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R.R.R. No. I.-Makes the Stomach clean and heal
thy and the breath sweet and fragrant had Sick Headache
Mrs b, aged 40 years of full habit, and suffered with
Sick Headache for years she has used six bottles of
Railways Ready Relief-she has not been troubled for
several months Treatymcn: Ready Relief, 20 drops
every morning internally cleanse and correct the sto
mach. Battle the head with Relief externally Take
of Railways Regulators per day regulate :he bowels
RUsu BLOOD THRoBBNG PANS THE HAD
Battle the head every morning with cold water; add to
bowl of water tablespoonful of Relief rub the head neck
and temples well with the Reefand take 90 drops
of Relief internally, regulate the bowels with Railways
Regulators
X. X. X. No. 2.-RADwAY's Renovating Resovent.-
Reuovang because it renovaes the system and makes the
blood pure rich and healthy and mparts strength to the
nerves.
Resolven because resolves away from solids all
diseased deposits Price 81 per bottle.
| X. II. X. No. 3.-RADwAYs REGuLAroas-Mild and
pleasant in their operation, regulate the bowels and
cleanse the system from all putrd and acrimonious humor
Coed at all times. Time five hours Small doses regu-
late Large doses purge Taken in doses of from one 10
eight
Three Regulators an ordinary Dose and viii empty
the bowels of their refuse matter in few hours.
They cleanse the stomach from all ietd diseased
umors and leave it sweet, Clean pure and healthy.
I'd They produce upon the skin free perspiraton open
the pores and gvea regular and healthy action to the skin
3D. They purge from the skim the secretions the bowels
the stomach, and every function in the system all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
In serious cases, where prompt and immediate attention
srequred and general operation of the bowels demanded
five to eight Regulators will produce the beneficial
Suits IN ALL FEVERS, Scarlet. Typhus, Bilious, take
from to three Regulators every hour until free and
powerful evacuation is produced.
Railways Regulators pure, safe quick, powerful bu
mild and pleasantin their operations
Price of Roadway Regulators 25 per box containing
thirty Regulators. RADWAY &CO,
1s2, Fulton street, New York.
Price OF R. r. Relief 25 cts. so cts and 81.
" Resovent, 81.
| g Regulators, % ets. per box.
RR. R. Office, 161 Fulton Street, n. \.
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COMING TO NASHVILLE
CHAMBERS X PECK7S MAMMOTH
ODED9A Mo-

hR Way Scenes in California and the LanG and Pa
" clfc Routes-eommsuce5 ls4J completed 1858
More than twies the size Of ordinary loranas and as m
perior IN hde artistic execution, aLd general interest as
II Is mammoth IN its proportions.
~ Due notice Will be given OF It's arrival
decI Dr.. i Z. EHA MEEl.>, Afr.,....-
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CARD.

j. W. DODGE would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Nashville hath4vug nearly completed his ORE
sent engagements, and being with his family DELAYED bv
the low stage OF water add Packet ST. Louis he will
remain TO execute few Miniature Portraits If i'm
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store off. B. WEST, U MON st.
dec27-u
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. IL, 1854.
THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS 10 THE EAST TEN
NgSsEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD.


