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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
NO. 81.
Sprrial notirea.
HoIIowey's Pills mud Ointment

HoIlOway's Pills mud Ointment.-
Domestic Remedies.-No other formula combine Ia so
compact concentrated form the active and essen
ual peTtes OF medicine, well adapted to
family use as these popular remedies. Devoid of min
eral and vegetable posons simple but eicacious In
ope ration they may be administered with equal safety
TO the infant to the adult. No household should be
without supply, as they always useful in Of
accident. sold by all Duggi is ut 26c., 62c, and 81
per box or pot. feb2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
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TEETH neatly and sub tantially filled with pure
gold
NV Skeleton Atmospheric Plate is st3ii predominant.
Its adva utnges all Other nrlifcal work, are
First "A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the mndulntions of voice.
Secund-ItS sdaPtatinn and ease to the mouth.
Third 80 II does not rock other plates do after
little use bnt when fitted remains so. does
it REQUIRE any percep'ble effort the part of the
patieut to keep IL in the mouth.
rall and See specimens.
OPERATIONS for Clef Palate perf"rmed also Pala-
tine Obtnrators inserted Strict attention paid to all
diseases of the teet
feice on u street between Third and Fourth, oppo.
site the odd Fellows Hail. Marysvtlle.
ian 8
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26

eBN The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean OF the Faculty Of
the Phia 'ephia College Of Medicine-to the editors
Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal San Fran
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th, 1889
To the editors OF the Pacific Medical Journal
Gle in the December number OF your journal, Ia regard
to the al euudtm degree granted by the Plad delphia
COLLEGE OF Medicine to Dr. l.. J. Czapkay. When the
application the degree made to the Faculty II
was accompanied by alhdavts ana testimonials TO the
effect that DR.. Czapkay regular graduate VI. u.
Of the University Of Pesth had served surgeon in
the Hungarian army and was regular practitioner
of medicine. On tie strength of these the degree
WAS granted. The ad curdem degree, rs its i'm
plies is conferred graduates only, and gives us
privileges. Had there been the slightest suspi-
cion Of rrcgularity, the application would have been
refused. By inserting this in your journal you VIII
do an of justice To the College, and confer favor
on Yours, yer = respectfully. H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College OF
Medicine.
DR. III. CZAPKAY's private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific NAH Steamship Company's Office,
san Francisco The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no muneratio unless he effects a cure
Onice hours FRONT A. ST. to ?. N,
CEEEsErECAEE.-I,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, ito testify hereby, that DR.. L. J.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor hungarian
liberty, as Oh ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. whereof have given to
him this certificate and recommend him to the sy mpa-
pable of apprecatlng patriotic self sacrifice, and un-
deserved misfortune. KO>SU1l LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
wAsuiNGTos CRY, Jan 9th, 1852. feb1I
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A Good Farm for Sale.

VNTE offer sale the place which Coleman has Vee
Wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land lying OF
yellow Creek county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile Of WiIiamVie, and three miles OF the Nasn
Wills Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beau
u part Of Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety aeeighty cleared and about hy acre
good clear sin good state Of cultivation with co
Portable dwelling ETC. ETC. Also two goos
orchards several falling springs OF excellent water
tered and certainly be made one OF the mos aesi
r.bIe steck farms in this section Of country. We promise
land and will sell Tor cash. or on time with inter
est For further information call on James mcNsny .n'
lives near said place. or the undersigned Fower Landing
Tennessee river. bfhN q bhoIAhh.
onion and A1aSricdn copy, and charge AdGocdte.
IT
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BLOOD PURIFIER
he Blood-restoring the Sex, sunering lnVaha 10
HEALI III AND STRENGTH

HEALI III AND STRENGTH
There is 30 Mistake About 1t.
1t will Liver Comp aiuts, Dyspepsia, Dahea Dysen.
terry Headache De esso OF Spirits Fever and ARue, Inward
Fever Bad Breath disease Of Liver or Bow
els.
P GE HTLEMEN do you wish to be Healthy, Strong and
LADIES' do you wGnt the Bloom Of Health to mount
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mcLean,s Strength ening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not moments IL Is warranted to give satisfaction II
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ness any disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
FOR CHILDREN.
Do you Scky Children, to be Hesthy
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ENIHG CORDIAL (see the directions each bote) il Is de-
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? One tablespoonful, taken every morning fasting Is
against Ct and Fever Yellow Fever oholers
sny prevailing disease.
III CAUTION Beware Of Druggists Dealers who may
bsttle Of Bttes sarsapArA, (Which
they buy cheap saying it is just good There
BASE enough steal part Of TO dub the
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the same time STRENGTHEN and INVIG0RATE the whole
organisation 1t put up in large Bottles-Sl per bottles or
- DR. ]: q, McLE an, Sole Proprietsr,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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EAsRTILL4 7EEEESsBE.
The Largest Circulation Of amy Political
Paper In Tennessee.

