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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
THE
ONLY DISCOVER X
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


NFAEY, the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
IVA tempted only to initiate his restorative, but profess to
discovered something that would produce results Identical
they have al. and being carried By the
forced leave the field s restess sway Read the follow
ing:-
PEoY o. ]. WooD Co.: Gens-The letter wrote sou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and
published In this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts In the The inquiries
are hrs it fact OF my habaton and stated in
the communication second u 1t true Of al therein contained
third, does hair still continue to be in good order and OF
natural color7 To all and do nyariabyyes Ny
hair better than In stage Of my life for forty years
past soft. thrifty and betsr ooored the same 10 true OF
nv whskes only why it is not generally is,
the substance is washed OF by frequent sb1ton Of the
when used by vng the face In close eonnee
the whiskers, the result will follow the hair
been thereceipt Of letters rem all parts
of New England asking ne il my still
good as there manufacture sale Of
various compounds well this it has doubt been base
initiated and been used not only without good ee but
for months, and yet hair good ever,
hund examined it With SURPRISE 81
old gray hair head face and prove
send you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received your favor Of two quart bottles last for
which grateful gave it to my friends and thereby
induced it, sSeEticA until Sfter trial
then purchased and used with universal success will
favor that you send test BY which discover
fraud the Restorative sold by fear without author
ity from from YOU pure article will insure success, and
where COED eecs do not follow, the failure caused
By the impure article which the inventor Of the good
dee imy duty heretofore keep apprsed of the
effect hair assure all who inquire OF me OF my an
opinion in Its valuable results remains dear srs
yours, A. Y: hA IhOnD-
The Restorative put in bottles Of three Sizes viz large,
medium small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe the mediums hold st least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 bottle the large
hold: quart ~ per cent % sna Te pT
New York ia Market ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaed BY
EVEN, PendIetOn q Co., and retailed by every Drug
the United States Iebll-1y
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From the Memphis Of Baptist Messenger.
Do you want eggs in winter Then you must fur
nish The manufacturer the material TO make them
with. and comfortable place 10 work IN. LEI
others say what they will, / speak what Know
when assert that hens can be kept laying az wiz
ter. If you viii give them animal food 10 supply
the place of insects which they catch in summer;
and let them have place TO run my, ~rt
plenty of unfrozen water, not snow, anu - -
taste OF green food, such cabbage leIses, i fr
toes. etc; and remember TO supply sohlS st,ra &c
their grinding MILL and lime to make t n So, oii
aud you can rest assured your hens WI - it,,
the care food and labor, thus eNpehussu ,5 =, ~
of eggs-no matter what the paru- uiAi -
be. ,5 ,,rovsl
A hen. without some kind of meat ana gravei
and lime compelled 10 eat snow ior water Vi 70
without cannot make eggs. II sue il~ee 'e - = -
CONSTANTLY changing from stanunlg Ol one Ao1o "
lrasr hotb from freezing, she cannot MINK ABOUT
e,+ IN e,,gs If all she eats ana can digest must
9o a,9a,ile5 in keeping up the heat OF the pody'
- - ,tI,ing left 10 turn into eggs IL her body
;; IN l,.,rlr mn with cold, she has no room Tor an
- ~ Fl by a strained force OF instinct she is
So ~ the production of something OF the kind,
Il e Int thn-shelled 'pullet's egg, and that too
at the expease of the lime in her body, placed there
bv nature Tor other purposes, and thus she makes
kut dwarfed production at best, and seldom be-
yond two or three N number
But give madam hen tie odd bits of fresh meat.
and the other things before mentioned. and she will
be certain TO give attention TO her natural occupa-
ton Of manufacturing eggs, and doubtless, much to
her own satisfaction and the profit of her owner.
S. KIN.
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Charcoal has considerable value as manure Its
absorbing qualities have been its great recOmhen-
dation, and these, we believe have not been exag-
gerated. AS corrective in clayey and tenacious
soils it is Of great value, rendering such soils open
and more permeable the action of the atmosphere
Its chief value with US is as mulch in summer and
protecting covering in winter. few inches in
thickness, spread over the roots of newly planted
trees will keep them moist; and seldom will the
frost penetrate to any considerable depth through
charcoal dust, unless in very cold ATTITUDES Char
coal is first rate mulch for stawberry beds, and Is
good for the moulding of trees and plants generally
1t is of very considerable value for mixing with
strong manures, as a diyisOr and deedorisor The
effect is to retain the gaseous portions All the
charcoal dust of locomotives should be saved and
applied in these ways.
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WAsHNGToS, Feb. 7.-Ccmmissioners from Mis-
souri, have arrived The Peace Conference adj
journed after short session to visit the President
The Commissioners object to delaying the Question
on the report Of the Committee Of Thirty-three 10
see what the Peace Conference win do.
The Senate bill which passed the House today
providing that there shall be no extension al arv
patent when the Commissioner is satisfied that the
net profits are Sl00,00e. and the Commissioners Is
authorized to dispense with models where drawing
will be sufficient.
The following statement in relation to the surren-
der Of the revenue cutter Robert Maelelland is de-
rived from official source. The cutter IS one Of
the largest and best in the servcejust rebuilt and
RENTED Her commander was Capt Brushwood. Of
virginia. On the 18th Of January, four days after
Secretary Dix took charge of the Treasury De-
partment, he sent Mr.. VIM. II. Jones TO New Or
leans and Mobile to save. if possible, the cutters
service there. Capt Morrison Georgian, COM
handing the Lewis Cass at Mobile must have sur
rendered her before Mr. Jones arrived. On the
18th of January, the Secretary received the follow
ing dispatch;
Nxw ORLEANS, Jan. 90.
To Hon, J. A. Dix: Captain Brushwood has re-
fused positively, in writing, to obey any instruc-
tions Of the Department. In this An, sure no is
sustained BY the Collector, and believe he acts bv
his advice. What must do!
lSignedl WI JOKES.
To this dispatch Secretary Dix Immediately re-
turned the following answer
To W. H. Jones, Nel0 Orleans: Tell Lieutenant
Caldwell to arrest Col. Brushwood assume com
mand of the cutter, and obey the order through
you. If Captain BrushwoOd, after arrest under
takes to interfere with the command Of the cutter
tell Lieut.. Caldwell to consider him as & mutineer
and treat him accordingly. If any one attempts to
haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot
[Signedl JOHN A DIX.
This dispatch, it is said, must have been iniereep-
ted both at Montgomery and New Orleans, and with
=, Il NJ hat No ri ~ NJ
Brushwood was contaminated by means Of a CON-
plieity on the part of the telegraph line with the
States of Alabama and Mississippi, which latter
State has accepted the cutter.
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How TO SELECT FLOUR.-First, look at the color;
if it is white, with slightly yelowish or straw
colored tint buy it. fit is very white with blue
ish cast or black specks in it, refuse it. Second,
examine its adhevness; wet and knead little of it
between your fingers; if it works soft and sticky,
it is poor. Third, throw little lump Of dry flour
against dry, smooth, perpendicular surface; if
falls like powder, it is bad. Fourth squeeze some
of the flour in your hand; if it retains the shape
given by the pressure, that, too, is good sign,
Flour that viii stand all these tests it is safe to buy
These modes are given by old hour-dealers, and
they pertain to a matter that concerns everybody,
namely tie staff of life.
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TAPE-WORMiN CIT.LpREN.

