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NASHVILLE AND SMITHLAND VOICE OF THE PK0P Twenty Negroes "EtOR which the Cash wilt be pak) if delivered to JL ms soon. I wih fnim IT In 25 vjra HALF barrels molasses for by MARTIN Mc.U.ISTF.U. i PA1.VK, OIIS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES, JUST RECEIVED from N. Yo-k and Philadelphia, and for sale by D.VIU SAFFA URAN5 on accommodating terms, a very EX TENSIVE AiSOlt. l'MENT of the following articles, to which be would call the attention of Physicians, Planter, Painters and Merchants; DRUGS.

Opium Camphor Cream Tartar Castile Soap Liquorice Balsam Copaiva Rhubarb Jalap, Aloes Flors. Chamomile' Gum Aribic Castor Oil Quickrilver Magnesia Manna Holland Flour Sulphur Alcohol Horni, ref'd and erode Calomel Red Precipitate Corrosive Soblimnto Aqua Ammonia Spirits Nitre Dulcis Super Carbonate Soda Tartaric Acid Epsom Salts Laudanum, Paregoric Senna Sulphate Quinine DAVID SAFFARSANS 'TO' ''PRINTERS. Ij jic t'ouudry nd I'riiilei'stirnlfthing lVreJioDse. "I1E subscribers have opened new.Type Jl dry in the cily of Now York, where ihey are 1 reiily lu supply orders tu uny extent, for any kind of Job or Fancy Type, ink. Taper, Galley, Cases, Brass Rule, Stool Column Hole, Composing Slicks, Cli mm, and every arliclo reccssury a printing ofiir.u.

'I he Type, which are cot in imitation "of the Eng-ish letters, nru cast in new moulds, from im entirely new net of iiiutrines, with deep counters, nrewnr-renled In be ansorpas-ed by any, and will be sold at price to suit the Uuie-i. All tho type furnished by is hand-cast." The Tj pes fioili any foundry can ho irialcltod at this establishment. Priming Presses furnished, and alo oleam engine of trie most approved patterns. Composition rollers cast fur printers Editors nl newspapers who will buy five times as much typo us their bills amount tu, may give'the above twelve months insertion in their paper, and send-one' ol their papers only, containing it to the subscriber. COCKCROFP OVEREND, Sept.

24, 12m 68 Ann-i-t. RESCUED EltO.M DEATH. Disease liad In id the strong man low lie writhed in torture's strife, And through Time's glass wiih rnpid flow, Clided his sands of life senrco could turn from side to tide, A CIrii olMCOfed his And all who suw the suffered cried, "Alus! this man must die!" Hut no; when doctors hid essayed Their olrmist skill in vain, E'en as fnr present death he prayed, In thioes of mortal pain. A friend, (such friend, if Heaven wills, lib mine, in danger dread) Armed with a box of Spunccr's Pills, Approached the patient's bed. He forced them down the sick man's throat What need tho rest to trill Saved by the sovereign antidote, The man lhnagh booked for Charnn'd boat Within a monihs wob wolll.

ICySeo Advertisement. Jim. 13h-6m, liVEItV THING' NEW AND FKESfif- I PAIKTS. Window GUss nf all sizes and qatlities While lead dry tt in oil iled Lead Litharge pirits Terpentine Putty Whiting Verdigri, dry and in oil Crome Yellow Yellow Ochre, French and American Prussian lilac Vemillion Ratien Stone Ivory Black Gum Copal Paint Biushes, all sizes RosePink Lamp Black British Lustte Glae of all sorts Gold and Silver Leaf Gold Silver Bronze Copper Bronze Paris green Spanish Brown Venetian Red f'and Paper Pumice Stone Rosin Japan," Copal, Coach and Harness Varnish Turkey-Umber Terra de Sienna Red Chalk Gum Shellac Bright Varnish Sash Tools, all sizes Black Lead Carmine j)RUG Oil Peppermint and a I Esseniial Oils iGum Myrrh Cnntharidus Gum Peruvian Bark Corks of all kinds Sarsaparilla Sponges, cnarse fine Druggists' Glat-swure Vials Gum Gamboge Colocynth Opposite Union Street. I russcs French Brandy Mederia Win Port Wino Sweet Wine Imperial Ten Sp inish Sugars Pot and Pearl Ashes Starch l.qoorice Hall Bath Brick Suleralus Fig Blue Powdered Ginger Root Alum Olive Oil, in boltlcsand baskets Nutmegs Saltpetre Pepper Sauce Mncoboy SnufT Scotch do I.Maco old.

M. HAMILTON. JWJVairu Hamilton's Drug-Stoie. Feb 4 po EMS AND BALLADS of Schiller, with his Life by Buler. A.

BILLINGS SON. FREIGHTS THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. THE Steamer MAGIC, on her next trip to Pittsburgh, will piva ItilU nf Ijirlint, f- a through to I'hiladeluhia and Baltimore, as follows: Cotton and Tobacco 95 cent per lOOIbs. Bacon, fic 02- 44 Beeswax ami Ginsecg. 1 15 Feathers and Wool I 25 The Magic is looked for ubool the 6ih of April.

JOHNSON Si SMITH, April I. 1846. Agents. Nashville nuri CiiichiiiaU- PACKET, Belle of Nashville. THIS highly popolar Packbt, still commnnded by Captain New-comb, will run regularly during tho cnsa.ng season between this pon an 1 Cincinnati.

Truly thankful for the iitiera, patronage heretofore extended, in rolieiting a continuance, begs leave to offer the assurance, that no pains or expense shall be spared to render his Boat safe and agrueabje. Special attention paid to filling orders. For freight nr passage, apply on board or to YEATMAN (Si ARMISTED, Agents. Dec dr. rogehs' COMPOUjYD syrup of LrlVEfitWOKT AMD TAB.

