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ve.etaele Life ,dieiaes

are known 10 be iufaIiibIe-
DYSPEPSIA. by thoroughly cleasng the flrst aud
second stomachs and creating fio pare healthy
bile instead of the stale and acrid kind FLHTU-
LENCY, Loss OF Appetite, HEARTBu-sS, HEAoAcliE,
Restessness Ill Temper Anxiety Langour and Ieisn
cb0ly, which the general SYMPTOMS OF dyspepsia.
Will vanish, as natural consequence Of its cure
C0sTIVENESS, BY cleaning the whole length OF
the intestiDes with solvent process, and without
violence all violent purges leave the bowels eostve
within two days
FsVERS OF all kinds by restoring the blood TO a
regular circulation through the process Of respiration
in such cases and the thorough solution OF all ntes
nal distractions in others.
The Life Medicines have been known 70 cure RHEU-
MATT M permanently IN three wcrls; and GUT N
hal fhat time, by removing local intalt!0n the
muscles and ligaments of the JOINTS
DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and strength
ening the kidneys and bladder they operate de-
lghtfuIly these important Orgaus and hence have
ever been found certain remedy Tor the worst cases
Also WORMs, by dizlodging from the turnings Of
the bowels the shiny matter 70 which these creatures
scUavY. Ulcers &INvETERaTE SORES.
by the perfect purity which these s Medicines have
70 the blood, and all tia humors.
sCoRBUTIC ERUPTI0Ns and Bad Complexions
by their Alternative effect upon the funds that feed the
skin, and the morbid state of which occasions an
eruptiys complaints saiiow, cloudy, and other dis
The use Of these Pills for very short time will ef
feeI an entire cure Of SALT RHEU 4, and striking
MON COLDS and INfLUEaZA viii always Be
cured by one dose, OF two in the worst
ElLko.-ilie oflslnai proprietor OF these Medicines
was cured Of Piles Of 80 years standing by the s Of
the Life Medicines alone.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this seourge of the
Western country these Si.dicins will be f,,nnd 80
speedy and certain remedy Other medicines leave
The system subject 70 return OF the disease cure
ey THESE Medicines Is permanent-Try them, be salts
fed and be cured --sa .
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER CON-
PLhl IS.-Generaa Debility Loss OF AppeliIe ana
Diseases Of Females-the Medicines have been USED
with the most beneficial results in cases OF this de-
scrlpti~ kings Evil and Scrof1la, in its worst
iorms yie1s 70 the Mid yet powerful action Of these
remarkable Medicines Night Sweafs Nervol,s nebi
Complaints Of all kinds Palpiiafion Of the
Heart, fatlters, Cole are speedily cured. 1G4
MEhCuRlAL OI&EASES.-Persons whose con
sttntlons have become impaired By the injudiesous
use OF Mercury VIII and these Medicines perfect
cure, as they never fail eradicate from the svsiesa
all the effects Of Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparations Of sarsaparilla-
~ " M0fFAT.
335 Broadway, New York
FOR SALE By AL DRUGGISTS.
jGlyrs-dkwly
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Fruit Jars.

lust received and for sale lowest prices an addi
u tiOnal supply OF Fruit Jars and Cans say
rs dOZ- WiilOUghby Glass Jars l quart;
lao . . quarts
IS - Glass Jars, with coTks for sealing.
Also, OF hand 200 dOZ- I'm Fruit Cans, and two
quarts, Tor sealing up, all warranted
Also, II bbls best Clear Coal OIL lowest price by
barrel j. W WILSON,
sept4-u II College st.
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20 The author OF he following lines Is
= teaching school in one of The mountain
districts. We trust be viii devote all his
leisure moments 10 the cultivation o poetry,
and les US hear from him annually.
Eu- IL. MI E.-.-...
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Gs- The Ladies have resolved to vote on
rhe Sewing Machine question. They have
declared for freedom from leather pads, di-
minutive sha''les and winding bobbins, and
are determi-.e, nave Sewing MachiHe work
which survive the wash-tub. In short,
they are going "to a man" for new admin
istration under The Grover & Baker.
d&wtf
NOTTCE TO BUnDERs.-PrOposals will be
received at the office of the undersigned for
the construction of frame Church on the
MurfreesborO Pike, 5 miles from this city,
Plans, specifications and bill quantities, will
be open for examination, from this date, from
to II o'clock each day.
JAMES KIDDELL. Architect,
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
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PuhIIc SpeakIn-.
col A N Loon y and Gen W Gordon viii address
Public Speaking.

