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LAND FOR SALE.

F application be made within month, will sell on
accommodating terms 1852 Of Land, eight miles
from Nashville, the Galatin turnpike, at the
frs Depot of the Nashville and Louisville Railroad This
land well imp roved about seventy cleared and
the balance in wood 1t the place formerly owned by
Judge Bach, and known as Rosemonte The soil is su-
peror and the neghborhood Of the best in the county
sept2O-Im A. b. SHANKLAND, Agent.
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|" "ExceIsiorO!!

the great trial of Agricultural Implements in Nash
IA vile on the 4th, 9th and 9Th of June, 1856,
THE EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there entries, brt
in consequence of some accidental breakage only two
made trials
l. Excelsior. By j. C. Baldwin Q.eavitt's Patiently
2. Joyces Star Mill by B. s. Weller Little Giant by
o. H. Anderson.
Both these Crushers constructed similar mschsn
cal principles and about the power; but the
judges gave the premium TO Badwn's Mil. 1t seemed to
have capacity in given time but its chief superior-
y consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and Of the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces irou and can be re-
newed readily and at little cost This gvies more dura
bility for less money"
The above MILL for Crushing Corn aud Cobs or grind.
ing meal for family use, is furnished all complse a
tO pair Of grinding rings, Dhich makes h sual 10 tDO
mills, at the low price of f5000
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN co.
je27-6mtw&w 81 College street Nashville Tenn
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Fever and Ague Remedy
FHE cheapest and best cure for Fever ana Agus ana
il all Feyers incident TO the season. 6
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:

rNHE cheapest and best for Fever and Ague and
Il all Fevers incident to the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
uh.., sr..;f that we have submitted the Grs fen
herO Fever and Aeue Remedy to close inspection and
scientific analysis and have also tested Its curative gu
ties 10 several of intermittent lever take great
pleasure In saving that il has proved completely success
mi ard fbat Il is most sklfuly compounded remedy
II must exert beneficial influence in all cases its
tonic properties are immediate and highly sautary and
The medical faculty and of the public.
Samuel h Mabrey, M. d New York,
Charles W. Reviloan, NJ. D., Wisconsin,
Vim. II. Simmington. N. D., Illinois,
Thos. J. johnson, Ii. d., Missouri,
VIM C. Kittredge, NJ. D.. New Hampshire,
James I. Molt M. D., Indians,
John Y. Terrington, NJ. d., California, s y
Wm. Y. Ashton, III. D., louisiana
The composition of this remedy includes those medicinal
substances which experienced physicians have long
sorted c Tor special action the system when deraDged
by Fevers Ague aud Genela al Debility resulting from
posure or climatic influence. These are rendered per-
msnent and remain active in this preparation as conse
Quenee Of the scientific in which they are COM
bined In this medicine no metallic salts be found by
the most delicate chemical analysis In each package are
two distinct medicines, powerful vegetable tonic that
prevent recurrence if taken in time will remove the
that promote its frat appearance Price for the
package SO cents For sale BY all druggists IN the State
sept24 'i- Gen1 Agent Graf Company
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
pHESR celebrated Pills are In general use throughout the
whole West. about 100000 boxes are sold annually In
Tennessee.
They Invaluable In the following diseases all OF which
proceed from allowing the TO remain out OF
order SIX. d"
Acidty o. the Stomach; Jaundice;
Bilious Complaints; Fevers; .
Want of appetite; Costiyeness;
Cramps and ChOlic; Night mare;
Bowel Complaints; Dyspepsia;
Nervous Affections Headaches;
Liver Complaints; Seeplessness;
Nausea and Vomiting: Worms.
100 CERTIFICATES
from Physicians from section of the United States who
used these Pills in their practice, be by call
ing on the Agent and obtaining
THE HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1857,
which he has received from New York, copies
for gratuitous distribution. -
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
aug27 Il College St, Nashville.
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The SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION



