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Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have you the NEURALGIA
tho Z A or

DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
! Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have you the NEURALGIA
Have sou the ga or TOOTHACHB?
You may rid yourself entirely of these distressing evils
| by the use Of DR.. Bragg's Arctic Liniment.
AreyOu afflicted with Old soresY
Are you suffering from old bruises
Are you enduring pains from sprains
One bottle of the Arctic Lniment will surely give ree
speedily.
Rheumatism is dreadful complaint
ScEOfula u loaIhsome d easel
Cancers very alarming!
Yet such are wonderful healing properties Of Brazg
Arctic Lniment, that 1t will almost instantly
Bheumatism Scrofua and in kill thar
most stubborn OF enemies TO health, the Cancer.
Why viii you endure ScurvyY
Why will you suffer with the Pilesl
Why will you submit to Chilblans?
When by using the Arctic Linimen you may 6nd perma-
Eminent discovery Of the far-famed Dr.
G BRAG G. of Saint Louis who since severing his con
necuOn with the celebrated Mexican Mustang Lni-
ment has devoted the most Of his time to the study which
has given the world LiDment which possesses even
full. meaning SO-'l' II 'n'' ''' -''' SUCCESS
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
When Dr. Kane, under the auspices Of the Une stat
Government about proceed 10 the vast frozen
giOns the northhimseIf medical man-apped to
era scientific physicians prescription that shO ud
bic hs system endure the hardhps OF land OF frost and
zee. among others was Doctor y oIagg men on visit
was accepted by Dr. k and used by him during Won
Arctic LIuiment.
HOW IT Is RECEIVED,
The very announcement of this medicine has been re
eeved with oy nd confidence. Letters Containing cera
Gates Of permanent da B received the
tory while expressions of gratitude borne TO lhem by
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Arctic Lnimont are of the most
costly kind, while The utmost IS bestowed upOn COM
pounding them by mber OF the COMPANY no makes
a personal examination Of every bottle put up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
ERS,
The Arctic Eminent is also sovereign remedy Hor
ses and Mules afflicted with bruises spgains, wounds,
scratches sweny SPAWN ring bone big head poll evil &c
No person owning vOuabs bOTses mules snOud be with
out it, it viii cure them.
III ? 1t is put up in Csc, SOC and 81 bottles. The soc bot
ties and 81 bottles contain so and per cent more LINZ
ment in prOpOrtloh 10 their cheapest y
person buying one dollar bottle Of BragZs ATcG LII
mentWill be inTnshed with Emerson's United StaeS jour
nal for one year by hling up the certificate around every
dollar bottle and sending NJ Emerson, 81 broad"ay
New York
For sale by Bragg & BurrOwes, sole proprietors'
st. Louis, Mo.
WV BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, C. w. HENDERsHoT, and J.
STRETCH. oct I-dtW&wly
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BS5= The Hickman (Ky.) Times states that on
Friday last the skeleton of an unknown man was
found near house Of ill-fame mile from the town.
The deceased had been murdered.
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re- Frederic Salvage, whom the French claim to
be the first person who conceived the idea of apply
ing the screw as an auxiliary to steam, died poor
and insane, at Havre, in France few weeks ago.
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nsg-In Cincinnati recently two men claimed the
same woman as a wife She in order to preserve
harmony, lived first with and then with the 9TH
err But both wishing to be husband the same night,
a fight ensued in which one of them was terribly
stabbed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09

Rsg- The Cincinnati Commercial says: The low
price of whisky and the high cost of corn causing
distllers in this section to suspend operations"
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Bg- Eastern letters report the fall of shower of
blood red rain, at the ancient city of Bagdad on
the 18th of June.
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pSpA firm at San Francisco were loading vesse
with potatoes for China.
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E- At St. Louis the grand jury reports that there
are but Sc cells in which to confue 147 prisoners
black and white females are locked in the same
cell.
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ssg- The Mormons do their own coinage, and as
might be expected their $50 pieces are worth but
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bS= The Scientific American informs us that the
American Sumac is very seldom used for tanning;
nearly the whole used in this country is imported
from Sicily.
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Bea- A private letter received at Washington by
last steamer from Mr. Dallas indicates that he ex-
poets to return to the United States next Spring
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09

