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Haruess! Hnrness.!

kT0TIcE--l have reEn8yea Iny HsFGsas shop from
IN iaaaerck street. - -. o. l4p slzlrsl soash siis
Psbe square. whefe shall constantly sep on hand
. vaFety of Coach and bEsgy Harness.. Id also 40
Jaa. s~-a {. l. HOW zAloS
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Where can be lad all kinds 81 lAau9rs of the BEST
araItv n,n,e up INTO any kind of drink that may be
called for only ask portion " the liberal patron
age Of the public, and vii my best eadeavors 10
please all who may give me a call = ......
jan q, l65s--u G ShohAt.
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DH. 4 M q - ~ SON.
o5rusr Of Main and Quay stre,ts Buffalo, Esao York
RE the only Physicians in the state who are mem
IA bers Of the Royal College OF Surgeons London.
May be consulted from O'Clock IN the morning un-
al at night to every state and symptom of Disease.
SO years extensive and successful practice in Europe
and America.
Most Scientific Invention.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &c, can be permanently cured in from NJ
teen 10 twenty days, by the OF this instrument
when used conformity with medicines.
Young Men Take PARTICULAR Notice.
DIR. A Nos a SON take pleasure IN announcing that
they have invented most important instrument for
10 a test Of the most eminent physicAns London,
Paris Philadelphia and New York i has been declar-
cd the only useful instrument yet invented for
the cure of Seminal Weakness or any disease of the
DIR. AMOS 6 SON in order 10 satisfy the most
skeptical % the merits OF their instrument pledge
themselves thai IN any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory after far trial the money viii be
funded by returning the instrument AZ good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument VII
observe that the price, with the accompanying drec-
tons securely packed and sent BY mail OF express,
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS a. SON have for long series OF years
been engaged IN extensive practice In the ireaimen
Of these delicate complaints, and the only legally
complaints, OF from whom genuine European remedies
be obtained.
Persons IN Any PkRr oF ms woRIp may be success.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
cases with remittance FOR Medicines &c which III
be returned with the utmost dspzich and secure from
Address DIR AMOS d SON corner Main and Quay
streets, Baihlo, New York er q
fuaFfe-dkKly
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Meoifal.
Greatest Medical W0nder
OF Thu f GE! - t
COWA MS
VEGETABLE LITK0NTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family!

rTsHE world is challenged 70 produce medicine that
u has Afforded the amount Of relief 10 suffer-
ing humanity COwan's Ilthontriptic
COWAAiS LIzIiOA ThLf,T7C has cured Thousands
OF case OF Stone in the Bladder and kidneys
COWAN7S LITTfONTRif'91C has cured the most
aggravated cases Of Gravel ever seen the only
certain remedy now known the above diseases
COWAS'S LLTHON7RL,11C never fails 70 cure
al the diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
COWAN'S LIZH0NIRLI'I7C is the only sure rem
edy for LEabetes.
coWAN'S LI7HoNTRIT'TTCis a certain cure for
Chronic GonOrThoea and elect
COWAN'S LI1HfCNTRLI'ITC weakness
the Loins. Hlf II
C0WANS LEH0N7RL,7sc has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Uteri ever known.
CUWAN,SL LITFfCA 7LlLi,T7C is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Rarrenness
COWAN'S Lfz7fONTRIf'1IC viii cure the worst
CoW4N'S LfTHoN7RLP7Tc VIII cure long stand
ing cases Of structure and remove Nenereal Taintrom
the system.
COWAN7S LITHONTRZIo7TC is the only remedy
known for the Of all sympathetic complaints at
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who IL preg
nant should al once procure bottle il she wishes
feel well, while in that condition. 49,.
COWAN'S LIzTi0NTRLIs7Yc is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that viii relieve the pains OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have Obtained
sure friend 20 assist them in the greatest their
life.
The most mcredulous will he convinced Of the great
ecaey of the ilthontrptc by reading the following
ceruncates and those around each bottes-
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
D oil rlerS0ilS afflicted ,rifh G..l.,,.I

