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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-02
SINGULAR CuRs FOR RAEuMAr1sM.

SINGULAR CURE FOR RAEUMATIsM.
The following cure for rheumatism
is copied from the Scalpei, a very in
teresting journal published in New
York, generally supposed to be me-
dical work, but which it is not now,
nor indeed ever has been.
We received TIE following account
Of very extraordinary circumstance,
from gentleman of the highest inte-
gritty. Whether the remedy obtains
any prevalence we know not. it was
certainly not in Materia Medica when
we studied it. Heaven knows whsth-
er it may not yet constitute new
'cure'-wby not?
Going into very public ordinary for
his dinner, he was surprised to observe
the extraordinary care with which a
gentleman who took the seat opposite
him took of his hat !; he tnrned his
head as nearly upside down as possible
without breaking his neck then plac-
ing his hand over the inside of the hat,
he again turned it, and received its
carefully guarded contents, concealed
by pocket-bandkerchief, on his hand,
then gently laying the back of his
hand on the cushion, he slid the hat
and its contents off, and commenced
his dinner
The attention of my friend was ire
sistibly directed towards the hat, and
his surprise greatly increased, the read.
er may well imagine, on observing the
head of a sizeable snake thrust out and
looking sharply about him. The gen.
tleman, perceiving the discovery ad-
dressed him:
My dear sir, was in hopes to have
dined slone, and not annoyed any one
with my poor pet. Allow me TO ex-
plain; he is perfectly harmless, only a
common black snake. | was advised
to carry him on my head for rheumat-
ism; have done so for a few weeks,
and l am cured, positively cured of a
most agonizing malady / dare not
ct part with him, the memory of my
sufferings is too vivid, all my care is to
avoid discovery, an0 To treat my pet as
well as possible in his irksome confne-
men:. feed him on milk and eggs,
and be does not seem to suffer. Par
don me for my annoyance-youh have
my story, it is true. am thankful to
the informer for my cure, and to you
for your courtesy in not leaving the
dinner disgus.ed.'
Now, rea-ers, what say your why
not snake cure? We may yet hear
the market woman say, Snakes is riz.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-02
Eloquent Extract.

Gen. Cass concluded his able speech
in the Senate, December 11th, on the
motion to print $4,000 copies of the
Presidents Message, in the following
eloquent language:
Sir, we are fallen upon evil times,
and the existing state of things has
given me intense anxiety. | have been
through life, firm believer in the dur
ation-I may almost say the porpetui-
ty of this Union. The hope has been
interviewer with every fbrc of my
heart. The wish is as strong as ever,
but | am sorry to say thst my conf
dence is weaker. ] was born before
the Constitution was adopted I saw
the difficulties of its establishment. I
witnessed the anxious solicitude which
everywhere prevailed. Nothing carri-
ed us through the crisis but the feeling
of the necessity of more stable gov
ernment, and the influence and patri-
otic exertions Of the men who had con-
Quoted the country in the tolls and tri-
sis of the revolution, and at the head
of whom was Washington. Do you be-
lieve, sir, that such a Constitution
ceuld be made and adopted new' 1t
would be impossible. There would be
prejudices to encounter and overcome
and feelings TO contend with, which
would stand up in the path and mock
your effert' Cling to your institutions
as they arc. for # you lose them you
can never supply their place.
I have said that witnessed the anx
ious solicitude for the adoption of the
Constitution. 1t containe provision
that, on the accession eff the nth S ale
the new government should 60 into
operation. My native State, New
Hamshire, had the enviable lot of be-
ing the niLth member coming inio the
new Confederacy. l have an impress
sion of the feverish state of The public
mind when the fate of the measure was
pending before the convention and I
can recall the relief which was experts
enced when the result was known.
Mr.. President, l not only witnessed
the birth of the constitution, but have
seen the progress of the country which
it has ruled in all the elements Of pow
or and prosperity. We were little
collection of remote colonies, shut IN
between the Atlantic and the lakes,
unknown to the world, poor, feeble,
and almost disunited. We are now
one OF the greatest powers on the face
of the globe and never since the dis
persion of the human family upon the
plains of Sbinar, was there a people
that possessed more material prosper
ity nor more true freedom than we en-.
joy at this day. May we be wise
enough to realize all this and hold on
70 our blessings To adopt the senti-
mcnt Of Fisher Ames, when l witness
the contentious among us, arm sons
times filed with approximations that, as
old as | am, / may yet outlive the
Union and Constitution of my country
God grant that no such misfortune may
be in store for me!
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

We are Informed that our Masonic
friends meeting at Peacher's Mills, in this
county, design celebrating the anniversary
of st. John the Babtist, cath of June
inst by public procession and dinner
All the fraternity in good standing are in
vited to be present and join in the process
sion. The public are also invited to at
tend Rev. Mr.. Sears, of Hopkinsyille,
has been engaged to deliver an address,
The procession will be formed at 10
o'clock, a. m.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
CHANCERY SALE.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
GAINESVILLE.

