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MY WIFE having labored under on her breast for
VI sometime, and having tried different treatment,
conc uied undertake It nySe and less than three
months affected complete although she had been
given u by her friends being beyond the reach of any
she has for the last year enoved beerheath Than she
tine child, which she kerself have also treated
several other cases. and have net with the
My treatment IS not the using Of tine knife Caustc
or Mercury, but 1t is purely Vegetable also profess TO
cure other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers
ScrofulL Piles, and all diseases originating in like
neT Al. ask Of persons afflicted with any Of the above
named diseases, is to give Te trial. Where there is
cure there shall be no charge Further information be
obtaned by calling by letter at No. l27 North
Market street JONATHAN THOMAS.
inn I'm En
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This remedy is offered TO the community with the conf
feel IN an article winch seldom fails TO realize the
lis usefulness and he IF its cures
every section country abouuds in persons, public
desperate diseases Of the lungs by ts When once
tried It's uperioy every other iicue kind
too aren't escape observation, and where its virtues
knuw, public no longer hesitate what autdote
poy for distressing and dangerous affections Of tho pu
monary organs which are incident 10 our climate.
Nothing called louder for the inquiry OF med
cal than the alarming prevalence and fatality Of
SDve complaints has any class diseases had
more Of their CATIONS and care But yet
quate remedy has been provided which tine public could
epspd for protection from attacks upon Respiratory
ga until The introduction of the CHERRY PECTOaAL. HE
article product of long, laborous, and believe
sccessfu endeayor. furnish the community
remedy. OF this last statement the American people
themselves prepared to judge; and appeal with
fdsuce 10 their decision. here any dependence to Do
placed what OF every class and station certify it has
dangerous arctionsOf the throat AMI lungs Yield
can depend upon be Of Intelligent physicians
il their business 10 know in short If there ia Ey
reliance upon ythng thenit is rreuta0y proven
10 a. it g. heyond .nv on5 All otber. tb.f are E1,, 10
mankind this true, cannot be too freely published
cnres s priceless to hen Parents sbouId Know
1t: tier children priceless 10 them All should know
or priced Not only should be
hs- hnt every yhee-pot only IN this couurv but
in slI Countries thfuily this con-
vctilu in the fact hat already this article has made
cnnn-n Mt is v ituout and but few peoples. Although
in 90 general other this II is employ Ell by
,b g, ,,IaIIgcut in aos nj civilized eonVtriAs n.
extensively em- -oyed both America in Europe, Asia,
Africa Australia and the far of Islands Of the Life
pOssessurs there hera, ana they grasp
valuable remedy with dity. Unlike most pre-
OF its kind g expensive comp position Of cost
IN Still Afforded to the public reasonably
ow price, and, Whit is OF vastly more 10 pOrtance theH
quality suffered to decline from it= OrgiE stand
ard excellence. Every bottle OF this medicine.
nuactured good has been made heretofore
capable of making. No toll Is spared in
maintaining It in the best perfection which il is ible
produce Hence the patient whO pocuras the genuine CHEB
fEcTosAL rely upon having as good an article as has
ey er been had by those testify
BY this course, nave me nope Ct doing some
good In well satisfaction Of beevIr
much he's been dOle uready
FSrenareh by J a, : \ EEs, Practical and Au-
aIyticaI Chemist, GSyyeII. Mas.
Sold st Nhulesals 10y BERRY & DEMOVTLLE;
At Retail by BROWN * GKUBBS.
II also, by my Agents in almost every the State
In,
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w & LIZ ? a p e r.
l.. M. G0RREY- :

w ALL p a ? r..
l.. N. GORBEY, i.e
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGIN Gs
NO. 26 COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
L kLPS constantly on hand the latest and most fash
IN ionable patterns for Parlors, Halls Dining Rooms,
large assortment of cheap Inglazed Paper, Fire
Screens, " Indow Paper Teasters &c
~ Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
iune80 L. NJ. GoRBEY.
