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Proclamation.


In ae combined the prophecies Of TovIc QUARTS and
ALTERArlyE,
win ours any disease af tAe stomach, Liver or Bowels
Diarrhea. Rousnes', Dyspepsia indigestion Headache
Intermittent feyes, sour stomach Liver Complaint
Debility Pan IN the stomach OF Bow els Costivensss
Night Fevers, Yeilowness Of the Skin, &C.
When taken, II neutrsze and removes secre
uons tn The Stomach and strengthens Digestive Organs
1t wills also any disease Of ne Utrus Kidrevs Bl7d-
der' OF Urinary organs and Alternative purides and
creates healthy circulation blood removing an sores
bois pimples or blotches from tha SKIN
Try 1t, and bsconVlneed Of its wonderful Hvgoatng pro-
p,Lies
For CHILDREN, who are puny weak and sckv we advise
parents to give them teasPoonfu Of tbs CsEBAL daily
III , See Circular,
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor Of this Cordial.
70 Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine sts
St. Louis, Missouri.
H Fer sale by all the principal Druggists in the city and
country.
% GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
ali over the country in consequence of The tree
mendOus success Of IIcLeanss Volcanic OH
Liniment Il is sgpsrcedug every Liuiment and
remedy the OF local pains and disease
Hundreds Of confirmed cnppes have been TO walk
BY itsus many hat suffering for years with Old
chronic SOres5 and had tried IN vain many remedies
and fnimentS before the public, have been per-
manently cured by the OF few small bottles Of Nc
Leans Celebrated Giiniments
It no longer untred remedy, but fixed and mmov
able ''iact certidedt by the many thousands that
have used it, that McLeanss Volcanic oil Efnfs
ment the Liniment that has ever been dscov-
ered the only reliable permanent cure
Sores Of all kinds swengs or any local pains
Livery stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and all that have tho charge OF horses should keen sDv
constantly on hand to be used in time ofneed-
PRICE OF THE IMMINENT
In consequence Of the increasing demand for this valuable
and do liar bottles The fifty bottles contain three
the quantity of the twenty-five size and so on in
proportion to their cost SO that purchasers will money BY
getting the larger sizes.
orders the Volcanic Oil Eminent must be address
ed to the proprietor JAMES H. MCLEAN 81 Louis, No.
apr28- dtWG I'm is
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Dr. Dalton has likewise received numerous other testi-
mOnas in Memphis gentlemen OF the highest respec
liability including YeFger, Esq, Attorney, Fc.j G
Roche, Esq, Banker, and many others.
He has likewise received similar testimonials from John
Inge, NJ. d., Blackburn. NJ. D., VI Blackburn, 81.
D., Hon Turner, Judge Major Chaird, g BsstOn, ESQ.,
M5.calf, Sheriff. N Marshall, Esq, John WaIw0r-n
Esq, Henry XII DALI ESQ., Surget Esq, and others Of
NatcheZ.
Likewise from Samuel Cartwright d. D. considered TO
be Of The most eminent physicians in the SOUTH from
CTaWcOuT NJ D., Professor Of OhemistIy from Beard
NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy and Ocusg and other equally
well known professional gentlemen Of high standing IN
NEW ORLEANS, which, with thousands from physicians,
surgeons, the nobility, clergy aud geatry of all classes in
Europe, NAV be application during co Insulation
hours IaDr2l-T
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$50 No money received Tor tue g, and book sold
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per cent less This Is humbug and the question may
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orders close the stock Catalogues Of some of the books
and gifts % be had az thesOre All ask is every one
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my self 20 slBt none 20 away dissatisfied"
~ BIWO faction sales per week wiz be made in which
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call and will attempt 70 please you all,
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II Jhe Heirs OF Lieut. Robert Hayes, Capt
j Clement Hail, and Lieut. James Iafum Of the RovOlu
uonay War, viii can at he office Of Ferguson Cox, No. IA
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A Poem, BY Elizabeth Baret Brovpip,
DR. kANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
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ing an account Of bis important diseoveries
Plays sHd Poems, by Geo Boxer. q vols NJ
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OshGuseF's Commentaries, by kendrick-
The Prince Of the House 0f David.
Chambers Hist6rv Of the Russian War.
Men and Times Of the Revolution, by Watson.
Irving Life Of 6 ashingiOn- 3 vols.
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I0ngfeuOw's Poems, complete in vols, Is
Webster's Private Correspondence, 2 vOls,svO.
Psriey's aseolleetons Of a Lifeline, vols i2mO.
Emarscn's Representative Men.
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Hugh Minier's bBgiand ana rs People.
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Paul Fame, Novel; By n p. Willis
Frank oresters Sporting Scenes. characters.
Leiiaj star Of Aingrolia, By Reynolds.
Passion AID Principle, by AIRS, Grey.
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Leshess NeW York Journal for April
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WASHINGTON, April %.
Hon VIM. A. Richardson declines the appointment
Of Governor of Nebraska.
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A the Annual ton 81 the K. W. Grand Lodge
n OF Tennessee. J. o. F. hold in this ely on the 10Th
Of April 1855, the following Resq'utOn Sss ANONYMOUSLY
adoFted
RtsoIued, That p G Secretary MORTON having been
guilty Of Hisusng the funds OF this 6rnd ledge 70 very
LARGO so1Et q aceount for the same,
appear when and lusv s condet ana haVing beeh
expelled Tom this Grand Lodge fer eeAempt o. ls Az
thoty; il Is hereby ordered that pubCan Of said eXoul
sion be made time two Nashville weekly papers ~
may5-vIt <. n. BARRY, G. see'y.
BROAD STREET RRIDGE COMPANY.
THE annual election OF the Broad SEee Bridge Company
for the purpose elecnz ocer foT the ensuing yea
will be held At the City Hotel on MONDAY JUNE Isl,
may2-Im 5. AI. sCoTF, see'y.
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STATE OF PARTIES IN OREGoN.-The OrsgoaiaH,
violent opposition paper, published at Portland,
Oregon Territory, denounces the Democratic party
of the Territory as pro-slaUey. We are happy to
believe that the charge is correct. In the Oregon
Statesman Of the Oath February last, leading DEM
ocratio paper, we find the following just Observa-
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HENRY ". The History Of Henry he Fourth, KlREol
France and Navarro. ByJobn s. c. Abbott Numerous IL
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Certainly in no condition in which we find him
in the United States is the negro well cared for,
and provided for, as under the system Of American
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Richard THE FIRST. Tho History rRiehard the First
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PnhIic Sale.
The Scarcity Of Meal,