Planter, Bank ct al'' IL pursuance Of a., an
VS. order made IN th ~
Peter Freich OF ais. cause at the April
Term 1857, of the Chsncery Court at Clarksville
will sell TO the highest bidder at the Court House
in GAINESVILLE on the 9th day Of July next, (coun-
ty court day. tho hodse and LOT mentioned in the
plesdings. Said lot is situated outside Of the
corporation limits near the Railroad Depot. ard
contains about 2 acres Of good land; II is we'll i'm
proved, the dwelling a substa ntiai brick Of good
size and we'll arranged FOR comfort. Sold to close
trust deed. Terms-6, 10 and IL months credit.
notes with good security and lien retained for tho
purchase money.
T. J. MUNFoRD, C & M.
May 90, '57--6w
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
CHANCERY SALE.

Nancy l. Poston J Ia pursuance offs or
vs. der made in this cause a,
s. F. Southern. the April Germ 657 Of
the Clancery Court at Ciarksvile, will sell 10
the highest bidder at the Court House In Clarks
vile, on the 9th day of July. 1857, the lot of
ground mentioned In the pleadings-or a su1i-
cheney 10 pay purcha'e money. Sud LOT lies on
10 al alley adjoining the lot of Isaac Bartlett.
Terms 8, 10 and II months credit, note with good
security and lien retained for the purchase mon
ey.
T. J. MUNFoRD, c. 4 NJ.
May %, Sits.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

See advertisement headed Competi-
ton" The advertisers, Messrs. Northing-
ton & Vaughan, are extensively engaged
in the Hardware business, and are deser-
wing young gentlemen.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
OHANCERY SALE.

Hugh Collier( In pur suance OF an order
VS. I made in this cause at the
Mex Hamilton ! April Term, 1857 of the
Etals. Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, will sell TO the hg hest bidder at the Court
II louise in Clarksvie, OH tho 9th day Of July next,
County Court day. sixty five acres Of land in
Montgomery county near the Kentucky line. tho
same mentioned in the pleadings. This land Is in
good neighborhood and is desirable small trucl,
sold for division.
TERMS. 10 months credit, note with good
security required Of the purchaser.
T. J. MUNFoRD c, g. M
Nav 90, IS57-tds.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

The annual Examination of the La
fayette Female Institute will commence
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, and close on
the 10Th. Composition and Music, We'd
ncsday and Thursday evenings. Annual
Address on Friday morning, by Rev. DR..
Ridley
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

CRoPs.-Accounts from all directions, about
here, are very encouraging in regard to the com
ing crops Wheat is said to look unusually well
in every section, and the prospect is good for a
immense yield. The farmers are now reduced
to crust" in their arguments against big crop
and will soon, no doubt, "hy" from that-but
the prospect is, notw itstandng oil their dolelul
forebodings, very goodfor abig crop. Corn, too,
is said TO be doing remarkably we'll, and with the
usual rains in the next two months, will turn out
aa abundant yield.
Tobacco is the crop about here, however, and il
absorbs nearly every other interest in our agr-
culture. A month ago, tho chances were pretty
well balanced between a crop and 40 crop of this
dslectable weed, The early plants were mostly
destroyed in tho bsds by FROST and 1t became ev-
dent that sow would put the planting at so late
a date as TO render the curing of lair average
crop impossible. First II was said that there
were 10 plants left, and no more seen; but was
soon found that there was large quantity of
plants left, and plenty of seed. Thea ''the sun
was drying up all the young plants" but right
on the heels of this lamentaton came copiouS
but gentle rains, aud the plants thriyed elegantly
Then there was emo time to set out tobacco
"uone could be planted before July, and that was
too late, every body knew!" Well, Dotwith'
standing all those mslancholy forebodinga, there
is an abu ndanee Of fine plants in the country,
the seasons have been highly PrOPitious, and
though II is now but the 18th of Juhe' a good
crop has already been set out, and in the next
week the largest crop ever planted in this section
will have been set out, OF good, thrifty plants
aSd with ordinarily favorable seasons to the time
of maturity, there will We In this and the sur
rounding country, n larger crop of tobacco than
was ever made before. Such is our honest con-
vic,iou, based on intelligence from all directions
of the tobacco. growing sections
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
March 20.
A FARM FOR SALEl