A safe and certain cure for COJVSUMPTIOJV of the LfJTGSt Spitting of Blood, Coughs, Jlstlima, Puin in the Side, Bronchitis Wfiooping Cough, and all PULMOJiJIRY AFFECTIONS. what the celebrated Dr. RICHARD'S sayi, a Physician of more than 30 curd jtunding; TO nil whom it may concern, I make the following Ptaic-nietit: Conscious that It umy appear unprofeeslonat tt iwonly from a perfect conviction and thorough knuwfc-oilaeof the t-ssentjol benefit anil ecientlfir, urigin of the pa ration fpoktn oil that I leI coiistrnined trom a scnc of it.at iltity comply wiih thu requi-stor the proprietor. 1 am most Inveterate np'Htgcr of quacks and quack medicines in nny farm, and iuohi fully coincide wiih the clause? in the Code of Eil.ks lately adopted hy the Mediral LODveiuion ofOnio, relating particularly to that puhjecl; ft may, here! ore, be inferred thai it from personal exppriuietit with the prrparation.iir.d a positive awuraiicG of its beneficial results, that induces me to recommend ft as tKiiug ull that it re is iiuoll to he. The patient, Mr.

Churles Wade, Sixth Btrcet, Morket Space, whom I nllowed to try the effect of tho medicine, (hut- which 1 would hnve done under no c6nsiderntion whatever, had nut seen a copy of the receipt from which the medicine is prepared, abmiuetl from tho agent, and which I am satisfied Is authentic,) wan quite low with the early stages of pulmcmury Coim-imption, for which 1 had been treating lit the usual manner, though with less than my usual succc; al his earnest request, and. that of hb friendd, I examined the receipt, and was sufficiently sat-tslieil of ltd scientific composition to allow the trial, and I am obliged to confess its effect was ut leapt suiprislng, tuafuniich that, alter the consumption of the second bottle, my professional risits were discontinued, though I frequently saw my patient afterwards, restored to perfect iicnlth. The preparation is called Dr. ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVERWORT. AND and from the examination of the receipt, aud the success In my own experiment, I do conscientiously recommend It aa a useful und valuable medicine; nml I should urcemy brother ptnctlttou-ers to procuie the receipts, as 1 feel convinced they will nyree with me ns to Its excellence, and will no doubt use it in their practice, as 1 shall most certainly do, bclievim; it to be a most vnlunble aid in pulmonary cases that baffle the ordinary mode of treatment.

WM. RICHARDS. M. J). Cincinnati, OcL 18-14.

Read the FotLOwine C0 ANOTHER LIFE Wc are permitted to pub-llsti the following certificate from 1. Ludlow, -Esq. residing on -Race Bireet, two doors above Fifth, (the most rcmnrkalile cure' in the annals of medicine.) who was cured, even after his consulting Physician publicly admitted he had passed all hopes of recovery I Deab Sm I have been ono of the strongest opponents of quackery, and until now have Jookcd.ns to an oracle to the advice of my family physic lit and not now meaning toctistuny reflections upon the Faculty, will stale what I conceive to be duo to the afflicted, oo less than justice to the inestimable virtues of-DR. ROGERS' LIVERWORT" and TAR. jg-14- i Wainr- afflicted with a severe which, after much doctoring for three inuutti, seciarui settled into an obstinate perpetual Cough, Fever and Pain, and In the opinion of my physician and friends I wos a doomed man, and I myself began to despair; my case by the Spring of M5 became so desperate that 1 wasVreduccd: to my sick, and, ns all supposed, my death bed.

A physician of high standing was then, by my medical catled in consultation, and, as nil else seemed to have failed, they permitted and, in fact, procured for men bottle of your medicine; the directions were torn 00, and other directions given. 1 may here, however, mention that-after taking the first bottle, another preparation of Liverwort akd-Tak was given me, (which was no more like the first than darkness like daylight,) which produced a relapse; nnd It-was not mil the (bird bottle was procured second of the genuine) that I ascertained to what I was, under Provirienre, indebted for life and health. It is sufficient to stale that by the ue of 2 bottles, I have-become a well man. You arc at Utterly to use this as you. choose, mid, Indeed, my sympathy for all afflicted with that terror of terrors, Consutttptioni induces me to hope that you, will use it to their advantage, (Sined) DEM MING LUDLOW.

Cincinnati, December 27t 18-15. A. h. SCOVILL, Wholesale Agent for the West and. Smith.

S.E. corner of Fifth and Race stirets, Cincinnati, O. For sale by M'NAIRY HAMILTON, and J. H. rj A'ashvilte, Tcnntsgco.

Way 3m i. Fall and winter strained, Sperm, Linseed, Olioe, (or Sweet,) Tanner's, Train, Lard and A'eal's Fool Oil, Alcohol, and Turpentine, Sperm and Slerine Candles. ALSO Just received a liuu assortment of FLO SEEUS, and Ltndruth's celebrated. Garden Seeds. April 3.

1846-lf SEMIWEEKLY 1 SLIGO PACKETS i FOR SMITHLAND. SLIGO, Cableb, Master. COMMERCE, Miller, Master. Sljo Nashville cvr.r i- Tiinrsd'y at 10 AM t'onimerce Sllro Commerce nnltirij'vf soury ju Monday Thursday PM VVediienfiyJf Saiui'y 5 AJoadajf a.nd Thursday 9 Wed esd-iy 4 Salurd'y 9 Monday Tnursday lu Wednesday Satur'y 10 Moaday 4 Thursday 1 1 41 Wednesday $-Satur 11 Mnndav Thursday ISnlcH Wedaesdav Satur'y 12 Tuesday and Friday 3 AM Thursday and Sunday '2 Clait.Tl'le Sllfo.Caro'd Iroa Vkb Coipmerce Sllgo Dover Cuminerce Line Port Commerce 8ilo Canton Commerce 44 Slipo Bldyville Commerce 44 FOR NASHVILLE. teavrs Smitlila'd eveiy Tucsddj and Kildiy at .1 Monriar and Thursday 5 Hligo Eddyvills Tuesday i.u.l 1 1 44 Monday Thursday 11 4 Wednesday 4' Salur'y 1 AM Tuesday and Friday 1 44 Wednesday a- Satur4y 3 4 Tucsitayand Friday 3 44 Wednesday Batur'y 7 44 Tuesday and Fihlay 7 44 Wednesilay 4-Salur'y 8 44 Tuesday and Friday 8 41 Wcdtirsday 4- Salur'y 3 P5! Tucsttay aud Friday 3 44 i.ouiinercc' SIlZ.i Commerce.