Thomas ". Beaumont, Esq, will address
the people OF Humphreys and Benton Coun-
lies, at the tollo"ihg times and places
HUMPHREYS
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Most Of the above articles are on consignment as
wen as many others not mentioned in the above list
all Of which wiz be sold cheap order to close con-
slgnmeHts as speedily as possible. Those wishing
goods in our line would do well 10 call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere g--s
oet3-u Ma PARRISH & co
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Concentrated Cure
A Q q A v 1T A z,
A Remedy of Great and Cprtain PoWer

ms remedy Is put up in small yals and can be sent
by mail 70 any address trial VIII satisfy Use it
for week and you wil experience great benefit. 4
circular containing full particulars ree) On app
cation Price per bottle 81.
One bottle VIII last month.
n B--This remedy is suitable for either sex
Address, z CRUGER, Medical Agent,
iuiy21-H ~ Broadway, New York.
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Dividend Notice,

VIE Board of Directors of the Nashville and Chatta
J. nooga Railroad Company have this day declared
s.nannual dividend OF three per cent payable ON and
after tie 18th inst. the office OF the Treasurer in
Nashville W a GIEAVES
octS-lm Secretary & Treasurer.
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BuckskIn Shiris and DraKers.

Received and for sale by JIMcGub
oct A-f
DALEES AND VEEKLIES.
THE NEW YORK HERALD, Daily
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, weekly.
HiRPERiS ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Weekly.
LESIIE's uLUSTR ATED PAPER, Weekly.
TIE WAFERLY MACHINE, Weekly.
WE RE'S SPIRIT or THE TIMES, Weekly.
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly.
THE LONDON PUNCH, Weekly,
THE LONDON TINES, Weekly
For sale by JOHN YORK & co
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Public Speaking,

RUSSELL. HoUSToN, Esq, and JOHN F.
HOUSE, Esq, will address the people on the
issues in the pending canvass, at the follow
ing times and places:
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Flour!
IN BBIS Fagen's Epeurean, the best article in the
OO market, for sale by
oets-sr CONRAD, CHAMBERS co.
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$4,000 Copies already sold.
EYE RY3) Df'5 LiWT Err
AND
COU NSELLOR IL BUSINESS.
BY FRANK CRO.BY.

4
COU NSELLOR IL BUSIN ESS.
BY FRANK CRO>BX,
OF the Philadelphia Bar.
It Tells You How to draw up Partnership Fapsrs
and gives general forms for 4Jree-
a,s'atS of all Kinds, Bills q Sale,
Leases and Ie,iti7as
ItsTeils You How draw up Bonds and Mortgages,
4fdaCits Poesrs q -1Hor1ley, Notes
and BIS Of E1chdRge ReosiEts AID
Releases
ItlTells You The Laws for the Collection Of Debts
with the Statutes Of Limitation, ana
amount and kind OF property En-
eRIt from Execution IN every state.
It..Tells' You How make an AssiF,Baea. T per
ly, with forms for Composition with
Cre'iitors, ami the LasoiosRt Lars Of
every State
ItSTslls You The ie-..I ry-ttiOus existing between
Guardian and Ward M1ster and
Ap2Teatice, and Landlord dHi Ten
ant.
It Tells You What constitutes LiJst AMI .laader
and the Law Marriage Do.rsr
the Hpe's hight iIl Property. n
Uorcs ds5d 4ItnaJGg.
It Tells: You The Law Mechanics liens IL every
Safe, and the Naturalization Lar,
of this country ana how 10 comply
It Tells You The Law concerning Passions and how
% obtain Cne, ami the Pre- Esgfgi0a
Lars TO f'zJiic LdHGS.
II Tells You The Law Patents, with mode 90
procedure ia obtaining one, with IN
terje'eacsS, -iSsiy sasslits assG Iaois ~
1t Tells You How to make your HIH and how 70
-4deiaister Eaats with the
law and the requirements thereof in
e every SAFE
It Tells You Erhe u5snine Of Lac Terms in general
use, and explains You the LsJjs-
ldtioe ErecUtics aud Judic5Ql }'olc.
ers OF both the GeserdI and .Sqts
Governments.
ItETells You How n keep ota q lar, by showing
how do yvlF business legally.
thus saving a amUlut @. prop
erty. and VexaJious litigation. hy
its timely Iitation.
Single copies viii be by mail, postage paid
Eeery Fraer Ecery Mechanic, Ererg d3 Of IttziaeSs
and Everybody Erery SIte, receipt OF 81 80
law style OF binding at 81 %.
$1,000 A YEA & S Sa9 GS nia9S n by
everywhere, IS selling the above work. induce
ments 10 all such very liberal
For single copies Of the Book, for terms to agents.
with other information, apply TO or address
JOHN TTR, Publisher,
No. Oh .SaHsoaa St, Philadelphia, Pas
sept7-d3m
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alessrs. HAYNES and Pevto..

