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CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment. In the aannace O s
tuuatsy succeeded the ysr l54 in making dovsy IN
u auufure By Wble It deprived Of It's aed and uAH
rDstorv psoperties and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv anuelory scheidam Holland After several months
rejection What title to give it. introduced 70 TIE Aan
publle under tie title Of ssW0lfess Schfedam ArO-
matte SchmapPs.'' schiedam Is the q the place
IN Holland vhers tie Gin snuacsursi saronate derive its
name from he italian Juniper berry with which IL Is aavored;
and the word sschnaPps the German for drnk-ooguei dram
Wof schedau aromatic drink. No sooner had ny sehnaPps
been introduced the American public and received with aPprO
tiiou than the liquor Of New YORK, Boston and PS
dejDba started in psul their mixed and poisonous stuf
under various Names In instances ny lle5 have been
20 rsfy inflated, win oaly The addition Of few letters, 70
plead technical avoidance law and carefully prpzred
a. 10 impose On careless purchasers. understand large guam
ty has BEEN purchased By the merchants Of New Orleans,
count Of hs ohsapness the su Two Dollars peoEsn for
the Quarts Dollar and tan cents dozen for the Pnts
being the wholesale price York. Il nothing bat Ame
can Whisky Favored OIL Of Juniper and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates ndeety in
tie fraud By selling the spurious Arcs isasuch oner a.
/ he principal, who planned the imposition
Ihope every respectable citizen WHO values the health Of Tx
community in which he live aid In sretng andsx
pogthe unsrupuons merchant who, the sake Of few
viii put IL Jeopardy lives Of the community in which be lives
such men should be nailed the Poy Of public sxeera0n-
! UBOLPHO WOLFE,
| Sole ImPortoFs Noss IS, 20 and 22 Beaver sss'
/ NEW YORK.
The Following rsssctable firms in New Orleans sell de Gen
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CONVERSATIONAL,

