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FoR HEADACHE Sick HFApAcEE-ForL ST6M
Acr-PILEs-DRoPsY- PLETHoRa-PARALlsu
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long been manufactured by practical chemist and
every Of it under his with inVariable aceu
seY and 1t is scaled and protected by law 1m coun-
erAits, and consequently be relied genuine,
aul,cation. IT supplies the surest nedy tbs
void has for the Of all pulmonary com
rhnt-; CouGHs COLDS. HoAEsINIss ASTHMA, GROUP,
wnooPiNe CoUGR BRONCHITIS IScrpsSr CONSUMPTION and
fshe relief OF eonsumpye patients in advanced stages Of
the d!sase As time makes these facts wider and better
this medicine has gradually become the best rei
auce afflicted, from the log cabin Of the American
peasant to the palaces of European kings. Throughout
country in every state and city and indeed al
most every hamlet il contains CaExRr PrcroRsI ~ kAsx
best OF all remedies for diseases Of the Threat and
lungs In foreign countries is extensively used by
their intelligent physicians II there Is any depend
whit Of station certify has dsne for
them if trYsf senses when the dan
gerrs affections Of the lungs yield to it, depend
the Of isieigfnt Yh. ans hose business
is to in short if there any reliance upon auy
thing then efutahly proven that this medicine does
ere class Of diseases designed for beyond any and
all remedies known mankind Nothing but its in.
riusc virtues and the uumsakable benefit conferred
thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation it enjoys While many inferior remedies have
thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by trial conferred
benefits the afflicted they forget and produced
alla 1T
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DEAFNESS CUREP.

pIahNheo S.hL',' - >Ns
NEW HAVEN, May 1e, 1855.
Prof De GRArH: My brother has been deaf for three
years. After trying many things he used your Oil few
times, and it cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD r. SCANTON.
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CArTIoS-There nuusrrais limitations oprliRs up or
the reputation that article has acquired The pub(
must beware. They worthless. 3m26
c. G. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth.
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To Rent or For Sale.

His4y Humber II in Congregational Meeting honse.
.u,iaiis Of the subscriber. ...,..
puswor, h,lv I ISIS g3u
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Drug Store !!
PATENT MEDICINES,


MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT,
Townsend More's, Warren's, kslly's and sha
ker Syrup and Sarsapariiia: Wsayers CankerG1i
Salt Rheum Syrup; Arnold's NisIlFlnif, AtwoGfs
Ext. Dandclion, Brants Purifying Extract, Bulls
Sarsapariaa tychn) Gays Blood Purifier areens
Indian panaooa, Hays liumor Syrup, llampsenss
Vegetable TinctuIe, a sure cure, kenneiys MedI
cal Discovery, Morse's syrup yellow Dock, Ord
ways Humor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
ways Resolvent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Sands Sarsaparilla, Shaker Sarsapariila, Town
sends Sarsaparila Old DR.. Jacobs, McMunn's Elixir
of Opium, Mrs. Win,i6w's S"NhiIe Syrs7,, Shaker
Extract Valerian, Wilson, Neuropa;hjc Drops.
DR., Ahboti's Bitters, pcck's Jaundce Bitters and
Figs indian Vegetable Bittcrs, Atwoods Phy.i
cal, Br, WINS Sasaparlla and Tomato. ClaIks Sher-
ry Wine, one and two cts, Langleys Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every ether Kind in
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, GpH Cream, Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, de,, 4 Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, Aliens Cough Lo1cngcfs Brant's Pulmnna-
ry Balsom Clarkcs Cough Syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dya, Hatrison's Hair bye. Liniments of all
kinds, Barney's MAR Coiegne, Barny's Shaving
Cream, Barney's Verbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Brandrcth's Pill, Wrigh,s Indian We.
getable Cour, Plaster &c, &c.; butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs Prof Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; Salves and OinIments oil every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
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Ayers Pills

