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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-17
G. l. E n n CLIFF F.
DIR FIRST SALE:

ON WEDNESDAY,, the t7:h inst, propose to open
~ sales in this delightful subul IN village, commence
ing at station house pth No IS, and selling Nos IS.
a. 49, H. II on which is fine ice h0use 10, 9, and
fronting the Chattanooga Railroad and on NH Greek
These lots are suitable Produce and Grain DepOts Me-
chancs' Shoes Retail Country Stores &C., &c. They
admirably suited Tor Ice Houses nexhausble sup
ply which being furnished by Mil Creek right its
banks.
Nos. So c. IS. g. 60, 60, 81 and 60 Gencf Road,
containing from to OF fine land, the three last
handsomely timbered-beaufu locations for residences
nurseries, market gardens dairy farms, &c.
On the Fast side Of the Creek and adapted to the same
purposes will sell lots 1903, 1922 3d. 81 81 g. 49, 81
90, o. 81, 30 and So containing from to five
No iOT containing Of beautifully limb cred ground
including the residence occupied by Mr.. =. o.
Hurt fine freestone spring &C. &C. No. IS includes, also,
comfortable dwelling either Of which viii be sold desired
We will sell such other lots the premises dhe will allow
and that the company may desire to have put up.
Every with their families will please be at tie Depot
at half past O'clock take free ride to GenclH partake
OF collation. buy lots not they proper, have
free ride home enjoy themseiyes generally and ohige,
Very respectfully, LlNDSLEY CROChErr.
f. K GLAsCOcK Auctioneer. oct16-2t
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JUST PUBLISIIED,
70 tha Haward Association phiiadelDhfa

ID EPORT ON sPERMAToRRHdsA, or Seminal Weakness,
IL lmpOtenc, the q Onanisn Mastnrbatou self
Abuse and other Diseases q the sexual Organs vi
count the and dececon OF Quacks and valuable
Advice to the Affected, by GEO. r. CALHOUN, ~ D., Con
Sung Surgeon ~ the Howard Association Phtadelph
Pa benevolent Instita ion estab he'd by special endoE
reliei Of the aud distressed afflicted with
"Kfulent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above
Report sill be sent by mail (n sealed enveopsl free of
charge on the receipt % TWO STAMPS Or postage ad
dress DR. GEO. r. CALHOUN, No. S0uEh Ninth s.,
EhaIadcl phia, ia. octil--d8m
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LARGE STOCK or

LARGE Stock or
FINE GOLD WATCHES AND JRwELRY AT AUCTION.
TINHIs, Tuesday Evening Oct 9Th and tomorrow u
evening, at : o'clock shall offer the tnes E2A
lot Of GOLD WATCHES offered in this market a.A
cOm~Tsng % cold Watches from the celebrated
makers English Lever, Anchor Lever and Lepine
Watci in open and hunting extra fine Gene
Watches, suitable flr Ladies; also $50 Gold Guard Vest
aud Fob Chains, Coll Bre, Pins Ear and Finger Rings
Bracelets LOckrts, Thmblss, Pens and Pencils SC, &C.
Sale positive without reserve, being the to,k Of dealer
declining business Every represented
no sale. Gentlemen wishing TO inspect the soc<,
make purchases al private SALE invited TO examine du
ring the day. BENZ. SHIELDS,
No. ~ Public squaTe,
Octl6-2t Opposite Pinters' Bank
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Gov. SHANNON has written letter to SAM
Medary, dated Executive Office, Shawnee Mis-
sion, X. T. Sept. 26, in which he denies having
made pro-slavery speech at Westport, Mis-
souri,, on his was to Kansas.
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MEMPHIS AND Ono RAILRoAD.-The Memphis
Bulletin learns from the Superintendent, Col.
williamson, that passenger train commenced
running on this road on the 10th, as far as
Hickory Wythe station-twenty-iv miles dis
tant from Memphis.
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GoING WEsr.-The Jackson Wing, of the
10Th lust, ste tes that long lines of wagons and
vehicles pass hourly through that town, filled
with citizens of the older States on their way
to the teeming west.
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The Nashville Union seems TO be fearfuny e1er.
cised over the election OF Neil 5. Brown 90 the
Speakership Of the House. EI Governor Brown
is every way competent Tor th- positiCn-iamiliar
with parliamentary rules, gcntlemanly, high toned,
and courteous in his bearing. What is the matter
with the uniou' Has that COW failed to give milk
Athens Post
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VALUABLE 200 KS.

