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This invaluable Medicine is unfang the all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
subject Imoderaes all ali distractions and
speedy may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
isespeciay suited It will short time bring MONTH
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Each bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterets.
CAUTION.
These PITS should 5etabR By females during FIRST
THREE AONZHS Of Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, bit at any other tizaetAey safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the back
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Full directions the pamphlet package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills and encrcd with the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain he post free for 81 post
age stamps
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, n. Y.
Sed in Nashville by Berry Demoville and G. W. Henerhot
and all respectable Druggists. nov23-d&Wlyins
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The Chattanooga Southern Representative of the
seth ult says: During the present month NO
vember) there has passed over the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, 1850 hogs, $50 cattle, 300
horses aud mules, and 500 turkeys. This compared
with last year shows an awful decrease In Novem
Der, 1857 there were thousands where al present
have only hundreds. One cause of the decrease in
hogs is the large amount slaughtered this season in
Nashville, by Cincinnati firm"
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Hoe CHoLERA.-The Bolivar (Tenn) Democrat
saps that this disease isplayingbavoO with the hogs
in that vicinity Thos. Marsh had lost about seven
ty-fve, and others have lost great many. 1t is
good season for killing however, and many are
awaiting themselves Of the opportunity of saving
fheir meat
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The Chattanooga Gazette of tbs 9th says: "seve-
raj weeks agO revival commenced in the Cumber.
land Presbyterian church in this city, under Rev.
Mr.. TempletOn's charge and services were OOntinu-
ed in that end other churches until last Sabbath
night We learn that between thirty and forty pro-
fessed religion"
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NV 0RIEAEs, Dec Cotton, sales to-day
Is 600 bales, I1la11s, closed with an adVaucine
tendencyi Lard in bbls. lle; India Begging, 123
asking IS.
Freight on cotton to Boston
Arrived: Ship Augustus Bellwood from New
York; Clara Ann, from Boston Rsphahsnnock
Castine and Margaret Pollock, from Liverpool.
ST, LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The Santa Fe mail of the
9Th arrived at Independence on the 18th The
snow is foot deep from the Arkansas river to the
Walnut creek.
CrenshaW the contractor says there was news of
a battle between Lieusnnsnt Beale's Surveyors and
the Csmsnehes
Fears are entertained that the mail from Neosho
to Albuquerque is lost.
1t is reported that the NavsjOes attacked Fort
Defance and we're repulsed with a loss of 80. It's
probably exaggerated or refers to previous ae-
count.
LOU1svrILE, Dec THE river is rising slowly
here and at Cincinnati.
READING, Pa, Dec. 1.-Keims majority for Con-
gress is about 400.
Boston, Dec 1.-The steamer Europa has arrived
here. The Canada sailed to-day with $50, 900
specie.
New YORK, Dec 1.-Paez sails in the Caledonia
to morrow
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The river is rising slowly with
eight feet water TO Cairo, The Upper Mississippi
is swelling The Missouri is falling with three and
a half feet water in the channel
NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton unchanged Sales
1000 bales. Sugar firm, 64a7s for Cuba MOlasses,
Orleans 40a4l. Flour 81. 25a4 40.
CINoIEEATI, Dec Flour steady, "a 50a4 60 for |
choice Whisky declined !a1 cent, 22a23!. Mess I
Pork 81.
CIECISSATI, Dec. The number Of hogs packed /
this at Cincinnati is l64 900 against 95, 600
lastyear. !
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SELLING OFF!
AT COST!
SELLING OFF

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SELLING OFFl!!
AT COST!!!!
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at CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & Co.'s No. Is C,dar Street
Call and examine for yourselves, the greatest in
ducements ever offered to cash purchaser. We are
fully determined to close out entire stock at prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day of January next
Merchants wishing to replenish their stock will
find it greatly TO their advantage to examine cur
prices. To those wishing to embark in the Clothing
Business, we will dispose of the entire stock, good
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement.
Nov25dtJanl'59.
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Lameness in Man Beast all kinds Of Sores, Fkes HUI
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This Oil operates the principles OF Electricity thousands
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Use everything else then give this Oil trial. you will
be convinced INDECENT persons unable to purchase bottle,
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Friend, suffer longer, Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. %
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Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Contac
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Merchant agents, who have large hthOgrph certificate
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Be1cGre Of C1uRterfeasI
Every bottle has Professor Haszeis Electric Gil blown
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and signature TO counterfeit which is forgery.
