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HELMDOLD's GENUINE PREPAiiATI0N.
HELMBOLDS HIGLY CONCENTRATED si.-F-
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HELMBOLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED ars-F-
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRAGT BUoHU
For diseases of the Bladder and kidneys Secret Dssas
Structures Weaknesses and all diseases Of the Sexual
Organs whether in Male Female from whatever
they may have originated, and matter of how long
standing. "a f.l... 1r ear
IF you have contracted the terrible disease which, when
Il once seated in the system, will surely 60 down from
generation to another, undermining the constitution
snd sapping the very vital fluids Of e do not trust your
self in the hands Of Quacks who start up every day in
city like this and fill the papers with gsrng fasehoods,
too well calculated % deceive the young and those not
quAnled with their tricks You cannot be careful in
the selection of remedy in these cases
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced By emf
nent physicians the greatest remedy known. 1t
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and very innocent
in its action, and yet thorough that annhiaes
particle Of the rank and poSoneus virus Of this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies does not dry up the
disease in the blood. .s--- z-=1 1ct rr1lra7a1 p
Constitutional Debility brought by selEsbuse, most
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hu
to untimely graves thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents and bgdting in the bud the glorious
ambition Of many noble youth, be cured BY tins
Infalible Remedy. And medicine which must bene-
ct everybody from the simply delicate to the confined and
despsrng invalid equal to be found acting both
(Ht1ra and
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JAS. Hs. CRAIGHEAD,

NASHVILLE : =
~ FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, fsi.
ft1- 81 COLLEGE STREET,
T. NJ. BRENNAN .Proprietor
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines, Water Wheels
lNI Horse Powers, Saw and Grist Mills Gins Toba eco
Presses Railway Steam Boat aud Agricultural Machinery
sl = ~ la s5--- CASTINGS -l-i-i-- e. 20
Of every kind and size, made promptly to order
A large variety constantly on hand, including Water
Wheels, Saw and Grist Mill Gearing and Irons, Crate
Bars Andirons Hollow Ware, Kettles, Wagon BoIes &C.
Wrought Iron work well executed.
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECING MAN
..14.r UFACTORY. FGg-4 rs, -
TT M. BRENNAN, 50 College street. having added
the above branches to his present establishment is
for private and public buildings including Yerandahs Bal
cones Cemetery and Park Enclosures Iron Open Fronts
for Stores Window and Door Liniels and Ss &C.. &c.
All orders we'll Gnd promptly attended to msrlS-2m
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TAKEN UP BY John Buchanan, in District No 5,
Il one S0RREL Roam HORSE -nbout -I4I5 hands
high blaze face let hind foot white, right eye cut or
is years old. Appraised to sS5 Feb 22d 1856.
Said K Buchanan lives five miles from Nashville on
the Mutfreesboro Turnpike. WM FREEMAN
mar2S-8tW% Ranger
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RAILROADS, &C
NASHVILLE AND chattanooga kAII-


