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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!


Re msdsfrom pure wine which
double the usual strength Of other wines and is imported
By only house in the United States Also follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs &C, Soomons Seal, Spkenard
Comey, camome Flowers Gentian, Wild Cherry Tree Bark
and Bayberry.
Equal!!
We profess to have Roots known only
to the Indians Of South America sail
which the flesh he but claim present to the public
tray valuable arson, which every intelligent Physician
in thecountry will approve Of andTecomend remedy
INCIPIENT CONSUM PTION,
Weak Lungs Indgesou Dyspepsia, Diseases the Nervous
System, ySs Piles diseases peculiar Females DEBILITY
and all cases requiring Tonic they
UNSUR PASSED!
Sore Throat among the Clergy they truly
valuable
abe aged and nhrm, for persons Of constitution
for Minis the Gospel Lawyers and all public speaker
for BOOK keepers Tsors, Stasreses, Students, Artists and
all leading sedentArsy life they will truly bsne
hciAi.
As Beverage they wholesome, and delicious to
They produce all the exharatng effects Brandy or
Wine intoxicating aad valuable remedy per-
addicted Of strong drink and wish
it. They pure and entirely free from the posons
contained the aduerSd and liquors with which the
country Is hcsced.
These only cure but prevent disease ard should be
by ali who live in country where the water is bad or
Chs and Feve prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless, they BE- given freely to Children and infants
with impunity.
Physicians Clergymen and temperance advocates, act
Of humanity shoud spreading these truly valuable
Bers the land and thereby ESSENTIALLY aid in bAnishng
Drunkennes and Disease.
IS william street, New York.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITNER, Augusta, Ga.
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INTENDING oconne ourselves hereafter 10 the
sale OF Liquors. oer at cost, large well assorted
Of Tobacco and Cigars embracing every grade Ios Who
~ert harvainz- had hetter rall
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
NE are daily receiving to our already full supply
w OF ran and Winter Goods. We have ali the
Ast ts OF Shirts and Collars Stocks, Crsvats and Ties
ne nave any quantity OF Gloves Gsunes Robes
sno ali quantities OF Hosiery, both for and gentlemen
s'ocA OF wear is completes acng all the
heaviest aorcs OF SIX and Wooen, suitable approaching
season The goods will be sold coespondingy low rates
with the short crop. j n Mct3IJI '
sepI-d Cherry sreat ona - e.
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JASPER BEANCII RAILROAD.

cSJbCz NASHVILLE & cHAr1 azooaA RAILROAD ca. A
October 81, 1850.
order OF the Beard Of Directors calls are made on the
- Stock Of TIE COMPANY subscribed for building Branch
tosd frc bridgeport % Jasper payable Treasurer az mis-
Company follows: -
One dollar on each shars on TIE lt November 9 and two
dollars each Share the list days O. pece ls9 Jappa
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment be made 20 Jackson Pryor Jasper or 10
Treasurer At bis Office in Nashville
Promp-essiu meeting these calls Is r.qsse q the
Of Stock, The construction OF deoends cuy
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
oe5-d W A. GLBAsES, Treasurer
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
d A1ruo Dr-pTrCr.D .,-r o1r,,-r r,-o.-.,. -

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS Freight Trains onal the roads On and after the
u 24h December, 1852 through rates from New YORK 10
Nashville:
Rst Class per 100 lbs, q q Third Class, per 100 lbs 81 I6
second Class, do IS Fourth Class, do %
Hats Gaps and Bonnets, 25
Time from Savannah Charleston to Nashville three three
and half and four days
Time from New York and Philadelphia half eight
and nine days. = :
Intervening Sabahs the shove variations N time as no
freight trains are Sunday over three lines
NO eeteutions by ice 0yercaryes damages
eeP damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted By the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery
aec%S-E PSs " AN DERs0N
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans &c, via Tennessee and Az
ALBANIA RafIOad and Connections.
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- -
Commencing Monday, AprfI fGs ls8O.
Time to Memphis 1irsNty-te00 Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
CHECKED TnRoroH NASHVILLE
PASSENGERS Tor the sout the A Train Of he
Tennessee and Alabama Rarcadi at Pulaski Carter
Thomas Hough line Of sageto Prospect station distant
miles, connect Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad
West.
Through tickets snd Memphis procured at
the ennesse and Railroad Ticket Once, street
Passengers going North take the A. ~ train Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Rrosd at Decstur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &c.
Trains cicse connexions both with Memphis
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur. aprI3-d3u
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land for Sale
A Fine Country Residence For Sale

HAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the sEza
ID q Soush, I wiz sell ABOUT Il hree or EOur d{s3h
Hundred Acres of Land being part Of go
the tract upon which reside situated on g. e4B
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nsshvlls IN enc Of tie best neighborhoods VII -zl-
a-n-~n snnDtu seii sanai IN The Artia.
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REGULAR PASSISGER PACKET.
For Cincinnati.
N Viz elegant, new aud feet passenger steamer -
u CnPpers J. 3. HON Commander, Ssts9af7usP
JOIN T. HOPKINS, Clerk, will leave Nashville
Tor Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday at o'clock re-
turning Vial leave Cincinnati Tor Mast vile every
day al NJ Passengers and shippers romDuess
care and attention. Apply on board or 10
II. H. HARRISON,
lanS0-u JNO- H HARRIS. Agents.
Regular Tuesdayss st. Lsuis Packet,
YHIHE new and superior ode wheel ssauasr GEN.
a Anderson, VIII run above regularly 49,. ~
| in connection with the teamer b M. Rum -
yam. until TIE steamer c Hmsn taxes her 2ISce Her
departure win be TUESDAY y o'clock By this ar
rangsment the public viii have reliable line u packet boats
on TUksDAfSand FRIDAYS Of every for st. Louil
| For freight or rssssge apply On board or 70
marzs-dsm a A. Il H4 H.RF2s5iN Assaa
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRIAL RAIL ROAD.
200 NILES D0UBLE TRACK
3 FzzzEzIS1IXn
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ALSO,
KNIVES AND FORKS

Saws, Augers, GImbIets, Door Locks, Pad
Locks Backing Brushes Backing Guns and Gun Caps, &c
&c, cheap.
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rAsHv1LLH AND CHArrANooGA X. R.

SUNDAY, APRIL 29sh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE at A. n and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 II AID 1:45 A u.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30 IL and TO PM
Arrive atAashvills at II and "a n.
IL rail- connection Boston, York,
~ Philadsiphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Piedmont,
Petersburg, Lynchbur Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Raroad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Rsroads
Through Tckeis may be had at hour application 70
Ticket Agent once 81 Depot, to the following places and
a. the following prices, Wis.,
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT EOUT
@EA
From New York. es
FNNHB Merchants OF Nashville are informed that broueh
freight arrangement has been from New YORK 10 ths
place from New YORK to lily Point, Va ~ The r. = Va
steamship Co splendid line Of frscAss WHEEL sss
Yorktown, jamestown and Roanoke-and iou Aspcs ~
connected line Of railroads this point This Be found ne
cheapest best and quickest route from this place
All goods be arked care Railroad AGENT itF
Point Va
Freight from New York to Nashville, per 100 lbs
u lse Class, ID Class, 81 Class, 9Th Claas,
SLb4. SIX. SI.l6. s06.
8. 6. BAPTIST & CO. Petersburg, Va,
LUDLAM & HEINEKEN. us Broadway, n. Y.
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For Saies Rent, or will be EXCHANGED for
City Property.
VERY comfortable residence l9 acres adjoining the
N Fair Ground The house has rooms on the fr door
two in the attic and three in the basement three brick servants
houses smoke HOUSE. and large house, has been newly
painted ard papered, and is in complete order.
Naug9-te JOHN KTRKMAN
TRAIN FOR GALLATHN FAIR.
Monday next and continuing during week. the Gala
tin accommodation train will leave Nashville at A. NJ,
sne arrive Al Gsl.atin at s;45 A NJ.
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- ~. = u EAT NATIONAL ROUTE
- 80 4MIER NWHN
ana nores Philadelphia. New varx
-'Ss.9ns and the only Ro@S -
darlington CIfT.
a NENLAAL OHIO Am n -
- e1;ss ~ - IDS .sainas Al -
y eorrs,t- ,S;ts go and C9nhus On - We - b.h .-.
= - -itoais ior and from aIl,oints i, ~ -
"ese, Sonth-yEest and Nertb-xTo..
q tas Route can visit tbs ;,, :,
York Boston alone, b ether cost Of ticket to Ns
I1foEsa 4ickeis can aisO Be prncups7 -. ~
ne .ss. u =, aaosal charge Of - opIv
sleeping cars atteched 70 all night trainr oNiS'
Tickets good until uszd, With the r'ri,fs.. =,
sli principal points u s'oPpins % a
Business men and travellers. forpleasurs orips,,n,
visit ali the Eastern Cities at c6rnpsra veiv ---n
The scenery . celebrated for its Eondsful tsautT IA
4 g unequal ed IN The world tn system Of da "a %
police; its sPle1dd eu7ment; its exclusive teersnb @ .
large amount OF double track; its fne hotsIs fu1 M
lance Of ne cOnPanyD ensures . the passengers ped %
Through Teksts AID Baggage Checks can be procured At an
ne principal Railroad and Steamboat 0fees in the Vest
Ash Tor tickets via the Baltimore aid Ohio Railroad
W. PSgtttH, Master Transportation B kORR
l. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent, B & ORR
H.SULLIFAH Gen. Western Agent, Z D r
II. J. JEWETT, Pres'f. Q r r.
). ". BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, ORR.
aprill9
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-10
AMOS Kendall.