House Furnishing GOODS.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DkASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes,
ID Iron DO do do:
Oak Buckets; Oak "; Wen Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans )
Iron Bound Water Cans Cedar Mix Piggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-all sizes;
do Keelers- Brass and Iron Bound;
Go Churns-a sizes;
Patent spring ClOtl es Pins;
harket Baskets, with or without covers:
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
" hlow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets with Wood Bottoms
Justre eiyed and tor sale by
mayl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE q CO.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
NSyE have just received additiena supply of the Ice
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and Malets;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables. 1neS SNOW MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
ONE of the most valuable of Inventions with which
~ the ironing for family be doue with i've cents
worth Of charcoal
TaiiOTs' and Box Irons;
ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, &C., &C.;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
iunes SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm situated IN
/ Coffee County, three miles from Pelham and six
miles from Ililsboro the road from Nashville to Chat
tauoOg and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains dale and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed Of the very best in the county, and located
IN healthy section, entirely exempt from the visitation OF
all malignant Diseases There about two hundred and
twenty hve II cleared land, all under good fence
aud in nigh state Of cultivation There two comfort
able dwelling houses, cOmWOdiOus r. stables with
comfortable negro houses lu short, is well improved
Sad ir has most fertile and productive SOIL admira-
bly, adapted o The cultivation Of grass, clover and srla
g0 &C aud can be made Of the stock farms in
Middle tennessee uayug a suthcjency of at every
uec.>s .rr VTIt
Pos e>s.nn be had at any time Persons desirous
Of purchasing are respectfully invited to the
premises ana learn OF the subscriber the PARTICULARS
me terN. Ac.. LtehNWtfl Y. II. PkICE.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
'rFTcE-oOaF1a 5sjaeF AVID CHERRY STREETS.

inh =, ,HEALI UNtuv aAt. ,slEtiCAs is furnished
70 subscribers at s. uV per auhuGI IN aIv.uce
The TRIW EEKLY published very Tuesday, Thursday
aud SATURDAY, at So 90 per annun il advance If not
paid In advance, IS 90
The DAILY is published az Eight Dollars,
sa5~ The MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. sci
hemances Of subscriptions may be made By nail al
risk
No paper win be sent ont of tie State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash. ~. 81. ..s
~ wish il distinctly understood that no paper win
De discontinued unr all arreages are paid e. cet the
option Of tbe publishers
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TRAINS.
Ssssss @ 81 sss<s
OPEN TO TEoMPs0N's S

K
OPEN TO TEouPS0Ns STATION.
u and amer Thursday, August 23d, Trains will run
z between Nashville and Thonpson's Station as lol
lows;
Morning Tram leave Nashville at ESQ NJ; arrives at
ihompspus at 3, a.
Returning leave Thompson's at S:45 A N; arrive at
Evening Train leave Nashville at 8l5r. arrive at
ihomps1ns at 3
Returning, lelve ThompsOos at SIS, P Nj arrive at
On sunday tbe Morning Train only will be run, leaving
Nashville at Z, 4. and ThOmpsoa's al :45 a. m,
At IhomPsons the Stages OF Garter, Thomas Aoogh
Through Tickets to Memphis, Wsyuesboro', Jackson,
Tusclnbia Florence Coumbis and Pulaski, be pre-
cnred at the General stage Office under the Yerandah Ao
lei. a. ANDERSON,
aug22-G R. Eng and Supt
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAJLROAD
sF ~ E @
COLUMBIA, wAYNEsBoRo', JACKSON, LAGRAs,
AND MEMPHIS.
CAhENDID -Four Horse Coaches from Es=FssszSSssSxG
NT Franklin to Lagrange, connecting at
those points with the Railroads TO
dusoum6ia, Florence and Montgomery Ala, ana Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The hue Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
N excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road al Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at s:S9 A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and ElktOn,
AMI to az places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and EIkton
E leave Nashville on the O'clock T. Nj. Train, Monday,
wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Liue
Leaves Nashville daily O'Clock, ?. NJ, connecting al
FrInkin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line COLUM-
BIA.
For all information Through Tickets &c. apply at the
General Railroad Stage ard Omnibus Office, No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office
n B-omubuses viii call passengers in any part of
the city. mh28-H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1855.
