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THE
ONLY DISCOVER x
CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

NMANY since the great discovery Of Pref Wood have
tempted not only TO initiate ms restorative but profess
but they have all and being carried the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation and have been
forced to leave the field 10 its resess Read the foew
BATH. MAur, April 18th, 1889.
PRov o. J. WooD Co., Gents-The letter wrote Sou in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and hyou
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise
inquiries touching the facts In the The inquiries
the communication second, Is 1t true Of all therein contained
third hair still continue be in good order and Of
colorf To all and do nvarisby,yes My
hair Is even better than in any stage Of nv life for forty
past soft. thrifty and better coored the ia true Of
whers. and the only why il ID not generally true Is
that the substance washed OF by frequent abluton Of the
face, when used BY wpng tie face In close
with the whskers the result will follow the hair
OF New Rngland asking II hair still continues to be
good there much fraud In the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well as s has doubt been basey
initiated been used only without good eject but
absolute injury have used Of restorative Of
for months and Jet hair good ever,
hundreds have examined with SURPRISE am nov 81 years
gray hair in my head face and to prove
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received favor OF two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave 1t my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, skeptcal until after trial.
then purchaser and used 1t with universal will
favor that you send test By which discover
Restorative sold by many, fear without author
fly from you. pure article will insure and
believe where COED effects do not follow the failure Is caused
article which the inventor Of the good
dee y duty heretofore to keep you aprised OF the
effect On my hair all who inquire Of of my
shaken opinion in S valuable results remsn desr srs
yours, &C: kkfAoND-
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medium and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles hold at least twenty per cent in
proportion the SMALL etas for - bottles the large
abottle o.. j. Wood Co Prsprietsrs, IA Broadway,
New York and III Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
TSSs I.fs ine Coo ans Drug
house In the United States. lfeblt-ly
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Henry Clay died at Washington, on the forenoon
If the 18th June, 1852. His mortal remains were
deposited in the cemetery Of Lexington. Kentucky,
! on fbe 10th of July following They were deposited
in an iron coffin described lin Colton's Last Years
of Henry Clay as having resembled the outlines
OF the human body The handles, the faee-pIate the
plate for inscribing the name. and other plates,
were OF massive silver. beautifully wrought and
chased, having appropriate emblems, amcng which
lately appeared wreaths Of laurel and oak with its
acorns detached from their parent stem, showing
the work of the fell destroyer
There lately was completed by Mr.. William Stru-
theirs, marble mason in Philadelphia. magnificent
sarcophagus, beneath which the ashes Of Henry
Clay will rest in future. 1t to be seen, in course
of execution, at Mr. Struther's marble and sand
stone yard l,022 Market street. but we believe, is
now route to its final destination IN the cemetery
at Lexington. We shall briefly describe 1t, adding
that Photographic views, by Mr.. Germon, OF Chest
nut treet three in number, give very satisfactory
impression of this truly beautiful and simple tuner
monument.
The Sarcophagus is eight feet three inches long,
from point to point; three feet six inches wide and
three feet high. 1t is composed Of three blocks OF
Pennsylvania White Marble-namely, the base, the
subbase and the sArcophagus proper. The last Is
excayated from the base upwards to contain the
metallic cofin-or rather it will form an inverted
open box over the coffin, and, when in position, VIII
be completely sealed. The photographs show both
sides and top. The name Henry Clay is inlaid with
top of the Ssrcophagus. The inscription on the
side taken from Mr. Cay's speeches, follows.
On the left side:
lean, aoith unshakeR confidence appeal 10 the Di-
viae Arbfer for the truth the declaration that haze
been Influenced By no impure purpose, no personal mo
liUe-hdUe sought personal aggrGndzement bot that
in all my public acts, hare had sole and single eye
md aodrm. devoted heart directed and dedicated to
'oha IN my best judgment believe TO be the true inter
sSts Of my country"
On the right side of the Sarcophagus the inscrip-
ion runs thus
HAD RATHER BE RIGHT THAN BE PRESIDENT.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY, AND PUBLIC JUSTICE CERTAIN"
At the foot of the base brief inscription modest
y intimates that this fine work of art worthy of
he purpose to which it is dedicated, has been "Pre
ented by William Struthers, Marble Mason, Phila-
lelphia."
In fact, the Pennsylvania marble, of which it is
made, was given by Mr.. ID. Hitner, the owner of the
quarry, while the sarcophagus itself, which took
much time and skilled labor to execute was pre-
ented by Mr.. Struthers to the National Clay Monu-
nent Association, of Kentucky. There can be no
oubt that this fine sepulchral work will be greatly
dmired and gratefully as well permanently ap-
reciated in Kentucky, of which State Henry Clay
vas the champion, if not the child.-Philddelphia
'resS
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WashInEton items.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The following is an abb
stract of an amendment to the act Of the rendition
of fugitives from labor which passed the House -
day.
Every person arrested shall be produced before
q court, Judge of Commissioners for State or Ter
ritory where the arrest is made; such court 20 pro-
coed to hear and consider the publicly And If
such court &C. is ofopnoion that the person arrested
owes labor or services claimants according to she
laws Of the State or Territory, and has escaped
therefrom the court &C.. shall deliver TO the claim
ant or agent certificate Of such facts,
and such ugitives AYERS that he is free such aver
ment shall be entered the cirtfcste and that the
fugitive shall be delivered to the Marshal Of the
State from which the fugitive ascertained to have
fled. who shall produce the said fugitive before
of the Judges Of the circuit court for the last
toned State who shall cause jury to be impannel
led to try whether such fugitive owes labor
vice. the fugitive being entitled to the aid Of counsel
and to process for procuring evidence at the cost Of
the United States. And upon such fading the Judge
shall render Judgment, causing the fugitive to be
delivered to claimant returned 20 the place where
arrested, at the expense Of the Government II tho
Judge il not satisfied with the verdict, he may
cause another jury to try forthwith whose verdict
shall be final This section also imposes a fine Of
81 600 on the Marshal if he does not fulfill the duty
assigned to this act Section second enaets that no
citizen shall be compelled to aid the Marshal or own
err in the capture, unless force is Employed for re-
capture from the Marshal; also fixed the fee Of the
commissioner at $40.
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River News.
Reported BY H. H. Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore an
Ohio Railroad Agent