The following list of appointments has
been agreed upon by the Hon. BAILEY PEYToN
and Hon. LANDON z. HAYNES, candidates for
Elqctor for the State at large, at which times
and places they win be pleased to meet and
address the people. 1t will be seen that a
number of counties have been ommitted This
was unavoidable. owing to the want of time
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as4 E3H RESTORED!
R>eDR aMM!oTT'ss2
Ghalgbeate geills.

=
An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
LhoH purified Of Oxygen and Carbon BY COM
oas1lon IN Hydrogen, of high medical author
~ ana extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
! following complaints, viz:
DE8LLETi. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. INA
CLIFTON, DYSPEPSIA. DiARRHEA. CONSff
EN1t0N. NcROFULA. SALT RHEUM. SCURvY,k
5AONDiCE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
FISH MERCURLAL CONSEQUENCES. INTER-
MITEEST FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
hESSTRUATION. WHITES CHLOROSIS. etc
F112LES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc. 1z-lI1 C--[-1--Ila
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system no
part OF the body can escape their truly WONDER.
full influence. ae -FrTrF.IIt
The experience of thousands daily proves thai
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
compared with 1t. Impurities of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
slekly compilations indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases OF
female debility (fuor albus, ehlorosls etc., its
effects are delig htlully renovating. No remedy
mas ever been discovered, in the whole history
Of msdicine. which exerts such prompt happy,
and sullyrestorative effects. Good appetite com
plste digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength,
VITA An unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
i has no superior and no substitute.
Put IA. I'm neaS Nat metal boxes contafns1S
- SOC tsOzen boxes. "a 90. Fox sale Eyz
Druggists generally. VIII he sent free to
any address on receipt Of the price All les
SsEs, orders, etc, should DE addressed TO
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Wholesale Depot, No. 4s. Cedar street, New York.
Address, HENRY C. SPALDING & CO..
Box, No. 3 500. New York
Il Ill e HI o w T.
SEWING lACHIN D

Inc undersigned having the HOWE SEWING MA
CHNhS IN usein their families, and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety of work. do not hest
tate TO pronounce them the most simple the most
Ultra of Sewing Machines go
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----4..z .sas1onaa uay. the irst
aud highest premium was awarded to
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OLOIho,
CASsIhEREs,
ann VESTTNcs

Which l am prepared TO make up the most fashioa-
able Styles, and at the shortest notice.
Gents Furnishing Goods OF all kinds kept constant
ly on hand. sept20-Im
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Com pliIn eniary sEenolit 80 Hiss Bate
mam-.Co rresponaence.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 23d, I8t

NASHVILLE: Oct 23d, 1860.
Miss BATEMAN-We, the undersigned. be-
ing DESTROYS of testifyinS 10 your merit as
an Artistic Of recognised ability, aud having
in remembrance your many triumphs as
child, and wishing TO pay tribute to your
matured talent, do hereby respectfully tender
you Complimentary Benefit at such time rs
will suit your convenience to accept.
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NicAean'S strengthening
CNHIl:Rl
WILL EFFECTUAILY CURE
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Jaun-
dice. .-A


Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Saan-
dice, @-f- ~-4l-
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and ali diseases arising from disordered Liver or
stomach Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles Aeidity
sickness of the stomach Fulness of Blood 70 The
Head, Dun Pain swimming in the Head Palpitation
Of the Heart, Fuliness Weight theStornach sour
tctailos ChoAlis or suiocating feeling when lying
down. Dryness or YeOwness of the Skin and Eyes
Night sSeats, Inward Fevers Pain in the small Of the
Back Chest or side, sudden flush Of Heat, Depression
Of spirits, Frightul Dreams Languor DesPondelcy,
any Nervous Disease Sores Botches on the skin and
Fever and Ague Cor CliIs and Fever-)
Over Million of Bottles
Have been sold during the last months, and in no
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then viii suffer from Weakness Debility Rhan Ne n
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No language convey adequate idea of the i'm
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MAREssED PERSONS
others conscious Of inability from whatever cause
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TO FHE LADIES,
tfeLean's Strengthening Cordial ~
Is q sovereign and speedy cure Tor IL
IaeIpient Consumption. Wbites,
Distracted or Difficult MenstruafOn Ineontaeuce Of
re o. Involuntary pschsE 3 thereof FailiAs 81 the
Womb, tiddiness, Painting aud AL Diseases incident
females
There is no Mistake About 1t.
ssfer longer Tske according sisrecsiasas IL
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he bloom OF health your cheek again. Every
lotte Is warranted TO give satisfaction
FOR CHILDREN.
II your children sickiy,-isany OF afflicted Nc
cans Cordial VIII make them healthy fat and robust
)eisy moment try il and you viii be convinced
Is Delicious TO Take.
CAUH0N-Beware Of Druggists or Dealers VIII, nav
~ TO palm uion goa Bitter or Ssrrsasarifa =
rash, which they buy cheap by saying II is tst
good Avoid such Ask for Mclean s. treraeti5-
ming Cordial, and take nothing else II is the oHly
emedy that viii purify the Blood Thoroughly and al
be saine time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting s A
eFtain preventive for Cholera, Chs and Fever Vel
Fever, any prevalent disease II is put -up IN
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Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS
J. L. MCLEAN,
ole Proprieto- OF this Cordial Also, NcIean's Vol
canie OIL Linment B
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Sold BY W: W, BERRY & Df8fovIIIE, Nashville,
nd ali respectable Druggists everywhere. 3
may I0-dns4w1y
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f-A WHEAT BRAN 80 -
800 bags Wheat Bran, just received and for sale by
A PARKS Co.
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Our Flag,

Flag OF the free hearts only home.
By angel-hands TO v,Ior given,
Thy stars have liz the welkin dome,
And all thy hues we're born in ilearen p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31

MARRIAGES BY CLERGYMEN.-No re-
cord can be found of marriage performed
by clergyman in New-England prior to
1856, except in Georges Province, by a
clergyman of the Church of England,
This curious fact is explained by the cir
cumstance that marriage was considered by
the Puritants to be a civil contract and not
religious rite. In abjuring the forms and
ceremonies of the established church as
of-shoots of popery, the marriage sacra-
ment was also abandoned. Winthrop's
History Of New-England contains the fol-
lowing :-"l647, 4, 4th day, 9th month
There was great marriage to be solem-
nized at Boston. The bridegroom being of
bingham, Mr.. Hubbard's church, he was
procured to preach, and came to Boston to
that end. But the magistrates, hearing of
it sent to him to forbear The reasons
were: /. For that his spirit had been dis
covered to be averse to our ecclesiastical
and civil government; and he was bold
man and would speak his mind. 2. We
were not willing to bring in the English
custom of ministers performing the solemni-
ties of marriage, which sermons at such
times might induce but if any ministers
present and would bestow word of ex-
hortation, &c, it was permitted
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Bellows Falls Times.
FRIDAY, AUG. 81, 1850.
Cayendish Falls.

