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PHARM ACTEN de PARIS, AND tMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each case ef
Triesemar No. I, ?, and 3.
Thus protecting public again sross-which are
liable to the penalties ofiau award.
DR n. A. BARROW Member ofthe Irnperiai College OF
~ Vienna, ant Royal College Of Surgeons London may
be personally consue his residenre i5I Prince street,
e bio Is vest Of BroadwAy New YORK from II Ia ,he
morning I'll and from tii in the evening, Sundays
exceptedD unless by special appointment
-RTESEMAR No. 1, q the Remedy fos. .RELAXTT0N,
sPERMAr0RRHgA, and all the distressing consequences
arising early abuse, lndiscminate excess long
- s, hslth ,hossasd. a. ths A., sitsss ho srs noS
the enjoyment Of AL The fnne ions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the cAUsEi. every DISQUALIFIED
TION MARRIAGE s enec,Uaiy subdaed b. this Won
derfal Discovery
rRIEsEMAR No. II, completely and entirely eradicass
al traces Of 6onorhaa, both IN is mid aud aggravated
FORMS eels strctarrs Imitation % the AaddeT
snon Of the Urine Paihs Of the Loins and Kdnsys and
those disorders where coPaiya and CUB be have long
been thought anote the ruin Of The health o vAst
portion Of The population.
TRIEsEMAR, No IiI-Is the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and Secondary symptoms. also eorstutss
cerain for scnrvsy seraaA, and AL impuTties EO
the vital stream altogether eradicate the
disease, and s never fAeg kszedy or that eias Of ds
Win Msrcary 10 the neVitaAe dessracson q Ar patsnt
soHsitadon. and waieh al the sarsaPAFnA n hs world
TRIEEMAR, No "a and 8, are prepared IN ths form Of
osengt devoid Of taste smell and Be- carried IN the
sasooatpo soldsa tin ssses and aiyasdinss sspsr
cord Ae ke Prizes - each, fur IN or o.
Which t and IN 81 eases. whereby there saving
Of 81.
special Arrangeens having besn sde with the various
KxpreFses the nins dollar e fetenaF, and ne arg
cr sEh. irw1rdsd by Dr. baoN, carriage PAID ine
datey recetFaa ttanccs % part 81 the eod
securely PACKED And addressed accordng The nsneons
sns ss.' 80 - sss essns sssss's 49,
oas psrscious iltsons Tue thFse 4eilar
usHzl hal nok Tree 81 carriage
70 - haa alss iron Dr. nArrou shsi beanfuly Iastraf-
q aBd popn az Horh, ~hUHA FAAfAff, or fHfefoLQ.
aICAL kAakARcu E&.H = describes h clear and acs6
manner he cause and effects anere en4ag
aisd th oF tAeir pfeper reatenf and
Pries 70 esnts Seat lrss % aHg address
Address nR. hARR0W, Isl Rriaes street, fis9 kso<ks
ueal ~ 6faaausy.l Ne~ tofk ugtt-lye4.
bacon .-Ths Undersigned 10 paying hishsss naztsf
" prtss inr Gel esrsa BACON. D. D Dlcnkf.
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Cement,
Steam Boats,

An BBLs Louisville Cement for sale 10 the trade At
l. w cost and carriage, by d W. RUSSELL, Agent.
At WEAELEY's, Broad and Front ldrr 10
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WILL act Agent for such Boats favor me will
theirbusness Ofce at K. L. Weaklev's Corner Broas
and Front streets. d. W. RUSSELL
declQ A..nt
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lNGARs AND TOBACC0-we have in store and vii
Oksep constantly hand the very finest brand OF Ha
vanaCgars with Langhorne Armstead's best Tobacco
and other brands. LONGHURST co.
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SWEET CRAB CIDER.
n BBLs. ofthe above just received and for sale by
" J. T.. ROBERTSON,
feb2S On
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A HoTHRa ffssh sapply y DFun-Rss snt Flaf-Duie
~ cskAags SEED fh esg rseeiEea Ana for ssa a. vha
ksaa anA REAL - kkAkAk hAlhbs
MaIeA -
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E4AAA CLASS ~
To be drawn In Baltimore Nd, Thursday April 80 1851.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

whole Tickets $40; Halves SIC; Quarters e.
~ Please address all orders for Tickets In The above
| Magnificent Scheme, 70
T. II. HUBBARD q CO.,
No. SO RAJeste street. or Box, No a.,
Baltimore. Maryland.
T. II. HUBBARD co. authorised Agents 10 an al
orders for Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries.
nAreh9O-aAw r. FRANCE 90.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT GIFT SALE OF GOLD PENS.

