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Polynesian., 1858-10-02
We shall again refer to this report.

REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION REMOVAL OF
A Mans TONGUB ESTIRE.-An opera ion was per-
formed by Professor Syme, Of Edin ''urgh, on the
18th of December, which has Occasiuned great in
terest in the professional world and beyond it.
A countryman, in the prime of life and apparently
in perfect health, came into Mr. Syme's ward
with malignant disease of the tongue. causing
constant and most severe pain, incurable by any
local or general means, and certain to prove fatal
Mr. Syme explained to his students, before COM
meneing the operation, the state Of the ea-e-in-
tense suffering and certain DEATH il left alone-re-
lief from present pain, and reasonable chance Os
ultimate recovery, if the entire organ removed.
This, he stated had never been done before, and
he said he considered himself warranted in trying
it. The patient, resolute man, who put his life
frankly into the hands Of the surgeon, was put
under chloroiorm the jaw was divided, and free
and safe access obtained to the root Of the tongue
which was rapidly and absolutely removed, Ieav-
ing not a trace Of the disease or of the organ in
which it was seated. The patient walked out of
the theatre, speechless, but grateful and happy,
and has continued we'll ever since, being fed with
a tube. He can nOw however, swallow, and
Sunday he So Ike or rather breathed out the word
a. milk" He is cheerful. and gives every hope
Of Thorough recovery. The operation was per-
formed in the great operating theatre, before the
largest number of spectators probably ever in it
medical men all Of ages, from the student in hrs
first year to the grey veteran from the Peninsua
or the Crimea.-Sc0tsmGn.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

Mr.. RAREY'S SECRET.-BeH's Life in London, in
noticing the challenges of several rival horse-tam-
ers to Mr.. Rarey, prints the following as Mr.. Ra-
reys veritable secret of horse-taming. 1t is from
Mr.. William Ward, of Toronto, Canada West
was written originally to the Stanford Mercury:
" Observing many comments in your valuable
paper of late, respecting the American secret of
hOrse-taming, beg to state the secret has been
divulged here some months, and is now generally
known through this province. | here state Mr.
Rareys theory of tanning the horse:
% Having haltered your colt and caressed him,
Esten his near fOre-fOot with strong strap round
the pastern and radius, or fore arm fasten his
foot up safe, and make him hop around on three
legs till tired when he is tired, put strap with
moose round the off pastern; make him hop; then
pull the strap that is on the off pastern, and he
will come on his knees. When OH his knees, keep
the strap tight that he cannot get his foot slack
to get up. Bear against the horses shoulder with
yours steadily, and he will lie down in a few min
utes. When he is down. stroke him the way the
hair lies. Take off the straps soon as he is down.
You can now do anything with him you wish, or
beat drum on him, &C., without alarming him.
Operate on your horse in this manner as often as
OCCASION requires. l have operated by this theory
on some of the widest and most vicious horses
with perfect success
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
ssSix cups to Nevias health, seven to Justina be:
To Lycas FIVE, to Lyde four and then to Ida three"

The Germans have Outdone all the nations of
modern times in their eff rts to rival the Bacchan-
allan extravaganza Of the ancient masters Of the
world yet even they must be reckoned mere slip
pers in comparison. Till very late period. enor
nous goblets, that would put that of the Baron
Bradwardine to open shame, were among the
chief ornaments Of the rooms and tables of the Ger
man nobility; at their felsts the bottle used to be
pushed round continually; and each guest had to
open his goblet PAIN Of being condemned as a
false friend and brother.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

e What commodity is llways afforded at cOst-
Tho
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
FOR SALE OR RENT!

rrxur Co-AL STORE on THE CORNER OF MER-
-, "a Kashrmanu streets occupied by Dr. Mchboin
ciyeu on the of August next The premises are
81 -. n5 viii be enclosed II desired, and the house put
in good order. r,o,;r. Of
Hooellu, JEly e6th, lsss ASa A0-N - SAAAS'
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