VALU ABLE BOOKS.
w. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
3 Guizot'5 History Of Cviliz lton. 3v.
g. Faener's Classical Antiquities.
T. Louginus on the Sublime. l vol.
s. Dante's Divine Comedy the Inferno. pure transla
ton by Carlyle.
g. Tassos Jerusalem Delivered.
Z The Legislative Guide.
s. Irvings Life Of Washington.
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Webster's Complete Works 6v.
II. Cahpuu's Works. vol
u. Napier's Battles Of the Peninsular
Ii. Napoleon in Exile by O'Meara.
IA. Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IS. .Abbott's Life Of Napoleon.
16 strickland's Lives Of the QueensOf Engani VOL
II. Lives Of the Princesses OF England.
oct
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HEALTH OF MEMPHIs.-We learn from street
rumors that accounts from Memphis represent
the fever as decidedly on the increase there.
We hope these rumors are exaggerated.
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FOR MEMPHIS.

TIVE hne United States Mail passen- Gr~.0
i enger packet, j. G. CLINE, JAMES Tx-g sAE.@tAsA1
DAVIS Master, will leave for the
and all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY 18th ins aI
O'Clock, p NJ For reis passage. apply board
A. l.. DAVIS,
octlG-1t A. HAMILTON Agents
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MANuPAcTuRERs ANn MILLYRs.

ME general Agents for the sale Of ali Cotton and
w woolen fabrics manufactures In The state Of fennes
See and have appropriated large and ecuEptous roaa
solely cr their and storage We have aso appFuprA-
ted another Cor The and storage u FLOUR alone
AID would respectfully cal The Atteaon q both Mana
ests w. n GORDON q CO.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

DENEFIT Of Mr.. G.. W. Janison who will appear az DA.
ID MON AND UNCLE TOM. Louise Reeder as CzIanthe
and Daisy.
Wednesday Evening Oct H. will b. performed the play
Of DAMON AND PYTHIAS Damon, b1r. G.. w. JaniSon;
Caanthe, Louise Reeder.
70 conclude with Mr. Janison's Drama Of UNCLE TOM
Unce Tom, Mo Jamison; Daisy, Louise Reeder.
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A G L y z y,

Ellis, Moore CO., - Market street, Nashville Manu-
facturers and General Agents.
Beaumont. Fall Co., Carksvie, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Ab- Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
VIM r. Hunt, salem, Agent for Franklin COuRty, Tenn.
and Jackson eOunty, Ala
James D. Vance, Csstalan Springs, Agent for Sumner
County.
w. NJ Rel, p. VI Rome, Agent fer smith County.
j. r. AiAin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. X. Huney Bros, L0ulon, Agents for Tonnes
1h-hAr1u
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G. u n NY Il AG ;

EIFTY THOUs AID Gunny Bags of good quality, In bale
Il Of 250 bags Received and for sale by
Octi0-imdtrW4w h. 4 Il. DOUGLAS co.
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VHTANTEO-A situation a a BOok-keeper or Sales
w man, by gentleman who give the best OF refer
enc,s Address ~. X. c.. True Wing Office"
octS-df
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WO0Li Wool 10 WooLiIi
TtAsH and Tire highest nAfke pFies paid god ssas
" washed wooi.ey
iva a. D. D. DIoEEY.
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TO nRESSMAKERS.

TANTED-Sevpral First Glass Drrssrnakers Also,
w eral neat Sewers. Apply Immediately to
Mrs. PALMER THOMAS,
Crutcher House Buildings,
octl7-H Corner Sumner and Church Sts
B-Wanted several apprentices to whom the business
will be thoroughly taught
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5 AND STOCK KAISERS,
a MILL on TRIAL

for month, and II don't give complete satisfaction IN
returniH II there be any man .hls disposed let him "
ey will be refunded. The Crsh-r eau De attached 10 bars
water or steam power, which renders tn convenient
Mill south Of Masons and DNons line. All other Urushers
in the South require too much power or viii soon wear
Al..l.r n.
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-CoMPLETE
w. Il. BERRY & co.