WASHINGTON, Dec.-22-SRNATE.-Mr. Seward in
troduced BILL which was read twice, by its title,
authorizing tbs removal Of the Offices belonging to
the United States, and occupied by the collector Of
revenues in connection with the quarantine station
in the port of New York.
Mr. Seward also presented 8 memorial of the gold
aud silver leaf manufacturers Of New York. Also,
three petitions of citizens of Oneida and Jefferson
counties in New York, praying for the erection Of
q breakWater at the port Of Cape Vincent.
All these petitions we're appropriately referred to
the proper commuters.
Mr.. CLAW, submitted a resolution, which was adj
opted calling on the President for copies Of cor
respondence between the Mexican Government and
Minister Forsyth, and the State Department, and
for such other information as will eueidate the COM
plications which have resulted in the diplomacy
between the two governments
Mr.. Hunter submitted a resolution, which was
adopted requesting the Postmaster>General to in
form the Senate what changes in the postal laws
are necessary to render the Department self-sus>
tsini g.
On motion of Mr. Mallory, joint resolution was
adopted, permitting certain officers Of the navy to
accept from the British Government medals and
snuf-boxes.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill, which was referred
to the Committee on the District Of Columbia, to
appropriate million acres Of the public lands for
the benefit of the public schools in the District.
Mr. Davis from the Committee on Military AZ
fairs reported substitute for the bill relating to
military officers.
Several messages, the contents Of which are un>
known, we're received from the President, where
upon the Senate went into Executive session for
several hours, and then adjourned
HoUsE-The military academy bill sppropriating
nearly Sl8l, 900, came before the House. Its sup
port was also considered in committee.
Mr. Gliding said that while some gentlemen were
scrupulous about voting for the soldiers pension
bill, paying those who fought, the bill before Them
proposed psyingmen to learn to hght. He complained
Of appropriations for The purpose Of war, cur mis-
sion being peacs, and standing army lot having
been contemplated by the founders Of our Govern
ment They would soon be called upon to vote
large sums for fortiestons, which, in quarter Of
century, would be as useless as old castles on the
Rhine
Mr.. Loveioy asked him whether he believed the
soldiers pension bill right
Mr. Giddings was glad his reverend friend had
asked him that question. As the pension system
had been adopted, he would deal out its benefits
with even>handed justice. Congress had squander-
ed money on General Scott, while there were men
in his district, not worth hundred dollars, who
had fought IS CALAMITY.
Mr.. Lovsjoy said his theology Is that "tvO wrongs
don't make right" Generals Scott snd GAS were
pensioners By the bin just passed. IS wen e the
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We shall remove to our new OfHee, on the eorner
Of Cherry and Spring streets, next week. We be-
speak IN advance. the patience Of subscribers,
should suy Irregularities occur in cur publication
during the week. removal Of Large printing
ofhee is serious matter. For the lest six months
we have had our counting room in one house, cur
printing Office in another snd our editorial rooms in
still another This has not only been ineOnvOnient
but il has Oocsoned several failures TO mail our til
weekly in proper season. After the lst January,
We sxpsct to be beyond the reach Of such failures
and eelsss
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A dispatch from Albany N. Y, dated the 22d
saws: The State csnvassers at their meeting last
night decided TO refuse certificates to the six Con-
sFsssmen elect from New York city on the ground
Chat the returns read for members Of Congress In
stead Of representatives of Congress-"
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Bvsasq Post says he has reason to believe that two
more vessels have left or are about leaving the
country with busters, and THAT the President has
taken measures 10 stop them
Secretary Csss, in q letter to Captain Levy, dated
ths zO;h inst, while giving his reason for with
holding authoritative oensure by this government OF
the proceedings at Bologna in the case Of the seiE
ure OF the Jewish boy MOrtart, says "thst IS an
individual. he has nc hesitation in expressing his
ssrurire at this deporabls occurrence in the Papa
States and that It is difficult to conceive how such
an act Of Injustice could take place in the midst OF
the nineteenth century and in the heart Of Europe
The Indictment Of the world would condemn It,
On the 22d inst, Senator Brown; Of Miss, intro
duesd e Joint resolution, establishing the brevet
Grade Of admiral, to be conferred, when the Presi-
dent may deem It proper, in the acknowledgment
Of services. When the Office is once filed and be-
eomss vacant. it is to expire This resolution was
referred to the Committee on Naval AHsirs.
Intelligence from San Francisco BY the overland
nail states that John Nugent, United States special
sgsnt, published an address TO the citizens Of the
United States in British Columbia, in the Victoria
Gazette in which be speaks of the injustice and oP-
preston which the Americans had received at the
hands Of the colonial authorities and has the in
tention to lay the matter before the authorities at
Washington. Mr. Nugent had arrived at San Fran>
DISCO. and would leave for Washington by the next
ufaamer
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The seoretary Of State informs US thst the ds'ri-
butio- ~ the Code to the persons entitled 10 them
s. law s been completed. The law required the
IrrIi- .lnters to have the work ready for delivery
3, e 18th August. But this law was passed upon
az Innate by the Revisers that 1t would make 3
volume not exceeding 800 pages. The Printers
found it necessary go New York for paper, and
purchased only sufficient for the 300 pages. The
arst supply was exhausted before they knew that
the book would reach beyond 500 pages They then
had to wait for second supply. They ordered suf-
hoient for 200 pages more. When that was exhaust
Cd they had again to wait for still third supply.
This excess in the size Of the book both By requir-
ing more time than estimated for the work, and &C.
easioniDg delays in the manufacture Of the paper,
postponed the delivery Of the book until the last of
October. The explanation is due slike to the Sec
Rotary Of State aud to The Public Printers
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARW
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES.

kf Dr. King, formerly ofNeH York, forths lsIt foaF
Ae.t9 years louisville, kenEacky, Enf who a.
voted ais attention tie treatment Of private dilccI Tor
irty years, 1atter himself, having aled 10 pf for
many years. ndcrel many Thousands, he s sualei
al diseases Of private nsture, matter how BAD y nay -
from idudcous mgica treatment, from negct q aisr
own Dr. Kings Dise1ay s No. % Daaisfck rsl bcWes
Cherry and the square, where be cures All dleall e private
natGre
GOSOaHEA cared without Eaue0uB medicine nissrgaos
from business.
s1RcauREs Of old recent date, elcuAy cured IN few
days, By operation which pain Where 6tiere
exists health canpct be enjoyed. Perhaps dscaas
more mischief and unicrune1 tn constitution
SYPHILIS eli the diseases q TIE sn, growing o. nog
lect treatment, be eeciualy cured IN il davs
sEEEsaL WEaNEs particular attention haEiar been iFan
this disease, and al the growing Of r. 1u
on IN many By tha destructive habits Of nconaias
Youhs and excessive nnlgBce a. the passions negect
Eblch will undermine the constitution rsneng ne t
Tor business society, and causing premature old age
FEMALES who may Be a5rng with any diacultg u ne Wob
may rest assured Of iumsdi1te relief
Persons residing Lbroad, writing and stating their sase VIA
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, No. - Deaek rss
NASHVILLE. tennessee viii have Necessary meci1e
their address, with necessary drscaons Sct secrecy 1ere
Once hours from oock In tie morning until IN Re
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SAL E.

