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NASHVILLE, TENN: THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 185i.
VOL. XXIV.
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N AS HVILLE:
APRIL,
1854.
ELECTION. THURSDAY 25th MAY-
Tlie present Judges of the Supreme Court have con
tented to tho use of their names for.re-f lection : g
, iROBKRTJ. McKINKEY, for East Tennessee;- "
ROBERTL.C ARUTHEItS, for'Middle Tennesson
A. W. 0.,TOTTE., lor West Tennessee.
ISfW'e are authorized, to announce W. K.Tcaxia a
candidate fur re-election to the office of Criminal Judge
for the criminal district of Davidson, Montgomery and,
Rutherford. ...
J35f We'are' authorised tn annonnce Col . A. F. Gorr a
candidate forjudge of the Criminal Court in the Circuit
composed of Rutherford, Davidscn and Montgomery coun-.
ties.
J?-We are requested to announce Samch. D. "I'bub,
sos, of Columbia, a candidate for Chanc.llor of the Middle.
Chancery Division, composed of the counties of Stewart,
Montgomery, Robertson, Davidson, Williamson, Marshal,
(lilen. Lewis aud Maury.
We are authorized to announce Jons 0. CoLUta,
ofCharlott, as a Candidate for Chancellor of the Sixth di
vision, composed of the following counties: Carroll, Ben
N,n, Humphreys, Dickson, Hickman, Perry, Decatur, Hen
derson, M'Nairy, Hardin, Wayne and Lawrence.
We are authorised to announce Souox E. Ross as
a candidate lor Chancellor, lor me sixtn sjnancery u'sincr,
composed of the counties of Hickman, Dickson, Humphreys,
Kenton, Carroll, Decatur, l'erry, Henderson, McXairy, Har
din, Wayne and Lawrence.
JSaT" We are authorized to announce IIkteillt S. Allex
as a candidate for Chancellor for the .Sixth Chancery Divi
sion, composed of the counties of Dickson, Hickman, Law
rence, Wayne, Hardin, McNairy, Henderson, Decatur, Per
ry, Humphreys, lieuton and Carroll.
Z3 We are authorized to announce Micajih Bcixocx,
Esq., of Madisou county, as a candidate for Chanceller for
the Western Division of Tennessee, at the next May elec
tion! We are authorized to announce Thomas JL Josrs as can
didate for Circuit Judge in the 3th Judicial Circuit com
posed of the counties br Marshall, Maury, tewis and Giles,
Jr- We are authorized to announce S. C. I'avatt as
candidate for Chancellor in the Sixth Chancery District,
composed of the counties of Dickson. Hickman, Lawrence
Wayne,'. Ferry, Hardin, 'M'Nairy, Decature, Henderson,
Carroll, Bentunand Humphreys.
7j "-. ' 'A CARD.; :
To tub Votebi or Texxcssee. The undersigned re
spectfully announces himself to the voters of Tennessee, as
a candidate for the office of Attorney Gcnerat and'Reporter
at the approaching election in May nex-.
1 0 JOHN' L. T. SN'EED,
feblS. n. A w. of Shelby County.
jr?f We are authorised to announce Jo. W. Bill, of
Nashville, as a candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter for the State at large.
The Memphis Appeal and Whig will please copy.
;gr- We are authorized lo announce Wiluah F. Cooper,
Enq,'as a candidate for Attorney General and Reporter for
the b'uite.
Vc are, authorized to announce Gen. L. M. Ciup,
bell, "of Brownsville, as a candidate for the office of Attor
ney General and lteiiortcr for the State.
The Nashville hig, Knoxville Statesman, and Knox
ville. Whignre requested to insert, aud send their bill to this
office.
ZW, We authorized to anuouoco Jostru (. .Pickett as
candidate for Attorney General tor the State, and State
Reporter.
gf" We arc authurized loannounco W. E. B. Jones, as
candidate fbr Attorney Ceneml'for the fourth Judicial
Circuit, at tho ensuing election.
J5f We are authorized to announce G G.Bradfobd (the
present incumbent) as a candidate for Attorney General for
the Sixth Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties, of
Sumner, Davidsoa and Williamson.
We are authorized to announce Robebt F. Hill, as
a candidate for Attorney General of the sixth Judicial Cir
cuit,. 3f We are authorized .to announce L. M. Temple. 13
a candidate for Attorney General m the sixth Judicial Cir
cuit, composed of the counties of Williamson, Sumner and
Davidson. -
IdJ-' We are authorized to annouues William B. Bate,
a jkjuididate for Attorney General, forthesixth Judicial
Circuit- V - ,
3f We are aiithorzed to annonnce J. httAXz, Jr., as a
candidate- for the office- of Attorney.General in the Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
VS Wo are authorized to announce D. C. KLrcxs, as
a candidate for Attorney Generator the 6U1 Judicial Circuit,
composed of the Counties of Sumner, Davidson and Wil
liamson, at the election ou tho 1th Thursday in May next.
feb23 lmdtnwin
J5f We are authorized to 'announce the name of Geo
Manlt, as a canuiddte for Attorney General in the sixth
Judicial Circuit
JS7 We are authorized to announce IUriian" Cox, Esq.,
as a candidate for the office of Attorney General for the sixth
Circuit, composed oftbe counties of Williamson, David
sou, and Sumner.
jgf We are authorized to announce W. A. Glexx as a
candidate for Attorney Geaeral for the sixth Judicial Cir-
J2f" Wo are authorized to announce Dcxcuf R Cla
Bousit a candidate for Attorney General of the Cth Judi
cial District
... ,.. nr. V.TTT1V-TPT I
irtJ n e re auunmwi w m.uu
H1XTSK as acanaiaaie mr vircuu juujjc iu mo wuu.- ,
cial Circuit, composed ot the comities of Sumner, David-
I, r. ,r, ,t ;-,., f,,r ( 'irvil, t .1 llr1rrt 111 ttlfl Sl I til J Hill-
Konand Williamsnn.
SPECIiVL NOTICES.
The Great Restorative.
FF.VER AND AOUE CURED BY DR. M'LANE'S LIVER
PILUS Mr. Jonathan lliuighani.uf West Union, Park Coun
ty, Illinois, writo. lo tin proprifturs thlt he had suffered great
ly from a severe and protracted attack of Fsier and Ague, and
wasrompletely restored to health by tho ne of tht Liver Fills
alone. Thrie Pills unquestionably possess great tonic ;pro-iH-tties.
aid ran bo taken with dlded advantage for many
diseases requiring invigorating remedies; but the Liver Pills j
suni pre-eminent as a means of restoring a disorganized Liv-
er lo healthy action, henro the great celebrity they have at-
tallied. Tlie numerous lormidable diseases arising from a dls-
cased Liver, which so long battled the skill or the most emi- j
nsnt physicians of the United States, aro now rendered easy
..f cure, thanks to the study and perseverance of the distin
guished physician whne name thlsrreat medicine bears a
gnlshed physician wnne name iu.Fn-v .t"
namowhlch will descend to posterity as one deserving of I
gratitude. This invaluable medicine should always be kept !
Ithln rearluand on the appearance of the earliest symptoms
of diseased Liver, it can be safely and usefully administered.
Jj Purchasers will pleaso be carerultoask for Dr. Mc'
LANK'SCelebratod Liter Pill, and takenone else. Thcro
sro'olherPills.purporilng to be Liver Pill-, now borore the
public Dr. M'l-ane's Liver Tills, also his Celebrated Ver
mifuge, can now be had at all re-pectable Drug Storos in the
I'nlled States and Canada. apl lm
l)r. Mot.c' Invigorating Elixir or Cordial.
Two thirds orourdiscasesproceedfrem an unnatural con
dition of tho stomach and nerves. Indigestion arising from a
wantol vigor in the digestive organs, is the main cause of
a large amount of tho physical painand discomfort, and the
mental depression which e all, more or less, have suffer
ed. Now m Dr. Morse's Invl;oratlng Elixir or Cordial we
have a preparation, egeiable In Its nature, and entailing no
aflerpenalilesby its cures, v. inch goei atoncu to the fountain
of the difficulty. It acts as a stimulant upon the stomach
mod tbe s'lb'idar; organs; but its invigorating agency is mild,
uniform and contant, and is ne er followed by any prostrat
ing re-action. If tho action nf the animal machinery Is un
true tothe laws of bealth.it brings it into conformity with
thoe laws, and s-ems to restrain or Impel every vital func
tion untiltho condition neces.ary to secure tho perfection of
vigor and regutsrity is attained. So much for the philoso
phy of ltsoperattou. its resultsare not a matter of theory;
they aro establHied farts. Testimony verified by affidavit,
farts notorious as that the sunshines, assure us that djtpopj
rla, neuralgia, female Irregularities, lm)uteney, barrenness,
...ileral debility, nervous dleacs of all kinds, and chronic
lowness of spirits, from whatever cause arising are certainly
and radically cured by this preparation.
This Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, In pint hot
tics Price thrcedollars per bottle, two for five dollars, six
'.1 dollars. C- 1'rnprlctor,
192 llroadway, New York.
