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a F.estiIence among Cattle nd Deer.

APestiIence among Cattle and Deer.
AcorrespvndsGJ Oh tnv S4vaunan RepU5iiean, in
a letter dared the 2s-h ut, WacahOolee Florida,
says:
Just as We were cong 'atulttiug ourselves over
our splendid crops and thinking ourselves perfectly
independent, with plenty Of mutton, corn, hne beef,
milk and buIer, drr sdul disease has attacked our
took, Of nearly ali kinds, Priu yipaliy he cattle
They are sick by the thousands aud dying BY huns
dreds The tongue seems mostly affected, it becomes
swollen and prorudes out of their mouths, and
',hey die from inability to swallow any hing The
deer suffer worse than the CATTLE aud it is thought
all in the counties around here will die Il is not
unusual for the largest old bucks 10 walk right up
70 amans house or fence, seemingly soliciting aid,
such is their distress In some instances heir ton
CUES rot before they die. No individual has
been affected as yet but most ell families are
guarding against eating any jerke meat.
The Tallahassee Foridian OF the Sd inst, says:
An intelligent and observing utleman, who has
recently Travelled through Madison and the adjacent
counties Of this State, kindly called 10 see us few
DAYS since confirm the painful in telgenee OF he
destruction in those localities Of almost eoun less
numbers of cattle and deer, from the prevalence OF
most singular and unaccOUntable disease The
earliest settlers of the country have lever Witnessed
anything of the kind before. In many places the
woods are Tricky stTeWed with the dead earcssses
of both csttld and deer, presenting q most melan-
chOly scene. The mode of attack and the symptoms
are both singular and threatening. Stiffness SEXES
the DO Iy and limbs of the ANIMAL making 1t walk as
II badly foundered. The mouth discharges large
quantity of white frOh, after which the tongue be-
comes highly infamed swells and then turns black,
when death immediately ensues. The same disease
prevails throughout the State also in the lower
counties of Georgia. where it is attributed to rust,
which exists very generally upon vegetation.
To the above we may add the following on the
same subject from the last TroupViIle (Ga) FatcA-
man As it contains remedy for this strange
disease, it will doubtless be very acceptable to Our
readers
| The disease, species of campus, which has des,
! troyed the deer. and large numbers Of cattle IN
portions Of East Florida, the present season, is now
known TO preyailto considerable extentin Lowndes
! and some Of the neighbOring coupties. Mr.. Reddir
Wooten, practical farmer of this county, sends US
the following prescription, which he has used sue
! cessfully, and considers ipfalhble:
'Copperas and water, strong decOction, half {
! gallon; TO which add half pint of Spirits TUrpen
tire; used as amouth>Wash, once day for two day
and drenoh with one pint of salt and water"
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For Philadelphia, New KOEEz, &C.
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS To PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, January l.
1853, S25
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, 3
The Wellknown first class side-gheel Steam n~a~r.
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. T.. ~[<Gz8-ss-l
MARsHMAN, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. - skAe
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New form Weekly Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah on alternate Saturdays, as follows:
The Keystone State from Charleston, Nay 9Th nd June 9TH
18Th July 3D. 18th, 3st &C. leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate Saturdays
The State-of Georgia, Savannah May It 18th 29h
l2th 2h; July 10Th and 24h, &c, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays ..--rrH
safety, and comfort, having superior State Rooms, these
Ships surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
Delaware aud the BaytwO nghtat
q. FOR NIAGARA PALS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
gSHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This line connects Phi adepha with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in Is hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets, with hd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediates points, for sale by the
Agents q Savannah ......rE
Fare to Niagara Buffalo, S23 Elmra, s2li Canadaigua
So. Z A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents Savannah.
7. 5. & 7. G.. BUDD,
aprfI21-d3m Agents Charleston.
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ReA TIE custom Of borrowing or buying sermons
is well known 10 prevail to great extent amongst
indolent clergymea 10 Great Britain, and OCCASION
ally some odd incidents attend the practice 1t is
but few weeks since The inhabitants Of small vii
lage in Ireland were astonished by being asked
''IoE many persons in this great metropolis have de-
prived their hair dessrs of the privilege Of atten
ding public worship by claiming their services dur
ing the entire morning.
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Joy 10 the AdlnIreFs o.
FINE HEAD OF
RHCm CLIO SSW HAHRll

