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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-29

This remedy offered the community with the conf
dence Gle which seldom to reaze the
happesI effects tbs be desired So wide the Held
its usefulness AID numerous he res
every country Abounds in persons pubcy
known, who have been alarming and even
desperate diseases OF the lungs by its When once
tred its superiority over every other medicine o is kind
apparent escape observation, and
known, the public no longer hesitap what aHdoe
da' #
monary organs which incident climate.
Nothing has called louder for the inquiry medi-
cal men than the alarming prevalence and fatality of
sumptive complaints any class diseases had
more of their investigations and But yet
qusts remedy provided pubic could
depend for protection from ATTACKS upon respiratory
gans, until the oduoon of the CHERRY PEcTosAL bis
article is the product of long, aborious and, believe,
successful endeavor, furnish the community with such
themselves prepared to judge and appeal with
fdence TO their decision there any dependence to be
placed 10 what clas and station certify
dsnGeTo1s secons Of the tSroat and lungs weld to
depend upon the Of intelligent physicians
who it their business TO know in short If
reliance upon ANYTHING then il is irreuaby provenha this
medicine relieve and does diseases
designed for, beyond any and all Others that knaWn
mankind If this be it be freely published,
widely known. The afflicted should know it, A
remedy that priceless to them Parents should
1t: their children are priceless TO them All shoad know
health be priced Not only should be cir
culssd here but every wherenot only this couBtry,
IN sl c"nnnes How FAITHFULLY We nave acted on ths con-
vcon shown in the fact that already this article has made
the circles of the globe. The its limits.
oonunrnt Is without IT, and but lew peoples Although not
In so general use In other nations in this is employed
the most Intelligent in almost all civilized countries Iis
RIens.ey employed IN ooth AMERICA IN Europe, Asa,
Africa Australia and the far of islands Of the Life is
posees-tTs q
valuable remedy with svdiy. Unlike pre-
ParaFoDs of its kind il expensive composition
y material. Still IT afforded TO public reasonably
oW pTtce and what is of vastly pOrtance to them,
It's quality never suffered to decline from original stand
ard of excellence Every bottle Of this medicine
nuacured s as good has been made heretofore
as we are capable of making No toll rs spared
maintaining it in The best perfection which possible TO
produce Hence the patient who procure the genuine
BN FEcToRAL can rely having good article
ever been had by those who testify Il.
by pursuing this course have the hope Of doing
good in the world well satisfaction of believing that
much hiss been done already. 80 ST.
Prepared by j. q. = ER +, Practical and An
alyIical Chemist. iONVeII. Mas
Sold 81 wholesale by BERRY d DEMOVILLE;
At Retail by BROWN Il GkUBBS
Also, by my Agents in almost every town in the State
agG'55-4m
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Mt RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

M MAGNlFJCENI iGESlDENCE fOAN SALAs'
WE now offering for sale Mr. NaPieFs most 80
w beautf5 country seat, about 80 miles from EsV
the city, on the Galatin pike. The Improvements -i-
are handsome two story frame dwelling, with rooms
and all necessary cot bulldogs and s. acres Of land aud
fine springs. The above is OF the most desirable
residences the SiciRty OF Nashville. Gail Immediately
on J. L. Il Il, W. BRpWN,
arys-lrn A1tS Cherrv st
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sUNDRIEs.
Fal & Cunninghaua.

WHOLEsALEDEALER AN01,,pou1r,.s,
OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND Guns
No. ~, Aorts SITE Pu6tie Sg4ars NIs6gilLS Tsn0s..
Al nov IN store full aud complete assortment az
Ii HTdDars IN all its varieties together with an 49,
sIay birge stock OF CatTg and Guns TO siIof which bev
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this market. ter
stock has been made up by direct purchases from lhe
HdfacteFS both in America and Europe and thev Ss~i
confident that those who may give thea call in ind Il
adv antageous to deal with them.
CsA and prompt time myers viii nd the prices Of gheir
goods suited TO tie times
.Es Feathers received at the highest market pIics
Nashville March 8 iS75-twSW
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SewaMee House.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HRInCE. 4 cnM pnOpp rErnnr