10 az persons gUticSed tcth GTdUeI.
Mr.. p. CowAS:-Dear sir--I hereby certify that IN
the summer of the year 1855, servant Of nine a boy
about 10 OF who had always before this time
been stout and of vigorous constitution was attacked
with gravel Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time be grew
worse daily unit! he was helpless, and believe would
have died IN "A lew days had IL not been for a friend
who advised the use OF Cowans Lithoatriptic pro-
cured few bottles the first OF which gave him relief
and IN a short time he was able 10 walk about, and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had no
symptoms of said disease, and 10 all appearance is as
healthy as any servant on my plantation. there
fore recommend IL 10 all persons suffering under q
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedies
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857
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LIYERY STARLE.

lxYa. T. WRIGHT 4 co, would respect -
w fully inform the cltiIens ~ Nashville k--1@I\
and tle pabc generally, that they have ZS-ZA-
purchased the well known Livery stable ana s ssscS
aud ixtares Formerly occupied by Asn J. Philips, on
Market Street, just below the square
Na have nrst lots aud box stalls 10 Accoiafo-
date drovers, and ali our iIisads who m-y f~vor "a
sish tlieir patronage.
We pledge ourselves % give sztsfaction "a all cases
Nc have a iargs Number of ane Saddle Horses and
nBs Aslssies - hire ai ali uuscs-
The laet ss DO iteRd being surpassed BY any
slabie Ia she sogthera eoantTy Come Along and
Tor yourselves
fsbs-ly wM WRIGHT 90
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ChfI6ren,s Diseases.

Chilerenss Diseases.
Rddlcdy's RenocGtislG Hesonant should be hailed
blessing by every mother throug the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors &c. These
breakngs out (thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses Of the
ReOtdng ResoluJ will eradicate every yestge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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THE subscriber having consnmmated arrangements
j With Mr.. A. N. SFnSCKR, ah experienced and prae.
tical Auetioneer, will attend and naks sales % Real
Estate Steamboats,. Household Earlture, with all oai
soor sales bkSJ. y. SHIELDS
uar3-6
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5000 Cases ss- Az OLD INDiAN lociOk, VINO
has made bis fortune and retired from
3oo0'Casss business. viii spend the remainder Of
his days IN curing that dreadful disease
1000 Cases CONSlAPTION-FishE or CHARGE f,
his earnest desire being to communicate
5000 Cases the world his remedies that have
proved successful IN than 5000
5000 Cases cases He requires each applicant 10
seFd him minute description of the
5000 Cases symptoms, with two stamps, q eents)
10 pay the return letter, in which he
5000 Cases viii return them hs VICE PikkSCftii'-
TON, with directions for preparing the
5000 Cases medicines &C.
The OH DOCTOR hopes that those af-
5000 Cases naeted vii moi. aeeoent q delioaey,
refrain from consulting him because be
3O0O-Cases makes no charge His sole object M Ad-
vcrtising 20 do all the good he can be-
5000 Cases he dies. He fees that he Is justly
celebrated for the of Consumption,
5000 Cases Asthma, Rrooehlts, Nervous aasetiOns,
Coughs Gods, a. Address
5000 Cases poor: uScAs aRANT,
Box 1881, r. O., New York.
5000 Cases Mar. 2S-w3m
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PATENTED By ELLIS CHARLTON, Sept sth. 1857
rIsHE only cheap, durAble and cicent nl4ehine Eof
Il plsat.ag eoFn prcsesltsd 10 tAe ftaHlcfs 81
Tennessee exhibition Al AeSsrs. Armstrong
\ Co.'S, <a. 80 Market ztfcct $Aziaxile-
The CheToee Corn Planter recasnasnts itself above
alt oxss l3g durability, chess sness sint1s ny and
scrbes woEk.
Il farro~s The groahd % any required defst--
dFots tie ntany kcsess desare.i Ia sl1ce
III four icAes aszniccr fat.eliy IA the hlls
the lts a4 Presses lllr earth, fas - thf Old
method with tbs hoe4and marks stcafat1iy ne 30
riiian of each hill. Via snsio horse, bay
eaa plans tea - afteen acres per Gay ~ifs s4se.
Planters aad athcFs zsiied exzlnln4sEen q
this uscs1inc al Arssrs Armstrong; = Co.'S, where
s.aAy be ssea daily IA pFzetl al operaGiaa-
fsssons wlahlng - pufca4ze CutATf RIGHTS ID
ghis oE aktonls States, bE affayos itnledteys fss
ssch teTInx wsIi Et,esn ngzs retpFu she
invesssnssL Call ~ eace a. Na. - A&rkst street,
NAahrtlle cHuns AcDuA ki1~
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Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON.

