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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y

ON LIZ 6R Y
CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NJ ANY the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have al
III tempted initiate his restorative, profess
something produce identical
wonderful results Of Prof WOODS preparation and have been
forced field rssstes Read the follow
ing
Prov o ]. wooD & Co Gents-The letter wrote gu
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and hyOu
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use
INQUIRIES uhing the facts in the The inquiries
first 1t fact OF my ha6iton and name as stated in
the communication second Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color! To all an and do answer My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty
past soft thrifty and better cooed the true OF
ing Whker and the only why is generally is,
that the substance washed of by frequent abuton Of the
face when were used by Wipng the face In close eonnec
ton with the WHISPERS the same result viii follow as ihe han
have been in erecept Of great letters from all parts
of New England, asking il hair still continues to be
good as there much fraud In the manufacture and sails OF
various compounds well this has nodoub bssey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
account for months, and yet hair good
hund reds have examined With surprise, 81
old and not gray hair in my head or on my and prove
this fact send you lock Of ny hair taken Oh the past
received your favor Ct quart bottles last for
which am very grateful gave to my friends and thereby
induced them try it, skei teal until after trial
then purchased and used with universal success will
ask favor that you send NE test BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY fear without author
ity from from pure article will insure success and
believe COED effects follow, the failure caused
the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep you apPrissd Of the
effect my hair assure oil who inquire of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results renAin dear srs
yours, &C RAfMOaD
Restorative is put in bottles of three Sizes viz large
medium, and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more
proportion than the SMALL ets for 81 bottle the large
a aSds qu65 j. WOOD Co PPspretors "a Bro.dWsy
New York, ia Market street. St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and rstaled BY every Drug
house in the United States lfebl1-ly
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WASHINGTON Dec. 15.-The House was occupied
with the presentation Of numerous resolutions on
the state Of Public Affairs. All Of which were re-
ferred to the Union Committee.
SESATE.-Mr. Wigfall made the mtst violent seces-
sion speech OF the season.
Elk Gov. Thomas Of Maryland, was confirmed
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mr.. Weller Minister
to Mexico.
The Committee on the state Of the Union are call
ed conciliatory, but nothing has been concluded.
South Carolina, through Mr.. Mills, applied to Sec
retaFy Floyd, to purchase quantity of rihed mus
kets etc. Floyd said he had power to sell United
States arms, except those condemned on inspection.
The resignation of Prescott Assistant Secretary
of State is rumOred.
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Il. A. FAHaESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.
FOR TAPE-WORM.

MRssRs. b. A FAHERsToCH 4 Co
Gentlemen Some since recommends. B. A. Fahue
stocks Yermage my RELATIVE, Mr. Charles West
county, Mississippi, for cld eighteen months old
supp sei be dying from fits, Tie gave walls,
which frOught from tapeEorm 1lDeafy oeJess long
cured the child This preserved and have Sd
planters ia this and the adjoining
ands Of bottles of Vermug with perfect the
purchasers II this will be Of service in calling
your valuable remedy, you at lilo rty IL.
JAMES P. HARPER.
OF the firm OF Harper & Son, DRUGGISTS
Bayou Sara, La.
U ? Purchasers should look 9ceH the
wrapper, that they buyDg B. A.
VERMIFUGE, and no other. dec9-Elm
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FoKT KEARNEr Dec. IS-The California Pony EK-
press Of the first has arrived
Business was stagnant
The Southern secession movement absOrbs the at
tentiOn Of the people.
OREGON-There are some symptoms of an alliance
between the Indians on the eastern border Tor
against the whites.
The British brig Of war Camille was lost in
TypLoon oil Eanazawa on the 9th of September.
Ali hands persisted
The bark Onward with Chinese dates Of October
Sth says the allied feet within sight of Pekin.
The Emperor had fled. 39000O Chinese were kill
ed. The latter statement is disCredIted.
SAN FRANCIsCo.-The steamer COrtez sailed on the
first. She took but little treasure.