In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
ton that nominated BEEoKrRIDeE AND LANE. 1t
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
nerciAl and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for al the
great interests Of our looIs country; deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and lsbOring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports Of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon aE approximGting to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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The amount of money won by the Australian
youngster was very handsome. There was purse
of $500 by the club, seven entries of $500 each.
sixteen declarations, and two horses that paid for
feita pretty good sweepstakes when all was footed
up. The Australian colt was imported six months
old with his dam, by Mr.. A. Keene Richards, of
Kentucky, and was trained by Mr.. Richards old
negro man Ancil, and was ridden by Mr. KenneFs
eAbe,n who was five pounds over weight The
knowing ones thought this would distance the colt
but it seems the youthful Australian had backbone
enough to give the best of his eompetitors all the
advantage of the five pounds.
THIRD DAY-TuEsnAY, April 2-The race to-day
was for club purse of 81 600, three mile heats,
with four good entries.
At one of the pooling clubs the previous evening.
the result Of thirteen pools showed the relative po
sition of the nominations to be as follows First
Panic, by large figure, ahead of the other four ;
then Lightning Exchequer third, and Neil Rooln-
son last of all This was considered fair enough
indication Of the order in which the horses STOOD III
point of favoritism among the knowing ones
Bets made in town of $50 10 100 IN IaNor 9t ~ r.
field anainst the faVcrte, and on the ground Llgntt
ming was picking up considerably, ana ai.nousu
there was some difference of opinion as pes~ee. ~
the Glencoe and the Lexington, tns ge'x.S ~,
far from even the fsy0rite against tne nsu. nr.u
The start was fair, Exchequer ieading, NelL ven
Poh;nson bs;ng next. and Panic next. The nrst
mile ~vss RIM in about this order Gin l:ool and so
tbav went round the second mile, (in i3O3'J Nehi
gaining some advantage Inc struggle dor 'ne hsSs M
then commenced They were al TOgeInSE on adns .ns
% & -aod pIay for good place as possible
Pay tOf ca, - he frst then for the second. Panic,
n0s fG was not idle but CALAMITY advancing
the Of 5sosony the .a Ct e'a nsa-y nAaPs n@S a4S
, Neli, q ~ Tormer leaving the latter third and
za..o,,sr ~ Sonrth. This nile was done in 1:62
I,aIinq naSio the the time of the first heat 5:321.
For The second heat they all got OF well together,
and travelled in this order: Eeil, Excheques Light
ssretch gathering somewhat towards the end of the
Srst mile, (made in ls55i,) and then passing the
string, they got all in crowd, and so half way
! round. Abe not troubling himself, but modestly
giving the others their own way. At about two
thirds or perhaps litter further round, Lightning
bestrred himself and took the lead of the Wagner,
The struggle between them for the second raie wss
very earnest and interesting, and they pessee ~
string close together. (msking she uie n .''1
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8aWthOrnV for Lease to a Good
H ny Tenant. ssH
r Desire place my late esdeace X miles vestof the Pub
ic Square in the good Tenant for series Of
upon very esy Ths premises contain shout u acres
superior so half cultivation the balance in shade
blue grss The house. with porches, excellant cellars
eryarts houses stables WE'LL &c all and cofortsoe
To Gardener the Dayman, or GeDtemAn seeking aeocL
ouiet and retired SPOT for family from the heat and
Of town. place for rent In the vicinity Of man
Vile offers superior attractions.
30. l4K. Cherry street EUGENE UNDEE"oop
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DIR. McLEANiS UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BfliOusness Head
ache. &c.