Hllpo Commerce Sllro Commerce Canton Line Fort Dover lieo, CumbM Iron Wks Commerce 44 Sllco Clark.ville Commerce 44 Office opposite the wharf, Nashville. A- L. DAVIS. The undersigned begs leave most respectfully to tender his grateful acknowledgements to the public for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, upon thc.Sligo Packet Line and hnpes that in future ho will meet with a continuance nf the public. confidence.

He has added to his Packet Line the'beautiful and splendid swift Steamboat Commerce. In fuluio these Steamboats will leave this Port alternately, every Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock A. These Packets are commanded by skilful and experienced officers, who will at all times so demean themselves as to contribute to the safety, care and com fort of all passengers who may be pleased to favor him with a passage on said line. A L.

DAVIS SCP For passage, apply at the Sligo Packet Office, fronting Water slreet, near the wharf, at the end of Broadway, at the upper landing. December 6, 1845 NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE PACKET. War Yeatman, Master; Reeder, Clerk4 THIS new and tplendid Steamer will be complete about the 20ih February, and will commence her regular trips between the above pons that time. She is modelled and built by Mr. Jamb) Murray of Louisville, whose boats are generally ncmitled, for strength and speed, superior to those of any other builder.

She will carry over 600 tons, aid draws light ubool 30 inches, which will enable heio come to Nashville at any lime during the businesseason. Her light draughi, speed, and comfortable accommodations, added to the quiet und gcntlemanlyxde-portmcnt of her officers, commend her strongly vto the travelling community -and freighters; of whoth we respectfully solicit for hern portion of their patronage. For freight or. passage, apply to YEATMAN ARMSTEAD, Agents. Jan.

21, 1846. NEW PACKET STEAMER REGULAR NASHVILLE and NEW ORLEANS PACKET, EVERY EIGH TEEN DAYS. The splendid and fast-running Steamer SAM DALE, Jacob Commarder, Geo. R. Price, Clerk.

''I'MIIS splendid light draught nnd fust ronning JL Steam Packet having been purchased eipress-ly for the Nashville and New Orleans, trade, will ho here by the 16lh and will leave for New Orleans on Saturday the I81I1 inat. at 10 o'clock A. M. For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSON SMITH, Or, in case the "Sam Dale" should not reach here, on account of low water, apply to A. L.

DAVI3, Ihe Sligo Packet Office. With tho view of establishing the "Dalo" as a regular Packet, she has selected her days a follows to this port, and will in all cases endeavor to leave punctually; and in case of low water in the Cum berland, the "Sligo" Packet Line will take passen gers to the 44jale, and sho will not be detained at any time. The leaves here on Saturday, 18th April, at 10 o'clock, M. Wednesday, 6th May, Sunday, 24th May, Thursday, 11 Ih June, Monday, 29th Jnno, Friday, 17th July, Nashville, April 3, 1846 if riGERSOLL'S HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR; 1812 and 13; for-sale by A. BILLINGS SON.

PURIFY THE BLOOD. AlNU TOiI KESTORATIVE BITTERS, FOB. THE CURE OF feadnche, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Ithetirr Rlieurantism, Piles, Hcartliurn, Worms Dispepsia, ScurTj Cholera Morbus, Small Jox, Juunuice, Huinsy, i-nins initio Rack, whoomne Cotish. Inward Weak ness, Consumption, Fits, Palpitation of the Heart. T.iivcr Complaint, ltisintr in the Throat, Aisth the Skin, kinds (joius.

uoui, uravei, uinuie compiainis Nervous Complaints, and all other Diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood. AND Morbid Secretions of the LIVER and STOMACR1I. Sr FEverv difetiss to which the human frame is subject originate from impurities of the blood or derangements of the Digestive Organs Dr. Spencer's VEGETABLE MEDICINES being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as natnre intended Bhould operate on the impurities of the Human System, Strike at THE IKOOT OF THE UISEASB. removing all impurities from the body, opening the pores externally ana iniernauy, separating an lureigu and obnoxious panicles from the Chvle, so that the blood of which it is the origin mast be throughly pure necessarily securing a free and vigorous action to the Heart, Langs, Liver and Stomach thoreby RESTORING HEALTH, By opening the pores, cleansing the veins and arteries, nnimpeding all the natural vents and purifying the blood, tliey render the system or only thoroughly sound, bat almost impervious to disease.

EVEN WHEN AIO. OTHER MEAB HAVE FAILED. the last twelve months more than one hundred cases nf the mos! aggravated formB of DYSPEPSIA have been cared by this Medicine, where rigid dieting, the Blue and every other means had been resorted to without any benefit, and when death stared its miserable victim fully in the face. If Dr Medicine were not adapted to the enre of any bat this HORRID MALADY, their uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient to. "Waft on to fame" the name of their inventor, AS A BENEFACTOR OF HIS SPECIES, CJ'rhi Medicine fails to cure the worst cases of PILES, in one week! For a more detailed descriotion'of this Medicine, the manner of its operation, tho complaints it is adapted to and the cures it has performed, we re- ler the reader to our agents, wno win giveioema Pamphlet gratia JQ-Sild.

whole sale arid; retail at the New Yorl prices by nil the Druggists in Nashville, and by at Agent in all the Towns and Villages in the Fob. 1 3. Iriw6m Fb. 25, 1846. I For Sale.

A LIKELY ynui'B NK.GRO WOMAN in her 20th year Apply J. AVERY, Nashvillo Jan. 1. Olnthinjc Store. I KMORKIIOIDS, OR PILES, is a t.jseae pinduct-tl bv local irritation, costive ness, purgative stiinclants, undue determination of blood to the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessivn riding or walking, or a congestive slate of tho liver, end often by a peculiarity nf the constitution iiself It is usually considered under throe forms, or va-rielirs, a follows: lllicd Piles, White Piles, and Bleeding Piles.

