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tbs season u the year. family ought 10 90 n resi- i
outlavg gin the house prompt efficient remedy fo
eoera orbua OF darrh- disorders that ant 70
ages aad Which may result in fatal consequences before phy
clan can be procured.
The 6aug Byseney Syrup, only 50 cents per bottle has
10 tne lass ten years cured of disorders Of the bowels
no matter how Violent than all other remedies prescriptions
put together.
Dr. H5baFd chairman q the Board Of Healthof New York. in
me worst cholera season, cees that time medicine
so z. s quarantine ground, there another fatal
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of Croon Water Works. certhss
I cures az cases Of boVeloompants produced BY eating too
Muh ru or from other causes from Immediate oppage
q the DISCHARGES, but from chemical change producd BY II in
ne contents Of the bowels and that produces aheetons Of
NE brain which other remedies apt to do.
throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy Bloody Fux tmay be had Of all Druggists
and q the subscriber at Patterson & Frees furniture store
jel6-6 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
SICK BABIES WANTED!
before they i've years old; Calomel and Cod Liver Oh
wont save them powerful medicines have the deleteous e
te The only remedy the diseases the second summer, for
measles o0e, deranged bowels, depressing levers,
GFBfenberg ChiIdPen's Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
Mei enii1ren dying daily New York from the OF
shlll uliAs this was found TO be the only remedy.
where SICK babe is in the house, this medicine Is worth
rs weight In gold the prescriptions Of physicians and
otaef remedies have been tried in vain.
the certificates OF physicians who have used Il wanting,
can furnish scores OF them. Having had twelve experience
OF Us value family and throughout the State, have
hesitation inoing % refund the Of the DyseneTy Syrup
ana Chdrens Pauacea, should they fail 70 do exactly what
promise Tor ten- ALEX. MACKENZIE,
at Freeman & Patterson's,
Iel0-u College Nashville.
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A scene at the HsrtfOrdshIre, England
Election.

