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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
DR.. ShaIlenberger's

NEVER AND AGUE ANTIDOTE, FOX THE SPEEDY
safe and radical Of Of that Distress
ing Maady-on entirely principles ~ Sold at
Wholesale by Ewin Brothers, and Retail by JO g. Brown
Nashville, Tenn. June 2S-6m is@
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GOOD MEDICINES
Row DISEASED IN 4 Fgg y o36ESoMzg zsrABEIsHzI

great error has long prevailed In the minds Of edsal
men, That impurity Of he blood tie cau7s 81 5se-l
RctiOn." This Is serious mistake. Li a f4ur5~r ~
the circulation, and The establahment Of dssr-sd $500
that causes purity Of the blood.
The X. X X. theory holds tbs ruth Of he above si
Tor II person be state Of psrsot hsalth each sris
and vein carry 10 and from The heart allotted no
lion Of blood and when any SET Of vessels rsss 90 he
what may % cary hef proportion the current ID
blood becomes damned upi IN Oher words, congestion
akes place, giving pain greater less extent Here
then Is the beginning Of diseased action, Which, fl not
Iisved, will into inaammaon and he diseaga
become established. Diseased action being once esablhod
the blood becomes impure, and regularity action 81
the part Of the liver, skin, bowels, o s sure % be inter-
rapod and the general system, By sympahsing with the
oeal complaint, becomes inVoiFsd 10 the ddclly. Thas
his Is the True state Of The ease lee any one call % mnd bis
symptoms catching cold. The local difculy nay BE-
throat which h nEastOn Of the blood, Amounting
sometimes Inflammation about the throat owing %
previous deranged state Of the Calculations and he viii
member that his bowels become c0sys, his liver deangsd,
his skin dry and sysrsh bis head stopped Up, psns and
aches In his bones JOINTS down the back hsad aches, dis
charge Of water nom the eyes and with many otheI
9npeasant aud painful symptoms Had be used Railways
he1dy Keller when the congestion was setting In,
pnealOn 20 the throat and swallowed dos8 Of the ReE1-
Eior be would have broken up The congestion, and
stored the regularity the part % The liver skin, bOwes
&c, which bad been broken up0n By the Effects Of
sore throat Regularity being again established TIE impurs
blood soon purified, and the circulation again oquaEed
hal arffh rasr
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THE ROYALTDUCH.
How The r. K ResOlvsnt cured the Kings EVii amer
res Of crowned m0narchs Jailed TO estarsths sappican
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15

% WANNY,S CELEBRATED COMBINED
REAPENG AND MOVING MACHINES.-FOR
sale by the undersigned johnson q Horne's
B. P. CHEATHAM,
jaus55-tC General Agent for the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
as A FAMILY PHYsIC.

OF OF RsdWaFrs Regulators VIII answers bette,
pgrpOse pan castor oil, common pills. blue pills, Less
Billions pills. ANY other cahartc, bilious, drllc purga-
uves sats, senuge. The Regulators viii quickly open
the bowels, 0rcs natural passage, and viii leave ~
whole syst0m1B healthy state.
Observation-Disclosures.
How the K. r. r. Remedies raised Mrs. sarah A. Houzs
IRON crippled ard helpless condition 70 sound hsaih.
after The sEll Of oaT OF the most learned physicians b
New York had failed TO relieve her, Drs. Parker Reese
Wardls, and Maclelan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

EQUALIzING THB CIRCULATION,
And regulating all The organs Of NE body 10 nstHraI and
healthy acuOn.
hEaWay hegulaora possess properties that an other
Pills deficient IN, and Only pills In use IA 81
De taken Tor any length OF time without weakening the
sem.
Iney always leave th3ssiem in healthy c0uditon tbs
liver bowels heart, pancreas kJueys and skin regular
and ready discharge their seVeral unctons vftof
course unnatural means.
hyegy dose Of Railways Regulators that are AIKEN wills
inhlss life, fresh strength, and sound hsah 10 ne
weak and feeble body.
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A severe fall; Injury Of sdo knee pan ExcFuuanF Dc
Timely ARRIVAL; Successful aueacy OF EadWay's *.
Relief
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~. Prssidsaf frs, ksasta %.