The river still continues to decline. Now on Har-
peth shoals, 5 feet scant.
Steamer Nashville cleared yesterday for Cincin-
natl. also John Gault for Louisville, both flying
light there being no freight at this point for the
Ohio river.
Steamer Melnotte arrived last evening from Pitts
burOh and Cincinnati, with heavy cargo, the Prin-
oI mart of which is for the Nashville and Chatta>
nooga Railroad.
Tho craft will discharge this day and depart the
n.1t day for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Steamer John A. Fisher will be this days regular
,.cket for Paducah at the usua hour.
Steamer James Woods from New Orleans, is due
hero 70 morrow and on accounted the present falling
-. ill meet with immediate dispatch back
steamer Hazel Dell will be the next Cincinnati
boat due in port from Cincinnati.
Steamer Poland lading at Louisville for this port
At Pittsburgh, on the 4th, the river was rising
rapidly. with IA feet water in the channel
Steamer Cotton Plant sunk wlie descending the
Sun Flower river, in fifteen feet water
PnoT SuspENDED-THoNAs Foster, pilot was sus
reEded by the St Louis Inspectors for thirty days
for negligence an inattention to his duties he hav
ing been notified the boat which he was employ
ed as pilot would leave at four O'Clock, and failed
10 be on hand at that time.
Twenty feet water out from St. Lonis to Cairo.
Steamer Hazel Dell passed Louisville on Tuesday
Cast, bound for tlis port.
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DR.. H00flend s Celebrated
uDMrU,Nur


