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ONLY DISCOVERY
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
V tempted only initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation and have been
forced to leave he field 90 its rsses Read the follow
ing:-
BATH. MAINE, April 18th 1859.
PROT. o. J. WooD & Co.: Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and VII byou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are first, it fact of my hHbitaon and stated in
the Communication second Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be good order and
natural color7 To all and do invariably Ny
hair better than any my life for forty years
past thrifty better colored of
my whiskers and the only why is not generally
substance is washed of by frequent abuon the
ton with the whskers, the result will follow the har
have been in of great many letters from all parts
Of New England asking hair still continues
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds we'll this has doubt been basey
initiated and been used only without good effect but
absolute injury have used restorative Of
recount for months and yet hair good
hund eds have examined it with 81
old and gray hair in head face and prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
received favor If two quart bottles last for
which grateful gave friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, were ske teal until after trial
and then purchased and used IT with universal will
favor that you send by which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure and
believe coed follow, the failure
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore to keep you spprsed Of the
my hair, all who inquire of of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sr
yours, A T. RAYMOND
The Restorative put in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
boe the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL etas for 81 bottle the large
holds quart ~ per moren proportions and eas for 81
York, ia Market street, 81 Louis, Mo-. and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed by
Even, Pend etOn d Cos and retaled By every Drug
hous In the Uni lfebll-ly
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DEATH OF CAPT. W. H. STR1NGER- regret to an
rounce the death of Capt. VIM. H. Stringer. who
died at his residence three miles North of this city,
on Saturday evening last after very short illness
aged about sixty years.
Capt. Shinger was the Democratic candidate to
represent Hamilton county in the State Legislature
in 1859, and was one of our most worthy and
wealthy citizens. he has left four children and a
arge number of friends to mourn their loss-Ch Chat
lanooSd Reflector, Sept Is,
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Sound CRTTICIsM-The Memphis EUenipg Argus, in
notice of PATHS concert in that city on the 18th
pays the following compliment to a Nashville lady
now a resident of Memphis
" Mrs. J. Mcleod Keating's Kathleen MaVour-
neen, was in our opinion, the gem of the evening
though old and somewhat out of date, it is ballad
that when well sung fails to draw forth loud
applause, and Mrs. Heating last night sung it in
very touching and beautiful manner.
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OATS.

OATS.
~ ROUND and unground.
III oORN-Grcund and ungronnd.
WHEAT-6round and uneround. Ground Oats, Corn, and
Bran mixed. great variety Of food for and beast for
at the Broadway Mills. D. D. DICKEY, Agent.
septs II
FRESH TIIISNTE,- NF7Sn- =
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August LIST, 1850.
To Architects.

PLACE., kranktin OouuAyf Leun.3i
August LIST, 1850.
To Architects.
sIaNs for he buildings Of the University OF the South
51zitei from the Architects OF the United states
riding for which designs more Immediately required
~ main building the group The design for this building
must contemplate central structure fanked By two wings, the
vrboie 20 Be two st0ries high.
me MINER story central structure s be
rbihiton Hall It be constructed with galleries.
mon he plan Of the Academies Of Music, with ngs III
twenty hundred persons The lower story be divided into
Offices for business departments Of the University
One wings must be aDgsd for Lrary, with
underneath for unpAcng, sOrng &c The other wing
constructed Gallery Of Art the lower story Of which be
used n academy Of design.
The plans contemplate building Of ssne which shall
fire prcof throughout The wigs 70 be Constructed to
admit OF extension.
further particulars reference this and the other build
ngs be erected application must be made to the Executive
Committee
The design which may be adopted will be ps for. All others
will be subject to the order Of the Architects.
All designs must be forwarded reach University Place
By LIST day Of October and be addressed the Exseu
tive Committee University Place, Franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAs POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT. Sub Committee.
eco r. FAIRBANKS,
% or-ff
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TIE creditors of the late E. G. EASTMAN are Request
ed to file their claims with MORTON B. HOWELL, Ad-
ministrator, % Cherry street.
The SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD BE LEFT TO
THE LADIES Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER & BAKER, and the incoming majorities
from all quarters attest their capacity to determine
this election according the real merits of the can
didates.
Leather pads " and clock stitches " that are not
locked, dlminutive shuttles and bobbins however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed opinions of committees, more Skilled in making
fairs pay than in machinesewing) must give place
4 "a +I,a l.aiasf aia.4aS .l,n s,-.---. =, --r
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sworn Testim0ny.
ScRoeN LAKE, Essex Co., n. Y. }
Eal 8