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Cry App,,ps A+-on adjourned meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen last night, Mr. bhlEN reported
against making any change in the engineer oepar'r
ment of the Water Works.
Mr.. BRIES offered resolution to have gas light
placed on each of the four faces OF the clock on the
Howard School House. which was adopted
M. Cox offered resolution to have temporary
shed erected upon the lot purchased on Vine street
by the city. for the purpose Of storing the new
gine.
Mr.. BRrEN offered resolution in lieu to store the
engine At the Work House. which was adopted.
: The Common Council held regular meeting
lastniRht. and concurred in the amendment by the
Board of Aldermen to the bill in regard to the ring
ing Of auction bells
The bill to establish detective police force was
taken up and after fixing the salary of the Chief at
$500 year and that of his assistants at 81 per day.
was passed on its third reading.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen granting
Gen. J. 7. DUNLAP certain water privileges, in lieu
of damages to a negro man hired from said DUNLAP
by the city, was indefinitely postponed
- The two Boards met in convention to elect
Water Tax Collector, Superintendent of the Water
Works, First and Second Engineer of the Water
Works, Wharf Master, Sexton Of the City Cemetery,
Street 0verseer, and Keeper of the Work-House,
with the following result:
Water Tax Collector-JoHN L. GLENN 10, S. A.
FRAzIER4
Superintendent of the Water Workshops NJ.
SEABUKr I6, W. W. JOHNSON 4, JOSEPH SMITH 2, II. A.
COOPER I.
First Engineer of the Water Works.. NJ. REEDER,
JAMES WAR, JEFFERSON HARMON, and R. W. BURRIs
were put in nomination, and on the second ballot
Mr.. REEDER was elected.
Second Engineer of the Water wOrks-CHARLEs
HARMON. JAMES D. PETTY and HENRY LANDLORD were
put in nomination and on the first ballot Mr.. PETTY
was elected.
Wharf Master-JEEsE II. DoRTcH was reelected
without opposition
Sexton of the City Cemetery-M. c. CoTroN was
reelected without opposition.
Street 0verseer-JANgs B. PETIT, L. NJ. WATSON
and JoHN L. STEWART were put in nomination, and
Mr.. PETIT was reelected on the first ballot.
Keeper of the Work Bouse-JANEs EVERETT 10
and VIM DIX l3.
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LOUISVILLE. Dec. l3-Ihe river is stationary with
feet water il the canal
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Philadelphia Made OvercOaIs aud
Rich Silk Velvet Vests,
private sale An invoice just received pr Railroad
~ which will few days unusually cheap fer
such goods, by BENZ I SHIELDS & co.
nOF2O
ARPER,S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
Just RECEIFED BY
sepI0 JOHN YORK & co.
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Most ExtemsIve
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MA NTJFA GLORY.

VNTM KNABE 90, Nos ], s. S and :, SutaV street,
We Baltimore, respectfully inform their southern FRIENDS
that they have enlarged their acssy ans are now PIea 20
upnIV M great demand for pianos. They unquesten
shy the most durable contain 81 The latest improvements
and fully guaranteed for i've years FOR ana great
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they uRequaled
straoh and other great panists have used them
their coz carts and giVen ceIhcse for their superiority
They have years. taken the FIRST premiums over
ali COMPETITION in different states where they have been
exhibited Last wear they received FIVE hst premiums; two ct
Montgou cry One for the best Southern made piano. ana
onsfor Il e best against alicorpetiton
full uppv 0f the above celebrated instruments viii be re-
,eivsng w J. A. MCCLURE,
mav5 I6o-akwIy Sole Agent, Nashville.
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large meeting Of the solid men" Of Chicago recently
the State currency depreciation question fully discussed
the following resolutions adopted:
Resolved That the FIRST and mos. important duty
the Legislature at its coming session. such
banking law, viii eventually make
credsble State said amendatoy laws TO take
before july lst le6l
Resolved, That in opinion such enamens should make
Chicago Springfield the points Of rempsn
States OF discount not exceeding per gold
and legislation should be had Discriminating against Banks
evidently located for the purpose Of evang the conditions
law.
msnners TO proceed at put Bank into liquidation
which fails to redeem their bills required in the foregoing
lutions.
