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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver or Storm ooh - =


Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Plies, Acidiiy or Sick
ness OF the stomach, fulness az Blood to the Head
lpa or swimming IN the Head Palpiiaton Of the
Heart rliiness or weight in the Stomach, Eructa
tions Choking or Sunocaimg feeling when lying down
dryness or yellowness Of the skin and Eyes. Night
Sweats inward Fevers, pain in the Small of the Back
Chest or Side, sudden nushes of heat Depression OF
Spirits, Frishtfrl Dreams, languor, Dependency
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blotches on the Skin
and Fever and Ague (or Chills and Fever) II wiii
also cure diseases Of the Bladder and Womb such
Seminal Weakness, Incontinence of Urine stranguary
Inflammation or Weakness of the Womb or Bladder,
Whites. &c.
There Is no Mistake about ID. 81
This Cordial viii never fail any the above
diseases, If taken per directions each bottle in
German, English and French.
Over Half Million of hotties
Have been sold during the past months, and in
instance has il failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then viii suffer from weakness debility when
McLean's Strengthening Cordial will cure you.
To the Ladies'.
Do you wish 10 be healthy and strong3 Then go at
and strengthen your blood flow through every
vein, and the rich rosy bloom Of health 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
For Children.
We say 20 parents, If your children sickly, pn
ny, or afflicted with complains prevalent among chill
dren, give them small quantity of McIean's Cordial
and II will make them healthy, fat and robust Delsr
not a moment try il and you will be convinced.
TT Is DFJIcInIIc tn TEYR
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Sheit0n's Marble Works. !.
Chareh street, aeNl door Coraelnss eabsaet shop,
Nashville, Tenn.
FIsffE undersisl ls sOail ialoFsn his ifiends (SrN
Ana the iabiIc srferaily that ne w.i can ksAlI
Ilnve the l..ftlIE BUSINESS IN lhk cay Al -
kiz shup, next sopF - Corneiuss IAb4act- x -
shop. Oaurch steess, aad calls stsRtioa IL
Las stslss ~ ~
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.,
Nh.cl he has exhbsItan ald FOR sale, embracing
sfeal VARSITY ailshsd tbs Iust sgterh Gssa1slps
lIe = prelar, - asagfaetare the sAarssst notice
IA a r b e IA amGels aaa syeTy description e
Marble ~ oFl<. ~ tae a1est Anserican AIsd ltais
iaa AaF Ale. lis sssfk Nd hsrcsosstc, be var.
ranted, aud has prsnss ~ snsi the times
tAa.l--ss II. l. SHELTON
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ChtIdren,. ni.ea.e..

Rddsndy's IieaondfiHg hesoiodni should be hailed
blessing By every mother throughout the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
b. eakings out (thus early evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock Few doses of the
Aeoufir9 Resoiref will eradicate every vestge Of the
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$50 TER MS:
Daily, per annuma. So 90
Tri-Weelly per annuIn, ............ 90
Weekly, per annun, :. -. -. :. ......... 8 90
One Weekly for two years, two WecIclcs
for one year, in advance, ............. 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekiy, or Weekly Is 10 be
discontinued lpaid III advance the subscribed
for) the subscriber order, otherwise will be
continued, at our option until paid for and stopped
II not paid it be paid the time Of discontnu-
ance, or at option. Ii the party good il viii be
sent until paid. ~ p
Remittances by mail, in registered letters at
risk.
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sERIES---NO. 7s4.
Meoiral
a9a Nj C l. f A MS
strengthening Cordial q
~ AND BLOOD PURIFTER.

AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
The greatest Remedy in the World!
HfS CORDIAL. i distilled from Berry known
~ 70 myself, and chemically combined with some
OF the most valuable medicinal roofs herbs and bars
known 20 the mind Of man, viz blood root black
root, Wild cherry bark yellow dock, danoeons sar-
saIaFiia, elder flowers, with Others producing the
most inalIbie remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known.
IT is Natures own Remedy.
curing diseases by natural laws When taken its
heaiing influence is felt coursng through every vein
OF the BODY, purifying and acceerating the circulation
OF the blood IL neutralizes any bilious matter In the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization.
Mclean Strengthening Cordial will efiectnaiy
! Ii1-er itifs -Inltt
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Every Country Merchant