This disease is so common, and an very well known, that description of its symptoms is not deemed necessary. The success that has followed the use of Ihe Embrocation in Ihe euro of this disease, has been truly astonishing. Physicians now advise their patients to try it, ns the only PILE MEDICINE. In addition to its being pnsitivo remedy for tho Piles, it sever fails tn euro that INTOLERABLE ITCHING, which is so very common, nnd has hs location in the same part as the Piles. Read tho following from tho editorial columns of Alexander's weekly Messenger: Found at Last.

A sure cure for Iht Piles! Physicians and chemists have long been anxious to di-covor- a'medicine that wnuld care one of the most troublesome diseases, tho Piles. Success has at last been the resull. Dr. JACKSON'S PILE EMBROCATION not only stops all bleeding, allay pain and inflammation, subdues that intolerable itch ing, but effectually cores, like a charm, and in a very short lime, persons whose lives have been rcn dertd miserable foi yenrs. Only a few from tho great number of certificates will bo published.

Kead the lollnwtng: PILES! Philadelphia, March 10, 1845 Hotel. l)r, Jackson Sir: I think there aro few dis eases more common und than the Piles, and during the Inat fifteen years I have suffered from them very much, causing pain, bleeding, and initnoderato itching; 1 used all tho various rente'- rites, but without rebel, until 1 got a bottle ol your Embrocation from Dr. Jayne, No 8 South Third street, which hos completely cured ittu in tnreo weeks! lours, trulv. S. II.

PLIMPSON. And the following from the Editor of tho Philu delphia Times: Highly Important! Jackson's bmbrocannn never fails. It is the only medicine now sold for the cure of one of the most common and troublesome diseases. A friend who has been cured by it asks ns lo speak warmly in praise of tho ellicacy of Jackson's Pile Embrocation. Ho describes it as being the very best remedy of the kind ever imagined by tho enthusiast in pharmacy.

Prepared only by Dr. N. JACKSON, Philadel-phia, and sold wholesale and retail by HENDERSIIOTT Jc stretch, DruggiBts and Chemists, corner Cedar st. and the Square, Nashville, Tenn. np22 2m CONSUMPTIVES, READ! rfUIOlUSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF M- TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA, for the pre-vention and cure of Pulnionnry Consumption.

Attention is requested to the following Bstonishing Philadelphia, March 9, 1844. Mr. S. P. Thomson Dear Sir.

Four years ago I hiula violi.ni-ttitolr of Bilious Fever, which lel my general neaiin in a wretctted condition, with great weakness at the Chest, a slight cough snper vened, which gradually increased in violence tnlil all the symptoms of Pulmonary Consumption became fearfully apparent: such as copious night sweats, soreness and swelling of the throat, hectic fever, hoarseness and often total loss of voice, a sense of suffocation and dreadful oppression, so that lor ten months together, it was necessary every night to prop me up with pillows almost in a sitting posture, bleeding from the Lungs, and at one time 1 threw op a full pint of blood. Such was my disirens, that I had to keep my throat constantly moist with some cooling liquid; and, to crown all, I suffered with violent palpitation of the heart. During my protracted sufferings, I used all the popular remedies for Consumption, but none" of them even so much as relieved me. 1 also bad Ihe advice, at different periods, of four good Physicians, who did nil thoy could for me, with no uvuil. They in lorn pronounced me incurable, and' said I might linger a few monihs, bat my disease was confirmed Consumption, and beyond'lhe roach of medical skill.

In order if possible to procure at lea an abate- ment of my sufferings, a friend suggested tho use of your Compound syrup ol Tar. and bronchi me a bottle, and I could scarcely credit the evidence of my senses, at Ihe immediate and wonderful reliel it afforded inc. I took it regularly for two monihs; every symptom gradually disappeared, my lungs healed my strength returned, und. astonishing as it may seen, from being scarcely able to raise'my head from Ihe pillow, I am now able to walk. miles without fatigue, and your invaluable medicine has through the blessing of God, been tho means, literally, of rescuing me from the grave.

Should yna think proper to publish this, yon are at. liberty to refer the afflicted to me, that every word of tho foregoing my lie substantiated by. hie in person. Mart Hakey, 48 Spruce st. SCy-This valuable medicine is put up in; bottles, having the following words blown in the glass Compound Syrup of Tar for Consumption, wilhont which none is genuine.

Fnr site by HENDERSIIOTT Sc STRETCH, Druggists, Agents, corner of Cedar -St. and the Square, April 22. 2m. Nashville, Tenn. JVorn the Philadelphia Sun.

READ AND Don't be so miserly, but follow the dictates of common sense. How many thousands there are, who, for the paltry sum of two dollars, are willing lo remain deaf for yet it is no more strange than true! Not-wi! (islanding many of iheir friends and acquaintances have been perfectly cured by iho uso of Scarpii'n Acoustic Oil, and letters and certificates of on-doubted authority may be daily examined at the store where the medicine is for salejyel because there is bare possibility of its failure, they continue not only to annoy their friends; but lo be miserable themselves. 1 Read what Scarpa's Acoustic Oil has done! The greatest cute ever yet performed by any medicine! 4 1 never fails. ''Fromthe Albany Daily Knickerbocker. West Troy, June 3, 1844 This is to certify that Willtfrd Jenka.

proprietor ol tho West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with deafness in one ear for the last twenty years, and in tho oihcr fnr ihe last year, so that it was impossible for me to hear ihe loudest vnicu, and after trying various rem edits without improving my hearing in ihe laast, 1 was induced lb try Scarpa's CompoundAcoastic Oil for ihe cure of deafness, and it is with great gratification I am enabled to slate that it has perfectly restored my hearing, and I will be happy to see. any person who wishes for information in relation to my case, at my place in West Troy. WlLLABD JEHKS. For sale by HENDERSIIOTT STRETCH, Chemists and Druggists; corner of Cedor street and the April 22 2m. Nashville, Tenn.

JlAcovmc DILI wyTBE omr cure m- ira" THK IMPROVED Indian Pills, (made nr ir.nnn physician,) A aoit txctl.enlt psinl d.mi nrrfr faring tnidU cine, jur the cure if KF.VF.RS, IMPIIUE tlUXll). AGUE. WANT OP API'KTITB, WOHMS, CWSTIVfcXESS, LIVER COMPLAIN r. FOUL STOMACH, CHNKKAl. llKIULlTV.