Resolved That all Banks hereafter organized he required
deposit security for the circulation Of aheir bills
of the State OF Illinois the United States.
Resolved That the Legislature law giving power any
Nolsry Public in the State protest any bill bills issued by
Banks Of Illinois, at any point in said State
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The passenger train from
Chattanooga was run into, on Wednesday night, by
the Gravel train A Mr. LINDIlY, of Alabama, was
so seriously injured that he died on yesterday morn
ing in Chattanooga. The accident occurred some
ten or twelve miles out from Chattanooga. The
.nrr ,-nre not seriously damaped
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SIOO Reward.

ror IN from The SUBSCRIBER on the ght he Dec.
large BAY FILLY, years old lat Spring l5s hands
li ar in forehead snip between her ncstrils,
leps and was sired ny LIBERATED horse, ash
inrt,o nj We much like hin color and appearance
an Cd The opnion she stolen by schsrged con-
and ask the attention the people throughout the State to
the above description.
W n JOHN son, Agent,
5crs'sn-I-, Tennessee PenitentiaTy
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T5CouoHs The sudden changes OF climate
Of Pulmonary BRoNCHAL and AsHMATIc AFFECTIONS
enoe hay proved that simple remedies often act speedily
certainly when taken the eAry Of the
should had to BrOa0Bs Bronchial 7rocAss
Lozenges let the Cold, Cough Irritation Of the Throat
slight, by this precauon serious may
be eecuslly varied or PUBLIC sPEAKERs will
find them eecua for clearing and strengthening
advertisement. nov24-d&E6m
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WILL eGecuslIy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun-
dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the Kid
news and arising from dsorered Liver and stom
Ach Constipation Inward Piles Funes OF Blood TO the
Head Acdty Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food FuIness weight the Stomach, Sour Eructaons,
Sinking Futtsng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing, Futterng the Heart
Choking sufocang Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
Pain in Heal Deficiency Of PerpiTson Yelowne Of the
Skin and yves, Side, Back Chest Limbs Sud
den FIushes Heat Burning In the FLESH Constant
inga Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits.
propretors in calling the attention OF the public to this
with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
virtues the diseases for which S recommended
no untred article but that has stood the
test of ten years trial before the American people, and its
utation sale unvalled by similar preparation
au The testimony its favor given BY prominent and we'll
knovn Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country is
and careful perussl Of the Almanac published
ally by proprietor, and to be had gratis OF Of his Agents,
cannot satisfy the most skeptica that this remedy Is really
deserving the great ceiebrity 1t has obtained
HOoFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
viii long standing Cold in short time Read the
following: . =. ,o-o
Dr. c. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoarsenes recommended ts Hoof
ands Balsamc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
Am happy to that half Of completely cured
now unhesitangy recommend ny friends who may be sim
lary afflicted, 1t than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, absvB Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. O. NJ. Jackson, No AIS Arch Street.
Philadelphia and by Druggist and storekeepers through
the United Canada Price IS cents botts
O. j. WOOD st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN PENDLETON * CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Igs5ts Resiled by JO G. BROWN and EVANS g. HEN
DERsHoTT and WELLS Z HOOPER, Nashville J. B.
MATHEWs, EdseAeld J. G. DoRCH, South Nashville,
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Just received lot of gentemens shawls, of tne
quality, which were bought very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
dec9-lm. 81 College St
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from de s.. Louis Dazsg allesir, August TO- IsJc.

