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GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Bitters.

AN UNEQUALED TONIC AND BTOAACHIo.
A POSITIVE and palatable Remedy for general DebT
"A ty Dyspepsia, Los Of Appetite, and al disorders Of
the Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor of GOdyreg's Celebrated
Cordial Bitters in recommending them unrivaled
tonic nyigorsDt is sustained by the best medical
authorities Europe and America, well by the
muFtudes have tested them. AS restorative they
stand alone. Thousands who now anguishing might
existence by this powerful renovator The
dyspepc Godfrey's Cordial Bltters, finds
the benefits permanent. Upon the vital organs they
direct sanitary inue and yet their agency is
mild sautary. For general debility, sinking at the
stomach, of appetite, sick headache, mental de-
presson broken Sleep hatuence, faint
after exercise irrtabity choc, costveness, and
all the system, their benefits in
calculable
Purchasers are cautioned against all impositions.
Central Depot, 16 South William St, N. z.
june3O-3m. GEO. GODFREY, Proprietor
DR. LARnONT,S PARIS AND LONDON MED
~ ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-20th
edition. 49O pages 100 eectroype pictures CLOTH 81 and
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the anatomy of the sexual organs Of the male and female
all their diseases and weaknesses latest discoveries in
production; and healthy mode OF preventing
Ception quacks-their recipes and specifics the authors
unequaed Paris and London treatment Of GonnOFrhOa,
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New lee Cream and Seda Water
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Royal Havana LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government, {,
take place at Havana
Tuesday, August 18th, 1857.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicin


ENGRAVINGs OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE de PHARmACIE
PHARMACIEN de PARIS AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, ahixed upon each wrap
Der. and around each case o.
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(UGAR--sI Khds FziT rfLIsss zad cE5isS TsS Esl-ss
- % bbls Powdered sugar Il stsFe ana for aais -
dsezo v 6oRbos : CO.
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOsHsH:,

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggis4
Light-Waggons, &C.
Mo- 90 Lower Market Street, NGskvflles
/ AN nov manufacturing every variety 80 y
4 sud style Of vehicle, from the plainest z-Eg-s<@L
J ob e The most beautiful and eiAboraty SsJ-- -
finished turB out.
Having engaged Hrstclass Woren, and obtained large
amount Of the best OF stock, prepared 70 do
which viii compare any in the whole country either for
style durability All kinds OF vehicles kept constantly
hand or promptly made 20 order
EvereGts Patent Coupling
This important Improvement ia the coupinE SArriAses
&C. has awakened much interest throughout tbe country
and siooked with the most where y s best knoEn
known. Having the exclusive right for this city,
making oithe IN constructing OArTaseas bnEge1, &c.
~ Remember the plaeeat the Old stand oitFed Sloan
Ne 6, Lover Market Street. ian. st.
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TO all the Eastern Cities. :,

To all the Eastern Cities.
BAGGA GE CHECKED THROUGB
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OR WHEELISa
Three Daily Eastern Trains AZ 6 A. n, 10 A NJ. ana
FIRST TRAIN-OleveIand, Pitssburg steuhepvius ana
nheelhg lightning kxpress-Leaves Cincinnati AZ a
o'clock A NJ for al the Eastern cities; also DeToit ~
S Wilmington, Cire eVie, Lancaster
This train stops between Cincinnati and ColBr,h. :.
LoHeland, MorToWs Aenie and London only.
SECOND TRAlR-Cleyeland, Pittsbur1 ana Vh..H,.
Express Mail-Leaves Cincinnati Al no ossloc[ AZ
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling, all the Esster5
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD RAIN-Aesommods tion-Lsayes Cinc,,,.,, :.
O'CLOCK r M for Springfield, Wilmington CirelevfIls
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE aud Columbus.
JhA Tram stops az all points between CinOlnnah ana
FOURTH TRAIN-CevsIand pittsbure. s,s,h.,v,r..
ana wheeling Night Expreas-LeaVes Ctuoinnni s-s0
o'clock p. M, via Cleveland, Pittsburg S
Wheeling, for ali the Eastern cities ~ 0u
This train stops At ali points between cincn naa and
One train on Sunday al $50 O'Clock P NJ, for Columbia.
Trains BY Columbus tinossvsn minutes tssr ,A.,
Cincinnati time. 9' el@N
rare as Low as any other ROuta.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all Information, please apply At The oaie. No an
net house second door % Vine Ggh.
house Badng, and Old Once, Eouth-sast corner Broad-
way ana 'front.' opposite Spencer House. or al the EsSra
Little hiam) Depot, East Front street
Once hours from A. u. until o. r. NJ
y, FULLkks General Agent,
principal hotels for each every traip Nv Iean a.
rectonf az either Of the above ooes vii oail Ar
ger "a All parts q the oltys without fail.
iyio. II. b RUeaLEs, oondus.or.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY
Painting Establishment.