A Farm containing about 300 Acres Land
near the Port Royal Pike, miles from Clarks-
vile. well improved and in high state of cuItiva-
ton--in good neighborhood.
Now is The time to make investments in and
near Clarksvle. Property is rapidly advancing
every sale made recently has paid from so 10
l0C pr ct. on purchases made from IL 10 lS mos.
past Come quickly gentlemen, delay is danger
Gus.
Apr Il 81 JON, DYE, R. f, A
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IL TOWN LOTS.

ID TOWN LOTS.
We will sell at public auction l3 town lots on
Commerce and Dunlap streets, on Tuesday, 2nd
OF June DYE & SMITH, r. +. A.
May 90, 81
have for sale number Of Farms, all sizes
from lG0 to 900 acres, well improved and desira-
bly, located; several within 3 or miles Of Clarks-
vile. l suit any Que wishing TO locate in
this community. Also a lot Of No. ] Negroes
30 lots in GAINESVILLE, some well improved, others
vacant block of buildings Strawberry Al
ley If you want bargains call soon
10. M. DYE, Real Estate Agent
Strawberry Alley.
March 90 1851
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
REFRIGERATORS.

have in store large stock of the best Refrigera-
tors now in use. They have stood the test o.
several years experience aud have given almost
unusesaI satifactiOn II you desire your Raw
meats, Berries, Milk Butter, Vegetables, &C.,
kept cool and sweet you should call and be sup.
piled
Neither cooked, smoked or sailed meats should
ever be placed in any kind of Refrigerator.
JN0. +. COUTS.
May 22d 3. ".
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
Fine Cloths and Casino res,

ofvarious shades Vestings, Satinets, Negro cloths
Drills, Tickings, Carpetings Bagging, &c.
Having every facility in New York aud Phiia-
delpha for selecting, at all times, fresh supplies Of
late STYLES ana fiUe qualities Of goods, at the very
lowest prices, for Cash, we fear no honoTable
competition, and freely invite an examination Of
our stock. which 10 be fully appreciated needs
on'y TO be well known in this community.
II will be our rule aud study, invariably, 10
deal fairly and honorably with every one, and
make ii TO their advantage TO deal with US. Come
and see and judge for yourselves
s@~CASH PAID FOR VARIOUS AR
TICLES OF PRODUCE, such as
Feathers, Wool, Ginseng,
BeesUdT, Hides, Hides,
&c, In large or small quantities.
All Gansactions at Clarksyille, in charge OF and
conducted by the subscribers,
CIIALES d PARISH,
r, o, p, DuNNIkG.
May s67 6m w.. ...
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j o NJ Q R1OMo

- . IA ~ II ~ III .
No. 8, Franklin Street,
! HAVING just finished receiving his Spring and
Ill Summer stock Of Dry-goodr would respect
fully ask his friends and customers to call and ex-
anime them The store has been greatly enlarged
as well as the stock. The new light is foe, and
persons can see goods cas- they really not as
they should be-"
SILKS.--Chene founced Robes;
Rich Chene Silks;
Plaid and check Silks;
erode Nap, Florence e. Morceline do;
Plain black Silks;
Plaid and striped black siks.
BERAGES AND GRENADINES
Flounced Berage dresses; Plain Beragrs, all col
ors; Figured do; figured Grenadines; Challies,
all colors.
ORGANIZES AND MUSLINS-
Organdie Robes, Chintz Robes; Organize Mus
Inns, great variety; French Jaconets; cheap Mus
Inns, large stock.
MOURNING GOODS
Summer Bombazines; summer double width
blaine; silk warp Alpaca, black canton Grape;
black Lamartine; black Challies
RIBONS AND TRIMMINGS -
A large stock and fine variety.
MANTLES AND SHAWLS,--
White silk Nantes; white Lace do. white
embroidered do; black silk Nantes; black french
lace do; black shantilly lace do; black Grape
Sbawls; white do. do.
EMBROI DERI les AND LACES.-
Embroidered French Collars
4" lace trimmed do;
Sets:
" Jaconet &"
Lace
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting;
A do do. Flouncing;
Wread, Linen, valencia and silk Laces; new
lie lace Capes and Berthas; black lace ana Grape
Wells
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Carpets, large steck and variety; Curtain
dana SKIS, something new and pretty; Lace Cur
tuns, fine assortment; Oil Shades, with good fix
lures; Oh cloth for shade floor oil cloth, 6 feet
wide, very pretty; white and coored Marsaes
Quilts; rich cold Dimity for quilts; 0-4, Id
nd 10 Sheetings, very cheap; rich table dam
asks and cloths; damask Napkins and Doylies
colored fruit doylies; Huchabach Damask and
Crash Towels
B0NNETS AND FLOWERS -
Plain straw Bonnets; plain Neopolitau DO; hair
straw do; trimmed silk and Grape do; very fine
stock of Flowers and Tr innings, all Of hich
will be sold very low, as l have determined TO
quit the that branch of the trade.
Parasols and Sh tdes - fine assortment and
something new.
Fans Almost every thing in that lire.
Lnens--lrish Linens, heavy Shifting Linens,
Pillow Linens, linen Sheetings, brown, check and
grass linens
Domestic Cools.--The best brands of Domss
tics, Osnaburgs, Plaits, Cottonades, Ii len ducks
and drills, &C.. which will be sold at small profits
J. NJ RICE.
April "a, '57-6m
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Negro Man,
% YEARS OLD, VERY LIKELY.