PLAlEFTELD, n j.. August 81 I655.
AessTs B. H. FdRnest9ck d %.
Geutlemens-0u son, five years Of age afflicted
with apeworm for three past during that time have
red many remedies. and Rad attendance OF sfu phys
Clans The boy has passed from inch seventeen feet
day while under the nsuense OF the medicine that has been
taking but discharged the head.
Your agent being neghborhood the house.
By Of neghbrS, the the wonders
our village
which brought twenty worm the head Dur
ing three ne has hres hundred feet OF the
We would all these that afflicted with
worms of any description, as a positive
JOHN ROSEL
II Purchasers should look aoeI TO THE INITIALS on the
wrapper and that they buying FAHEEsTocxs VER
MIyUGE, and other. feb3-W1m
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The old Latin poet e,suage
nen for tho of but in day have Alpow
eu asman for the of broken spirits pros
rae energies and deh4tng influences Of both This
ARTICLES Wrigrs KejuVenRtiDg Elfxir. Marvel
not when tell that vain word this Elixir
will reTitaEe the doganized functions and Frustrated
ges Ct the human bojy will drive despair and dependency
the winds, will sooh the r liable disposition. will e6ec
tuay ysppsi sloominess and mental Authorization
but effective in its operaonha brought sleep and
emany weary SOUL Sold by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States and oanadA.J WRIGHT Co.,
sole FTspretors New Orleans, La.
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville.
faha tvs
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From Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Ths Committee on Postal
Affairs reported that it was inexpedient to change
the present postal arrangement as it is impossible
for single State to establish postal arrangements
adequate to the wants Of the people and therefore
recognizes the Central Government at Washington
for the present A Southern Congress hereafter
will form postal arrangements,
A resolution was passed approving the action and
elections by the Montgomery Convention A salute
of 100 guns fred in honor of the President and
Vice President.
The ship Valencia from Havre, picked up the
Captain and creSy Of the bark Nimrod, of Boston,
which had capsized.
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The fiery ordeal Of public opinion about the best and sure
test Of superiority efficiency anything 1t is especallyso
with all inventions or discoveries Money bring thing
into temporary notoety but merit alone make retain the
post acceptance This has striking verified in the
OF virgins Rejuvenating Elixir. It has passed
threu the oraea and established itself in every region where
introduced solely from its intrinsic merit Peteads to moth.
ing but what it and does perform tons. alIerAve dr
rtc restorative, and health giving cordial for though mel
cnal effect is not so in taste, We say try III Sold by
all respectable druggists throughout the United stas and
Canada. j. WRIGHT CO., sOlepropretors New Orleans,
La feb3dkvlm
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,r. atom. 1nran.,Ie Cordial, for Child