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Be sS rn % asd ro@ = -'
Daily Train leaves Nashvies al Iss A. n, Arrgins
cAaliaDOOsa at 49, p RkrrRx,ya n;r
DAi TraIn leaves Chattanooga, st s. A. NJ, arrlyinzz
Nashville al 4;Ss, p NJ n,-,,,,,.,
Nashville, Feb, Is, IsSs. 9 sapsrInsssdsas.
RAILROAD dOTICE.-T = -
sosTVS destined Tor CharlestOn viii on a7d elsr TN.
50 cents per 100 hs for excess of over 500 ibs.
lsepil2 3, L ANDERSON. .Sup't- n Z. @, r.
fhoa NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
f-- THROUGH IN FOUk DAYS. 3 re7
FARE, THIRTY DOLLARS ucl
" Ia CnAi'Snoogs Atlanta, and West Point q hont-
=, gensry eJ EAirOad. Tickets 70 be bad st the Do
From Montgomery 70 Mobile, by double dsIlv nns.
nernieg and svsning) ofStags and Sssauboals connect
ing WIN tne steamers RON thence 70 New Orleanss
a. l. AaDEl.soS. 9enl S0p't \. G. z
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
-
and after wsdnssday, Dsee@Ssr lssA 1850, Train.
- GOISe 81 urH. 80 ess
~ Leaves Aashyills Ct so 4. sS and 9, rH ArIssssi
ThomPsOn's a. $50, A n and -:
GOING NORTH. rrs.a
Leaves Thompsons at &45 A H. and g. p n. srriya. a.
Nashville l0-25,s. H., and $50, ?. 4 r - -
sunday Train leaves fhonpson's at sAM
The Stages of Carter, Thomas Hough eonsect vita ths
Through Tickets to Msmphia Wsynesboro, Jsekzpn
Fdscumbis Florence Columbia, and Pulaski can Be- ure
e1redat ths General Stage Ofee under the Terandak
decl2-f R. Rng. sndSapT
FARE REDUcf D 10 81 FROM KAsHvuIE 70
JACKSON, TEEH eill
MA Tennessee and Alabama Railnoad. Colombia and
WaynesooTo. For seats apply at the General SteFs
onlce Lesves Nashville Sundays Wednesdays and zr-
.-3o- ---eze = M oeeEz-t-
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JNAKEN UP by J Cartwright in District No II eight
l. miles from Nashville on the Hillsboro Pike. one
BAY HORSE, with a small white spot in the forehead
suppJsedt be about years old Is hands high weather
marks perceivsble. Appraised TO $5 Marc lst 1856
mar2S-3tw" WM FREEMAN Ranger.
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HEDGE PLANT.-Largs supply Of fresh 0sags
Il Orange, the American Hedge Plant Seed. just re
ceived and for sale BY T. WELLS, q
Sign of the Man and Mortar, on Market opposite
apr5 Union street, Nashville. 4
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II wall be seen from TIE above the great superiority
the hosa Levathsn any horse on record sIks aro
ducss ike StackP6e isoue ofhis largest and best ed
sons, l6H hands hIgh, Of fine blood on ms side AID
upon the whole full head and ahouldsrs ahsve am
nat i've horse in the State. His one wear od colts
premiums st me FAR AZ CouHhias three year ola so
Is buggy norse Ssckpole was superior racer bzvip
three Of hs two heats each over ne Nashvi
and Gaatin Courses For further information sss adrs
tissInent in Columbia Nsrror = =. -,
b nnarz9--driw&wlha JAMES Il wEBsTER. = =
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For the: he:CompIe,esCureTo of Coughs, CoISs,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, SpftCsn q
of Blood andsaIl other Lung Com paints
tending 10 Consumption. =
9 gqTggg TgTg "a

q
The numerous ietterswe receive from our various a
gents informing Of effected Ia their Immediate
neighboThoods warrant In saying II s Of BEST
not the very best Cough Medicine before public
1t almost invariably relieves and unfrequeniy
the very worst When all other Cough preparafou
have failed this has relieved the patient Druggists
ers In Medicines, and Physicians Agent
in nearest town, what has beer his experience
effects Of this medicine. If he has selling for any
length ofhme he will tell you il is the best medicine
Below give few extracts from letters reeev-
cd lately regarding the virtues OF this medicine 81
Dr. s. S. Oslin of Knoxville, Ga, says:- have been
using Lerwort and Tar very extensively my
cs for three years past and with pleasure my
belief In its superiority all other articles with whieh
acquainted, for which 1t Is recommended.
Th nennefs, s wsrlSng rom " ~ nessille
popular in this country, and think Justly All
who tried speak commendabie terms OF it. and saw
tsyery benehciain aeyaing the complaints for which II
is recommended
Our Agent In Pickens District, s. c., Mr. S. K McFall
that he iwith great beneA in his family
and recommends II TO his neiehbo He gives
Ofe negro in his vicinity, who had suffering
with disease OF the Lungs for years. attended
cough, who relieved by the Lverwort and Tar. - n
SHeh the good reports hear of this Medicine
all ofthe South. For report of the surprising
performed iuthe Western Northern ana Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient the pam
hlet which accompanies each bottle To all we say have
hope, have hope!
Fry the Medicine Be warned in seasonu And neglect
not that cough which daily weakening your constitution
Initiating throat and lungs and viting
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing
edy obtained Rogers Syrup Lvervo and
Beware of COunterets and base limitations The genuine
aroe signed Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, Dollar per tie, Bottles for Five Dol.
lars. Sold wholesale and rei2 by SCOVIL & MEAD,
Ill Chartes St. bet Cont and St. Louis N. Agent
for the Southern States, 10 whom all applications
for Agencies must be addressed Sold also by
Wells and G. W. HendeTshoIt, Nashville, Tenn and by all
other Druggists through the State anl9-d&triwIy..
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RAILROAD NOTICE