THE INDEPENDENT TREAsURY.-The New York
Times bestows commendation on Mr.. Cobb, Secreta-
~ of the Treasury, for shaping the government
disbursements for the last thirty days, so as to af
ford the largest Of pecuniary relief to the
community. Since August a, he has reduced his
balance in the sub-treasury at New York from 223
millions to S. $50 OOO nearly all of which has gone
into the Banks, reinforcing them with that amount
specie
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The Speaker of the Senate then dissolved the
Convention and the officers nd members of the
Senate returned their ChaH7i er, being dismissed
as thew were received by the embers of the House.
standing in their places
The House then adjourned Il Il to- morrow morRing
ten O'clock
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DrsHoYoRABLB.-O. B. NIatteson, Black Republi-
can representative of tho Centred New York swim
ders. notwithstanding the action of the Investiga-
ting Committee, has decided not to resign has seat
He viii have a nice time Of it no doubt
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Bank ofNashviIIe.

Fvsnty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Real Estate for
Sale
WE vii take notes Of the Bank q NASHVILLE at par In
w payment OF some 81 800 s2o oco Of .auaria
and dsstFasls Building kQss IN kdssea ana sdsvisi
y q. q ~, uaORH,
isYsg5~f-a ~ csstiI 20
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Worm NorICIxG-Amid all the failures of the
dav. who has heard Of the suspension of proprie-
tor Of a corner grocery? No one. On the contrary
as times grow worse people seem to pour spirits
down. in order to keep their spirits up.-N 7.
Day Book.
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NEW YORK COUNTRY BANKs.-The g Courier -
says:
81 Five have thus far been put in Receivers hands,
two are under protest aud eleven others are reported
as suspended The redemption Of the bank circu-
laion is more active than usual at this time of the
year and has given some trouble to some of the
interior Banks They all rely upon the city for a
prompt redemption and for occasional aid. The
wisdom and the utility Of the Metropolitan Bank
system are thus demonstrated beyond dispute or
cayil: and those Bank gentlemen in the country
who we're most urgent in the proposition to estab-
fish Bank Of Mutual Redemption for the benefit Of,
and with the Capital Of, the country banks Of this
State. now acknowledge that the Metropolis an
Bank has been Of iucalcuIable value to the Banking
interests Of the interior Had the country banks
been subject oflate to heavy drafts upon them by
brokers as during long series Of years from 1887
to 1888, there would be end to the deprecialons
Of bunkbjlls in Wall street: but speedy end would
occur to the banking operations Of more than half
Of them"
The .' Times" d" crows" over 4" The Metropolis "
and its specie paying Banks, and laughs at those
who short time since, cried out against " the low
morality ofNew York"
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House.
THE Promoters inform the citizens of Nashville
and the public generally that they have considerable
expense hted up the store houses on the corner of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
the purpose carrying regular business in the
New York style.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare, with prices
aScned be enabled to suit both pocket and
appetltes of customers charge for than
tAey This beeH needed in city, and We hope by
5tTlct attention to business merit public paTonsge
"elee certain Of success, vita efforts and the i'm
moral FIL in the Kitchen will furnish Public Dinners
me shortest notice. We also keep hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CAEWING TOBACCO, WINES,
aud Liquors.
Can aud examine, at the Metropolitan.
Oct6 4, W MOORE.
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BRADSHAW q Rutland,