Sold by Drng-ists, throughout the Unltod States, Canada,
.nil West Indies, and by W. F. O RAY, Sole Agent, sue.
cessorto Cartwrlght and Armstrong, corner of Market and
tfroad ,treets,Nashvllle,Tcnuessee.
apl '51-lmdtrwAw
NOW IS THK ACCEPTED TIME. As you value yo7r
life do not defer attending tn that Coron any longer; go and
purchase a bottle or Da.C. Williams' Pulmonic Balsam of
Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha.and you will bo Immedi
ately relieved or all your distressing symptoms. Be parti
cular and do not let tbera palm off any other medicine upon
Tou Wo respectfully reforyou to thelong advertisement
U a'nolhsr column. lP' 1 '-!.
jH. G. Farrell's Celebrated'Arabiati Liniment"
1. wall known to noweM the mOst wonderfally healing,
(penetrating, and ftlmnUUoK.'prop-ertlei, and,byU prpmptsjJ
nejlBiracUngcareJ,wmcapreviousiTiiBu.rrauii?u,aiioui
1r.indielpei,adiatnUteredbrthe zaoslKientiaephysielans,
has pledttrar.bejrondliny similar remedy ever introduc
ed to the people ofthe nltedSUtesiIt.itlmnlaUsnhdaV
sorbentt to increased action, and . .tbnsi enables nsture.to
throw offdUeate 11 penetrates to the bone, adding strength
and activity to tbo muscles Uls peworfally anodyne and
thereby allays nerrom IrnUtlon, prodocl'ns a dsllghtfully
plesslog sensation through the whole frame. Owing' to its
remarkable anllceptlc properties, It pnrlfiesand neutralizes
that poisonous, corroilve principle which renJeu old ulce
rous sore so ..difficult to heal: It therefore ,1s peculiarly a. T
dapted to their epeedycure. This Liniment from Its pene
ratlDxandstrengtbealngqnalitles has been foand. to be a
speclne for Paralysis or Paliy, Whiteawelllngs and diseased
Joints, and In fact all complaints Involving the muscular
system. It haj cared, cases of Rhoumatlsm 'of twenty,' toi
thirty year's standing, and affections of tbo Spine wherein
tho entire spinal column wai so crooked and distorted, that
the patient c'odl J not wait or stand without' artificial sup
port. Numerous cases of Paly have been cured when tbe
flesh had withered, leaving nothing but the dried skin and
bone, and the limb totally without uo. or reeling. .For,
Children with Croup It ii of Inestimable taluo, rubbed and
bathed over the thrpat and chest. If apjilled freely on the
chett it never falls to give relief Iu Ilia sevare rough: at
tending Comamptton, Asthma and Colds. It heals wound j
speedily will cure 8caldhead, Mange, etc. Planters and
Farmers will find It a most valuable medicine to be applied
to Horsei and Cattle for Rpraioa, Braises, Lameness, .Stiff
Joints, Sweeney, Dry Shoalder, Wounds, Burns, (Splint,
Chafes or Galls, Hardened Knots on tbo flesh, etc.
Look out for CounterelLi '
The public are cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance , called W. B. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment the most dangerous ofall the coun
terfeits, because his baring the name of Fan ell, many will
buv it in (rood faith, without the knowledge that a counter
feit exist 4, and they will perhaps oulv du-,cover their error
h nen me spurious inixiure uas wrougm lis evil enecis.
ibe genuine article is manufactured only by 11. li. Far
lions tor Agencies must De addressed, lie sure you get it
with the letters IL G. before Farrell's, thus H. O. FAR-
ttti.L,.1 and tnssi?natiirc on the wraptier. all others are
counterfeits. Sold by
EWIN 4 BROTHERS,
W; F. GRAY",
J. P. DROMGOOLE,
H. G.SCOVEL.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
tSf Price 25 and 50 centu, and $1 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in
the United States, in which onejs not already cstablishi-d.
Address H. O. Farrell as above, accompanied with good
reference as to character, responsibility, lc.
marl '54 iw
Remedies that can be relied on, being each
suited to a "Specific Disease." My extensive
practice in Philadelphia tho past thirty years has made mo
acquainted with all forma of disease, and being a sradpeta
from the University of Pennsylvania in lt20, under ite-rufd
ance ol Doctors Physic, Chapman, Cox, Gibson and Hare, I
am enabled, from all theso advantages, to offer tho public
thu results of that practice in the form of my Family Medl'
ernes.
As Iattondtotho compounding of these Medicines my
self, they are found, as thousands can testiry, far auporior to
tho many nostrums called patent medicines.
J. S. ROSH, M. D.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Cengh Syrup, or Extectorant, is a never
falling remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma. It
allays any irritation or tho Lungs, and fortiflos the sj'stetn
against future attacks. In bottles at 50c. and.Sl.
Vr.J.ti. Rose's Whooping Cough Syrup. This prepara
tion always rives Imineaialo rellefacd frequently cures in
one week, "rice 50c.
cDr J. S. Kose's Croup Syrup. This dangerous complaint
amongst children, yeilds immediately to this never tailing
remedy. Price 25c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Kervousand Invlgeratlng Cordlsl. stands
without equal, for the relief and cure of Heart Disease,
Neuralgia, Flatulence, Depressed Splrlis, 'tremor oftbe
Nerves and Muscles. Ills a great restorer to the inlndor
body worn down by care, labor or study. A trial of it will
convlncothe most skeptical. Price 50c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Extractor Uuchu. This Is decidedly ene
ofthebest leraedles ever used for all Diseases of the Kid
noys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affectioni. Price 50.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Anil-Bilious, or Railroad Pills. They
are adopted to the Southern sections o( the United States
particularly, baing often a preventative of severe billions'
attacks, and when used with Dr. Rose's Tonic Mixture, will
cure the most stubborn cases of Uillious Fever or Fever aud
Ague. Price 12 V,' and 25 cents.
I)r. J. S. Rose a Pain Curer, cures all palm Internal or
external. It may be relied on for curing and giving almost
instant relief to Cholera Morbus, Chollc, and all pains in
the Stomach or Bowels, llheuaiatism from Cold, Sore
Throat, pains In the Limbs, Back or Sido, Chilltlalt.
hpralns and Bruises. Sale to all ages. Price i.'5, and
5UC. , .
For Female Complaints. Dr. J. S'. Ruse's Golden Pills,
forfalllng of the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and
Relaxation. Price 50c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Female Specific A remedy for Palnfal
Menstruation, Leucorbcea or Whites. . Prico'15,
Dr. J. S. Rose's Dyspeptic Compound. This preparation
has never failed In curing the Djspeptla, Indlgetiion or
Liver Complaint, when taken in conjunction with bis Alter
ativo nr. Family Pills. Price of both 75c. ''
Dr. J. S. Rose's Tonic Mixture lsa never-falling remedy
for Chills, Fevers and General Debility. A few doses will
convince the most skeptical. Price 50e.
Dr. J.S. Ruse's SarsaparlllaCompnnd For all Skin DIs
oases, and for Puriftlng tb3 Blood, It Is superior to all others.
Price 50conts and SI.
Dr. J. h. Rote's F.lixlr of Opium, free from all the had ef
fertsof Opium and Laudanum, such as Healache, Consti
pation or sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are .impaired by disease or weak
by nature, should read DR. J. N, ROSE'S .MEDICAL AD
VISER, (whlcbcontains a description of tho Diseases of our
climate and the mode of treatment.) It can be had withou t
charge of
W. F. GRAY, Nashville,
W. W. KERRY 4 DEMOVILLE,'"
SHELL A UUTHEKFOUD, Gallatin,
McCLAIN A DALE, Columbia,
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A, WARNING.
Delay not; harbor not in your mind that sentence ot
fools' philosophy, that a Jiteast will get well of itself, or
that you can euro it with certain medicines for a few dollars.
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths, why will yejwrsist in dosing
with the filthy namatinj comjeundt daily proffered, there
by impairing your appetite and 'digestion-and destroying
you mentally as well as physically, when you can be cured
with afew doses of pleasant medicines?
V mtrea nf vmt si nnrl mnHitin.-v whT-uritl v c,fT
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and renlne and draj out a miserahle ex sumi nndiur,,.
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tbe enjoymmt and even ordinary pvrtults of life? You
who are thus annoyed aud wish to be restored to health and
vigor by a treatment at once pleasant and eQcctual, should
consult Dr. MORRIS. UU success in chronic duea'O has
been greater than that of any olhcr physician of hU day.
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease or con
sequences resulting from excess have been restored to
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment.
Should a personal interview be objectionable, state your
disease in writting enclose five dollars, address Dr. W
H. MORRIS, through tlie Fost-Office, Nashville, Tenn, and
a package of medicines, securely put up, will be sent pi i
vately and with dispatch, full directions therewith, and
no qutxtiont asled.
Persona living at a distance, and afllicted with Scmfulu,
OU UUtrt, Tetter Gxnetrt, Piles, FitUtln in Ano, Grave
Strictures, Glttlt, or any disease whatever of an aggrava
ted or malignant charier, can be enred at home by con.nlt,
ng Dr. Mobhis, by letter, post paid, enclosing a fie.
Medicil
rtof
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Medicines pleasant and safe, cau be sent per mail to any
tbe United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment of femalecom.
plaints. I aidies who may bo afflicted with Irrfyvtaritit
Flour AHui or VhU, J'rolipu Uteri or falling ot
tKt Womb, would do well to lay aside all false delicacy"
ana p-ompuy cuuiun uiu ur. ickks -s.kha.tedi
0:hce over Mutual Protection Instil
nsurancc Ollice. Cedarst.
near Post Office.
Room, No. 14, up stairs. novB. tf
R. It. K. No.3, RADWAY'S REGULATORS to regulate
the system, to Free the Dowels, from all Morbid and Acri
monious Humors.
SICKNESS, If causedby Costlveness, Indlgostlon, Dyspep
sia, oran overabundance of Putrid Humors, Undigested, a
dosenf tadway's Regulators, will empty the Rowels of all
Morbid Humors.
Tho very moment they are taken they commence their of
fice of regulating, cleansing, and removing from the Sto
mach, llowels, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder,' $c, all unnatural
and Irritating doposits. They-are the moat pleasant physic
In use, they neither gripe, nor sicken the ,lent; the first In
dication the patient has of their operation, Is a pleasant ova.
cuatlon of tbe bowels, and restoration of strength and pleas
ure. For Fever, Measles, Bilious Colic, a doe or Regula.
tors will prevent much tlcknefand rid the patient of all
danger.
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH Should use'Radway's Regu
lator. They wlllrcguatctheirsyam, aud assit tiafureiu
bringing about tholr monthly tarn., so essential to the
health oftbe female.
R. R. R. No. I. If you sailer any aruto pain. Radvrav's
Ready Relief, applied either externally or internally, will
slop tho mostpaiuful parux in,nnd allay the most violent
Creui aud M-nMiis In a few minutes. It Is daily curing
Rhmnnllsiu, Neuralgia, Toothache, Tic Dolereuv, iVc.
CRirri.KSaio made whole, the Lame and Stiff-jjinted,
can walk with euse, after one or two applications of R. R.
Relief.
No Ready Kelief Is genuine unless the fac-slniHc signature
of Ridwty ,i c.., Is upon the wrapper, and the letters R.