From vIsCHER OWEN co., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BuILDISe BAG Broadway, New York.
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SWAN E. co.'s L0TTERElSI
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O.OOO!!
TICKETS onIv $40!

Olng % the great favor with which Single Number
d nave been received by the public. and the large
49, e Ior ickets, the Managers, s. SWAN CO., win
s1I e ng each Saturday throughout the year. The
for April, 1851. " eAS" Vi 'nsH N0'''i'sS
CLASS SO,
10 be drawn IN the City n Atlanta Georgia In pube an
SATURDAY., APRIL Isth' 1sk1
CLASS 80,
10 oe drawn IN tne city OF Atlanta Georgia. IN public on
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1857, on the Plan oil
SINGLE NUmBERSI
,, ,29O RKZES.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TTcxrrs
mAGNIFICENT SCHEmEl
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PIANO FORTES.
ID 20 M . " a -

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his old
customers and friends aud the public generally that
he has removed his Hardware Store from the OLD stand
MARKET street 10 No 81 In the large brick building lately
erected the South side Of Broad street. where he keep
constantly hand and makes order the various articles
embraced 10 his line of business. lie invites efpeciai at
tenton 70 bis large assortment OF CASTING, JLL0w-
WAks, BRASS, tc such ss Matte and CoE Crates, Wag
on Boxes, Piow Mods StrAW Caters C,rnsheers Corn
Crushers MN Crashers Balcony Work and Iron Fsncng
COnee Mills, Tea Kettles, Brass ks es Dog Irons Candle
Stick, and Aluost endless variety 81 other articles
jAE29 III ANDREW ANDERSON.
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hLAL4h OEEGNOo
THIN and acrid blood cannot healthy bile. and
L therefore the first thing for those who dyspeptc
should be to the puriacaton Of their blood
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood richer and add
those principles upon which its power resist disease de-
pends.
MILD OPERATION SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARE 7HE PEcU-
LIARITY or BRAEDRETHs PILLS. Now that may
pect genial Spring. 1t Is Of great Importance that few
doses be used by the wise. Our subject a
dundancy vitaed at this and Is as danger
as it is prevalent; but Brandeths Pills afford an
valuable and efficient protection By their occa ional use,
prevent the collection Of those npurites which when
IN suhcent quantities. cause much danger to the fine
organs Of the stomach and bowels. They liver
complaint dyspepsia loss Of appetite pain in the head,
heartburn, pain in the breast bone sudden antness and
costiVeness In brief Brandreths Pills their way
very roots Of the disease cleansing in their passage
moving every unhealthy accumulation, till the hood is
purified, the whole system renovated and tie functions
and duties OF life become pleasure where before they
had been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands of similar testimonials to the follow
ing and such evidence be had from living witnesses all
around US on every size. 1t fom gentleman Of high
repectaby whose letter can be at the principal Of
fee. He writes:
~ am NV hfy.twO years ofage- Z"
FOR twenty years have used your Pills my family medi
cine, ard wish oher and have had occasion
ea physician iu my family, Save in the sickness of my
wife with chldren) during the twenty years."
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES
Never extract blood, Blood is the ife By abstracting
II IN painful diseases may the patient ease
but this is only the reduction lessening
The power to feel And by thus taking away natures TOOLS
prevent her from fully repairing the ravages of
hammston, and convert what might only have been the
sickness Of few days weeks into chronic affection
months or years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
This is the means which accords with nature-natures
remedy in ac When sud1eD acute continued pain
ours, then to insure security yoI must take medicine
that viii surely purge 1here be shy shaJ ing
because every minute lost may be fatal
Principal Cfbce 43 brandreth Building, AIS and All
Broadway
All Pills with 241 Broadway the box, counterfeit
The gengne sold by respectable dealers where
JOHN YORK CO.,
march2T-dimv Nashville AGENTS
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QAcoN .-Ths aadeFss1sd u paying hlshsss nssfsi
isne Ee.s cenass ..
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MCCLURE, BUCK s. CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
NO. is MARKET STREET,
LJAvE always hard Tin Pisie, Sheet Irnn, Timed
Copper Rvets Castings, PaFor aud Chamber crates
Stoves lin and complete assortment ofar cle usu.
ally kept IN IRE
0onntrs Merchants are requested 10 call and examine
Stock before purchAsing elsewhere prepared
on their their bs npon good terms any house out
Wesf.
lust reserved lot of Superior FLOOR Scales. Aso Plat
y form and Counter Scales. ian29 hcc. D. co.
A FINE 10, Of Castings Of all patterns hand at
"a lansS Nee. B Co.
NETE are making Wrought Iron Stoves Itsle bet
w ter than any house In the United AateA
iAn9a Acc. d. q co.
ID ooUHe, Gui,eriaE and al kiads Of Tin shes, Iron
Ii and Copper Work done in the most Workman-like
manner, and A. the shortest notice by
jan2e hec. b. co.
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Piano EOrteS.