Bradshaw * Rutland,
No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
TTAyE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
I'll OF BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In part OF ms
following
For ladies. Misses aad Children.
Ladies fine Kid aud Morocco BOOees thick and thin solo
with sna without Heels
Iades fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace,
&C Congress Caters with and without Heels
& Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed ,.,u .",o.
Misses" Bootees
with and without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasting CATERS
CIfaud Goat Heeled BOotees Tor school;
bildrep Kid and Morocco tootes, thick and thin sole
4 ankle Ties with Rosetis;
" Top bootees, wit b Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat Booaees;
Servants " Kip and Ddtch BoCtses;
. Calf and Goat with cells
For Gents and Boys.
Cents fine Pump and Sutct ed Calf Boo ts;
quilted bottom W. P. % a.
double sole w. P. ."
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
d01'l' sole I 1a lie Ties sew. and p peH
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched anel begged;
" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched
Bows fine W P. Cali boOs, sewsd and peggea; aso-
Calf Calf O j Ties Ss'. ssswsd and pegged;
" Congress CATERS;
" Cloth and z l.. Congress GN'eFS'
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans Tor plantation use;
Ms beavy Boots all of which will be sold cheap by
oct9 BRADSHAW & 10 FLAND.
Trunks, VaIisss and Bonnet Boxes
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks
Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
GanFs Trunks
Hog Skin Iron Frrme;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valses.
Also. Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, Satcnels Black
Bag &c. all the above articles viii &c sold al me very
No Ia College Street,
oct (Sgn of the NegTO)
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EGy~ Bishop Potter said, in his closing Address
to the Episcopal Convention assembled in New
York.
" Circumstances which had occurred within re-
period produces feeling which pressed on his
mind that he should not again address them. He
was in the position Of general before great city
not that his health was bad, or that he had other
great hndrances to the performance Of his duties,
but he knew well that this would be the last time he
should address the clergy and the laity Of the
Diocese in Convention assembled"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09
NEW SURGICAL WORK.

W.T.. BERRY & co. have iust received 4 COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals, by
Prof. PAUL p BYE,
Royal octave, $50 50
In this volume presented in classical fo-ni, the
history, the treatment and the resuIss more sigh
hundred cases. exhibiting every variety Of injury and many
forms Of anomalous disease with which surgeon
would be likely Many ofthe here recorded
have occurred at intervals long distant in different
o5viatss the necessity Of laborOus the
exhaustess series Of volumes q the various journals By
the practitioner who is seeking for the eTDesrGe Of others
In unusual cases. and he may here resty hnd examples
for which he weuld search books in vain He
furnished, in fine with Encyclopedia Of Practical Sur
gerry, which, after having examined st is gh he
would be no more Wingto dispsrss with than with bis
dictionary. septic
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RANK NOTES.

BANK NOTES.
WE have three excellent brick houses High street.
w and Market street, which will sell a fair
valuation recev in payment notes and ceEh IRtes Of de
poss Bank Nashville, of the Bank of Shell
byyille Exchange Bank par We will also pay cash
certificates Of deposit Of the Bank of Nashville
at rates 10 De agreed upon.
II you trade call the Office Of the subse
bers on Union stree Oct4 AWHELESS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09

BosToy, Oct. 3.-Financially, the day passed
better than anticipated. Clarke Co. bankers,
and 5. Fronthingham & Co, commission dry goods
merchants, have failed. A few small failures have
also occ CURED. The business community was more
cheerful at the close.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 3.-The trot between Flora
Temple in harness. and Lancet under saddle, was
won by Flora in three strait heats. The last mile
IN 232.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2.--It was reported on the
street this afternoon, and generally credited among
the broker that the Reading railroad company
failed to meet a note which fell due to-day, AMI
that 1t was protested.
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MOss-Side.

w. T. BERRY & CO., have Just received MOSS SIDE,
by Marion Hsrand, author Of Alone and The Hidden
Path "
Nothing need be said to awaken interest in book
BY this charming authOress POyseven thousand copies
her Alone and Hidden Path have been sold by hsf
American Publishers, and the demand presantss
slant ard regular In Europe they with
still greer other American uthorsss hr. yet
been honOred by republication in the Lepsc edition Of
standard American authors Those who ad-
sheets Of MOSSSIDB unite IN the opinion thai
superior to both Of Marion Harands former productions in
interest," style and popuartaet is fun Of incidents Of
exciting nature, while the plot is better and syssA
cally arranged.
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Administrators Sale

