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THE
ONLY DISCOVER
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RFANY, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
I'VE tempted not only initiate his restorative, but profess to
but they have all and gone, being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field its rssess Read the follow
BATH MAINE, April 18th. 1859
PRoT. o. J. WooD & Co Gens-The letter wrote GU in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative you
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries uchng the facts in the The inquiries
first, 1t fact Of habaton aud stated in
the communication second, it of all therein contained
third does my hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural color? To all and do nVarisby,yes My
hair better than any stage Of my life for forty
past, soft thrifty eoored the true Of
whker and the only why it is not generally true
that the washed of by frequent abuton Of the
face when Eipng the face in close
have been in erecePt Of great letters from all parts
OF New England, asking my hair still continues 70 be
various compounds as wei as this mas no doubt oeen Dasey
initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury. have used Of restorative OF
account Tor some MONTHS and yet my mar as good as ever
hund eds have examined it with SURPRISE now 81
old and gray hair my head face and
this fact send you lock Of hair taken OF the week
received your favor If quart bottles last for
which grateful gave to friends and thereby
try it, many ske teal until after trial.
and then purchaser used universal will
by which discover
fraud in the RESTORATIVE sold by many fear without author
y from from YOU pure article will insure success and
believe where ELECTS do follow, the failure caused
y the in pure article which curses the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore keep you apprised of the
my hair all who inquire of me Of NY
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sr
yours, C:kAfMoND.
Restorative put bottles of three Sizes large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per botte mediums hold least twenty per cent in
proportion than the SMALL rets for 81 per bottles the largo
sbottIe OIL. WOOD a. CO PFspretors. al Bro.dwsy
New York. and ia Market street, St Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaed BY
Even, PendletOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United states. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Grand RaIlY Last Night.

The Democracy of Nashville had another grand
rally last night, at the of Broad and Market
streets WM. J. SYKES, Esq of Maury, addressed
the large and attentive audience in one of the most
logical effective and telling speeches ever delivered
from that stand. The hour at which we write is
too late to notice the points he made, but we may
remark that he endeared himself to the Democracy
here BY his able and fearless vindication of their
principles.
Loud calls we're made for Mr.. CAN'T, when Mr..
SYKES concluded but that gentleman not being pres
ent. Mr. FrD1AY introduced the eloquent young ora
tor of Robertson, JOIN BELL BIDwEII, who made
rousing speech. Tie meeting was further address,
ed by EUoENE UNDERWOOD, Esq, and Mr.. FISDLAr in
brief but eloquent speeches The crowd then dis
persed in the highest spirits.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
Eon puVvArE nUSEASVsC

NT@ DR.. KING formerly Of New York for the lSs
&ELS four years Louisville Kentucky, and who ha
devoted h attention the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years fatters himself having attended practice for
many years. cured thousands he enabled TO
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad they b
from judciOus medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. King Dspenssy No % DeadericE street. between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases Of private
GOSoRHKA cured without nsucious medicine interference
from business.
old date, eectualy cured in few
days. operation which causes pain. Where Stricur
health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and un5ermineF the constitution much.
all the diseases Of the skin growing out Of
Dad treatment eeGectually cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS psCuar attention having been given t
this disease and all the growing Of brought
the destructive habits Of ncOnsiderat
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
sseiety, and causing premature old age
Females may be aborng with any difficulty Of the Won't
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their viii
ENCLOSED directed to Dr. A. King No q Deaderk
Nashville Tenn will have the Necessary medicine
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed 0
hours from gocOck in the morning until in the evening"
wa
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COMMERCIAL.