The Hon Amos Kend2lfs recon Union
letter has brought him out again, and reviyes
The stories of his influence during the Jackson
period. Miss Martineau's sketch. written Ia
Washington, when Mr.. Kendall was MagEus
Apollo is worth reprinting in this connection.
bliss Martineau says:
Il was fortunate enough once TO catch
glimpse Of the invisible Amos Kendall, one
OF the most remarkable men IN America He
IS supposed 10 be the moving spring of the
Administration: the thinker. planuer and
doeI; but il is all In the dali. Documents
are issued. of an excellence which prevent
their being attributed to persons who take the
responsibility of them; correspondence Is
kept up all over the country, for which DO one
seems to be answerable; work is done of COB
liu extent and with goblin speed, which makes
men look about them with superstitious won
der; and tAe invisible Amos Kendall has the
credit of il all President Jaekson's letters
to his Cabinet are said to be kendall's; the
report on Sunday mails is attributed 20 Ken
dali; the letters sent from Washington to re-
mote country newspapers, whence they are
collected aud published In the Globe, as de-
moustrations of public opinion, are pronouu-
ced to be written By Kendall Every myste-
rious paragraph in opposition newspapers re-
lates TO keuoall; anu II is some relief that his
now having the Office of Postmaster General
affords an opportunity for open attack upon
the twilight parsonage. who Is proved by tbs
faults In the Post Office administration, not
to BE- able TO do quite everything Sd well But
be is undoubtedly great genius He unifes
with his great talent for silence splendid
audacity.
''It is clear that be could not do the work
he does Gucredible enOug in amount any
way) If he went into society ike other men.
He did, however. one evening; think 1t was
at the Attorney Generals. The moment |
went in, intimations reached me from all
quarters, amid mods aud winks, Kendall is
here: That is he l saw at once that has
plea for seelusion (bad healih) is no false one.
The extreme sallvwness of his complexion,
and hair of such perfect whlteDess as Is rarely
seen IN a man of middle age, testified TO has
disease. His countenance does not help the
superstitious to throw of their dread of him
He probably does not desire this superstition
10 mel. away, tor there is no calculating how
much influences was given 10 jackson aGmin-
istration by the universal belief that there
was concealed eye and hand behind the ma
chnery of government, by which everything
could be foreseen, and the hardest deeds done.
/ A member of Congress told me this night
( that be bad watched through FIVE sessions for
! a sight OF Kendall. and had never obtained IL
/ till now Kendall was leaning on a chair.
1 with head bect down, and eye giancing up al
I a member of Congress With whom he was II
earnest conversation, and in few minutes az
/ was gone"
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Abo,i,ioni.m OF the Republicans

