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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
AUCTIOE AND COMMISSION
ca RID.
To SaaiheTu Merchants aud Dealers

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
80 PREPARATTONs
TIE
ONLY DISCOVER =


WORTHY Any ooNEIDEsCE FOR
RESTORING THE BAID AND GRAZ
REAEY since TIE great discovery Of Prof Wood, have
Vh mp ong to initiate his restorative, but profess to
but they have an and sone being carried away BY the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
BATH. MA1yr, April 18th. 1859.
PRoF o. J. WOoD & Co; GentsThe letter wrote vou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published this vicinity aud elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts In the case The inquiries
are hr is II fact OF ny haotion ana name az stso u
the second, il Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue TO be in good order and OF
natural c9or4 TO an an ana 40 answer YES ny
hair better than stage Ct life Tor forty years
ny Whskers and the only cause WY II Is not geneay rue IS
the Wahd of by frequent abutOn OF the
face when used by wpng the face in close
ton with the Whskers the same result W Ioo@ as me mar
have been receipt Of great letters from all parts
good as there is much fraud in the manufacture and sails OF
various compounds this, has, doubt, been bssey
inflated ana been used not only "oat any goou uec Dut
absolute injury nave not USED any OF your ol any
months, and yet my hair good ever,
od and not gray har IN my mead or on my race hl 70 prove
this fact send you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received favor q tEo quart bottles last SUMNER for
which am very grateful gave It 70 my teno ana leoy
induced them to 1t, were sSelucsi until after ra
and then purchase and used 80 with universal success wilt
ask az favor that you send nae test BY which can discover
fraud the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will in'uIe success and
believe where good edeos do not follow, the failure is caused
by impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem il my duty heretofore 10 keep you aPprised Of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire Of me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs,
yours, A g RAYMOND
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz: large,
medium and small the small holds q pint and retail for 81
per boe the mediums hold at least twenty cent more in
proportion Khan the small, re for s. per bottle; the large
holds quart - per cent proportion, and reas for 81
abotte. .. J. wood ~ Cos Prspreors, 444 Broadsay,
York, ia Market street, 81 Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed by
Even, PendIetOn a Co., and rstailed by every Drug
in the Uui,ed states. Iiebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

TTyHE FARM on which James NJ Tiumns lives, and the
on which Ma W uic-ers5n formerly lived istor
sale on easy terms.
The tract contains shout $50 sores OF which there about
300 acres cleared The tract as whole Of the finest in
both sides q the Nc Nanve and Manchester Rslr0sdand
sl,rr four res from the former q'sr and shout miles rom
TrIlahoma within mile Of oak I Seminary and about
~ same distance from good church, Do or mood that
Bnsth BE- surpassed in point 0f morals general intelligence
me improvements slm0s- consisting 81 a two
-, rrgleI house. finished situated on r.s fgs1tif1I
.,ce comma iinC of de finest views az cost nor.
80 20 ~ farm and Of Che Railroad aud rifT >, sbfv
Ss III tbt finest Free Stone springs IN rfa Nourtrir
fjsfi The out houses consist Ui kitchens, smoke house
corn-crihs and stables
- b we'll Eatered. there being Ct ar Ton grrrgs
40 ~. -,re Tere are several ue Orchards place ,-
f-tD- m tbe lest varieties ci fruit in the State.
7bp are about ty acesWel set IN Herds tract
10 - I'll tfst "a can be divided into i've sis small farms
.f rss-5 -7s and orchards % most Of them. The farm
- f IL surrscisieI. and Those desiring o. see Tie se
III rslI on James NJ. rimmiBs, on the premises
terms &c call upon address the Gnaersguel at Man
cles,er. Coffee coguty, Tenncs e. 3. H. b-lso-!i.
~ tuT au until LIST sept
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
Fever and Ague,