" aAV ao~Ss@ ~~~Vy y"
Is high price, and the nconyenences of obtaining it,
i induce to call attention to the
CELEBRATED "EXCELSIOR's MILL,
As adapted GRIEDINa MEAL for family use, and crushing
Corn and Cob, Wheat Rye Oats for stock, thereby
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The UEXCELSIOR" has received nearly ONE HUNDRED
PREMIUMS in with the Improved ''LtIle GIANT"
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WITH TWO PAIR OF GRINDING RINGS,
(Which equal in durability ordinary Mils0
for Fifty Dollars,
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m fe VnTrVlT II GnT~ARE EACHVTT Z

NUa 40 7 q Is III 80 2 AItElg n Ash ILILE16
PHOTOGRAPHS
EITHER Plain or Colored from the &C.
Il smallest in a Pin to 49,
LIFE SIZE on CANVASS. IA sg2AF
This is a new feature not hitherto at ff5ess4a
tempted in Tennessee Our patrons can So 49,
now have old DaguerFe0types Of de-
ceased friends copied large as life, and
color natural by describing the complexion color Of the
hair eyes, dress, &c The public respectfully invited to
call at the Gallery and specimens, Hicks China
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
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THr NIARr1AxD PExITExT1ARr DEsFRoYEnH Y F1RE.
The Maryland Penitentiary took IRE on the 2sd
inst, and was entirely destroyed. The building,
whehis now in ruins, was about 155 feet in length,
two stories in height, the upperone being approach
able from large wooden stairs from without 1t
contained nearly twenty doors and eighty windows,
through which the flames ragged furiously for nearly
two hours, not only destroying the building, but
consuming nearly all its contents.
There is no doubt of the fact that some of the
cOnvicts set fire to the building with the intention
of escaping from the prison whilst at supper, and it
was undoubtedly fired in two places. Combustibls
matter had been placed near the roof of the building
and fired, and quantity Of oily sweepings of the
weaving department were also set on fire.
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WANTED, salesman iu drst-c1ss retail dry goods.
W store, young man Of good quaHlclt0us. one nom
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IRON Gales seatrn's Annals Of Congrsss-from heir
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These Debates have been accT1ihg for peuod Of nearly
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trstet by something % be found in these Debates.
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W T. BERRY ~ co. have also iust.received-
NoRDHoFF'S STOKES OF rHE ISLAND WORLD. By
Charles NordhoI Author of' Name War Lfs,' sThe Msr-
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rTNF5E ane passenger steamer, ELLA, carr. E8R2h
i Malheeay, will leave az above oatHls fa7stEl1S5
DAY, the %, inst, O'Clock, f - FOR
i'g maya .. passage opp % al aaMLToN Agent.
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES A Series Of Designs prepared
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APPROPRIATION FOR THE MEMPHIS CUsToM-HoUsE.
The Memphis appeal has received the following
despatch:
WASHINGTON, April %.
EDITORS APPEAL: Fifty thousand dollars is ap-
propriated for a Custom house at Memphis
W II. CARROLL.
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81 GRINGOi or, New Mexico aadh her People. By WV.
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FROM Mr.. ". D. A'LAEAHAN, TIE FIRM OF ANDERSON
ALLISON d CO., DRY GOODS CHANTS, sHvILLE.
Dr. DALTON has extra ted three from bunJn on
my lett foot. The operation performed in ost eX-
pedtOus, painless and mastery manner, and Afforded i'm
mediate relief W. ID. MCLANAHAN.
CLOrD HOTEL. Anril TE57-
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE SUMNER SHOE Is.
French ntLeather Oxford Ties;
do do do Tie and Dress shoes
do do do Congress Caters,
Prunella de do
Black Cloth, do do plain and tip'd;
French Cali, do do
do do Oxford Ties;
English Lasting plain and tipped Ties. With fine assort
ment for Boys and Youths Of every description Opened
to-day by JOHN hAAAGE,
apr25 ~ College street,
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ERoa Dr. D. T. sooIE, EHoEHEToE OF TEE 81 eL0g8 aoTE