NTYesterday while strong around town. we happened to
call upon Messrs Potter MsrWn 81 Market street, and found
these gentlemen doing business that many old firms
Upon inquiry, found out thar the whole
is mat they not afraid advertise that
motto in the language o. the inspired writer st thy
the waters and after many days it ha
ycu We found file in their office all leading papers
published In the United States, and many Europe Their
advertising alone must thousands Of dollars
nual They the manufacturers and propretors OF the
Cherokee Remedy, uufaiing remedy for the unfortunate,
fsee advertisement Of the big Indan Dr MerWns Fever
Ague Pills certain and preventive Of Chils and Fe
and the CheroEee Cure unang specific seminal
weakness nocturnal emissions and all kindred diseases These
medicines compounded from receipts by Of
propretors from accelerated medne man Of the Cherokee
indians The roots bsks and herbs all reduced powder
by mills that prepared BY stea and the medicinal
extracted by alcoholic process
that bottle Of medicine the Uniform Of
medicinal virtue From the laboratory the medicines in
bulk to the botng and wrapping Department. they 20
through the hands Of boys and girls who skilled putting
each article up in beautiful style We much surprised
the ingenuity and dexe displayed in this branch the
After the medicines properly packed strong boxes
and markell they loaded days and the
boats and railroad dpo and from thence start forth lightning
speed to their various destinations their rand OF mercy
nearly portion Of the civilized world We bepeak for these
gentlemen large Ortuneat least they deserve IL have
eldo the amount OF
~ displayed BY business dec2-d&WIm.
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SECOND PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-The Philharmonic
Society have announced their second concert for
next Tuesday evening the 18th inst. We think it
will be found that their progress rapid and in the
right direction; their programme includes some of
the choicest morcealS Of HAYDEN, MENDELsoHN,
WEBER, LASNER and KuIITwoDA, which they are
practising with most praiseworthy industry, and
under the most able guidance, so that we may
safely anticipate a result creditable t. the Society
and most gratifying to the community. We learn
that there are number of subscription tickets yet
to be disposed Of and that since the first concert the
price has been reduced to 50 Is, which sum will
entitle the holder with two ladies to admission to
three concerts yet to be performed this season; this
seems reasonable enough even for hard times like
the present; we cannot doubt of a speedy filling up
Of the subscription list We have recently been in
formed that the Philharmonic Society of St Louis
consists of two hundred subscribers, each Of whom
pays $50 per annum, this gives the society an in
come Of $4,000 per annum, which enables them to
engage a leader at $4,000 per annum whose whole
time is devoted the society, and at the same time
TO engage first class professional talent to assist at
the concerts There is an example for Nashville.
Excr7EHzyT AT JACKSON, TESNEs,EE.-The Memphis
Appeal learns that on Monday last man by the
name of MARvIN a singing master, was rode on
rail through the streets of Jackson, Tennessee, and
required to leave the place. The excitement grew
out of the fact that several negro daguerreoypes
as well as several suspicious letters were found in
MARvIN's trunk.
MARVIN had stood well in the society of Jackson,
etng the leader of the choir in the Presbyterian
burcb but the fact of the discoveries made in his
trunk. together with the fact of his being a New
Highlander, raised not only the suspicious but the
Indignation of the community, which resulted IN
giving THE gentleman a LINCOLN ride, as announced
above. We would advise all Northerners Of LINCOLN
or Black Republican prOcivities, to be cautious as
to how they conduct themselves in the South. The
latitude just this time, is not healthful for such
individuals.
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mr.. Eaton,s InfantiIe Cordial, fer Child.
Teetbfrg.

nr. Eatonss InfantiBe Cordial, fer Child.
Teetbirgs
Ia no lu TO sleep and perhaps to death sut
ferng precious onesbu IS reliable and certain medy Tor
the Ills Of MANTLE life 1t will soften the gums reduce
Aammaon and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
period OF tething It works like chsrm giving
healthy sleep night the little sufferer and grateful
mother 1t does conspate the bowels, because
II tains NO KORPHLNH Opiate Of any kind,
We are fully warranted in stating cannot be said Of any
preparation nfane this time before the pub
lie, quick and tall remedy for Didrr6gd, Dis
entery, and eu1msr Complaint. Also, for Wind Co3ic
Gripping tie 0mdch, Acidty, and being powerful
spasnodic Mothers should always have it by in cases Of
ANY the old fast Toned narcotics Of day. exceedingly
liable to bring these hs Be wsrned and use more hat Dr.
Ealon's Infantie Cordial, this onl you rely OBJ
Sodby CHURCH DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 409 Broadway, New York.