We do not resume this subject with the idea that
Gov. JoNsoSs course in issuing the bonds-in ques-
ton needs any defence The opinion of the Attor-
new General viii convince every body, who does
not % 'outside Of the act" of the propriety OF
the action of the Governor Iii because the BIN
.er has opened a discussion "outside of the act
which was alone Gov. JoHSsoSs guide, that we
deem il proper to pursue the matter little farther
and to add few thoughts TO article of yester-
day
1t has been observed, of course, that the Banner
bases its chief arguments upon the construction
which has been given to the act of 1852 by the
Governor and Attorney General upon facts "out-
side Of the act ITSELF" The most important of
these facts m the estimation of the Banner is that
communicated to the editor by one acquainted
with the action of the Internal Improvement Com
mittee of the last General Assembly, to the effect
that the provso to the 18th section inserted by
member from thew esternDivsion ofthe State, 'sole
ly for the Memphis and Charleston Company" As we
have said before, we know not how this is, from
what source the Banner derives its information upon
the subject but quite it does not proceed
from any one entitled to be styled "a lawyer and
ajudge," as no one coming up to point worthy of
such designation would advise the Banner to rely
upon such 6" fact outside the act itself as guide
in striving at proper construction Of the act
But assuming it to be true that the fact outside
Of the act itself' is fact, it becomes important to
know whether Gov. CAMPBELL, in constituting the
statute, at the tim, the Memphis and Charleston
Company applied for bonds, assumed the position
gotr taken by the Brnney that this proviso was in
serted "solsly for the benefit OF the Memphis and
Charleston Company" If Gov. CAMPBELL so be-
Eeved, he would of course have required that COM
pany to exhibit and verify the amount expend-
ed by the company for ron and equipments pur-
chased prior to the passage Of the act. lie would
have required the company to show that the iron
and equipments purchased contracted for amount
cd in value $1,000 per mile; fort is positive re-
aurement of the statute that the company shall
have no more bonds than necessary to procure,
or, if they have been procured, to pay for, the
iron rails, equipments, &c. But Gov. CAMPBELL,
as we said yesterday, made no such requirements
OF the company, and issued no bonds under the
18th section. lie did Issue, we have said,
whether properly or improperly net now
called upon 10 saw to that company the bonds OF
the State to the amount of $4,000 for the first
thirty miles; and on the day of the issuance of the
bonds he required Gen. Mus, the President and
agent of the company, to take and subscribe the
following affidavit:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Worms Worms la great many learned troatses
have been written explaining the origin Of and classifying
the generated in the human system Scarcely any
topic of medical science has elected acute observation
and profound research and vet physicians very much
divided in opinion the subject. 1t must be admitted
however that after ALL mode of expellng these worms,
and purifying the DO from their presence is gilmore value
than the wsest dispositions the origin The expelng
agent has at length been omd-Dr MLanes Vermuge is
the much sought after specific and has already superseded
all other medicines its efficacy being universally &C.
knowledged by medical practitioners
es Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR..
MLANE,S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take none
else. All other vernfuges, in comparison worthless
Dr. MLane's genuine Vermuge also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. now be had al all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
janll
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VT. BERRY * co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Mp OLEAN A T ST. HE Il II a.
History ofhe Cap vty Of Napoean at St Helena rom the
Letters and Journals of the late Lieut. Gen Sir fcDsoS
Lowe, end Official Documents not before male public
By WILLIAM FoasYrH NJ A. vols, limo
This work which has been snxOusly expected for
ny years. sof great historical importance. II cantsins
much new and important matter concerning the captivity
of Sspoean Al s. Helena The explanatory portions are
remarkably well written teFse vigorous and en'nenty lu
cid.
The task though long delayed has finally been perform
ed it appears US with perfect manness elearness and
conviction. Mr.. FOrsy ssye is admirably lifted for his
suject-fair ercibe and argumenaiive BY his work be
has done credit TO himself and cleared the character OF
brave. honest and nigh minded English soldier and
gentleman. Weknow amper panegyrie on the uses
Of the successes of authUrsaip-BaekwoOd Magazine
Its historical importance is Of the highest vaue and
whether we agree with tie conclusions to
which its author would fam leai the reader il amply de-
serves and will reward the careful perusa OF every person
who is interested in the subject Of Nspoean
As an account of the Captivity Of Nspoleoa ii is without
arrival in the fidelity of details its admirable pictures OF
the exemperor and its general veracity.New Monthly
Magazine,
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BUILDING LOTS TOR SALE

- X LOTS College Hill finely located Nos 3d. 81 S.
y &c. 81 and S. Zach lot fronts 20 feet on Cherry street
aud runs back l52 feet 10 Hume street
ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville, Nos 80 and 30 front Broad street. Nos IVl
l02, 104 and l26 McGavoe eet Nos IS ia and Ia
on Demumbrane street. bargain De had by making
early application 10 W BROWN
Janl2 Real Estate Agent
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~ HENRY'S INvIGORATING CORDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
of physical prostraon, genital debility aec-
TONS &C. &C. fully described in another column this
paper which the reader is referred 81 per bottle bot
ties for S. six bottles for $; SIG per dozen, Observe
the marks of the GENUINE,
Prepared only by 5; Z. COHEN, No 8, Franklin Row
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by
ali respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country.
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No u College
street. By j. P. DROMGOOIE Wholesale Agent fol the
State and only agent in Nashville
-6m-d and tr-w.
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and the Chairman was about to report the amend
ments proposed by the committee when ON motion
the Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock to morrow
morning.
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HOUSE-MoRsISG SESSION.
IIV NAII1 .'IUtI-NINu lJfSSIUN.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL.