Should not leave the city until he has procured sup
ply Of McIean's Strengthening Cordial II sells rapid
ly, because II always cures A liberal discount will
be made to those who buy TO sell again.
CAUTION-BeNare of Druggists dealers who may
try to palm upon you some bitter Sarsapara trash
which they can buy cheap, by saying il is just as
good. Avoid such men. Ask for McIezn's Strength
enng Cordial, and take nothing else. is the only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly and al
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning Just before
breakfast, Is certain preventive for Cholera Chils
and Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease
as- Price only 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor S.
j. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of the Cordial,
Also MeLcan's Volcanic Oil Iinirncnt
BS- Principal Depot on the corner OF Third and
Pine street. ST Louis, Missouri.
sfJ-For sale in Memphis by Mansfield 4 Co. John
& Long, and by Ward Jones, at proprietor's
prices.
RSy- For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT & Co. ,
Springer K Bro, and Raymond Patton
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LIVERY STABLE.
y1TM. T. WRIGHT n CO, wuHid respect ~
w fully inform the cit.zois uf Nashville t--sFN
aad the public generally, that they have ZS-lA-
purchased the well known Livery stable and the stock
iid nNtIrcs. Formerly occupied 10y Wm. J. Philips,
Market street, lust below the square.
We have hgst rate hUts and box stalls 10 accommo-.
date droycgs, and all our friends who may favor Us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves To give satisfaction IA all cases.
We have Il iargc number of lue Saidie Horses ana
GEe Bugglcs hi:e al all times.
The fact is, do not nteud being surpassed by any
Stable in the southern country. Come along aud
for yourselves.
fcbJ-iy WN. WRIGHT 4 co
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' Remedies and Quick Cures.
Persons Of CensumptiTe Habifs,
READ THIS!

fIfO IHE offENbhHG COAfANl; For the Grs
Il time 10 my life am Induced certify 10 the truly
wonderful effects of popular medicine boz IN send
ing you the certificate feel thai am osiy Dis harr M
a dgty that owe % the Grafenbcrg Company and
more especially 70 suffering humanity.
About the nrst of June last, had negro man taken
with eough attnnded with restiessneas Spitilng o!
blood and other dangerous symTsoms ~ cousnn1yon.
Immediately called m truly skifui and scirnfine
he treated hi for several weeks, but he gradually
grew worse | then had another physician Of Erea
reputation m lung diseases He examined him, and
also eclded h 70 be hopeless u consumption
and sad S-- nssirss 10 spend moaey N trying
cure him -
ls4a pressousiy promised the cr.fenbers Agent.
here, (Neasrs Wells LoSpll that whnn she d~ctor.
save eln sp woaia ty shs errfeaesrg consus'P-
The began nproFe t.king only ave or si
doses HE loak only l~o bottles u tie balm and
thrce octtes q dc erfenberg sarss14rlls csnpoand
day consider han entirely He = worth 81 2oo
aha ne = aoinf ne gooa serFcp ou t|lu rl4ufak.o1
caasidsr him p~fisefy soand ard vel a. he - al.
nsaTsy and sifz ~iiAoas ssst.se o slFs g disease
have Used tss Gr<f-nberx conxsnplxeas balm
severe e-s-s q eeasssaI.,on n ms PrsstOs, ~ih -
q AEnAfis. A. D.4
Tutffn = Wells Tenn.
M er<ienssss csn<an,l1sss B.In. ~li siisetaziiy
o4s.s Il Csld tss Inars and Cesl fanEoor CON-
hl1s1 With illIc1ll 1rcatklns, Pans ne Chest ana
hro0chls, thr ersrfenbfrs Consemptirss Balm nil
oecen1s eapaE nei CyasziaIsAan- n al eases de-
lays Hre dangerous ury are a. hundred lpAa 10
Al da.-ases haFux fendeHcy - Cot.suln,'lion. =.
sarnssts aas al . bsusaEs Ne ceasaHpsiss E.isa
ss- ne rros q he consor.,.lvs's balm 1. Is ne,
bglaic- Af.Ex. MzctkESLiE. Nashxnls.
AErDt f0r the Grxleaberg Company fog fenncssee,
A--e-'.as 80 ess<t1 u4n-e-4
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Auction Card.