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No. 65 Pine Street, Saint Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu
lar and wonderful remedy by calling in person. addressing BY
letter. Prof Haskell, 63 Pine Street, St. LOUIS will have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
TERMS Cash 81 IS el6 per Dozen It is elegantly put
up, securely packed, and variety Of superb Lthogps, Fine
Bills &C. furnished cratutousy Send in your orders; you
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Coal! Coal!
ETNA NINE IEACCoOy 1ToUyTs-

TFNHE TINA co IN si operatr ready b supply
Il the Nashville market to extent. 10 will be found
ths t Gea offered IN tis cit PRODUCING MORE INTENSE
HEAL IIiAN ANY OrHEl, BURNING MUCH LONGER,
AND MAKING VERY LIrTl E ASHES.
II does not light up quick Cumberland or river Goals
yeL Is y Do means hard q nde- and with little the
Aofng ts viii De found burn with great realiuess.
guar ae That II IL far economical than any other Coal
this market.
Tie mixed Coal makes the and beautiful fire. ard
covered with hne coal at nigh and just Hei poker In
the ucrnins viii soon blaze and make bright Ere II
blac Ssniths slc, sc
Etni Coal Co.
nov2O-H J. HgNrvv
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It viii be seen that the Clifton Lodge Of Free
MasOns have expelled from their Lodge RObt Cole.
an Mssons will know that this is not intended for
Robt. A. Cole Of this city.
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Dissolution

EE coparuership hereto existing e style Of Car
ter, Mckay & Co, betE c. Carter, r. g. Mckay and
G. Wusord dsso we'd the lst day d September
lsjs, by mutual consent.
A. G.. CAKTER,
y g. MCKAY.
vs.. c. WILLSFORD.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the St. Patrick
Club takas nlaee to-nieht See adverLisemenl.
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n Uk Fruit Trees sady for delivery The fan Is The
~ best time TO set them out Wehaye Fifty Thousand
year old Apple Trees to5 feet hiFh of one hun
Sou hen lareues Trsesof this and age an practical men
know, viii make better Orcha trees and come NO 61I 1
than those three f0u years Old pros I5 - A8 M
other fruit Trees Agents WaF ted
LANGDON & CHERRY,
u'Y@b-u Ofise No &, Cherry street. Nashville.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL COEvENTIoy.
The Memphis AralgneEr of the 29ib ult., say The
Southern Baptist Sunday School Convention, by
large plurality, located the Board Of Publication in
this city.
The BulLe,ia Of the 3Oth says: "Tbis large and
respectable body, which convened in our city or
Friday last, closed It's labOrs last evening after
session Of three days, during which the utmost har
mony and unity of feeling prevailed. The result Of
the action of the Convention is complete, having
thoroughly accomplished the object in view, at The
outset. which was the providing for a system Of cs
ssbtially Southern Sunday School Literature The
business transacted yesterday was mostly Of char
soter uuimportant to the general reader, and Incl
dent to the ending up of all deberati'e bodies and
therefore requires no extended report at our hands
A permanent constitution for the government Of the
sunday School Union was adopted and plans for the
f,ture operations of the same definitely agreed upon
sum of money, exceeding three thousand dollars
IN amount was raised from fees for life memberships
life directorships, and general contribution sources
for the future use Of the Union, as also eOntTbu-
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- about two hundred dollafs for deiray ng The
sxps nses Of the present Conyen'ion, donation
was ade from he funds Of the Union toward com,
pieing The work Cherry street Church, Nashville.