W. Il. BERRY a. co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, 12mo., CLOTH, OF
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James p
W Johnson NJ. A., F. R. s. &C. Author of Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry AMI Geology" etc, etc. Illustrated
with 1ls wUod engrayngs.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Posons Select,
Tn Water We Drink, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil We Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike,
The Plant we rear, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Reef we Coos What, How, and Why we Di-
tn Beverages we infusc, gest
The Sweets We Extract, The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors we Ferment, The Circulation OF Matter,
The Narcotics we Indulge in, Reorganization,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know OF other work which, within SO small COM
pass well and satisfactorily presents the chemical and
free from techncalties tn the veTiest yro
in the science be otherwise than interested and in
structed.
Much scientific information is here presented in
densed aud interesting FORM making volume Of high Prac-
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work is Of the most valuable that can be given
to the American public. II should be IN every amiy and
in every school ana public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter, interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Wig.
1t adaptd the comprehension of the unlearned in
technical chemistry, well the learned and the
pies treated useful that is saying more than
justice requires TO that ought to be ia every home
in the country.
From the St. Louis Inteligencer.
This Is work for the youth well as the grown man-cr
the scholar well as the mech tnc and cordia ally
recommend it not only high degree valuable for its
solid instruction, but also profitable source Of enter
tanment.
From the Louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes that fail to
rvet the attention Of any fond Of reading 1t is de-
hghtfui book for a family circle. octu
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat a c-D
Il NASHVILLE, Capt. THos REIL- kzayl TEzyGsssAaaa
SNYDER will leave Paducah for the $3.50
above port on Sunday, the 4th Of November.
The regular packet "Cuba" will leave here Friday the
% day Of November, with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, -.
octlT-td J. A McALLISTER a CO., ( HBeHNS-
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YOUNG AnTERICA!

Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COIB MILL.
ITO an such rare chance TO make money will be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposed
OF on unusually fair terms by application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAsSERS,
oGer You Corn and Cob MIL unsurpassed in the IN
on and which be superseded by past future
yenons II IS the very NIL which every Farmer Stock
hasr should have; il viii crush from % 10 bushels Corn
ana COB per hour, with horse; is easily fitted up and
manager weighs 80 los AM "a all contact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented, will last any farmer ordinary
time speak thus Of its durability. because he sine
pnnc1 pie has been rly tested in the old BARK Mill Who
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Time Sale of Groceries

Time Sale of Groceries
BY
w. II. GORDON & co.
ON WEDNESDAY next 18th DC ober, 1858, we will
~ offer at Public Sale, in our usual quantities.
1000 bags coarse sat;
100 bbls. Deans Aurora whiskey;
100 do Sam. Hae's do;
100 4 casks American Brandy;
2Oa bxs. Manufactured Tobacco--al grades;
100 do Pearl starch.
80 doc. Pat. Eyed Beaver Buckets;
300 bxs. Tumblers and Jars;
100 do Qu-rt Flasks;
100 bbls. Green S'eubenyle Copperas;
eco kegs Shoenherger's Nails-all sizes;
30 bbls. Baltimore Crushed sugar;
900 bxs. Star Candles;
100 do Tsllow do
With various other articles.
Terms of sale:
All under 5000 cash all 5000 and under
$1,000, sixty days; all ~ 900 and under 81 000
ninety days; all S20'O, mos, for approved
endorsed Notes payable in Of the city Ranks
oCtl5--td W. H. GORDON co.
READ AND BIZ WISE.
DER known 10 the citizens o. Nashville and the balance
ID Of the Hurnan Family, hat j. FLOWERS, No 81 Tn
ion street. just received fine assortment Of Spec
GIasses-better known ia this community az BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from Brazilian Sand which am willing TO
sell at reasonable prices, follows:
Gold Framc. Slide Temples .............$2 90
Single - ......... 10 90
Coin Fine Silver Frames Slide Temples. 3 60
a. Single ...... 80
A TO selecting spectacles profess to know all about H.
having paid particular attention to that branch Of the bu
siness for The last twenty years. J. FLOWERS,
octl9-a No. 81 Union ST. Nashville.
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FIFTY DOLLARS.

And any wanting good thing" earnestly request
ed TO examine the true merits and principles OF this Mill
and order from the PruprietorS Agents.
A liberal discount MAGE TO dealers.
J. 2. D&OMGOULE, Sole Proprietor.
LII. LII T.
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY Monday night the 21st inst while in the
IA employ Of Mr.. Charles H. Martin, Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MIN, named JIM and ALBERT They
about twenty Ave years Of age Of dark compexon had
with them suit Of clothes made Of green casinett,
and silk hats. JIM is about FIVE feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing countenuncs; speaks quick when spoken to;
raised in Williamson county by Thomas PetWay. ALBERT
is about feet inches high; weighs about lT5 lbs round
face, good couuenance, with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken rather humble looking
gro; raisrd by Col Thomas Williams, Of Montgomery,
Ala will give the above reward II they taken and
secu~ed 50 that get them.
my94-a c. L. NELSON.
HAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES
II Just received large supply Of Hair Tooth, Clothes
and Nail Brushes, plain and tnlad backs For sale by.
Octl2 J H. McGILL.
DORTE NONEES-An elegant assortment OF Porte
Monies, latest style. Received and for Also,
supply OF Old style Pocket Books J. II. McGILL
DAZORS AND STROPS-Just received a choice
H lot d RIzors single and s5ts made by WOsenhem,
Rodgers, Grams, and Wade Butcher. Also,
ment Of best Razor strops. For sale low by
ocl3 j. H. McGTLI-
CHELL TICKING COWBS-Jast received a
- variet ofAtest she'll yucking Combs Also Cum
Budto and Horn Tucki1g Combs Fine Tooth Combs Of
Shell, Ivory, Buffalo and Horn. Received and for sale BY
n. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing store,
Octl8 Corner College 81 and Square.
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nIARRI.Er nARRI.Err