EleCllons
LosD BULwEE on TIE srUNP.-Ths london Star
received BY the last steamer describes the following
ezlraordinaTy soeoe:
most painful scene occurred at HEREFORD on
Tuesday. The 18th Towards the close Of the pro-
ceediDEs Of lbs Hsrtfordshire election just after
Sir Edward BulEer Lytton had concluded his adj
dress with a fervent tribute Of sdmiratiOR to the
yousniy beauty exhibited in the long line Of open
carriages, ehaises and vans drawn in the front
of the hustinQs there was an unWonted stir in the
crowd which parted to admit Of the passage Of e
hired broughaa from one Of the town inns. The
carriage having stopped, two ladies alighted, one
Of them an extremely handsome woman Of about
forty I'VE Years Of age, with fresh complexion, and
with eyes Of dazzling beauty
The LADY who was evidently laboring under ex
element which exercised all her powers to control
advanced as nearly as she could through the oroHd
toward the musings and announced herself ss the
vile Of the Right Hon. Sir E. B. LyttOn, stating
that she had cJne according 10 a promise made By
her TO confront her husband, and 10 expose the
wrongs which she said BE had inflicted on her, snd
VII Oh she had described in her works and a pam
pallet pub ished By her
The appearance Of the lady was not unexpected,
as her comiug had been announced in bills and pla-
cards; but owing 20 q deception which had been
practiced upon her by some persons in the town
who had introduced themselves to her, she vas de-
Iained in he town Ehe the sl -ctiOn was proceed
ing the Vi5iuuy Those IN Ine secret anticipated
that she you'd not discover the mistake until the
proceeding we're over and thsl her 10 ign would be
thus frustrated Il was nearly - Recognized
soon observed, her voice was nearly drowned b
the shouts Of Sir Edwards supporters, but Sir Ed
wards eye caught hers, and his face paled
He looked like man suddenly attacked BY para
lysis Those near him say he trsmbled exceedingly.
For few moments he retained his position in front
Of the hastings, but turned his back on the unwel
coined visitor Then be suddenly disappeared b,
low the hurting platform, while his wife cried,
Coward" and he ha'i hasti signed the usual
declaration, escaped inte The residence Of the gen
tleman on whose grounds the election took place
Lsdy LyitOn continued to address the audience
sembled for more thaa quarter Of an hour, re-
peating her statements in her pamphlet, and assert
ing her intention 10 confront her husband every
possible occasion until she compelled him 20
dress herWrOngs. Her ladyship subsequently, male
an application to the mayor for the Of the town
ball, fer the purpose Of making public statement
but this being refused her, she LEFT the town early
in the afternoon. Lady Lytton arrived IN Hartford
ct three och OK the morning Of Tie election ha,
ing posted from Taunton, where she resides. 1t is
Deedless 20 say that the event caused the greatest
possible exoitment in Hertfordshire.
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Joe Smith first endeavored to induce TburlOw
Weed, then publishing the AHti has0aie Inquirer at
Rochester, to print his Bible; but ThurlOW, not
liking the prophets seOuri y, af,ad the speeu-
latiOn would not pay, so he declined 1t was sub
sequently printed by Egbert K. Grandin, of the
Palmyra Sentinel at that town, in 1929, and the job
was paid for by fanatical farmer named Harris
Smith pretended to have dug up the plates which
the book was inscribed on hill near the town Of
Manchester n. Y, in obedience to a vision from the
Lord The plates were alleged to have been buried
there by the lost tribe Of Nephi:
The manner in which Smith translated these plates
was by placing himself behind a screen, and put
ting pair Of magic spectacles that he found lying
in the "mound" beside them, reading Them vi h
perfect ease Oliver COWdery, his scribe, or aman
uensis, stood outside the screen, and as be read
transcribed Them in ordinary manuscript The
sheets as they were finished, taken possession
of by MOrmons in waiting, ard carried thence to the
printing Office. They carefully watched them
during the process Of composition, and took posses
sion of the sheets as they came from the press,
much in the same manner as bank notes are watched
while in the printers hands, that no extra copies
might be issued Nevertheless, despite his peroau-
lions Smith declares that he lost one hundred and
eighteen pages of his Bible It might be supposed
that with his 'plates" before him. he could easily
have supplied the omission. And so he no doubt
would have done, had he really been the translator
of the book, he pretended to be. But to explain
his inability on this scOree, he eunningy prentend-
ed to have received information from the Lord that
his enemies had altered portions Of the lost manu-
script with view to confOunding him, and to have
been forbidden to re write it. Some suppose that
the one hundred and eighteen pages Of manuscript
alluded TO we're lacking the original copy surrep-
ttiously obtained by RigdoW from the window
- L.. L. III 20
have lost them, in order to make still stronger i'm
preston on the minds Of the superstitious.
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It viii great deal OF Trouble II our
friends, in writing to will bear in mind the following rules
Always give dale post Office county and State in the body
Of yOurletter.
II you wish the paper changed from ce to smother give
both Offices in full
Ii wrson ness and on other write separate
sheets OF pdpeT, otlIerent leaves u one sheet.
Letters aud communications solicited all such facts and
subjects may be Of information the public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever Will receive
nOattention.
Correspondents should only upon the paper
hecannOt undertake return rejected communications.
All letters business should be directed to Mess +. g
EASTMAN Co.. and not personally either Of the POPHe
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White's Greek sDr5ngs,

HVE subscriber will be prepared to receive BOarers at this
watering place, u miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacsen from the FIRST of July the st September
There will be barroOm kept is designed chiefly for
the Odat0n Of Families and individuals who wish
quiet heahfu place during the heat OF Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, well
quire any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared render the situation OF visitors
pleasant.
Price Board 81 so per day 81 90 per week Servants
Children under 10 years Of age, half price
may23-dtWW3m Z. L. CROCRER
SMALL, FARM FOR SALE.--I offer for sale ny
miles from the city Of Nashville, Immediately
Galatn Turnpike, containing yfouT Thebudings
comfortable substantially all in excellent repair.
half Of the land openaauce in timber, and we'll set in blue
grass.
AIRY who desires comfortable home, good pike and
Lousv Nashville Railroad situated
ul nehb0rhOod church, school and
all within quarter mile) will find good opportunity
purchase determined sell. Terms and further inOr-
may obtained addressing the undersigned from
Rev. DR.. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House.
Il. SALT STEVENSON,
JuneIl-WeOwu Nashville, Tennessee.
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POWDER AGENTS.