srt1siisslsriy asfAp&c' 10
arrangements SA1GisestiYe
apparatus. and diseases aris-
ing rom iIipurity al ~
Jlcod. A large f,atf Of an Ar
complaints that aaisc: aiAp-
kind originate IN jrie ~ these,
and Consequently these Puts
are found 10 cure many vari-
efi.-s IF hixtaxa
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AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED IN
ONE WEEK
Read letter from Rev. James Temple.
PmLApELrHIA, June Q. 1855.
Prof De GRArH: have been afflicted for thirteen years
with Neuralgia aud other painful complaints and have
been unable sleep soundy walk distance for many
years past Last week got bottle Of your "Electrc
on The first night slept soundly and we'll, and to-day
am like My wifi could not believe her eyes
Your Electric Oil has done in week wha, the physicians
of Philadelphia failed to do in thirteen years.
Gratefully yours,
REV JAMES TEMPLE,
$40 South Street.
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Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST

TNAC IICAL AND ANAL1 IIIAI4 NuLNto1i
LOW ELL, MASS
.,vD sokD BY
CALVIN PECK, Ellsworth, D. Crabtree, Jr., Han
X 5 rreie, suly ans John Pncrson, Gonidshor"
John p lIar,iy stueten; W Leighton. Milhridge; Mich
ulls Il ifrey Cherry cid; HeLckiah Means surry
John stephens; Buehli; and all Druggists and dealer
in / lleues throughout the world.
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. @.ss ~ BY TELEGRApl 4 - z-==-


Monday the United States steamer Fulton arrived
Of San Juan and anchsrec on the morning Of che
9TH. I saw launch from the Saratoga, containing
hoWitzer, pull up the harbor little after dark
sent Captain Fayssoux with small canoe TO sec its
object. When he arrived near the harbor head be
was hailed By the officer and told be must not pass
up the river. Capt Fayssoux said ne had Mica
raguan boat. The officer repeated that he could not
pass The Captain asked BIZ whose authority The
officer replied, Commodore Paulding. He then
asked the name Of the Officer giving the order'
and was told Lieutenant Cilley, Of the Saratoga
When this was reported to me, sent CaP'. rays
SIOUX early in hemoTning 90 QUIT the commodore
and state him that it was necessary Tor me 70 CONF
municate with the balance Of car party, who were
up there, and ask the Commodore whether We we're
to be treated as enemies Of not. Not long after
CAPT Fayssoux went on board the Wabash, the Com
modores psnnaHt was moved over 70 the United
States steamer Fulton, which came up near The hulk
at Point Arenas, landing some $50 men AS soon
as I saw them make these demonstrations OF force
ordered my men TO be dsarmed, 80 as to prevent any
accidental collision. Capt. Engel, Of the wabash,
eiine up aud showing Letter from the Commodore,
he ordered me to surrender. l surrendered and
BY order Of the CaPtain hauled down the hieara-
guam flag. l wsstaken on board the Wabash, and
the man were sent to Norfolk on the Saratoga u
the rest yOuare, / suppose well aware
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