A committee consisting Of Asssrs. q. R. Buehansn,
J. Rutland. A. B. Shankland and H G scoveu,
was appointed to procure for the Union charter
from the Legislature Rev. A. c. Dayton vas re-
elected President Of the Southern Baptist Sunday
School Union for the ensuing year. The Conven-
ton adjourned to meet at Canton, Miss, on the
Friday before the fourth Sunday in November, 1885,
on which occasion Rev. J. NJ Pendleton, Professor
of Theology in Union University, MurfreesborO',
win presch the opening address, in case Of his
absence, Rev. A. C. Dayton viii act as alternate"
correspondent of the Baltimore Asaerican, writes
from this city under date Of the 10th ult, Of the
wealth Of Middle Tennessee, as follows:
" This Middle Tennessee is a magnificent farming
region, and it is quite cheering to behold the pros
mise held out to this The heart of the interior by
the contemplated completion Of the various rail
roads aiming at this point Cotton, corn, tobacco,
wheat, horses, mules, cattle and hogs, the products
Of this region abound at such q rate that nothing
but railroads are wanting TO make it one Of the
richest and most desirable regions in the world
From Baltimore almost to the Tennessee lire ones
nOstris are constantly at the sneezing point from
the puDgent smell Of guano, whilst here, the chief
difficulty in making a crop is to keep out Of the
way Of the weeds A single county south Of this,
it is considered by the best informed will have for
market this year cotton crop Of twenty t.ousand
bales, worth nearly a million Of dollars, besides
mules, horses cattle, &C., whilst the Indebtedness
Of the people TO the bank located at the county seat
will not exceed forty thousand dOllars-the foreign
debts probably not exceeding one hundred thousand
dollars. You thus perceive that million of dollars
or Whereabouts will be divided amongst voting pop
ulatiOn Of a little over two thousand persons 1
have given this as index Of the solid pros 3erity
existing in this region"
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STRONG TENTImONY.

SIRONG II1SIImONXa
ST JOHN n. B., February 8, 1s5s.
N6ssra B. A. FrhnestOcE d Co.-Gentemen:-The follow
ing certificate from William Cunningham Keeper Of the Aims.
city think, will be interesting you, and there
fore ncOse it. may depend upon the correctness his
statement. Yours, W. 0. SMITH.
Tc W o. SMITH; ESQ., Mayor the City John. n. B.
SrI yesterday child named james Cunningham. aged
three years four months, vial of B. A. FaIEestocks Yermi
ug The quantity Of passed being great requested
the mother them, which did stated there
nine score seventeen. The day previous the child had womb
ted four-making all hundred and Two
and half inches length the others averaging inches.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper Of the Amshouse
ST JOHN n. B., February 4, 1853
II ? Purchasers should took aCs TO tie iGs the wrap
per- they buying B. A FAENEsTOCK NERMFUGE
and no other. lnov97-lm
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THE MODERN COOK. A Practical Guide to The Culinary
Art all its branches. By CARLEs EIAE FR Phil
adelplha T. B. Peterson & Brothers. PIP. 60O
If the elegant type and binding in which this
volume appears are any indication Of the value of
the work, its contents must possess very superior
cellence. We are not sufficiently skilled in the Gull
nary art to pronounce upon its merits as a treatise
on that subject. Some of the dishes have very sa-
worry names, and we have no doubt the work will be
very useful TO house keepers.
For sale at the Book Store of F. Hagan.
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GRESHAM a. HUFFAKER,
Successors to smith, Love & Coz
WHOLESAL GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
So STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TTWilI pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce.eEI
octg-dtw&wIy
VETE are now in receipt OF large AMI we'll assorted Stock
w Groceries, Liquors &C., to which We invite The attention
Of the trade:
go hhds louisiana leo bbs Bait Crushd aud POw'd
50 boxes Loaf 100 bhs st. Louis do do
Coffee
800 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore
WOIasses.
rs barrels Choice Reboiled
$50 = do do do
Liquors,
700 barrels Pixies Deans and Chenarh's Whistles;
400 do Bourbon, Rye, Monongahea and Smiths Old Re-
200 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy
25 do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
Is casks Port Wine;
% bhls Sweet Malaga Wine;
Pkys Old Jamaica Rum;
SundFieS,
400 boxes Star Candles 10 kegs Tobacco, all grades
I5O or do do do 30 chests Green and Black Teas.
Also good Of Pepper spice Ginger Soda, SC
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
Oct9-dtwStwly GRESHAM HUFFAKER.
FRESH ARRIVALS!
FOHN RAMAGE is receiving, at ~ College street
81 Gents Fine Calf scotch Bottom" Boots,
Z" Water Proof Stitched Boots,
Half Double Sole
3" q Z" "Scotch Bottom" Caters,
d" g % English Lace Shoes.
Kid Top and Plain Top Caters.
