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IL wAD5WORiH, p ~, Ysb,tsT cir.
GOOD FOR arm AIS.

This invaluable Lnimsn i8 also equally eaeacioua In sr
ing the diseases Of animals witness the following ssr
cues AessEs } & A Arnot and Lynch, Amer Co. Fssg
Inc Two largest livery sablsa IN The West, and generally
known thT0ugh3 Gus tas Uuilad SAFES.
ST, Lou.s, Dee. ard, 1857.
We The uudersignsd, having used Dr. Braggs Arctic Lu
tIT number u mnBths, cheefuy testify 70 s snnsr
Tor scEcJ In curing he diseases Of horses srs
satisfied Of ne ATete being me best Lnfmsut made hf
we would Other We keep End have Espt fora nn-
her Of years. extensive Vory stables lhs city, diseasss Is
great and htsiangy saY The Arsie LIaiments
lhe Oply have ever found AVIAN eGaonFa Waeor
oiay recommend % all livery Ea6s kespsn and others
J.AA.ARFoT.
LYaCH, ARNOT q co
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Bl,to, Grove. s.. Cnarls. Co., No., Nov. 70, Is5

Hiekory Grove, ST. Charles Co., No., Nov 10, 1857.
PROP, o, WOOD.-DsaF air some time iaaI sumner
we're induced 70 Of your Han Restorative aud
wonderful, fell il our daily 70 you ana
she afflicted, report it.
our little sons head for some time had been perfectly
covered with soses and called scad head The hair
amest entirely OF In consequence, when friend
cling his su6erngs advised your RefteratVes
did 60 with e hope Of Success but y our SURPRISE and
that Of al friends very foW applications removed the
deae entirely and and uzuran crop Of hair Goone
started that our boy has ~ heahg
acslp IuXurant crop Of hair a. Other child.
We can therefore, and de hereby recon mend yoaT ResLO
i've a. perfect remedy all diseases OF The haF
We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. HlGGlN BOTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOEHAh,
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81 can now indulge in the Hic lest r OOd
with imPuniy wnereas previous to It's USE was obliged
30 c0udI myse strictly 10 ths patneEt tOOd.'
such is Jbe experienced OF only OF customers,
but oi hundreds Of here In Philadsphis New
York, Montreal and QIsJec, who have used BERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BIFIERs tJr Ind jsstOn Nausea, and Acdity
Of ~ stomach. ljanl7- lW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-17

PRoTEcTIox-As regularly as the proper season
comes round, 80 comes that ancient institution, the
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, with state
ment setting forth its financial condition, which
shows regularly increasing strength and unez-
ampiea prosperity in business. 1t has million Of
dollars paid up as capital and half million more
surplus. Such q company as this deserves, and
viii be largely patronised by those property
holders who would rest easy and sleep we'll Time
and the elements seem only to have the effect Of
increasing the growth, both Of its body and
branches, and Of pushing its roots deeper in the
firm and good soil Of public confidence.
For an extended statement Of its affairs on the
LIST instant, We refer to the advertisement Of Mr..
Nash, the COmPany's agent, in another column Of
this paper. 2t
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A Female TEACHER Wanted.

"LEF-h aAUa sv- goa Iau can lid ca hoy ul'H' -
n leA-nsr u suall school, by applying Immediately
% he uuUsl aligned d. frIuug " ams0n, lehB.
JOHN CLRYBhOOA,
ian l2-SgdNW d MACPHERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-17