John 4 BreeSrDridge. Nies Prwsc.-ii oi
the United States, . q nephew n tht be-.
Robert j. Breckenridge. d. H.. q kp,-
lucky. Tbe nTercsd nncs 0i tine Nice
Prss,dsnt - great con'roysrslaiis, s,,icrs-
dd deaatar. and II hc had falinwrd the lsw
instead u the gospci, wOad have ied -on.
at. a. b. has the lbnrch 80 much IS tn
sasi uae.s given 10 disco-sioa that b" wosild
he hgi8f'ng paTson Il hp Were not BRAY.
ing mss !; 20 hsprsssSi is's year. ago
tha; ths gpcsc 31h the napaex sere eanii
dates for o4.see--not the sam 0sfes--in ;br
sanls dtsir.c; At ;Ae sa,ne i,s.P. 1hs D1c-
toF was ap iyr 20" COay.nti1n 10 Aaensi To.
C0astiiai.oa. snd John {. xss runniGg ior
,he Les,ls Tbey ser cs1dd.ts. o.
opposite pasts-. ard we're. tberesors. IA dan
ger ol c,sslnR into oolils.0a- OtS day ttsy
sers O. the stamp t.'gciBsr, and tos reverend
Doctor ,f'ok ocoassoa 10 ,.eTr~rAts al b..
ings of hostility tSg.Ssa aiRslf 4Isj h4,
npbew. who. b. sasd. saA alsAys ssocs~s
/ fai IN obtaining vsaisv-r o4sos h. seagat
AMI nsntIonirg seyerxl lr.stsnee. IA i.,ss,Ts
ton. ae asSisd And daring tn sAr slti
Arxico. r.gisoeni wAs rsused "a ksn,scsy :
AMI a. sooa as il s.s kb9~n that Mr. Brss !
enrdgs ~As apppiuied to IT, o.snrsADd. I'D
Nsxao@as nab posv. Yoass BFnckea
rsise I'D nssi xai; for his iuru. bot .IciA.a>,
a; 0uee. II aac.e R0tert hal i.sz. spto,n,
ID i.ssy Toasd Law. hssu sxhtisg az thi
ins
lbs 90. sss,s tsse g&r7s. w4.l sysr4sl
ate III al-ssc - q try chArsri@Tss,se stosy
Il sez-t~sS 10 "a sh a. th~ Rev Rot,
erf ! Br- ssuf.isa. ~ Iga Gas~aAil
wscA i equally sufsi Eiia tizi u is' VIC
Pr,ssleai. Tea sas dor ass4nz 90 haa :.
Tariis iisezs-;hf zT~afH~- a Hesry Gay
Ia 'rzgecrtSieHt si1gseTss' .Ssi asDs9nTa
t,is hergssn Aaay stS7rpu, b. sAsi iza'
osa nA1e "a ssY 1nt Oh Hal y tn cart
drslEs AB3 .svr x heu;Sest Alsi ~sf- q
itsR1 ssser f,rms.a y .,.sfsoss, Sgi 'iseY a
su-3sSi N givizg k.u a h.zssr, s'sooger as
errn<r kosj 10 u A0u ihs pssHs'
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

the Constitution TO fvndyr l4'rSan ,llaihl'
a. fr,ehlcni, Svnainf, or Representative o
the tuioi States y, ,hbi hc viii he II" eli
frn of the United Sts,~' ~ gwen as,
I ani residence. t're negroes AMI muat'a,s
oan satisfy tAa nlalSitlons II aye and nss
,eg,ee a. well as The abltr man, and Il na
lNny, N~tiea,s ard allegiance oomhingl
Z lwi,hon, the rights nHl privileges ef u white
man are si,ili,ient 90 makr him q etsast
o, the un,,d Stairs Ia the scuso ol ih,
I Constitution, { then ifac negroes and mnlal
( toes ore eligible 80 those high otlleew, anl
may command ,l,e perse ard swnnl ol ths
imNm,
. NJ, .Attugney ueneral Wiei, alter iurthei
discussing the sabjr't states his enne'usi,ti
in Tho following words.
t'poa the whcle am II the oi,inich that
f'oa psrsans o. color In Virginia ara Dot citi
..-1A. .-As. ai,4.!.. @-...,.s. X g.ea Iaa e.ea.
aid meaniug OF the acts regulating 'orrign
ooas,ing trade 81 a, Ia hc qualified 10 com.
mani ytsses
We sahm,t 90 an hanoss public, whether
the attempt of thu l,lack Republican prvss
TO stir up tho prejadina uf the people against
tbs / $, supreme ,0ari, for deciding that
Wiz, iu is9l and Dairyeit in tsJi, ei,.
,lorsc,l ~ the tror construction of the ton
stinlion Is not bare faced inposture. aud
whether wc have spoken 'oe severed, of IT,
in charaoicfisng |, IA mere how,Dg and
shriokiHg" far the a,oat conbmpube partisan
pnrfuafa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