Il n nurs,isnes Of decree in Chancery, will sell, The
First OF FebrURrys 1855
on the premises public auction valuable cotton plantahon
situated on Deer Creek, Washington county. Mississippi and
owned BY J. W Percy CO..and known As the Percy Place M
plantation contains fifteen huHdred and seTenhTe ae o. me
l cotton land in the sounine hundred the highest
state OF cultivation It in delightful neghbofhood twelve
mil back Of Greenvile, the shipping pont perfectly nde
eent on levee and above the highest water. The entire tract
susceptible Of cultivation mOenti has upon It De
ghtful dwelling, gin house perfectly new quarters stioe &C.,
and H making tbs season between twelve and fourteen bales 70
the hand ~
will also sell the time and place g Aecm4tsd Ne
vrs q on them hands, belonging ). W Percy Co., and
aissi by them Also % mules 10 yoke Of head cat
e sheep 5e0 to 60OO bushels OF corn with pnaon uen
sls wagons &C., Of all kinds and in good order.
TeTms--For the land fourth in CASH the balance In one
two and three equal annual nstaments, with per cent interest
from date and approved security the negroes and personal pro
pe Of ali descriptions twelve months acceanees on APP
roved houses Orleans. All persons wishing 70 purchase
are invited to come and view the premises. -.
: 5-s9S-ajassIJ59 NJ L r. DIYGN, Commissioner.
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ROCA,s RALsANE FOR PULmONART AND
TuHERCuEAR CONSNMPTION.

TWVHR public put possession Of o. the
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been
siderad a. incuFRbs disease sing Outward Applica-
ffOms the Of which seemingly miraculous, and It's
having Of those attributes which make The
compounds nov IN general use.
pamphlet consinIBg direeon nttsrs distinguished
and well known indiT uas and other docameniy eTdoes
viii accompany the remedy.
M james Rees having ceased % Hgcu te Of
his Baam The price besn reduced. Il only b oha
Of the proprietor b letter drecsd 70 e. hOCAs box i P.
o. Philadelphia, Penn. HoTl9-dSm
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For these and other reasons, which have not
time now to specify. regard the Baak Of Tsnnessss
as the greatest obstacle to wholesome reform IN the
present currency Of the State.
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We shah follow the usual custom Of newspaper
Offices, and issue no psPer to>motroE. Our 'ri-
weekly sppesrs one day in advance,
ssThe compliments OF the season" We heartily beg
cur readers to accept
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PsErzNrfAEx.- eonviets have lately
been received at the Peniientary from Memphis
The tesper Of that Constitution" is becoming alarm
cd At this great inauz and it is saa that ms heart
isas prayer now is that the rOgues Of Memphis VIII
stop stealing until the new wing Of the prison can
be completed
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Gas 5 Took

TOWN LOTS AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
joel D. add charl5ts c. Smith james n Ksnarek, aad
athem.
Y decrea % the county coar q Davidson eEis Fsiarsa
tt the December term 1888, I'm The aoVe Win g1er
5r aeat house door en- Nashville Gatuul1T.
"a o. January next. DE property Known he Vt haieuaa
Place situated the Middle Franklin rlf, h1ut ils
from TIE conr honse: also, tie tine and place via t
anszro named CaEe aged about 81 yerS, saok, aat
a years Of age and shar.a % Gas Stock, Bug and
Household furniture The land VIII be u lots, gp1
which WI old Dwelling, and via Be soi upon cyst u
one years, win from date and Lea
tanned antl he purchase money 8 paid.
Ths heroes win be sod upon credit u - m1Et ne d
stock, Buggys &c upon 1eiit % one mo1th Aoea saH
proved secaFiiy required y r. CAk AAilAsr
dsol0-m Clerk anl 49,.
NOR kENT OK sALE---I VIII rent 20 rsdsnuss
EssnvicE,' IN the 1utungt north zaf n ae ~ 70 a 5q1
tenant FOR MSS, Ell sell g. VII tbs los eo9i8 atrat
hslf acres The house corz1s sshf 81 ooA A1e4 =
$50 W.. 3. LAEaD0E.
ssesT Ne 3, chsnTfssist
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Great * elsiOr shingIe Vim,