FEyALof beauty cannot exist without a hne head q hair
then rad % lowing and II you ask Haore see aallr
around each bottle, and can doubt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR kEsAOhAIlfE z
We call attention ofall Ola an young % ne Horini pre-
t0 which turns back % its ori-insf color, gy halrcoTra
te real * tie laid with luxuraut grutremoves he dan
druf itcing erupdon8caIaes eo1lrlll
nov 81 tie manual ulsaad hence, Il a as regular dralag
tor the hair preserve its colors and kp it IRON Ealing %
Extreme old age, In alI IL natural bealy. eca then uPou ne
laid the r, DISEASED in SCALP 70 use H. And surely Ne
young w not rs they value the lowing 0cz or ne WiclE
ever Be without praise is upon ts tongue o. thou
sIIsls...
Tie Agent Tor Prof. Woods Hair Restorative 10 New ha7e1,
resolved lie following letter In regard 70 The hesloatFei nv
z1-ses since.
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new FIR VI.

ALEA WILLIAMSON. ARCHER CHA Than
NEW FIR N.
WILLIAMSON q CIIEATHAN,
IMPORTERS or BRANBIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
AND DEALERS Is
HAVANA CEGARS, TOBACCO &Css
NO 9, COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, IENAESSEB-
EEP constantly hand large and select stock Of
EN Braues Gin Whistles. Fine Wines. embracing
Champa-uss oc and white hungarian Carets Sauiernas-
Sherry, Mper and Corals, Genuine London Porter
Scotch Eu-sh Imported Havana Cigars fine Va. To
taoCo, Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Casups Refined sugars, Fine
Teas with other articles connected with the above line Of
business, which they for sale favorable terms.
junes WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAN-
Dissolution OF Partnership.
TFNE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the 6n style Of Cooke, Bailey Co. is this day dis
solved Dry agreement.
Those in ebted to the late firm will make payment to Cooke &
Bailey, alone authorized to wind the business Of said
firm. W. NJ. COOKE,
J. n. BAILEY, ..
June ], 1858 s. c. GODSaAEL,
Having purchased the entire interest Of S. c. Goda, in the
late firm Of Cooke, Bailey Co.. viii continue the Hat, Boot
Shoe business old stand, No. 50 North side Of the
Public Square, where shall be pleased to old friends
aud merchants generally.
junel9-tf. COOKE & BAILEY.
NOTICE.
WE have This day associated with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
LEE. and viii continue business under the old style Of
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY.
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7
M LEAyESwoEru-sir: have been troubled Efh daudEua
or surf on head than year hsr began % come
out curf together IsaE Ia NeT Haven 1hout
oos Hair Restorative caai al your sqre on
the LIST OF April last purchased bottle try II and ouud
10 NY satisfaction the thing removed te surf and
eaa grow, sn0w or Tires inches In e where lt
was All o. great faith IT, vii % end NO
bottles more by Mr. Post Of his ont u o.
tbe Ein Is used In his place you msg for many
/ bottles afser is known here. Yours vim resIect
4 RUFCS PRATT.
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RUFUS St1i PRATT.