QblLpkssi househoidsEs As, requested %
- tce that he Gnderrgned haVinE made the
aSIangemens, ana sscaFrd tha ssrVcsa o. eonpetcnt
sorkunen, IL nov prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line % his FoeAon Ga al its TaFteas brapees
In he department. Of HouHk PAINTING ths sabsrrisr
prepared - e4ecass sh ne greatest proaptnsss al
eontrae7s however large, which Be tsners IL sv!z
and apon terns which eanuat fail - give satisfssiioa
He is also prepared 20 manner az e{gN AND
OkkAAkSrALP PAINTING, GRAIGIRs3 ASD "a RHfIlslS
having Ia that department. seeared ths ssrv ~ - S
expert and experiences artists
The subscriber Negd rsqusst Rersezs hasiar vera IN h
hRs 70 give him call before aakins nna srrsasessnts
30. @ Unlsa s.. between cAsrsy ssd sasasssT.
msrchi7-u
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GROVER s. BAKER,s
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

Promotes the leisure health and happiness of home
OFFICES:
No. 15.PubIic square, Nashville, Tenn,
in the Store formerly occupied by W. H. CALHOUN.
No. 495s Broadway New York.
No. II Summer Street, Boston.
No. 161, Chestnut street, PhiIadeIphfa.s
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WORD TO THE WIsEl


and Invigorate the system.
Thousands in St. Louis have used it, and the univera
expression is, thst it fails In curing complaint
arising from dsordertd State of the Liver, stomach or
As Duretic, it viii disease Of the kidneys
Uterus or Bladder as an Alternative It VIII purny lne
blood, and remove all Yelowness, Pmplea or Sores ro
It's sure preventive for yellow Fever ohiIls Ague
and Fever, and Cholera. There is mistake about IT.
refer to hundreds OF Steamboat Men and others 70
McLEANs sTRENGHTHEEo CORDIAL does not REQUIRE GER
tihcates bring it into notice, dose suicent 70
convince the most skepcal Of its wonderful invgorang
effects Call and try It. 1t is very pleasant 10 take
Every Country Merchant should take supply home
with indispensable remedy for every arly
J. h. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLesu's Vsleanic Oil Liument
~ Principal Depot, on the corner OF Third ana flne
streets, st. Louis, Mo-
~ Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH. LININENT.
The greatest remedy discovered for Man Beast.
The unparalleled success of this Imminent sufficient
walk the Wounded, Bruised and Sore healed and
all who rejoice in its healing and nygoratng ef-
McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent assesses curative pow
superior to all other external remedies being so chem-
cay combined to retain in its combination all the Vir
tues Of its several ingredients to enable to penetrate
the mnntest vessels OF tne oody s nesng
influence removing the cause OF the olsea
ne health, strength and vvacity to the whole system
We see or hear daily Of persons who were confirmed
their muscles being shrveed and contracted who now re-
limbs by MeLeans celebrated Volcanic Oil Lini
ment "Who" then will suffer with local pain or external
diseases when safe and remedy is easily obtSinedH
Reader you afflicted with Cancers, Piles, TumoTs,
swengs Bronchele, Gore, Paralysis, Chronic Inama
tory rheumatism, Stiffness in your Joints, Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Joints Muscles
Mgaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, sPrains,
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever sOTes, Caked Breasts
Sore Npples Burns, soads inflammation or Pains no mat
ter how severe or how long has existed? Suffer
longer McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment will you
II has been thoroughly tested in an OF the above Diseases
and we haV known it 70 fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief
Ioathsome distressing dis ease the Piles which
has heretofore been considered ncurabe be perma-
nently cured by this wonderful Eminent
Then trihe longer with common lniments and reme-
des-cal st and get supply Of McLeans Volcanic
OIL Liniment 1t s safe and certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms. swengs,
etc, beast.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
E8~ Principal Depot the corner Of Pine and Third
streets st. Louis, No.
H For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru e
gists in the city and country. Apr29
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P "a q :" =
PERPETUAL, LIME KILN
STEAM ENGINES