BLOOD Food!
Blood Food!
BLOOD Food!
To al suffering from consumption inc pent confirmed,
from debility 81 KIM from mental prOsration
brought by any cause from scoulas coupsns
deAseo the kidneys bladder ades suffering Of
the distressing compai their liable and which
sngender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered IS certain ana is6Ee remedy Differing in every
particular the pate0t medicines il Ache
combination of 1 ON SJLPHUR 4 ND PHOSPHUROtlS
testimony o the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 broadway, Ne" ioIS, are sl1
sole prSpretors article aud have IN c0ns OF
fraud ATTEMPTED upon changed ne color OF
n ounces BE ysry cautious buying that the fac
smile OF their signature the outside Of the wrapper as all
o,bs,s srs connteT5eit U. WOOD co st. Louis.
oc,altf Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Abrht advent dswns upon all who the victims of acne.
raj dsfs 1etGt or physical dprossiO prostitution Of
system FROM neglected disease hereditary malady =
Wrights Rcjuvenating Elixir Will assuredIy
Danish the hidden Of every class CT these insaioaJ ac
tons altogether modern discovery made by Of the
most eminent hyscans % day. Years toll study
pertinent in the laboratory needed to bring this
medicine 10 perfection; composed o! the
tile vegetable duplex and adapting
upon the system, being the time xpellant snd
vgorant and both eleans reogsnzes the vital
OF the body Sold By all respectable druggists throughout
United States and Canada
j. WRIGHT q GO, sole PROJECTORS, New Orleans, La
Soldslso By all druggists in Nashville dec2-dtWswIm
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HAVING suggested the Dickson County Court Clerk the
insolvency OF eolcnon Petty, deceased persons having
claims against the notified to file them with said
properly aahentcate befoEe tbs 80 day Of March, 1851
or they will be forever barred. JAMES DUENAGANe
dec8-wsts 80 kdrninasr,to,
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GENTLEMEN's CLouNG.-I have now very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing, of every des-
cription which l am selling at very low prices for
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THIS " REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHE
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
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The Paris corresdonpent of the New York Times
saws. Mr.. STEVENSON, Of Nashville. Tennessee, the
able President of the Pacific Raroad-that is to say
the road commencing at Shreveport on the line be-
tween Louisiana and Texas and running west eight
hundred miles is now here obtaining money for the
oad. lie has been very successful
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Sold in Nashville BY G. W. Hendershott Berry Demoville
EWiR Psndleton and BY all responsible druggists everywhere
oct29-d tWGwly ms
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EENHE insolvency Of the Of John Carnhe decesei
being suggested to the Clerk Of Macon county, it is
fore ordered BY said Clerk, all having claims
against said hereby notified file them, legally authen
ad with the said Clerk Of Macon county Court Tennessee on
before the first day May ia orer that settlement and
division pro rata may be made. NJ N ALEXANDER.
dec4-W4t Administrator.
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CurroEFE REMEDY-We notice that the West Ten
nessee VVbig also one Of our Memphis contemPora-
ties had a puff of a patent medicine, called the
Cherokee Remedy, credited to US. The article ap-
peared in our paper as an advertisement under the
head Of CITY Notices" furnished by the agent for
the medicine If he handed it to the papers that
have credited it to us and induced them to believe
that it was original with us he did that which he
knew to be false. Wehope our contemporaries Will
not give US credit for every puff that appears
among our advertisements
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aeall meeting Of Newporand Lodge No. $685. met at It's
IA roeua Saturday, the s7th Of October, 1861 Mar
thena expelled m an the rights aud privileges OF e and
excepted Masons for gross AID unuaSonie eonduof {.
By order Oft Lodge, a JOHN W HALL.
dscS-uIt se,rs.--
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INKS TV4NSI0Vy-

An experienced and female physician, has soothin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
of eethng by sofening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will Say all PAIN and is regulate the bosels Depend
upon IT, mothers it will give yourselves relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe all sdvsr
tisement in another column. oct2S-Iy