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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S

Aue 0IeaL EnguSn Neme0y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
e r N d r 6 En N lie PILE.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, Nj
IAysicidn ErtSdordindrg to tao Queen.
Thisinva!uabe medicine is unfaing In the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the f.
male constitution 10 subject. II moderates all excess
and removes distinctions, AVID speedy cure may 10
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Mis peculiarly suited. 1t wi in short time bring o.
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the GovsrnnsA,
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Fiksshould not BE- taken By during Tia
FIRST THREE MONTHS oT Pregnancy az thsy are
sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other time
they safs.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain 10
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion PApta.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills viii
effect cure when all other have failed and d.
though powerful remedy, do contain iron eslo.
mel antimony, any thing hurtfult to the constitutions
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late !. G. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, NY.
N. B.-41 90 and s postage stamps enclosed to any
authorxd Agent, will insure bottle Of the pills BY re-
dee is-d Wy. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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DIED.

DIED.
April 9Th, Iss5. In Dsnnask. leva. sAnrRr n !.
vORD, who has bssp saltessA viii eonsunn4is. a q
several years. 49,
The following Vas written o. his death:
- Ds0sheEsu RoRWe0n.
Mothsr. ! an weak AID fsshas nov.
am mot hIoving sny ssseneer: .e
a Geld deatA-damp upon ~ brew,
Says Icanmss live mueh lsagss.
have wait mother, many years,
FOR deaths cold hand 70 isy me down: \
Nov he has cnme-shed no tears
Dat pray that may weas the crown.
Deer sisters, I must Leave you too:
Yet ron must nss weep Tor me,
But strive 70 Hive your Bves anew,
And come and dwell ~ last With me.
HaSveA y thIs vain earth below
I'm going where all 10 well, mother
And can meet rih no more
That dear, dear abseus bsothsr.e
But tell him, vhen he comes home again,
And nnds this body cold In death,
That am dead TO sin and pain
That Christ 70 heal me took my breath.
Goodbye for . while, . istis while. mother;
"lm going to meet Jesus" and be ri rest
Goodbye dear sisters, and you too, bsoshsY--
But meet me, when y0u die, on Jesus brsas
earl D. Aivord-uho vas 10 The East At the time !,
MS death H.M.R
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4 Kansas pepper proposes !. 8. Kalloch ~ .
candidate for Y. :. Senator from that State, 10
represent the Free State party, and suggests
that he De selected for the long term. and Gov,
Robinson for the short term. II the people
james u. Lame should be his associate. Lane
and Kailoch, a. U. s. SenatOrs from KAnsas,
would create tremendous sensation and, II
that II what 10 desired, this brace Of patriots
should aos - loss aishs sl-Cin. 0aA -
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A PAINFUL OcCrRRENcK.-We are indebted
to Mr.. b. J. Head, of Prairie City, for the fol-
lowing communication -
On the night Of the 7.h instant, during a Sc
we're thunder storm, the House occupied by
Abram Minch, one mile north Of Prairie City,
was struck by lightning, while the family were
seated around the fire. Emmanuel Minich was
instantly killed. the fluid striking him on the
head, mangling il in shocking manner. Ahram
was also knocked down, his right ear was sew
cred from his head, and burnt, and bruised, 50
there is no hope Of his recovery. One Of q
span Of horses hitched to . wagon, at . distance
of twenty PAGES from the house, was also in
stantly killed. Abrams wife, and . little girl
about ten years Of age, were also stunned, and
when the woman became conscious, she dis
covered the clothes Of her husband and bro
ther in Law to be on fire. She crawled to them
aud extinguished the flames, and remained
there with them until morning, before any Of
the neighbors knew any thing about the oc-
currence.--Iowa Citizen.
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A week filed up with seltishness, and the
Sabbath stuffed full Of religious exercises, will
make . good Pharisee, but a poor Christian.
There are many persons who think Sunday is a
sponge with viii to wipe out the sins of the
week. Now, Coils altar stands from Sunday 10
Sunday, and the seventh day is no more for re
ligion than any other. 1t 10 for rest. The
whole seven are for religion, and one Of them
for rest.
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You might a. well go to the catacombs Of
Egypt, and scrape up the dust of the munlmies
and knead into forms, and bake them in your
oven, and cali such things men, and present
them. as citizens and teachers, for our regard,
10 bring old, tiIne-worn institutions TO serve
the growth and the living wants OF to-day.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27