R. K. blown in tho glu.s.
Price 2 j cents, 50 ecu's, and (1 por bottle, fapl lm
ThcCitizcns of Nailivillcwill bear in mind, that
we are agents for the sale of that superior preparation, Mok
timork's BinxaCoiiniaL and Huxiii IVeipish, which has
become so popular throughout the Union, as a remedy for
tvrifyuu th Hood mi runvigoi atng and strengthening
the nervous system. This is a vegetable extract, pleasant
tothe taste; and, with many thousands who have used it,
proved lUelf the great remedy in the treatment and cure of
all diseases arising from Indigestion, a disorganized condi
tion of the i itrer ur ImpurUus of the Blood. Call and pet
a bottle. Price 1 00 per bottle. Sold by
H O SCOVIfj, Druggist
BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
T WELLS,
janl '54 dJkvfSm J P DROMGOOLE.
MEDICINE;
HENRY'S, INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
PUKFAY YEGETA1SLE IN ITS COMPOSITION.
This Invaluable Cordial, is extracted from Hcrbs'and Roots,
width have been found aftSr years' of experience, by the most
szl'ilfal Physicians, to be possessed of qualities most bene-,
flcial iu tho diseases ferwhleh itis recommended, and hence
whilst it is presented to the public as an efficacious ,remedy,
It is also known to be of lha; character, ori which 'reliance
may be placed as to its safety. In cases of Impotency, He
morrhages, Disordered Stertllity, Menstruation, or Suppres
sion oftbe Menses, Flour Alhusor AVhltos,orfor
Debility
arising from any canse, such as weakness from sickness.
wcoromo patient nas Deen connneaio oea. lor some time,
'for Females after confinement. Abortion or Miscarriage, this
i,oraiai cannot be excelled in its salutary tnecis: or iu toss o
Muscular Enercv. Irrltabilitv. Physical Piostiatlon. Semi
nal Weakness, Palpitation oftbe" Heart, Indigestion. Slug-
.gisnness, Decay or the rrocreauve functions, nervousness,
ic., where a Tosic iledicino is required,, it will be found
equal, lr not superior to any compound ever useu.
To Females.
Henry's Invigorating Cordial, Is one of tbe most valuable
Medicines In tho many Complaints to which Females are
snl-Ject It assists nature to brace the whole system, check.
excess, ana creates renewed neaitn and happiness. i.esa
laafferlnz; disease and unhappincss amnuclaidtes would ex
1st, were they generally to adopt tho use of this Cordial.
uiaics wno are, aeuiutaioa ny tnoso obstructions wnicu le
males are liable to, are restored bythe use of a bottle or two,
to Dioom ana to vigor.
Yoiuie Men:
That solitary practlco, 50 fatal to the existence of man and
It Is tho young who are most apt to become its victims, from,
an Ignorance of the danger to which they subject themselves,-
causes
Nervous Dcbilitv,
Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay. Many.of
you may now be suffering, misled as to tbe causo or source
oiuiseaso. lotnose, tnen,wnooy excess nave urougni on
theniselros Premature' lnioo'lency. Involuntary Seminal
Kmiaslons, Weakness andShrlvellingof the Genital Organs,
Kerrous Affection, or any otherconsequonccsof unrestrain
ed Indulgence of the sensual passinns, occasioning the ne-
vasujf 01 renouncing uv leiiriiics ui :
Marrinsc, J
lessening both mental and bodllv caDacItv. Hold ! Ilenrv's
InvlgoratlngCordial, a Medicine that, is. purely Vegetable,
win am nature to restore moe important lunctions 10 a
healthy stale, and will prove of service lo you. It possesses
rare virtues, isn general romover'of disease, and strength
ener of theeysteui.
As a Tonic Medicine,
It Is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial on a footing
with quack medicines', and, as Is customary, append a long
list of Recommendations, Certificates, &c, beginning with
"Hear whtt the Preacher sajs," and such like; Itls'not uec;
essary, for "Henry's Invigorating Cordial," only needs a
trial to prove that itwllluccompltsh all we say.
The Genuine "Henry's Invigorating Cordinl,"
Is pat up in 8 oz Punnet Bottles, and is easily rocojuirud by'
the Mauafacturer'sslgnatureon the label of each Bottle, (tq
counterlelt which is forgery) as well as the name blownin
the glass.
lPF Sold for S per Bottle: Six for S3 Slti per dozen
Prepared only by S. K.COHEN, No.3 Franklin Row, Vine
street, below Eighth, Philadelphia,! Pa., to: whom all OK.
llHUS must be addressed. For sale by all respectable Drug,
gists and Merchants throughout the country.
For rale atthe I'atent Medicine Depot, No. 12 College St.,
by J. P. Dromeoolei'Co, wholesalo Agent for Ihe Stale, and
only agent Iu Nashville
dec! I Cm d&tw.
STRONG HOPE
FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt; the Chinese
Rheumatic Antidote, is the only reliable reme
dy before, thi public, for the Immediate and permanent re
lief of long standing cases of
Chronic Rheumatism,
sevare and excruciating Neuralgic Pains, Hip disease, Gont,
all cnntracled and distorted Limbs, Paralysis, wasting and
decay of the muscles, swelled and enlarged Joints, painTuI
swellings, acute Rhoumatlsm, Tic Doloreux, Cramps and
Spasms, &c.,ic. This medidue Istruly the
Kins of KIicumaliMU,
"and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
wnicn is uauy given Dyn,us astouisaing enecis cannot be
doubted.
Severe Neuralgic Pains
ara speedily removed by a few applications of thlj won--derful
combination. The Old and vounr need have no fear
of perfect restoration.
Dead PnNy
Is completely cured In an Incredible short time, bythe U9e
of this external application. No ooe need doubt lt,forone
single uome win never ran to give complete ana unbound
ed satisfaction.
Contracted and Stiir Joints
are perfectly relaxed and restored to their natural life and
activity, by Its use.
I'ersons iu High Life
who, from prejudice, or other causes, are unwilling to re
sort to a medicine which is brought to notice by being ad.
vertisjd, permitting themselves to suffer and writhe under
agonislngand excruciating Falnsdf Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia, would feel Justly proud, after rubbing their limbs and
Joints with one bottle of this External Remedy.
Loss of .Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles, numbness, weak back,
palntuljolnu, are all speedily cured by tho nse of this medi
cine. We respectfully invitt tbe citizens of Nashville and vicin
ity, who are affected with any form of Rheumatism, or other
diseases above enumerated, to call on our agent and procure
a parphlet and a bottle of our medicine, aud we confidently
promise you satisfaction.
A. S.Y.OUA1T& CO., Proprietors, Maiden Lane, N. Y.,
to whomallorders shOnld be addressed
For sale In Nashrillo by J. P. DROMGOOLK & CO.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
For eale In Franklin, by F. S. WOLDRIDGE,
1. a., it. t r-. .v. .1 u.. r n vu t env
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UUIUUCaVUIV UI J &ajLM-u.
Mcelroy a- jickinney,
SINGLKTON it SON,
J. B. STONE.
11 u u radncah, Ky., by
" " " McMlnnvllle, by
marl '51 ditrw
DR. J. 15. SIARCin.SI'S CELEBRATED
CATHOLICON, for the relief and cure of suSering
rcmaios. it stands pre
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which it Is recommendod,
ailed
Female Complaints.
Or these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling or tho
Womb; Flour Albns, or
Whites; Chronic Inflam
mation and Ulceration of
tho Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation,
Ac, with accompanying
evils, (Cancer excepted,)
no matter how severe orof
how long standing.
The Cathohcon far.sur-
lasses other remedies. In
eing more certain, less
A TrtAns! UA.nndl!vlii(yth
system In a better condition. Let all Interested hi such a
remedy call ann obtain a pamphlet (free) containing ample
proof, from highly respectable sources, of the happy results
orits use, together with letters from first-class experienced
phjslclans, who have used it in their practice, and speak
from their own observations,
RirxnxxcKa.-P R. Peckbam, M. D., Utlca, N. Y..L.D.
Fleming, M. D., Canandalgua, N. Y., M. 11. Hills, M.D.,
Rochester, N. Y., D Y. Fooie.M. D., Syracuse, N. Y., Prof.
Dunbar, M. II., Baltimore, Md , J. C. Orrick, M. I)., Balti
more. Md., W. W. Reese, M. D., Now York City, W. Pres
cott, M. 1)., Concord, N. H., J. P. NewIand,M. D., Utlca,
N. .
Pamphlets had gratis at J. P. Dromoooik St Co.'s Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale aud Rotai
Agent Nashville, Tennessee.
Aivu. tor sale by
Da. F. S. WoLDXinsa, Franklin,
IaHiu A. Ecxlij, Soringfleld,
JaiixsT, litniiiv, Gallatin, . ;
Cooc & Owkn, Lebanon,
Cam sit & Riddle, Murfreesboro'
LtMtr addressed to .Vtssrt. Beach Sf Hroxnson, Mgenli at
AVirierry C. II., S. C, y Hsv. C. S. heard, of same Stale.
fjLiXN Sfkinus, Jan.9ih, 1K3.
Messrs. linen & Browksom Siks: I send for anotho
ottle of your "Marchisl's Uterine Catholicon." My wire
has been afflicted for eleven years, and a variety of means
has been resorted to for relief, but none was obtained until
1 received Uiis medicine from you. Its influence seemsal
mosl magical: there.was a manifest improvement ftomthe'
day it was taken.
As there aro a great many females In our country laboring
under tho affiictiou for which yonr medicine proposes a
remedy, I feel it a duty to recommend it to all such.
(Signed.) CLorou S. Bcird.
IU J- " MARCH1SI&. CO., Proprietors, Central De
pot, 3U1 llroadway, N. Y. ' nov24.
W. F. CRAY. Agent
ENTIRELY NEW!
DR. DROMGOOLE &CO., has just received at No. 1?,
College et., Nashville, anew and complete assortment
or Family -Medicines, Perfumes, Tolletand Family Soaps,
Shoalder Braces, S'up'porters,dic, which he offers to the
trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at prices warranted to suit the times.
"lhefollowingcomprlsesapart ofhis Stock, viz:
120 doz Muslangl.lnlmcnl, I 43 do Kxtra Toilet Soaps,
uu o vviiuam-d ikouu. to no rainuy oaps,
Nantha.
lit) do Common Cakes,
74 do Ru-Jeton, Clark it
Co'a.Cod Liver Oil.