Z 49, --7H'- --N -r-it'ef MELVILLE ~ AeilOMs-
Tn TWO WALkRRs.- The VI lkerfaraiIy are max
ing themselves very .trcublesoms to President
bnchanan a. this time. Gov. Walker Ead Gen.
halkeI--the former in the North, sndsi latter IN
the south--seem . threaten the dlpaption Of the
Denocrasic party, and Its entire annibilatioE in
boiA sections. The adminisytnon seemed al
ssed with the difficult ftsk Of managing the
Nalkss. a1d lol JUS - they imagined they
szione for, up pes TIE Ltue Walker Of
pa and kicks p another s'muss" all over
38ntry In stsssng their vessel clear OF the
Of she NortR they have IN right af5ul Of
alrf8dis offhe South, which seems sbout to
p4bslly fslal to their safety.
ID management Of both Of these subjects has
rom me first 70 the last act, a series Of Unmit-
igated bunders. If their consequences shall only
prove ftal to the administration and the Democrat
&c pa1ty, then they may be hailed as pr0vidential
blessings But their blighting influence seems
hkeyto affect the safety and the very existence Of
the Union No one can see now in the future any
promise Of peaceful settlement Of at least one Of
these questions. Affairs have, by a long course OF
laundering management, become so entaDgled in
Kansas that no happy unravelling Of them Can now
be seen or hoped for.
We do not propose discussing with the Banner at
present all the suggestive points in the foregoing
extract We note only the conclusion that the
management Of both Walkers has been series of
unmtigsted blunders-the blighting of these blum
ders is likely to affect the safety and the very ezis
tence Of the Union-no one can now see in the
future any promise of a peaceful settlement Of at
least one ofthese questionsand yet while tAiss the
BdRns opinion, it does not hesitate TO declare that
these consequences shaonly Prortaialto The dd-
aigisTat0H and The Democratic party, they may be
hailed asprOUidetial blessings" We give the whole ar
elefrom the Banner entire hat We may do noiDjus-
tca The avowal that the greatest evils which could
affect the country would be hailed as PrOvidenual
blessings so that the defeat Of The Democratic party
is secured shall receive only silent establishment
to-day.
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AN ACT esdiBg TO Che United States q Ameries
exclusive Jurisdiction over certain LANDS, and
their appurtenances, within the limits OF the State
Of Tennessee, and for other purposes there In men
toned.
WHEREAS, The Congress Of tire United States,
has appropriated certain - for the purchase Of
suitable sites for public buiu,ngs in the cities Of
Nashville, Knoxville, and Memphis, IN the State Of
Tennessee, for the accommodation Of Custom Houses
Post Offices and United States District Courts and
their several officers: And, whereas, It is deemed
highly expedecient, that such buildings be erected
within the limits Of this Staies Therefore,
SEC. 1. Be Il enacted By the GsasraI assembly Of
the STATE of Tennessee That the exclusive jurisdiction
over 50 much land, as may have been purchased by
the u S. for the above recited purposes, OF may be
hereafter purchasedNor similar purposes or for 9TH
er public uses is hereby cededto the United States
SO long IS said land, and the buildings thereon shall
be used or occupied for the public service
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That all the lands
over Whi5n exclusive jurisdiction is hereby coded
and the buildings and property thereon, or which
may be placed thereon hereafter by the United
States, or agents Of the government, shall BE- ex-
empt from all State, County, Municipal taxation
or assessments, so long as the said lands and pro-
perty shall remain in the possession Of the United
States of America, for the purposes aforesaid.
SEO. 3. Be 20 further enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage. evr
DANIEL S. D0NELS0N,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

AN ACT to prevent useless expenses in Appeals and

AN ACT to prevent useless expenses in Appeals and
Writs of Error.
BE Il enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Of Tslnsssee, SECTION j. That ii any case may
have heretofore been removed, or may hereaf-
ter be removed, by Appeal or Writ Of Error,
from any of the Cbaneery Circuit Courts of this
STATE to the Supreme Court Of this State and that
said Supreme Court may have remandeC, or shall
hereafter remand, suck cause to the Chdncery or
Circuits, for further proceedings, any party inter
ested in such cause, aud who may be dissatisfied
with any decree Of the Chancellor or Judgment Of
the Court, after the cause shall have been, or may
hereafter be, remanded aforesaid may remove the
cause again TO the Supreme Court by Appeal or
Writ of Error, without procuring transcript Of the
whole record in the cause but only of such proceed
ings, and such testimony, may have been produ-
ced after such cause was remanded; and upon the
trial Of such last mentioned Appeal or Writ OF Error
it shall, and may be lawful for the Supreme Court
to look to the transcript originally fled in the cause
IN connection with transcript Of the proceedings
subsequently had as aforesaid
SEC. ,. This act shall operate upon all Appeals
and Writs Of Error heretofore granted, where the
provided for above has been pursued, and the
Court shall proceed thereon, as if this act had been
in force before said Appeal or Writ of Error was
granted,
DANIEL S. DONELSON
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN c. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed November 4, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