M L. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLEO@n
W. BUSINESS, sOcs his old friends and theA6LA(I
pubic in general who may desire work in his line, ~ II
10 give him call at his shop, corner O Church VIZ
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. He Will keep constantly on hand a supply ~
Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, &C, Of he finest Italian aud
American Marble. All work executed IL The best Manner
and warranted. sep2g-u
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THE LAWS OF NATURE.

Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral or wahbliny
motion will, sariy, out all other Crushers
amenable to this grand objection, and the Propri-tr
DARE not dispute it. In the cnnstru ton Of fOUNa ANN
have GAINED power, ana DIZZY CONTRADICTION have
esSened friction and CHALLENGES 70 The contrary
have prevented wabOhrg lateral EOtiOn, and all are
compelled to acknoE edge il therefore, that r
superior to any other MIL am selling this Tenne,-
invention AZ the small Of
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NURGICAL INNTRTlIENTN.

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
LARGE invoice u Fine Surgical and Dssectng Instru-
n ments has just been received and for sale ct small
advance on Eastern cost.
Students and others would do well to call examine
the prices and quality, before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
ocl Corner College and Union streets.
Ohm DoTLs.......r. l. NARsHALL J. DOYLE.
J. DOYLE CO.,
soap and Candle Manufacturers, and
Packers of Pork and Beef,
No. Is south Front street, NASHVILLE, TENN.
e. Highest price paid in cash for Taow Grease, and
ard. f-h25-H
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INOsE SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce o.
Il stree-part Of Lot No. l56 For further partc IN.
ulars call at this office. Octl5-u -
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Oar stock Of Staple Goods very large and eopete en-
braeng everything aibs siih god taste aud e1r8for
aud very cheap. satin Lame, woal sad uuiqn Dsalask
vih fiaungs - mach r curtainsal AZ We low pzioz
~ rs METROPOLITAN srokE, 81 and So College Sc
e<t1
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MINNIE RIFLES,
RATHER AN ATTRACTION!n

lust received per Railroad, an additional supply by
y oct17-n BENZ. +. SHIELDS
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M Uise in Aierdndria-A Letter Uriter'.
Opinion Of Virginia Politics.

dong of the Baltimore Sun writes under date
of Feb !, aS follows:
A number of members of Congress formed
part of the large auditory of Mr. Wisc. at Alex
andria. last night. Much interest was manifest
ed in the subject of his speech. lie denounced
the Know N"thing>, many of whom were present.
and responded with loud cheers. The election
contest will become still more interesting after
the Know Nothing candidate shall take the field.
Fresh inspiration will then be given to MI.
Wise's eoaaence
Its believed the candidate will be either VIM.
c. Riyts or j. +. Strother. The wings will make
~ nomination. Mr.. Riyes' name was presented
hv the Virginia delegates, at the Cincinnati con
vruton II candidate for the Presidency, and
~boVd he BE- elected Governor Of Virginia, he
will very probably become the presidential can
date of tn, new party In l65G.
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EntnL IcciRent 10 .SkaierS.