TEVIE subscribers offer for sale the following choice brands
Wines, Bnudies, &c:
50 Baskets Star brandt
. =" Eugene CquOit, pints and quarts;
10 u" Widow Nive Cliquiot;
10 " Fleur de Sellery and Grown brands;
so boxes Choice Clarets;
casks Harmony and other choice brands Of Sherry and Ma
deria.
10 cases Swiss AbSyath;
10 Curacau and MarashinO;
50 GOuley, BoOkers, and other Bitters
40 casks London Porter, Edinburg various
81 pipes Of choice French Brandes.
The ''Vine growers Co. Jules DUEnd Agent" sean
superior old COgnaC 1Sl and Sazaric, fully
pure and unsurpassed IN quality and favor, by the Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
2ppes pure Holland Gin, Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irish, and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce The cOnnoeurs and lovers Of good Wines
y Seyrs, &c. respectfully invited call and
heir stock apriII4 A. KIRK & 90.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court at Nashville
Thomas A. Hobbs administrator Priscilla Burgess Others
DI7fs

Thomas A. Iiobs administrator Of Priscilla Burgess and Others
pdrts.
the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the county court at
N Nashville the 2sh day Of june 1858, motion Of com
painant the above and appearing to tie
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mes that the following parties to
the Elizabeth Slack and William Slack
Of OF Tennessee and therefore the o
process Of this cannet be served hem 1t is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
the Nashville onion and American
newspaper published in city Of Nashville requiring the said
defendants appear the Of the county court to be
holden for the county of Davidson the court house thereof in
the city Of Nashville, the first Monday in August next and
said BILL will he taken for confessed TO them
down for hearing p1re Said petition being for the sale
Of negro to pay debts Of estate. +. r. CHEATHAM,
ie3O-w4w prs fee IS Clerk and Master.
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PRoF o. G. WOOD-As you about % manufacture and
end your recently discovered Hair Responsive, Will state for
vhOmsoeYe that have USED aHa known Others TO
ss THAT have for several years, fen in the habit Of using
other Hair ResoraTe and that find yours vastly superior TO
any 1t entirely ceans the head OF dandru and
b one on proper use will any persons hair the
original youthful texture, giving it healthy, soft and
glossy and all this, without diseolorng the hands that
Sppy it. or the dress which it drops would, therefore,
commend its use every DESTROYS Of having fine color and
texture to hair Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD & co. Propretors, 312 Broadway, New York,
lin The treat n Y Wire Railing Estab nent1 and liz Market
street, St. Louis No. And sold byallg dDruggss
mly5-d 6lE3 n-insIde.
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PAINTING ESTABLISHmENT.
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLREES. &C, are re-
quesed to take notice that the unde ned having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the competent
wormen, prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, the lire
YOcOtOn, all its branches department
HOUSE PAINTING.
the subscriber prepared With greatest promptness,
all contracts however large which
upon which fail give satisfaction. pre-
pared o all manner Of
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, DRAINING
Hav that department. secured the services most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having his
give him a call before making final arrangements
K. 7. FLEMING.
archsdd No. O., Union St. between Cherry and Summer
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TORAC % rIANUrACTORY,

VIZ MBREDITHs a and - CQiisgsl st9set has nov
w ready for his Factory 500 boxes u Manuac-
1Te To in boxes Of o. So and 100 and 40 pounds esci
"a meet ne views Of tie trade, from Is 70 IS cents per punnd
cannot tail 70 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested to
caIFpnd examine for themselves. Also; ~,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission win be sold by the thousand, at less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety at
very low prices ssilE septl3-H
. YOUGHIOGHENY ICE. -
NE best article Of Ice ia thecit taken from the pure waters
OF the Y0ughogheny River be purchased reasonable
prices the Depot corner OF Broad and Front Streets
Ice Louise street. from the wagon which pass
through the city daily. = - l-.5t --
apr3O-d2m RIDDLE, eoLBMAN& co.
EBANON MILLS FLOURs-We have been mads
agents for the sale Of the Lebanod Mills Flour, which
superior brand, Is 81. Cd. Il. .. --.-.r =.
We have in large supply, made Of White Wheat
which we will sell at wholesale retail. rf --w
may9O-tf CARTER. MCKAY co.
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WILLIAMS &CO~
Cs1oOzaOas ErEEl1Es 4 ElLu,)
a PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesals and Retail Deaiarsin
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