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sbn,. ,o r,ci ,,cnu,'n q, African i, h,sf,l,i
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g,n,l,in ,,f ,hi Ifui,ed state, tho Je,laia. al
thr ,ircp,, Conn, f,r M,sanur, waa ncar
rxt
n, ,ho,,g,, ,i,ssarb,l fe,n, Tho o,,o,un
or The uaiorit, or ,bc caeri ,ho, n pcf.nn Of
the A Jr,a, ra,c c.o,nt lac "A o,,i,r, AZ tho
initial st,,e. lIe d,l mai I,,l,s,e ,he np,n.
,nns ~ ,ho ,,n,,, on aors,,,ns ma, lc,,,ti.
n,t.iv hcG,rc h a. l,s bin,Ilor ue bo.
Ge,cj ho.,,yr, ,bo, tho ,'nur, has ,n,,,,,ie
liam !, All, case and ,,ai,,,,.,sl that, undcr
tho law of Missouri prd sno,, and his tam
,Iv wc,a f,,., n,.r.,,ns on ih.i, r,,u,n IA th,,
s,,,e. Thsrc ,sn. no,h,ny !, h,s,ory ar m
the la,yua,,o ~ ,la Cnrsltp,,oo which rc.
s,ra,n, m, u,,,e, Il, ,oalr nIi pe,lGol ruls
and ,,,,nlo,,,,, ,cs,,e,i,, H., isrri,o,, ~
thn Un,t,d s,at.. a., snob te,t,lo,y ouly Ms
ua. ,wnol il, tho Hailed s,a,,, a, ,ic time
a, ,b. ado,ii,n of the cnns,i,u,iou U
,,as ,n, o.ar, ,hnt sneb 4. sn,,,,x,ion had
.ys, ,l,,o h.,,, mai. Inn, d,.,i,cl a,
u,,. ton. NJ ,or,i,n,, hoy. h.co mad. aud
u, Stat. do,noJ MN ,he,, have L,,,c al
,ui,,.,i ,,,, ,Lo Ii,i,n en,h a contracted
ronx,,n.,,,, as ,h,,, 4, rla,L hn rn o,r,s.
uss lncona,,,,,, with the u.iur, aud mar.
,,,,.,,s ,,f ~, ,,n,s,i,,,lo, a. ,.,,,.a,d ,n ia
I,ny,a,,, ite ,,ooJ ,nn.,,,c tba, e,ans,
~ the Tons,,,,,,,,o ,L,,s ro,,,,.. hall
ha,e ,,ower ,o non, IN ,,s,l6L ,.l,, and
rn,,,la,,o,s r,.,or,I,, ,ho., ,,,c,s ot conn.
,,s ui,Ln,, ,Ln lni,. of ,ha tfni,e,l siates
and whi,h tba Vu,,ed stat. ha,. ar mas
aso,,,, IA, c,...,,, a. ,,,,ll ot ,u,,.i,ct,,, a,
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One Of these assaults On Old Hal he had

One OF these assaults on Odd Hal he had
special reasons 10 remember.
When Mr., Clay was ai the meridian oI
his greatness, thcrc came forward On ,hc
public arna, in Kentucky two young nn-
/ tives OF the State. who were rngardNi as
very brilliant, promising Young men they
I had inherited talents Of very high ordrr
and had cultivated them very assi,ln0osly
had enjoyed the advantages Of the b'~t
schools aud teachers the country could NJ
ford. They werc both regarded rs eioqucn,
speakers, sound logicians vigorous copiro
versialists The opponents ol oh lla'
looked 10 these two promising and gii'td
young men rs the champions before whose
strong arms and well poise,i lancrs the brave
old knight, the hero and yict,r IN so many
iigi.- would 90 down into the dnsi Tn
sspc'apus yonne ca.s.s.S 4.e:e s... s.a.. loaa> aa> 'n
responding Ia the gcacrsl eNpscia,Iun. and
clad in iuil armor. with noidius plume aud
gallant air. they rushed ln,o The arena, anj
hurled themselves against the old chief A
long and violent conflict cnsuei
Here Tom paused for some tune IN the
narrative. until some oi his impatient nidi-
tors exclaimed
What was the insult Who whip
podg"
"All can tell you further oi this con,
test. resumed Tom, Is that. after Il va,
over. the old knight weut to the lul;,d
States Senate, and bis two young asSallan,s
doiitd their armor.--the one took 10 the pul
pit and the other 10 the cup and after
l., Il
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T,v-sty Years Ago.