&. G. 1'E 1 E .E!ATaY & CO.

FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1855
e. G. Eg'gg ray & ca.
No. 81 College Street,
kE no" prepare TO exhibit one OF the most com
Piee, as vel as the-argest stock of Dry Goods ever
offered BY retail IL ihs codnITy an We desire Il fr ar
friends and bu' generally 10 call on rs for VIA thY
wan, and Ne ~ strsit supply them
The two partners having spent three months in Ns,
iork, have accomplished uuch in getting u1 thsr sfo
from h:st hands which IL ruabs lhsm 10 sel A. nrs
Tar 6sso~ previous rates 9L-
DkESS GOODS -
In Sks-eveTy thing new 5ud.beautihIl
Brueade ard PLAID flOunces.
Plain Plaid and HrocAdes
1000 rich lagh cciored Delaines; --
Plain. plaid and rich fg Merin0s
LACES AND EABRUlDERIES.
200 seiS Of tine al. and Honon Iaees;
100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
loo I" French Work JaconetS;
so" ." q Cardinals lawns
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Ali the leading styles Of goods, such
New YORK Mills ana other DOmeStes;
Cotton and Linen Shsetinss;
Damask and Pain Toweling and Towels;
JaeOnet, Muslins and Camhrieks.
Globe Merria aek, Dunnei, Excelsior Prints:
Furniture ehntsss de- &a
GENfLEMEN'S WEAR.
New French and English Cloths plain and Fancy CAST
meres and Yesnngs E endless variety which We viii have
made to order IN tie most fashionable styIe
Also an extensive assortment Of Kid sud ether Gloves
Hosiery, Stocks CFayats Collars Randkerohiets DC
OARPkTINCS
We have now the largest aad most varied stock ever
offered the Nashville public which si be ad led 10 month
y BY all the new s aud patterns they brought
out. rsevt4
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FASaIONABLG CLOTHING AND TAILORIEG Is
TABLISH3EHE.
M. I Cedar street.

TABLISHHEET.
No. Ii Cedar street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
fXvHERE may be found choice and well select. ga
w ed stock of SA
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, 3
ftbel..est and most beautiful patterns all Of which vii
be made up order in the most fashionable STYLE and at
as short notice as be done III any city IN the Uni0n
and at prices TO suit the tunes.
| a1n now receiving my stock Of
FAt.L AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they are Is tar the hand
soonest Goods ever brought ths market, examination
5 requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready. Made Clothing Goats, Pants and Festi Of
al tinds line assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
silks and Mernd Understands shirts, Stocks Gloves, Su
psnders Crayats Pocket Handkerchet, silk and Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas &c.
" tiqrmeots cut At lie shortest notice. Please call
mo syaniua I'D. HUU Ugh.
saDI-tf Agent.
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X A G 5.
$3.50 in Premiums,

TTAVING largely increased my supply of Rags by the
/ L premiums offered the past year ending June 80
induced offer larger amount Of premiums for TIE
present year Aud will pay the above premium in Sums
otlO0 $50 $50 $7O $50 $780, $40 $780, $50 and any
merchants ''Pedlars"-Who will deliver me- from
this date the lst July, 1885, the largest amount of
RAGS The be bought outside of and by men do
ing business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
viii at all times pay the highest market prices l.. cash
fr BAGS delivery and issue certificate the owner
Of the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the lst day of July
mex, that three disinereSted merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
to the Sl0', the next largest to $50, and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know III whose name to Issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden linsey, Silk and Worsted rags not wanted
ard will not be included in the above
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buynp
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w ". s. WHITEMAN
Mort L,oftt
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Kentucky City. 1855.
SoHthern Forwarding House

sep27-dtrw&w-to oct. 20.
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NOTICE..
IRON this date Mr.. JOIN W. WILL on has b o r'a
4 in crested in busness, which vii be eounHs'i
uuSer the firm aud syle ct
SNOW, MACKENZIE : co.
NsshriIe, Oct q '55.