Mill oSh1noTy,
ELLIS IL MOORE,
HAVING made important additions to machinery,
and greatly increased aeitieG for manufacturing
STEAA EEGEs and Machinery OF every description
prepared manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal
IN point Of hnsh and durability any in the West
and low prices. Having been practically engaged IN
the Manufacture OF Machnsry in Nashville for the last m
teen years and giving personal attention 20 the
fscturing Department feel confident that can give
satisfaction 90 ali who favor with their
old stand Nos SO and 81 Market street. Broad
ville Tenn.
Anknds Of work for Flour Mis Steam Boats Saw Mills,
Tobacco Factories, Banks fails, Ac Ae executed promptly
and az the lowest cash prices.
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.- II. OoE3&1S
Eclinse Stove Foundry.

A this Fosndry am making COOKING, PARL0R and
IL HEATING STOVES, OF every VaFisyt HOLLOW WARS
o. AZ knds, Andrcna, Sad IEoas and wzis Irons oI ali
klnaA
ALso.-rin Coppsr aad sheet Iron Ware zlI of uhIeh
propose . ssA ahoesas retail ehezp for 70
gEnetual gis1s dealers
PartcaiAr attention psid 10 Rooang and GatlsFing
III Il. D0RAls, 40 College -.
snr2T Nasheffs Tran
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sAvANNAHLoTTERY.
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
CsuocessOrs ). F. Winter, Aianager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

CLASS AAs
Draws August 18th, 1857,
AT ST. ANDRBWs' HALL Savannah, Ca. under the
supe eTntendence Of W. B. symons, ESQ.,, J. II
Prentiss Esq.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY. AUGUST g. 1857.
GOdfrey'S Celebrated Cordial Gin.

rom yIsCHER OWEN Co., GenT Advertising House,
APPLEroE, BuILpIAs ,s4s Broadway, New York.
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Indigestion and 1mpurity Of the Blood.

indigestion ana lmpurlIy OF the hloou
From Reg. D. y Hines P0storQf AdoeRt Church, Boston
DIR. have your Pills with extraordinary sue
my family AMI among those called 20 visit in
distress To regulate the OF digestion aud purify the
blood they the very best remedy have known
and can confidently recommend them my friends.
Yours J, V. HINES.
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OFFICE GIN, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Chfds Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used here
on our best of Buildings covering Freight
Cars will IT, and Master Mechanic reports very favor
able to it. =. y. LHOMMEDlbOi PIes.
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CINCINNATI AoEsoT ROYAL IssURAsoE ooMrAsT, !