Ladies Work
Ladies Boots, Thick Sole, with and without heels,
hi
French Lasting Congress Heeled Caters,
Rid and Morocco Boots,
=" Super Kid Trimd Heel Slippers, etc. etc.
Boys and Youths
Boys Calf Double Sole Sewed Boots and Brogans,
Youths Calf Double Sole Sewed Boots and Brogans.
Chidrens Boots shoes and Caters without,
a great variety.
offered at reasonable prices FOR the by
nOv30 JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College street.
NOFFEEsssya baGs ltimoTe Coffee, for sale low for
~ cash, 9ERRASs BROTHERS,
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Public Sale of Two Valuable Farms.

Public Sale of Two Valuable Farms,
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of December next, the -
dersigned will sell to the highest bidder, that vaua
bic Farm in Williamson county, known the ''Wkin
Whitehed" Farm, containing about 4OS acres lying
the Of Trace Greek, whcheners Big se in the vicinity
Of the village Tank in Davidson county, the Rchand
Centreve Turnpike about fourteen miles Nashville
wishing purchase invited the lands
premises, and they will find farm Of exceeding fertility Of
raising by its superior adaptation the
growth grass, and its beautiful supply Of pure stock
water.
The undersigned will sell the highest bidder
place, beautiful Farm belonging Mrs Luvena
Cragead containing about jos adjoining the
Both Of these united, will make
Stock Farms to Its size in Middle Tennessee.
undersigned has also about 81 Of finely Tmbere
woodland, within miles Of the farn which will be sold with
first mentioned farm.
IT. upon consultation with who purchase on the
day sale it found proper my farm be divided into
or three tracts will be afforded chance buying three
beautiful FARMS with comfortable dwellings on each.
These will be for sale privately until the h Of December
For all information call the subscriber living Nashville
Terms of SaIe--0ne third Of the purchase money
be required in cash. which be discounted in bank
days the balance three years II desired
interest added and lien the land retained until all
paid. JOHN I. HILL, Agent,
The above sale will be conducted by Nance & Woodward,
Z. r. GLAsCOCK, Auctoneer. uov5-eod&Wtd
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The Washington Rifles Of Memphis have presented
to Capt H. Whitsitt an elegant gold-heRded cane,
as & token of their high regard and esteem.
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Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will be forwarded first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
Of numbers and Prizes will be sent 70 pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
IT Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post Office County and state.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction
NJ All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the rawingoher prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential,
Address orie,s for Tickets Certihcatesto
=. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlana Ca
their hd time by addressing s. swan
& Co., either Of those cities.
II OF the numbers from the Wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled pub
lshed after every drawing, in the following papers-Augusta
Cal Consituonalst New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intelgencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch Pauldug iss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat iy-H
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CARTER, Wu4LSFORD a co,
Cucces0rs Carter, Mex & Co. and 70 B. Lanir a Co
TAvE day associated themselves together under the style
II firm name Of Carter Wlsoni A. Co for ne pupose
ding General Auction Commission and wholesale orocey
and having removed 20 the AID eorodious
not 81 lately erected and OCT uped by b. Lauer Co.
having taken the entire stock OF on houses E ue at all
prepared an orders g the loEsst elsh prices
We will settle an claims ag nst ne OLD r OF Carter Mckay
& o. and hope that an indebted % them viii for
VA and set Immediately want 30 close books AZ
oAhAE-t.1 h4ALeteaD = CO.
WTAVI disposed q ntre stock Of Groceriaa, Liquors
Ii to Mes Carter, bilisiord g. Co. pleas
Recommending them % 1Grirends and prompt
aho vii alWay De ready wait them PROMPTLY
via always keep hands large varied sock of GRO
csr Is, Li4uors, &C.
ppvII-tf B. EaNIER q co.
lesIie's New Family Magazine, for Dsosmbsr
Jus received By !. HAGAN,
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S WAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!

The following scheme will be drawn by sRzS Co., Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for November 1858, AUGUSTA GEO. in public
under the superintendent OF Commissioner
Glass A draws on
Saturday, December 4, 1858.
Glass IS draws on
Saturday, December II, 1858.
Glass A6 draws on
Saturday, December IS, 1883.
Glass Al draws on
Saturday, December 25, 1S5S.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE HUNDRED PRIZEsi
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
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