The Bible is the most betrashed book in the
world Coming TO it through commentaries is
much like looking at u landscape through gar
ret windows, over which generations Of unmo-
Tested spiders have spun their webs.
Our real commentators are our strongest
traits Of character and we usually come out
Of the Bible with all those texts sticking to US
which our idiosynerasies attract,
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time OF such purchase or discount, worth a
premium, nor shall the discount or purchase Of
bona tide bill or note payable at place be-
tween which and the place Of discount or pur-
chase there may be difference in exchange
and the taking in addition to the rate Of inter.
ess aforesaid, the rate Of exchange between
such places be deemed usurious, Provided that
in no case shall more than the current rate Of
exchange between such places be taken.
s45 No corporation organized under the
provisions OF this act, shall exist longer than
twenty years.
$40. The stockholders or shareholders as
used in this act, shall apply not only to such per-
sons as appear by the books after association. to
be such, but also to equitable owners Of stock,
although the same may appear on such books in
the name OF any other person, and also to every
person who shall have advanced the installment
or purchase money of any stock in the name Of
any person under twenty one years Of age, and
while such person remains minor, to the extent
of such advonce, and also to every guardian or
other trustee, who shall voluntarily Invest any
trust fund in such stock, and no trust funds 10
the hands Of such guardian or trustee shall be in
any way liable under the provisions Of this act,
by reason Of any such investment, nor shall the
person for whose benefit any such investment
may be made, be responsible in respect to such
stock, until thirty days after the time when such
persons respectively become competent and able
to control and dispose Of the same, but the
guardian or other trustee making such invest
ment - aforesaid, shall continue responsible Is
stockholder until such responsibility devolves
upon the person bene6cally interested therein,
and IN respect to stock held by guardian or
other trustee, under transfer Of the same By
. third person. Or under positive directions BY
. third person, for such Investment, the person
making such transfer or giving such directions,
and his executors and administrators, shAll, for
the purpose Of this act. be deemed stockholder,
and the estate Of such person, IL he b deceased,
ohargeable on such stock according to the pro-
visions VI this acl.
AT. 40 corporation organizsd under Tie
provisions Of this act, shAl put in circulation il
this STATE the bills Or notes Of any bank OF
banking company out Of this State, except such
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the same proportion of irs other deposits for
the security OF depOsitors; but no such corpo.
ration shall pay any interest on current de-
pOstS.
23 No corporation organized under the
prov ions OF this act shall at any time pay out
on loans or discounts or ia purchasing drafts or
bills OF exchange Or in payment of deposilors,
nor shall 1t in any mode put in circulation the
notes OF any bank CT banking company, which
notes shall not at that time be redcemable in
specie at the place where such notes are made
payable.
"a. All grants, convcyances, assignments,
transfers, sales or disposition of property,
rights, credits or effects by any such corpora.
ton, for the purpose or with intent to secure
the payment OF one liability in preference 10
another or ano,hers, or in any manner to secure
any priority or preference to any one or more
creditors or which shall be intended to have such
operation or effect shall be void in respect to
all other persons and creditors whose rights or
remedies may be affected thereby
rs. II shall be lawful Tor such corporation
to purchase, hold and convey real estate for the
following purposes: lss, such as shall be neces.
sary for its immediate accommodation. banking
houses ard buildings connected Herewith. in
the transaction OF its business; End, such "A II
shall purchase at sales under judgments, de-
crees, Or mortgages nsl0 Ov such corporation
and at sales under judgments and DEGREES in
favor Of Others, where it is done with the sole
view of securing and saving debts due or to
become due to such corporation.
S 20. The said corporation shall not pur-
chase, hold or convey real estate in auy other
csee or tor any other purpose whatever; and all
conveyances OF such real estate shall be made
to the corporation and which the President and
cashier or either may sell, assign, grant Or con-
vey under direction of the corporation free FROM
any claim thereon in favor Of or against the
shareholders, or any person claiming under
them.
q. Upon the application OF the Auditor
or OF any shareholder or shareholder whose
shares shall amount to Eve thousand dollars. or
OF any person or persons holding evidence Of
Indebtedness against any such corporation 10
that amount, which application shall Get forth
10 iuli the facts and circumstances upon which
i Is made aud shall be verified by affidavit. the
Judge OF the District Court of the county in
which the business Of the corporation may Do
conducted, may order an sxs,uins tio. 20 De
made ~ any competent person or persons to Do
~ Aim appointed Of ths Affairs Of such corpo-
sAsaea ~ ~ paEpess ef aseertaiAiag tAe saieu
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Many men want wealth-not a competence
alone, but q fire story competence. Every thing
subseryes this and religion they would like as
. sort Of lightning rod to their houses, to ward
OF, by and by, the bolts Of divine wrath.
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Scarfs. Stocks and Cravats.