lst The Mill the simple, complete, comprehensive
and durable machine for making Shingles Of No. quaout
Of any and all kinds Of timber.
ID Mill makes superior single to al others Whethe
shaved sawed or cut make from third to one fourth
more shingles given amount Of timber than any other ma
chine, and they command a better price
Sd Mill will make from Is 70 = OO perfect ana slnooth
shingles in 10 hours kept in order, and properly At
tended 70. ,-
An This Mill cumbersome, occupies less space IS more
convenient and requires power than other mill eNan
5th This Mill composed entirely OF iron and STEEL and Wien
sent from the mandatory is ready for the bitt $500
Str person make perfect singles on me rst rl
the experienced and with equal iacyi IN
tact n il the No plus ultra Of single machines.
The subscriber having purchased the Letters Patent foE ;he
tire State OF Tennessee this invention will most positively
vent any infringement Of the and will dispose stste
ouaty or individual rights terms remuneraye 70 me pur
chaser. =. WILLIAM
Letters Of inquiry orlers addressed 70 T. Gillian, eareof
Mr. Burns or Mr.. John Morrow, Messrs. Furman & Co..
Nashville, Tennessee will with prompt attention.
Having had one these machines exhibition at Messs
Vannov Turtie Co OF this city for several months,
would refer to all bder and carpenters as to its merits
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE, December % 1858.
Iw also set as agent for Of the above machines
Kentucky Indiana Arkansas Illinois Mississippi and Texss
dec25-dtf. 4 WILLIAM
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YVyHE undersigned viii sell public sale to the highest BID der
on the First day OF january 1859, al Y
o'clock at the Court House gate Nashville, valuable fanN
stuated the 18Th Civil District Of the county Of DAVIDSON
tie nrh side Cumberland river about 80 miles from TIE city,
containing about 5 acre being the residences Of the
late David H. Vaughn, deceased Upon the tract IL large and
dwelling houss also Kitchen negro cabins, barns, &s
The farm and mbered, and OF hsbtst
the county Tor cultivation. .-.
Terms OF Saie.--0ne, two and Tires years with nOtes
secured ard A len retained. R9BERT GARUTHERs,
JOSHUA 7. VAUGHN,
HIRAM VAUGHN,
rrH.I. MICHAEL VAUGHN.
The ahs prnrty can be purchased privately
sale Nv aDpIiestiont 70 MICHAEL VAUGHN,
dec9-dIm No. ~, Cherry street,
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I'm Negroes Wantell

WILL pay she very highest market price for likely Young
Negroes between he sges OF IS and = years.
WILL. L. BOYD, JE,
does No. 50 Cherry street.
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YTQHE dne passenger slearnrr, J. G. CLINE, n. -
D. ELLI0rr, Master, will leave Monday, tie
9Th instant al y O'Clock, NJ For freight pas
sage apply On board or 10
dec25-lt A. L. DAVIS Agent
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FOR A L Il
FINE SUBUR BAN ESIDENCE =,
Situated on M'GaVOck street, ...
Tn Wesa NashVHIe.


r WILL, sell at private sale that beautiful and IA
commodious residence Of Nj. CHARlB w. EfA
1SDFRsos on McavOck street, and adjacent to that
Of The Rev Reed and close to the residence Of
Mr. Bayless. The lot fronts 100 feet on Mc9aEock
street and runs back l69< feet 70 foot alley, and
Is enclosed cedar picket fence The house one
story brick containing six rooms In the main building Win Store
rooms chinaose together with vegetable and coal cellars sta
be carriage house There is also upon The premises splen-
dd csten The house entirely new, with al the modern i'm
provenen and the most superb Of architecture,
and with an eve to comfort convenience An examination Of
the premises will convince the most stdous mat u - one Of the
most complete residences that has been offered TO hepube
Iisa we'll established FACT that that portion OF West Nashville
s e mos. desirable Of any othtr, account Of society @
and essy approach city, besides the other advantages at Il
rents TO business The fact that the eorporaicntaN 50
heavy should nducemen to those Wishing % purchase
homes give this passing notice. It's all q represented 70
be- viii SELL dssiTed 100 feet adjoining The above and
that Of Mr.. Reed
ne Rev. Dr. Houston, the present occupant v take pleasure
in showing the premises any that wish 70 examine
NJ II not privately before Mondays the Sc Of January
1854 will Offer public sale, at the court house gate 70 the
TeTnS Of Sale.--A credit Of one, and three
with notes bearing interest we'll endorsed payable IN Bank and
re- rsf,fDed E. E. GLASCOCK,
decs9-td -a Real Estate agent.
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rmpInHmENT FoR so ACTIvE Ven.