HEADACHE, PAINS llF ALL KINDS, INFLUENZA, FKMALK COMPLJ1NTS, And all Distant that PILLS, nr Any ki.nd, can possibly cure ot kohck them down Thoso iv Im have conscientious snruplus will please read the following, never bofore puhli-lhrd facta regarding the Sugar Coated linpiovdl Indian Vrgotable Pills, for Consumption, Colds, llhcnina. I ism, Dyspepsia and Fevers. Having been attacked sums months sine, with a bad cough, weakness in my chest and lots of appetite, I used Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew worm; with cold rweats ci: night could not sleep and believed I was in a consumption. I pio-cured a box of Dr. Smith's sugar Cmiad Improved Indian Vriieuililu ruts, which reslnmd nit health within six days, and I hulicvu thi iii tu be the best jemedy I over used GEO.

W. GRANGER. Cembrttlgo, Oct. 19, 1844. 4 Extract from A.U- PafieV Icllrr, Gated.

Hath, Jauuiry 1st, 1845. The Sugar Coated Induui Vegetable Pills you sent mo sell well ind give und tattsfnetion. They sell butter than any I hnve Vi.il Gxtract from Levi Itorretl's lui, nated, Canaan, Feb. 8, 1845. Tho Pills which I recttved of you have given such universal satisfaction whuro thoy have been purchased, and the sale has been so uniform, that I thought beat to request you lo send me on some mine of thorn immediately, ha.

Extract from VVm. N. Packard's letter, dated, Jan. 22d, 1845. Sir Enclosed is tho payment for tbo last 1'illa, You will please send mo liy'expreis another lot, say 6 or 8 doz.

They givo good satisfaction. I have not on hand mote than boxes and do not wish to be cot out of them one day. Extract from Daniel Tall Son's letter, dated, Tul'tsvillu, Feb. 6, 1845. Yoqr.

Pills wore received a fow dajs suite, and wo havu sold soma of them, and havn used sumo uf them ourselves and think very favorably of Ihein, and thoy are liked by thota who have nacd llietn. Mr. J. P. Smith ofjIiiMceater states that he has sold all and wishes 8 dofen'more immediately; and thoy give such universal satisfaciinc that he has determined to sell no other kind uf Pills, Mr.

A. Allen of Palmer Depot, stales that "he wits very thankful he was appointed agent, as his wife has been an invalid for some time, and a.box of these pills immediately cured her, also that they had performed alike wdndtrful cures in tho town, and was entirely out and wanted some immediately was agent for other Pills, hut should only recommend theso. Kxtractfrom J. 11. Danfurtli'a letter, dated, Barnard, Jan.

11, 18415. Please send me immediately 0 dozen Smiih'ii Sugar Coaied Indian Vegetable Pills. Those yon sent a short' time sinco are nourly all sold and give universal satisfaction. The following loiter from ihu South shows in what high estimation theso pills are held: Harper's Ferry, April 21, 1846. Dr.

II. W. Andrews Sir I am in wanlol moro Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. 1 have not one in store. There has been much sicknesB, and us I have been iiiach ungaged the pills ran out before I v.

as aware of it. They are well liked hero. You'S with rospcel, A. M. CRIDLBR.

Baliimaro, April 15, 1845. Benj. Small, M. D. Dear Sir I herewith send you a draft ld Messrs.

Swift, Briggs and you will please send me that amount in the Sugai Coated linprovt Indian Vegetable Pills. I have but 2 10-12 dozo. on hand ol the last 22 gross. I end yon tho enclosed letter from Mr. Cridler.

Yours, 3tc, 11. W. ANDREWSrprugjist. FROM THE Extract from Messrs. G.

J. Hill's lettcf; dated, Delroil, March 29,18,45. Dr. Smilh Dear Sir We received ihis'ilny per express 14 gross ofyour Sugar Coated Indi.in Vegetable Pills which came very appropua we had bean but of them for soms time and tho calls fur them had been frequent. All who havo called a second timo speak of these Pills in ihu highest terms and when oar supply was running dawn, thoBe whocums for 1 bux would take fuur or five.

We havo the highest opinion ofyour Pills and it affords as peculiar pleasuro to sell a medicine that gitea sach universal satisfaction. 100 REWARD. SOMB fifteen or sixteen adventurers in various parte ofthe country, have attempted to inlroduco "Sugar Coaled Pills," since Dr. G. Benj.

Smith's Indian Vegetable I'ills (lave made so signal a triumph, bat they have all failed from iheir incoiupeieiicy, beiog every ono nf them entirely unacquainted with the simplest medical compounds. Hut a prominent rea son lor this failure is, hat it is generally known that Dr. G. Benjamin Cmilh is the sole inventor und manufacturer ofthe genuine 1'illa, and ijluO will bo given to prove the contrary. Tno following fuels are added: 'I hu following, certificate is from the first Druggists and others in ISew York, given in 1844, making it two years ago.

NfcW Yoke, Juno 10, 1844, Wo, the undersigned, haver saw or heard ol "SUGAR COATED PILLS" until Dr. G. Ben. jamin Smith manufactured and exhibited them us about a venr since, RUSIITON 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. ISRAEL 86 Liberty si.

HORACE Druggist, 96 Hudaon st. JOHN Hudson slreet. Also, refer to! Gen. C. W.

"8ANFORD, 12 Warren street, i and Dr. T. W. DYOTT it SONS, of Philadelphia, Also hundreds of agents. OATH BEFORE the MAYOR in 1644.

Slam of New York, Cily and County ol New York as G. Benjamin Smith, within named, being duly sworn, depose and says, lllul ho is a citizen of the U-Slatea, and resides in tho city uf New York, end that he is ihu original inventor of "Sugar Couted Pills," and that lo his knowledge or belief, ihe said Pills had never been, manufactured or auld by any person except by himself or his authority, and that tho atatetuenls contained in tho within paper are true. G. BENJ. SMITH.