THe
TENNESSEE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Will be held at Odd Fellows Hall and the State Fair
Grounds in the city of Nashville,
OCTOBER 18th TO THE 20TH, 1856,
In connection with
THE STATE FAIR,
And the Fair of the
Davidson County Agricultural Society.
MECHANICS, Manufacturers, Artists, the Ladies-an
M who wish to display the results of their labor, skill,
ingenuity taste whether priced for curiosity,
invited to contribute such articles for this exhibition
Articles a delicate or pershabe character will be de-
posted the Hall, Machinery and heavy bulky articles
articles will be shown at the ground ofhe State Fair at
both of which places the favorable arrangements
being made for the display Of all articles contributed
The Board of Directors confidently appeal TO the citizens
of the State to lend their encouragement to this Fair
which best be done by rendering worthy of public
patronage.
Circulars containing fall particulars Of the arrange
ments be had application to either Of the under
signed. WILLIAM ST0CKELL, President.
.r ALEX MACKENZIE, Supsrint
septl7-u j. f. MORGAN, Secretary
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To TIE PUBLIC.
"AVING full possession of my Auction Rooms l am
i i ready to receive cousignments.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS,
sept9-u No AZ Public Square
FREMONT NOT ELECTED.
HAVE good lot of Negroes for sale Among them
several No. Cooks eXcellaut Black Smith, Shoe
and Boot Maker and good Barber, and an extra fancy
Boy Call quick II you want good bargains
septl7-tt REFS W PORTER.
~ B.-l Al'0 wish to rent unit ristmas next a fine
room under odd Fellows Hall PORTER
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MO. 4.

In q. a
VTTE are arranging for sale our FIST STOCK of
w the above Goods which, having been carefully se-
lected and purchased upon the favorable terms will
be found well worth the attention of Merchants
We invite inspection of this Stock confidently be-
eving that supply those who may favor with
their trade with handsome aud durable Goods at such
prices as will enable them to compete successfully with
Merchants who purchase Philadelphia
E Our terra of credit is six months 10 reliable dealers
and we will make liberal discount to Cash buyers.
aug22-d2m COOKE. BAILEY d co
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
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TAKEN up by Hiram McElyea, living in Humphreys
Il County, District No. s, q HORSE MULE, about five
years old, Of brown claybank color, 12 IS hands
high, right hind leg appears o have been broken, The
pasten joint of the other TO be goute has some
knots upon it, no other brands psrcepti6s Valued TO
$50, Esd Sept 1855. W. WHITE,
aest2s-Tsts Ranger.
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LEAVTrT THAxTRR,

SENATE CHAMBER, OH.O, Aprn 5th, 1854
DR. }. C. ATkR-HonOred Sir have made a ihorouxb
trial Of the Cstharic Pills, ie by your agent a. nav
been cured BY them Of deadfa Rhsumgtsm undsr ho
he found suffering. The first dOss relieved me, and
few subsequent doses have entirely The disease
feel In better health for some years hof1re
which attribute entirely effects Of VouT C.ra.atf
Pill Ynnra- viii huraaf
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Young AMERICA.

DR.. j. C. AVER,
PRAcTIUAL AND AEALYTIcAL CHkMIs-,
April ., 80 LoKell Mnsa
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FOR the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, splitting
OF blood and all other Lung Comp pIaints
tending TO Cons ptiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
From The Bo,ton Journal, I5th.