VOcL MUsIo.-Mr. /. c. EVERETT begs leave
thus 70 announce 10 the citizens Of Nashville that
his advanced class for vocal training, will meet to
organize and receive the first lesson of the course
in the basement Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
North College st., on Monday night the 18th inst,
80 z O'Clock. A full attendance Of the membership
isearnesty desired that al may have the advantage
Of the first lesson, and voice in the establishment
Of the evenings for future lessons. With view
TO the enlargement Of the class, an invitation is
hereby extended to all such as may possess the
ability to read aud sing plain church music at sight
to be present st the time and place above designated
Mr. E. viii also commence a primary class in the
basement Of McKendree Church, Spring street, on
Tuesdaynight, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock. The con-
gregatiOn Of that ohurch-parents, children, and
Sabbath-school teachers, are respectfully invited to
attend.
He would also announce, that his primary class
in the basement Of the ID Presbyterian Church,
North College street, is stin open for the reception
Of scholars. This class viii meet for their next
lesson tonight, at o'clock.
Saturday, Jan. 10, 1888. St
R57- Remember that tonight The Campbells give
their last concert on which occasion MARI. PEEL
will take benefit, Lei him have bumper.
THIRTY THOUSAND DoLLARs NEW ORLEANS EX-
CHANGE FOR SALE.-Enquirs at Ne. 50, Cherry
street [jani6-1t*
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-5Fla The Dramatic season will open at the Gaiety
tomorrow right with Mr.. James E. Murdoch as the
star. Mr. Murdoch is not stranger to our theatre
goers, and therefore, we need scarcely say that the
admirers of the legitimate drama viii find him one
Of the most accomplished actors Of the day. In
social life, gentleman, he carries that character
isto with him into the profession. He has lately
returned from professional tour in Europe, where
he Was awarded the highest praise by the severe
critics Of the old world. With his professional
reputation, our citizens viii expect much of him,
and we feel satisfied that none who visit the Gaiety
will be disappointed.
Mr. Murdoch appears Monday night in the great
character Of Hamlet
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TIE FINE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
I BE- Auctoa st5Ie o. bENJ p. SHIELDS y % b"
a oDsp Tor low longer. frTs SANG 90 sIFp9
"a, ursg ves. woIid 60 v5lll0 cali vii. ou. de- ay.
fsrT5 BhNG. =. SHIELDS.
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$1,000.

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine max.
ing The Grover Baker stitch less complicated, easier
run and managed than the NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine in invented in the United States
Europe.
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the GOVer Baker stitch, capable Of HccOmplshipRa
such greater variety Of works such required plan
taOns and families IN the Southern states than the NJ
Singer any other Shuttle MRchOs sPv othsF Machine
for sewing in use or The TAXED States
Europe.
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Gardiner, Maine, June %, lss5
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dsar Sra have used two bottles
OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly say
greatest discovery OF The age for restoring and chang
ing Hair, Before using II Of y. Ny
hsr has now attained original color You can recon-
mend the world without the least fear my
one Of he worst kiHd,
Yours, Respectfully,
DAEIsb n. MURPHY.
o. J. WOOD & CO.. ProPrletOrs 3IR Broadway, New
New, tin the greAtE Y. Wire railing EstEbshmsnt) and
ia Markets., Louis No. And sold By all good Drug
qists. nov 3--dlzW3mins
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OF, 4. SIIMSIElN, Box 3, NssugIIls.
II Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
Ca have their orders ned, and times by address
ing 5. sWsg q Co.. a. either Of hose cities.
in s Of the Eum berB that from the wheel
vim theEmOunt Of the prize that Is entitled TO-
viii be published after every drawing n the following pa
pers;-New orleans leila, Mobile Register, ChaTasto
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta IneiiEgucsr,
York Weekly Day Book, savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd DispatCh and New York Dispatch, aud PauiIiHz
thiss,l Clarion Augusta lGa Constitution list.
dee3l-tr
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nanIE q Gnr1rerce.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. -, 1851
1HR stockoldsru e tbs bank have placed the assets n
me hands 81 trustee Tor the purpose u WluouE uI5
,6s frds6t s % she Bank all p8se cal sH pay
80 rbsduegs tails due. The uo ders vii Vi8ae
end m our ncst carly possible and receive ia ra-lT
~ uurr OF the Rank tennessee Inc Individual eNos
stD tbis Bauk been Euted over and teUthy
y edge nv tudrvJua iIaDl1Jy for them, and th5 money
49, 49, 49, JOHN d. JAMES.
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H0LlNGSWORTH 8 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission Merchants,
AGENTS FORTHR
Southern Iron and Nail Factory,