W EDNEsDAY, jan IT.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. EDGAR.
The journal Of yesterday was read
Mr.. CLEMoNs presented a communication from the
Secretary OF State, In answer to resolution of this
House, touching certain monies received by him.
The communication was received, and on motion of
Mr.. GREENE referred to the committee on Ways and
Means.
Ga motion of Mr.. CLEMoNs, the vote referring to
the communication was reconsidered, and Mr..
Greene withdrew his motion to refer.
Mr.. Cooke moved to refer the Secretary's COM
muncation to the committee Of the whole, which
was lost.
Subsequently Mr.. Cooke offered resolution ac-
cepting the communication of the Secretary as per-
fectly satisfactory, which motion prevailedby alarge
majority
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PHILoTOKEN or FEMALE's FRIEND.

PHIL0TOKEH OF FEMALES FRIEND
For the cure Of Painful and DiSordered Menstr.sltse
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief OF all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant en-
Pregnancy
Much OF the suffering attendant the lives Of females
at the present day may traced slight npruence
neglect during itic period Of their peculiar sea-
sons causing distinctions irregulary, de- which II not
relieved gradually weakens and deraage the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms OF dsease-Con-
sumption, Drosy Dyspepsia Ec-which either hurry them
10 early grave render them invads for lie MANY OF
the irest and oveest Of creOn that age when the
Just bursting into bloom have withered and died from
the eiecs0t Obstruction and The want remedy
nature at that eyentful period.
TRY TIE PHlLOTOKEy
1t is not offered OF all Ills that Gesh IS heir TO-
bot as remedy and preventive for class pf
paints IN which Is warranted to do al that here set
orth or that medicine directed with eper and skill
perform. SOldb by SCOVlL 4 MEAD
III Charities street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed.
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SIMMS' POPULAR ROMANCE.
PROF. sILLIMAN's VISIT TO EUROPE.

IT. BERRY n co., have just received:
THE THIRD EDITION OF PROFESSOR SILIIMAN'S
VISIT To EUROPE in 1851 . vols I2mo. with
cravings.
Ii often that allowed the advantage Of peru
the Of travel made by dgent and the
same tine acconPIished-.Ssr York Fleming Post.
rich and reliable mass of European information
PAib4. Courier.
The work has exceeding nterest.-dslp I0rE Eraa-
gelist.
We know not of another travel book Europe that Is
amusing. interesting and instructive this.-BostOs
Post
W. T. IL. 81 co. have also just received:
BILLIARDS SIX MONTHS II ITALY Third ed-
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TOR SALE large BRICK HOUSE with rooms
&c, No 70 Vine street, between Church aud Broad
Apply at No IS Cherry street, TO r. ". Brown,
Janl2 Agent.
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Ii a AISs--ostD EaIlsIS. SUE Il.
all grades;
100 barrels O. MOlasses.
100 half barrels Of4IolasSPs;
tiercss Of Rice;
packages Of Mackerel:
90 packages Of CranberrieS;
$50 Packages Of Raisns
1Obags OF Almonds;
go casks of Porter and Ale;
20 coils Of Manila Rope:
81 packages Market Clothes and Covered Baskets:
100 packages Buckets. Tubs Pals, &c.
20 barrels Pecans, Fberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgniAc Brandy;
lOpackages Madeira and Cherry Vines
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demjohns; 10000 COrks
For sale by janl2l EDWARDS < HARRIS
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NOS. 9 lyD II DElDEEiCK STREET.

~ We are authorized to announce Gao. B. GOODvIs
candidate for Magi srate in tie Nashville District at the
next March Election. jani2-td.
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CoRRECuoN.-It was not Mr. WILLIAMS, but Mr.
MARTIN of Wilson, for whom leave of absence was
asked and obtained, as reported yesterday.
Mr.; SYKES desires me to explain that his remark
near the close of his speech, promising to vote for
bill to repeal all laws granting divorces should be
qualified SO as to except such divorces as are eman-
ded on canonical grounds. [REPoRTER.
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Having sold my entire interest in the firm Of PERKINS
CLAcK to Mr.. T. J. CL,cE, late partner cordially re-
commend him 10 the friends Of the late rn and respect
fully solicit for him continuance of the patronage so b
rally bestowed. Jan q p G. ). PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12