EYILL efecuGy Liver Complaint, pyspepsia
wv ce Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the Kid
neyS all diseases arising from derdered Liver
ach Constipation, Inward Piles FuDes
Food Fulness weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucsions,
Sinking Futsrng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming 81
Head Huriedand Difficult Breathing, Futterng the Heart,
Choking suscsRE Sensations uhsn in lying posture, Dim
meas Vision, the Sight,
Pain the Heal Deficiency Of Peprson Yellownes Of the
Skin Pain in the Side, Back Chest L7ss &C., Sud
Pushes Of Heat Burning In the Fesh Constant Inasn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
proprietors calling the Of tie public this
PREPARATION de with feeling OF the utmost confidence in its
virtues the diseases for which
and unted arice but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its
sale unrvallad by similar preparation
testimony Its favor given BY prominent we'll
Physicians and individuals all parts Of the country
and careful Perusal the Almanac published
ally proprietor and to be had gratis Of Of his Agents.
satisfy the skeptica that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
Will long standing Cold in very short time Read the
following;
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16, 1883.
BE-. O. NJ JAcKBoN-Sir had for time
throat when recommended to Hoof
lands Balsamc COrdal accordingly procured bottle, and
happy state that half Of il completely cured
unhesatnsy recommend it to friends who be sim
arly Afflicted and deem 1t than Justice to bear this
public .e,. neny its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily BY Dr. O. NJ. Jackson Ne as Arch Street.
out the United States Canads Price Is per
o. ]. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West.
EWIN PENDLBT0N e CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Rstailed by @. BROWN and EVANS g. W. HEN
MATHEWS, EdgeHelai J. @. DoRcH, South Nashville,
fehlI-1y
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Wa.hInrton news ana Gossip.

WASHINGTON. March She Hon John Covode
started on Wednesday for New Hampshire, to stump
the State during the pending canvass.
dispatch from Montgomery says that the tariff
recently enacted by the new COufederacy win be
Immediately amended so as to impose an export
duty of one per cent on cotton, tobacco and rice;
all breadstDffs, tea coffee, meats and jewelry viii
be admitted free.
The struggle on Saturday evening. in the presence
of Mr. Lincoln, on the Cabinet appointments, was
very exciting the friends Of the various aspirAnts
pushing their claims with great Vehemenee, until
the President elect said:
Gentlemen, it is evident some one must take the
responsibility Of these appointments, and will do
it. Ny Cabinet is complete. The positions are nOs
definitely assigned, and viii not be until announce
them privately 20 the gentlemen whom | have Sc
lected to be my constitutional advisers" Quiet was
Immediately restored.
When Lineoln's determination to put Chase and
Blair in his Cabinet was announced, the Maryland
Delegation declared there wps nc hope of retaining
their State in the Union. Lincoln replied emphat-
cally /" Gentlemen, the affair is decided my Cabi-
net il formed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

TIE Eclectic MAGAzISE.-We are indebted to the
Publisher, W. II. BmwELL, of New York, for the
Hectic Magazine for March, containing two engravngs
by JOIN SAKrAN One is a portrait of Lord JOHN
RUssELL, which shows him as he looked some twen>
" years ago, and the other is extremely we'll
executed reduction to Magazine size Of A. CHS
Holmes fine but costly English plate representing
ShAKsrEARE brought before Sir THOMAS Lucy for
Devastating. The literary contents cued with
care and taste from the leading English periodicals.
aThe Constable of the Tower" ANswoRTHs new
historical romance, is commenced here, from Bent
IeV's MisceUdnu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

A CHANcE.-A FOREIGNER IN THE IMARKET-We
find the following advertisement in the Memphis
Appeal of Sunday and give it an insertion for the
benefit of those interested
WIFE WANTED.-A Southern planter, residing in
Madison, county, Alabama, desires a wife. Neisher
poverty nor riches will be an obje ton. Should
any Of the lady readers of the Appeal become will
ling to form my acquaintance, she or they will
please send their name and post office. Address to
Bob Bramble" Madison Station, alabama. The
best of reference given. am no myth, and am in
earnest, and pledge fidelity and faithful perform
ance of all my promises. / am a young man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY-THE REPORTER OF THE
ATPEAL GAKRoTED-About one O'Clock yesterday
morning as Mr.. William Roselle going home
from the Appeal office, when near the Provine
Block he was assaulted by two men, one of whom
struck him with a stick the mouth and the other
with a slung shot in the stomach. He rendered
entirely helpless and was robbed of all the money
he had upon his person, amounting to some seven
OF eight dollars. Mr. Roselle has no idea who his
assailants were.-Memphis Appeal, March 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