BRIDGES SON, PR0PRIETOES
This desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
L and refrnshed and there has also been added num-
Der o. Ia ge and beautiful rooms, dining hall &c
The house Is centrally located, convenient the Gene
raj Stage ce Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion of the city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our friends in general style not to be sur
passed by any hotel in the West.
june8O BRIDGES / son. Proprietors
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The proprietor calling the attention of the public to
this preparation does SO with feeling of the utmost CON
fdence In It's virtues and adaptation the diseases for
which it is recommended
1t is no new and unred article, but that has stood
the test of years trial before the American people
and It's reputation and sale is unrvaed by any similar pre-
paratiens extant The testimony in its favor given blythe
most prominent and well known Physicians aud iudizid
uas all parts of the country, is immense, The follow
ing any one who may still dOubt te nv " MemOT1biia
er Ptactcal Receipt Book Tor Farmers and Familiest0
bo bad gratis of all the Agents for tine German Bers
uhia Pa,
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Attachment Notice.
Horace Il. HAMMER,
gs. Attachment.

NOTICE is hereby given TO said A. c. VIM that an At
achment has been sued at the instnee OF H. H..
Hammer, and levied upon his properly the 25th March
last which attachment has been returned 6Circ Josiah Fer
rss ESQ., Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county and
further proceedings therein stayed, according TO law until
the 10th day Of November next at which tine the said A
c. Winn is notified attend the office of sid justice, m
the Court use ia thercy of sashyle and desEd the
same il he think proper. Il. II. HAMMER
n mYG6m.
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UNION "A AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-ooRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

~ 01I-11lIsI % l1sl-1O
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
TO subscribers at IS 90 per in advance .
The TRI.wEBKIY is pubshesHvety Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at s. 90 per anngm, in advance; if
paid inadvance, S6 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
Ezg- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. al
Remttanses subscriptions may be made by mail ct our
risk.
No paper viii be sent out Of tie State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash. ..., -.-g ...
- We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arrearsges paid except atthe
option Of the publishers. .s.A t.t. t.s.
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z. n NYRIas. 4 c. CARrzR-
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WYE have vet on hand about TWENTY cAL>
w FIYEFINE CARRIAGES, ROCKWAYS -
AND BUGGIES Of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior Workmanship sl Of which We
are determined to sell at price other in the next
ninety days. All who want Buggies cheap come along
MYERS CARTER, 50, Market ST
aug.li. Opposite Nashville Inn.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE ComraNa
DO0KS ~il be yened al the Office of LlNDSLEY d
ID CROCKETT, S3 College street, MONDAY, the
Esd inst Tor the purpose of receiving subscriptions to
the Capitol Stock of the SPRING STREET BRIDGE
COMPANY andwil be Kept open from day to day. until
Stock sufficient is subscribed to organize the Company
pro dded in the act Incorporating said Company.
JOHN SHELBY,
--.,.-- &, NICHOLAS HOBSON
JOHN b. McFERRIN, Cou'rs
ISAAC IATT0N, ~ II
julylS A Y. 8. LINDSLEY,
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HOT AIR FURNACES-

HOT AIR FURNACES.
VNTE have Just received from Boston supply of CHIL-
w SONS FURNACES, aud are prepared to put them
the best STYLE either for heating private Residences
churches or other public buildings.
The following are some of the important improvements
attained by this invention Purity of air, free from the
burnt air common to red hot iron furnaces powerful
rangemen for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire in which
heyare located may be set low cellars and are easily
managed.
To this Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair PriEs
Medal in London in 1851, having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, NORWAY and England
tunes SNOW MACKENZIE 4 co
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NEW FIRnI

NEW FIK1,, '-sIi
T ID. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
IL. Dry Goods business, Mr.. J. Ps BlRTHRi6HI, ihe
business viii b. continued under the firm aud style OSTE
vENsoS BIRTHRIGHT either OF whom have fui power TO
settle and the business Of the hate firm CT Stevenson
a White. - iTay2
Proposals tor Chesnut Oak Bark.
VETE wish contract sor Thousand cosds Of Ches
Wv mt Oak Bark, delivered IN Nashyie annually.
juyl7 Z. j.. J.LUASDEN. co.
XTACCINE VIRUS-We haze a few Scabs on hand.
v which, We think, are reliable
DENOVILLE & BELL, Druggists,
spl7 a No. % Cherry strget.
TRUNKS AND VALiSES. -
LNINE Sole Leather carved Trunks Ashland Sole ieatl
II rr Vallses aud Travelling Bags. tfue assortment
us received BY kAMAGE & CHURCH, . i
q, sus4 - AZ College street,
B. sltr.at.-.. 3 -.. ....-,.I a44 7 &
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.