Rom which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced BY the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhaaton is evolved By the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the ears surface and the virus IS taken
with through the rgs into the blood There It acts
irritating poison On the internal viscera and
creng organs Of the BODY. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 70 ecrete not Only this virus but also the bile
from the bl0sd. Both the virus and the bic accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. and the stomach
sympathize with the liver and become dsordered also
Finally the instinct Of our organism as II in an attempt
expc the nozious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood &C Tie body in the internal cxcreores to force
them 20 cast i out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes to the central organs with c0ngesve violence
This is the Chill But IA this effort it falls Then tie
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
gaas and PUSHES TO the surface as n IN another effort
to e1pe the Irritating poison through that cthec great
excretogthe skin In .his also It fails. and the sys-
tn abandons tho attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or I2rox5sns Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VII Of course
dermine the health if It is not removed.
We have lab0red 70 find, and have -ound antidote
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
state Of Tennessee, DaVidso1, county court.

Wsm Cotton and others Alien Cotton, sr and others
the Office Of the Clerk and Master the County C0urta
"a Nashville, the 18th dag Of May 1850 motion Of com
plsinans By counsel in the above appearing 70 me
atscton Of the CLERK and Master the following defend
ants 20 wit Gilbert Lee, and wife Eliza Lee, Hiram sght'
AID wife Harriet Caharne Straight, William Thomas and vie
Preca Thomas. Eliza Cotton Thomas Cotton Jr Marina
Cotton, Atans Cotton. Sarah Cotton May Cotton iln
Cotton James Cotton and VIE Amanda Loke
Timothy Hasei and wife 1ddy Hasted, Baker ana VIE
Delah Baker, residents Of the state Of tennessee aa
that the residence Of the de ndants Zebulon Marshall AM vile
Mary MARSHALL unknown to companants and that ne
number nqes residence o. the CHILDREN Of Elizabeth Bond
deceased former wifi Of Nathan Bona and Who are aeen
ants to said bill are n mplanants IS also e NUN
ber nauss and residence Of the children Of Mary Neey de-
ceased defendants Bill also the num5ef names and
residence Of the children OF Josiah Long deceased defendants
to said b are non residents Of Ae state OF Tennessee ard
therefore ordinary process o. this ct cannot Be served
mon 8 therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Master that
puSIicaon be four weeks in succession in the Union
and American newspaper published in the city or Nashville,
requiring said defendants appear az the next term Of The
County holden for the county Of Davidson, at the
court hous thereof the city OF Nashville, the FIRST Monday
in July next said BILL the will be for
confessed as them and Get doEn for hearing exr
Said beng for the paiiton distribution sale Tor dstr
button Of TIE estate OF Thomas Y Cotton deceased
Nav I5-w4t FR CHEATHAM, G & Vi.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
WeakIey county state of tennessee.

I'm CHANCERX COURT AT DRES DEEN-s
Auvustus Chareton and wife Ann Eliza Chareton
q Bras6.d. William c. Bill. Alexander Boustrn, John II.
winston, Hinton Hester, Lucien ". HUI ard William II.
Bu-Crd Of Publication From the affidavit the bill in
this cause it appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter Of said Cnrt said Lucien ". Hill and william Il.
I are nonredents said state, residing in Buckingham
4oun virginia Il is therefore By said Clerk add Master
tie said Lucisu W. and lillian H. he heir pleas,
or emurers TO said bill before the next OF said
On merry Court to be the Court House in Dresden.
aforesaid the Monday Of July 1850, said hill will
for hearing exparte 70 them a.
said term Of ad Court further ordered that sid be
published for weeks in the weekly Union and
american, newspaper published a Nashville, State aforesaid
This day May 1900 true copy from the Order
Book NJ HAN n. EDWAhDs,C NJ
inue2 go w4,-pr's Zee IS Of said Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
COMMERCIAL.