JAoKsoS, Tenn, August % 1857
The above case was perfectly cured by Is bottles Of
the LltiiOntriptic OF the worst cases OF
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
q. ADAMSON.
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

SsGuARE CEDAR aud ali psher knsis q i.smber can
- Dc lad Al Lvefgne SAs Nils, tle Nash wills
.ad Chattanooga tlsiFas.d, ID nailcs frcm Nashville.
ian aG--6fs " HikisN III
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

PIANOS! PIANOS!!
TINHE UNDERSIGNED has Just received his Spring
1 Stock OF Pianos, MeOdcOus. Violms Flutes, Ac-
cordeous Music Books and sheet Music, which Is by far
the largest and best selected sock offered IN this
city. The Pianos from the world-renowned makers
A. II. Gale X Co., and Stenway * Sons. Every Piano
warranted Cor 1--WE years, and Will be sold at New
York prices. Freights only aided.
My stock of Sheet Music rs very large, embracing all
the aud popular pieces OF the day. If you want
the best Piano. and at the lowest prices, call AZ 33
Union street JANIS A. MCCLURE.
\. B.-A fresh supply of the very popular songs
4" I'm Twenty Five" " Gentle Annie - Rosalie, y
&c. &c. tmari0--u)
Fine Pianos at Private Sale.
DEM. +. SHIELDS has now, and will be receiving
ID regularly direct from the manufacturers, tine
assortment OF the best make and styles which we
authorized to sell on the most liberal terms
Mars BENZ. +. SHIELDS, Agent.
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GESERAI. COLLECTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL,
Auction Gard.

rJyESDfs his serysces Ia above business, 10 the
i citizans Of Nashville and vicinity. Orders ieh
al the tazette Office will he attended ~. mard-u
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MisfellaneGnS.
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TINE undersigned is prepared 10 introduce into
i in Tennessee W. p CHfLDS Il CO.'S PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
lNG and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine its
sunerinritY over other Roofing.
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Let every female who expects TO become a mother
read the following and proht thereby:
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a Drinking saloon,

HAVE ALSO FITTED UP n THE REAR or NY
CLEAR SrDRE
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. 1858
nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building; $40 Broadway,
New-York
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-13
ing population in the State


*partai return. tho returns.
Add to the above reasonable estimate Of
the population of the counties not returned,
and the total population OF Minnesota will
exceed 10000, an amount amply sufficient
to entitle us to two members OF the House.
This afternoon, prior to the adjournment
of the Senate, Mr.. Douglas made an effort to
take up the Minnesota bill for consideration.
He failed however, and the Senate adjourned
over until Monday.
1t would be useless to indulge in surmises
as to the date of our admission, as the tele-
graph will anticipate all the news can send
you by mail. Appearances at present are not
encouraging. There is evidently desire on
the part of the fire-eaters, to admit Minneso-
ia, Oregon, and Kansas, under one bill. BY
such means it is expected sufficient vote
can be secured, to give validity to the "unveil-
ed trickery ard shameless fraod" of the Le-
compton Convention. 1t is humiiating to
Minnesotians to know that after complying
with all the requirements of law and prcce-
dent, our Just right are sacrificed or held in
allegiance, in order that damning fraud may
be pcrpetrated upon the people OF another
Territory. Minnesota AaS never cost the Fed
cral government a penny to preserve order a.
mong her citizens-Kansas has cost millions !;
Minnesota has proved source of revenue to
the government-Kansas of national dissen-
sions and cxtravagan. expenditures; yet the
legal and faithful Territory is refused her
rights, in order that she may, with her perfect
record, be placed in the scales to balance
Kansas, with her long catalogue of rebellion,
tyranny and fraud. This is the way our
friends build up the Abolition party CT the
North. M,
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Interesting from Washington.
M acrrrroron Eoh