The commissioners appointed By the ec incorporating the Bsnl
Of Fsankiand Knoxville State give notice through
East Tennessee papers that the subscription CAPT
tai stock Ct that Bank wiz opened the county
towns Tennessee the day October, Is6O
Of other BasRsre chartered By TIE last Lega
ture but believe steps been taken their o.gan
,zaien.
The Cynthana cs says that the commissioners appoint
ed for the purpose, opened the books the 18th receive
scDons for stock the Branch Of Commercial Bank. to be
established in cynhsna The capital tbs branch
hundred thousand dollars and subscribed day.
As the stockholders directors the Bank be ready
to do business.
The St. Louis Democrat says the Bank Of 81 Louis which
Just opened is books subscription residue stock
s2oO1 the l7a had SsOOOo taken by parties there
and at the South.
zAompsOa's Bank Note Reporter says:
Plates new Banks in Illinois being engraved
large portion the increasing their ccua
ton In this State three have just started In Mas
sachuset Free Banks being ognzd and in Pennsy
VanA several parties have given the required SIX months notice
and before New Years that State viii have fair list OF secured
banks These movements all pontto expanding fuse Rail
road stocks going alonealnost every species OF
property will appreciate In value IL enhanced value in dollars
be called appreciation Our hoy is that dollars depTe
cate and in support Of this theory only ask old ea and old
ladies TO contrast dollar with what dollar was in the days
Of their YOUTH and how dollars now OF equal value
thsn of readers who seventy i've
old will give opinion this subject We VIII be much OBJ
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Pixies Peak.

ST. JosEPH, Aug. 20.-Advices from the mines to
the 18th inst state that silver lead mine was dis
covered near Tarryall, about e5 miles from Denve.
Clty, on the 10th inst. A meeting was held at Tar
ryal that evening" and the Platte River Silver Min
ing Company was organized Nearly all the miners
in that locality Fastening to the silver district
Great excitement prevailed It is reported that the
ore yields from 500 to $50 per ton.
The question Of the expediency of organizing
State Government for Pixies Peak region is be-
ing agitated Several meetings have been had. and
various measures proposed bus no important action
had been taken. Business continued dull
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Our Trade with England for the First Six
Months of 1850.

The relating the trade and navigation Of the United
Kingdom for the month and half ended June 80 were
sued by the Board Of Trade in Loudon on e 2bh u Trey
show generally great increase Of mpns and dnuuon OF ex
ports especially OF textile manufactures With regard to the
trade wa United the foregoing general remark equal
y apiesbe imports OF Cotton into Liverpool having amount
to 945 cwts ag last 1853 cats in the espondng
period last year. cws in the hrst six months in
s5S America suppea more than seveneghts OF All the On
imported Lverpoo the greater part OF the remainder
coming India The only other article which can be dstn
guish produce Of other countries Wheat,
United furnished O352 against 1928
qrs the corresponding period OF la and in
that Of 1885, and Flour OF which here imported into B
ports $40 81 ag g 2Oe last year, and o5456
ewts in So in which year nearly half OF the supply Of
foreign Flour this side Of the Atlantic Exports
Of British this side have declined however,
will from the following table Of thu principal arceSor
he ak mon thaen ding.T une3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Markets by Telegraph,

NEw ORLEANS, August 2-COon steady Sales to day 1000
halss Middling le91U Sales Of three days 94OC
Receipts of three days $500 bales against $500 during
spending time last Exports Of the 1850
Total receipts this port ahead last year bales
Southern ports 76s 500. Receipts OF crop
agSnst bales at the time last year Flour quiet
as So Corn steady, 5sTO. Tobacco firm, unchanged
Pork firm, 90 90 Whskey Rectiad IS. Sterling ex.
change 9H9lO On bills Of ading s2l99K New York sigh
H9K premium. Freight on cotton to Liverpool 1892.
NEw YoRK, August % Cotton firm, Mddlng Upland IOs
H. Flour steady, IS O595 o. Wheat advanced I2c Corn
700 bushels 6I@65c Mess pork steady $40 81
Lard du-sses 800 bbs 12K9I3k. Coffee quiet Rio I4b9
i. ST. Domingo, at auction, 1874 Molasses, Cuba 259aec
Rico &c. Orleans *. Sugar bGoysnt e37 Ha
vana 71i97k.
CINCNEAII August 2Flour unchanged 400 bsls a,
81 1904 60. Oats dull 3Oe Corn steady 3s9J9o Whisky
sou bh 7c Linseed Oil 5s96Oc Sugar firm at s
Cox Molasses 49944c Coffee dull and nominal.
NV ORLEANS August 22-Cotton unchanged sales TODAY
1900 including 500 Of buoy2nt advanc
ed a sZ69X. Mess Pork quiet but firm Lard in bbIs
Other articles unchanged.
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The British ports under
the American sg Co., and their aggregate tonnage 6S S4
being sixth Of all tonnage entered nWards during the half
In tbs corresponding period Of last the number
506 aggregate Of Of shipping and in the
FIRST OF 1855 there 740
The number that cleared outwads under the American flag
I'LL and their aggregate tonnage 6 tons, against 49
ses 62 Of shipping last year. and 605 SIS Ala
in the first half of 1853 The number OF vessels that enter
ed British ports during the halt year. from ports in the United
States irrespective Of natonaty 1913, amounting y4
67 OF shipping, AgAins 24 vessels in the
corresponding half Of last year. ard 739 vessels 693l tons
in that Of 1855 while the number that cleared for ports in the
United States unjer all Gags, 1885, 9 against
COG vessels 5S tons the corresponding period last
year, Vessss $50 sj in the first tbs OF 1858
The imports Of bullion and specie from the United States
ed to f265, against ia 1873 the months OF 1853,
f. 92l 8 those of 1855 exports 1885,,
against - 24I last year. and f3 in 1855 The total i'm
ports exports the pr than
the corresponding periods Of the preceding except that
the latter neSy equal to the exports Of the first half Of
1883 which than tWo-thrds Of the Of the i'm
ports.-Helo York Times.
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From the St Louis, Mo-, Daily Republican.