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lac following lsSm was written b,
JAMS llrpptsWwk. Scottish poet, bn
little hnoNu ~ this country. Who tina
ever losi a brother or sister, could read thea
Scr@~ w,ihoat ialler IN the roio,, ani !
tear in the eye:
They tra me, arsi AMI early lo,c
oailyes ail after dreams
Bat the memety ct art rtrat sret
Ia ne marc tasilng seems.
The grief Tbs, matk, our jawuins oath
10 memory ever ehnga
And DER ths path " future !ean
lengiheped SHADOW sings
uh N my mind recal- ,hs hogg,
wbcu So IA, father home
nsaib Calna. an uni1tits &ess1.
I rom s.s ~ sSS'',ir IA Ia i'o's6
had nlt seea b.. iarc beI"e,-
nhaiicrd al iho ssht
Ana shsddcr Yet go ilink upon
The anguish ~ thai nlght
\ yua,ttui hrow aai iu3Jy thssA
htcsme ala cold ard Wan
"A eve gfew a.m IA ~A.eb t69 lisht
az raaiani fancy Sion"
Cod was the cbsok, and eold the brow.
Ihe eye was aseJ aud din,
And oue thef noafnnh u brother dsad,
Who would have diod lot hm
kuow not twas summer thea,
kuuw not u twas Spring
bat II the huds saue M thc trees
did not hnar iheia sing
Il a9wer. game iuiih 10 dcck the earth.
Tasr bloom I Dad not see
looked uvoa ogc Nithsiej aoWsI,
Aud urAe siso bisuincd iNs ne.
Ana when at ias' b. was borne nisf
fiom tas worlds wraiJ .ifa."
How on "a thought did Ne again
lA,e Ger hia Atuo me
hsetery loos. Aia eSsTy wo;a
lils very VOICES tone,
Game baus 10 as hAs things hose eoi tb
/ oui' pri.ed whom gone
i0st c,,si has passed. with year. asa,.
Ana Joy has been my lot
itui ths Que &. long rcmetnbcfa
Aud the other s0oB forgot
lns gayesi hours trip lightly by
Aud ieaye the isipted trace
Bu' the deep deep track that sorrow wears
Ne 'iRe csn ~ eraco
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THE OLD JonS STREET METHODIST CHrEcu.
This case has created 10 lltil interest N
ecclesiastical circles, especially IN the Meth
odist denomination. II sccms tina, a large
proportion Of the member, of this. the moth.
er Of all Methods, churches on ths co8t
neni. sometime since became dissatisfied With
the location Of The old church and deter
mined 10 move up t0,ca 10 more eligible
and clegan, part OF the City, A small nj
nori'y however, inspired with 'eueratIou Tor
the hallowcd odd precincts, within whusl
inclosunS Wes. AsbEsn aud NAr,UAr
had Eliminated an earnest Chr.st.anity, reil-
ssd Ia go with tie majority, Tbs question
has been. which wing of the church was eH.
titled 10 the property, which }, -aid 10 l-'
very valuable Inside ol the denomination
various attempts to compromise the lliculty
had BEEN maic, but without cnrct. ~ last
an appeal Was ins.lc 10 The courts sl.i amer
lengthy consideration Of the ,as,, dcti-.
ION lias been gwen Judgr D,}Iss hoh,
that though minority oniy remained. bang
on the premises they wrrc the thv,os. spd
by consequence the nwurrs OF ,he property.
The majority having taken the huruiiare aud
sacramental vessel. h ihe church basc t,oeH
commanded to return The same
some one has iDlimabd that au rxaciii
Iarailcl case has rrccnii! occurred n,thi
tbc limits Of cur own CT, A the above
decision settle pfinc'ple 1t might b. VEL
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u'i " ''''s''"' ""' "''H'' v! ~ '"' 20
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lhN IS j8S' a. u ahpu3d 10. D. f'f
this principle, and, except aaou ct1rch
eyr attached. 20 .,ey..,,. ,..,-..,.Y .,t ..-,,
- .-....-,..
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n1 church ~ iie" lafi c"uh ~ rpafb"d "a
fixture h.sing exposd 10 'hr capr'oe ~
maiorit,,. Tt.. arors,i,g ~ ,b,s rr;,s.r.,.
N"k' ~ 'h'a'''' 20 any l'''''''- '''''''''
Z rasjprli,~ ~" at i"s'1 Asnf bal gu al
Z ,bsir pls-as',rs II, ukich cos, u o, fish, Va