QRNEsNG BUMPERs.-Drinking is less vice of
modern than of ancient times. The feats of this
sort which recorded even of the polite nations
of Greece and Rome far surpass anything which
the men of later times have been able to exhibit
Alexander the Great, who fell victim to this bru-
tai indulgence, brought number of tOpers to-
gether after the burning of Calanus and proposed
to them match at drinking for Il prize of one ta-
lent. The fellow who carried off the prize was
one PrOmachus, who is said to have drank off four
cOngies or about thirty English bottles of wine
He had his money, said Plut4rch, and his death
into the bargain, for he died the third day after
together with forty-one persons who, in the dis
graceful competition, drank themselves into eter-
nifty. In the history Of Alexanders triumphs,
this is one which truth and morality require should
not be forgotten. Prpdigiuus as was the achieve
ment oil PrOmachus, tits nothing to what is told
of the Emperor Maximnius. vino is said to have
drank not only once, but often in the course of
day, an amphora of the capital. which contained
eight congies, or above eighty pints Nay, the
son of NJ. Tullius Cicero is said to have been able
to take of lat one drdught, two cOngies, or about
two gallons After this the render will not he
surprised to learn that it was the regular prac-
tice of the Romans in their cOnyivial parties. to
drink down the evening, and drink up the morn
ing star; and that it was another of their COM
mon practices in drinking TO their mistresscs, not
To content themselves as IN this fag-end of time
with single bumpers. but to drink as many cups
there letters in the names Of the fair dam
sells. Hence Martial:
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

We have at last discovered the reason gentlemen of
the present day stoop it is account Of their be-
ing constantly bent upon pleasure. We hope they will
not be strsitsnsd by circumstances.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

A question has been raised in of our courts,
whether blind can be made liable for bill pay
able at sight. The lawyers puzzled.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02

A MODERN DOoBERRY.-An Irish magistrate.
having occasion to write the word - usage cnn
triyed to spell it withnut using single letter 'f
the original word his improved nthOgriphy was
RolCziLch. When some remarks m Ide on sla-
liar facts, he ayerred that nobody could spell with
pens made from the quilts of Irish geese.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
TO BE SOLD OR LET.

DOOMS TO LET-FROM 81 PER WEEK APPI,
~ 10 52n 5. Johnson, House Carpsner.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
For SALE OR TO LET.

,,r n1rr1IIxc HoUsE AND PREMISES OCCUPIED By
the subscriber the corner OF Merchant anu
Possession given Immediately f., nonrprSo~
Title fee simple. 92-u " n h"DAiSO'-
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
PLEASANT VALLEY RESIDENCE FOR
SALE.

r-,II. RE soLD. IF APPLIED FOR SOON, THAT
w pleasant Cottage situated in Nunanu Valley now oe
cuDied by Capt Collins, opposite the residence OF Dr. u T.
Juad
This cottage built since, ot the best materials
and and cut IN the best MANNER ana contains
The Parlor IA 10y teeti
Bed Rnoms-l4 10 eetj
Bed RoOm-l2 < 10 ieet
Dining room pantry kitchen servants rooms staoie anu
rarriage house and abundant supply ot good water
The LOT contains acre, and title Fee simple ,
The nremiS examined al time upon apphcatoh
=" "SaP' N' A. P. EVERETT.
Polynesian., 1858-10-02
For Sale or Lease.

,,,ur AMERICAN HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF KING
and Maunakea Streets held in fee Enquire OF
anu MELCHERSS coo
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
- Merchant Street.
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NASHVILLE.
ORTruARE-


Died, On the IstA Of February, 1855 at the resi-
deBse OF her fatAsr, s R. COekrin, Esq, near The
city Of Nashville, Mrs. RLlzsDETH HAEDNs Ann
STRONG. wife Of Daniel J. Armstrong, Of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas.
She vas afflicted for months, and Eas nursed With
f0ndness and ever watohful attention, ct home and
abroad, by her devoted mother and this FIRST crest
calamity to her parents was not unexpected, yet
the thread Of life was snapped in instant, ard the
shock upon the family was heart rending.
She vas educated and accomplished, and ranked
high in her Pupilage and graduation at the Nash
vile Female Academy. She possessed the attrac-
tive temperament, and gentle current Of WOmsnly
virtues flowed around her. She vas the eldest
daughter and favOrite child of her parents, if ia
voritism can exist in such cases.
Her servants chung to her with q fidelity known
ony to those who have praoicsd justice and benevO
lence in the administration Of the household. She
Was to her husband all that woman can be to man.
She left brothers and sisters and large circle Of
friends, and an only child, too young to remember
her; but that child falls into the arms which
encircled and protected her departed mother In IN
fancy the little thing wiz scarcely know that her
mother is gone
She lived q life full Of pleasures, surrounded by
relations and friends, until attacked BY the fatal
malsdy which defed medical shin, and brought her
to the grave All that is reserved in the future Tor
just and charitable christians, will be hers.
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BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS. &C., &c
EIccfiOn NOtiCe.