February g. 1853.
WIN. E. HAGAE Troy, N. Y.-Dedr Sir: Having used your
Hair Coorng Restorative, and having been much pleased
with it, AXE pleasure in making the following statement Prom
the effects Of Of sickness hen about els hten
of my hair commenced turning grey, and continued
grow until IL became perfectly aoASte, being harsh and
Last reached my fifty third year, when
induced by friend to purchase two bottles Of Hemsts Hair
ColOrng prepared by commenced using according
directions and and in o days surprised find that
hair from the outward turning to its orig
color. 1t nnud to until it truly brown
glossy it was Def 10 youthful days, and Is fully
restored to its original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co IS; Myla Seaman before and duly
and that the above statement this 9th
February, 1858 JOEL POTTER, Justice Of the Pc ee
Remember that this result produced by HEsTREErs In
in0be the orig nal and only esd6le Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W L HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, N Y.
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sAME DAY-Sccond race-Tal stake for two year dds
mile out 500 entrance; $50 forfeit
James X Dukes oh Nancy Crsddock, by Vaudal dam by
Zenith OF Cherry ElOtt.........
Bagle WingateS Kansas by Oliver dam Nebraska by
Imp Sovereg
John Harper dominates by Cracker dam by Oispcee
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sPECrALNOFTCEs.


Thousands daily speaking in praiseof
DIR. EATON'S ANEANTILE CORDIAL.
when given in time 1t acts by magic, and trial doH
wiicOnyncs that shat We say s true L contains
Of any kind and therefore relieves BY reoUinQ The sti10
your child, Of BY deadening ts ssases For THU
fer Children Teethings DiarrhGas Dysente-
/ nv, Gripping in the Bowels, Acidsfy of the
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and CrouPi
tati0 the Boeces and Relieving pain, Il has eQd-belng
an nj sascdic, It is used with uafaRiH9 in all
cases of CcnvutsiOn or other fits As you vdLHe
ee anhed1 Of yosty children, and lOish % them
from hose sad and 6sghtig consequence e0cA
remedies for IJarte Conalozts are composed ke aoas
BAT DR.. EatOn's InfanEiAe Cordiais this you can
rely upon. 1t is perfectly harmless cannot njure the
delicate infant Price rs cents ulldrecons sceomps
'''n O0''''' CHURCa 4 DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aaiyzed always pre-
ths True Standard. Anayze the Blood Of q person suf
fDg from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scroula,
red gohules Of the blood Supply these de6ceDces and Won
are made we'll The BLOOD Food founded upon this the
W -'''' FIVE 'STsR PREPARATIONS s1fsfps Rns,S n
sdaPed to the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Esronchttfs, any Affection what.
ton. use No !, which No for Depression OF
spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all Chronic
biIity, and erVOTis Pr0stratlon. No 2 for Live
er COm ptatnts. No. 3 Tor Dyspepsia. Beid0 al
Feudyprspared for Gbsorttoz it en- by drOps and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that what gain
you retain The No is for Female Hrreg iaritles,
yste ria, Weaknesses, DC See special directions
lOus, X tdneY and Bladder Conn plants take No
In s the directions be strictly followed Price
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, New York.
And By all respectable Druggists throughout the country
api4 wholesale Agents for the West.
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Dry Goods very CheaD.

am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which l am
offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, l am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former and will
offer great inducements to all who viii favor me
with call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves No D. South side of the Square.
sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY
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Judicial Decision.