n have elegant ortmeGt Of sears lies, 5 locks
w and q await, both sls aud sstin Also te hn-
hobes, which Tecomuen appropriate pres
gentlemen. tCTsA at very moderate prices by
}. g. McutLL.
Ladies and Gentiemen's Furnishing store,
Dec lG-tf. Of Scare aud college street.
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Berhave,s Holland Bi.,ers.

The press of the country has been parcu loud in
the praise of the III Among the many notices,
following 10 in artial public
II well kno fact not ut pate3t ne
dicines and that bat sed advert them but Beer
have's Hollan Bitiers endorsed such a
manner a specific for the disease it processes
only advertise i, si it this favorable
tce unasked by the propret1r.HdRdet Zeit"ng, N Y.
The Philadelphia Argus in passing of The late exhbi-
held in hat city br the Franklin InsitIt say:
Ia noticing iicines, always enely cautious
unless sail fed of the Of the article Amng those
exhibited is the csle ed Holland Biters This med
extensively introduced every State in
Union and into the Canadian Provinces principally
the last years. The exhibition shows tes imo-
nals every angu known in America, amon which
we noc- from the late Hoa John Clayton of Della
ware; 49, dec30-1w
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Newsfrom virginia,

MADISON, C. H., Va, cct. 81. 1885,
DR.. c. NJ jackson. Dear SRI take pie ASSURE in add
ing certificate your lit, and mendi Foof
lanG's Biters all who may fl tn Dys-
pepsia Piles. 1 tad been afflicted iour Ave
months with Dyspp D ia, when 1 commenced taking the
b ers and they effected perfect had also
pain in my omach, attended with lies have never
had of the since cured by the
Btters, and very cheerfly recommend them TO who
may be similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER late P. II
Wtress-Jas NJ. Floyd.
for Hollands German ers. s sold by rug.
gts and keepers in every village in the
United States Indies America, rs cents
per bottle. Uan1-1m
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HELIFAx Jan. 2-The steamer Niagara with
dates of tn 18th. has rrived.
LospoN-Money is easier Consos, for account.
9214924. Bullion in tie bank OF England has isi.
'y increased.
HAMPTON ROADS Jan. 1.-The sloop of war sa-
ratoga 7rrived yesterday from Aspinwail, with
Walkers fllibuster's on board. All we'll
The crisis in the North of Europe Is severe.
Busines g. in Hamburg il improving.
FAILoREs-Powell & Son, London, Cheesbor-
ough & Sons Yorkshire; other failurers are expect
ea. Financial troubles among manufactures con-
tinue. London discount houses are easier, ApPii-
cations to the bank are light
Another unsuccessful attempt was made to launch
the l. viathan.
Ii is reported that the American Submarine
Compa lies have abandoned the attempt 10 raise
the Sunken ships at Sebastopol.
LIVERPOOL Dec 1s.-Ssles of Cotton for the
week amount to 28, 600 bales. Prices mas oeciheu'
particularly for pew crop.
American stocks unchanged
| The Niagara brings 81 100000 specie
Richar son and Spence, quote western canal
| -four at % 25s Southern 25a26s. wheat os lod, a
Is mixed corn 80 a33 5. 81. Yellow SO D d.a
| 34s. " bite 37a3Ss.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. Cotton, sales 1900 bales
| before tue Niasara's news was received nothing
| since.
Flour better IS; Wheat lower, Nothing doing
in Foreign exchange. New York par al pre-
MUM.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2-The steamer Magnolia from
n York lol New Orleans put in here In distress.
Foreign News per. Niagara.
| LIVERPOOL Dec. l9.-Estmated sales OF Cotton
4 600 b iies of which 800 went TO sp' culator;
| he mark is Quiet and in rather better demand
| Stock in port 3S7 900 ball OF which $4,000 bales
| are American.
Bullion ia the bank of England increased one
million three hundred and eightysthree Thousand
pounds during the week
LIygRPooL-W heat buoyant; Corn and Spirits
of iurpeutin firm; Beef, Lard and Rice heavy
Pork, Bacon and Rosin dull; Sugar dull, declined
CINoINNATI, Jan. Flour very dull $50; Oat
80: Wheat, Corn and Barley unchang d; Rye 80
whisky 10; Hos dull 43l44; Provisions dull;
Mess Pork SIP so.
LIVERPOOL Cotton quotations; Orleans far
Is; middling, 81; Mobie fair, 6; middlIn5 {
upland fair, 81; mddling, o..
WASHINGTON, jar. 2-General Scott arrived an
called OF the President to-day. He will RENAL
several days arranging tor the campaign agains
| the MormOus in the Spring.
New YoRK, Jan 2.-Cotton, sales 1000 bales
Mi ding Gr"rgi,, 81; upland mi iding, 81; Flour
heavy 81 90 4 so tor State and 81 10 tor SoutherL
No sales OF hat New Southern Corn, 57a6(
Mes PORK, SO 5Oil5 81; bacon steady, hams.
81; larI du whisky 2l4a22.
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~sn ...x ne flIaxssr MAsKEr PKscz ~ oAss. hr
w -prx sua erssn hsass. dsissrea a. eai efsSs's
s'sSs 10 having hide. sell VIII call On 8 De-
fore sa.es.isF Of sAsa s's p. G. ANDERSON.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS For SALE.