IsHE subscriber having eonEsmnatsd slrrsn gsniehts
vnh Mr.. A. A. Sf7aN1ER, an experieneed aud prlc-
ticaI Atlct,ileer ssi ttcad and mako sales oi teAi
Estate stsanbOats, household Inrlt1re with All "a
daor zlles BENZ. b. SHIELDS
.r.t-ff
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TIE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
Broadway, corner Of Houston street, New York.
ffsHI> popular Hcfei, contUctef
i ulssa the Eusov4As Ptsx, 10 .A%SA ~
Gated Ia the costly aud aeslr. EzIEtfFzzkA
abir qszrtnr of the 3etreFotis hay E&stI4lge&-
ne Wsatherea, suer-sSfrlty, The sz@<-@+--z<s<@
caasres al revftsses eaters aea the ss
with Fesrsgel art~rf-Aisoa b. The HaagrF nara
have heretaere received. stsgie rtsns 50 eents -
cents $if per cay. fks,sbir rnsnls ar Far9Es
81 50 70 - % per day A4.s extra al al hours and
osderra, ln snussnrr this hozse of ceOl-
aua t4esl v-atitafed IN the cltg, AMI
eomnisnsls risi.9as arr, is tenassfaare 81 te Ero
i1s brss heated throustslt b sar4la
- CHARLES n sIiIll, rropriesar
Samuel. i. AkAi. Asnsgsr.
as- ffe sabserssrss Ia lirssxszs win be eontnct
ed ussal tfs sssens n the Hotel kaa a
A<4sAu ssEses. All oesiaezs latresied - hlm NH
CHARLES IT. SMITH,
saars-an Attorney aud couuseitor a. Law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

OF the Council in Algeria, in order to show
that France recognizes religious equality.
The project started by the British Governor
of the Ionian Islands, to cede 1--WE Of the
islands TO Greece, was received with marked
disfavor by the French ministerial journals.
sPn5n.
The Government had triumphed in almost
all the second elections.
An earthquake occurred at Seville on the
llth, by which some buildings were damaged.
The Riff pirates had made their submission
to the Commandant of the Spanish Possess
ions on the coast of Africa,
india,
The Bombay mail of Oct. %, reached Suez
on the 8th Nov.
Several scattering encounters with the
rebels are reported, but nothing important.
Several actions have been fought near
Lucknow, In which the rebels were destroyed
in great numbers.
The health Of the British troops is reported
IS very satisfactory
Tantia Topee retTeated from Esaugur on
the first setting the town on Gre, and entered
ChandaTee on the 9th of October A portion
of his forces were afterwards encountered by
Gen. Mitchell, and were entirely routed, with
the loss Of all their guns.
The plan of the campaign which was about
to commence, shows that Lord Clyde intends
to surround and destroy, as a military force,
the scattered bands of the rebels.
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A man in New Orleans sitting on keo of
powder amused himself with throwing some
Of it into fire near by where children were
roasting oysters; soon he had unconsoiously
made train from fire to keg and suddenly
1t lighted, the keg exploded, and up the man
went whirling in the air. to alight happily in
the river, whence he was rescued, badly
burned.
Some New York burglars had collected
$1,000 worth of Mr.. Morris's marble eoods
on Friday night, preparatory to its abslrnc.
ton, but some wide.awake watohman fright.
ened them into abandoning the plumber in
the store yard. More successful wore depre.
dators in Hartford. They stole property val.
ued at several hundsed dollars from Mrs. Sig.
ourney's house, ransacked drawers and b1
reaus in every apartment, injured every art-
Gle they did nor take away, and after operat-
ing extensively with their chisels and augers.
retired with iewelry, ladies' apparel, rare
keepsakes &C., in profusion.
The Mississippi Senate has passed n bill
prohibiting after the FIRST of January next.
the circulation-n the State of all bank notes
of the denomination of $40, and under. Ii
also passed bin granting divorces to ali mar.
ties who may have been separated from bed
and boarc three years, without efecting re-
Cancellation.
The trial of John j. oimpkins, mate Of the
schooner Kesiah, for stealing five slaves, for
which Baylss, the captain, is now serving a
long term in the Penitentiary Of Virginia,
took place in Petersburg, Va, on Saturday,
and resulted in his acquittal.
A right whale was taken on Monday last.
oil East Hampton, Long Island, which made
thirty barrels Of oil and o fnback whale.
which made fifteen barrels. A large whalo
came INTO Proyincetown harbor on Sunday,
but was not taken.
Mrs. Evane, regular spiritualist medium,
went stark mad while speaking in public at
Cincinnati on Monday night. She was lock-
ed up in a station house.
Oberlin College, Ohio, has at present ono
thousand, two hundred and forty1nine stu
dents, OF whom Ave hundred and thirtoon
are females,
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Gss 4alIg SPg.
rrFsnAY. NoYEMpE & 30. ,as.