81 TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE " q r
DIR. H. b ScARBoROuGH, Dover. Tennessee August 90,
1853 SAYS have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me and if the preparation continues 20 dc much
good it has DONE u lgA Do he best fa1d'esn6 s0r sod
here"
L. SSopGRAss Sparta Tennessee, As06St % 1885, says:
" am pleased state that your German Bters has given
satisfaction ID every instance where it has been used"
B. T. hOLLCSs, HilsborOugh Tennesse9, August 90 1888
SAWS pleased TO state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction.
Dr. P FARO d BRO Knoxville Tennessee eth April
1851 said: our Bitters selling very ast aud
every person that has used it so far baYe been able
to learn, has been benefited -
J. W FRIxKLS Co. GalIatin Tennesses December
80 1885, said: The frm wifWant more of your Bit
ers SOON othe partners thinks IL agrest med
cine" .HA .a
r. S HARDY Bolivar, Tennessee, September 15, 1882
said There great your Brts here please
send another lot soOu 'Ffs
~ They are entirely PegetrJ free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
e Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storskeepers ev-
erywhere. 20.
ry- Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demoville, Brown
Gru6bs Ewh Brothers, H. G. ScOve and dealers in med
cine generally. q. q f(mchI0 55-d6wly
NICE HON ES:Lw are offering Tor sale eight de-
srable Lots, containing about each some of
them handsomely situated, about mile from the CITY,
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and the
MurreesbOro and Noensyille Turnpkes Persons wishing
to purchase site for comfortable hone would do vel
tocall on us. my2O LINDSLEY CROCKETTs
BACON.
XNTE want to purchase so, 900 lbs. GOOD 'BA-
w CON. for which we will pay the highest market
/ rec in Cash. 4f "a S.=H LOOMS co, .'-
fsb24 4,.fasE 5.r-7 No, 42 Public Square.
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A NICE RESIDENCE in EDGEFIEED, -
n We are Offering .aE sale House aud Lot Edge
field on moder terms Tie house and lot is situated on
Porter street. sr WaShngtoHs The house contains
good rooms and II desirable location for
wishing o small and cheap residence the ceEtre of
business Gallon LiNDSLEY & CROCKETT
marNn s. Cnege sirset.
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n Id AND SILVER bought and sold at best rates, by
IL hnll JOHN ID. JAMES & co.
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House Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-al sizes;
ID Iron do dO do; =
Oak Buckets; Oak Well Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans /;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins; ,
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-an sizes;
do Keelers-Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-sll sizes;
ChOpping Trays; Wooden Bowls;
Parent Spring Clott es Pins;
Common do; .-.rf
Market Baskets, with without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets; .r. .
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms
Just received and for sale by
mavl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
TE have just received additional supply Of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs; .
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and Mallets;
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 jIneS SNOW MACKENZIE CO.
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PATENT SAD IRONS

PATENT SAD IRONS.
NGE Of the most valuable of Inventions With which
~ the ironing for family be doue with i've cents
worth of charcoal
Taiiors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnae-s;
Preserving Furnaces, &c, &c5 .-
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
juneS SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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7 AND " SABR4NTS.-Wea are buving and paving
l. the very rI-nes- pnoes for LAND WARRANTS Per.
distance having warrants sell by sending 10
by mai or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which the Tare selling the time IN Nashville snd
The cash reunited or paid to order.
iuiy2l OYER PEARIA co.
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New Banking House.