60 do Lynn's Katbairon,
Perry Davis' Pain Killer,
Farrell's Arabian Liniment,
Ilonck'a Panacea,
Gray's Ointment,
House's Medicines,
Dr.'D. Jayue's Medicines.
Moffatt's and Brandreth's
Pills.
Arnold's and Houses Pills,
Smith's and Soule's do,
Wright'; and Cook's do.
JayueV and Peters' do,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Urban 's Anti-Bachanalian,
Elixir for Iuteraperauce,
Urban's Antl-Dyspeptle Ex
celsior, Ladies', Children's & Cents,
Shoulder Braces,
Hebrew Plaster,
Houghton's Pepsin,
Marphise's Uterine Catholi
con, Smith's Tonic Rjmp,
96 do Ayer's Cherry Pecto
ral, 163 do Chinese Rheumatic
Antidote.
12 do William's Sarsparllla1
4d do Henry's Invigerat
Cordial.
12 do -Morse's Invigorat
ing Cordial,
24 do Hoopland's German
man Hitlers,
43 do Bull's Sarsanarilla,
120 do Dromgoolo's Female
Bitters,
500 do McLane's& Fahnes.
stock's Vcrmlfuee,
100 do Fine and common
Colognes assort,
lot) do Hair Pomatums,
50 do do Oils.
00 do Assorted Extracts for
the handkerchief,
1 do Transparent Wash
Bails,
41 do Transparent Cakes,
3G do Saponaceous Com-
pounu,
SI do Fine Honey Soap,
uraeceiiDerg .Medicines,
CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE
whoneedanyartlcle In our line, woulddo well to calland
examine, as the stock Is fresh and complete, and the prices
and quality of each article In the House, will give complete
satisfaction.
Forsuchartldes asyou havoto purchase, which we have
for sale, it Is to be hoped that you will give us a call, as this
is the first andosLV lloase of the kind ever establishedln
the State. Country Drurglsts and Merchants can purchase
atthls House, mnnT articles at ranch less prices than they
have overbought. Will you give us a call or an order. You
can find us at So. 12,'CoIlege St., Nashville, East side.
marl ,54 J, P, DROMGOOLE drCO.
TJIFORTANT TO HOUSE ICEEPERS.' The
I ouTt nml rut SO AP in the world. I have iust re-
ceived 100 cases of Potash in powder for making hard or
nft Soan. a receipt for makinc accompanies each can. At
least 50 per cent is saved in the use of this article. For sale
cheap by W. F. GRAY",
jan22''5i Corner cf Brtad and Market sis.
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
rpHEHEareso many specifics for so many diseases which,
JL '-flesh is heir lo," thatlt Is of the utmost importance
that we should be very particular in making our selection.
From theremakable cures which have been effected by Dr.
Williams' Pulmonic Balsam of Wild Cherry and Wood
Naptha.and from the high order and vast amount of testi
mony which is adduce. 1 in its favor, we are decidedly Im
pressed wl!U. tho opinion that tho afflicted will And in this
new and valuable, discovery a most effectual remedy Tor all
diseases bfthe Lungs'. We say to you who are laboring un
der Coughs, Colds, and all. diseases or the Lungs, try It at'
once. do not delaya moment, endvou will bs ntonlshcd at
the rapid and favorable results which this great remedy will
secure to you. l rjuny an means, n n uoes not neipyon
nothing will.
For lull de.cript'ons oflts merits. virtues, lc, soe Pamph
lets to bo had or the Agents.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and on A.gency by J.M.
ZIMMKRUAN, Wholesale Druggist, who Is tho (Jeneral
Agent ror thlspopular -and valuable preparation at tho city
of Nashville and surrounding country. Itis alsoforsaloby
the following Druggists :
tvii.i liupiiir.ttts
W.F.GRAY,
BERRY & DKMOVII.LK.
GEORGE'W. HKNDKIiSHOTT,
T. WELLS,
H.G. SCOVEL,
JO. G. BROWN.
J. H.CURREY, Nashville.
K. C.CLOUSTON, I ..,.
F.S. WOLDRIUGK, nklln,T.
HAWKINS &10WLEK, Columbia.
And hvsll Dm -.vista In every tnw'n in ilia Slate lf Tan np.-
see,and all tho Southern and Western States.
April 1 '54 imdtwaiw
FOX &. FOLIIEMUS,
CO Tl.-v A tit-rant P.tmo Oaevrow UTam-V!
Offer for SnU Vie following Heavy Cotton Fairier.
"VTEW-EHGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK 22 inch, all
X numbers, bard unds-nftjal-ionll the various widths- of
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising ev
ery variety known tothe trade, and offered atthe lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberrv and
Mount Vernon Extra. A full assortment of this superior
fabric.
WILLIHATTTIC COTTON DUCK-lfi. 13. 20 and 22
inch, all numbers, hard and soft This fabric was awarded
the highest Preminm at tho London World's Fair, also at
our own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAT. KAIiK DUC2 Plain and twilled.
manufactured bv the Grecawood's Company, a superior ar
ticle for lizht satis, tent, aiming'. Ac. also. Mount Ver
non Twilled Raveus, Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills; Light Cotton Raveos, plain 22 to 27 inch;Heavy, do.
do.
COTTON SAIL TWINE A full assortment
TARPAULINS, KAHBI0CKS, STUFFS, &c.
PAPER FELTING 30 to Ti inch, made very heavy.
expressly for drier felts.
CAR COVERING Cotton Canvass, all widths, from 80
to ISO inches, aud all numbers, made expressly for cover
ing and roofing railroad cars, is perfectly and permanently
waier-prooi. ana more enounng man mecar iisen.
ENAMELLING CANVASS SO, S8, 40, 45 and 50 inch
plain and twilled, in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING Of every description. Scam
less Bags, woven whole, all size, in bales of 100, 200 aud
300: coinbiijinei strength, utility and cheapness,- for Brain
and meal, are unsurpassed.
Also, neavy cotton rucking, 4w men Canvass, 3 thread
Warp and Fflline. heavy twilled, do. do, 20. 22. 40. and
44 inch.
WOOL SACKS Woven whole all sizes, a new and desira
ble article. feb2. 'il lyd.
THE .HEDIC'AL JIAfiNET, OK, EVERY
ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the oulv
Work treating on PRIVATE DISEASES, common fo
MALE and FEMALE, and thatcontains RECIPES for the
cure of the same. It gives the symptoms of the different
diseases, follows them up in their ditTureut stages with re
cipes, written in plain tnriisb. for their cure. From this
w ik tho unfortunate can learn their precise situation, take j
tbeir pencil and make out a prescription, (which can bo
procured at any lime Morel ana uy ioilowine implicitly
the instructions, be cured and save exposure. The author
of this wok, a late Professor in one of the leading Medical
Colleges of Philadelphia, has, perhaps, had more practice
in the cure t,f I'ri ate Diseases, m different stages of Socie
ty, than any other Physician in the country. It contains a
beaul it ol uthograpuic figure oi a temais, snowing tie
formation of the Generative 0rgau3, with proper explana
tions, Ac.
Address HUGHES A CO., Publishers, Post paid, Phila
delphia, Fa. Pricejl per Copy Free of Posta ge.
marSO '54 dA w3m
"""GSROUL.a SAWS.
A GOOD assortment of "HOE & C0"'aiid other brands
of CIRCULAR SAWS, from the smallest to fhe lar
gest sizes. Just received and for sale by
FALL A CUNNINGHAM,
mar?. No. 47 College street
ivp ni7nna ivn CTi?m3 oua w.j. t
. lllntcher's celebrated Razors, amonsr which a line as
sortment of WARRANTED RAZORS, in cases of one pair
each for private use; also a furtlieraddilion.il stoctof Bar
bers' Razors; also, Wade A Butcher's Razor Strops, a' new
und very superior article. FALL A CUNNINGHAM.
mar u i.one;c sireeu
ORANf.'ES, ORANCi:s.
BOXES of the above in good order;
175 boxes Cheese, suitable for the Summer;
50
200 Cocod J ut, just received;
'20 boxes assorted pickle. fresh;
10 " Macaroni, "
5 bbl? Cranbjrrics, '
5 boxes Lemons, "
For sala at J. G. A C. ROBERTSON'S,
marchS.M' Broadway.'
K. nuoiir.-), M. T. niCE.V, W. R, CASO.,
Late of Tenn. Itte of Nashville, Late of Columbia
RHODES, IIAOEN Ac CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. 34 i-ycatnore Strtft, Fast side, below Second,
CIXi'IXXATI.
Will rtA r-a CnAMii 1 nllonllnn in Fni-is-nrdintr Goods. Pro
duce, etc.; also to the purchase nnd sale ofall kinds of Pro
duce, and articles of Cixclnsati und FirrsEOKfi Mannfac
tures. Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLUNSACO., Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents,
jani d t w A w fim.
THE CELEBRATED JACK
IIAWKEYE,
WILL stand the pie-ont season at my stable,
4 miles north of Nashville, on ibe White's
Creek Turnpike, at 10, the insurance for mares,
and 520 tor Jenneis.
First rate pasturage gratis. All carotakon to prevent ac
cidents but no liability lor any.
DANIEL YOUNG.
Fkoigiiee Hawkey e was sired by Elliott's imported
Jack Bebis and out of a Jennet by Sherrod's Jack, a son
of old Sir John, who was not inferior to any Jack in Amer
ica. The dam of Hawkeye was also the dam of Cyrus,
Daw Crockett, and other fine animals.
an'rl w2ni M. R. COCKRILL.
LOOK AT THIS. Having taken out License un
der the new corporation law, we are now prepared to
sell negroes on Commission, and will make 1 iberal cash ad
vances on Negroes left with us for sale, and pledge ourselves
to obey instructions, unless it be to separate families. Eight
or tenlikely girls wanted. DABBS A POUTER,
fib 4 '.'.4 No. 83 Cedar street
LAND WARRANTS We are buying and paying
the very highest uncos for LAN I) ARRANTS. Per
sons at a distance hiving warrants to sell by sending to us
by mail or otherwise may depend on getting the highest
prices at which they are selling at me uuieiu xiaauviue, ana
ths cash remitted or paid to order.
uiy21 . DYER PEARL A CO.