HARTFORD, Sept. lS.-In the Circuit Court of the
United States here to-day, before Judges Nelson and
Shipman, in the case Of the Bank Of Newark vs..
Adams Express Company, the jury found verdict
for the defendants. The action was to recover
s?,97l seat by the Bank to the Express on the dis
count of forged note sent to the Bank through the
Express. The Court held that an Express Company
is not an insurer or guarantee of the genuness of
paper through it, and has the right deliver the
avails Of note to the party from who it receives
the note, even though the Bank sending the avails
supposes it sending them to some one else.
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Woo ne With song let muaic bear
Der richest anthems forth,
Until my weary soul shall soar
Above theSroas Of earth;
And while across my soul shall swell
Ills bird like melody,
Sweet love shall weave its witohing spell
To draw ny heart to thee.
NO heart can wholly be unfair
That music's charms may sway;
Too much Of Heaven is mingled there
And guilt dies quick away;
Bong has no fellowship with i'll:
But teaching, thought untsueht,
ltsoitly murmurs-.1Pe Peace. be stilltn
To guilty waves Of thought.
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and darkness.

THE2mE-The Tale Of Too Cities was a complete
and deserved successI We have no time to say more
at this late hour but will give extended no.
tice in next We say, howeyes that Mr.. Tenn
pletons rendition of the partially insane DR.. Ma
nett, the victim of the Bastille, is of the finest
pieces of acting ever produced in the Nashville
Theatre. The piece is repeated tonight, and we
anticipate large attendance
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TIE "IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT IN MENPHIs-FTom
the following paragraph from the Memphis AUd-
lance of the 18th nst it will be that they have
quite an exciting conflict between the Mayor and
the City Fathers
Some time since ordinance was passed by the
Board of Aldermen creating the Office of City Comp
troller. In accordance with what he conceived to
be his duty, Mayor Baugh vetoed the measure. The
Board then passed it over his veto, and the Ordi-
nance became law. The Mayor then, by virtue of
the powers in him vested" nominated Col W. O..
Lohand as City Comptroller. The Board refused to
ratify the Mayors nomination, and elected Lcavitt
Lawrence, Esq. to the newly-created Office. They
Mayor refused to qualify Mr.. Lawrence, and at the
meeting of the Board last evening he stated that he
had appointed Col Lofland City Comptroller The
Board saw that the Mayor was determined to main
tain the dignity of hsofiee and luckily postpon-
ed consideration of the subject till this evening
else they had been talking yet. The conflict is
''irrepressible' one and we may expect a sharp
fight between the executive and legislative branches
of the City Government. Clear the ring
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GCnanuan nurn,rE EnaS

u
WEVILL eectuaIy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Jaun
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the hid
all diseases arising from disoered Liver and
ach such tpaton Inward Piles FuDess Of Blood
Head Acy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Food weight the Stomach, Sour Eructatons
Sinking Futteng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futtrng at the Heart
Choking suocatng Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
the Heal Deficiency Of PerpiT alton, Yeowness Of
Skin Pain in the Side Back Chest Limbs &c, Sud
Flushes Of Heat Burning in the Peh Constant ImAn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
propretors calling the attention of the public this
with feeling Of the confidence
adaptation the diseases for which srecommende
and untried article, bat that has the
test of ten before the American people,
The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense careful of the Almanac, published
ally proprietor and be had gratis Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy most keptca this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained
HOOFLANDS BALSAmIC CORDIAL
will long standing Cold in short time. Read the
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1853
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoarseness when recommended ts try "Hoo
Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy half Of il completely cured
now unhesitangy recommend to friends who be sim
ay afflicted and deem it no more than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street. above Coates.
Prepared enly by DR.. O. NJ Jackson No ais Arch Street.
philadelphia for sale Druggist and Sorekeepers through
out the United state Canada Price IS per boc
o. J. WOOD, ST. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retsed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, g. ". HEN
DRRsHOTT and WELLS 4 HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefed J. C. Do2cH, South Nashville,
febIl-ly
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EXTRAORDINARY SUIcIDE.-Rey. Chancellor Martin,
canon Of Exeter Cathedral, made a mistake of 3s'
I'd. in special return to the Charity Commission
ers, which, he stated had been expended instead of
carried over This troubled his mind that he cut
his throat The fact above stated appeared on the
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Notice.