THOMAS JEFFERsoE's Fathers STRENGTH.-Peter
Jefferson is described by Mr.. Randall as "a man Of
gigantic stature-plain, and averse to display-he
was grave, tacitUrn slow TO make, and not over
prompt 10 accept advances. He was one of those
calmly and almost sternly selfrelying men, who
lean on none--Who desire help from none. And he
certainly had both muscle and mind which could
be trusted. He could simultaneously head up
raise from their sides to upright position) two
hogsheads of tobacco, weighing nearly thousand
pounds apiece He once directed three able bodied
slaves 10 pull down ruin6us shed by means of a
rope After they had again and again made the
effort, he babe them stand aside, seized the rope
aud dragged down the structure in an instant. Ira
ditions have come down Of his continuing his lines
as surveyor through savage Wildsrneses, after his
assistants had given ont from famine and fatigue
subssting on the raw flesh of game and even of his
carrying mules, when other food failed"
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DECISIONS IN THE SUPREME COURT
DrcEnnER TERm. 1857.

Isaac c Nicholson u.s. Bank Of Tennessee, and ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, affirming decree Oh
Chancellor.
T. ". Brigham rs NJ Strstton. Opinionby Judge
Mckinney, affirming Judgment below.
Josiah Smith Co, AMI ais, u.s. Crenshaw, Far
ris and ais Opinion by Judge Harris, reversing de-
cree. and remauding cause, &C.
J,seph Ambrose rs. City Marshal Opinion by
Judge Harris, affirming judgment.
Major alias Trig Is. State Opinion by Judge
Harris. reversing judgment and remaining cause.
Daniel Pratt & Co. rs. Union Bank of Tennessee
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, reversing judgment
sbd ordering procedendO, &c.
Robert Boyd rs. H. W. Compton. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, affirming decree
p. NJ Armstrong rs, VIM. Grogaa. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, Affirming judgment below.
p. Armstrong Us John n. Stephens. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment below
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Co., as. J. D,
Spain. Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing
jldgment and remsnding cause.
J. L. Bostick, trustee, rs. P. W. MaTey. Opinion
nv Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment
G. La,siter as. 2. Weaver and ais. Opinion by
yuire Harris, reversing decree and remandIng cause
" r. Robinson Us. Edmiston McEwen and ais
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree o.
Chancellor
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ne - HAOlDA AOaC9
COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON WORKER
M BROAD STRHFT.

NO = DhOAD GIhhhAI
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
7 HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr. Henri
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender ms
sincere thanks all my Oldtrends and patrons for the
6ecsy heretofore extended to the 6rm and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance OF favOrs from them ant
visa to nfOTm sl the world and the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale splendid .Ot OF
COOKING Stoves
Of various patterns. PGror Stoves for wood and Goa
and Rcy Crates Box Stoves for churches, HO1
low Ware Of every variety baud made to ORDER Eur
nsces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
lam prepared to do all kinds of job Work, such as
House GATHERING Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v DIRK.
MyOd friends Of the River will find it to their advantage
toca and give heay.ng before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for SALE one pair secoa 1.hsud ENGINES, oyin.
der IL inches diameter and four feet sTOKe with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for hight draught
steamer which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June Il e26
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MnfiHe.

THE insolvency OF the estate Of Merritt Porter having
suggested TO the Judge Of the County Court OF
Jackson therefore notify all persons having claims
against ssid estate file wik the Judge OF the County
Court of jackson County, Tenn before the FIST day
March, l6 authenticated according TO Law, for pro
Distribution they will befOr barred, this the 18th
Nav. 1857. WATSON M. COOKE,
dec 2j-w3t prs fee 90 Administrator of said estate.
Choice Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE have in large lot Of Capt T. Stultzs ceebra
w ed brands Of Tobacco and his we'll known Pancake
these who the best article that they find
IL, wholesale or retail at a URiOn street.
Also large lot OF EanghOTn g. Armstead, with many
other brands OF fine Virginia TObaceO-andA lot OF good
Tennessee Tobacco that wish At prices
please the buyer.
We continue keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars,
Domestic aud German Dc. Pipes Scotch Snuff, smoking
Tobacco, &C., &c.
Nv LANGLEY & CO..
Union Street.
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What a VtrEinian says,
L---.-n-. VI ~ OH 10