SUNDRIES.
NEUFFER, MI3NDRIX &. CO.,
OOMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the sals of Flour.
Grain, Bacon and Produce generally, corner r East
llavand Unioti Wharves, Charleston, S. C.
RsFitRWCSK John Caldwell, Prjs-ident 8. C R.-II ; R.
Dulin, Krq, Charlcs'on; Scantoo, Seymoar A Co, Augusta;
W.,II. Stark A Cot,. Augusta; Wra G.Petcn: A Co., AUanti;
French A Van Epjis, Cliattanooga; A Bell, rhnn-vira;
Orme.WiUoa, A (Jo., Loudon; JosephFolton, Charleston.
In presenting the above card, we would be doing injus
tice to our reelings not to express our grautuuo iu utr nu
merous friends in Georgia, Tennessee, North and South
Carolina, for their past unwavering patronage since our
commencement in this buines-s in li4.. w e naro nursed
this business from its infancy, labored yearafter year to
develope the resources of tbe back country. v e nave rjai
tied with the different line of raitrod and have been in
strumental in reducing the freight of produce to reasonable
rates. i e uave irieud's in Europe ana me norm, umi u:u
prepared fo make advances on shipments to either markets.
We would savto onr friends and the public that it will
be to their interest to consign to us, as we pay our whole
attention to tlie business alone.
We will make liberal advancements on consignments.
mchl7 Sm NKUFFKR HENDKIX ACO
"A TEDICINES. THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
XtJL testedduriDg the past year, by many of the most re
spectable citizens of Nashville; The advertiser permitted
to reter to ilr. bamuel iValKins, wnose servant wascurea
ofa most inveterate Scrofula. Also, the servant of ,Mr. J.
Collins of the same disease. Five cases of Cancer have
been cured; twenty cases of Bone Felon. Mr R. H. Jone-s's
son was cured ot core .byes, alio Having Deen uuaer tue
treatment of two of the moat distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least one hundred re-peetab!e persons in Nashville,
and its vicinity, 'an be eeen who will. vouch for the great
benefit of his course of treatment, without tho use et the-
kniw or mercurv.
Cancer. Scrofula. Rheumatism. Fistula. Merctrrial Dis
eases, Ulcers, old Chronic Diseases, Sore Eyes, and all im-
puriues oi me Diooa.
Twenty years ot constant Practice, fifteen in New Orleans,
prior in coming to Na.tliviile. luose interested, are le-i-pec'ftilly
invited to call, examine and consult, free of any
charge.
Office No 47 Union St., near Clierrv.
novlO lv. B Eft WARD THOMAS.
EAST FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.
BY J. O. POINTS.
Reference s'.
Hon. A. It. U.Stuart, Stanton, Va.
Dr. Jack Shackelford, Courtland, Ala.
Hon. J. J. Onnofld, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Dr. J. Punco, Mobile, Ala.
J. J. McMahon, Evp, New Orleans.
Col. E. C. Burnett )
B. M. Bradford, Esq., Aberdeen, Miss.
Uon.S. Adams, )
Tampa, Florida, an.S4
WALL paper: wall paper: I
ON UANU.a nne assortment oi i?:S?APEcS'
French and American Paper . ..f'ftp
Hangings for Parlors, Halls, Dining sCv&
Rooms. Chambers. Ac. CCC
ALSO, a large lot of cheap unglazeJ 1 upeis, aioraers,
Fire Screens, Window Curtains, c, at
KLAGAS &G0P.BEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, NivliO College st.
j. H. Paper Hanging promptly attended to, warranted
done in the best manner. nni'.' '54 j
.s kouo YaTiTo .m..
DR. II. ROBKRlSON'liavingIea.-edfora tena
of years this commodious and centrelly lo
cated Home, situated on the comer of Summer
and Church streets, convenient to the Railroad Depot, is
now prepared to accommodate the trat filing public, and
fioui tilty to one hundred day boarders. He pledges him.
self to give entire satisfaction to all who mar favor biui
with their patronage, febS J triw.twtf
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ECEIVEO PER STEADIER RESCUE :
50 bbls. Cloverheed;
100 bills Hour;
200 bags Buck Wheat Flour.
Fur wile low lor cash by febll CUAS, JCLACIv.
A.A.MRETJl'.S ;AR1EN hLKDS.
For IH51.-
In AVE received a large stock rf the above seed-s and
am selling at rates reasonable enough tn please all who
are in want The stock left over last jear was very large,
consequently there are very few fresh M-eds in the market,
but if you want a genuine article call at
W. F. GRAY'S
feb24 '54 Drug Sti.re, Corn. Broad and .Market tU.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLAItS KEiV A1CD I
AND 50 lbs. of Soap for 75 cents, can bo made by pur
chasing one of Bobbit's cam of Potash, a bran new
article in this market, 5oo of which have been gold in the
last two weeks. 1'or sale only by W. F. GRAY",
feb24 '54 Cor. Broad and Market St.
SE hCAKPA'S ACOLSTHJ Oil.: lilt uNi.1
CURE KIR DEAFNESS. SCARPA Compound
Acoustic Oil. For the cure of Deafness, Pains, an J Dis
charges ol Matter from the Ear. .Also, all Hiom; disagree
ble noise, like the buzzing of insects, falling of water, whiz
zing of steam, Ac, which are symptoms of approaching
deat'neis, and also generally attendant with the diseas-.
Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen, and
twenty years, and were obliged loose ear trumpets, hate
after us ngtwo orthreo. bottie-, thrown aside their trum-
eti, being made perfectly well. Physician and Surgeons
lighly recommend its u-c.
A gentleman of this city has just received a letter from a
friend of his. physician 01 eminence in Bangor, Me., and
has kindly alloucd us to make tbo following ex'ract:
"1 have obtained a bottle of Scrapa's Oil for Deafness,
and find it si valuable a medicine, that you will much ob
lige nu if yon will try aud procure me one dozen bottles."
Uave you ever tried ii? It not. do net delay another day,
but send immediately; if you have been one of the txm
and prudent, aud already bought a boitle, the question is
setlle-i; von have recovered your hearing. Scrapa's Oil
for Deafness never fails. It is the only medicine that will
cure. Thousands of deaf persons wilfjjfve their testimony
in its 'avor The beauty of the thing is, that it cures witll
out producing any pain.
This medicine lias cured more persons, and is now used
more extensively than all other medicines combined, for the
curoo Disc-aaes of the Eur. The certificates aro numerous
and of the highest authority. Also,
DOCTOR JACKSON'S PILE. AND TETTER EM
BROCATION. This may be considered a specific, and is
warranted td cure. Itnnlonlv immediately allays paiu and
iiiHamatioo, ships all bleeding, suodues that intolcrato itch
ing; but it effectually cures, in a very short time, persoiis
wCom! lives have boen rendered miserable for years! Its
applicatiou produces no pain, but rather an agreeable and
pleasant sensation. Cull, or send or a list of cures, and
you will be astonished.
13?" For sale by O. W. nendershott, Nashville; Bell,
Robinxnn A Co., Louisville, and J. 1). Park, Cincinnati.
marl7-"4, 3ra. d A w.
"MAN KNOW THYSELF."
An Invaluable Boo for 25 cents. "Jfeeri Ihmilt
should have a Copy."
rpWENTY THOUSAND Cnpiessold in lcR3 wsw
i man o mown, a new tuition, revised -and
improved, just issued. Sti
Dr. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL
AND HANDBOOK fbr the AFFLICTED containing an
outline of the origin, progress, treutment and cure of every
form of disease, contracted by promiscuous sexual intei
course, by self abuse or by ecxiul excess, with odvico for
tbeir prevention, written in a lam iliar style, avoiding all
medical technicalities, and everything that would otfend'the
ear of decency, from tbe resultot some twenty-years success-
. ful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases ofa
delicate or private nature
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above dis-
1 eases, and a treatise on tho causes, symptoms and cure of the
rever ana Ague.
TcsTmoxir of this Pcof. or Obststbics iv For. Cot.
iiok, 1'uiLiEEi.rciiA. DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MAN
U Alt 1 he author ol tins work unlike the majority ol thosti
works who advertise to cure the diseases of which it treats,
is ft graduate of one of tbe best Colleges in the United
States. It atFords me plex-ure to recommend him to tho
unfortunate, or to the victim of malpractice, as a successful
aod experienced practitioner, in whose honor aud integrity
they.may place the greatest confidence.
junr.ru i.uusuuitr;. n. u.
From A. Woodward, M. D or Penx. UxivEiarrr, Pntt.
aDCLpniA. It gives me pleasure to add mr testicionv to
theprofessionalability of the Author cf the "Medical Mai
ual. Numerous cases of Dtsea-cs of the Genital Ortrans.
some of them of long standing, have come under my ni-
uce, m Mintii ih sum iiu ucuu iiionneii in resionng 10 per.
fact health, in some instances where tho patient has been
considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment of Semi
nal Weakness, or disarrangement of tho tunctipmproduced
by self abuse or excess of venery, I do not knowhis supe-
r.or in the profession. I have been acquainted with the I
Autnor some inirty years, aud deem it no more than justice '
to him, as well as a kindncs-i to the uqfortunate victim of
early indiscretion, to recommend hiin as one, in whose pro.
fessional skill and integrity, they may safely confide them
selves.. ALF. WOODWARD, M. D-
"This is, without exception, tlw most comprehensive and
intelligible work published on the class of diseases which
it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses iUelf
t the reason of its readers. Itis free from all objections
ble matter.'and no parent, however fastidious, e
to placing it in the hands of his sons. The author has de
roted many years to the treatment of the various complaints
t-eatcdjof; and witb too little breath to puff,' and 'too lit
tle presumption to impose,' he has offered to the world at
tae merely nominal price of 25 cents,' the fruits of borne
twenty years most successful ppictifq "Ikrald.