Swprn befure me, this 14th day of Juno, 1844. James Harper, Mayor of the city of New York. The above was sent to Washington with oar specification. and application fur a patent the following the reply: Patent Office. Received this, 17th day of June, 1844, from Dr.

Smith, the fee of 30, paid on his application lor a Patent for ar" Pill Couted with Sugar," 11, L. ELLSWORTH; Commissioner cf Patents. LETTER FROM SHERMAN. New Yory, June 28th, 1845. Dr.

G. Benjamin Smith Dear Sir I believe that you were (he first, by about a year, to make add introduce lo the public, "Sugar Coaled Pills," arid are following your business with honorable and praiseworthy exertions. Yours. A. SHERMAN, M.

106 Nassau si: It is evident that ho man in the wotuVever mad 'Sugar Coaled I'ills" before Dr, Smilhl Notwithstanding the above strong and incontrovertible facts, there is a gang of desperadoes who go about trying their best lo injuro an inoffensive citizen who has never dune them the slightest injury. Novr we are willing to leave the mauler wiih the candid judgment of our fellow man. Dr. Smith's Piilaare every where a valuable medicine and speak for themselves. BO-PRICE S5 CENTS PER BOX-C5 No "Sua a Coitsd Pills" enn bo genuine, without tbt signatule of tlie sole Inventor, G.

IIkkjahii tin ITH. M. President ol'tlie N. Y. CoUeu of tleullti, upon cveiy box.

Office devoted eicltftively to the sale of tills uiediclue, 17 Greenwich slreet. New ork A VOICE FIIOM "KENTUCKY. I have been afflicted with in Us mutt ascravsted form for three years past, and found.no relief until 1 used Dr. G. Benj.

cimuh'a-'riufliir Coaled Indian Vegetable after usln: six loxes ofamd valuable Pills I ain entirely cnied. Tbpy ale a general remedy. i'aducah, Kentucky. Nor. leia.

K. LBEMAN. W-s certify to the above fcis. Or Smith's "Susar Coaled Pills" are universally esteem- ed la this vicinity Palucah, Kentucky, Nov. 10, IIOUGE, GIVENH Mcre-anla Principal Greenwich Now York.

December 17,1846 litw6ni NEW, CI1EA1' CASH. College Street, between Union St. and the Square, NASHVILLE, TENN I 3 HE subscriber would respectfully inform Conu-'i. try Merchants, Physicians, mid the publicgen-ru'v, ilmt he hits jusl opened an entire new stock tUESHand KJVUIJVE IRUGS AiVO ftlEDICIXES, Pillri and Thorn psonien Brushes, Mcdie.ine, (llass, l'liints, Oil, Sunps, llyu Stuffs, Perfumery, Printing und Writing Ink. Paste lliucking, Writing anil Letter Stone are, Snuffs of all kinds.

nnd miiiy othur uniclo-i, such .14 are usually kept is Drug Stores in ihe W'eslorn country which he in determined to Bell at the very lowest price for cash. Great euro will he taken to put up Physicians' and Country Merchants' hills in the best munner and nfurticlos of tho best quality. He will make it the interest of those wishing to buy to give htm a call before purchasing. Beeswax and (liuseng (uken in exchange for Drag Medicines, at cash prices. JOHN 11.

EWIN. August 25, 1S45. jFixshWlii.tc lLcad. KEGS "Avery Si Ogden's" pure White received and for sale by Ap. 29th.

JOHN H. WIN. Sulnli. Oniuiiic. OUNCES of sulpli: Uumino ol Superior quality, und oth'r chemicals, re-.

JUjLYII KiVI.I. oifby Flasks, Itoilfes, UOZEN quart Bottles, 61 dozen Pint Flasks. With a general assortment of Windu as, Oljss Jars, dc received and for side in the owost Market price hy JOHN II. EvVIN. Cities- VsiU'ar, BARRELS of good quality received and for Balo verv low by April 2D.

JOHN 11. IN. Oils, 20 Bills het.1 Linseed Oil; 10 'v Spirits oT Turpentine; 2711 Kegs pure White Lead, warranted equal to any in this market; 4 Bbls superior Copal Varnish; 1600 Lbs American and English Venilian Red, 10 Bbls Spanish Whiting; Also Chrome nnd French Greens, Chrome Yel-nw, Lump Black, dry Wnita and Red Lead, received and for salo cheap hy JOHN II. EWIN Spring and Summer Stock Complete. AVE' now received a full stock of SPUING and SUM.MKlt GOODS, to which they in vito tho nttention of purchasers.

Their stock i3 decidedly fine, and will most be sold at vtnv profits. All thoy ask is un i xaminntion of their prices to convince any one that the above statement is correct. Among the Inst goods received, will he found somo splendid PurtB embroidered Capes, do. do. Canzods.

do. do- Linen Cam. Handkerchiefs, do. Long and Short Under Sleeves, super white Lace Falls, Ombre, Ilerage, (for diesses) Ombre Borage Shawlb, (a nuw article,) Curiain Damask, Turkey Red PrintB and Bordering. India Matting, jrjThose wishing to purchase are respectfully iliviied to call and examine the ubovo stock, as thore is nn doubt but it will be to their interest.

iy 61 in. NOTICE. U1E Insurance and Trust Company have thisdav declared Dividend ol lonr tier cent, on tho Cnnilnl Stock of said Company, for the las six mouths, which will be paid to the Stock-lioldors, nr their legal, representatives, in cash, on or after Tuesday the 5th day of May. JAMES WALKER, Sec. 1m.

V'IlVE-GAK Jjbbls. superior Cidor Vinegar, just ruceivnd and for sale low by may8 D. TRIGG CO. ICrARS. 5 St CKiAKS.ot the most se- ni" toci uranas, warraiuea as fine an article as ever offered in this market, just received and for sale very low by May.