DIR. atoms InFantIIe Cordial, for Child.
rem TeethirEs
narcotic to lu to sleep and perhaps to death your SUI
reliable
the ills nfantie life 1t will soften the gums reduce in
fammaon and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
at the period Of eethng works like chrr giving
healthy the little sufferer and grateful rest to
the mother 1t does conStpae the bowels because
contains NO AORPRLVE or sPate Of any kind, fact
fully warranted in stating cannot be said OF any other
for nfsne complaints At this time before the pub
lie quick and ailog remedy for DidrrAd De
Gripping in the Stomach Acidty, and being powerful anti
spasmod Mothers should always hare by them in cases OF
CoaUicns especially when they purpose giving their children
the old fashioned narcotics Of the day. exceedingly
liable bring these s Be warned and but Dr.
Eaons Infantile Cordial as this only you rely on
Soldby CHUkCH q DUEONI,
Sole projectors, 400 Broadway, New York
BLOOD FoodI
RIOOd Food
Blood Food!
To all suffering from consumption, incpient eonhrned or
brought on BY scrofuas complaints FROM
kidneys bladder to ladies suffering OF
the many distressing complaints their liable and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered certain reliable remedy Differing in every
combination Of IE0Y, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
Of very WORTH and hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole prpretos OF the article, in consequence OF
fraud attempted upon public changed the color Of the outside
cautious in buying to that the fac
smile signature the outside OF the wrapper all
others are counterfeit. y. J. WOOD co st. Louis,
octle-tf Wholesale Agents for the West.
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SATURDAY Evening, Eeb. 9, 1861.
In the early part Of the week there considerable activity
Cotton toward the close unfavorable advice from New
Europe duness and to buyers
willing pay the prices current at the opening VI the week.
Advces from New Orleans report decline in that morke
terdsy OF Kc Middng being quoted at 109lc The sales
of the closing with last evening amounted to bales
yesterday reached only 600 bales The
cepts 81 500 against during
the corresponding week last yesr.
There fair In Tobacco during the week,
with amounting about IS Lids portion Of which
OF excellent quality and commanded good prices The highest
prices the obtained this week. The New Orleans
Price Current Of the 9th says
Since report Of Saturday morning last the Tobacco market
has remained dull and inactive The inquiry has been limited
Only few small sales Effected comprising Y hhds Ad
mted and Refused Selected Old and Is Old at suppressed
prices but generally understood to be below the foosDg
yed quotations. which entirely nominal, being mostly ask
ing prices Choice rich Tobacco suitable for the African and
Mexican markets. and firmly held and tks figures below
have reference particularly that description The stock
sale estimated at about soOO hhd about fourth Of
which OF neW
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MrssRs. CLARK, GREGORY 90 There thounnds
patent pulled trumpeed the country which
wsrthlss AMI need only be known be hated
ter however, proof that there is not genuine hss
tested efficacy your On many both
and Of family, that its value is longer subject Of
with Physicians using it in their practice and
families using they we'll please that they
wthoutit II you others desire peoaes its
value, will be happy to give them at any time.
geT JOHN 2 CAMPSELL.
Nashville, Sept 8, Ie60s feb3d&w2v
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Cold Weather.

OswEGO, N. Y, Feb 9.-Mercury % below zero 10
Toronto, 10; Ottawa 80; Montreal, 49, Quebec -
Prescott, 35; OgdeRsburg, SO; Evans Mills, 45 a
tertowR, 40; Fulton, 26; Rouses Point 30 1ener
ally the coolest day of the season, and the
in several years At Utica, A. NJ 3D. WHO
Oxford, IA Newark 20; Sherbourne sy n1ilh.s ..
81 At Buffalo, A. NJ below at y M, @oo' s.
SsIor Al Ocdensburr. Feb. T. I P. NJ. Mercury IL
below zero. At WATERFOWL TO- and Oswego be-
low. 80 cd H.; :
deg. below zero, wind east ana hgnl AT - As s
nhoxs wind yerv light from the east Weather mod
Grating rapidly.
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DIR. HoOfiand's Celebrated

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VKTILL erectuslly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kid
news arising from disorered Liver and
ach suck Constipation Inward Piles Punes Of Rosd the
Head Acdty the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour ErucAtions
Sinking or Futtsng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head HurredaRd Difficult Breathing Futtrng the Heart,
Choking eufocaRg Sensations when lying posture, Dim
Pain Deficiency Perspiraon Tellownes Of the
Skin and Eyes, In the Side, Back Chest Limbs &C., Sud
den Fluses Burning In the FLESH Constant Iagn
ings OF Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propretors in calling the attention Of the public to this
preparson with feeling OF the utmost confidence in its
virtue. the diseases for which
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
The ELECTION Yesteraay.

The election passed of very quietly. The Union
lists paraded the streets with music and banners
The Southern Rights men, knowing that they were
largely in the minority went quietly to the polls
and cast their ballots Notwithstanding the antic-
pated result, we have uRdiminished confidence 'hA'
the intelligence and patriotism Of the people u
Tennessee win cause them to link their Destiny
with the Southern Confederaey Future develop
ments will clearly indicate that Tennessee must 90
with the South.