The House was in session all night mainly
engaged in taking the yeas and nays on mo-
tons to adjourn, eating something, sleeping,
&cwhen about haIfpast one,a serious affray
occurred, which is thus narrated by mem
Der and witness Mr.. Grow objected to
MIR. Quitman making any remarks. Mr.. Keitt
sad--if you are going to object return to
your own side of the House. Mr.. Grow res
pon'e 1-This is a free hall, and every man
has light to be where he pleases. Mr.
keitt then came up to. Mr.. Grow and said
want to know what you mean by such an
answer as that Mr.. Grow replied-I mean
just wat l say. This is a free hall, and
man has right to be where be pleases.-
Mr.. Kott, taking Mr.. Grow by the throat,
said-t will let you know that you are a
damned Black Republican puppy. Mr.. Grow
knocked up his hand, sayng-I shall occupy
such place in this hall as please, and no Mig
ger driver shall crack his whip over me. Mr..
Keitt then again grabbed Mr.. Grow by the
throat, and Mr.. Grow Knocked his hand off !;
and Mr.. Keitt coming at him again, Mr..
Grow knocked him down.
The reporter adds the respective friends
of both parties rushed to the rescue. Various
members Of each side engaged in the fight
which took place in the area fronting the
Clerks desk. Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois,
was conspicuous among the Republicans deal
ing heavy blows. The Speaker loudly and
impartially demanded order, and called on
the Sergeant-at-Arns to interfere-that func-
tionary carrying his mace of office, together
with his assistants, hurried to the scene, and
crowded into the Tickets of the fight in which
at least dozen members were engaged
Some minutes elapsed before this truly fear
full contest was Quoted. Further difficulties
are apprehended.
From 4 till Ct o'clock, the time was wasted
in the rival motions. At that hour, Mr.. Quit
man submitted a resolution that the House
adjourn until Monday next when the subject
under consideration, the Kansas message, shall
be resumed, and the vote on'swo pending pro-
position shall be taken, without any further
delay being occasioned by debate, or detain-
ing motions. Unanimous consent was given
for the introduction of the resolution, which
was agreed to. The Speaker announced the
House adjourned till Monday. when the sub
ject will come up as the special order.
Tribune corresp Dndence. Senator Iverson
says that Georgia is prepared for the dissolu-
ton OF the Onion, and will make the adoption
Of the Lecompton Constitution, without con-
dition, strict test of her continuance. He
adds, that other States are to cooperate.
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Spirit of the st. Paul Press.

Row IN CoNGREss.-The Pioneer thus ex-
presses itself:
ave are inclined to think that this will
prove to be only The first of series of such
interesting and spirited occurrences, natural
~ Sprlnging out ofthe attempt to perpetrate
gross outrage on Kansas by admitting her in
to the Union, and an equally gross outrage
on Minnesota, by delaying her admission. -
we confess that We are not in the situa' ion
OF the woman who witnessed with ind iffer-
ence the other " free fight" between he r. Inns.
band and the bear. We care who hins.-
Ii knock-downs are to become nece ssarv in
cldents to the Congressional set clement of
our affairs, We prefer that our frie .nds should
be classed among the Perpen'diculars, and
Our enemies among the Horizc ntals-eyen if
the hnocker should happen to be Republi-
can, and the knockee an Adm nistrat;on Dem.
ocrat.' O0
The PRESIDENTS RI lspoNs,Rr, The
corresponding editor of the Pioneer having
stated that Mr.. BUCHANAN ais said to dis,
claim sympathy with the movement for tack.
ing Kansas on to Minnesota in the bill for
our admission as State" the home editor
gives the following per CONTRA:
Another letter, from a distinguished
source, says that the LecOmptonites will not
be able to link Minnesota with Kansas
They may delay, but cannot prevent our ad-
mission long. This is an outrage. Our
State is suffering great wrong NJ y suspic-
ION, too, is, that the wrong is inflicted by tt e
nistration' A few days will settle + nj,
matter. The President will be held res non.
sio'e for the action Of his friends in the Sen.
ae'-especlally those from the Nor tb. u
tney JON in the tire-eating foray az inst our
tlenls and interests, it will be USE ess TO at.
1 dtp 40 70 oonvince our people thai the Presi
dent does not direct the r:.oyeyw mt"
PROPOSED TREATY WITH D.,
C VI, treaty with the northern
On'ppe"a' y this Territory,:.is under consid
era''on ,efore the Indian Department a,
WAS .l,ugton. The proposition is to extiu-
puish the title of the Red Lake band of Chin.
pewas, to all the lands lying east-of the Red
River of the North, and thus open the vale,
of that river to settlement. Such a treaty
has been earnestly recommended by Super
intendent Cullen. In case 1t is determined
upon. the Pioneer correspondent says, tn,
leading Chiefs of that band will be brough
to Washington.
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had suffici ent means-if be had that he 1.-THE
speaker) would take care to nhaks him hon.
est ..r. -..
Mr.. TIA TTERSALL instanGsd Various &C.
currences coming within the scope Of his ex-
perience to show that our credit abroad de-
pended up on the honesty and business ca
pacity ofthe people. The question was not,
How many town lots and broad acres have
you :? but, DOES he (the applicant for credit)
pay his debts? They looked upon mans
business integrity. He looked upon the
Homestead act as calculated, not to weaken
public confidence in our honesty, but the
cOntr airy.
After further discussion the committee
rose, and the Hou se adjourned.
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New York Legislature.
New York, Feb. 6,