Hsssrs. B. 4. FakNes,olk & Co.
GEETLENEN:-Mr James K. Ratclie, resident o. Henri.
90 coun y the city Of Richmond, Va. made the fol-
lowing statement 10
negro boy, years old, very siet; presumed
the cause 10 worms He became much prosTEted that
despaed Of all hopes Of his recovery E2d The last resort
concluded try B. A. Fahnesock's Vermiuge, and
ehsEed OF o. A. strsckeT vial, OF which him
tea spoonful morning and plight for three days 10 eonln
nation n less three hours after had given him tue
nrst dos. the child commenced pass Of all sizes
from SIX 20 ten inches long to the astonishing number Of
from foEr to hundrodaRd the boy Is now perfectly
Wen.
i certify with pleasure to the truth Of the above state
uent o. A. 6TRkGhitf var
led. Apply 10 .
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Proclamation

ssHAM G. HARRIS, Governor ofths
Z state ni Tennessee. 10 ali Who shall -
see these prssents-Gresling: seSsSSdA
To the sherias Of the counties OF Fayee Fiut5n Har
denlan and shelby, composing the liza Judicial Circuit
You hereby commanded @ open, and hold election
At an tbs p;Ecss OF hoidng elections yourTespecVe c0u
ties, ti Saturday In april 1858 ssr having given
one month snOute, asreqred f0rihe election Of
Attorney ecu rAl, the id Ii.h Judicial Gircuit fill
vacancy occaoHed The resignation o. John D. Good
ali, Brq, and due returns msSO according 20 law.
(~~-~l In testmony whereof, ], IShBM G. HARRIS,
q. = Governor Aforesaid lave hsreunto set my
~ hand and caustd the Great seal OF the state 10 be
adixed Nashville, the 3ist dGF Of December 1851.
By The Governors
lSHAM G. HARRIS.
r. n. ". BURTOE Secretary Of State
The Sheriff shelby viii except 5h, 18th aud 18th civil
districts in said county, they excluded by law.
The Memphis Appeal and Bolivar Democrat viii please
copy. ian I-W-tnW div.
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Necrnes Ia Hire for 1a58.

LIKELY negro boy 70 years old Two likely girls II
n ytGrs old, and two negro We prefer hiring to
persons living In vicinity OF Edgefs Also two negro
men that we will hire in toe CITY.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN
derQ5-JlRt 4S% Cherry street
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Ladies' come out in gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair


And keep merchants from despair
And long laces.
NOW, Ladies, there is for DOWdy Bonnet,
~ to make things look gloomy than BanE Suspen
Ons scarcity Of money, &C., for must close out our
Fall Sock.
50 CIO;A SioaKs 50 TO sc; worth double that price.
1910 Pieces Of hObOns every new and beautiful siye
$40 OF Paris Flowers, for BOnnets, Bans Gej
50 DO Rich MsnabOu and Ostrich plUmes, desiE
30 cases Of rich and medium price colored GimPs and
plain StT1Ws;
10 colorsd Leghom Flats, Misses GpssyE, Plain
StraWs, &c.
25U boxes Rush caps and illusions
Our stock Fancy bonnets viii surpsss anything We
have displayed previous openings aIgs STOCK o.
cloth talmas and eOaks latest shapes at malt ire Pee %
any in the city. Buga collars and Laees very lise &
EmbrOidees and Needle work Goods IN endless Yafei ~
dozen Hoped skirts Of every design, Wlta A8e
Fancy and Ornamental goods, consisting OF mt
combs, the style Bonnet comb ana GQ Leau
article, Extracts, superior article a. % Ce1t
worth IS, Gloves, Parssols, Fans, &C. AZ extremely low
prices good stock ViOlleR Goods Tor enlidren, ~
mas Jackets Ms LeggBes, Hose, new style, hgolels ~
sheatef and pantys; Ladies Worked and Fancy Dress caps
MOhalr and silk and Faucy hrGd-dessess WI
vet aud Binl a large stock Of ehemells.
Partisan Millinery Bazaar. e " ASEs' AseIt5,
noV22 A., Uuion street, next doortc SCI -
JUST' RECEIVED
ONE hun dred Bags Prime, Baltimore klO Cones.
" for sale by inov l4i & BF. ChE7 5AA-