WE wish % sal he attention Of Merchants and sehaa
~ rs who dsaln Iron and Nails % the Manufsears az
the southern Iron Works, located Padueah KF 80
LEGALITY enabled them 70 select the Tsnnessss rli
they OtheT, for she Manuactnfs Iron and Nrr-
lhsy have Oh The best and recent imprUvsme1g IL
hatI machinery which enables them manufleture -
articles unsurpassed in quality fora price -
ean be Afforded By hs without such modern
We a. all imes viii have fal an couipsts 49,
Of an sizes Of BAR, ROUND, sQUARE, BOILER ~
SHEET IRON together with All he various sizes on Ana
which Offering 70 The trade a. Manufacura5l Dre
All Iron s warranted 70 be equal 70 the HanuEaeuFs ar
ether Tennessee Mills and BE- superior 10 ne Nrnr -,
Of any other Call and mine our arcIss ~
rCfs. HOLLIHGsWDRTH q r0r =.
iuyt No. NrrFut -
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Down, y. h., FeD. =, 1875
PROF. o. ]. WOOD & Co.-Gents; Within few davs We
have received many oTders and calls fer froi o. j.
Woods Hair Restorative that to-day were compelled %
send Boston for quantity he dozen forwarded ali
being sOdl while mieht order quantity from yOds-
Kvory bottle have sold 70 have produced three
four customers and the approbaton5 and patronage
receives from the substantial and WORTHY citizens Of
our vicinity. fully convince that II is MOST VAL
UABLE PREPARATION.
send US as soon as may be one gross 81 size; and
dozen o. size; and believe yours very respectfully,
(Signeal DANIEL LAIHROP q co.
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$1,000

That he sewing do ne by the Grover d Bsks- Family
Sewing Machine making the Grover Baker stitch
liable TO rip thread stitch cut or broke tbsuhe
l. NJ. singer any other Shuttle Machine or any other
kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented in she Unsd States
Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-17

REMovED.-The Messrs Lyons & Co. have re-
moved from their old stand on Cedar street to No
Il Public Square. They have large lot Of goods
in their line wRick they are DESTROYS Of disposing Of
i15-1w
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7 H +
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
sOLUNG UNsUCCESsFULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!

nor restores, permanently Gray Hair 70 re original
IL color covers lOxunaDuy the bald bead; remover 81
andruH itching and ali ouis seald bead and ali eTuP
ou makes hair sOf health gOssy and will preserve
It 70 any Imaginable age, removes, as II BY masc al
bIotcbss &C. the face, IN cures all usHag and
Vous head sehe See circular and the following.
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TERMS

DAWlng and Fanhng 's''''''' ~
Bed and Bedding .,.-.,'.... "
Phj sesns' fees will be betrayed By Parents and 6uAf
diBnF. -,
40 deduction made accidental absence, or the with
dFawsl OF pupil, except OF sickness An extra
charge $40 those who remain e. boaTdes during veca
ton E1eTna observance OF The bulss viii be required
all. ,,.,,,,,,, =, ,-rr,,
an communications 70 be addressed % SISTER XAVIER
ROSS, Nashville, Tenn
RETFsEEcEs = RI Rev Rich P dies, Rev. J. Schaeht
Mich Barns ESQ, Nashville Bug. acGivney, Memphis
N. B.APaymeBL, inVariabIy, in aivance. Jan 5-d3n.
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$4,000.

4 proposition to the EreptOr, or Hz,dsrs Of anu
S''oing Aaehias IN The United States or Europe
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IN OkDkhlhG ElOkETS Ok CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to address the Tickets order
ed the receipt Of which they vii be forwarded BY hr
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending With any hg
urs they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately atisr the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and Slate.
~ Remember that every PrIzsis drawn, ans payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 8, 900 and under paid Immediately
ssr the draWug-ohsrp prizes At the usual tina Of lrJ
DAYS,
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Il viii great deal Of unnecessary trouble ON
rules.
body Of Ycaf letter.
u you wish the pgpsr changed from one once to another
give both Offices SCI fulf .af
II you write 90 business, and other matters write
separate sneeLs Of paper eront leaves sheet
Letters e0d communications solicited upon all such
ne public.
FsceiVs DO Etsntion. ... .."..... g#..'
Oorfespondouts should write only upon side Of the
paper.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs G.
ioEBETT d Co.. and not personally either Of sue Fropn
etOra.
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DIRECTIONS,