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Proposals for CheSnut Oak Bark
WYE wish 10 contract sOr Thousand CORDS oi Tres
w nut Oak Bark, delivered IN Nashville annually.
irIS17 J. LUHSDEN Z 80
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CANUBES.-l50 boxes star Ca dies
{ } 95 Snuuer Mould d. FCrsale by
IuE4 SEYMOUR. FANNISG = GO.
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-a.' >fa." are - be cr,..toI E.. the use Of
S"t.on',: two o.::rc sections are % ;e even
:If "a Us" az support ola adversely: and
'hF'c eH re sections az to b" appropriate
i"r ca"..'.e:;n@ TIE pubic lHi.diH.s il said
sat" o. fac TIE erection ofo''.nrS. Five per
.'.'.' oi tie L. PFC al; o. tie rH;lio i;H1-
I'l'!-, within the N,.t,: ~: t. H., '&;j 20 4:
safe 'r:' he '.l.fHoe' d! r}ahint :'tl.,: Ynad
'H:l con: in TIE SANE. = -, i,o..~..s.:ir.
'h"1-o! SHALL direct, ola condition TIA; tlcr
L.. 10 Interference viii! IL Drin'a~; d;sI iosai
T.. IL" >"ii "; lin He >9:Gn. AZ; ;l'. M tx
: 20 lt ia'l r;ri e.: lands @: tie ;t;.c.;
STATE an! 10 li'.',c' tax upon 'p"-.r,.lc:i:
rro!r't'ors than upon rc>i'lcn:~.
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'ags and wc;.hel. Il ticn placed in rou'-
c;.I ba@S Of li"ci, a"l han u!,a . ''ai'cr IS
sometimes, to dam. Ike ~; '*>i'v'.i' cones
through thc ,;;gf. aml is nunaAt IL vessels
below. Tic 49, row dry and Lard Ike
-: i place. h ever: w!:,ra h"at drives
=. lie j. s::..a., :iy,:.a't r.-i.'ar
: .:ta i.i.a" o:,.,.ra >ilyc~ e.: Is mel
81, 'asi inc Id, stamped ;:,2tr..i'.; to He
i'a'i'.:. 2ai sou, . ',:;na %: Min; or e= ror-
t..tion.
IN 'lesrl:i;ar ta.nYiaers! IL says ~;i'c vol
'.en are divided :na :wo @a::-,. oac !.e::: 20
In@ On da'y al T. u. and til. ; y. H., wAcn
they r.; t:vo iour, All then wo:.< a-ain Ill
/. y. |, is >4.v lar Won. ior tiie miners
are wet and cod he ,iir4cr weids wit, one
''a:id hammer ii ;, l!>. ext. and the
carriers bear catI:cir backs 800 lbs. for a
quarter O! l..;crp tic Shaft, OF 4 vcr: steep
and rough a>cen. Boys Gonna nee work 4;
rich. years OF az, an,i spend the greater -,
Of Their Ives ii Il, mines
!" another Pace lie 'rc:.;:ans meeting
iam1' anddcScri!cs ;lieir appearance. Re
turning iro., the mine t he Sav>) We cn"orn-
tered a rac, Of ,;nns on the: way from .l:c
ha ;cnda. This il quite an imposing sicht,
c~rr~ir''y when II, drove !. met >ul,!r4'y Al
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OEEGoN.-On Monday, 4 bill passed the
House Of Representative. whic!, Authorizes
tie people Of Oregon Territory % assemble
in convention an! !orn a Constitution am,
State Goverumc:.. When TIE Constitution
shall have been formed, it will he submitted
20 Congress. II i; meets the requirements
Of the Federal Constitution. and is republican
in its character, then the Territory will be
admitted into the Union on an e,l.aI ioot;n :.
with the original States, al.l Lear the ulr,.
If the State of Or..4 H. TIE National Intel
Ise'.-.,, s5iyeS .Ac :vl.o%in.- synopsis Ct Ike
bill -
''Thc usual tUUri- a." t. re established!
anil un'.. anotiic. census AID appog;ionIneE,
I'll. ncw STATE is - he entitled! ~ one Rrpre
.-nta'ive III Tie tc.!.r"~- OF the ! .I'rl State,
:s.,t.,i., - a.. 81 =! .Itrv '.".:>'.i, q. 4.