6 D. TRIGG CO. JYew; riS" and Summer IC INKS Indigo, Flotant Cloves Castor Oil, in bottles Cinnaninon Friction Matches Carbon Ammonia Soda lor washing Mustard, London Cayenne Pepper PowJored Nutmges Powdered Cinnamon Beeswaw. Myer's chewing Tobacco PHYSICIANS GLASSWARE. Tincture all sized Jars do Ground Stoppers Vials-assorted from oence to 8 ounces Great Imliiccinciits OFFERED TO COVJYTRY AND DEALERS AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (JIKAR BORE, SIGN OF THE BlG INlilJlN-Vnion st.

AVING a large and complete assortment of Cigars on hand, I offer gfeal inducements to country Merchants and dealers" generally to lay in iheir soppliea, as my present slock is to be sold off at a very small advance on t3Cost for Cashed consisting of every variety, as follows: Regalias, Trabuces, Millars, Havanas; Ca-nones, Cazadores, Prensados, Ladies, Cigarros. Also A fine lot of Melee Cigars, very low. Extra finehowing and line eat Smoking Tohncen. Delphit's extra fine Macunba Snuff, for sale low by March 6. J.

W. TERR ASS. MOIIISON'S HYGEIAN PILLS. Monthly Report of the Exeler Hygeian Dispensary to the British College of Health at London continued. D1SORDERSOFTIIE EYES.

Sarah Bell, aged 52 years, resided in North street; cured of iritis, or strong inflammation of the. left eye; the intolerance of light was so great, and the inflammation of so severe a nature, that there was little or no hope of saving the eye; however, after a few weeks' perseverance with s'rong doses of Morison's Pills a perfect cure was effected, and she continues qoilo well to the present time. The treatment in such cases, according to tho present practice, would have been bleeding by leeches, blistering, cold lotions, purgatives, very much qaestion whether, by each means, she would not' have lost her sight altogether. Bell's doses were five, eight, ten and twelve pills at a dose, every night, Nob. 1 and 2 al- tamely, ttjljl t'lLLIAM GREEN, aged 40.

is a Cabinet-maker, residing at St. SidwellV Exeter; cored of inns, or cale inflammation of the right eye, from which he ha1 ten weeks, and when ho came under my treatment, he was quite disabled, so much-so, he neither could raise the eyelid or Tace the light. Ho had been under the treatment of a surgeon of Exeter', who salivated him, and ibis is the usual mode of Ireatmentnccording to the present practice; but the disease got worse instead of better, from the mercurial action, and when the man came to Ihe Hygeian Dispensary he was not relieved. Suffice it to say, that one month's perseverance with Mori- son's Pills, in strong and varied doses, a perlect euro. w.

tureen took Irom seven to twelve pills of Nos. 1 and 2 every night alternately. CHARLES TODD'S child, aged 5 years, residing in Musgrove's alloy Exeter; cured of iritis, or nllaminution of the right eye. The intolerance of light was so great, that he was obliged to be con-6ned to a dark room. One month's perseverance with Morison's Pills, perfectly restored him, and he is now as well as ever.

Took the pills in doses of five and seven of Nos. 1 and 2 every night. W. WHITE, aged 63, residing in Hilliars-street, Exeter; cored cf impaired vision of long standing. White took from three to five and seven of Nos.

1 and 2 alternately, going to bed. CONSUMPTION. URIAH G1TS1IAM, aged 34, is by trade a carpenter or wheelwright, residing at Hontton Clist, four miles from-Exler; cured-of -consumption, afier having been three' months a patient to the Exeter Dispensary, and after having been pronconced incurable by thoao medical men whose care he was under at that institution. Previous to his going to the Dispensary he was under the care of Dr. Black- all, and Mr.

lacker, surgeon, both of Exeler. The medical men at ihe Dispensary considering his to be a lost case, informed his friends that notl'ing conld be done for him further than to give him something to ease the cough, and when I first saw l.im he was reduced 10 a shadow, and laboring under the worst symptoms of consumption, 1 never considered his to be a curable case under any treatment. However, suffice'it to say, i that after persevering for one month only with Morison's Pilla, taking from ten to twelve per diem, a cure was perfectly effected, and he is now Decome a stoat and strong man, and nag never been ill since, a considerable time having elapsed since his restoration. MARY ANN HOMPHREAS, aged 19 years and a half, residing at Heavitre'e, near Exeter; cured of consumption, of three year's standing, accompanied with the usual symptoms, night sweats, distressing coughi'with enpious expectoration, pain in the chest, general debility, and wasting of the whole frame. Sho persevered wiih Morison's Pills, in varied doses, for the space-of nine at the expiration of which time, she became quite restored, and is now grown quite stout and strong.

Began with three Nes. 1 and 2, every night alternately and increased to 5 at.d 6, and continued in these varied doses until well. EDWIN SNOW, aged 21years, by trade a carpenter, residing at Newton Popploford, twelve miles from Exeter; cured, of consumption by taking the pills for two months, other medical treatment haying failed. Began with three of Nos. 1 and 2, night and morning, -and increased to five and six; continued those doses until well.

JOHN B. WEST, Agent. May 1, Union slreet, Nashville. PARISIAN MILLINERY SSJiZ.i.lK. rg'VIF.

Ladies nf Nashville and vicinity are most JB respectfully informed that every exertion has been made to obtain the most -strictly fashionable Btyle of Spring and Summer Fancy BONNETS; A la Reine, Guipure, 11 Dudiesse, and a la lio-hemienne, nnd every desirable design from Paris, New Orleans, and Eastern cities. Likewise, dress Caps, and every variety, of Fancy Millinery Goods. Embroidered Capes. Collars, Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, Fariisolettes, Sun Shades, Likewise, a lgoMonniem of MlssesDonncta of Straw, Birdaoyo, Vienna, Albeit Braid, plain Straw and Florence, all of the latest shapes VV ill open on 1st of April the Spring Pattern Bonnets. N.

B. Bonnets cleaned nnd nlteied in a superior style ut the Parisian Millinery Bazaar, Union St. near the Post Ollice. Nashville, March 30. 3m AT COST.

WE PROPOSE SEL LING OUR ENT1HE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Literally at cost for cask and cash only BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALL articles will be carefully marked, and no deviation in price allowed on any account. Most of llie stock is new and of very desirable qualities. Tho stock of Bonis, Shoes nnd Slippers con sists of Soil packages, embracing every desirable ar- tide for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses, Boys and 1 1 niipw In nilitilinti will hn nfFnrRd nn enmn i terms, about 100 cases or dozen Beaver, For, RuBsia I and Silk Hals, made in the latest style. All of which have been bouaht from manufacturers at the lowest rates.