% YEARS OLD, VERY LIKELY.
In obedience 10 decree of the Chancery court
at Dover, made in the case Of John T. Randle on
petition by his Guardian, will sell a negro man
named Moses, at the court house in the town Of
Clarksville, on the lst Monday IN July next on a
credit Of months secured by note and security
bearing interest," from date
VIM. C. BOYD, Com.
Nav 90, So 4w
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
New Music.

Hughes & Co. respectfully inform The public
that they have Just received great variety OF new
aud fashionable music, Violin and Guitar strings,
and every other article, gen rally kept in nlJsic
stoFes A large ass ortment Of Pianos loftes from
the PRINCIPAL manufacturers, for sale by
HUGUS < co
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
May 90, IS -4w

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST LIGHT.
We are now selling the celebrated Breckenridge
Coal Oil, which furnishes more light for the same
money than any known burning fluid or candle.
and is as harmless as Lard Oil. We respectfully
Invite the public to examine it at a
May 90 THOMAS e. BROTHERS,.
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Last Call !.

f. ON the st Of June next we shall commences
putting out q accounts and notes du us into the
hands of officers for collection, with positive In
structons to give every one chance TO pay before
warrantng, From the Ill success we have met
with in collecting, we are forced to this course
SO call in and settle. Respectfully,
May 20 THOMAS g. BRO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
Real Gstate Asenfp,
TOWN LOTS.

We have four lots adjoining w. o. MReynol9s
Carpenter Shop, OH Franklin street for SALE
Terms cay. DYE g. SMITH,
May 6, '57. r. L. A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
CHANCERY SALE.

VALUABLE NEGRO FOR SALE
4. Munford, Guardian forl In pursuance Of
Cave Minor, FIX parte. of an order made
In this cause, at the April term $751; Of the chan
Gerry court at Cl.rksville, will sell, TO the high
est bid der al the court house In GAINESVILLE, on The
6th day Of July next, (oouliy court day. very
likely and valus lie negro man about 26 years o I'd
Of first rate character, and ine double barrel
Shot gun, This properly is sold loi The purpose
OF paying The debts Of Cave ], Minor, who u In
comnetenl 10 attend TO his business.
TeIms-A credit until the LIST Of January neat,
the pu rchaser giving bonf with good security
7. MUNFoRD, G. 4 NJ
May %, 81
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Nar5h 90
GREAT WESTERN FURNACE.

This property is situated in Stewart County
recently built--l2 COO acres land; and is the most
desirable rou property in Tennessee. Possession
given as soon as the terms are complied with.
80. M. DYE, II ustee.
March 90
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HUGHES & CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD &c CO.,
UNDER
70 W L f RS II A L L,
doors above the Post Office,