NEW 1ORk, req. y.
In the State Legislature, yesterday, Hon.
+. Jones introduced, without opposition, a
preamble and resolution which met the
warmcst applaudition of the Administration
portion Of the House, instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in Con.
gress to endeavor to procure the passage of a
general law of the United States, making
equal and just provision for the protection
OF creditors the relief of nsolvent de tors;
and to regulate commercial intercourse be-
tween the citizens of the different States
The resolutions represented that the business
of the country has. in a great measure, been
boken up by the financial revolution, thereby
producing an immense amount of private suf
fsring, Modification, and bankruptcy and that
no immediate or permanent relief can be ex-
pected except in the manner ABOVE lndica-
ted
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Explosion.
CAIRO. III. Fell

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 6.
The boiler of the steamer Col. Cressmen
exploded on the nil INT of the 4th, near Mad
rid, Mo-, and burn ID to the waters edge
From 20 to 80 lives lost.
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of Kansas-either without the submission OF
that instrument as o whole to the people, or
as now proposed by Mr.. Buchanan in his
special message to Congress, in defiance of
the expressed will of large majority of her
legal voters-as an outrage upon their rights
as free people, and in violation of the prin-
ciples of true republicanism therefore
| RsSOtred, That while we sympathize with
Kansas under her present condition of anar-
chy and misrule, and are anxious to see her
assume q rank among the States of the
Union, as an independent sovereignty, freed
from the evils that now ioppress her people
and threaten them with civil war, we. never
theless enter our solemn protest against the
proposed wrong of admitting her under a
Constitution so unequivocally rejected by
her people.
Resolved, That our Senators and Repre-
sentatives elect, are hereby requested to use
all honorable means in opposing the proposed
compromise of making the admission of the
State Of Minnesota dependent upon the ad-
mission of Kansas, and also, in opposing the
admission of the latter under the LecOmpton
COnstitution-preferring rather to remain
tor time in our Territorial Condition, than
thus to be made instrumental in the infection
of wrong upon neighboring people.
Mr.. LIE BLOND moved to lay the resolu-
tons on the table. Lost ayes 80 nays So
Messrs. Chase, Stevens, Talbot and Wilson.
democrats, voting in the negotiation.
Mr.. EAMES moved that the resolution be
indie fnitely postponed.
A all of the House was ordered and fur
Their or oceedings under the same dispensed
with.
The on, stion created considerable futtering
among the majority. The motion to inde6-
nately postp one was carried-Messrs. Chase
and Talbot ~caving in" and voting with
their party, so that there were ayes IS and
noes 81.
sP. SCIAL ORDER.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the special order, the general
bill for works IT internal i'm
provement.
Several amendments were adopted and
some discussion had, but without coming to
any determination, the CO mmittee rose and
made the bill the special order for day after
Tomorrow.
The House then took up and passed the
general appropriation bill.
On motion adjourned.