From the ST Louis, No. Daily Republican.
A New DIscovRY.-0ur friends and tOwnsmen,
Nessrs. Potter & Merwin. are manufacturing
article called " Cherokee Remedy from the fact of
lis original discoveries being the Medical Men" Of
that celebrated tribe of Indians. These gentlemen
are shipping vast quantities of this medicine
10 nearly every town, village and hamlet in
our country. This is just the article wanted IN our
city, as are told that 1t proves eihcacious IN
every case. Our rerders aware that we have
from time to time warned them TO shun those rie
gaerceadYy qacS that iniest our cty--who VIII not
only do them no good but will ruin them IN pocket
and constitution and now with the same zeal we
with much pleasure point them to the beacon OF
hope As general Thing this branch OF medicine
has been in the hands of mercenary empires; II Is
equally conducive TO the honor of the profession
and the interest of the patient that not only these
pretenders be driven from the field. but also med
cine safe ard reliable be placed within the reach OF
inexperienced, short sighted youths, who would, II
deprived of 1t. through dccacy or shame suffer
themselves 20 become victims to the ravages OF an
insidiOus constitutional, souland Notwithstanding
disease We bespeak for these gentlemen large
sale and the confidence of Southern people, as they
are native MssOurians" See new advertisements
Mrs HoLcoNB'S SCHooI--The exercises of this
school will be resumed on the first of September. at
No 10 Summer street The basement of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church has been secured as a
schOolrOom being airy, roomy and commodinus A
most able and experienced corps of teachers IN
every department las been secured A native
French teacher viii reside in the house. For terms
and particulars apply 10 Mrs. II. aug3-eodlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
rutherford Land for Sale.

WILL sell my farm, containing Oo The easily
divides into two farms the North and South sides o.
sone's River Tho improvements consisting dwelling house,
outbouses mills GIN SC equal county,
we'll vstee and tmbere, with every comfortable fixture and
Terms very liberal Interest can for time, the papers
being upright State County Bonds at their value would
he I accepbs nav; suitable residence in Murfreesborough
or Lebanon we'll improved, would be received in part payment
will sell with farm thirty -tHe grOes, togeth.
er with Mules, Cattle, Plantation Utensils, &C, &c
ANY gentleman who desires TO purchase farm
advantageous will pe.e call and examine Tor him
aug '6u-tw9m bLOJMfAhLD hlDLkl.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and send bill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Frora 0uebec.

QUEBEc, Aug. 2O.-The Prince of Wales attended
divine service at the Anglican Cathedral yesterday
dressed in plain clothes. He was met at the porch
by the bishop and Clergy. The Governor-G Generals
pew had been reftted with crimson drapery. and a
throne in the center. The Prince was accompanied
by the Duke of Newcastle, Earl Mulgrove Lord
Lyons, the Governor General, Admiral Milne, Sir
Tenwick Williams, and many others of the army and
navy, the latter in full uniform. The Cathedral
was crowded. but the arrangements were excellent
and order remarkable. The sermon was preached
BY Rev. Mr.. Hasseman, the bishop as chaplain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