T,RR highest market price paid for LAID put mp In ship
| rin- orts- J. = MARLIN n CO.,
~ nj Corner ROad and NEFaet sL-ee.s
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Valuable Farm for sale.

THAT Vafaa5 Farm uhsh aadsrslsnrd awe f'l-
for Tie ast ten ear, saio. 40 les mo
II D,cE rivgF 10 ne eouEtt ot Cles sight ss tom dl-
ons-ter, and seven mics iron Eallaa a. anl --l ~
trIm huFnanuy Toe Lraes c1uaIus seven hAAfa- an -l
ser-s 10 uefus OF inca cleared cams nf mlFs 90
isss Of ara rae fsrm,Br land O. loruaJ atoau a
Davidson place, GA this ere tto eia pi-- ~
dent uth 4 1890 hi hlases tfns, CRIBS aad al41iad
OF The usst quail 40 young Oronafds o. eaoas -l
good sprina- ygaer ia abundancei anl a-oeA a-ll F
nniBv thnuvh al esrsnt sections Of sid ia he or ui
botb tsef l. e al h any Cos cFoPs either 20 sal % i
80 - ,,1 raw vi BE- slld separately of tasafaer,
III MI sursbss,rs d NE orai eioes iarla in ne
So 80 AZ those ashing 10 1ay aou4i OF eaurli
,Vi.h L. g- ia nr8mla8l eafe fdfe1aalg laflai o.
..un i deemed uansoesssy, olt al are iaqiiad 90 eal
md zee Cor hemsaiFul ---. q. $500
dGc25-W6a Asr9- = ---.-a'Arf
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PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

VAJGArUCK BLACK HAWK is a rsh and 81 ish
brown horse, eight yB-rs Old % hands higrs las .l
r0 ted IN as and % III drsg przs over ".u1
Nl1r ana many others a. Lh5 Far Geld 10 New h1
last ear ana bis colts aTkabs pr isiEg de al
sized b. Vermont Baok HaW tuIb 40 ILL., la -
vr over $40 o. grand sh a0rzau1 great sraat
sire tho original Jusgn MOrE7u H0rl- DE dau r-
lady TOu, b OF 81 Menbru0 uH1 Do % tln Dr.
yOHsl MssssuEsr ne fs half Jr0t-eF Ethan allen
popular tOgilDg stallion living b.4-A ba'k -'.r
acs Rs On, Kno~ NOhiug, that .Fltsd at Ct.caEH i
q ~ ana seal flora Tempe Long ltaaa n aJ p. o.
% o-r4oga- tina. went 10 g =, als0 ilclpl fz- .e
ner OF ne arst D 10 az Las nIJsd states far S.
in 1897; ana usay OF me Des roadster % me csulIr
Lllsieyfs OoOg 90 Moran horses, p. i90 W 49,
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GardenhiTe s. TLC aeurV,
Will pKACTICE IAtV