"No teacheror parent should be without the knowledge
iaiparted in this invaluable Vtork. It would save years f
pain, mortification and sorrow fo the youth under their
charge." fecph's Adtosate,
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of "Hun
el's Medical Manual, says: "Thousands upon thousands
of our youth, by evil example and influence of the ussions,
have been lea into the habit of self-pollution tvithaut realiz
ing the sin and fearful consequences upon themselves and
posteritr. Tho constitutions of thousands ho are laising
families have been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they
do Dot know the csuseor tbe cure. Anything that can be
done so to enlighten and influence the public mind as to
check, and ultimately to remove this wide spread sourci of
human wretahedness, would confer the greatest bles-fng
next to the religion of Jesus Christ on the present and
coming generations. Inteinpcrauce (or tbe use of intoxi
cating drinks,) though it has slain thousands upon thou.
wds, is not a greater scourge to the human race- -Accept
my thanks on behalf of the aljiicted. "and, your co-worker in
the good work you are so actively engaged in."
One copy, (securely enveloped,) will be forwarded, free of
postage, to any part of the United States fur 25 cents, or t)
copies for$l. "Address (postpaid,)
u 1 . COSDEy-f.CO-f
Publishers, Box 1S5, Fhiladn.
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied cn
be most liberal terms. sepu7 ly
arEDiCAL
OK. .HORSE'S
r.NVIfiOHATING CORDI IL, a Phenomenon In Medldua.
L Health Restored and Lite Ltrthened, by
UK. MOUSE'S LWIoOKATIXU t-.LIXIK OR CORDIAL
For centuries. Medical ss-ieuro bes been ran. acting the
vegetabto'and tnitiernlkingdcmi.ln search of something that
should restore tbo. loot or decaying- nerciesof the nervous
and muscular system. ltbniit taeOrawbaek of subseqoent
prosiratinn, wiilcu all -'.n.iuUi-1,. tjincs, and narcottra lusd
herouiforerutailed. Tlial nomeihiug has bien foand. Itis
avcgetablo irodjfiou, bronchi from the sterilo deserts oi
Arab a theStony,by ibeeviebraled Fr6rsorif. Morsu,welI
known as a diailngaished member of tlto leading sclentlfl:
societies of tho Old Wo, Id, ami equally distinguished a a
physician, a fhem!st,ar.datrsvrler. The juices i-ftbls herb,
concentrated and combined with other tRtabI medicinal
extracts, are now producing result, beroti-fore unheard of,
in tMs-or any othercMuitry. At Stst tho tropertle. attrlba
ted toProl. MOItSK-rt INVIGORATING ku.Ut OR COR
DIAL were deemed fabulous. The pablio often deceived
could nut believe lb simple and subllmo truths antounced
by thedlsoiverer. But fuels, uuddnUble facu attested bv
wltuessosor the highest class and characU.r, aro now iri-umphln-c
ovor alt doubts. INCREDULITY Is; OVKR
THKOUN.by a mass or totlmoay which is perfectly irre
sistible. Tho Euxia remedies, la all ases, the deplorable evils
arising from a misuse or ab'i if .ho various orjrans which,
make up the wonderful laa 'nl trailed man. It re-tores to
Mi vigor every delicate -J.llon connected wllh that mys-tw.u-.componnd
ysreiicynf matter and mlod. r-eerssarv to
lurru. product-omit hmnau life. To pr;ons nf foeblamns
cuu;fraw4, or deltctent In vital power, lti recommended
as the only means of couimnulcatlntbat energy wnich is
necessary to the pner .-nj lyment of all 111-; natural r.ppe
tlts,a veil as Ihehigber mental attributes, lit bensfleial
effects are untconfln--dtocithersaxor to any age. Thofee
ble cltl thu aitics wife, tbe lisllass ,ercovtlea yonlh.lhwover
worn mair or business, this victim of nervous depression, the
Individual suflorius from general debility, vr fm the
weakneuof a simple nrgau. vrlllall Badlmmwliate and per
manent relief fro'u the ms of this incomparable reoovktor.
To those who bate a predi-poaltionlo paralysis It will prove
a complete and unfai'im; satonardacaiinl that terrible mal-
Atj. iuviD.tr iiunjt , r : 1! , ,1" ,, 1 . I. 7" , .tiuv-u Will,
tbeir constitutions, Hint they think themselves beyond the
reach of medicine. Lotnot rvea these despair. The Elixir
deals wita oi-wk-Ms'aa i exists, without reference to causes.
..ld 1' i. . r. ...... . 1 . ... . r. ........ , .1. . .1 L,L
anu win rme.my remove) tni oisoruer itseii.Dui
lie!: ui lit tlioUroht-ii C'oiititiit;oii.
The derangements ol tncsy.teui, leading IO nervous dis
eases, ami Ihu furins ofnerrtius disease itself are sfsnumer
OO! that it wonttrautilroaiciilatr.u.toeuuraeralo the r.isla.
dies for wl.ich thi-pre; araliou is u specific. A foiv, how
ever, rcy oo enumeralr-I. via: neuialgia. tic dolereaux,
headache, iucipie.it paralysis, hysteria palpitation ot tho
heart, spii.al arroettou. niu.cuiar debility, tremors, flatu
lence, a pricking saus.to.i In tbo Ce,li, nutubuecs, torpidity
of the liver, menial deprt-sioi,, w- aVnessof the will, indls
po!tiun 10 mow, faintUH.s after exercise, broken sleep and
terriljtuir dreani, in.UtlU) to ri-ni.in in uuu placi, or posi
tion, weakness of tiw pri-creulivu orens, sexual lncninpi
tency,oielaucholy, mono'irinia, iHur albuHT smkliiirat the
sWniach, fernalu irregularities., etuis, ie leudiiicy )o mis-,
carrio, eniaclatlou, aud all co-upaintu growing; outofa
rreo indu:'euce r.f tho passions, and all barrt-nness that
do, not prjceidfiom orinkic causes bi.ji.-nd the reach ol
medicine.,
V, heuever ih orcaiis to bo rxted npon are ft? e from mal
formallou orstricturat di-.'e ,t-is&verrt-d that
.Morse's. iKvisntalin Elixir.
will r.r,l.ii.M wi".ki.s v. III. ii.eiiilh.lrimiii-iiv with MlK.-lnn
cy, irrcuUnly with umf,.roi -lid natural (.ctlviry, ahd this
noiouly without bazaril of it-ciioti, bm-ultii a happy effect
on the general oraauualion. - licir In mind IHnl alt
maladios, whenever tbey bem, rhi ih vs it'i tlu, itorvi.us sys
tem, ard lhallbe-'ar'aii:atiitvr the nerves or moiioaand
sensatbiu Is priytlciU death. Rear Id rni.il a!si,tliat tor eve
ry kind nf nerv ius.lLei tbo rt,;xir I oru.as i,Uuonly ro
Itatle reiu.Tnlion kn.-wt.
t-nre ui rtprvotii I'tn-mtu.
No Iaiiernare van fesT-) an aJviiuaie idea ol th Immodi.
ateaiidalmo,tni:rciilads change which it occasions la the
diea.-ed,debiliiaied aud -haifered r.--rTimsr,-!n'. ishsitbrr
brnkeuilonn byr-nc-s,, v!i bynature.ur irapalru.thy.lek.
ntss,lhu iins'rtinsra.id feta,edo-'ai.tr.-t:iiiiiiaaWucebMced
re.tiv.isadaiiiiouiltup. 'the uie.iul and i.hisi.-al i-ila;.ni,
of nervous litte-.sev anisht.i:eiaef under its Litluefice. Nor
Islbeeilo.t leeivtarr; on lhvroiftrars4tefcliot penn.-,,
neui. lor lite- co--aiai pr ij.-er,ies oi i..c iti-tau-iiie fi att ttte
con.tilutinn.tssif. aiit n i.i,,r. it to Its nnria' MmtHllrHi.
VVell may Ute pmpariti ane ralieltbi
dii-iliciu:iS Woinlrr.
of Hid nlnelKi-iith c."-.lury I' :,a taeirtsi-tnhic muin
the v :ld RvirY' L'aVo adel.ite, lira hi.ia.-K, of medic ice
herelor.rrestiiyt.U.to havti n tiiijsUbce ,
A Muntiiiiiii liitit ;.::iiiiMi ;:c-Aclio!i.
lis forea is ncVerexiiiiidi-, ssU ih-sca.e with ciiiUM.iilco-
hAlie preparttilon,, and all olh.-r rti-iin.. lliij effect ol
these is, -bnef.iliM ilia,,) iselt bsaiii iA htm w!i.iskv there',
ints lastrtateui inai man is wiirs, man i;ie nr.i ' iiHttli
Elu.r is an uxhileri'it aitliAtit a-in-tiiitrawbti !t,afe1irits
operattirn, i-etjtit-aal in rtJ happy t.-.Oueiice.ut.&a tact nocves
inemiuu.aaii uie ennrr.uraiiiuuoti.ii wiiibUnreiuovs-Uo
preeioris, e cil.Mincnl, a teiidoi-ry to blush, sleeplessaess
dislike of society, incapacity lor rtn-ly'r btt.lne-s,
i.Oiri Ol Jicinor.v, i..
Confusiiin, g!ddiD'!,,ruu,4ii IjIukI iotuetiead,cir.laiicuoly,
meiiUil di.ilt, liv-lcria, wretch-ill.'- s.lh .-.ifhtsof -ell lie-
strnctloir,ftar orirr.inlty,lijin-friiilrli.vi,Jspla (rei.e-
rai iriuirauun, lrriiaonii, iivrvuumoij, iaiuinj to sleep,
diseases Inciddiillu teuild,d-i-ay of th-- prii..atiii lunc
tions, hysteria, inououl mia, vegun- l-rrofs, ilpisutionof the
heart, irrfi.atiMicy, vxinsliiiatim. otu ..eta, Irm whatever
cause arising it is, if Ihuri: isuuy r lunyo i. td placed ou ho.
iMau testimony, atsoimei luniir1-!-.
A lin-til .lli'diriiit- lor I-euiule,
Tho uniiurallelu. ut;j..Ls ul Uu-i tcrt-at ru,lo,a,tve. In al
complaints Incident lo leinn.es, muck a new era in the an
nals of luenicmu. itioaaauas or sttmuianis "bavi teii in
vented touandj of mvi -urantaccnc.M.-ti'Vl all purportius
tabo spedhe-liit thu variou, diseasoa aud deraiieiuenls to
which tho dalicato formation of wo rum. render her liable.