BREAST PUMPS,
TIME undersigned has Just received the best end most
L convenient Breast Pumps invented.
For sale bv AARON STRETCH
I INTEREST pad on Deposits BY
isnll JOHN D. JAMES h co
TIlME AND SIGHT BILLS, all the principal cities
in the Union, bought and sold at the lowest rates by
lanll JOHN D. JAMES K co.
4 5NOLLECTlONS made all the cities IN the United
~ States. and prompt returns made, by t...
lanll JOHN ID. JAMES l. co.
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Plantation, Corn, Feed & FIGURING E;lls, Manu-
red from the best quaity Of french Burr.
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XETE want to purchase 50, 900 lbs GOOD BA-
w CON- for which we will pay the highest market
/ rec in Cash. sei ~. S.-H. LOOMS d co, '4
fsb24 . ..s..l s.r.--. No, AZ Public Square.
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Cabinet Furniture and all kinds Of Undertaking.
Z AM prepared TO furnish short notice auy and
i every uaGf 3OFFlNS from the finest the piainest
wOodeneoia have & and fine hearse careful dri-
and gentle horses Orders from the country ciy
lef Iy WarerIon, No College SIT et Church,
day night viii receive immediate attention by d. W.
Doris my agent, al a fair price only.
2. ) Furniture repaired with neatDess and dispatch.
Mattresses Of all kinds, and made TO order.
K. W SHAFFER, by
ieI5-Smd Stw B d W Dorris Agent.
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JCSI' lsEGEIFEU-
lis bids y v aud Clarified
Sugars,
ll5 bbis & hfbbls Re5oiled
MOlasse
sCC kegs Nails assorted;
500 coils Kentucky Rope;
loo whole aud naif boxes
Star Candies;
@ boxss soap;
20 90 Siareh;
80 dozen PicxleE
q % kegs Shot aud Lead:
BY sEYA
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THE T LANCASTER LEDGER.

in the churches, but to avoid being caught
he laid in bed all day. This is an uneA-
amp!ed specimen Of precaution.
A melancholy and fatal accident occur.
red on last Saturday afternoon, from the
falling Of the southern wall of the build
ings, lately consumed by fire at the cor
ner of East Bay and Market Sts. The
wall fell from the violence of the storm OF
wind and rain that was prevailing at the
time, and crushed to death two white
boys, severely injuring two others, and a
fifth one had a miraculous escape. This
is an instance of the neglect Of our city
fathers, in allowing the ruiz Of burnt
buildings to remain, thereby hazarLing
the lives Of passing pedestrians.
perceive some move has at last been
made by the slow creeping Cabinet, to-
wards the reparation Of Spanish insults,
to which there is no end, and believe
never will be, until we throw few shells
upon the Moro Castle. | sincerely hope
that such matter rs taking steps will be
adhered to. The last outrage upon the
EIdorado and the Thompson case are a
lone sufficient provocation for resentment.
We should have n Vmago at the head OF
our government, and assure Won, tue &C
QUESTION Of Caba, or war to effect it
would be An early consummation.
The Evening News Of this city has
come out in quite luminous manner in
talking tC some Of the Cotholic Priests. -
1t appears that Oh the 18th ult., (St. Pat.
ricks Day) Rev. d.. Ryder In an ad,
dress before an Irish Volunteer Company
took occasion, in his ecclesiastical demon
stration to throw reflection upon the
natives, warning them also Of the secret
organization &c. This in deserved man.
ner WAS ccnsurcd 10y the News, which
caused Rev. DR.. Corcoran, editor Of the
Catholic Miscellany to advocate DR.. Ry-
der's remarks. Upon which the News
let out its thunder upon them both, wind
ing up, with stating they would .rcat them
with the contempt they deserved.
There is still in our city for the amuse-
ment of citizens and strangers the nightly
performances Of the Theatre, Concerts
Magic, Statuary, Paintings &C., all renp.
ing a rich harvest. With Military Pa.
rades in the day, Musical serenaling and
any quantity Of fire alarms at night
Farewell
Yours Truly.
AUGUSTUS.
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Revolutionary Incidents, &c.