Goods shipped Wis savannah. should be consigned 70
Esut CeatIa Railroad, odVsnnah and packages marked
care agrnt O.. h. b.. savannah, Ga.
GOuls shipped via CLEr-on should be consgned 10 the
AGENT Cf The South JarEua Railroad, ChsrlcsOn, and
PACKAGES mark ed Agelt ;. e. K r. Cuareson Souh
Carolina.
The through rates above cover all expenses from New
YORK 90 Nashville. No mission, drsyBgs Wharfage
charged either att hzriesto0 or Savannah
shippers msl rely upon uniform rates and prompt delvs-
es BY both lines charges and damages by either lire
will be ABUSED by the agents u The Nashville AMI ChatA-
uuCES rad
In Of lost missing goods will take charge Of any
cadence Necessary for their recovery, II not
ouno, will pay for the Ihe expiration OF ~ days
amer notice is given
= an notices OF lost good f,r Nashville stations
the Nashville and Oh taUOoga Road, be addressed 10
II. 1. AEBERtoE- SUP, Nash vile
Merchants VIII 20 so New York will receive every ihfOrma-
on and asst lance 10 shipping by applying 10 the Agent Of
the Chsrissou Lue o95 Broadway, and the Savannah
Line Ne. u Broadway,
CBkI. W. ANDERSON,
Jss. ], IsEs ,aEh-G GSasBA 4 ssHt.
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81 ATE OF TENNESSEE. DAVIDSON CDUNs
Th COURT December hules, 1857.
q. ?. Grinsisad Admir- de- AM Oiheri E1s her Wsg-
Order Of PublicsHOb.

order OF Publication.
DE il remembered, shat tbs a5h day Of December.
- l85 10 appearing TO the satisfaction the Clerk
Ter, tb4 te 0uowng deendsnls in the above cause to
Joseph Fatisral and Charlotte Tstt0a biz vile are
residents o. hts sge an therefore the usual process this
Court cannot be served upon hsm thsrefots,
Cd By The OeIE mat publication be made IN neWaa
per Published IN Nashville, requiring said defendants 81
appear Jhv Feb.taTm Of The County Court be no den
a. tls County Couu IN NsshvHc, the isE Monday
w February, s5 and anBWer sand bi the same vii pc
taken for confessed, hem, and for hsafDg said
petition for the purpose selling the Land and Negroes
d The estate Of Jacob Wagner, deo'd-
r. CHBATIlAM,
der 9O--w4tpva 0ss IS Clerk & Master.
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CT. Uuers, account OF its REoULIARbT HAAEtH1
- LosATIoE, superior atIrsciops 70 Young Laaea VINO
wish 10 receive solid and REFINED HDucLIos ~ IN t -
where, at the time, every attention VII Oe P
the HEALTH COMFORT OF the pupils ana me utoss
TAX TO cultivate thOe MORAL AND RELIGIOUS fo
P1Es which alone ro1der sdacsJOu prontaoe IN aef
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CINCINNATI, Jan. l6-Fiour 8 65a3 Is; Whisky
Is; Hogs firm at 54al3; mess Pork held at Is 90,
sales ct i 50; Bulk meats 5a6; Lard held at g. mar
ket excited.
LBAVENWORTH.-Capt Brent, assistant Quarter
Master Of the army is dead.
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The New UTIeans TTlce LWTen5 Of Tle 3In siys OF
de Tobacco market:
We have still to notice very heavy Tobacco mar
kct the demand as for some months past being con
fined 10 one or Two parties who have almost dictated
heir own terms The weeks sales, so tar as we
have been able to learn, up about 700 hhds the
principal lots being 400, 100, 76 and 4G hhds., all
on private terms, but understood from the best in
formation We could obtain, to be at within the
range Of the following quotations:
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Lots in Edgefeld for Sale.