Tae result has herelotore-been Uniform, Tneo nostrums
have indeed Imparted a momentary vivacity to tho nervous
system, atranslent and doIusir vigor to the muscles; but
this flash or relief has been saccevded ta depression and
prostranon greater tnau uuioru, anu tan end nas too often
been utterly to paralyze tho recuperaflvcpowernf tanneries
and the vital nrganixalion, aud nuaily to uestruy tho uuaappy
patient. Rutin
morsc'slnvigoratiiiff-ICIixir. i
Is presented as a phenomena in the materia niedlca hitherto
unacar i oi a stimulant without a nactlnc.
Tlie herb which forms Its main tujcriMtenL, has been ad
milled by all tho great medical and piiarraacntical inslitu
tiousori.uropo to boin tbisreopect.uigeucns. l)r. Morse,
whose name is an undisputed uulhnriiy In sciences, dilcov
eredtheprihlilctinii In Arabia, where his altenllou was oxbi
tedby the wouuerfully invigoratiuj; eifocts it pridured Uvm
tno natives. In fact the wonderful j-owerof endurance, the
evhauslless vigor -exhibited by tho Arab,Q,r both sexes, in
their desripllrimages,isaliribalAblt to tht, nsoof thin vi
talizing herb.
An appeal Is made to
livory Womttn of Sonx",
whosaffersfroiu weakness, djimenMnf, neryousaess, tre
mors, pales In the back, or any other di-ordef, Whetherpecu
liar to her sax, Orcommon In bothfcexo, to give tho Invlgo
rating Cordial a trial . -
Slurried Ver.-som,
orothera, will Snd this LorJul af.er ilivj have used abottl
or two, a .borough regenerator of th j system. Iu Ml direc
tions aro to bo touui the happy-ptre his of .heslthy unsprtng,
who would uothavu bocno, but tor Lais oxtraordluary prep
aration. And it is enually polent for the usinv diseases for
which it Is recommended. Thbus-iuds r yoans; men hava
been 'estoredby usiagil, and uotiii a .iiigla luslanco haa it
alledtobonelli them.
Vcrsons of l:ile Complexion,
or consumptive habits, ara restored by theusior a bottle or
wo lo bloom and vigor changing Uioskiufrom apa!e,el
low, slcaly color, l- a beuiii'i.l C.riil complexion.
To the Ulisgaiiled,
These aresomeorthe sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits or youth, viz. weakness or tlie back and
limbs, pains In tho head, dimness of sight, loss ofhiu'cdlar
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervousirritabll
Ity, derargemeut or the digestive Junctions, geueial debUlty,
symptoms of consumption, Ac.
Mentally, the tearful effects err tho mind are mnehtobe
dreaded. Lossof.mmory,confasioii of Ideas, depression of
eplnU.evil fore-bodmcs, aversion to tocietv, ielf distrmt,
Inve ifsoli..l timidity, tVc.,ara ome of thMcvlIs produced
All thus afflicted '
ijl'hiic Conteiaplalin.-; Iarri:ige.
should reSectthat asonnd mind and body are tho raottneo
esmrv reijuisltcd to proihhte counutlariiarplness; Indeed,
without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary pll
Rriiiiage.lhe prospect hourly darkens the view; the iundbi
comes shadowed with despair, andfllfed with tnenielenchoiy
rutlectlon that tau happiness ot another becomes blighted
with your owu.
I'nrents unil f.uardinns.
Aro of,en misled with respect to the -causes and sources o
diseases In theli;aonsnd wards. How uflen do they ascribe
toothorcausesofwastlueorthe frame, idiocy, madness, pal
pi tatloiiof thehiHrt, IhdiBPsliou, derangement of the uar
voussy5tcro,ooaga and symptoms Indicating consamptton,
when the truth is, that they l avn been iudulging iua perni
cious though alluring practice, destructive both to mind
and body.
Caution,
ris. MoR"v.'s IvinnxAiiM. touniaL hat been counter
lelted by some unprincipled persons.
In future all lhi;eunine Cordial w(ll have the proprietors
facsimile pasted over the crk of juch bottle, and the lol
lowing words brovin In the jlssC-
"UR. MORSE'S INVlOUKATINr, CORDIAL,
. ... C, 11. RING, PROFKIhTOK, N.V,"
h.r" the Cordial is put up highly coucoutraled, In pint
bottles.
Phick $3 00 per bottle; two for HKsix farSU P".
C. 11. Kl.Vd, PKOPHIIUOK,
19i flrpndwjy.New Vuik.
Hold by Druggists throurrhont the Units,! Mates', Canada
and West Indies and also by V.'.r'.liliA V , succe.-or 10
CartwrlehtiV Ari'jstrong,cofnerofiiarketand Rroad streets,
Nashville, Tonnesaeo. locijtJ d w.VtiWu ,
W. F. GIIAV, AOMKAUJtM
AGENTS FOR MORSK'S CGRUIAL.
J. M. Zimernnn, Market St., Naihvillo.
J. "W. Nelvm, Murfreesboro
A, M. Gnodkw, Woodbury.
Jas. 1!. Stone, McMiunvifie.
lleery A Majors, Slielbyville.
VALUABLE WATIilt I'OWKIt ARO L.VND
FOU SUE,
BEING defermtpfd to -nmova to Texas, 1 now offer my
TaluaWMiIl and Iairid for sale. Ivino-nn Ell- !,-.
8i miles trom Winchester. If I do not sell privately by
the first Monday lis Octobjr nut, I Will at that time Hell to
the highest bidder, in front t the Court House in the town
of Winchester,
It is weTT known that thu Is Ibe most valsable wafer
power iu Franklin county; it not the best in tbe State of
Tennassoe. The GRIST and SAW MILLS on it are in
CTnid runningorder, and tire the best in Franklin county.
They are situated.;,' miles from Alisonia, and three miles
from Uechard, on the Na-hville and Chattanotga Railroad.
The water power is capabl'of running any amount of ma
chinery. Any jiersoo ur Company that may desire tn go
into the manufacturing business, now have an opportunity
of procuring a location superior to any in this country All
such are luSjiectfldly inra'ed to come and tjarcjue for
tlieroelves. Connected with the Mill nrofwrfy is a ract,
of ljnd containing I IO acres which I will sell all in one
body, or divide into lots to suit purchasers. It is nil well
timbered, with tlto exception of about 70 acres,wbich is in
cultivation. Near tho Jhlls is a GOOD DWELLING and
nut houses, and convenient to "the dwel ing there arc three
excellent springs of pure Freestone w attr. besides others.
Therenre also two fine SULPIUUI SPRINGS on the tract
affording its goodj'Stilplitr water as can be fc und in the
State.
The loca'ion of tbe residence is high and healthy, and the
scenery is beautiful.
ry I will sell this valuable property on term to suit
purchasers either for cash or 011 a credit, lamgnr short
crruii. win i JAJltrt ii. K3ITLI.
(aplI3 atw.jv-. tt.
TAIsSUIiUTION. Tbttco-uartnershiu herebifnrr.
XJ Uting between the undersigned was dissolved on the
lTih day of March last, byrautual consent. Wra. L. Boyd
uiuue ta auiuunaeu ui eetiae tne cusiness ot the urm.
JAMES GLOVER,
mar23 " w.L. BOVD, Jr.'
jMEDIOAL:
' JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PIJLSTXMfc
I rrHlliFCt for Rnemnatijm,Gout, pain to tb. Sida
WM.-i" lha and . rofulaTKlng'a EvU
; ..Vik Wf1Unt;sI,!?trd TmnS. StuTJoiaandln fixed
paim, whatever. Where thb. Planter U applied Paiu cannot
! A genUetnaa in the South of Europe and Palei2
I ISSO.Tieartlsomdchsaid in the Utter Sac lSsSr
JEW DAVID'S PLANTER, and f The tai hV lteX
j miraculous cure? it had performed, that he waa wdseafuT
t try it on his own person, for a Lcng and Liver ABoctkn,
I the reicorul of which had been the chief object of hUJoor-?
' ner, but which had resisted the genial and delicious efiine.
, lie aCi.-ording!y applied aplaatcr on the right side- of bU'
chest where the paiu waa- seated, another between; thav
shoulders, and one over the region of thj liver. Ia-4ie
mean time he drank freely of an lierb .tea.cf laxative qcal.
i ilies. lie soon fonnd his health unproving; and in a few
' weeks his cough left him; thssallownessat bis ikirrdiaapi 7
; pearcd, his pam was remored, and-his health became ' par..
I manentlv reinstated. j. ,
, The following is iroci Mr. Wnrstell, editor of the J4a
; sillion Gazette :
"GtsTLtMix. Dunng last winter and spring; I wk so
j troubled with a pain in my breast as x render me traflc
, for the duties of my cifico ; aud hearing your JEW DA-
ID'si or HEPKEW PLAMTER highly recommeuded for
1 similar cases. I was fndoced to give it a trial. I bad woni
a plaster noon my breiist but a shurt time, when all pais
1 left me. and 1 wusmMnl .i; inunn,,.in ti.. i,tm. n
tbeoUice. . I would also Slam. Ihil mr ni.!rn in
Steubeuvideia this State, has received mucft'benelit
lusuas. lours, truly,
,r .,, v. , JOUNPWORSTELLt"
JIasstllon, iiovember 12, 18-15. ,
It has been very beneBcial in cases of Weakness, bmco.
as Pain and Weakness in the s'omacb Weak: Limbs, Lain-,
ne.v Atfectioa of the Spine, Female Wcakneaa, dc.No,
female, ubect to pain or weakness in the back or tidery
should be without it Married ladies in delicate sitimlom
had greai relief from. constantly wearing this plaster.
Ibe application of the Plaster between the ahouldert has
been found a certain'remedy for Colds, Cougfzs, lhihiauv
and, Lung Affections, :n their primary stages. It destroys
inflemmatioa by perspiration,
liewareof counterfeits and base imitations f
CAUTION. The subscribers are theoaiy General Agwibi
in the .Njiitnera Slates tor the aale Cf this truly valuable
Plaster; and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed,
upon, by a couuterfeit article, fold in this city and else
where, lor the genuine, tbey invite particular attentioa by
tlie following Mrss o.vthe Grcfcixc ;
1st Tie gennifrt1 is put up in tuuutk, cngitu turned iei
tomtd toxt, not tvldered in.