Prov WooD-Dear sirs-Ysnr Hair restorative is proving
Itself beneficial The front, and also ge BACK part Of ny
bead almost c0veru Tact bald have us1 oli $40
half pint your Restorative, and The top Or ny bead
we'll studuei with promising crop Of young hr a ne irontn
also ree wing tenef have tried cer prdrlaons without
any benefit whatever. thnk from ms own personal reeo
ton, can induce many others % try IL
No. 4i4 Vine gtrsst.
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TaE 0LD SoLDIERs.-"Meroury,D one of the
Washington correspondents of the Baltimore Sun,
gives the following interesting ncidepts Of the visit
of the old soldiers of The war Of 1872, to the Pres
dent of the United States, on the 9th Of July;
Col Seaton then took his stand BY the side Of
the President and as each of the veterans passed
was introduced by name to the Chief Magistrate,
who shook hands with each and exchanged pleas
ant remark. OF one Of them the President iBquir-
ed. show long have you lived in Washington" he
said ''sixty eight years" why" said the Presi-
dent, s'tbat was before there was house here"
sYes - said the old man, 81 helped to carry the
chains of the surveyors who ran the lines OF the
city through the woods" As the soldiers passed
along, the President repeated TO another similar
inquiry when he received for reply, 81 worked, sir,
on the old capitol-my boy, 81 years old, Is now
employed on the new"
Col Seaton introduced Mr.. John SessfOrd as the
1father of the city, show long have you resided
here" asked the Preside at. Il came" said thC
venerable man. .'before the government; l entered
the office Of the National InteLligencer in 1900"
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WE have This day associated with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
w and viii continue business under the old style Of
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY,
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FTNECUE0EsS' NOEECE.--Au those having claims
~ aiu She estate Of Henry Bclsley, deceased viii present
vftu tihe nresllbev law and those indebted 10
sl esa1 ooraeior1ard and settle them. as indulgence can
TO. |e wen. G.. b. KEASLEY, [ r,er,tors
jE--N3t. Il. ;. DUKE,
3 rs AVE ON FEaSD 100000 BUSHELS OF
fElEEN STONE for NeA1a.ung and will sell a great
itrgain,h taaeaagay in . short time.
W. II. JOHNSON,
jess Agent Of Tennessee PsDi,entary.
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Mas vt thursday, JU

tasb6TIle .arTalr allo 5laeritan,
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- uom farm. i've miles northeast OF Murrees- ~ FR
Tors, c'grI 1.Te Marc, four old, fifteen ~
hl.IS hi- both hind feet Whlte,ZZ1
tan IN n consequence OF small sore on the lmude %
ts.a- gives when the rider attempts to mount sup
pos iarN sEu heavy sci, carrlig SNORT
ITur Ten dollars is offered any information which viii lead
sl,l, of f...ttscf II. II. CLAYTON.
n $500, May 90 1853 lie2t-w2t
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NTOTICE.--Whereas Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session. passed Act making the duty OF the various
SheIs Of said open and hold election at eae prect
la their respective counties order ascertain the Of the
people whether shall he called 10 ame,
forma Constitution Of said State, therefore, 4, W
L. Setlev sheriff county, HEREBY notice
20 the ydt Of said county, that WILL the t iuTsiy OF
September next open and hold election at the various pre-
cncts Of said Rouy, for the purpose o taking said vote 6ivcJ
under my hand al Office this 5th dag Of June lsJs
W. J.. STEAKLEY, Id
iel4-W9m SberfF Van. reno
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Bea. One can judge of the EOgishman' 5 fondnsss
for dogs and horses by seeing the almost fabulous
prices that ''hounds and hunters" sell for when an
old establishment is broken up, BY death or bank
ruptcy. The " Old Berkshire Hounds" and the
huulers (horses Ofthe establishment the property
of Mr.. James MOrrell, were lately sOld under the
hammer. The hounds brought 1880 lSlS.OOO,)
l76 in number, or over seventy dollars piece
Some choice sold in lots of tour couples at 200
guineas lover 1000 each lot One foVorite animal,
for breeding brought fifty guineas. The last were
all purchased by the Duke Of Beaufort. The hum
tiers brought from IS to go ggireas each; all the
80 animals, Is 600, an average of over $3.50 each.
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81 FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND -CsAITERSs
NEW AEBITALS.
LOEEN PA " AaEE. 40 COLLEGE street.