DY virtue decree Of the Chsncery Court 1T Nash
ID Vile at November Term 1851, in the case Of Geo
Wood and others vs. II. }. hreider and Others,
hall On Monday he 18th Of January, 1885, a. the upper
end House, on the tuoc SO iare IN Nash
OF Ia d Shes ham county, known As the kingston
springs occupied by Ed. hretder And the 9Th
Of "a mon tn Spring., sh al proceed
the kitchen furniture belonging 10 sid Eo
spring the personal property Belonging the
attached the spring Hotel
land upon . credit Of and years with
date and the property for cash for
ali -ndeF sl00, ali 500 and under $50
three onths Credit all 900 ak onths credit
Notes <ith security will be required;
u ID
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID virtue OF u J directed, and DELIVERED from
y the honorable Circuit Court of Davidson County,
Tennessee at its September Term, 1887 viii expoe to
public sale to the highest bidder cash, at the Court
house yard gate in the City Nashville, Of Saturday,
the Oh day of January 1885, right, title clair,
interest and estate which Robt TindaI then had,
may since acquired in and the descrb
ed tract of land, being part Of OF No. 1885, plan
Nashville, beginning at the southwest of VIM
williams lot McLemore street, thence at right angles
said half Spruce street, 81 feet the
norhwsrdly G. feet to alley thence down the alley 81
feet McLemore street thence with McLenore street 62
the beeiu niDg being the that heretofore
conveyed to J. B. hte by Isaac Paul and e. Cunning
ham separate Deeds which duly registered at
Registers 0ce in Davidson county, State OF Tennnes-
and said lots situated Immediately in the rear oil
of Spruce street, Methodist Church For more particular
description of said Lot reference made to Book No ~
page 43l in the Registers Office, Davidson county
Levied the property of K. Tndao satisfy two execp
tions in favor of L. L. Best use jno p. sedge.
J. X. EDMUNsON, Sheriff.
Dec. ltd K. @. Drake. G.. d. @.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF ii ia directed, and delivered from
ID the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee, its September Term, 1857, will expose 10
public SALE the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house yard the City of Nashville Monday the
18th day Of January, 1855, all the right title, claim, in
which A GmIkAN then had may have
acquired and the following described tract Of
land.-one tract Of land containing twenty-five 800
acres on which - Dixon now hves-bounded on the
South the Nashville Chattanooga railroad, the
by lands Mrs. p. ID. Davis the north by
entry No. -, made by William H. Hsgans and on the
by the ands Of Or. r.. Wallace and Thomas A.
Harris said land situated in he 9th Civil District OF
Davidson county. Levied tie property of A. GILL
satisfy execution in favor Of JessEE joiner.
J. h. EDMoNDSoN, Sheriff.
By JSo. DAVIS, O. ID. c. z decl4-td
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~" VI ackno Ie 90 IA iuvir ton ki"''y eI-
tended to Us, by tn Proprietor of RI. SoUrHGArE
HOUSE,, Cincinnati, to att"ud New Yetr'-F stivaI,
at that Irs'itItion. HaG the sum mons = ach-i IA
in i'm any doubt, we hit NV h d as t. tn"
propri ~ OF OF 2, goul1 hsv, en- disp III, by
2. rus / Of th- Bill Of Fare w should ave most
certainly one. W. should think V-ry li'tle Of the
soci d f. lings Of ny man, VINO could rot perform
su~h jrurr.y tat from Nashville to Gu en- All,
20 @ Iuu.r win friend. " are sorry IN bill
let m" g. day after the fast" an thus " di-.
ptIcR our grrt "
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SHERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue OF ia TO directed, and delivered from
- the Honorable Circuit Court, of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September Term, 1851, will expose
public SALE the highest bidder cash. the Court
house yard gate, in the City of Nashville Saturday,
the 9Th day of January 1885, all the right title, claim
interest and which Robt. Tindall then had,
may have since acquired in and the following descrb
ed of land being OF Lot No. 1885, in the plan
Nashville, beginning the southwest corner Of VIM.
Williams lot McLeDore street, thence at right angles
with said street, half Spruce street about 81 feet
thence nofthwardy, % feet to alley, thence down the
alley, 81 feet to McLemore street, thence with McLemore
street, % feet to the beginning being the that
heretofore conveyed to j. b. White, Isaac Paul and h..
Cunningham separate deeds, which duly register
in the Registers Office in Davidson county, State OF Ten
nessee said lot is situated Immediately the of
Spruce street. Methodist Church. For particular
description reference made regtratve of deeds In
Book No. 49, page 43l Regsters' office OF Davidson
yTennessee Levied the property of Robt Tndal
to satisfy executions in favor OF h. L. Best for J.
Z. Sledge- JNO. X. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
Dec loft. E. @. DRAKE G. ID. @.
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Va able Land for Sale.