FARmERs,
WHO are In want Of Corn shelters, Straw Curs Hsus
w Chains Of any kind, Wssing Hoes for CoFn C5aon or
Tobaoeo scythe Blades and Cradles Axes Rope for PoE Lines
or Hatsr hay Manure Forks ShoFels and Spaies dsts
Hinges, Butcher Knives Sausage Curs Nails, cut or v
Pump Chinf Rsess Crosscut saws Sheep STs Sleeves and M
dies, W afhe Irons, Curry Combs.
mERCHANTSs
Who visit Nashville for the purpose buying Talk Knives ard
FORKS Pocket Knives Shars and Scissors shot Guns and Rhs
Items necessary to make up comp ssssock q HarEare
CARPENTERS.
Who want 70 huy Planes Of any kind. Common or a1t A.,
Augurs and Anger Bits, Hand and saEs Rus Foo
Adzes Braces and Bits Double and Single Plane Btl Copa
SIS, Chisels ar 6Ouses, Drawing KNIVES, GImbts Haa-
Hammers, Spirit Levels, OIL and Water Stones SQUARES sf M
kind screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk Lines, Anger and ChI
HLACkSuHTEFSs
Who are in need Of Anvs Of , Vices either Common o.
Rasps, Flat and Half Round Res, seiEs and and Hanrs
Horseshoe Nails English American Blissr Cas snf s
Steel, stocks and Dies Old fashioned Screw Plates a cos1
GOOREEtSs
Who are In want Of Tres Hoops Stock H0Wella Lanes Vsro
Leyelng Planes Joirs, Adzes Backng, following, Hsadn
and other CO0per'a Knives.
GUNSMHTHS,
Who good Gun Barrels flint or Percussion Lock- gs
Brass German Silver Guards and Bu, Double rryzsrs IA
and shst Gun Wirera. futsrr.
Nhe are iR need Of Knob locks aud Laers any knd stat
ever, Butt Hinges ard Screws Bosof kinda widow Fat
ners, sash Springs, Nails, PAT Brads, Ia abort
EVER KRODNs
Razor or Pocket knife, se Of Knives and Eor, anything
usually found in Hardware Store, would ind 10 their nters
WILLIAMS & CO.,
No q Public Square.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers seventy Of land the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville ad
joining which he resides and the lands OF Capt John
Jones The land equal BEST with abundance Of excel
lent falling water with the most beautiful building site
In the country and in midst Of the neighboThood
America Epnl4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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KansRs land AgencY.

flames e. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA,
% TennesseeWl attend promptly all business entrusted
70 his the Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated a Kickapoo.
will sell cash time, locate the
when the lands OF District subject private entry
Also purchase lands public in July next and do all
that he judCiOus selections, promote the interest Of his
clients. Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer 70 Kickap00, K. I.
Gov. d. NOOds0n, Receiver, -t00' ~
SmO0t, Russell & Co., LeayenwOrth, K. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, St Louis, Missouri.
II. G. Fawt Esq, Washington, d. c..
Col Rsilsv 80, NasE1iIIa Tom may t13n
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sINaULAR FATAL1rY-JoHE n. CAMPBELL, Of
Ravenna, Ohio, died few days ago, Of injuries re-
ceived upon the Pennsylvanis; his father died in
1851, near Louisville, on his way home from New
Orleans, and his uncle was burned to death on the
Daniel Webster, below Natehez.
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Never fails right. Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
Coffee fogetfunes after she has placed the boiler
ON the stove orange.
hundred Of the CoGeePOts have been sold in
they are warranted give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from one 20 twenty quarts. For sale by
jelS J. W. WILSON, College street.
LSO--Masscy Minute Cream Freezers; Melon
N aids Louisville Refrigerator; Arhu Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, all sizes.
jels-u ". WILSON, College street.
VNOH kENT.-A Dwelling House containing ~ or y
No 3, College This nice place, suitable
for private residence or boarding house. being the squsre and
Post Once. Apply to
mayaO-d6mH W. L. BOYD, JR.
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h LANIEE- WIN. PHILLIPS. H. C. HENsLEYs
LANIER, PHILLIP CO.