Notice.
LII who want money will be adjourned
n ing OF the City Building Association Nashville
heid al me ohe OF the Protection Insurance Company
Thursday at 4 o'clock. sepi9-d2t
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Another Carnival of Blood Desperate
ARRAY in a South Street GrOgery-FOur
Persons Fatally Injured-A Woman shot
by Accidemt-ArreSt by the Police.

PERSONS EatHltT lnlure0-A w oman ShOB
by Accident-Arrest by the Police.
The most bloody rencontre which has ever dis
graced our city occurred at little grocery South
street east of Man, kept by a German named Neut-
gals, about seven o'clock last night 1t seems that
the notorious John Magevny, whose daring deeds of
scounderlism have been frequently detailed by
the city press entered the grocery, accompanied by
three of his boon companions: Sim Maddox, J. j..
Saul and Henry Postal and called for whskey which
was dealt them by Neutgals. Upon the grocer de-
handing pay therefor. they manifested much ndigDa-
tiOn, and Mageyney, their leader, with OATH drew
a KNIFE and jumped over the counter, stabbed Neut-
gals nine times, times in the breast and twice
IN the abdomen. During the encounter the German
managed to free himself from his assaiant and
ing pistol fired at Mageyney. The ball missed its
aim, but struck Maddox, who standing near, in
the neck The German by this time had cleared
the house. and procuring shot gun stepped outside.
In another collision which ensued the rowdies at
tempted to wres from Neutgals the weapon, where
upon it accidentally discharged, the contents
striking Irish woman acOFss the street, lntlctng
painful wounds though not of serious character.
By this time Neutgal and Maddox both lay stretch
ed the ground from loss of blood and Magsvny and
the Others of the danger Of longer remaining
in the vicinity fed and under OF the darkness,
escaped.
Neutgals condition to-day if very precariOus and
no hopes entertained OF his recovery. lie is at
his residence on South street. Maddox cannot pos
sibly recover his injuries being serious than
at first anticipated. Both Will doubtless die
during the day.
At late hour last night the police arrested Saul,
one of the party, and tins morning Henry Postal
was also lodged in Jail. Magevny, however, has as
yet successfully eluded the vigilance Of the officers
and is large 1t is sincerely to be hoped that this
monster in human shape will yet be brought TO
justice. How long is Memphis to submit to the rule
of rOwdies ?-HemphiS argus Sept Is. '.
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TEF MAFoRaITY.-The candidates for Mayor com
menced their canvass on Wednesday night at the
Depot of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and
last night they addressed number Of their fellow
citizens at the corner Of Broad and Market streets
Their discussions quite exciting, inasmuch as
they partake very strongly of personal nature. 1t
is to be regretted that outside issues occupy more
Of their attention than the AFFAIRS of the corporation.
It is "a free fight however, and perhaps we have
no right to interfere further than to wish them a
merry time.
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Some "Varmints" on Wednesday night, took adj
vantage Of the darkness to bespatter fine Brock
inridge flag, which Mr.. Fleming was preparing for
the Democrats of Mt Pleasant, with filth from the
gutter. Perhaps complaint should be made, as
they confined themselves to their usual and legiti
mate means of attack, and at the usual time-filth
and darkness.
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The consumption the South 1852 bales nelu1ing tina
burnt the po be added crop receipts to make
the total production. II this be done,
interior towns deduct the portion crop received
before September lt Isl 600 baesJ shall total
grot1 Of cotton the last year in the United States, eco
bales We bring forward description Of the prices
New York Beginning 81 for mding upland Sep
TENDER I 1857 the market through the fall months 1.-THE
Of financial oluon) mostly NOMINAL and January
1858, touched 81, fall Of nearly so per It then
Immediately recovered, running along up r. ranging
from liz to 1874 mostly l2 during the remainder of thai
commercial On tie LIST September 1885, the opened
15 touched l3 before the of the month, liz
November to H. where it remained during most
the winter and then rgngd from O to l for the Iemande
Of that season. chasing I September 1859. Beginning
I September l 1885, the market gradually dropped le
December and opened the 1860 at that rate hucuaed
very slightly, ranging from IL to M until the close of June
when touched 1917 and has uctuad between I0 and 0 for
the remainder Of the closing 10% September ls
1850
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CITY NOTICES.