QYvirtus Of Rdscrss Of County CouIt Of Davidson
u County, rendered the July Term, 1876 in the case e
James Hamilton, Admin stfatOrt and ohers, %, W No. H.
Morgan ard others will OsF for sale a. the Count House,
in NaIhVls Saturday, 10Th day Of !snuayy 1855 The
following Edgefed, t0Wii Los No 81 In shelb e,
addition EdEshsd, fronting 100 feet on Watson stTesE
aIso Lot 30 Ia irouline 100 feet Watson Street.
Ticks $50 10 cash, will Be required each LoE he
balance on credit Of l. and yeall With interest from
date, notes with good security required.
CHBATHAM,
Il NJ q. NJ. L 4
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

EeA.The Winstcad Conn. Herald thus moral
ICES on an incident that recently occurred in
that vicinity. Let any consider how many
cases of that description would occur if oppor-
tunity presented and he will be able to judge
of the depth and sincerity of all similar humans
ay:
IA queer world is this. We recollect young
lady, former resident Of Winstead, beautiful
and accomplished and the daughter Of pious
and venerable old methodist elder We remem-
Der her as most ardent advocate of the hu-
manity side IN politics. a rapturous reader of Un-
Gle Toms Cabin in the village club of young la
dies, and anti-slaverv in all places and on all
necessary occasions. Not long ago we recorded
the marriage of this young lady to an Alabama
planter who is the owner of some 500-niggers
queer world is this"
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
From the Mountain Messenger
The Miners SOliloquy.---NotH HamIet,s.
BY WILL WINTER.

To mine, or not to mine, that is the question:
Whether it is better in the man to suffer
The gnawing, wearing pangs of penury,
And by hard knocks get the welcome needfulr y
To work, to labor, aye, and by that work,
Throw OF the heavy weight that oppresses,
Is matter now of great Importance.
And by these knocks, what reward may follow
Piles OF the sweet pecuniary' we'll amass,
When we have shutfied off the Spring fever
Who would forgo the pleasures Of the times,
Pool, billiards, monte, seveL-up and crib?
Who would stand the pressure of frequent duns
The abusive slang of overbearing men,
The with ring sneers of an unpaid public,
When tools and paying claims are plentiful 2
Who would live on rusty pork and stale bread
When in La Porte, stores are so well filled
Farewell vain dreams of an idle living
Conjured up nourished in by gone days!
No, nevermore will indulge in thee
I'll now don my rubber boots coat and hat
And hasten hither, down to the tunnel:
" William hand me the Schnapps p
COTTAGE OF CONTENT, near La Porte
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

= friend who unthinkingly gave him u psto',
wnen he went in search of his opponent and
'ound him asleep. He Immediately pulled him
out OF bed, cooked his pistol and threatened to
snoot-but some men from an adjoining room
rushed in, in time to prevent murder. As no
complaint has been lodged against the parties
concerned, suppose it will blow over.
l lear that am tedious, and am occupying
too much space, but will continue another time
if do not go to the SoUTH.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
NUMBER. 1.
Gov. wener storms the state Prison.

Governor Weller came down from Sacramento
on Sunday evening last, and at an early hour on
Monday, proceeded to San Quentin. Arrived
there by virtue of his Office he demanded to be
placed in possession of the Prison and the pub
lie property connected Herewith. To this per-
emptory summons to surrender, the sub-Lessec,
McCauly, returned an emphatic refusal, at the
same time closing the Office. Not to be foiied,
His Excellency force the doors ofthe office. and
seizing the keys took possession of the Prison
by main force. In this energetic discharge of
duty, Governor Weller has exhibited Jae kso-
nian firmness that cannot fail to command the
| respect of both friend or foe. A timid man would
have faltered in the face of resistance, and al
| lowed the crafty Lessee to gain time, which
certainly would have been used to the detriment
of the public interest. Governor Weller foresee-
| ing this, and possessed of nerve equal to the
emergency, determined to take immediate pos
session. In thus resolutey pursuing the right,
he will be sustained by the popular voice of the
| people throughout the state, and has established
"a character for 6rmness that will be of immense
advantage hereafter. Having entered upon pos
session, he Immediately, assisted BY a clerk,
| proceeded to take an inventory of the articles
upon the premises, and was thus engaged at the
| time our informant left the prison. In the mean
| time the different employees were told to con-
slider themselves in the employ of the state, and
continue on until further orders. At an early
hour yesterday, the Legislative Committee pro-
ceeded to the prison, and we doubt not will CO.
operate with the Governor in such measures as
may be necessary to the safety of convicts and
the protection of the public interest.-lNorning
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