CINCINNATI AGENCY ROYAL ANsUkAhCE SOAFAS15
February 6, 1851 I
rI have examined w e. Childs Co.'s "EIastic Fire an
Water Proof Cement Roohng" and, as far as can Judge,
consider It great invention, and am WILING 70 insure
buildings thus protected upon the same terms as lsur
those covered by metal. JNo. :: LAW,
AGENT Royal Ins. o., london and Liverpool.
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Thus protecting the public against IsnrAToEs,-which
liable to the seVerest penalties courts OflaW award
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From F0rtodf1tH0 Kercidht Qf 81 LoEts fe5 Z, 1855
d. AVER Your Pills the paragon OF all that Is great
10 medicine. They have cured little dauEhter of
her hands and feet that has noursbe
for Her mother has been long and grevous y AZ
hcted With betches and pimples her skn and In her
hair Amer our child ed, she also tried ysHr Pills,
aud they have cured her. ASA MORGMDGE
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Lord Napier has accepted an invitation to "
present at the United Safes Agricultural SocieH's
Fair at Louisville, Kentucky, September I, which
promises to be on even a more magnificent scale
than the one at Philadelphia last year. Mr.
Leonard Wny expects to be there with the nev
ugar plants sorghum and imphec, to mako sugf
nd sirup each day Of the Fair. The awards OFF,
Syracuse Reaper trial will be announced; and ~
sreat national tria! Of plows, cutivators, thress
machines, steam plows, and all other asriculssis
implements will be made. The citizens of Lsss
vile have guaranteed $50 900 to cover al exposes
and our Kentucky exchanges anticipate . "os
time. The occasion is an important one, aOd VI
call together an immense crowd beyond doubt
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The action of the Board of Aldermen last night
still further proves the Justice Of review of the
manner in which the L,wber Judgment came
about. A special meeting was called, ostnsibly TO
prevent the sale of the city property, but the order
of the Supreme Court had done that already. The
representative Of the Fifteenth Ward-who, with
his assistants in the other Board, is honestly en-
deavoring to protect the peope-ofered resolu'
ton authorizing Judge Whiting to proceed as he
has begun on behalf Of the city But the majority
don't want the city protected, and so they prompt
" laid the resolution on the table. After hearing
a communication from Mr. Basteed, AID McSPe.
don. "la;e" Corporation Printer, offered pream-
Bile sad rec solutions concoced during the day in the
Office Of the Cooperation Counsel, directing Mr..
Busted to take steps 10 compel the Controller to
pay LcWber's claim, and if necessary, to sell the
real crste of the Corp oraton for that purpose OF
cour,e this was adopted. Nov let the people look
at it, To say nothing Of the impOssibtity of main
taipirg narke: under the smoking chimueys of
the Manhattan Gas orks, recall for moment the
uaiure Of the bargain. Tho Charter express y pro-
yides that no expense shall be incurred by the
Corporation except the has been Prerioss appro
pristien for the object This was acknowledged
by the men who urge this measure through; they
hied TO get special act Of the Legislature to
rsise tae money but failed. This OF itself Is
stumbling not to be got over, and is sufficient
to stop the purchase of the ground II II were worth
hundred times its cost. But, under simple
resolution Of the Common Council which, for the
want OF this previous appropriations is Of no legal
effect whatever, tie Controller is directed to buy
the property. He declines. and shows that he
Charter further provides that no head of Depart.
msnt sball incur any expense whatever, ,chether
srdertd By The Common Coraca or not until
previous appropriation has been made TIE Con.
troles csnnot pay without violating bis osth, even
if the Common COun i ,touId choose to set .he
s,smplc tJ diicciiGe h. :. Dc M i!ess, ACT. Bai
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in time Of war. we would osssse 70 hs os' "a sH'
civ Al armament Of any sece~sary fcfce 10 -
than tho tine that it now takes to get Q squadron
rady for ses. The cost would not DO moro tsan
the naval expenses now are in time ofwar; and IN
time Of peace, al that We now pay would be saved
There is great deal Of complaint heard because
PRESIDENT Pierce let fall, more or less easily
quantity of naval officers, chiefly because tSey
were good for nothing, and had been doing what
they were coed for for an indefinite number OF
years We really cannO. look upon that as the
worst act of bis administration. We shall recon-
mend il to Mr.. Buchanan to better bis example by
dismissing the entire Navy and Army LIST and saw
ing the country and the Union if necessary, BY con-
tract We shall be happy to assist him in this