administrator Sale
OF
Horses Mules, Cows, Hogs, &c, &c,
ON THURSDAY. October 6lh, shall offer at Auction
~ tot HORSES, MULES, VS., HOGS, ca kRIAGES
BUGGIaS, WAGONS, HARNESS FARMING UTENSILS
&C., The personal property Of the of Charles
Tonnes, deceased.
Sale to be held at Glen Oak the late residence Of Cbae
ToOmes deceased, miles Nashville on the HIS
bOrO Pike
TERMS Of SALE,
All sums under SICO, cash. all over 500 six months
notes endorsed and pa! able in bank.
JAMES b CRAlGHEAD, Admir-
Estate Of Chas. TOOmbs decd,
Z. K. GI sAcocK, AuCtioneef, oct7-td
Notice to the heirs of Benjamin Clark decd.
THHE legal hes and diSrhu Of the Estate of Benjamin
Clark, deed and sarah Clark, Decd late OF Dickson
county Tennessee HEREBY notified 10 tOrW
recent and the heir dislrbave shares
of sad Estate. This 9Th Get ls :.
SEPT ;-wIW* G, w. CLARK, Admir-,
Charlotte, Dickson county.
y haIebOneS.
A LAEGEand superior tt o. every length Just opened
"A At FURhiAN n CO.'S,
July eg-lm No. Ga, northeast corner OF Pub square
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A Curious PRAYER.-The following singular
prayer offered by dissenting minister, Mr. D,
at Townsend, near Concord, is taken from the New
port Gazette, of July Il, l77:-
80 Lord thou hast been the God Of our Faith
ers why wilt thou not be Ours? Time after Time
we have supplicated thee to save our Country from
the jaws of worse than hellish Tyranny but instead
Of giving success to Armies, thou art defeating
US on every side. Audif thou turnest to our enc
mics and shall continue delight in our Destruction
and TO buffet us-lge must seek another GO1."
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDS FOR


SA LE.
ON Monday the 18th October, 1857, at the upper end
Court house building, betwet the hours of
and y O'Clock, will be sold at public sale to the hgnes
bidder that valuable piece ground OF acres with
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary out houses
thereon lying side of the river, about miles
ssbvine, and lately occupied by Capt Brooks
family residence The sale vii! be made under deed1
trust by Capt Brooks wife, Henry Turner
Trustee, and registered in the Registerss Office
this County, in Book, No. "a Page 4S6, and under
q power of Attorney from Captain Brooks and wife
also duly proved and registered, TO convey the
whole tile free from any equity of redemption The puF
will be required forth Of the purchase
money in cash. and to give notes. with good security, II
equal instruments for the residue payable in Bank, at SIX
twelve and eighteen MONTHS with interest from date, aid
lien will retained the land until The purchase
is fully paid W. P. FOWLER, Trustee &c
sept. lid B. n. II. F. GIVEN, Attorney in fact
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Rs7~ The editor of the New York Observer, after
having made pretty extensive journey through
various places, is highly gratfed with the evil
dences of vastly improved state of the public
mind. He says
Conversation is vastly more in favor than it
was, and good men, who look at events camly,
and patient with evils that cannot be suddenly
cured, are esteemed as safe guides, instead OF
being denounced as behind the times, and enemies
of progress and reform. The churches are in a
more quiet condition, favorable the reception of
truth and to attention to spiritual rather than to
temporal things. Ministers are preaching the
gospel, and not politics"
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Eso nashville, Tenn. Thomas S. Ksnpsdy, sUvts,
wisan = Eprrs, RsinmQtsi t,s IsprRs~TT
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Mr. Bradford presented the petition of sundry
citizens of Haywood county in reference to the
navigation of the South Fork of FOrked Deer river
asking that Sharon's ford be made the head of
navigation which was read and laid the table for
the present.
Mr. Richardson's resolution in reference to COM
pairing the votes for Governof coming up for con-
sideration, it was laid on the table-being super
ceded by the action of the House yesterday upon
Senate resolution in reference to the same thing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09

And, thereupon the Speaker Of the Senate de-
clarei, that the Hon. Andrew Johnson, having
received mojority all the votes cast in this Con
venti0n Of the two Houses Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Tennessee, Is duly and conSututionally
elected the office OF Senator OF the United States
for the of six years, dating from the fourth
day of March. 1867 Applause Grow the Gal
leries
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