-T8UNI[SI TRUNKS!
-, Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
t2g GI5 do No. Sole Leather Covered do
ll-sF L, lA do Medallion and Iron Framed do
Sslaz.-zzA-5zsI do Extra sizes Fiat Top Tray dc
Do Travelling Satcles
G IN H''S No. / sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Busset Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain sole Leather Nalises;
Carpet BAGS in great variety, just received BY
JOHN RAMAGE,
may29. ~ College street.
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Z. THE GOLD DOBTINIONs' COFFEE-R0T.
FHNH0USANDSOf this Coffee Bot have alrsady been sol
and the demand from all parts Of states Is rapid
the Wherever nlr0duosd iF given the mos
complete satisfaction. laaa- .e 8
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NTOTfCE.--Whersas the Legislature tennessee al rs
last session passei making &c the The various
Shers Of State and hold an election rrs
their respective counties in order to asreru the
reope As whethera shall he called amend
Constitutional said State therefore
Rutherford Anderson county, do hereby
county, VIII, the Isl Thursday
September next open and eectonat the various pere
Of said county, the purpose Of taking said vote Given under
my hand at office, this 5th day OF june ls5s
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
iel4-Wom sheriff Anderson county.
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"a THE SOLD DOBTINION,, COFFEE-POT.
and the demand from ali parts Of rapidly
the increase Wherever introduced, iF given the most
complete sat-s2elion'
The Old Dominion COffee-POt
because BY arrngenios simple sangenent, the house.
kepr may boil herooaee for length Of time without los Of
and proportional combinations ----
E---
rs The Old Dominion COffee-POts
Gives healthy beverage. Nervous, dyspep and bilious per
who had not dared eonse for years. have been abeto
without of Of the old unpleasant oonse
Its healthy because by the use q condenser eEapo
the natural ees o The berry, and get them in Just
The old Dominion CofFee-POt
Is hemOst eceo foF nothing beng lost BY evaporation IN
boiling less Colee Is required; while the beverage is
stronger more fragrant aaa more sF''0us'
The ola I,omiIiion Coffee-Esot
Never fails right Cook cannot spoil your cup Of
Coffee BY neglect or ogetunes after she has placed he boiler
some three hundred of the above Coaee been sold in
Nashville. and they 70 give perfect satisfaction; all
jei8 j. ", WILSON, College street.
LSO--Issey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers; MoDOn-
"a AIDS Louisville Refrigerator ATthurs Fruit Cans Jones
ti !I5 Jus "a'-l NOs' n vyTr SOW CoI1s. st..
EISOiE RENT.-A Dwelling House containing 10 o. Il
rooms, Nos College street This nice place suitable
for private boarding house, being the square and
fI @.y H52Si 4P'' = st''a7 wLBQrD, ia.
L. 81. n. c. HESsLEV
LANIER, PHIL LIPS a. CO.
WHObEsALE GRnCERs,
OHlLZSSTOV. MEgQH4ETS AlTDl DEALERS ~ FOR
EEGN.AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NO. &c MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TRUNKS AND YALISES. - : :
n AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunksi r<SN
A do extra size Travelling Trunks. Y.2M EAls
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; 7sA l. VA
do Ealisesi Sz.-4zAzAzsS
90 KossUth Trunks;
do Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND. .
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Dany- So Tri-VFeeiEly 80 WeeiIlF 50
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Three Daily Trains from isIiisburg
! 10 BhiIadnInl,fn
Central ONO and baltimore and
s2 Ohio Railroads.
BALTIMORE, D HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

s 7sll
nAuAAIAd TIME BETMkEN UOLUMDUs, OAlo, AAD
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TSC.aIIls, CUDaUals, CIlIO Dc WflOm
SanChO PanZa, Washington,


OIlCE.--Whareas the Legislature OF Tennessee,
n last session passed Act making the duty Of the
Shrus OF said STATE. open hold precinct
To their respective counties in order 20 ascertain the Of the
people as 10 whether convention shall he called amend
Constitution Of lii State therefore, / J. b.
Wilkes, Sheriff Of Marshall county, hereby give NOTICE
OF said county that WILL on the lst Thurs Sepem
Ter next open aud hold Gle ton various precincts Of sl
county, for the purpose OF knE Given under my hand
q office, this2lst DAY Of june le1, = b. WILKES,
Sheriff Of NJ A. slg Iry
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On sCERY COUNT an OAmDEN.

TTXCHANasES Of CITY Ra9Os - - = - = = -
~ Farm WeEsh 70 exchange de.a .l ~. - ,:-
sonth side Of the Public square, Nashfl lol ~ -
80 an - vfFb g,od irsDroTeeu near rar9aa ana i-
Sumner williamson or MsuTy counil- apply ~ %
$500, ~ CherEy street.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

g. june IS
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The old DOminion COffee-POt


less Colee Is requre while the beverage
stronger, more dgrant, aad more eFeious
, 1858-12-24
SYPHILIS AND GoNoRRHGA.