lanes VAN RIPPER, Piano Manufacturer, 17s Wooster
street, New York. offers TO dealers and others fine
sortment OF rst Instruments of 6H and Octave,
warranted equal made for beauty Of tone workman
ship and for standing in tune in climate Prices very
low. Merchants sections invited exami-
nation before buying Orders by letter promptly executed
JAMES VAN BIPER,
feb4-4my 179 Wooster street New York
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Orders by mail meet with prompt attention.
Annexed is list of the retail prices the Freezer for
the convenience OF those wanting ngle one
PRICE OF EREEZER:
Two Quarts 81 Three Quarts SS; -Four Quarts ST. six
Quarts 80 Nine Quarts, $6 Fourteen Quarts as wenty
Quarts. $li.
Address J. 4 @. BERRIAN, col Broadway, New York,
marchZl-comV Agents for PateDtee.
HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.
THIN and acrid blood cannot seerete healthy bile and
L therefore the first thing for those who dyspeptc
should be to commence the publication of their blood
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-21

MORE NEW GOODS.
NAIE have lust rcceiyt per ste amer Harmonic:
w dozen LARGE PLATFORM SCALES;
HATCH'S COUNTER do;
20 Z" Assorted COFFEE MILIs
Together with large assortmen Of HOLLOW WARE
Wholesale OF Retail. We have also the extensive and
wen selected assortment OF Cooking and Heating STOVES
to be found 10 the city. STEWART OWEN.
der23-u
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First Class BOarding House
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
fNRE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of NASH
Wills and Us vicaity that be prepared 70 accou.
nodate al the Day Boardrrs thai ui call on him. his
hoese Il alHays ePen 70 the trsyeling commauy; anS
hopine that ha ends Aad acqaaintancss vi give HIN
-Ail when they vlsls the city.
ians-u R-w. wHfTTIS sToN, Agent.
OAFEs.-A feIl stock Of stearns Marrnss csshratsa
~ Weasrs Pkent Fre Proof eaiAms naer eAfsa sale
facioy rrsss nnd ght In store and for ~ their
agents. decs W H. 6okDON 4 CO.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Ca
hartic Pills have done 10 promote the public health
Than any other There be question that the
Cherry Pectoral has by its thousand thousand
Colds Coughs Asthma. Group Influenza, BronchiiIs,
&c. very much reduced the proportion of deaths from
consurnpve diseases in tins country. The Pills as
good as the Pectcra and will more complaints.
Every body needs more or less purging. Purge the
blood from lis impurities Purge The bowels, liver and
the whole vscera from distractions Purge oui
the diseases which asten the body work hts decay
But for diseases, should die only OF old age. Take
andoes early, and thrust from the system, before is
yet loo strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only while it il
weak, but when has taken a strong hold Read tho
astounding statements OF those who have been cured By
from dreadful Scrofua, Dopsy, Ulcers Skin Dis
eases Rheumatism Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal Pains
Bilious Complaints Heartburn. Headache, Govt, and
many less dangerous but still threatening ailments such
Pimpes the Face Worms. Nervous lrriiabihiy
Loss of Appetite, Irregularities Dizziness in The Head
Colds Fevers Dy.eniery, and indeed every variety
complaints for which a Purgave remedy is required.
These random statements, but auihen ated
by your neighbors and your own physicians
Try them once, and you will never be without them
Price IS cents per box--fve boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell Massachusetts
and sold by T. d. GILMAN, Washington, and all se,pect
able Druggists everywhere. 5aa
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PATENT AMBROTYPES
Can only be obtained at
VAN NE SONS GALLERY
No. 424 PennsvlUonig 4renue