The Galena Advertiser says that hay
which was shipped from Boston to
Charleston, thence to Memphis, thence
to st. Louis, has made its appearance
at Galena on the steamer w. Ii. Denny,
from which place it has gone to St.
Paul. Land in Minnesota is all laid
out in town lots-too valuable toraise
hay on.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

great help in selling valueless town
lots. Mason City must inevitably
grow and prosper whether it be the
county seat or not. She has all the
elements for it. Paul Felt, Esq,
principal owner Of the town property,
has recently laid off an addition and
offers lots on very advantageous
terms.
We cannot conclude these remarks
without paying deserved compli-
ment to the lady of Mr.. McMillin for
the sumptuous dinner she prepared
for us. That maple honey was so de-
licious, and so strongly reminded us
of old Vermont, that we could not for
bear speaking of it, when the fact
came out that Mrs. N. was Vermont
woman. A female relative, who hail
ed from Kentucky, claiming to have
had hand in preparing the dinner,
we could only escape from our dilem-
ma by suggesting that Vermont and
Kentucky were twin sisters, admitted
into the Union at the same time, and
had since gone hand in hand together
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

TRUE END OF THE NEWSPAPER PEEss.-
Journalism, to attain its end, should
understand and preserve its proper
character. 1t should be cautious, and
yet courageous /; circumspect, yet in
dependent, acting out its own honest
convictions, and intent ON its own hon
orable objects. There may be times
of passion, fanaticism, and wild excite
ment, when the honest and brave
journalist must bare his bosom TO the
storm, and bid defiance to every men,
ace and danger. He may be called to
advocate hatred and abjured truth,
and combat popular error, periling
character and substance in obaying
conscience and honest convictions.
while he chccrfully bidea his time for
more impartial hearing and a iuster
public Judgment. Worthless and
vile is the journal too ignorant to take
positions, or once having taken them,
ever ready, from timidity or sordid
calculations to abandon them. Jour-
nalism lowers itself when it seeks
merely party ends in politics or secta-
rian ends III religion. 1t disgraces it.
self when it deals in coarse person.
alitics, aiming to murder character.
but not to mend it and crush an op-
poncnt or party, but not to put them
right. Patriotism should prompt and
not party; christianity, and not sect.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

try, had been well educated, her pa
rents had lost their property, and she
was now Governcss in family of the
city.
am naturally neither talkativc or
prone to confidence but there was
that in this young lady that inspired
both, and l conversed with her as
had never conversed with any. Her
questions of the various countries with
which | was familiar, indicated a re-
markable knowledge of literature and
an incredible store of information.
We progressed in intimacy, and as
our conversation turned on the causes
which induced so many to leave their
native land, laughingly remark
that owed my own travels to falling
with a pretty girl into stream Of
water.
had scarcely spoken these words,
ere the blood mounted to her face
l attributed this to the heat of the
room--laughed-and at her request,
proceeded to give the details of my
ford adventure with Helen Graham
which did, painting in glowing col
ors, the beauty and amiability of my
love.
Her mirth during the recital became
almost irrepressible. At its conclu-
sion she remarked:
Mr. Roberts, is it possible that
you have forgotten me?"
L gazed an instant--remembered-
and was dumb-founded. The lady
with whom had become acquainted
was Helen Graham herself!
hate, and SO do you, reader, to
needlessly prolong q story. We were
soon married Helen and l made our
bridal tour to the "old place" As we
approached it, greeted stout fellow
working in a field, who seemed to be
better sort of laborer, or perhaps a
small farmer, by inquiring some tri
fling particulars relating to the neigh
borhood. He answered well enough
and was about to pay him for his in
formation, when Helen stayed my
hands, and exclaimed:
why, Donald, is this you?'
The man looked up in astonishment
1t was Donald Lean, His amazement
at our appearance was lightened by
its style; and it was with the greatest
difficulty that we could induce him te
enter our ca1S.asir%~v.isnswsr oal
| -'nttrrrfrfors 1ncries as to toc1f'11 cc1f1 fricnds.
Different men start in life" differ
ent ways. l believe, however, that
mine is the only instance on record OF
gentleman who owes wealth and
happiness to rolling orcr wiM pretty
gtrl m a stream eff arater.