measure 10 the utmost of ability; and, If he Will
but put the War and Navy Departments into our
hands, and pledge the influence of the Admlnistra-
ton in Congress in favor of the little changes we
propose it will not be our fault If his Adminisra-
ton be not made illustrious by these glorious
refOrmatiols.
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the matter goes On quietly, and referee decides
that the city 10 bound by the action Of the Com
mon Council; Mr.. Lowber gets judgment aud
proceeds to sell the citys property. On eIamiu-
ing the land-Yhich be sells il appears that nearly
three quarters of it is beyond the bulkbead line;
and Whatever the facts may hereafter show, the
presumption is tina. 30 much Of It belongs to the
State. At any rate, unless the Legislature changes
the line. two thirds Of the block must be removed
Certain taxpayers who think that these points
should be cleared up ash for review of tho case,
and the Supreme Court grants their request
They ask the Corporation Counsel TO help them on
behalf Of the city If be mas dOne his duty, there
seems TO be no objection; but be refuses. The
Aldermen are asked to permit the taxpayers to 90
on, at their own cost If they fail, in the name OF
the city. They refuse; they say the taxpayers
shall not have the affair looked into; and not only
that they practically direct the Counsel to the
CORPORATION to do his utmost against the people
BY proceeding to compel the Controller to pay, or
sell the ctys real estate. There are thou
sands Of tax payers who believe that this
eale is stupendous job for the benefit of few;
they know that it is in violation of the Charter;
that it is no fit place for market; that the official
maps show two thirds Of it apparently as belonging
to the State yet when they ask to be satisfied that
all is right, they are CONTEMPORARY denied, aud
the officers created to protect them are turned
against them and urged TO force the sale of their
property in spite Of remonstranee, and in violation
of Supreme Court order already granted. Let
the people watch and wait; daylight will shine
through the matter yet, and if the whole truth can
be developed We are Of the opinion that the over
burdered ax-payers will have cause to be thankful
that the Controller and those who are aiding him
have resisted what they honestly believe to be
gigantic swiDdle.
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cate to mention q report Of referees in Mayor
Woods presence. How far the same rule might
justify Mr.. Busted in keeping the matter from the
two Boards Of the Common Council we shall not
stop TO inquire, but we cannot imagine what rea-
soS be could have habitat if he means to keep
up duly the appearance Of being the Counsel Of the
Corporation-to keep the matter from the Con-
tIoler. The Controller further swears that SO
soon as he became aware of the referees report
and the Judgment entered on it. ne at once be-
sought the City Attorney, and has many times
since done 20, but in vain to take some steps to set
aside the judgment or to let it in to appeal from the
report of the referee but that Mr.. Busted has all
along refused and be positively svears that ne mas
rsaeon to believe and does beere that Informs
ton of the entry Of the judgment against the city
was purpossy concealed from hin, to prevent an
sppesl on the city's behalf. That is to say, MIR.
Richard Busted is presented in the light OF assist
ing Mr. Lowber to get snap judgment on sale OF
property which he had no title TO- 81 steadfasty re-
fusing to take any steps toward procuring re-
versal Of this judgment, and in great mt Oh econ
omy, urging the Controller to paythe money over
IS the only means to save additional costs
This, We say is the position in which Mr. Richard
Busted stands at present before the public IN this
matter Of the Lowber case. A little zeal or over
zeal, even an approach to the confines Of larceny,
may possibly be excused in lawyer on behalf OF
his client But such sort Of things against ones
client would seem to be decidedly unproiesslonal.
According to the statements of Controller tlagg,
Mr. Busted has failed even to ieep mp appear
ances. We wait that sensitive gentleman's ex-
plantations.
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bride to seek chance mistress" Let hex point
him out to that smiabe Princess who is soon 10 as
sumo the responsbilit wife. And above all
let her introduce him to that promising Prince who
is destined to occupy the throne. Let her bid her
son study the horrors Of the coup dcat the whole
sale manufacture of widows and orphans, the suffer
ipgs Of e1iles, the plumber Of royal refugees Let
her cay to him: THUS empires are established and
sustained Hearing such words, the British peo-
pie may, through the maze Of diplomatic sophistres
catch glimpse of the eternal truth.