AM offering sale privstely,a portion OF my land
distely fronting HYde's Ferry Pike The amour
proposed to be sold s about
one Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Which and productive there is in the county
State. There beautiful building site, which commands the
entire neighoorhood well set in Bus Grass,
with beautiful growth OF tine Between nifty and
sixty ne clover fine growth the balance vel m
bered for purposes There is also never falling
sprug the which Affords suceney oil water or all
purposes
Those wishing purchase splendid tract Of land in nne
neghborhoOd and with all other advantages would do well 10
call and see for themselves as desrous OF selling
For terms, sc apply GLASCoCK q HEWSOM or to tHe
undersigned on the premises N. b. HYDE.
may6-twgm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Great Auction Sale of Furniture.

the Furniture Rooms Of cAIS & CORNELIUS, No Al
Church street. opposite the Msxvle House, on TUESDAY
morning September Ith, at 10 o'clock, BENZ SHIELDS
Co. will proceed sell without and cont from
day 10 day uo entire stock is closed this extensive
Furniture seasoned lumber Materials hardware
consisting in part Of the following Tces Fins marble top,
and breakfast tables $50 assorted besds lounges elegant
cribs. wash stands hat racks spring bottom
lor chairs Sofas hail tables
writing desks chairs, and Clothes Horses with
gilt and mahogany looking glasses In short Of the
largest complete yet offered in city
ton.
TermS--All under S5ocash $50 and under
500 $780, 80 credit for approved
notes in Bank. BENZ. y. SHIELDS 4 60,
AuctopeerE.
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Fire.

GOsPoET, Aug. 2l.--Last night Williams & Mont
gomery's wheat warehouse and Hay Is large building
occupied by John Ettinback as a storehouse and sa-
loon. were both set on fire and burned The people
came ynchng the suspected parties, but better
counses prevailed The cause is supposed to be the
crusade of the people against the rum selers
two rum holes have been Quilted lately. Loss very
heavy. Great excitement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
PROCLAMATION,

ESHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State OF Tennessee:
To all who these present-Greeting whereas, i
has been made known that certain JOHN NEWBERN
charged with having committed foul and srocous murder
the Sd day August, ls60 the body Of j. Wamac
late of our county Davidson has justice and Is nov
running at large.
nv virtue of authority in vested do hereby
offer reward Of Two hundred D01fars TO any person
or persons who apprhend the said John NeEben, and
deliver hin Sheriff Tailor Of our County Of Dawson
in order justice in that behalf may be had aud executed
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
the great seal Of the State to be affixed
ISHAM @. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
nv NJ fats
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T5.n...i. 81 -. - -. !.

4AoA1il4l1 are lAlly epeaknE IN praise OF
1At. EATONss lNfANTHLE CORDIAL.
and Nyf because fats TO dford Instantaneous rsi
when given In time It actH II by magic, trial
wa Ne Sps W. saa5 o e oPf eSnE'
CT any kind and therefore relieves b. rso0fac the sEsros
Of your child, instead Of BY deeag is seasbes For this
fer Children Tcething, Diarrh9as DYsente-
ry5 Gripping in the bowels, AciGt1y OF the
also for sseaing ne gszae ssducfs9 inflammation rega
taao tie Bosoeis and rsepta0 Daia hssa sqat-beng
an III poemodie, It is used with afag sscccss in all
eases Of CONFUSION or other fits. AZ you catue
tae we and health Of goar children, and s0fsh p SAGE thsa
from those sad and i9tiag conseqEecs sohtcA are cer
tain 90 r6slt ozskhe Of narcotics Of schdch az ehs
remedies yor Japss Congasntsdre composed tks
Dat DIR. EatOu's 1nfanGiEe Cordiais this you
req upon i il perfectly harmless srS cannot lnlare the
'A'" O''''s' f CHEUa I1S Z 4 DuPOENT.
No 4U9 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
tn. True STANDARD. Ansly1e Blood Of person suE
eng Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia ScrolCla,
&c and We find in eody Instance certain asectes in the
made we'll Blood Food founded upon the
OhsDc' its asNUssi2 9 sSssaa Fat AZ
adapted to the deficiencies Blood In different diseases For
Colds, asronchitis, any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsump-
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for all Chronic
Complaints arising from Oyer.use, General De
er Com pIaintss No. 3 for Dyspepsia Resao az
for absorption It is taken by drops and
vou rstdia The No. is for Female ErreauIaritIes
Hysteria, Weaknesses, &c See special elections
Gus, Kidney and BLADDER Com pIaiIlts taEeNo
nall the directions be strictly followed Price
{ the Blood Food 81 per b. tie.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT
No. 4U9 broadway, New York,
nd by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
0. ]. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
Wholesale for he Wet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
The Hog CrOp.