Vermont is already the fayorite resort
OF many who admire and appreciate the ro-
mantle and beautiful in Nature, and ample
accommodations for visitors are already
made in many places, as at Willoughby
Lake and Lake Dunmore, Equinox and
Mansfield Mountains, whore the sojourner
can find comfortable home. The racy
pen of the tourist, and the truth telling pen
Gil of the artist, have snatched from the
Lake and mountain scenery some of their
beauties and given them to the world, but
as the flower that is doomed to bloom un-
seen,
And waste It's sweetness on the desert air."
so many of the beautifully picturesque spots
in Vermont remain comparatively in en-
chanted solitude, because no pen has given
utterance to their beauties, or pencil been
called to transfer their beauties TO canvas.
Reluctantly do | attempt the description
of one of the sequestered scenes found in
Cavendish, VT, for it is no easy task to ap
propriately portray the mingled grandeur
and solitude of Cacendish Falls and their
surroundings.
just as Black River is about to enter the
deep gorge, one half mile south of the viii
lage, Yankee enterprise has arrested it in
its course, by springing dam across the
stream, and there is placed on the ragged
rocks of the eastern bank a saw.milI. But
the Nile could not becbecked in ITS course
by bull rushes, nor the waters of Black
River be stayed in their course by the hand
Of man, but they 60 dancing down through |
the deep ravine as though rejoicing in their
liberty, and exaltins at the grea, victory |
they bad won, in time past, over the ada.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31

How PARIsIAN HosIER's DAUGHTEF
BECAME CoUNTEss.-Perhaps some o.
your readers who visited Paris two or three
years ago, and who had an occasion to be
leeced in Boulevard shops, may remember
hosiery establishment on the corner o
rue Drouot and the Boulevard. This shor
was closed some time ago, and the "stand'
is at present occupied by dealer in yichy
water. Now, how come the hosier to shut
up shop? You shall hear. One day, a
gentlemen between thirty and forty years
of age, (Which in France Is considered the
marriageable age,) tall and handsome, we'll
dressed, refined in appearance, but bearing
provincial look entered the hosier's boui-
que to make small purchase. While
waiting to be served he noticed, at the
further end of the shop, a rosy-cheeeked
and graceful young girl, partially concealed
from view by high desk. Upon interro-
eating the clerk, he was informed that the
young girl in question was the shopkeep-
er's daughter, who had just returned home
from one of the best seminaries in France,
where she had received an excellent educa-
ton. The clerk, whose loquacity was
unbounded, added that Mademoiselle Juli-
ette was just turned of eighteen, and that
amiability, modesty and good sense render
ed her the idol Of all who knew her. The
stranger asked TO speak with the hosier and
wife. on an affair foreign to ordinary busi-
ness. lie was fo-thwiab is.Sroducsd into
the back shop.
"Sir and madam" said he after taking a
seat. I am the Count de +. I reside
habitually, at Bordeaux. / have a fartune
of eighty thousand frances year, in landed
estate. | wish to maryland do not care
q farthing whether my wife be rich or poor.
She win lead an agreeable existence, will
possess mansion in the capital, chateau
in the country, horses and carriages, will
pass six months in the year on my estate,
three months in Paris, and three months at
the watering places. l have the honor TO
ask the hand of your daughter"
This extraordinary speech threw the
hosier and his wife into a state of stupefac-
ton impossible to discribe. Without at all
noticing the effect he had produced, the
strange coolly continued -
As regard this offer, have only one
to impose. You will give up
trade. Sell your establishment, and leave
he rest to me-"
The counts porposal was accepted, and
he horier's daughter became countess.
Letter from Paris.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31

ceased for his offense. 1t was formerly
very common for coroner's juries to de-
noence the act of suicide as crime, but
even this formality is now often omitted.
in a recent case at Concord, N, H., howev-
er, the following old-fasLioned verdict, which
may he the usual form in that State, was
returned:
"That the said Isaac II. RUSSELL came to
his death by violently forcing himself into
the water of Merrimack river, at or near
Garvin's Falis, so called, between August
8, at o'clock A. NJ, and August |, at 12
M. That the said Isaac ii. Russell, in the
manner aforesaid, voluntarily and feloni-
ouliy, as felon, himself did kill and mur-
der, against the peace and the dignity of
the State"