&. L. GAKUrNHIKE, JAWS W. ucH-N MY.
spaTtas lean vugsI0l, IauH.
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AND ALL KINDS OF
Railroad & Steamboat Work.
DIR POSTER DEPARTMENT
Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For Lubricating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel CosIOs hHTs been very favorH.
bly, known and extensively used tie place Of sperm for
the last few years. Oils Of similar and quality are
being made by the Union Coal and Oil Company, and
are very highly This OH has the
same weight and will bear the came temperature when
win sr sra ned the sprm, and is fully equal 70 it
as LubrCao having been subj oed 70 the ssVeres tests
upon heavy and ghi machinery and given entire sat
sfacun This Oh peculiarly adopted 10 Railroads. Cot
on Spndles, Machine shops, and all machinery where
hne Oh reQur,d d. It's economical lhRu ordinary
oils sold about the price and half the
quantity viii 50 equal amount Of UbrcEIion and do It
better.
This on being entirely without gum should be used In
the same the dues sperm. The openings Oft
cans aud feeders used for ordinary Os should be
reduced, othUrwi5s the Oil viii be wasted.
These Oils will furnished 30 dealers al ds factory p-
oss adding freight Insurance, and exchange and AL Oils
sold By this company fully guaranteed represented
Per tale by Evn, Psudleton * Co., OF iris city, AgsuB
or the Union Coal and OH Comp my, Msysyile, by.
public attention 70 the following certificates Of
gentlemen kboWn here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETOE s. CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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LAW SCHOOL OF TIE UNIVERSITY
Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Hon yOEL PAhKER, LID, no al rrJl ssur.
Hoe IhEUPnILU- PAhSUASy Lib Dals Professor.
Hon. kAOHl Ma rhoUhN, Ill d. Uuiv1rsl.y .r1lg-sar.
nh COufs Of nsruclJu embrace tIe O. aucIas
o. thb JOmmOu Lasi AID U equity. Admiralty. Crm-
merCaly laleTualuna and J0uslu- 81 hr
rsprudeuce % Tie United sLaLrs LuIas consists
OF HJOul a JOu volumes AMI ptal tlaJ
aided and even enost Be- ma1s runI,r p.ee.
Instruction 70 given - ora lectrus and positions, and
D. ruCltztiOHa 4nu CAamLa ATOMS CUulgC-ru
o when there are O. etery week. Two Moot
no den d. SAGA aeek5 each OF Wlg pew
Ousiy EFeu CUT " ald .l1a
delivered - b. Pru.iuIug sLruC and 0llar
t-cIILiss pr Ell Or lao LOurs7 Assem-
uIJ Is utld weekly tee ,aal lIrIl
knowledge ui Oh an ntafy .as aud p. ceUIIuEs
student tlu 0CuUIt stage ID Or
tessluuai stu0ies ~ rcduis purs4 aad
mencemens Vi either term, the .da4s
at-Tms
They Ct bsrt select udes they uI .ursur,
according O. tueir VI tGaIr Wauss q a.sall-
EButs
Abe Aeademesly year when .mmoncss Thursday six
week. after me tnfu " slu6sai jap. divided lltI
Two Iefu-t Ul sstu b aLn. q 4a-aLll oI sIE
q tle Dol II
Dam. The WInt1 4lIl, he LbrarJ opened Hlrun-
cd, auu % Lu- li-HIltrs8
hp-ii catUuu ar ull-siuus alaJ- ues,
therln All MAJ % II rr1.1ss sIs ui
Cambridge
CzmbIlzs, Mas. D.. J .nu ~. Isjs-.sD J-Iav3r
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cORRESPONDEECE.
NAsEE1IIE, February Is. 1855

NASHVILLE EeDfuafy 10 1905.
To Gen. VIZ. WALKER:
DRAR SIR The undersigned, many Of whom have
known you from Childhood and al Of whom have watched
your oventfu Nicaragua with the veest SYM
ably would be greatly pleased TO have you address the
people Of Nashville before leaving the city VIZ have new
e doubted purity Of your motives, the asghted wis-
OF your pan and your energy and perseverance, In
carrying thOss plans and hope yet 90 see courage
patience and wisdom, and justice, rewarded b the
Triumphant OF your carry American Civil
iEauoH into the favored regions Of Central America
Hoping you may 6nd it convenient 70 comply with
car request at early cay,
We are yours sincerely.
Felix Bob erts0n B. z. CheahEm, Wl0Eghby Williams
9. Clair n Morgan, W Kills on, Thomas BTEnsford,
q Kinnard osEh q Brown, BsHiRn Lindsiey, Paul z
Eve, John Brown, Morgan, Gordon, JEueS Ellis,
Andrew Allison, Joseph VaulE eph Anderson, P NJ
Roberts, James NIcbo W Berry, " Balisss, W a
GleAves, Thso sowza, Lewis, R5OhEsOu, Gardner,
H V Hooper, d DsmUkes John PsndlsloD, q O'BTy-
an, John " HuuleJ C Milky, W W Berry, Felix Demo
VILE. A Norris Nicholson, David HUM hTeysi FiEuF
heGayock, Thomas Harding, h CTuichsr' W Z Owen,
Ten smith, Douigan, V Lindsey, Joseph Wheiess,
n Bullock, Robert BOulson, " FrsEsT K LLOYD, WIN
HI ashsv, John Rates, Davies ST. Joseph Ewing,
John W RebGrdson, Benton, " Bsyiess, L N Bent
ley, GoodpasturS, C Burge, Weaver, EWinE, 5
L Finley, G T Thompson, W King, Knox Walker,
y SDonelson, John W sles, Alexander Pail, W Wat
kns, JOhn RsmEge, McNairYs Washington Barrow, Jno
Reid, Benz Shields, K "A Gardner, S7u McClung, A
Shepherd, W Jennings N McClEugrerty, John Twin,
Nh Washington, John Il Hsrris, P A Owen, : PeIwsy,
c L Sanders, Il PummsT, p White, w Lindsay, Alex.
snder Caldwell, W Philips, Cooke, JnO Johnson,
CFsighead Geo " LeiPer, HillmEu, h Mitchell,
Hobson, & Grin h, Roberts, Sanders, S
Stanton, W B Blackburn, 1ges, Anderson, T.
K8eny, NJ W Nelson, w Scale, Jsmes LEckey, A G
Shrewsbury, Jos Mickey, Buruss, CuuIrell, J
L Rice, a Croz e., Csstleman, John Thompson, "
L McConnieo, 7 A Atchisons " Vance Thompson, Geo W
Cunningham, Jacob McGavoek.
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Chflda HarnId.

~ SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. e
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Naarsnal's Elorica.

NM BAIL, and hers, steamboat SlI-.ul. Lihe1 Ia
Jus MEA Ahu, O-n1rs, ~ lsam0o-- alo. -uls
II viFtueO- WErra1- issued .ruu taa D.alds
- SUuri OF he U-ilsd d ana Tor aii141 sis
.s-ei W sai soalt1 lufs 34liiou a. rec 10
81 y '-i sftcfi s..g p1ss5as ss4-rt 70
'Ns s-41 --i 0a.sl 4p.ri1 La-h 4-4 iar-ialrr %
ePP'ai osl't7 te sd-ss stfIgL luuIt he
~eaAl Ao'A th tAe S-fst ,azlsI & dag u
reef1Af1t "a'a. a. o. ue eait ZAP, lla
AsAs iStoHiHs - go Sct-A1 la hsrt 20
ever A1sS Ne i-etahH Ia Cugsla trlea aa-1s,
sufyL-si uSfA ana i-S.ti 49, csIi mainline,
PsriAin- lhls sh day u F0B., Ie5s
feb0 N4rs5.l Tor las 49,. % - -
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Tonight We have another great BILL and Is the
engsgeueu, o. Mr.. and Mrs. CHIsP is rsPiay
draEiDg 10 q close We trust cur resders' VINO nave
not done sgr will avail themselves Of me cPpof'u
Rlty 10 Zee these Distinguished GriiStsS For Oil OF
tonight We refer them 10 the advertisement II
another column.
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Plies in Both Forms Cured Tread THIS
81 only Tor my present und health, from the
constant, thou gh mOderss OF BGRHAV KS HOLLAND
Notwithstanding from my youth suffered, a. intervals
from Plus both FORMS sometimes severely 20 com
pptsy PROSTATE have months though
subject TO Of seeO, aud unusual physical EFFORT been
treiy free from any Symptom OF this distressing diseases
while my &c leTai health is very much improved"
doubling the authenticity this certificate,
requested 20 call communicate with the preOrs
They will take pleasure only referring them 10 rs
author bat To many hers who have used the Holland Bit
tiers 70. the sam, auection, with equal success.
fEh TA-+Iw
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1HE FAnuUs hOADSILR,
Naugatuck Black HawE.
Lnporled BIZ che Tsnnsssss Llps bloeE CsnDrnu.

rVHIs SUPERB STALLION ali msks hf1 second 3
season 81 The staJs Of the suus5ubsr one F'Fra
mile ron NashsH we NtIsusyi 90 uuIEa 4 =. -
and serve mares az wenry Five Dollar he seasau
heah and Appearance he IA greatly improved since ICES
ycaF he proved himself last ysara t5mdrEaby 5sl
gslLaE - res from distance will -i ctr-d IT, ara
grained 81 81 psr week, pastursE5 zaIn
per &. Rains.
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EXTRAORDINARY Bargain

IN AZ a IS l., h D. - ID a. Q p
3 ofer fJr sale AZ a great sacrdcs FOR cash. ~.
~ New 1and BFIck UEc .iuE, vita sE large 49,
Kitchen, esJsru az, and lot fronting 900
Russell SIR e. 90 juc sHsrs Ad 30 g. daedsd oI
hundred yards frum she pubuc sou ferzUs Irlg
GUY great bargain hs tsrirabIe
sdxsdele, viii dad 70 their tutrE8s mzks
dIae ap JlioElOu 70 y L. q X W BkJANs
isb ls-Im "A \ Cherry street..
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Black mammoth.

rWVHIs rAVUnI Is JACK niaIl a ny rIahl1 alL
tefvs JeHnss a. F5fy uol are tau Insurance.. be Eas
uevsrta better nsalh con ii1n an present uau
h a uecsssar, O. a. any ThIns 10 r-lcr-nc5 20 rs 90
broader BE- recuF4s tht NariOus gTCu % Oh
Falrs be bad colt SO SNOW Tor pellm EFa
svd-ues 1I lac bis sup1rJFI.J breeder rl--
uraRe gIaus, grau feed, II de-tIJd, = er
stek steFy attention - IFsvsaL aCcIdsu.s -i1s
nut no liability IuI r +. b htlhR
rrlm rF- r..fN
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dee %
TIE sENTIMENrs o. HUNDREDS 4.