Our object being 10 close oar business, purchasers may rely on a strict adherence on our part to what we proposo, viz: at cost for cash until the enure stocie is ciosea out. A. B. ROBERTSON IIOLLIN3. Nashville, April 24, 1846.

Fresh Drugs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIJLS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASSWARE. re ceivmg by VV: V. J. W. BERRY.

iilrch 2D. Burrows' Lexington Mustard A SUPPLY of this celebrated nrticle, in half and iiuarter pound cans, for sale by Dec 29. W. W. J.

B. BERRY. HUMBUG! ALTHOUGH a very exciting subject, does not engross the pnblic mind to such an extent as to prevent crowds from daily visiting the NASHVILLE CLOTHING STORE, iVesi door to B. F. Shield's Bro.

Auction Store, Public Square Where can be found the largest and best assorted Block oT FASH IOWABLE CLOTHING West of the Alleghany Mountains, and as a dissolution of our firm will take place on. the 1st of July next, and being reduce our very hcuvy stick, we will sell from-this dato at such nrice8 as will trulv aslnuhh every body even in these hard times Nov 21 COACH AND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. I H3YBCR.S WATSON WTSOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nashville and the public in general that they hnvu commenced the above on Cherry street" between Cedar street and Line street, where they are prepared to build Coaches nnd Carriages ol all kinds to order. They will keep constantly on hand a splendid assortment of Bucfgys, Barouches, Phaetons and Chariotees which they offer for sale low for cash. Those wishing to purchase will do well to give us a call: N.

B. Repairing in all branches done' at the shortest notice and in tho neatest manner, March 18 4m will receive -orders (accompanied with. Cash) for any of tho following articles, man ufactured by Wit. W. Bruce, Lexington, Ky.

lu uu per spinme. Rope Jacks, 85 00 each PANACEA! GREAT REMEDY, APPROVED BY THE For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption and all other affections of the Bronchial tubes; PREPARED entirely from the Ginseng and warranted to eontain no preparation of Antimony, Mercury or Opium. More, than 4000 bottles have ticcn sold in tbo cily of Cincinnati, atone, witliin four months, Bad in no case lias it failed to'cive entire sntisfactron. Ttie Ginseng Panacea is now ordered by Physicians of the first respectability, in their regular practice, and its claim to be contldered the only article ever diecovered capable "of speedily and permanently allaying broncMal irritation, which is the sole cause ot cnugli, ailima, bronchitis, and according to Dr. Eberle.

who htn expresses the opinion of all tho first authorities of Europe and America, oftwo-thirds of all the cases usually retarded as true tuberculous consumption, must be cont idered at forever Milled. We select the following names from a long catnlosue ol perrons who have felt Its healing Influence in their own person, or seen it in ttirlr families, and wc wish it noted that many of them are the first merchants in Cincinnati, well known to the business community ol Nashville lien who could not be induced to lend either their name or Influence to any thing of the kind, but from a deep conviction of its valutj G. VV. Phillips, Broadway, between 5th and Harrison sts. Parvin, Broadway, near Veatman.

G. W. Coffin, Buckeye Bell Fonndery, 2d st. 1 J. Varnluzcn, al Hope's warehouse, Sycamore st.

J. Trainor, Surgeon Dentist. Concref-s st- Bigger, Sec. Equitable lnturance 3d si. Stoma, Srin of J.

F. D.iir 4- Syc. and L. Market. S.

Noble, Canal Collector's office. Guthrie, Holm's paper store. Main, near 5th st. J. Jones, Assistant Clerk Hamillon Co.

Superior Court. E. U. Wheadon, from Wheadon it Ulinti, Auctioneers. Dr.

Koswr, 141b between Vine and Race. Herman, firm Flnkbinc 4r Kerman, Main. O. F. Benjamin, Importer, 3d between Main and Syc A.

Newell, Tanner. Symmes sU H. Lyon, Finisher; Front st. Dr. Drake.

Persons desiring further information, are requested to call on any of our agents, who will furnish them a pamphlet fully explanatory of the whole subject, containing the botanical medical, and commercial histury of the Giuseng, the mode in Which this discovery was arrived at, with un-eunivocal testimony of its value. For sale In NASHVILLE By W. W. i. East side ofthe Public Square.

JOHN H. EWIN. Collate st, near Union, i j. P. MATTHEWS, Market street, B.T.

HILL. Broadway, near the Also, by T. A. THOMAS, Ciarksvilie, and R. BATTOE, Canton.

TRIGG Sr Co. May 9 ly. 1 AT HAWKINS Corner Broadway, HAVE Leen received, "and will continue to receive and open a NEW and FRESH STOCK OF SPRING AND' SUMMER GOODS, compris-" itig a ere 'variety of-Staple and Fancy Goods, selected with great care, and on the best. terms, by ono of the firm in the Eastern Cities. They invito their friends and tho publio generally, to give them a trial, for.

they feel assured that they can please all who may. call, in Goods and prices. Come one, come ALL, you will find 'us ready and anxious to waitonyon. J. M.

HAWKINS CO. April8, Blank Books at Cost. We have on hand a lot of Blank Books. WE will sell at COST from this time to February 1st, 1846, to make room for a Now StockV The assortment consists of ledgers, Journals, Day' Books, Invoice Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Letter Books, IfC, of all sizes, full 'and half bound. We invite the attention of Merchants and others desiring to obtain their Blank Works cheaper than ovor before offered.

EICHBAUM SMITH. Dae. 3 00 pr 100 eyes 60 each. 374 per pair. 3 50 each.

4 00 per 100. 75 per 100. 40 00 25 00 10 00 5 00 18 00 SHEPHERD. Wire Harness Reeda, Shuttles Bobbins, Bagging Eyes, Fine English Straw Cutters, 18 Knife Guillotine Common Corn Shollers, April I. SEAY.