CoaT0N destined for Charleston wi on and ailsr TIM
~ date De charged - IS per bale Of 500 lbs less anc
80 eentspe 100 lbs- for excess of over 500 lbs. f
sepil2 L ANDERSON. Supt n .. @, r. r
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EIsHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected By
Il one of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on Snoeds; also Aberdeen, Grsvsts-
een, and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun and Plated
Silk Mnnow Ssnes, u by 4 Floats Of every variety
Reels, Joined Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &e DO.
In Short supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useful calling. +. no
jes 10. G. BROWN, As College St.
COD-LIVER Oils Gro. genuine COdLivsr Oil
J Just received from Rushton, Clark h Cos, by
jeS = -. 10. G!BROWN,f4S College st. :
r EECHES.-l,O00 Swedish Leechss on hand and for
l. sale BY 10. G, BROWN, 48 College St
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-6 bbls
of the abovs Just received, Of prime quality; sold TO
lee - q JO @. BROWN, 4S College ST.
CTONE WARE.-2s 500 pieces Stone Ware, consist
= ing of Jars Churns jugs, Milk Pans Butter Crooks
&c of every size, Just received. o. ----
jes 10 G. BROWN 4s Collegs St
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Oonstantly on
i hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
jes -C-'[GS 10 g. BROWN, IS COIlegsss
DEARL STARCH.-25 boxes of very superior
l. article of Starch, Just received by ~
ie9 #,,.E 10 G. BROWN. 4S COLLEGE st.
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WALL PAPER.-4,Oa0- B0LES-Fine Sstin
w Glazed, Gilt add Velvet Hall and ParOr Papers;
UHGLAZED PAPER, Q large assortment Of very lSIEd-
some patterns at unusually bv prices Gilt Velvet and
Paper BORDERING Fire Board Prnts Curtain Tester and
Centre Papers Received and Tor salslOw by -
APPS sre .1 .a1 Z. WELLS
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1.-THE FINE BL0ODED HORSE
s. T AC.K p OLE =. -.

NJ ILL stand ten miles ws5t Of Columbia -
Wv Aaury county, Tennessee, At $50 the sea- II 30
SON Mares will be kept for two months upon. - II
pasurage res OF charge, unless feeding required
Mares not in foa be returned nexf Spring enhout
charge SrAcxPoLE is Of the largeet best bred
sons OF imported LeEiathan dam In old Sr0ckholdsF
The following IS list Of the imported hloeded horses and
the winning q their colts from 1883 to 1851 aksn fso
j. ]. SINNERS Turf Register - =
Imported Norman, - - e,nt, - "a
Bellshazar ~ % F~lE-t
Z .isal a. Philip,
Glencoe, 80 s-r q. Nt-17' IL 80
'l Priam, ..- ..,- a. Sas-7sss,f
trE - Luzboroagh. "a
. { Medoeb, - ,srf- vs.f,t is .loJ 60, "a ~
Old Rains' Stakeholder --. n -, -,
Old American Eclipse a.
Old Pacific IL .ssxa1t
Imported LeViathan, -I23
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
0N and aer Mon lay the 18th iRst the Passenger Train
" Will be run 70 and from .ChalaRooEa foloWest
Daily Train leaves Nashville, 7s0, A. NJ arriving
Hhsfta a-o0P NJ
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DRUGS.

TINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED.
4 CULTS, ARs7a and other Pistols assorted. PORTE
Moyocco and prss,a Isaihsr Sstv sxn oryoy PtrKsks
For sale cheap bY -ir T. WELLS {
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COD-LIVER Oils Gro genuine Cod. Liver OIL
~ just received from Rushton, Clark Goa, By
jes 80 10. G. BROWNS College ct.
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rEs AND Il Ii
Machine Works.
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style of MGxey Mcclure Co. has been dissolved by
limitation. Msxey has the entire charge of the busi-
ness in liquidation. . PWhAXEY,
NEWTON MCCLURE
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