DR. i. j. CHAPKAY would ask especial attention
- to Syphilitic and ConorrhoAl diseases. In the
first stages Of either Of these complaints he guaran-
tees perfect and enectual cure in few days, with
ont hindrance TO business the slightest inccnvsni
ence. The Dr!s method of treating thom combinsS
all the latest improvements by the Medical Faculty,
with discoveries made by himself effective than
anything yet known, which secures the patient from
the possibility Of secondary symptoms, ard removes
the disease in the shortest possible time.
Secondary Syphilis, which appears in consequence
Of the absorption Of the poison into the system and
produces Buboes, Ulceratons in the throat and nose,
which destroys the soft parts and the bones 10
mortfy separate and come away, dsfguring the pa
tient horribly; Nodes. or painful swellinga in the
homes Blotches upon the skin, cases Of which the
Doctor daily in his Office and which are the re-
snt Of improper treatment. Also Ulcers, Sores and
Pimpos and Injuries to TIE constitution which after
long period Of suffering destroy life. II will aso bO
remembered that these disorders are hereditary pass
ing from parent to child and entaiing upon the Of
spring ruined constitution. For cure Of all these
forms Of dsease the Doctor guarantees cure apks
no compensation. The Doctor can be consutsd by
letter otherwise, free Of charge. and invites slf
those who afflicted 10 call upon him. where he viii
give such satisfaction as they can obtain no where
else. His Office is on Sacramento street feow Mont
Eomcry. neatly opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Ccm-
pany's Office, San Francisco. 3m45
, 1858-12-24

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGEl!l
Great Blessing to Mankind Innocent but potent
Dr. b. J. Czapksys Prophylaoteum, (self-dsinftttiDE
agenD. suIe preventative against gonorTlGa and
syphtc diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all
veneTeal scToulous gangrenous and Ulcers
iGted dscarges from vagina uteras and urtthrA, ana
all cutRneus eruptons and diseases. As nnoculation
s preventative against small pox, 30 is Dr.. l.. J.
CzaTEnys Prophylactcum q preventative against
t,tf it possesses the power OF chemically destroying
the syphilitic virus. and thereby saving thousands
from being infected by the most loathsome of all diG-
cases. Let no young man who appreciates health bO
without DR.. Czapkys PropbylactSum. 1t Ia In very
convenient packages and will be found very convent
ent to use, being used soap. Price t5 Fer Ral1
at Or. Czapkny's Private Medical and Surgical InSt-
tute, Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite
p. N. S. S. Co.'S Office, San Francisco.
, 1858-12-24
OMMODA TION,
Victoria, Vanoouver's Island.

~ A WARE Of the great atinconVenence and II
Eill "A want Of suitable accommodation foFss44F.
travellers and business men, in times past the under
signed has fitted up, In good style aud comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL and boarding house,
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side and residents Of the Island in general.
II shall be the constant aim and endeavor Of the
subscriber to furnish his table with everything cacu-
lated to crafty the taste and render the stay Of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant. To pleasure seek
ing paties-to which the scenery of the Island espe
ciay will prove inviting-the undsigned will bestow
his particular attention.
The public therefore requested to cal on him as
above, near the Government House, Victoria.
CHARLES BAYLEY.
Victoria, V. l., July 25, 1857 no.9G-ly.
, 1858-12-24
SPERMATORRHGA

OR local weakness. nervous debility. low spirits,
" lassitude, weakness Of the limbs and back inds-
position and nc6pability for labor and study dullnoA
Of apprehension loss OF memory, aversion Of sSeety
love of solitude, timdty telfdistrust, dizziness head
ache, involuntary discharges, pains in the side a1ee-
9ns 81 .ne eyes pihpeS N te laee' sexual ano o'ner
justly celebrated physician and surgeon L. j. Crap.
kay. His mthod Of curing diseases Is new, (unknoNn
to others), and hence the great success. All couaul
taions (hy letter or otheiwise) ee. Address L. J.
Czapkay, M. D., San Francisco, California.