\ Photographic despatch from Philadelphia states
that GA saturday afternoon last large crowds
were skating the Scuylki river above Fair
mount, the ice broke and Mr.. Earle 5. Shinn,
druggist at the northeast corner of Broad
and Spruce streets; and Miss Russell, his
wife's sister, was drowned. Mr.. :, was skating
and pushing Miss Russell on sled before him as
is the custom. A very large number Of persons
saw the accident, but unable to render any
assistance. Mr.. Shnn belonged TO one of the
oldest and most respectable Quaker families of
Philadelphia.
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fINlIE bhEAl iUllf lex & LIE BLOOD.
Not Il pai9iee 81 Mcrcargta u
AS lNrALu1rLr REntpr Tor Gcfoinlo k,ng's Evil,
Rbeumoiism, Obstinate Gutancous E,untion~. Finn.
pie. or ru,trlr- On IL Face, Bloehca, So, Ctonic
Sore Eyes Ring Mormon rctor, Scnla lrnd. I'm.
Iagencnt Hrd PUN THE Rorcs Il joiuts, Stubborn
ulcets, Syphitic d., rdrr-, Lumhnga, Spinal Com,
plants, ani ali Diseases arising from an inudiciuus
use Of Mercury, lomudcncc Ia Liz, or lmpurity Of
the Blood
lhis valuable Medicine which I'm. beco.n" calculated
the number of cNma,dinuty urea effected through
agency hns induced the prop ctars, the urgent
quest II hcir hrpd IL udrr the public, whel hey
To with the utmost conGdrncrin liz virtues mud won-
erol curative properties The following certificates
.crc'ed humu lhgr number, urc, however, stronger
testimony than the men word of the wer,cror, ,ad
all from gentlemen well known IN tlerr localities.
md OF the highest responsibility, muny al thou ming
IA the ely ol Rclmnnd, Va.
+. BONhEN. Esq, ri the Excaunee Hotel Rich
mon1 known ever, where, says, h" hns .ern the Midi
enc cued Caucr's Snanlsh Mixture adminl"'' red IN
aver tmndred cn-rs nenl ya the disrns"s i"t Which
t il ended With thu must astonishing good
cults. lie sny, il tho mort eNruntdinsiy medicine he
has seen.
AgHe ami fto1-titr7t C"rc.-l heleiy certify, tha
Tor three yeurs had Ague aud Fever ot al the most viz
lent descriptions Ind vcrnl rlp,sir on.. took arge
quantities ol q inae, Mercury, mud brhcvo all The
roncs advertised, hut nj without INV peImnnen,
licf. At last ! tried CATERS NpuH4l htlsru', two
bottles of which rifcctually cmcd ~ and | am bnppy
81, hnv" had neither Chill. ~ Fever since con-
sider il the best Tonic III the wot mud The ouly med
cine ,hnt rvcr reached N, case. JOHN LONGuEN.
Bower Dam, near Richmond, Va.
q +. Luck. E-l now in Richmond and toi many
Years in the Post Chce bus such conf lcnce IN the
unshng efficacy Of Cnrtnrs Spanish Mixture, thai he
"A fought upwards Of 30 bnttlcs, which he has gwen
Nuytottc afflicted. Nh Luck any. he hns known
to fall when tn>rn neeording lo directions
Dr v Ingr. practising Physician. nnd formerly al
the City Hotel in the city 81 Richmond says h"h'sw
messed in n number Of instances the enerls % Cnrr
Spanish Mixture which most lruly sutlui4ne. ir
says il of ConsuuI lion. dependent thr Liver.
the good effect. we've Wonderful indeed
Richmond. cured OF Liver Compinint ut y
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Ejf shot bu her Husband.

We learn says the Columbus (Ga) inquirer.
that man living in Russell county, Ala, went
to the house Of MIR Geo. Moore, who lives about
three miles west of Girard and while there a Sc
riuus alteration ensued between the parties. dur
ing which Moore took down hi, gun and was in
tlc Hct Of shooting his antagonist, when Mrs.
Moore ran in between them to prevent her hus-
bands designs. But she was too late to effect
her object; the gun discharged, woundng
her So seriously, that her life j, dlsPaired of.
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LiFE NEWS 81 TIE HiILS.
Procedures Of Congress.

WAsmNGroN, Feo. D Seaate.-Nr Stuart
presented "A memorial from the Legislature of
Michigan, to which Mr.. Cass made speech in
opposition. Mr., Stuart partially endorsed Mr..
Cass's remarks The House then took up the
Boonty land Till, aud passed it. The French
Spnliafisn bill was afterwards discussed.
H9He.-BilS for the relief of the Point Fe-
liciana tt.n) Railroad and Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company were passed.
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Mr.. MASON NOT GOING To REslGN.A Wash
ington letter says:
The conyalesccnce of our Minister nj Paris,
Mr.. j. y. Mason is established beyond doubt
by the report of MIR. Walsh concerning his con
ditiou. His mind was not affected by the tempo
rary paraly ss of his arm, and there is no reason
to believe that he will Immediately resign his mis-
sion, Thus will be disappointed all the calcutta
tons and arrangements that were based upon
the occurrence ola yacancyin the French mis-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-07
X iuDeU's ECupDjfjOu. &.c.

WAsnNGroN, Feb. 5.-Nothng has yet been
done by Col. Kinney, to justify proclamation
against his expedition to Central America. No
proclamation has been issued, and all reports to
the contrary are without foundation.
The weather is clear and cold.