2d Thtyenmnt lattiteengrund head of Jew i)atid on
Lhsdirtctiois around the box. is't'Ji accoinvnving record' ef
asurtto&Tiiilir.KucKtiter. ' '
SCOVIL A MEAD.-j c
, , 111 CUrtres street. New Orieaas.
Ueneral Wholesale Agtnuforlhe Southern States, to whoa
allordera mustbeaddrusiwd.
Sold also. Wholesale and Retail by
BERRV A DEMOVAII
KWIX BROTUERii,
W.P.ORAV, ,
. , t J- ii- ZIMMERMAN.,
janl2,-diwAw Acenta.
?HIL0T0EX1I CS FEMALE'S 13IEND.
For the cure of Patnful and Disordered Menstruatioo.
MisrriaKCor Abortion, and the rhef if all tbaM
Sysiputhetic Ntfrvow Ah'ections attendant on
Pregnancr.
Much of the .uSer-intr attendant unon Iho lir.., nrCin.i
at the present day roar be traml t .-oma alu-ht imrri..
or neglect dunne route critical period pf tbeir pt-cultarseuc
sons, caUMiig obstrucuoii. irreguUrity, 4c-, vOiicfi.TrnU
relieved, gradiially-weakeui and deranges the system, and br
sympathy iudnces those chrniic Minn of disease Cost
sumpf ion. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, ic -which either hurr-r iki
taau early grave or reudi-r ifceui invalids. forUfe. Many ot
tlie fai rest and loveliest of crcntiini, at that agon hen tbe bud
was jit-.t bursting mto bloom, luve vt itbered arid died from
ihei-llectsof olwimction, and the want ofa remedy to assist
natumut that eveuthd periuL
TRY 11IE I'UILOTOKEN.
It is not oifeteil as a cure f all ills tliat Besh Is heir to;
but as a remedy aud preventive for a certain cUsa of, cooi
plaints, iu which it is warranted to do all that is here "set
forth, or that tnedidnedirecledwithexjieriencBondrAili-caa
perform., Sold by SCUV1L i MEAD. ,,
111 Chart res street. New Orleaxuu
General Wholesale Agent Rr the Southern States to wheal
all orders must !t addresed.
jan!2 ly dtwjtw.
AFFLICTED HEAD! '
I
)U1LADELPIUA MKDIC'AL1I0U.SE.-Etabliahed 15
. vears aKobv DR. K1SKKUN. Tue.,MPj ,m. .-
beit band t cure all forms of (crerdteases of the skin aaj
oolitrv habits of vouib. is DIS. KIVKKf.I.v V tr l !
of Third and Union streets, betat.ru Spruce and Pinion
and a half n-pure fnui theixcuange, phiLuluiphus.
'Pake Particular Notice There is a habit which
Ly leacli tacit olher at lhj aendemvor aillege u habit uv
dulgedra when by themH-lrcs,Iii aiditude, growing up with
tho boy to mauhtiod.-and which. It" not abandoned in dee
time, not only begets serious obstavies lo matrimonial hap
pimaa, but gives ruo lo a sonei of protracted, insidious and
devasUting affection. Pew or ilm.-: who indulge in this
pernicious practice are aware uf tfccvnniiraceuntfllhtrr
nnd the nervous system U ahaUered, few strange and uni
couutable fevliugs. vague fears m Uws mind. The individual
becomes feeble, he is unable to labor with accustomed rig
or, or lo apply his miud to study; Lisstepu tardy and weak,
bo is dull and irresolute, the countenance 13 downcast Urn
eves without natural lustre. rhaniefacedne is apparent.
Tvctt are syii,pt,,ms u-a Mioui.t umiien the caelum. Of
tAose siotiUHy unite tut.
If the victim bo cousciou-sof the cause of hu da cay and
having relinquished the odious practice, be MiflVhs under
tboKe terrible nocturTiulcuiL'uiuin.swhiVweukenand shame
biui pr4ucing mental aod idijsical prostration. If. ho
emancipate himsklf before the practtcij has done its worst,
and enter tnainmimy, h mdri-ugou onfrnitfuL ndha
seril-eAtellhiui Ihat tliis b caiuett bvt hit eurlv follies. .
Tiw mituy think, tier will hug tho .secret to their, own
hearts.uDiiciiretJierrisclves. Alas! how often is this a fatal
delusion, aod how piany u piomisingyoutli who might have
becij mi ornament to socieiy, ha. fitdid fi-orn tho ittrth!"
Voting IHcn! Ix-t 110 fa be- modesty deter von frun
making your cast known to cue who. from education andro
spocuuility, cau alone Urriea(y wi. II vtho-pUce hiouett
under DR. KINKLL1N W Ueoimcctiiiavrehgioo-.ly confide
bis honor as a cvntlcraau, and iu whose Loesnn wlQ be for
ever locked tlie secret ot tusnxtient.
Country luvulids.. liadtng it Inconvenient to make
perw.nai applicaUn, can, by stating tbeir case explicitly, to
gether.witu.all their syuipioma, 1 per IeUerrxt-uud,) have
torwarded to them a chest cyntainicg lr. K-Vniedicinei.
approjinated accordingly, ana be-cniedat home.
Strictures or theiireiha,wcakiies.sna constitutional de
bdity, prouiptly cured, uud fui; vigur restored. All letter
poitpttul,
A remittance of 25 cents in a letter, post paid, ad
dressed to I)r.KiiikeIiu. .Pbitadtdpiua, wmfcecureliis Louie
on tbe Secret Infirmities of Voutli.
aepU wly.
THc
Slu-pourE?4": xSlc Wax.
kjaUilUIUht, A new remedial A rent,, or.
a newiactboitofapptviiiganold an most porlar oneH
bow presented t.. to Profe,.l.,0, and throesS ft i tn vrto
f,'? "'"'"'""sTeseiring the appltraibm or GAt.
ANIbM,.ucli as Amei.orb.aj Lhlorosii Dy.monor.he;
Prolapms Ulerl. I.Wchome a; ;fy,teru; tuiba ; or pala
In th. baet.Uyspcpiia. d.pn.:nt... atoty f th. stomM
weakness front any cauwof th u.rvo., yr usnteoiariris:
"B11 a kindred Ewti a. 'u, the Physician. It U
enough to y.,hl. instrnmwoi UsorormeTed. thM aieb
tlr. Ualvamc current 1. made- t r, UiroaghkoJiaoi -rousitiiaudsli-uUiins
itu fc.illhy aclIoLthus afaUUai
and oft n suyerccittng ..iher remddtei (S opinToS.
UstBtl.or...rthe .U, AlcUcat Johrnils, aAdU m'u's. In
Nashvi to and ..lhercitie..,sinc lh0 luslrun' nt.) Hit tn"
m.tleRtl0ea l!y constructed Abdominal .sua orWr. 'j.t
invented, which will be apparent buv sci.nttan m"in .
inspection-it is so tonstrilcud llTU, ' a"lga,,Me o,
niechiu.icalturpbrtmav bcdlspen.ed with1 a. mf vivfji
Scyniour'ObtetricaI Supporter.
This is used t brace and aastain Ladies' in thai most try
Inffhour or lif -Labor."N, I sdy antlcltlftiordeal
tUa!anUPes- Ii places under th. cvnimlof the patl.ntalt
rtra ' .,'M.r.C4"1r J'i "- malntalo-hi. obsl"
trtcal practlco. . .0 doe not nso It, when Us efflcaerhaa bni
iua to knowu to ihe-piibllc. -,.".i.c;iiu1ii
tt YMoUR'i I'LAUtNT.V FORCEPS. This lnstrumtnt
V? ,.. ' v i M.u.n tn be Pr'0veil ind sppfertated. (
M. l sin NaahTill.ano; ptherplacos utlat thm ) All. or
ders addressed to K o.i:raa,'
cara of Berry t DiraOT ills, 7a.iv1II, Tenn.,
from thn Stales of i.'issonri, Keolut v, Tou no. toe, Ala
bama., Georgia. Florida. Mississippi, CiialsUna. lxts,'.r
Arkansas, foreltherof theubove instruuents, vtllt nieel with
proinptatlention. t
They cnoalao be hid at the fiiUowinc bouses: A
J. BROWN'S, H. G. SCOVL'.lH W. K. ORATS, J.
M.ZIMMERMAN'H, ti. W. IIENDERSHOTS, Mrs. K.JA.
CO. ia No.a North Market at, and tf. A.BOHINSOS A
Co , Shelby villjj t,
mart "1 fm
BELL AND DHAS3 roUIIDBY.
OXFJtOXT, SEAlt MIC OA I) SlKT.
, . THh Subscriber respectfully returns his ,
ei lli&nka to ihe public lor p-ast favors, and so
J4 licits a continuance ofpatroaage"in UiCabove
ip"line. also . . -.4
COPPER AND SUEETIRON M ANUFAOTURI Nil .
Together with every descriptton fd Metah,Turniug Metal
1c Packings, Baliit Metal anil Cuslangs. "
Soda Founts, (Teneralors, Ale umps; and PnmpsoT eve.
ry description manufactured to jrrder, or repaired af sliort
notice. r
Cash will be paid at all times for old copper and brass.
june2j ly U. C0LK.
OJAIj:KSCNDXYXllTT3fjLaai
tth, the Passenger Tram will leave Nashvme at 3 o'
clock, A. M., (instead of S. as at present), and arrive at
Chattanooga its P, M. Returning, leure Chattanooga- at
1 P. 11, and arrive at Nashville at 10 P. M.
Accommodation Train will Ie-ive Wartrace at H.30 A. M.
Arrivu at Nashville at lrt.15. Returning, leave: Nashville
at 3 P JL, Arrive at Wart race at tUo daily, Sunday e
cepfed.) ' fmarJ'W:
ALBBHT COOK sTcO
MANUFACTURERS AND EMP0RTEE3 OF
OPTICAL, JIATHEMATICAL AND SUR
VEYING: INSTItUJIENTS,
NO. 9 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK
marchS 3ra.
CAN Alt V SKEU One barrel Prtrh. Canary Seed,
just received and forsalebr STRETCU A ORB,
maris Corner College AUnioa U.
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