New York the 7h $1,000 per cent Bonds
sold at exc, and SI3.OOoat se5Sc
The telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee Bonds in New York
Saturday a, Sc and Virginia Bonds 93Io At the
date last ysarTennse Bonds sold and Virginia Bonds
SIC.
In Phiaaslpha the tn, shares Unon Bank Of Tennessee
stock sold at9lc 81 a. Size and e and the 9Th, %
a9l1e These sales shog advance oflc tn sles previous
to the m.
The New York Eosafng Posi- Of the 9Th says The rates for
tending downward lenders Who hzVehitheto been
able &c place their balances call At per cert now ready
to eoneede " per cent from lis gure4 per cant is be
coming common rate in the open market Prime paper is very
scarce and gees easier rates. low per cent for four
and six months bills"
The Savannah Republican says All cur Banks seem % be
in hourshing condition The Marine Central Railroad and
Savannah Banks have declared dividend Of i've per cent On
interpretations Of The last six months"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
Chn-Inr1n,, 1InrI-o1- Innn 8.

CORN-Tne during the have been quite large
summing up 1890 bushels North Carolina Maryland and
New The receipts all disposed OF at s97c, and
sacks York mixed brought SO. These transac
show decided decline last Wees quotations. The
stock on hand is ample for immediate consumption.
FLOUR-1he continues dull the demand being con-
fined to ciy consumption. Sales OF Baltimore Superne SG
25 and Couairy brands at SC 75Gs 25 in quality
BACON-Thee good demanl for this article during
the week owing receipts favorable advice from
2JO hhds SHES and Shoulders, az
lllsc for the former, and 999lIc ior the latter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

WISH sell the farm which ressie six miles from nc
Minnvills, The Stage road leading Murf5oro The
farm consists Of go acres, cleared, l5 well sea herds
grass 4 acres In clover o. the go ere sre some
400 Of bottom and second bottom lands, equal il point q
fertility to any land in this section Of the country Inre are
three springs the tract, furnishing abundance Of wafer me
year through The house sprug Of free stone water and cne
be surpassed in point ofpurity and one
Of the quarry Of lime stone rock untio r
all purposes 1he improvements consists Of ne g oes
irg Louise obtaining six Eehen six
cribs, wheat house, &c All information can be laraed
by application the subscriber tie premises fot y.ee
McMinuvilla, Tenn. W O. t-AAAD.
ApHl IL I560-uF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
DUCK RIVER,

WNTE have $50 Land for sale in the bend Of Duoe
W River Withn miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Railroad Said lands bounded by Yanc Dayd
en- Duck River Willis Banton and AbneT Barton. TwohTds
OF the tract is river and level about 80 cleared
several good springs andis No Stock Farn We viii se
half an Of The suit purchasers those wishing
to buy good Stocl healthy country good community
SC would do Eel and look deIeTm
ned further particulars address H. b. Barton Iu
iahouaa, or c. @, Brewer, Manchester.
deci5-tE&utf BREWER q BARTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
y-ate of Tennessee, Davidson County Court

A8TES Chiffon and his wife John NJ. Swan and VIM
Mitchell Be il remembered that the 9TH csy Of May,
1850 on motion Of complainant by counsel the above
and IL rsrn 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that he said
defendant william Mitchell, is Tesiient OF The State Of
Tennessee and therefore the ornay process Of this court
moi e SERVED ucp him therefore ordered ~ the Court that
notification be made for weeks in succession the Nash
Vile Union and american. newspaper published IN the CITY
~ Na recurring fhe said defendant appear tbs next
term of the County Court be holden for the county OF David
son at the court thereof in the city or Nashville on the
80 Wda in AUGUST next and answer said hill, the
will he taken for confessed sind set down for caring eNparte said
'''I --7 " F. 4. CHEATHAM, q & NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
ForeIcn CommerciaI.