THE CRY EhEcTIoN.-OUr readers will ind
in the papers of this morning a call for
a Citizens Meeting. We had intended to
present some views on the subject Of that
election. but impaired health and other press
ing engagements, have prevented. We may
say, hove in brief. that while we should
rejoice to see the combined and united Re-
publican party preseDt ticket, which, by its
strength and character should command the
sutfrages Of our citizens, weshould. also, regret
to see its organization perverted to the use OF
few Office seekers of the smallest Sind,-to
the nomination Of a ticket, in favor CT whose
election no reason could be assigned but that
it is party nomination. So, in reference to
a citizens ticket, that We hold the same opin-
ions we have heretofore expressed. No oiti-
zens' ticket can secure our support, under
any circumstsnces-even if the Republicans
were not in the field in their party character,
which should ignore the supremacy Of that
party in the city, and should not fairly repre-
sent it's numerical and moral power. The
only true object of citizens ticket is, to Sc
cure an ADLER and better government than
we should otherwise have, and, if it fails to
do that, it is better to adhere to perty divis-
ions, and make the dominant party response
bic for the administration of the government
OF the city.
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WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29.-New Orleans pa.
pers of Monday are to hand, containing the
details OF the Mexican news by the Tennes-
see.
The Vera Cruz Progresse Of the 18th inst,
contains an account of an engagement be-
tween the forces under Gen. La Lave at Ten
Gouapan and a body of Eohegary's troops,
who were endeavoring to effect en- advance
towards Vera Cruz by way of San Salvador.
The Zuloagistas were met first by Canache
and next by La Lave, who very rapidly de-
feated them.
NIdaurri was theoretically preparing for
ne" movement against Niramon, and was full
of confidence.
Fldautri states in his address, that his loss
was not SO great as has been supposed, and
especially the loss of life was small.
Three hundred Emancpatdars, of the ne
g1oos who were captured by the Spanish war
steamer Fenadito, bad been placed at the dis
position of the City Councils of Havana, and
were to be employed in the construction of
the aqueduct from Vento, and erecting build
lngs for those engaged in the work.
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-
Al meeting Of she Board OF Manegerl q the Wor,-
ter Chiljfens Frieud HrCi, he'd at Bra y7iHI
Browns, Pearl Street, Saturday, thu 9Th mi
Voted unanimously that this Boari return f5er orI
to lhe different FlIt Companies Of tSe Civ t3r tiie
prompt, vigorous, and successful cIItions on honda
morning, 22d Inst in aTresttug the prog5egs Of Ire az
at the OFphsus' Home and Ia saving from entire do
sruedoh, The property aud buildings OF this eherthed
Institution
Voted ALDO that re express orr grateful ACKNOWLEDGE
monte, sHd appreciation Of the energetic services Of
cih'r individuals from the city, Rad 10 ALL Tor the t
Client ald generous aynpsthy, kindnssg, ard good wiz
manifested on an occasion which hae Allied 60 many
hssEts with grief and sadness.
The O7erseers OF tho City Poor will HkcVisa occar+
The thanks Of The Bosrd, for their Kind constellation in
This emergency, Ia utnishing Matron and her f,mi
y not ouly with very comfortable and convenient hut
slro very pleasant rooms through the winter the Civ
aims House. Nor mast the active and Thoughtful ore
pscaons far their receptonthe Inequalities and cheer
Isl attentions received hy members Of tho Bosrd from
the courteous Superintendent and bis lady 1T the time Of
the romovs Of orphan family, be emitted in cur card
OF thanks. Per order Of the Board
u. KN0WLT0N, Secretary
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Meteorological Observations
At the State Luuac Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Nov. Is, 1853
Thermometer. Rfnd. Rein
noard I'd Mnror md AIdermen.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
Petitions Preseated-Ot Joseph Walker & Co.,
for leave to dig a trench in Lincoln Square
granted R C. Som9rs, for license to exhibit
series OF dioranic views OF scenes in lives Of fire.
men, naval battles, &C., five days from Dec. Sd
granted of widow Of F. Warren late City Mar
shal, for an allowance for the use Of horse during