Safe Vermifuge.-B. A. Fahnestock's Yermifuse
be administered to the most delicate infant without dan
ger 1t is mild in its operation and entirely harmless but
eectual in removing from the system. Read the
! foil wing testimony
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5Ew DAy1D,s EEBREy PLAsTER,

THE great Remedy rheumatism iout pain Sds
Hip, Back, Limbs and joints. Sergfnla, Kings Evil
hite Sgeiags Hard Tuners SIih JOINTS and sil fixed
pains whatever Where This Plaster IS applied Pain cannot
exist.
gentleman in the South Of Europe and Palestine in
ls0 heard 50 mdc said IN the latter place in favor OF
JEW DAYlD'S PLASTER and of toe a. he consideredJ
miraculous had performed that he induced
try Il on Lis person, for lang and Liver Affection.
the removal of which had been the chief object Of his Jour
ney but which had resisted the genial and delicious cline
He accordingly applied plaster the right side Of has
chest where The pain seated another between the
shoulders, and one the region of the liver In the
tine he drank freely Of herb tea OF Laxative quail
tiles. He found his health improving, and a few
weeks his cough lei him. the saOwEeSs his skin dsap
peared, his pam removed, and his health became per
Inanently reinstaed
The following is from Mr.. worsel editor Of the Has
GiESrLExE1S-Du During last winter and spring was So
troubled with a pain in my bre 1T to render unit
for the duties Of my office and hearing your JEW DA
NIDS or HEBREN PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases, was induced TO give trial Lad
plaster upon breast but 81 time when all pain
left me- and enabled again engage the labors Of
the office would also state, that my sister, residing in
Steubenye in this STATE has received much benefit from
its Yours, truly,
Massilon November IL IS4s.
Ii has been very beneficial ia J Weakness such
Pain and Weakness 10 the stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection Of the Spine Female Weakness 6c No
female subject TO pain weakness in the oack sides
shOnid be without It. Married ladies in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
Inc applGdtiOn OF Tie SuOuCer6 mas
been found certain remedy for Colds, Coughs Ph'hse
and Lung AHeeOnS IN their primary stages Il destroys
inflammation By Terspiraton
Beware Of cOunlerieIts and base mitatOnsi
eau flON-Ihe subscribers the only General Agents
in the Southern States for tie sale Of tbs valuable
PLASTER and IN order TO prevn purchasers being imposed
upon, by counterfeit article, sold tins and else
where for the genuine, they particular attention
the following MARKS THS GENUINE
lst-Tls gsAai6 PIT up IN sO. engine turned Bot
toned b1rss. not soliered IN.
d-Izs gepias has tis saErarsd bsII0f s,s Ddrd On
tsdiret 2s tryI al he bor, "a 0coHPiayisg re0fd Of
curt to T. TiylOr, Rochester.
SCOTlL 4 MEAD.
Ill Charities street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents FOR the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed
Sold also. Wholesale and Retail BIZ
BERRY DEMOYAi.
EWIN BROTHERS,
". r. GRAY,
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
IL
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NEw ORLEANS. Jan. Z. 1853.

Messrs B. A. FdlnestocE d Co:
GxyrLEMEN-Your Vernifuge have been selling for
ten years. both here and in Mississppand it is of
few proprietary medicines which haveimpcit confidence
in never have it fail to act speedy and safe YER
mifuge have such constant demand for ii, that
quest you to send me twenty-five gross with little delay
possible the approaches when it is
demand Very truly, yours,
X. N FETHERST0NH,
No. SO Camp street
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants through the United States
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NOTICE

NTOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against tue Estate OF Lucian i. Sullivan deceased
are hereby notified to e them with the Clerk the COu-
ty Court of DeAb county before the first Of u
y, lo4 duy authenticated the law requires that pre-
rata distribution may be nlld2 orfhe viii be forever
barred BY order Of the Clerk Of Tx County Court Of De-
hab county.
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ADVERTISING

In of the proverbs of Solomon says the New Bedford
Mercury, find the most comprehensive and satisfactory
exposition of the philosophy of Advertising that was
or could be written viz
There is that scaereh and vet ncreaseh and there is
that withhodeth than is meet but it tendeh pow
erty.
And the words of Paul the Corinthians apy
the same idea:
He which soweh sparngly shall reap also sparingv and
he which soweth boun tifuy shall reap also bounul.
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JAS. A DURHAM. Administrator.
SUSAN F. SULLIVAN, Adm 'trix.,
n