WILL be at Room No 30 St. Cloud Hotel FOR two or three
DAVIS to engage travel and sell books in this state
Ny publications sold exclusively By subscription, and are
never placed 10 for sale Prom S4O 70 s can o.
cleared per annum the sale Of these works CAL and see tne
books and learn my terms. MARX 2. BARNIfA
dSc22-d&tw3ts Book and Map Manufacturer, Cincinnati
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mACGREGOR q BANKMEAD,
GENERAL CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
I6 CarOndelet sarects
Nav OrI ans
YnluabIe FarIn for snIe

UAHIRs BANKHEAD & CO.. Nashville, Tennessee, will make
cash aYanees on CotOn TObacoO, and other ProdEce ship
"a 70 the above house. lot5-n
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yTNO PRINTERS.--Wanedi immediately at this ONCE =
good job Printer who thoroughly understands bis
business To such employment win be given
December OFF
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Nnw PUBLgcATfoNs.

81. z. BERRE q Ce.'s
Asst OF
.kletant GIiussraSed Hooks for she EIoiil
Gays.
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Ths Poet. Illustrated.

Lszden Billions, bsaH1ly Drtlfsd Tlatot PgpeT ~
SUPERB car aad Aorpvc0 Biadsagf.
EdTar Allen Poes PosnsI LonEfaloHH Posaa
-tlIustrated. EvangeIineE usstsd Goldal Legand-L-
ustEafed Yoigs Of the nght-IusiTaed. RrrTy Cornwall
-Ilustraed. BysatS PosnsnluEaisd. Burns songl Aad
Poems-TIlustratsd. Moorea Ish MsodlesIussi. Kssts
Poems-Tlustrated WordsEors BaladsIllastrsted Book
Of Celebrated PoemsIiusuted. scos lsr Walter Pssns
-Iastzzied. Byron--Iu1aied. Childs Harold
Poets q he Niustasuth CenyIllastraisd. Rhymes anl
Roundelayss-Iusraisd, Lady q TIE LAKE. Geld
snlth-rastrsted. Ths Deserted vilkgs-Inustoa. Ths
Travelsr-Tluutsd Pleasures o. Hepsuuaiatnd. Song
of The Brave TIE So2dT's DgeGH G1d Olisr Poeaslias
srafsd. Grsy's Blsgy-IIusratsa Mltans LAiieIrs-Tl
trated-
- Bibles Prayer Books tie best editions Of tie bes ssasrd
Works, Juvenile Books Desks B0xes Bags, Backgammon
Boards Chsssen stsreoscopIs ahd Tnsrutl gothsr
with great variety Of Fancy Articles.
FER sale by
VT. BERRR a CO.,
deol8a Public sqHaEs-
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Al. The Prince OF Peace, or the LAYS 81
E81hlehoms
sslssea from British Poets vita q nassraous b. Ba'
Fasl.r.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale the House and Let on Cherry street,
now occupied by Mr. Weller.
The very large and eommOdous containing tsen
roms servants cellars coal and wood sheds, &C.
The house good order OF being recently rebuilt and
adapted for first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville
The sixty Ave feet front BY hundred and seven
and the house Is situated the lot TO admit OF
addition that would render commOdious hotel In
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased with the housS
If desired. .....
well known that hotel keeping g. IN this cy,a most pro-
tabe business and to any wishing engage In such voa
ton, this excel opportunity procure eligible loea
ton, being convenient to all the business portions Of the city
For terms, &C, apply TO
dec24-u A.Y,s LINDsLEY.
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CRIsP,s GAIETY.

Last nvht Of the charming fascinating Star Of the South
Miss AVONIO JONES' Saturday Evening, December .,
ls5s viii be presented the second and last time, the great
tra Of Sybfl. syb-Bss JOsEs, whose mpesOnation Of
ans par was received with rapturOus applause She viii also
spDr IN her great character % Lncretia BOrgis sup
ported BY Mr.. Crisp the Duke FerraTa.