The Republicans, when in doubt of the sue
cess. in any canvass, would baye Us believe
that they do not sympathize with the Aboli-
tiouists in their foray against the Union
that they only wish to prevent the spread of
slavery. not to interfere with 1t where 1t al
ready exists. But no sooner do they become
eIated by hope of success than they begin TO
manifest their doctrines aud expose their plans
which are essentially the same as the AbOli-
tionists The recent schism in the Demo
cratic party fairly elevated these sanguine
gentlemen to the upper heavens; poor souls.
they thought they perceived giimmering of
hone in the dissensious which bad unhapplly
erept into the Democratic ranks End then felt
some safety io avowiDg those sentiments which
they had before been so anxious TO hide
The nomination of Andrew, the friend and
endorser of John Brown, as the Republican
candidate for Governor of Massachusetts; the
attempt to extend the right OF suffrage to the
negroes In New York, by the Republicans;
the recent decision of Judge Brinkerhofi, the
present Republican candidate Tor Supreme
Judge in Ohio, that negro IN Ohio has
right to vote, I'll point to the fact that the
Republicans are seeking to establish new
social policy in this couutry. viz: the equaii-
zatiou of the black and white races amongst
w itn these sluOOoTu ldcts sldTIuS ue III
the face il is in vaiG now that the chances of
the Republican success becoming more
dubious, to deny that Republicapism IS fast
merging into Abolitionism, and even Anal
pamationism However timid the smaller
politicians of the party may be. their great
leader. William III. Seward, is determined
that the party. of which he is the head, shall
stand in 10 equivocal position on this queslion
While in Milwaukee, says the New York
Herald, deputation from Cincinnati waited
upon Mr. Seward and invited him to visit
| that city. He declined on the ground thai
when he was about to speak there on former
occasion. he was not permitted to speak IL
I favor of human freedom The deputatior
represented that that Gay had passed, anC
that he might now speak whatever be chos
TO saw in Cincinnati. 1t did not move bim
He thought Cincinnati just as bad as New
| York. ..But," said be, ''if the people O
i New York will not listen to my speeches. the
/ will have to read them, or forego the newspa
pers. The people of Cincinnati eau do tn
same.
We ask our readers to ponder upon tbl:
4 Here is an acknowledgment on the part of tn
Cincinnati delegation that the doctrines OF th
party have undergone change-that ''th
) day had passed" when Mr.. Seward would n'
r be permitted to speak sin favor OF huma
, i fresdom, % but that the time had now con
s when he could say whatever he chose
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-10

The Gro til Of the Country.-The growth.
and prosperity of this country in population.
products and enterprise are shown oy the cen
sus returns, ale something marvellous to con-
template If our forefathers of two genera
tions past could behold the wonderful increase
In population. the extent of territory under
cultivation, the abundant returns from the
soil, the number aud magnitude of cities and
towns thickly covering she county, the vast
miueral sources being daily developed. the
railroad and steamboat enterprise fourishing
everywhere, they would be struck with aston
ishment as profound as would be the ancient
barbaric nations could they behold the mar
wrought in our day In the history of the
world there is truly no parallel for the rapid
growth of the United States.
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TOL. 7---N0. 46.

that subject The Cincinnati Rapubllcsns-
nav. even the Republicans of the eDtIre State
of Ohio, in their admiration for their great
leader may possibly be prepared TO give IN
their adhesion to AbolitiOnism-in their ami
able love for the great man who would JOIN
them in fraieInal embrace with the c0lorei
men and women. they may bear With meek
ness the cutting hateur and sarcasm Oh the
great orator who refused TO address them. but
we doubt if the people in other sections OF The
couatry have reached this point Of political
and social degredation- We know that the
people of Pennsylvania have not. and we
therefore warn them against the dangerous
tendencies of Abolition Republicani=nl a.
manifested at the present time.
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Beamtifal.-There is a toHchisg beauty in
the radiant look of girl just crossing the
limits of youth aod commencing her journey
through the checkered space of womanhood.
1t is all dew-sparkie and morning glory 10 h,r
ardent. buoy ant spirit. as she presses forward
exulting 10 blisstul anticipations.-But the
withering heat of the conflict of life creeps
on, the dew-drops exhals; the garlands of
hope, shattered and dead, strew the path; AID
10 often, ere noon tide. the brow aud sweet
smile are exchanged for the weary look Of one
longing for tbe evening rest, the twilight, the
night.
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LADIES' CHOICE!
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SELF F-SEALING AND ELF-TESPlNG, AIR
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NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING g. SUMMER .

Just received. and for sale at reduced prices, a
full! supply of Staple and Fancy Goods, consist
ing of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Tweeds, and large variety of other summer
wear for men and boys.
200 pieces Of Prints, Ginghams, Lawns and
other Fancy Dress Goods.
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Checks and
Fancy Shirtings. Flannes, Stella. Cashmere, and
Merino Shawls Hnisery. Gloves Notions,
MADE UP CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES, All Wool Carpetings,
Hemp and Cotton do. at from 10 to % cents per
yard, Floor Oil Cloths,
OUEENSWARE-STON AND EARTHEN
WARE,
GROCERIES-DRUGS & MEDICINES,
HARDWARE AND CUTLETY,
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Vanish and TurpentiDe.
Fish, Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails and Steel, Manil
Il and Hemp Ropes. of different sizes. Cotton
Yarns. Carpet Chains, &c, &C., all of which will
be sold at the rery lotcest prices
..-iu ilg Ge E. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, May 9, 1s6O.-tf. @
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zgEl MANHOOD,
eKx.kkV How Lost. How Restored.

Just Published, an a Sealed ERceLope,
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Cure of Spern,dtorrhoed, Seminal Weakness,
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BY ROB. J. CULvERwRLL, NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences
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