CLARKsvILLE TENN
Have constantly on hand Il large assortment Of
Drugs PerfumeIeS, Paints, Oils, Window Slass,
Dyestufls, Wines, liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
pical Instruments, aud every other article usual
ly kept in first class Drug Establishment.
Received by the last boat,
800 kegs " hite Lead
300 do Snow White Zinc,
100 lbs Chrome Green in cans,
100 do Paris do do
100 do Chrome Yellow do
so DO Vandyke Brown do
100 do Prussan Blue.
Also large assortment of Paints and Varnish.
es, Brushes, Gold Leaf, &c.
Maugenet g. Condray's Extract for for the
Handkerc lie fare acknowledged to DO superior
TO any Of the imported They are distilled with
the greatest care aud will be found TO retain their
perfume for a long time. We have have an end
less variety of perfumes, the principal Of which
c
Joe Club Yerbena
Heliotrope Mel
New MOwn Hay MOuseline
Sweet Brar Magnolia
Upper Ten Violet
West End Sweet Glover
Also large variety Of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the toilet. for sale by
HUGHES s. co.
Mtrrh G, 1895
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March 90.
hO0 CHJNAMEN

Ihave an arrangement for the above number o
Cooleys. and can furnish lron-works with any
number, from 10 to 100.
10. NJ. DYE, Agent.
March 90
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10000 bushels Stone Coal.

have made arrangements 10 receive 80 900
bush. Stone Coal. Thoss who wish to purchase
can appyto me. Terms cash
ERw THOMAS.
May % 81
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March 90, 1857.
PHENIX FURNACE.

This Iron property, situated within " miles OF
Clsrksvie, is for sale. Terms easy. 5000 acres
land. will divide the property into lots, or sell
the whole in body.
10. NJ. DYE, Agent,
For Planters Bank.
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BE Generous.

We will need every dollar th At is dNe us beta TX
this and the 10Th Of July.sm hope no sill
quiet hi conscience by ga, ing iliey can do WITH
out the little am owing. We fell very grateful
gentlemen. when on bought on goods. suppo. Ing
you intended paying for them when IA aceouplS
fell due, aud now II you will only coins mud pay
AS (if Il were not forbidden IN the d culugue)
We feel Ike we could fall down aud wo' ship Won.
In sober rnestness, we have 10 p7y for the good
We sell you, on the very day our notes IA ! due.
aud yon can well IN stand the diaehy Of 20
doing unless you will pay rs,
r. ). OpgE, & Co
Mrys, lS5J-2lim d
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W. J. BRoADDUs
ClarksyiIle Tenn.
Artificial Teeth.

THE subscriber would call atten- 0zgA>
ton to the following essential points,
pertaining to Artificial Teeth, viZ:-lI11D
Beauty and naturalness of appearance, quality and
strength Of materials, comfort to the earer useful
ness in restoring the speech, and natural express
sion of the face in all of which he warrants salts
faction. TEETH Inserted from one to a full set,
with or without artificial gums. Particular atten.
ton will be paid to treating diseased Gums, aud
correcting Irregularities of the teeth for children
II Persons living at a distance will be waited on
promptly so as not to detain them. Charges for all
dental operations moderate
w. II. P. JONES, Dentist.
ia l6, Ih57-2m
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PILE! PILES! Pill. S!
This hitherto intr1ttsble disease, of t,s,s form and
IN eUeTy Stage,
CURED BY INTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY

This hitherto intrattsble distase, Of e,sty form and
IN eUeyy stage,
CURED BY INTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR.. CAvANAUGH'S PILE sALvE
W ILL never fail in giving immediate relief, and
w positively curing the worst and most obsti-
nate cases Of HemOrrhoids Piles. 1t Is the only
Infalble Remedy known here or else where for the
Piles and is the result Of years Of patient study
and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now have a remedy at hand
which will "a
Stand he Test of Trial,
without fear Of failure on it's part TO do all the
proprietor caimsfo for il. Full directions accompany
each box; and all that is requisite is strictly 10 OBJ
serve their, and a cure is certain to follow
Aug. 30, 1885.
DR.. I. H. Cavanaugh (Present)
Dear Sir; When arrived In this city few days
ago, was suffering intensely with the Piles 4
mentioned my condition 10 sou, asking your adj
vice. You recommended your File Salve, saying
1t would ! tried 1.-THE effect was i'm
mediate, and | now well | delisvc it to be, as il
proved in my case. an Invaluable remedy and a
sure cure for that disease, the Piles and ansures,
recommend Il to others. Yours, truly,
JOHN w. HANSON, of st. Louis.
G'Price s per box For sale in GAINESVILLE by
Thomas & Bro; Ewin Brothers wholesale sgeuts
Nashville. DR.. T. Fl. cAVANAUGH.
Sole Proprietor, st. Louis, Mo.
sop. S, '56-ly.