THE SLAVE TRADE.-The Act of the Provision al
Congress prohibiting the foreign slave trade will be
found in our columns. 1t is far more reasonable
and effective law than that of the old confederation
and its passage gives the lie to Abolition ISLANDERS
upon the motives of the seeded States.
The Act contains one remarkable feature, which
will attract public attention, and is worthy of uni
versal imitation. The Confederate States is the
first power to place the Coolie traffic the same
footing with the slave trade and rank it among the
felonies'of her statute book. What will Puritancal
England, who has been shedding tears for century
over the inhumanity of the Southern American
States say to this! We have thus taught her a les
son in Christian philosophy which she would do
we'll to Law to heart-SdUdnndh Republican,
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gentleman of very polished manners, calling
himself Mr.. PRESTON W. Hu1IARD hailing from Baton
Rouge, La, and pretended to be brother of Hon.
b. W HnLIARD, of Alabama, has guled the citizens
Of Rochester most beautifully within the last few
days. After fourishing about town in grand style,
he paid his hotel bill with check on the American
Exchange Bank, of that city, and then left town
Two days afterwards the check was returned, with
the information that about dozen had been receIv-
ed from the same source, all of which were return
ed to those who had transmitted them because there
was no cash with which to honor them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

DEATH FROM SKATING 4Nn FROZEN FEET-A young
lady belonging TO Jersey City had her feet frozen
short time since at Central Park New York, while
skating and on her return home was ignorantly ad-
vised TO place tEem in warm water, which resulted
in modification and the loss of her feet and event
ually death ensued A safe remedy for frozen limbs
is to rub them with snow, TO immerse them in
cold water, taking care to keep up constant state
of friction by rubbing.
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CITY NOTICES.

A Treat FOR The LADIEs.-StrolliDg down Market
snrcet, the other evening" attention attract
ed By sgaiy painted store, and wishing to find ont
what enterprising individual had arrived in our
midst we took the liberty of dropping in. To our
surprise and pleasure we found our young and in
dustrious friend, SAM. HENsHAw, up to his eyes in
business land furniture). BE certainly made us
ope' our eye" in wonder, when he showed us his
magnificent stock. Ladies call and you will see
more "lOves of things in the furniture line than
you ever dreamed of. mh6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The steamer Habana
from Havana the I'd has arrived. Sugars were
more active numbers II to IA, 81 to reals. Stock
10000 boxes Sterling exchange 10 to lie. New
York sight exchange to p premium.
The grandest preparations continued for the re-
ception of Prince Alfred.
The Spanish Bank has made new issue of two
million dollars. The weather was cool and healthy
and business lively.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

NEW HAVEN, March LA boiler in the gun facto'
ry Of the Whitney Arms Company exploded at noon.
dem0lishing the machinery in the east end Of the
building, and injuring some twenty persons. Major
Norton and Mr.. Oliver were blown across The
street. Paul Savage, engineer, was seriously IN
jured. L. r. Farmer, W. s. Richards, Samuel Hail.
Nine others were injured by being buried in the
ruins All viii undoubtedly recover. Physicians
and engines went out to the scene, but the laz'er
were not needed. The cause Of the explosion q
unknown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

TE1EeRAPHC TwADDLE.-One of the Geographic
dispatches, sent US yesterday by the Associated
Press Reporter, and which we are expected to
print, being in the category of mere twaddle, we
omit 1t undertakes to report what Senator DOUGLAS
said soto uocs, and what enthusiastic LINcoISrE
from the South said, and how Mr.. BUCHANAN leered
suspiciously, and what Senator WIoFALL uttered,
all at the Inauguration; and how some were pleased
and others thought there war in his speech, ali
Of which appears to be idle speculatons instead of
veritable reports Of grave events. We would pre-
fer not to have such dispatches as that sent to this
Office
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CHEROKEE CURE

A HnJGHi71 for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnal EmmiSsiOns. hnpotsRey, Loss Of Potoer,
Pains IN the Back, Stons IN tie Bladder, O6srgcteG
and Difficult MszlStrgdtion, and al Diseases caused
By degidting from the pGtA Of Nature, and f1du4gn0
In Seyf-PoHrtiOn.
By Of this Cure" all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body connubal happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor oebtaed, down and
desparng devotee Of sensual pleasure will find relief
1t safe and pleasant in taste but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison, but prepared rsm vegetable
extracts In the form OF . delicious syrup.
Bottle, three bottles for S. and and forwarded
By express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & AERWIN. Propretors, st. Lous, Ma.
Sold In Nashville BY Ewing Pendeton, Berry Demovls
@. W. Hendershott, and By Druggists everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