EROH D. SCOTT PROPRIETOR CLOUD HOTEL
NASHVILLE.
DR.. D'AtOn called my attention to operation he per
formed yesterday morning. the great nail Of young
gentleman, which from growing down into the sides had
brought lrcesant sUppuray0n Of bloody and coTup
natter az d, stated by the patient source Of per-
petua and eLcIucatirg pain. The Dr.. has likewise eN
Tacsd several cOms both hard and soft from my feet
this morning. and have hesitation In prOnOuHcing the
operations in both cases. the scientific perfect and
painless ever either Witnessed Of experienced.
Nashville, April "A, 1857. ID. r. SCOTT.
FROM JOHN p WALLACE, n. D., MEMPHIS.
DR. Dalton has extracted from my feet, with
perfect and great skill His knowledge Chemically
Physiocgcaly and AnFtOmca, is supsriOr and have no
hesaOnin recommending him to ali who require his SER
vices.
Memphis, pril 3, 1857. JOHN P. WALLACE.
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Ladies' Wear,

Ladies superior Congress and LacedGaiters heels;
do do French Las ing Butt'd do do do
do do Brown Congress do do do
do do Curacao kid boots do do
do do White kid slippers do do
do do dc Satin d
do do BrOnzed Toilet Slippers
d. do Embroidered black satin slippers;
do do Black Kid heel slippers With hne assOT-
ment for Misses and Children Of and fashionable styles.
Just opened by JOHN hAMAGE,
apr25 ~ College street.
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FOR PADUsAH.

THE light draught steamer CUBA, Rils, fTgl7ziaA n
l. Master, will leave for me sbev 2 an1 ali ttet
intermediate porls on SA rURDAY th4 end
instant,a at p O'Clock. For freight o. pass
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KATHIE BRASDE. A Firesids History Of quiet Life By
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DoRE. By A STROLLER IN Evzorz. Third Edition.
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GIEsLER's EcCLEsIASTICAL HISTORY. A Fszr-
Book OF Church History. By Dr. John c. L. Gisssr Trans
lated from the Fourth Revised German Edition. By samuel
Davidson, LID and Rev. J0ha Winstaley Hull, NJ A. A
new American Edition, Revised and EDITED BY Rev Henry
B. Smith, D. D. Professor IN the Union Theologeo Ssun
arg, New York. Vols I and II nov ready sy0, BaIa.
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IRON THE j.. EDGER, D. D NAsHvILLT.
DR.. Dalton has this morning given quite satisfac-
tory proof OF his scientific skill in operation OF
tOe1aits, which had long been very troublesome 70 me.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL, April %, 81. J. T, EDGAR.
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nLANh BOOhSs
LEbGERS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books Invoice
Books, Check Books, Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
steel Pens Ipkstands, Pencils. Just received BY
mThl7 JOHN.YORE & co
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WILL PAY
Cash for Land Warrants,
Salesman NNanfeGI.

my Office, No IS Cherry street. In my absence apply
- TO A. B sHAsELAED.
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TIE QENEsER RfYER.