From The Boston Journal, 15a.
We regret TO record the particulars OF sal and
fatal accident which occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad, in Newton, by
which two lives were lost and third party seriously
injured II appears that Mr. William Mcfarland, ac-
CONF anied by his wife and his ha-sster, Miss Heuss,
were riding in a chaise and approached the Church
street crossing in Newton, short distance. from the
Nonantum House, when their horse (either becoming
unmanagable or being hurried by the driven rushed
across the track at the momeut Isl o'clock the AL
baDy accommodation train came along. The horse
ceart the track but the locomotive struck the chaise,
throwing both ladies violently against one Of the large
aur %e''a their ippp Skulls and Killing them instantly
Mr. Mcfarland also thrown violently to the
ground, and although he received fracture of the
right shoulder ard other severe injuries, it was the
opinion Of DR.. Henry Bgeow Of Newton at the latest
accounts that he would recover II is due to the
gineer of the train to state that he observed Mr. Nc
Farand approaching the track, and the action OF the
horse caused him he eneineer to reverse the motion of
bis rgi but unfortunately not in to prevent
the collision The train immediately stopped, and
Mr.. Foster the conductor, and Others rendered every
possible attention until the arrival OF other assistance,
and after detention of nearly half an honr the train
PROCEEDED on it's way to this city, 1t is somewhat re-
the unfortunate persons, the features of the two de-
ceased being not in the least ds6gured, and no injury
fracture Of their skulls. Mr. Mcfarland was thrown
some distance from the track, and bis injuries
above stated. He is but "a yeas of age, by trade
baker, and had been established in business in Ne wton
only few months. He was previously Of the firm of
White & Mcfarland, in Roxbury. He was conveyed
to bis residence near the Momentum House, as were
also the bodies of the two deceased females. Mrs.
Mcfarland about "a years of age, and the daugh-
ter of the late DIR. Kendall, Of GeOrgevile, c. f.
She leaves an infant FIVE weeks old. Miss Heustis
abou. 81 years DID, and belonged in Coventry VT,
from which town she removed abOu. fortnight since,
with view of spending the Summer in Mr.. McFar,
lands family She is spoken of as beng lovely and
amiable young lady. Coroner Henry NJ. S.imson of
Newton will thoroughly investigate the circumstances
attending this Fad accident. Immediately upon learn
ing Of the accident, Genery Twitche esq., the indie
fatigabe Superintendent of the road, proceeded to
the scene of the accident and beside making all due
inquiry 10 the and circumstances gave drec-
tons to have every and attention rendered to the
injured man.
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ROCKS RECEIVED.


Select Orsons Of NJ T. Cicero Translated by C. DlYOnse
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Treatise on Arithmetic. By Elias LOOMS, L. D. limo
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Bohn,' Library. Bsrs:. Brotser, 4 Co
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History Ct the French RovOlaCa BY T. A. Msns limo.
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Yankee Travels Through the leland Of Cuba By Demotieu'
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M.mo af Of France. r. MLeisn By NJ Haskell. limo.
Hint. On Mission. to India By Miron win.ow. l9mO PIP.
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mf'ss OF ATangements, there was postsezpt ssynss
anicle, oy informing the jsnitor he Win be supplied VIII
IN. INC rscssssiy Implements. have been rsested By
the Trustees to repeat this With empbsss q the pe "
crdlRr 'a aeps U perSc, and they wish them
The report was accepted snd saoo.s 80 ~ a.,
minutes OF last years proceedings were dstnbstsd.
Dr. ADAMS rose again to say that be hsd om;Ssed n.
most important notice Of Az Many of IN amihss WIN
personal character Of the Commissioner Who were ~
come TO their houses az il regarded the yoQns mem.
bers of the household There were, at present, msrs
than usual signs of Godspresence in their churches.
After the transaction Of some routine business the
Assembly adjourned until to morrow at Q o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16
BLOODSHED IN MISSISSIPPI.

A correspondent of The Matches Courier from
Meadyille writing under date OF April 80, gives US
the following account of occurrences that took place
in Franklin County Sunday, the 9th, each result
"Mr. Henry Hunt, jr., and his brother Frank, sons
of Capt ii. Hunt, a very respectable quiet man OF
Henry County, left the residence OF their father on
Sunday morning and repaired 70 sose ~ 'ne
Of whisky. Returning in the evening to their fathers
residence an alteration arose between them. Upon
anvipg at the gate in front OF the house, they com
menced fight. The father ran out to stop the diff.
Guilty; found Frank using his knife upon his brother,
and upon his Saying word to stop the boys" Frank
turned upon his parent, infiictipg wound upon the
scalp, one On the underlp, parallel with the mouth
ard one that is thought to be mortal in the lett
side. near the heart. The old gentleman lies now in
truly critical situation while the son lies immured In
the dungeon Of our jail to await events.
"The other case occurred on the same evening, but
wears different festure-a justifiabe homicide The
wife of Wm Gilbert of Franklin County had few
days before fed from her husbands house and re-
paired TO that of the nearest neighbor, Mr. Joseph
BUie, Alleging gross treatment and abuse from her
husband the of her fight. MIR. Bue, finding
her much hurt, took her on his horse to Dr. Holden
for treatment Tie next day Gilbert sent request to
Buie to meet him in his fed; this Buie did not see
proper TO do. Late in the evening Gilbert came TO
Buie's louse and called him out. and upon his APP
preaching charged him with protecting bis wife: After
some words Gilbert made violent stroke at him with
bis knife, upon which Bue drew revolver and tired
three balls, the first passing from right to left through
the ABDOMEN the second taking effect in the back the
third hitting Gilbert in the leg.
"Cibert mas been reputed as insane at times, and
at such times was terror Ia his nelghbors, and cruel
TO bis family. lie sent last year to the lnsane
Asylum but from legality in the matter, refused
odtance returned home, and suffered run at large
sgaip. Preparations were being made to have him
brought before the Judge Of Probate at the easuing
term, with a view OF sending him TO jackson again.
But this will sopersede th.t necessity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16