Wholesale GRocERs,
OA1ISTOV MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FOR-
EIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. SO MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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NOTICE.

c. Harris Adm'rs., &c. William Grove.-Attachment
this appearing Jas. D. FOresee, Justice of the
the county o Humphreys and State Of Tenn before
the above entitled suit pending that the defendant
said State and cannot be served with the ordinary
it therefore ordered that all further proceeds ngn
said be stayed required law until the first Monday in
January 1859 which day for the hearing of said cause at
his the town Of Wavey, and that the plaintiff give
publication for four successive weeks in the Union and
american, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
gurng the defendant appear and defend said suit.
junei+-w4t prs. fee SO c. Z. HARRIS, Admir-, &C.
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MeMrxvvrEEr, Jan. e, IsSs,-T6n
CROSS CREEK FURNACE ROB SALE

OFFER for sale this superior Iron properly situated Ia stew
county, Ienn Is miles from CarlgTe adTGn-
tage0as terms . The purchaser. The Furnace IN sxallsnt
ming condition, having blast through the Wkos Of
year and performed extraordinarily well she has the Ieast
abundance ef ore which 5 and Wal speak Tor f
The quality Of her Iron Is No. may be learned inquiry
from any Who has used t. She has in blast only
years and four tbs, and the timber which is a5unant
eaty AZ The STACK sne side, and conYensat ds
lance All round She has the machinery STATE,
is in hrst Condition. The irom quarter Of
mile mile and half the Furnae. There
the ground about 1000 cords wood excellent 5ondon r
coan, from the iarest Of which four loads Be easily
viii sell the whole together, on The following
IEhMs-One sh payment ne halaoe In tnrse equal aanul
payments without interest," payable in Pig Iron, twenty
rtia, he bank Of the river with this Advantage he
chaser, Iron goes below that hgue VIII stand Tie loss
il rises above win take u in payment q TIE market F1us b
Be liked By alhtsted parties. IL any wishes 70 emtark
The hlsEsss and Eii look Is Tie property they VIII buy
june 29-Ht{ O. A. HARREb.
KINGSTON SPRTN Is
WILL be OpeaSd for the Summer season Is56
w june FOR he rscepono o. vilts Is subscriber Ei b
prepared receive Boares and furnish ne hest scoomo0n
a. The Of 81 50 per day, 81 % per Ek $50 % per m0
Servants and children under y years Of as a price, hand
Of music wiz Be In atendanoe- passenger CaTraEe VIA
regularly, eavng Noel 4 Co.'S C9liess Str svsTy 1uay,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
may2S-d&Elm gro. 3. J. HREIDEE. Alsnt-
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~ OId nnminion Coffee.Pot

healthy beverage. Nervous, dy peptc' ANA bilious per
had dared cO8ee for years. have been able 70
drink leverage when made in this new boiler,
and any Of the old unpleasant conse
quence Its healthy because by the use OF condenser eVapo
ration is prevented and the coffee can boiled long enough
natural elements Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion ina the beverage.
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BEERsHEBA sPRN Gs.

N. -cHEATHAM. (. p CHATHAM
VI. & Il. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, cigars, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREEZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
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PrOcIamaIiOm.

MTEAII mEAL!-.A new Grist Mil is In operation
W al Wofsnden Co.'S Machine shop, Cherry street,
doors south Of Broad Fresh ground Meal all times for sale
ie30-sf
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CtMAIL EARM FOR SALE...I 80 {
Manny's Combined Reaper and
NJ n

Manmy's combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT This
wv celebrated Machiner eceved the premium Grand
C0LD MEDAL combined Reapng Moving Machine
great Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville,
Ky in September, The trial Syracuse
York in July. all the pr ipal Machines the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
hragh Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society. al Louisville Ky.
received the award the best Reaper, and the best
Mower separate committees appointed by the Pres
Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," Nashville,
July 1857, most Of the machines Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine in America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned
b. I. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS & CO.,
fet27-d&wf Nashville, Tenn.