The market for Hogs continues Am, with active compe
Il among packers AMI learn that large numbers have
purchased sEehy advance
yet been made public lot OF 1900 Inaua Hogs taken by
packer at - 50 to be delivered the aoa 100 miles
from Jacksonville free Of charge Another lot of 900 Kentucky
Hogs taken by city packer at IS gross be delivered at
the rail Dad in heby In addition heard thai some
6OO SHELBY county Bogs Id been sold Louisville parties but
we could learn particulars 1t is reported that most Of the
Hogs in Jefferson Shelby Beny and Oldham counties have al
ready purchased at IS This good price, which
Tor good heavy Hogs packers willing and for all Hogs
delivered at accessible ntI Kentucky they will
and for Indiana Hogs they offering S45O for early
1svar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

PEIcKLY HEAT PPLKs Day ERuPTIoSs, all LIMITATIONS
Of THE Skin ade away and disappear applications
this Save In these brisk friction necessary Many
the ordinary eruptons cause1 SuPPREsEp PERsrRA
this penetrating the
nvigorates the absOrbents, dspaes inflammation by
double process ladies' whose faces dfEured y
CurANEoUs readily the and restore
natural nt5y the of this safe powerful
Sold the principal depos IL Broadway
and Chartres street. New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT Co..
General Agents. Also by all druggists and merchants
a tuGw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

authorized 90 announce A You've candidate Tor
Mavor At the ensu ng Municipal election. laug10-dtde
We authorised to announce JOHN HuaH SIXTH cand
date for Mayor sthe ensnius municipal election juy2-tde
candidate for election to the oce Of Mayor at the NEXT M
nicipal Elec,i6n- tuivlQ-e
We authorized to Announce r. B. CHKATHAM a cand
date for Mayor at theenSung Municipal election iuyIO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

F. HAGAN bookseller, has at his store supply OF
miniature likenesses of the Democratic candidates
for President and Vice President, BRECKINRIDGE and
LANE. They are beautifully got up, and make nice
presents for your good Democratic friends little and
large Go and get supplied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Indian wars.

ST. Louis, August 22.-The Agent of the Pony
Express from Salt Lake says the express was de-
tanned by the Indians. A fight occurred between
Lieut.. Perkins command and the Bannocks. Seven
teen Indians were killed, and three soldiers badly
wounded. The mail employees at Shell Creek also
fought the Utahs. killing five of them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
DESCRIPTION.

Neewbern about twenty-five years of age, ave
six inches high, weighs about 35 pounds and
pxion black restless has oeraby dark hair with
the upper lip also his forehead which presents drawn
appearance sometimes speaks stammerngly good
and sometimes works the carpenters
much addicted TO nempeance has very thin beard and his
hair at times is quite short August y, '6O-d3tA win
Afeunnhia Ap0I1osbs eonv for ,ar,a tirna
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
Prom New York.

New York, Aug. 22.-The steamer Europa sailed
to-day, taking $4,000 specie.
The steamer Brienville is below.
The frigate Susquehanna sailed for the Mediter-
ranean to-day.
Flora Temple beat Brown Dick. Time-2:32,
Z259, 2:3S, the last heat being a dead heat, when
Dick was drawn on account of ameness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23
The work is for sale by Mr.. F. HAGAN.

NTw EASY METHOD LEAREEe SPANISH LANGUAGE,
after the system OF AIM Doctor Phil ny and Profess
az the College Of NeuEs First American EDITION,
vised and Enlarged New York; D. Appleton Co.
The title of this work, which we have given in
fun, pretty clearly explains its Importance va
liable aid in acquiring knowledge Of the Spanish
language The works of Prof. AIM have found
great favor in the colleges and schools of England,
and their adoption in this country would greatly
facilitate the student acquiring a knowledge of
the Spanish, German, French and Italian languages
The present work on the Spanish language would
furnish fair test OF the utility of the whole seres
The work is for sale by Mr.. T. HON.