LIvzRPooI May 3O-Psr North Brit IiR.-Coton sales Of
three days Is co. including speculaors and exporters
dull and nienor qualities shoR
slight decline, the quotations being very irregular.
The adTces Manchester favorable, the market being
firm for goods yarns quiet Of the holiday
Breadstufs generally dull Wakefield, Nash n Co report
-four and steady steady Red l0I 3l0s Cd White
llsalIs4d steady and in more demand.
Provisions quiet. dull quotations barely maintained.
Racon quiet steady dull nominal SIS for good
LATBsT-LvERPOoL May 3I-P. M.-Cot.on yesterday
and to-day including 100 Spectators and
porters; market closed dun out prices unahered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
Comparative stocks of sugar.
IstJnne. 1860. lst June ls5
New York COTfoe Market, Jnne G..

The market Rio "a the buoyant feeling before
tired and with fair home prices have again ad
vanced fully eighth Of b. Other kinds mac
tive without charge prizes Sae 34 bags Rio per Taluah
at I3c; 25U3 per Exeter &C. 60 Baltimore 3 263
per Zngares, 1885, 655 do in lots, 49, 3z 100 santos,
49, 2g6 Ceara, Maraclibo l3 AZ; $50 LaguayT most
ca, 49, p stained do I25{, mos and 40 st
Domingo nc cash Boston, $50 POCKETS singapore sold
TO Gro,g
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r NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Founded 1916.

FaNHE session OF this Institution begins Monday in
SepeUb er Preparation for classification room.
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the ovi2g L
Vantages
l. The Buildings In extent and fitness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts halh, aud
wholly uaequasd il the United States We challenge compar
? The six Acres of Lawn and shade arc en-
closed tie greatest privacy, and afford pup
unrstrainei freedom Of childish sports and innocent
ments.
NOn-Secta rian.--The Academy belongs to city en-
teen reprse by Of their Ct different
Nominations, pledged preserve the character Of
the school.
4. Tine Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the PRINCIPALLY
Ladies Of culture and education who to
the happiness and comfort ofthe pupils
5. Rms Health of the tustfta ton is unqrace.
dened in the history schools Only hre deaths have
among the pupils in forty yes The health statistics # the
Institution are its highest recommendation
8. The Rooms large we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
Z. Security from Fire-sThe buildings are heated by
steam, and lighted with that the pupils from
the ordinary accidents acrung from from places
greatly to tie health Of the school,
{. kkeg uAatlOns which years have shown to be
sautay viii be continued in their full force Tie iewsst posi-
bic changes will be maden the rules and general arrangements
of the Academy
0. The Faculty is composed Of thirty I've teachers and
attaches Of whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department, the had eng
cssu experience most Of in the Old Acadeny In
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harpist
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages every particular that be
found in similar Institution States
hundreds OF the elegant and ened ladies the Southern
States.
Terms as heretofore. For particulars apply for circu
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RED BOILIN sPRIN @ 5,

r 2 AvI purcsse the interest q Mes1rs EEEsE & HAAS
in the bogecee6rais SPRINGS We have taken possession o.
the same au determined spare ezerson5 90 randere
peaEaut 1sr retreat.
The sprnas located I'm Mseua county seventy miles dis
TAFT from Nashville. Parties leaving FOR The springs viii take
the Galau car, HhcA place stages leave or HartsFe,
thepce b. The hack will leafe every other morning
from the frst q june
The reputation Of the water Is TOO veil known IN this comma
ntv to need any For srofula, Dyspepsia Gravel
Store III BLADDER, and sli affections Of the kdnev
specific refer wish pleasure % Dr. 3. A. Herbsrt Of Mach
VILE giving evidence Of The curative powers 81 tie water,
having peranenty cared Of aggraTae case Gravel
apr2g-d7m WEBB q WALKER. Pruurielors
= L0uEis Journal copy month. sud ssnd 6Il to tbs
oics for collectOn.
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mnrbIc nTonnments. q.

NJ l. SHELTON informs his friends and The public gen
IN . eral that he is prosecuting the Marble 8us1=
ness on Church street, between the First Presbyterian Church
Oe where will be pleased to attend to the or
Of all who may in his lins lie has and will seep
on hand a supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS, SC,
Manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
style the art. All his work will be warranted.
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