The Auction Sale of fine Campaigns, Brandies!
Wines, and superior Liquors. generally, advertised
by Benz F. Shields Co, to take place at 10 o'clock
this morning is worthy of the attention of the trade
or those wishing genuine article
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For Sale.

uncommony likely Mulstto Boy, twenty years Of age.
IN He perfectly sound, excellent and the best
trained dining bed He lie
sofa Tor no au save tina. he will agree with
wants with whom he is associated and whom upposes be
preudiced against him. He therefore Apply
WILL L. BOYD,
septl9lw No 5O cherry street
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SARIA, c. W.. Sept 19.-The propeller Wabash
Valley, from Sarnia for Chicago collided with an
unknown propeller 20 miles south of Thunder Bay
Islands, on Saturday night After the collision the
captain ran the boat reef to prevent her sink
ing. The clerk arrived here this morning and says
the boat will be total wreck unless assisted imme-
diately. The captain and crew remain on board.
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Public Speaking.
Public Speaking.
FOR MAYOR.

We authorized to You've candidate for
mayor az 1he ehsu hg municipal election. augl9dtde
We are authorized to announce JOHN HUGH cand
date for Mayor atthe ensuing municipal election juy2-de
We are authorized to announce s. N HoLLEsswoRTH as
candidate for election the Of Mayor at the next Mu
nicipal Election. iuIyI2-te
We are authorized to R. B. CHEArHAN as cand
ate Ior mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. juyl0
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NEGRo KILLED-0n Thursday night the passenger
train this side of Larkinsville, Ala, killed negro
man who was asleep upon the track. BE was sup
posed to have been drunk, as he had an abundance
of liquor with him; he belonged to Mr.. Jere. Brown
HUNTSVILLE (AId) AduOcdte, Sept. IS.
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COMMERCIAL.


The slegaphepOr sales Of Tennessee per cent. bonds in
New York Wednesday at 9O5Sc.
In Philadelphia the I7h shares Union Bank Of Tsnns
see sold at ssxc.
The following sa comparative statement of the exports
specie from New Of JanuaO the 18th Of Sep
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DALLEY,s uTACICALPAIN EXTRACTOR

ScALps caused ~ explosion especially the
BURSTING FIuD LAWS BoERs, &C. instantly relieved
their burning anguish by this cooling and healing basam
The Inflammation subsidies in ncTehy short time and the
second in restoring the skin; and
what rearkbl and canno ne said Of any other Ointment
behind Of the misbap
DALLEYs wonderful skin healer is EMPLOYED Sold the
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FRosT-TAe Greeneville Democrat of the 18th
says: Jack Frost made his appearance in our
neighborhood on Thursday morning last, but was so
light that it done no damage"
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Democratic Rally az Bowling Green, KY.
on SATURDAY..

TIE Democracy are to have Rally at Bowling
Green, KY, tomorrow. Hon. ANDREW EWING will
be present, and address the people Kentuckans
turn out and hear him