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II the following article, whicl appeared ia
the Washington ra'on oG the 18th ult,, car
or 'akra US an indication Of the policy ol
Mr. HrruAsas's administration. 10 disposiug
nf the public hnds, II viii bc matter oi
oonsratuiation 20 cny pcfaon residing IN
the west whn has y, heart, tho prosperity oi
the uea Sta,rs anj 'ierritories
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19
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For IA, Free Prsss.
Resolutions efhe Washington Totcnskip RepuJ
lean Cub. passed at a recent Meeting:
10 view OF the extraordinary exertiOns made
to extend slavery into our western Terrific.
rieS We. the Republicans Of Washington town.
ship. form a society aud bind ourselves in one
common brotherhood for the purpose Of OppO-
sing this bliglt;ng curse.
1. Resolued, That this Society be called
The Washington Freedom Club.
2. Resolved. That The officers Of this CLUB
ball consist Of a President. a Yice-President,
Secretary and treasurer, who sLvll hold Office
for the term Of six months.
8. Resolved, That our motto shall ever be
Freedom, Freedom Of Thought, Of Conscience,
Of Speech, of Press, Of Religion, OF every
principle that tends to elevate, ennoble or re.
fine the human mind.
4. ResOlved, That slavery as it exists in
the United States shakes the foundation Of our
Republic. subverts the viii of the Almighty,
BY The absolute control OF both the body and
mind Of His creatures, leads its ~votaries thro'b
a degraded life of idleness, theft and murder,
intemperanee, gambling, Sabbath breaking,
debaucbery and a disregard both Of the laws
Of God and man. II is contrary to the laws
Of nature, Of justice, and 10 the principles Of
humanity, and a curse that every law of soci-
ely is bound to oppose. 1t impoverishes the
soil. i is despOtic in its nature. Degrades
society and makes merchAndize of men, wope0
and children.
8. Resolped. That we admire Thomas
Jefferson ia his thoughts on the subject when
he 'ays.that the Almighty had not an attribate
which could take part with slavery. And that
he trembled for his country when he reflected
that God was just. And we also admire John
A Bingham. our noble statesman. when he
declares that 'One hour of liberty is worth an
of bondage"
g. ResolOed, That we will not vote 10 ele-
vate any man 10 any office Of honor, trust or
prcft who supports the administration ofJames
Buchanan. based upon the Cincinnati platform
in any way.
I. RESOLVED, That we adopt the resolutions
of the Republican party, which were adopted
by their delegation in convention at PhiladeI.
pbia, June 10, 1856.
0. ResOlped, That we tender our thanks
to the Hon. John A. Bingham, our Represen.
taive in Congress, fer his able, clear, calm
and thorough exposure of the sophistry of
Franklin Pierce (the Democratic demagog-
ne in his late message.
PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19
New Hampshire.

Have our South American. Know Nothing
hating, Locofoco friends b card from the Granite
State? Have you not heard that Eastern thun-
der? That Republican thunder from the ma
the State Of Arnold Pierce? Republican Gov
ernOrl Republican Housed! Republican senatell!
Republican state!!N Entire Republican dele
cation to Cougressl
State Senate all Republican. Houie NOR
than two to one. That is rpudidtng the mag
njfcsnt selx,crsO Of Gen. Frank in fainting Pierce,
isn't it? What say you South American L9.
cofoco? Poor Frank had better 60 south end
cultivate that sugar cane seed, that he purchas-
ed at such cost to the GOVERNMENT for the ben
eft of his Negro stock dealers. New Hamp-
shire is no longer a congenial climate. for such
a faiuting traitor. Away Away !!