II Wish seL the farm where now live, con
about t., hundred ninety acres, situated t~eiss
miles South from Nashville, between the Nashv.e an
Murfreesboro Turnpike and the Nashville and
Railroad a part OF said Turnpike near
a half mile, D part lies within Two hunoreo 40
the Railroad The place Is well improved comio I
dwelling and out houses; good water and orGhan "a - -
Apple Peach trees, and other fruits Inc Ano %
quality good cultivation there pelhg nov
sxty-hve well with clover. All the iaSo Is ~
closed with Cedar rails, has abundance OF "oou
every way desirable plantation, being aomit'eo oe VI
the most healthy situations in Davidson county.
Those wishing TO buy good pleasant and heathy
would do well soon DESTROYS TO sell and VIII
give bargain. Apply subscriber the premises
or to James H. Mcdonald ksa Nashville, AN Cherry
street; to NANCE WOODWARD, Nashville
Oct29-eouan. Z. II. WALLACE.
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TrnYeIiil q AgcnI.

R. P. Moss, Esq, Intends shorty 10 visit our
subscribers in thu fpIowin, counti-s, Williamson,
Naurv, Wave, Fl rdi", Lrwr nc, Gil ., N'rsh'l
Lnco'n d'ord, Ruth rfprd for tn purpose
OF collecting our SUD crip'ious If ny o. our
Merch,ats have c-iuI- il a"y of tn anov~ counties
an wish IN ne ATTENDED TO, IN Gu writ. TO Mr..
Mos, F. ,ukin mil thu 2Oto int.
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SfxERIFF,S SALE.

ON the 5th day of January, 1858, will proceed SELL
~ by virtue of n ~ to me directed, from the Hon.
Grimm al Court of Davidson county all the right title and
interest, that W. H. dsend has, may a
tain house lot situated the city of Nashville the
South OF Market Gay Streets, ths-dsy
levied 10y the property OF said w. H. Townsend,
atisfy The ma in behalf Of the state
Tennessee rs. Dowhes and Jeremiah eay and W. ID.
TO nsend. also, satisfy two other jas TO directed
the Court above, and thisday levied by
in behalf OF the state of Tennessee W. Ii. Town
alone said sale be for cash to the highest bid
der Court House Yard gate, in The city Of Nash
vile. Sale take within he hours prescribed
J. K. EDMOSDSOS, Sherin
BY II p EsTIs Dem Sheriff. dec7-td