The following resolution was accidentally omitted
from our morning edition of yesterday. 1t belonged
1.-THE end Of the teegsphie dispatch about the Anti
Fillmore Delegates from Massachusetts
Rssr>d That tie noainst sof Mlari Fillmore and Al
drew Donelson. made Philadelphia Ia February lat, do
Geseye the support Of the AneeaDs Of Mssaet es aid
that the snpTOyt Of these candidates IL e steaG with tho
Springfield Platform and the pL.irs which the AMERICA
patty attends plsdsed and wiaeb sAeI.
fire repaaist lie s<
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BOHN'S LIBRARIES.

or the recent volumes issued in Bohns various
Libraries, we have received Prot. SMITHS Lectures
on the History Of the French Revolution, new edition
containing the authors last corrections and an addi
tonal lectures MrcyErs History of the French Rero-
luton, comprising the period from 17ss to 1914, and
well adapted for popular use by its concissness and
animation; Memoirs Of Philip de COmmfnes; and
WALKERS Manly Exercises, containing complete
system Of athletic sports and rural recreatons. Bangs
Brothers L. Col
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incidents for her narrative. With strong inter
est in the Isdan character, she loves to dwell On
IL most favorable traits, relstng many'facts which
sustain IN urgent appeal in behalf Of moro hu-
name policy than has marked our legislation con-
corning the abodgines The freshness and life Of
her volume not only make it . valuable addition
to the materials for Western local history, but
give it popular character which win commend it
to large circle of general readers.
HINTS ON MISSIONS TO INDIA By MiAos wHsLow
limo. PIP. IS. N. w. Dodd.
The experience Of nearly thirty seven year, Of mis-
sionary life is embodied in this unpretending volume
It treats Of the qualification for the missionary work.
the prudential rules to be observed upon engaging in
its duties, and the most effective methods of establish
ing Christianity among the heather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16

TIE Moderator declared Dr. Hickok elected.
Dr. T. A. MILLS Of Indianapolis said that by vote
passed three years ago a majority was required 70
elect He therefore moved that DIR. Hickok, having
received plurality, be declared Moderator OF the AS
sen.bly. Hhe motion was carried.
Dr. WETsER then introduced DIR. HickOk as Moder-
ator referring him to the rules of the Assembly for It's
government.
next business in order the election of TEN orar
clerk. Sanl. ii. Hall and s. g. Specs were nominated
and both elected by viva yoce vote.
DIR. ADAMS If the Committee on Arrangements
stated that most OF the members had already been
proylded with stopping places. They recommended
hat The sessions commence at o'clock that there
he short recess at l2 o'clock for the purpose Of par
taking Of some simple refreshnent which would be
ployded; that the morning ses sion should close AT
ocook and the evening sesslOn commence az clock.
Or. Adams proceeded 10 caution IotiaissiooeIs Who
were not acquainted with the way Of the city that all
tie people whom they might meet in town were not
quite as good as the families that entertained them
Some instances had already 10 their notice which
rendered il Necessary for them 10 caution the members
of the Asse mbly particularly against all auction-rOoms
brother having already been feeced out Of $40;
ard if brother shoDld see pOcket-book lying In the
street. let him be not to pick il up, and if he
should anybody else pick Mp one, LET him be sure
to have nothing 10 do with it. He gave some little
importance TO the announcement, as the police had
already informed item that ceriaia exper. gentlemen
we're Leor by who had very adrot way If detecting
these who were not familiar with city ways. Perhaps
il would not be well for them 10 carry much money
With them, for there were in their religious assemblies
persons who had singular wGy of ab,tracting it..
A Rev. Commemorative get much.
ASoTBER-Was it layman or minister that lost
The S40i
DR.. ADAMs-Perhaps the least said abont that the
better. d.. Adams then explained the P1-t'ohe ar
raTgtmsLts and continued e. follows: Ia soVeri' OF
Tho letter. received from Commssioners py INC No"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-16
New Spring and Summer Goods