AAE- SC Nv T. ~ 7 = OF III NNAALaAlE
Testimonials like th- ing reaching th proprietor
con inusly, uII1GInz she IN gcy OF B, tahnestock
NsFulfIEe and ba witness H IA OF lie curauVc pow
srs Zee confidence there never was prepara-
ton processing extraordinary powers 20 eEPel wors
AUzTIr, eKsB, Feb q, 1853.
lIsssrs j. 4. FlkHssioct & Co, Pits5uTg, Pg
GEErr FlyEr-urrrg rrr two veETs that have been
sell gg our rated NermtuEe witnessed its N
ca-y tu eHpslHnE worms Ga sgClI0n Il will certainly
T5l SUCH De- Elm mo ysLam. As druggist,
ttse sasurs bearing tH-mouy O The me 10 Of our
vsfrgb EermiI.-- aud cuO the BeULBe s. Of num-
bar. al uy Tt-us and vaeu say that believe
ia 10 be .ac oest article Tor b eIpus.O OF worms
TrlIg guHIsr sc
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
sid vhoasae aud retail ~ all the pruC pal druggists
ard ruu nv EeTthauts throlE aout iHs Uneu States.
teb Ain.
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Il EN- OV Al

Exhibition and sale rooms atho As North College 3
rbe We invite alto visit as sspscay the ladlea-
feb ls-u
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because be wears 3 ragged Goa

The words and music both his 9wR composition
Il was finely executed sud contains excellent esnn-
ment. Mr.. BExsoy aIvsys receives sn oncOrs in ms
.-Unrs md Esrr--.g -
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TIE GRElT EVGLiSn rem ADY.
BIB JANIS CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pilla.

Prepared Jr0as prescription Of So J. Clarke, d. D.,
Physeiaa Extraordinary 70 the QEssa.
Thsinvalaable medicine Is unfsihg in the cure Of al
hoss painful and dangerous deases 90 which the female
constitution lie subject Il mOderaeSs excess and removes
all obstruetons and speedy cure may be relied on'
TO MARRIED LADIES
t is especially suited 1t v in fhor ums' ofiAe Oh n'
monthly period With regularity
Baeh bottle one dollar bsEH ne SossrhsA' 'sAP
Of Great BrtaiR. % prevent eounisrfeha.
CAUTION.
ne. p, skolz not Bstaksa ~ Jsnsss dEriHg he First
Three Months IF Pregnancy thsy are suTs e briHg On
Eg,,.-,isvs 5st a any other time thsy arc safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal elections, pain in the
hssk and Limbs fatigue slight eTsrOn PslPatiOn O'ths
besr Hvsteres and Whites, these pills viii eject
bp ALI other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy do not eontsn iron, cEiome Gnum0ny anything
hurtful 20 the constitution.
Pail directions accompany each package.
SOLE Agent for the United States and OOnacs.
JOB MOSES,
Lste I. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, n. Y.
s. B-si0 sndC postage stamps enclosed 70 any GuthoF
iEsd Agent will Rsgrs bottle Of the Ra By return nail.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry & Dsmovile, AID c.
W. HsndsrshOI. Agents for Nashville. deOd6WlY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20

WE hae slur large lot OF Capt hluIrs Cejebrst
w ed brsnuE tobacco and his veil EuOwu Pancake
brand o. rriye 900 days We EXCEPT brands, when
sl those who he bet Grdce that they can md
O., wholesale or retail a. 90 UEIuu street.
Also a large lot oT LauEhOTu * ArmsteAds with many
other brands 6ae Virginia TObScco-anla lot Of good
Ts Tobacco thai wish 20 close Gus 81 prices 10
please the buyer.
We conu 20 keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars,
Domestic aud German d., Pipes, Scotch Suut Smoking
Tobacco de- &c
Nv LANGLEY q CO.,
IL. a.
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their best Interests BY l8tvng their .s0rU
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