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SiDE;.'T DEATH.

ne Hon. JuHN y. LEAN, Of Cahat. ii -
suddenly on SATURDAY last. lie wen. % hi,
stable To harness or give >o.nc attention +, lis
horse, and was ,Acr. tounl rro>,y,.o o., no
floor. with lis ri.t han! on his ,c,r..I = ,ctt
cxtrutlc.! ~. ward. VITA his ;,c. ,;,wr,w,.I-
\ gentleman called at Ii, ha.,s. ;a,,:,;r4
for him. and was told ,!a, he ..ou,l ,;nJ him
AZ I've store or the stable. lie nr,,c.}rJ -
the s.. Ike and met 4 nan who :,lt.cca COW
yer mo wiz, NJ. McLcar and u,.o =: hin.
arpare.,'lv WEI. III, death Wa; there .,rc
sullcn :; ,,s, n,,....,,a cxa::i:.a,..a ~, I.,;
b,t only :, r,,.. ia, T. ,,c c,,r.;o, orl;.
heart. The heart rs fou'.I 20 lie IF !arac
Size, lu; no evidence g, A;"aso W., d.sco.cr-
ell. Il Is altogether nro:t>', fha. 2,o,,'rxv
vas the cav" It !,i~ .lc2.,.
Mr. Mel can had many. fica.,.. Il, W.
an ciliri.,: and cncrrc.ie ,..;ro.s man II.
had served The pcopc o''fh;< county ;woyc,..
in TIE STATE Senate. and ,....~,......I ..u.
OF Cabot two Terms in the l,,u.. ., o,r.-
>cna.iycs. lie was a man Of ,a,.,... a..a~.
inc and vc,,l ,;o,,.,o.- ,,; =. y,
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A*"InEH.-ihe Rev. joins .!ooEr, a
"mvcrsaii>t clergyman Of Coucor,!, Y. L..
died suddenly on Monday. lie preached, a;
Nashua Ike day before, ard returned to Goa
cord in the mor:jin. tain. and while o.. lis
way 20 his house he wa seen to .,i ly rco-
pie near Iiim. aW'! when a;,3ro,A lc. i'll; W.,
extinct. He complained! the Saturday hcor.
OF difficulty i'll the rce;on Of The heart. lie
formerly resided in Orange County in ti.is
state
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TNI tAii.s.I OF FIJI. i :. .sHOT i;is
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~. 10 NIKE pr :.ara;;aas or ex;,o:i..@ Cat
river ana toa:.g.y. HIS o;,,pr; were 10 o!.;;.;n
full Information: re.:r,r: 20 cond;.io.. -. ,
na''~-l;i;tv Of il stre@:n+. lie lun.,.r arl
rnn!"ion, both industrial a.! social. O. is IL
ha:hit;n;<. Their trade and prod':c,s. IT, II
, mate, So! ard productions. Also. lis caIar-
ties fer cultivation. and IL. character and
extent Of its unt'cv"'upe,! CONNER; ia! resour-
ces whc her of the field ltc iore>.. the river
or The mine. In accordance with these in
structions, Lieut.. Iicrr,ion, accompan;cl by
Lieut.. Larinor Gijtoa. sot Gu: from Lima
in May OF the same year, ans: cro,~in: the
Cor,lil!eIi' both arrived at Iarina The next
month. Here they separated. tic former
!o!'owinr down Tie main source Of tie ANA
ION. and TIE latter turning south and siriNir
dc heal 'vat":: d The Madeira, it; nincirai
tributary. Bo:i. ;ravc!:cH to.y4r,, IL mouth
Of The livcr, and arriving at Para embarked
10" the /. :. l.: Me fir opportunity. and
submitted Their rsDor. - tho Governments
In this ropor: there i; mrch useful 4, well A,
interesting information. io'', rcca.1i"r .lir
CONT. ii'o!t. its prc,ljt< and inhabitants.
a"d It's commercial resources. icu. I!crn-
don. Speaking Of r@ovia'; voya-aa down the
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