DggEpUcuoN or pHoPEBrv AT RocHDsgTR.
lrrcm We Rochester Advertiser, peo. to.l
tnsnesiu.e Got far from midnight, on sAiuyday, tha 100
began W rup, bringing With In the food large trees 80
logs ore W one NE brsees and guppuwn OF the busn.
rgs he north aide Of the bridge were osyTscd away
screlber wilma portion q TIE cd per tn the centre Of ho
pirer which received much OF The sproe OF No food
rhofe most mterssted and Aek trends repaired
" he ervt certain hat TIE buildings vooIG 20 DOM,
aud t,ok oui What pcperty ney coold remove. AbyH
Eve cc'ock on eusday morp,ns the tAcs bone 81 he
co.h trtse about midway Of the ssean end went dom
M tremendous cyssh which swak ensd che inhabl
tALts jor bali nfse sbost rhouSh much Of ne 6cow
Al some o. ,bs oyer iinber Of he builSpG Roll iote
DO river ard pssssd quietly Ne Gress Fails the dls
sser Old NOT MAKE clear gap he root, snd in,bcTr
which supported n heged tosethey az n unwilling 10
leave The sro4 they he'd 20 tong occupied The eock wss
nit peyrect wreck and aposhes svslsrcbo a Toe rom
re south vH hnhh the wore Of denosain
No lives were ost BY The accident some Of he upper
" he stores bad been saped elseyna apart
ments but In only one ins,nce do bear that sny per-
aid down 70 rest Were 60 saturday night ard be
srcused IN time n Hhc BE eFcAps Mr. Ksry, rePhe~
% Kelly VITO err cbkee r0,lon shore ne east
cad CT the brioge, sy ca nc premhes he vas ewsser
o. ~ the creskns Of The tDhers % no b-'idas SCI
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To n T. Krrrrr Esq., ke, Sc., Ne
srd a. lhnh modYying you- isEJ - 5C- N our
bitter lo m OF he lS,h ullinlo
bsTeshh scnd you copy "a 5a.sr, no original o.
witch IL N my possession. II y smills apl ID, yew
arrfovai purporis bavc, an - ok5
ne proposed plan womb be yoa15l a y; i,.1 a. you
Ccnsress passion &c ggtof t3l ~, So 7ou I'm
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RrHOuAEIE GREEK


The hddleburs bridge aud the Cer,rs br,1se wer
carried away By the Ice o., Saturday, cy the oreNsSs
Up Of TIE ScbohsIe creek he s.hchAie bridge % o.
plank rcsd 90 much injured RAt or ~ uyei ny
pee esirAoe. Il Ia feared that Tie entire - will be
carried away. TIE creek q very h,sh, and III Z,
,tai caused The brtsADg up Of TIE kAasvk snd "a,
heod hHre
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TIE FLOODS.
Fail Particulars Of the foundations
at Albany and Troy,
BftakDs Up Of The Ice in The Rivers and
Creeks 10 NeY York.


CONDITION OF THE RAILWAYS.
tie break ,he Hsdson River kosd ass not yes boon
sege.-od, cod The 10 rGrthGy HuAson
rtsy. An arrangement sNsa -ssde with TIC propri-
sseya ~ he Western Read, ~on C.ahAm 70 AhAny and
svss sSpesssd that the -. ss ,y the Tain which
sos las c.iy a II IL A. yesterday, scs through
AIbapy. -hs Dsrem Ba,hssd being aainpssod, b
-<oirs large Passenger .rss, 4Albasy. u will be
week serre - Bsd.aa Ro>d Is thoroughly
Sa.ea.
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WLOI NANADA OTtLLA.
The Wsst Canada creek br0xs up Sunsay Alarnoos o
Newport sud osnkd even Thing bef,re !, 'ii The 1od
,escbsd tbe Turnpike erldss above the rsal-oai og0
Thsre legged me sA.er ,sapirs though TIE cGi'
yey bridA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13
THE MOHAWK.

.he old Mohawk bridge ~ schenectady has slDereo
teverty The arch tinbeIs OF OF the spas srly
re ltuthe bottom pieces AZ the ho,rnx being eo,i
voysgirg. The rsIrosd bridge isn unIouDched BY
he charge Of Toe and water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13
WEsr TROY.

At West Troy the food gas sunn two eei q the tnp
q The ~ in lock OF tho csn.l rhe water $1,000
feet deep on the 6oors OF the sorshops Of tbe Uad
stabs Arsspa. West Troy ws marty bad sutmerssc
roy Co = uAt place, lost about 81 90 In h1iAh -
shaws and In Amsses 70 butts tn hingeRs