the year 1858, and Of furniture in the MarshaTs
office, was appropriately referred of City Treas
urer, asking that his bonds may be cancelled for
the years l8567-referred to Committee on
claims. The amount uncollectable for 1856 is
S407 "a for 1857, S2l92 o.
The Water Commissioner was authorized to
contract with VIM. T. Mortified for an additional
supply of water, according to conditions previ-
ously made
The Treasurer was authorized to pay for mill
tary services rendered during the year the follow
ing sums To Company A, Third Battalion Ri,
frsmeu, 1915 90; to Company B, Tenth Regi,
ment Infantry, $3.50; to Band for Company a,
S74; to Band for Company B, 1852 90 and the
Mayor drew his warrants accordingly.
Alderman Lincoln, from the Committee on
Education, submitted report on the purchase of
lots in the Tatnuck School District, accompanied
with order appropriating $500, at the most, for
the purchase of additional land adjoining the
present school house lot
Messrs Elijah Hammond, Peregrn P. Gilbert,
POmerOy KnOwlton, and Benjamin F. Stowell,
were drawn as traverse jurors for the Court com
mencing Decemoer Is.
The papers relating to highways were taken
from the files.
The decree laying out and locating portion of
Madison street, was accepted
The decree laying out and locating Glen street
was also adopted.
The City Clerk was authorized to issue war
rants for the city election on Monday, Dec. 18th,
from 9 A. M, to 4P.M
In executive session, Jonas Bartlett was nu-
thorzed to collect house ofTal for Wards l, 2, 3,
4, and 5; William Spencer for Ward 6 and Jos.
Lowell, Jr., for Wards and 8.
The Board then adjourned for three weeks
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TIE LAST GHOST SToRY.-Astoria, fLonq
Islandl is celebrated for its ghosts. The last
story is as follows
/" We lately heard of an inn by the road
SIDE, IN which one room, whore the landlord
had died, was ever after called the mysterious
chamber, containing the bed Of the former
occupant. in which no traveller might rest, as,
if he attempted to do So the ghost of the for
mer landlord would shake him out. Several
having tried, and got good shaking, the use
OF the chamber had to be abandoned, till one
cold north western night, wearied traveller
had the temerity to seek repose on the only
bed which was vacant, wieh proved to be this
same haunted bed as he was very tired
he determined that no ghost should shake
him out. But he had no sooner dropped
asleep than the whistling of the wind, the
creaking of rusty hinges, and violent shak-
ing of his bed, awoke him. Nothing daunt
ed, but with the right spirit of inquiry, he
concluded that natural results must have nat
ural causes; he calmly waited for another
shake, which came with the next gust OF
wind and cresking Of hinges, which pro.
eeeded from the inns swinging sign. 1t was
fastened by staples to a loose beam which
peoJected into our travellers room, and
against which the head Of his bed rested
Being satisfied that the ghost was only
Northwestern, he quietly removed the bed to
the middle of the room, and slept the rest Of
the night without single shake"
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ArrEval Of sl.e ArnRo.

New YoRE, Nov. 29.-Stearnship Arago
from Ravre and Southampton, Cfrom the lat
Ter on the 18th, the same day that the North
Briton left Liverpool arrived today, with
upwards of two hundred passengers, among
them Paulding Tatnell, bearer of dispatches,
and of the new Japan treaty, Rev. DR.. Pat
ton, bearer of dispatches from Rome, H. Ger.
main, French Consul at New Orleans, and
bearer Of dispatches from Paris, Mrs. Senator
Gwin, Hon. VIM. Aiken and Bishop Davis
Of South Carolina, and other notables
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

LECTURE ON WEST INDIA EMANc1PAT1oN-
Rev. Charles W. Denni0on of Chelsea late Uni
ted States Consul at the West Indies, will give
lecture, in this city, at the chapel of the Third
Baptist Society, this evening, on "The actual
workings of the English Emancipation Act the
result Of his residence in his official capacity in
the West Indies. Mr.. Dennison has delivered
this lecture before the Legislature of Vermont,
where resolutions endorsing it were unanimously
adopted. He has also delivered it in Providence.
Newport, Fall River, and other places, where it
has been received with similar favor A contri
button will be taken up at the close to defray the
expenses of the lecture.