MOI SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure I'm saying my friends that reeeY
ing my Spring Summer Goods consisting Of Broad
Cloths Of all eoors have beautiful lot Of Plain and Pam
cy French Cassneres think much better assortment
than can be found In the city.
Aso-Vestings in variety and OF every description
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
Mv stock Of Drah Deta, BombaEne Duck, Lin.
en- Aarsees, italian Cloth &c &c Re- that can't be beat
for making and Clothes for the weather, all
which prepared TO make la the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting OF Cloths, Cassneres, Cashmere Cloth Duck
Linen Drab, Dea, Bombazne and various other Goods
made up Eoou styles Pantaloon and Vests In great var
ETY. Shirts Collars, Dress Gloves, CrAvats. suspenders
and every other article that required for genemans
outfit.
ana f'f''e --s g. RICE.
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q. = r. D by a.
lDra 9, LII 7, e i g 3 y y g ID UsFroS

b lNRsdEbhHRt offers 70 those slfFPFf6t, h-o,, N,
tn;dtttote anfal remedies, which Rsve eaineSa b.
In three thousand cases
remedies have been pronouhetl BY Ifs Fhese
and Deleau, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher Of T Berlin
most wonderful ever applied for issS - Sndon ~
middle They comprise tlihersn " Internal ,n5
Eos dlseases that effect the external AMI LOT Tie Va
II the diseases confined 10 The external ear
apparent the NH sixth day r eaeeSs ar
IL SgeFM case, when the ear h olStN,,
ton. Hehns eighteen certificates from IN IL io.
deaf from Infancy whose hearing IL now
and they are nov ennhletto darn ne igst
tWentyseven hundred cases of deafness 0rr
fully treated by him. Certificates that er Saees,
on application. s@Se' IaAy te stt,
In ali cases Of deafness arising from issaaso,,.
etistg, even peIfcFdttOn OF The ttitt
usually called the sdrum ldaya0fion ~ 20 HapdP;S
brGNS OF the aud aasteAGiE f,Ss scSS rse
Idfi0R fDseeus ReFpoA,s affections DoI,TS "a aeev4r
or when the disease Gun be traced TO Sc1TIs, d,
olS, Bilious or Intermittent Fever Colds Inc FauS b.
mercurial medicines, gatherings in the ears % on,
Sc, the can, in FSafy srsrv instaRcS esOst
Where want Of secretion Is RpParent the
being dry and scSly; when the deafness II esol4
noIes In the ear like rustlng ofIcaves 80
falling water, ringing OF belle, pHiSatons o. sl
ter when In stopping position 3senSAtion
of blood to the head had taken place When ~
tn dull and cloudy weather, when cold rs sss l.
If5ls. SoAsids'SI ffsd
d.. DUFTo&, the only practitioner ia Tho
who practices the new, painless and Ged Staias
treating all diseases to which the eye sSSis IN
EY other means have faedto afford Tel ~ Where -or.
such fair and impartial trial. PATIENT iron an
few particulars Of SheiF case, have Te1e,, ssE
part. 'ea''slAy
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TINE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
i Housekeeping Goods Of R. B. Woops, respectfully In.
forms fe public that continue the business at the old
stand and Peushing the stock and adding thereto
an assortment Varieties snd will keep constantly on hand
ALHk4I, BARR sSiA, JAsAHSED, ESANELEp BLOCK TN,
Willow woopES WARES or ALL KINDS IA
StH Ou4IEnT, WA:fERs 1.D TRAYg,
HKAPESS ANp BGaKETs,
fancy tine eolnncn also, Fancy Soaps HAIR Tooth and
Na Brushes Pocket Books, PorMonnaiea, and Perfuney
Of various kinds.
TTAIs AND SHOULDERS very superior quaIty, just
III eeIVed and FOR sale by