" ISSOLUTION-The Copaltuership heretofore exist
~ ing under the style of pertains 4 CLACK was dis
solved on I'd inst bv mutual consent THOS J. CLACK
will continue carry the Grocery and Commission Re
ceving and Forwarding busnessat the old 81 nd.
PIG s PERKINS
JAMIE THOMAS J. CLACK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-19

s.,Isb' la some place tho rssk e bare, producing
- vesststop of OF ehy account, IN Others y c1s-
I'D will growth Of -clutby trees. EverY nov and
,ben little river may be Oh Ising down the
,,..p Of the mountaios 10 the rive at their feet.
Their. are some good hsrbOTs; Eternity Bay ool1s
III nsxt IL impoe;a % Ht Ha Bay which latter -
,eprrsied from tbe msn body of the river by yue
OF Iaod at the head Of which IL CEpe West. Within
afew yesrs a village hss sprung up at H%Ht Bay,
and the back country ie being ec0nizei 5y trencn
CaDscians from the old se,tlenents the priests h:S-
MES For sixty miles before reach this point,
notbire but rock on either eide is seen, except al
Eternity Bay and one other spot; and at both these
settlements 7 could not zee half dozen houses.
Chieou,iu,i was the limit OF our piignrnags. IL is
o. leagues from Tsdonsac. and like that place bas
ole of those cbspes built by the Jesuits some tFo
centuries ago. though the precise date tnsy De doaDt-
full Here s saw-r1i, which fret ghis 80 ysssels u
Lveytool every year. Cbicou'imi Is me head OF
the payig alton of the Ssgueosy Here aeons'dersole
village ia sprne ing up it'll settlements Ia the negl
borlooe The land sells by Government at twenty
c.Dt, an acre but NJ DE- IL sold except 10 actual -et
ters The tide rises at this point ten ieet DC 50 ana
seventeen feet spring tides In l647, Father lie $50
oicoyereo Lake S.. John which he reached t1ronSn
the Sneuensy. Aarv ard the Fa'hers w ilesso ana
Dial Ion vent up the SagneDay and re- tche9 to- ofce
Of The Neicoubs little more than half way oetTeea
he s, Lasrepcs and the Hudson Bay 70 The aft@my =.
IN reach on the northern sea, tire OF Indians which
Esnce desired 10 trad. wi aod the faheos Ia evan
oslize Tbe FreI ch surveyed infinitely every loot 0i
mis- portherp country Of which our Government has
known almost nothing, until the other day, wnen the
report of the French surveys was received Don Psrs
The wi ole trip vert off without the slightest IN
F, pleasantness occurring.
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News FROM TEXAS.
Frsn II. Neg or.saa, p,s..u.< DC. IL
To His &c
layton.

Frsn Ire keis Oy.eazt Pi-I,ua< %: H.
TIE steamship Loui,ians arrived lat night from
Indisnola and Galveston, bringing Houston papers to
the 7th met, and Galveston papers to the -th. We
regret 10 perceive that the yellow fever still pre-.
ysiliDg in Galveston. On the 7th as We learn frog
The TIMES, there were sixteen new Cases. That
psper warns upscclim.ted per-ous not TO 20 10 Gal
weston at present None can do with safety.
Col T. j. Allen, one Of the propnetors of The
Journal died OF yellow fever In Galveston the It'll.
There seems 10 be abatement in the fever 81
Houston.
We learn from The Telegraph that the weather Eas
remarkably fne a. Houston, the nights almost cool
enough for fiost.
The sspe paper has the following paragraphs:
Mai. Emory was daily expected a. San Antouio at
lssi dates On route TO the Aesilla Valley. part of
Company A, hom Fort Belknap, bad arrived az Aus
tin and was awaiting orders to go to San Antonio, 10
become the escort Of Major E. on the expedition.
Intelligence has been received from Fort Clarke Ut
fight on the sih September, come eight miles from
the Fort, between body Of Cana ,ches and Lpans.
The Lipans were victorious, and took horses as
booty, most of them American hor~es, supposed 10
have been stolen from the lower country.
81 l. reyorted-in Western Tslas that seyerai humid
red desr,srs from the Mexican army have crossed the