MOBILE RACEs.-Spring heeting-The Mobile Reg
ist of the LIST inst says the approaching races over
the Magnolia Course will be the most spirited known
for years. Among the famous horses already Oh
the ground are Lexington, Brown Dick, Glencoe
Vandal, Revenue, Sovereign and Wagner. Friday
next there will be two races, in anticipation. one
for two year olds and one for three year olds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

Az EPIsoDE.-The Washington correspondent Of
the Charleston Mercury, noticing the visit of LIN:
coin to the Senate after lis arrival in Washington,
says:
While he was in the Senate, Wilson came to Wig
falls desk and asked him to go and be intro
duced to him.
what do you charged" says Wigfall,
Nothing" says Wilson.
81 never yet went to see beast without paying
at least quarter, and never intend to-" said Wig
fall.
Wilson departed
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"BoUND TO CoME."-The Augusta (Georgia) Dis.
patch says:
THE negroes employed in grading the Macon and
Warrenton Railroad, near Warrenton, have hOisted
secession flags their dirt carts, bearing eight well
executed stars. On Being asked why they added
the eighth star, the reply was. -Old Wirginny
bound TO come
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs-Communion in the A. r.
Presbyterian Church, College street. South Nash
vile, on Sabbath, the 10th instant. Preaching on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights previous, at
u o'clock. Communion service on Sabbath at lO2
A. NJ, and preaching at P. NJ. Reverenda Mont
GoMERY and BARDwELL will be present-the former
during the whole and the latter part of the meet
ing. The public is cordially invited.
mh5-2t TIL. PEorLEs.
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surpassed BY for the Burns, Scads Old Sores
6Endnla Swengs and Mercas consequences heats BY
eradcaton we'll suppression to the hidden
OF the maady For the Of Wounds and Ulcers that
rppear defy all ether applications prevents suppuraron
expeng the poisonous and having reduced the IN
hamaon and dispersed proud As appears create new
skin and heals without dngrrenent Sold at the principal
depos IA Broadway Y Chartress street. New Orleans
BY WRIGHT Co., General Agents. also BY all druggists
and merchants
usr3 DAWN.
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E1szyILEn k.gHA1z.s ..os.. d. =; 3 o.

superistsndents oEee. ,
yo.s AZ eerri. we're hang repaired, We us.d svy sxs
TO- a. RECOMMENDATION he business Of oar hoea sI..ens n
elang hattapacra th.f the nrse1. ~ - -
Road nave been repaired, and Trains are rsanns 1919
- s... ~ frsirh.s hat hAEo y ~
pension Il ansposEions over Ne 1917 a At ,,sss
road 80 - -eceirsd until further notice And de-
ing iurcs all. daring ms unpreceenaa ru1l
string . % t Al parss Ia the city lnteread In lh
q ire n bosh through "a sii freight . iurni.n a. ~.
- f-a4t ready for 7ment, that tHey nay = En-
sfafme. - Books AID take Oar sguiE turn. 1he Aan
ssra , sssamboA sad ne L0aisv's roed, III .soE =
themselves - % dAies- s,-.. S,.-s
febf6-o
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Threatened Attack On Forts sumter and
Pfckenu.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Letters from Montgomery,
received in Washington, say that a special envoy
left the former place several days ago for the Fede
raj Capital and Is supposed to be there now. He il
instructed to present his credentials, Immediately
after the Inauguration as ambassador from the
Southern Confederaey, and viii ask its recognition
by the United States. He will insist upon an imme-
diate answer, and failing to get it. will retire His
failure to obtain recognition, it is understood at
Montgomery. will be followed BY an attack on Forts
Sumter and Pickens and thus an issue Of force VIII
be preeipitated on the new Administration Whe.
Their this programme will be carried out depends
somewhat, probably, on the character of Mr.. Lin
coins inaugural.