We observe that several papers in our
State, are publishing communications
which give much information concerning
the former history Of their Districts
There is much connected with the history
OF our district, and the position she occu-
pied in the Revolution, which would prove
interesting to our citizens and to others
Ia the Waxhaw settlement there is scarce
y tree or house but is the subject of
some incident of thrilling interest. Hang
ing Rock can also speak volumes concern
ing the Revolutionary War. Who will
undertake the task Of giving us the his
tory Of Lancaster Where is our esteem
ed correspondent, lancaster If he ill
collect all the facts connected with the
early history of our district, and with his
vigorous pen, w:ite them off for the Led
ger, we are sure he would be doing a great
favor to the citizens.
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Our Exchanges.

We had hitherto neglected to notice
the changes in the proprietorship of some
of our State journals.
The Newberry Sentinel has been sold
to the owners of the Neps Mirror, ano
both papers are now merged into one, un-
der the title OF the latter named paper
The Ncacs Mirror is ably edited by Messrs
Reid, Darlington & Norris.
The Spartanburg Express has added
to lis corps OF editors, Mr.. James Farrow,
a gentleman OF talent and education. 1t
is now edited by Mcssrs Farrow and Mr..
Henry. The Express is published tri.
weekly, and each editor writes for GER
tain issue, which we think an excellent
idea, being calculated to please all its pat
r"ns-a task not easy to perform.
The Southern Home Gazette. The
Eclectic and Home Gazette has again as
sumed the form Of the former Georgia
llOll!c NdLetLe. w = ike llllS lOfn Nucn
better. The Southern Home Gazette is
large paper, and is well conducted 10y
It's editors. We know Of no paper more
deserving Of patronage. II is a Southern
Literary paper, and as such should not
suffer for want Of support. The price of
subscription is the same as that of North
ern papers-$2 a year. Address James
NJ. Smyth, Augusta Georgia.
New PAPER.-By the last mail we re-
ceived a paper from West Charleston, VT,
called the North Union, requesting an ex-
change. We will do so with pleasure
The North Union is a handsomely print
ed sheet, and appears to be ably edited.
We can form better opinion its merit
when we see more Of it. In comparing
"Thizes," brother Harrington, don't you
think we are the best looking mani
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Can we not have a Daily Mail?

A friend said to us week ago, why
don't you have daily mail to lancaster"
Of course we replied rs we had no Rail.
road the thing was almost impracticable.
Refecting, however, on the matter since,
we have come to the conclusion, that if
proper means are used, we may have a
daily mail. In every village in the State,
with very few exceptions, the citizens en-
JOY the advantages Of daily mail facilities.
Lancaster village is not so insignificant
but she too may come in for some Of
the benefits which the government con-
fprs.
The advantages resulting from daily
communication with the rest ofthe world,
must be apparent to every one. The adj
vantage to our village would be great
Where are our prominent men2 lfa
petition were to be sent to the Post Mas
ter General, signed 10y all our citizens, we
feel confident our prayer would be granted.
Now is the time that such petition shorld
be sent, before the contracts are entered
into for Il tr-weekIy service. Where are
oui public men, we repeat? VIII not
such men as Col. Barns, i. I. Hammond,
DIR. Csuthen, James Ii. Withcrspoon, Geo.
(McC. WitEerspoon, S. b. Massey, W. }.
,Cureton, Dunlap, llasseItine, Stewart,
Williams, Crockett, and many others we
\might name, act in the matterl What do
you think of it gentlemen! Are you no;
satisfied it would prove Of great advan-
tage to usl Ilso, let us see whether you
will make the effort to place our village
on the same footing with other villages
in the State.
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street, and medical aid promptly procured.
She has so far recovered as to be able to
be moved to her residence in University
Place. Her injuries are Of a serious ma
ture.
There is such disregard paid to all law,
that pick pocke are carrying their de-
predations even into Churches. On the
occasion of funeral, three ladies were
robbed last Wednesday, in a church in
Brooklyn.
The old brick church opposite the City
Hall, known rs DIR. Springs Church, is a
bout to be deserted by its congregation
They Me building a handsome church on
Fifth Avenew, corner of Thirteenth street
1t is thought by some that the old brick
church will bc converted into Post o.
flee.
The great Metropolitan Theatre has
been closed for several weeks; the others
appear to be doing fair business.
Yours truly, HUDSON.