For Liver COmpIaihts BII1Ousness Heads
ache, &c.
yENHERE has never been CArHARTIC medicine offered ~
the public, that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Bein entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken by tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all secretions Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in malarious districts.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the Stomach
Bowels though active aud searching in their operation
promoting healthy seceons Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
will su BoIsness Headache and Foul Stomach, when
remedy be obaned Keep them constantly
hand single taken in prevent hours dSys
and months Sickness Ask for Dr. j. Il. McLeaps pnver
sal Pills other Being coated they taseess Price
only . cents and be sent by mail to part o
the United States
H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets st. Louis, Mo.
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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
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YENHIs H atoC.ther lev medic me- the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable k gdem being an entirely
Vorp ont yss pubss Sy socomp shsd quas the suffer
ing DR.. Wright we'll knowing the dec pton sp
the whole Medical Faculty who, dissenting
vece given their sdsTsnce TO perfect ana
scez md when an oshsT medicines known PhArmacO
ps have been tried in xaa Long ught years PAsns
crowned the Doctors Efforts and Gers the Elixir to uf
ferng humanity the only thing that ca cure the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of BleOd 70 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Gsa General 1rritabillty,
Rsstlessness and sIeeplss,nsss at Night
Loss Of Appetite,
EmsciAtion,
DisOrganiLatiOn Of the Organs Of
PsipitHtOn Of the Heart,
And fact, all the COneOnitant Of nervous and deOtAed
state Of the system.
AS a StImuIant,
n quite different from alcoholic prepasionS Ills not sub
ect TO shape continues to exert It's
gradually and efficiently, a. long a. the least necessity
As a Female Medicine,
I. equally powerful and effective and rs.tOrss the eqzorsn
and safer than All the eer medicines when ' @
assisting rsnOvstnE the constitution for very ESOo 90
son. that they only made from the eRusonh ei
ruorant o; the Medical profession altogether
No MIneralsI
Dr. Wright thinks bis professional character
fact that minerals whAeVer form tne ieas
parts Of ingredients Of his RsuvenanR kI-Ws khoS
log has been entAed on the community % opium ant
mercury. -, u...
Generally 70 the debiIitated, Dr. Wright would sy, hsve
Despair No down may be- NO naer no.
veal yOu ars-no matter the have benfssak
Al once whatever you depart from Hygsnie principle
take his
ReIuvenatInR EIixlrs
And you hRd yourself msn-A PTds instssa
the reverse your friends and healthy sound, ana WorsI
laenber of the human family. ,
~ per bottle or three bottles for 45 forward
| ed by mail to ell parts Of the United States. =.
Sold by respectable druggists throughout the unted sae
and Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors.
j. WRIGHT a. CO.,
81 and Isl ChArtres street,
| New Orleans, Las
Nashville by O. W. Henderhott Berry DsmoVille
wing q Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggiSts oc3S
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uuNTSVILLE HOTEL

HINT VILE III o II L L.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
FUNHIs House Is now open for the accommodation o. me
bs room, are ali large we'll ventilated and furnished IN
the hest syle with new beautiful furniture anu clPe
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted by Gas; ,o,
The Ladies' and GeztlemAns Parlors kre teInlsheu IL
did and luxurious style, comfortable and invinng'
THE TABLE
shall be supplied with everything gepo hOn ana ana
Foreign arket Afford having in employ good Aa
sTpsrienced table servants, everything snail ~
pared and served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furulshed with old and excellent Liquors and wines
risinR most popular brands, both native ana OIeH
TroWth CONNECTED with this house Is Al spienoo
BILLIARD SALOON!
,.rtns tree hne SGording pleasant and heAlth'
~~S--aafIo1 for a leisure hour. ,
Eve ythng in power shall be done 10 make ne eo v
ne Ssf" hSass EUu-'' JOHN P. LEE Superintendent.
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Notice..

heretofore existing under the style Of ED
(5IIKKRsnE 4 Co. this day dissolved oy nu'
,I1s1 ,onssnt j K GLKERsoE retiring from The firm
'ual CONSENT 10 EDWARDS,
J. K GILKERS0N,
Jayl4, 1860. n 4
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NewOrIeans Races.

Con0enseG
SEcogD RAcE-MoNDAY, APRu 1.-The race TO-
day was for the boswell Stake" for which there
has been great many entries and declarations the
majority of which did not appear, but the pro
gralme contained the names of seven which, it was
thought, would probably start. These were Dos
wells Ninette, Camps (Minor's) Regret, Richard
imp C by Australian out of Emilia; Wells Uncle
True, Bingamsn's Tom Reddy, Puindexters' b. by
Albion, dam by Sovereign. and Campbell's { By
Wagner out Of Mary Taylor.
OF these, but the five first named nags appeared
at the post. The faYorite was the entry Of Gen
cases. at odds of 100 to IS. In the pooling the night
before the entry, Regret was first and the import
ed West Australian colt was the last. He was rid
den by the famous Abe.
After three false starts, the result of much ma
nouvering for places, the five got off pretty well
together for the first heat the Australian colt lead
ing little, and Tom Reddy (Bingamaas) close after
him, Regret, the favorite coming third. The con
test for the first manly between these three, the
imported colt however, never losing his advantage
About two-thirds round Regret made play at Tom
Reddy, and passed him, keeping ahead, however
but for moment Tom soon regaining, and after
wards maintaining second position gallantly, the
quintette coming in on the second heat in the fol
lowing order. the Australian winning the heat by q
length, Tom Reddy close after him, the favorite
Regret making the third, then DoswelPs Ninette
and Uncle True bringing up the rear.
The second heat was run much like ths first, ex
ceptng that efforts unsuccessful before of Regre
to head Tom Reddy, were this time successful thS
crowd coming in as follows The Australian, Re
gret Tom Rsddy, Uncle True, and the favorite
Ninette, distanced.
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}. EDWARDS, h hAA' -

tsuocr.soRs TO EDWARDS, 0IIKERsoE co.,
VHTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery IorwSrdiHg anG
w business the old stand corner Cotge
Church TtreetS.
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GENERA RU L E 3.
iii nave m deal ofunnecosSaTy eDus'
In ,-,,tirg n us will bear the follow ing rules
Always give the date, Post Once, county, Snd LUG
II You wish the from one Office to another
70 on rits on business other matters, write on sepAAis
,heas m nGper or different leaves Of one sheet.
All letters business should be drecteo 70 hes D.
ristors
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OF THE sUPREmE COURT
OFFTCIAL.

Decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the
state of Tennessee, at Knoxville, Sep
TENDER Terms 1850.
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Gks 9asbbiIIe Guion anS 9msritau
paily IS; rrl.weekly s.; weekly ss.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LEss CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
s IN HK DAILY.
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The folIowing Is a summary.

SECOND DAY-MoSDIr, APRIL lesI-The DOswsll Stake
for two ods hess q one mile SsOo sahserpen; half
horse to sava his stake.
A Richards imp Oh BY West Australian, cut Of
Enilia...,,,,...-.,,. .....--..-....,...-
n O Camps Minor's) eh Regret, By Brown Dick, ozt
Of Temptation. .... , z
BingauAn Tom Reddy, BY scythian out Of Nan.
sy .....
gWells Uncle True, By lexington out Of Edith
Dosuelfs Nlaette By Revenue, out OF Nina dis
Pondsxer's {, By Albion. dam by soAeresn IT.
John cAnpbsllS 4 BY Wagner, out q Mary Taylor e.
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The Mexican Que.tgOa.
TREATY NOT YET SIGNED.


The Paris Pqtris Of 28lh ultimo, states that by
ment 10 Cuba Serrano, the Captain General of that
island, will receive an order to suspend the depa-
Gre of the Cuban expedition to Mexico. Il IS as
serted that the South will not act alone in inter
veution and that she has agreed to come 70 IN IN
derstauding as to a common plan Of action with
France and England. But it is 5elieved at Ma7rii
that no agreement between the three Powers inter
estsd can be ready for Signature for several days
AGITATION N ENGLAND FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION.
From tss Lond5n Ti= es, cc:2ber2
The prcj 7cted intcrve ton in Mexico viii clearly
not want the support of that class which s most
interested in obtaining full protection for E0gish-
men abroad. A dePutation Of the mercantile body
has presented to Ar. Layard, as Under Secretary
for foreign Affairs. an address, IN which the vlg1r-
Gus action Of the British Government is demlEded
on behalf af numbers Of our CoUGtrymen who have
suffered grieYOus wrong, o. are exposed 10 imuI
uert danger. From all the great centres Of con-
merce the voice CT complaint arises with G
strength and cOnstarcy which forces itself on
the attention OF rulers IL may well be imagined
that the Cabinet Of Lord PslmsTst0n and Earl
Russell lC7,lld rot at this j,mC'Te, engage itself
in trans atlantic expedition withouta good reason
The policy which the latter of these two statesmen
has prominently advocated, and 10 which the former
has become convert, after sustaining many an at
tack from It's paTtizars is that Of self>dsuia and
non-intervention. For some years England, who
in days Of yOre could not allow tvOtribes of sava
gas 10 auarre without constituting herself an armed
unp;re Of the Dispute, has be,n vi ely content 20
allow the nations 4 the world 70 make their revO-
Iuoas or f5und their dyn3stiss to rene themselves
or to decay, without interference on her part But
there is point at which patience becomes baseness
and this point h2s been reached a. the present te
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Ga wthOTn" for Lease to Il Good
Tenant.

Desire to place my late residence miles west Of the Pub
lie Square the hands Of good Tenant for series OF year
upon Tie premises contain shout X acres
superior SOIL about half cultivation the haauce in shade
blue grass The house with Toers, porches eXCean css
ervsuts houses, stable we'll &c all aud cofortabl
To the Gardener, TIE Dairy CI tenaD, seSkDg
quiet and retired spot his family, the heat and Dc
Of the town, place for the vicinity Of EAS
willie offers Superior attractions.
To the right man will make the terms acceptable,
Eo.44E, Cherry StreSt EUGENE uNDEET0c1
danIl
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40 the Hungry, she Epicure and tire
DEs1eDfIe

are COW r,.nuaCturng an s5trn clean, IN oTB Ag4
az Ground article Cf EstInrIy to5sr, and
pacy Viii 10 supply cEns = Nashville viii
sgs pound Flour tsy Et prices, quality
s.ssrad never before krozu Ga this rsrtrt
Il san bs had of al the GrOcers the Eli, a. Sd
vsEsd prices. AK for ULD H1CKoST sud vii "tsks she
rss,onsi6iIity" GChDOE, BAUNAN SEQ,
july3J DIN Rock City AiIls.