MO AMBROTYPE, possessing any degree of durab,I.
~ ly, can be procured any other a,
ths CITY, as MI Nannerson is the only artist i'm Washing
ton who has secured from Mr. Cutting the right IN arn,
his process in their production. IT.
Mr. Vannerson returns his thanks the very liber
encouragement he received while conducting the White
hurst Gallery for the last FIVE years and solics the pat.
ronase OF his friends and the public his New Gallery
where ne has greater facilities than formerly for produ.
eng hne PORTRAITS, with all the mproveme nts in
the art OF making Daguerreoiypas AmbTotypcs Photo
graphs ana Portraits. IN OIL Coiors Enat He'd Mill.
Board and Canvass, in Wafer Coiors, and Pastille
MI Nannersons work has received the highest enco-
mums wherever II has been exhibited and taken Pre-
mums al the Worlds Fair ned in London al the Crysta
Palace Exhibition III New York, various Fairs OF
The Maryland institute IN Baltimore, an" the Exhib-
lions Of the Metropolitan Mechanics destitute held al the
fatent Once OF The United States and the Smithsonian
Institution in Washington.
III Mr. Nannerson devotcs his personal attention 10
al sIltinss and has Gallery Laboratory and Operating
Rooms are all upon the second hoer.
Small daguerreotypes enlarged any size and partic
uar care paid 10 the copying of Paintings Drawings
StatuaTy and ARTICLES 10 be patented. 50
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VOL. XII.

policy inaugurated by its illustrious founders
develops. For evidence Of this, point you 10
the six free States of the Northwest-the of.
spring of that policy-with their seven millions
Of freemen, with their free homes, their free
schools, their free thought, their free press
their free labor, and their general and ail.per.
vading intelligence. The President would
strike down this policy, under the false pretexts
that it is violative of popular sovereignty and
State equality. AS a Representative of tie
American People, cannot consent to that the
people have not sanctioned it it would be an
act of political suicide it would disturb the re-
pose of the dead, and blast the hopes of the
living. ! would maintain that policy inviolate
would extend it over all the National Terri.
tories, until that vast belt of the earths surface
stretching from the confines of Iowa to the
golden gates of the Pacific, shall be filed with
this new order-this mighty brotherhood of hu.
man virtue and human industry.
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A MAGNIFICENT Lithographic Print, with the aboy.
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The California Safe Deb.

The Supreme Cour, Of California has 70 af.
frmed its Judgment that debts contracted by
the State, above the sum Of $500 600, are I'M
constitutional; and the Legislature. which is in
session. does not seem to be in any hurry to pro-
vide for the difficulty by egalizing the over is
sue. Several projects are before the Legisla.
ture TO that end but none have reached any
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is manifested in The Legislature, but the i'm
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HE New Orleans Iirayune says Tint there
lives IN that city negro. known hy the sonbri.
qnct of LUCKY Dick who never fails To be one
Il the prize holeis nj every drawing If the la
Yannn lottery Ii add:
\ quarter Of Year Inns not yet elapsed since
u lucky turn Of thu llnvana wheel Of fortune
brought Dick pr'ze ef five thousand dollars aud
since then he hn- heen specially elnted mud more
thno ever conf ltnt that he wns bonn under n
lucky star. Inlscd, IN has nn ida If getting
diamond star male Il represent the Divinity Of
Luck,
GA various occasion, when Lucky Dick has
drawn Pil1e his trends have pesiered him with
pefsnaslons 10 bny himself, or IN ether words in.
sest II portion of his surplus funds in hi. own
flesh aud blood But Dick applied his phila,onhv
10 the proposition, and tho result OF III. debe.
ratlens ha~ always been an emphatic nav I'm
rs ifeo as want Ia hr.' qaaih Lucky Dick
"lyea master who l. KIND and good 10 me. when
| gets old, .ns know must, hp'll take ear, of
mn without my hotherin' my head about il. md
when he dies. I'D just ns SOON die too Besides :"
continued Lucky Dick, II might lose my luck
II was I" Tool away my money IN ihat for |
own myself now iast much ns ever eonla, and
moro than any body else does. ,Lnk what |
please, and enjoy eetn' and slecnin' ,and lo,in'.
and all that, Inst as' much nny body over did
and twenty times m,re thnn good many poor
white folks that knows on who are always oct
I'm turned out, because They cant pay ihelr rent
aud go heggln' about Ia keep themselves md
their children from starvin'. knows plenty of
that kind | does
For these and other rens NJ eonnIlv nn,ant
Lucky Dick refuses 10 negotiate elther for thu
freedom OF himself, his wife, or his SON Instead.
however, he furnishes them with costly apparel
and Injuries, which appeal to tsle eve and appe.
tite. In his vest pocket he wears n watch win ch
cost bun Sil0 and for his wife he purchased n