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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
HURTS VERMIFDGE,

HEREs is perhaps disease to which children are ex
posed that is universal and fatal as Worms; persons
all ages subject to it, and if neglected it may prove
ruinous. Then why will you hesitate when you always
have preventor your house very little expense viz
Hurts tnriUaled Termifuge. The Medicine stands pre-
emnenthe rapdity with whchit expels Worms is truly
remarkable Strict attention is all that's required "a.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally. ....
RUssELyILLE Ky, July Cd, 1853.
Mr.. B. +. HURr-Dear SIR: have been using your Yer
mituge my family since have be,n acting as Agent
for you. have used Fahnestocks, Jaypes, Loudsn &
Co.'S and others but must give yours the decided prefer
all others. would recommend it the coInu-
nifty valuable medicine Very respectfully,
sept 24-w1y 3D. MILTON ROBERTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. S4 Sycamore Street. East side, beLo'o Second
CLNCYNNAW .-- t.-
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce etc the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro
duce and articles Of CNcNNAr and PrsBJRG Mannfac-
lures. .. .
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally. - ~
JAMES COLLINS CO., Pittsburg Forwarding Agents.
ianA d K " Ena IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

A NEAT BRICK HOUSE, with eight rooms &c, in
n South Nashville opposite the new University. The
lot fronts sixty feet Market street. back upwards of
three hundred feet and fronts sxtv feet College street.
and will be divided into two lois desired by purchasers
bargain can be had by making application at No ssh
Cherry street, to X. W. BROWN,
feb4 "a Real Estate Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
i cheapest and best SOAP in the world. have Just
ceved 100 of Potash in powder for making hrd
soft Soap, receipt for making accompanies each Al
least per cent is saved in the of this article For sale
cheap BY - W.. +. GRAY,
jan22 "a Corner Of Broad and Market sis
TUST received $50 gross No. MATCHES in wood
eJ boxes. Gan22 w. F. GRAY, Broadway
T UST received OC0 CIGARS, iayorite brands, al
81 small advance ON cost by WE CRAY,
>ian22,5+ ..-l -4l zIt l-.e iiic ~ Broadway.
DIAN'S GUM CHROME GREEN, in lots to suit pur-
i chasers by Ljan22 "a w. GRAY, BrcadWay.
DRANDItsS, WINES AND HOLLAND GINA large
ID supply just recsived and for sasby w ,. ,GhA1,
jans2 "a --.t sh t4.S a--t -pioAa"a9'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
DWELLINGS, FOR SALE.


TWO Dwellings, four each, Brick the otf er
i Frame, Nos. 80 and 81, Summer ST. Broad. Said
property sexempt from taxes convenient to business nd
will be sold liberal terms. The brick house rev
and tasty building. Apply at No. 6s1z, Cherry St, to
R. W. BROWN,
febI0 . Real Estate gent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

Nht-NstiAN," A
LA-t "a - SOMETHING NEW.
VETE having completed Shop and put up all our
w machines ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
M0ULDlNGS of all sizes, BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES of all Sizes completed; BOXES of all
kinds on hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK of any
kind done. LUMBER of all kinds dressed sawed any
give call before purchasing elsewhere deter
minedto do all OF work we'll and give perfect sasac
ton and cheap 1t be done. All work delivered
to any house in without cost Shop Broad street.
west of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where we
will be found at all times ready to wait any person that
wants work. CRENSHAW & FARIS
anoe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
JOHNSON g. WEAVER.

No. % 81, SOUTH MAEt,FT STREET, NASHVILLE TENN
GENERAL COMMISSION, RECEIVING
AND FORW WARDING MERCHANTS.
And Receivers and Dealers in Cotton,
keepson hand full supply Of
GROCERIES, BAGGlNG, ROPE &c:
AND will pay the highest price for Cotton or make hbe.
al cash advances on the same for shipment
LNnsh hNilLn nnI Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,

NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
.. SAMUEL HASLAM, PROPRIETOR
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE TENN.
TTHE subscriber takes this method of returning his most
l. sincere thanks TO his friends and the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would
to them that he able furnish all kinds of stoHe
fencing. Gaping, sills, steps, &C. &c.
Fiasging.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced.
Prices Sawed three inches thick S. per square yard
. Bush hammer five " " ="
Selffaced two %" l
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EsCULAPIyg
- OR ETERY ONE LIS ONN PIIYoICLAN = !.

THE FOrtieth Edition, wiIh Que
4 Hundred Engravings showing
Diseases and NailOrnafions Of the
Human system in every shape and
form. To which is added a Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. By WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre-
sent a copy of the -ESCULAP1US
10 ms child. II may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
EPSILON,

TINE BEST son OF oIDPACIFC, the broth ~
4 er or Gamma, aud the Sire Of Corset, Dia In
troud Notaire. and Selim will stand the ensu. ON
ing season. stable at $2j The cash will be required
before the removal OF the property Mares kept al Is cents
per week.
EPSILON is nearly sixteen hands high rich bay, and
one Of the beautiful and perfect horses But
f, Of his coils have been trained; four Of that number
have provei most excellent racers What horse in Ainer
ca has done better: His pedigree is equal t. in the
United States No responsibility for accidents escapes.
Feb l7-eoSwSm. W. G. HARDING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

Having sold my entire interest in the firm Of PERKINS
CLAck TO Mr. T. J. CLAcx my late partner cordially re-
commend him 10 the friends Of the late rm and respect
flly solicit for him continuance Of the patronage be-
rally bestowed. Ijanl2l p g. s. PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

Publishers, Box 1876, Philada.
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied
he most liberal terms sept27-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
WALL PAPER! W ALL PAPERI!

WALL PAPER! w ALL PAPERH $50
ON HAND. fine assortment OF APIpES@
~ French and American Paper ta5...u~
Hanginps for Parlors, Halls, Dining RTTatAAGasSE 80
Rooms Chambers dc. O1IB vayxxI~
ALSO a large lot of cheap unglazed Papers, Borders
Fire Screens, Window Curtains, &c, at
kLAGAS & GORBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No 20 College st.
N.B-Paper Hanging promptly attended to. warranted
done in the best manner s..I- O.. jsn29 '54
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To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N capable of managing a MARKET GARDEN, who
would like TO set his labor againsta good house aud TWEEN
of first rate ground bear half the expenses CT cu
plying at this office. r f-E. .at l-'
Ian d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

nR p. 5. W00DW ARD.-ofhce No y Cherry street.
hree doors north of Church street. has hand Vaccine
Matter Of the very best quality which be will supply the
profession generally. octs-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
NEGRO WOMAN FOP HIRE,

NEGRO WOMAN FOR HIRE.
GOOD COOK, house servant, &c, with two children.
N prefer hiring to persons living in the country, end
will hire in the city only at unusually good place. Ap
ply at No. 6S1z, Cherry St, to
- FL .H 2. r. W. BROWN,
febl0 .-...... Real Estate Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
ea BEN. M. NOEL 6 CO.,
WHOLE ESALEq ROGERS,
, -- COMMISSION REcETvINGAND i
FORW WARDING MERC HANTS,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
p College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
Loss of AIenorr.

Confusion gddnessrush of blood 10 The head melancholy,
mental debility, hysteTa wrethedRess. thou xbts de
srucon, fear OF Insanity, hypochOnds, dyspepsia
raj prOstrAton, iTriaby, nervousness inability sleep,
diseases incident TO emsla decay of the pJopOgang
tions hysera, mOnOmzna. papxtOn Of the
heart inpOteney, constipation, etc., whatever
arising is there is reliance be placed
nj N testimony. absolutely iufaliibip
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

Sed by Druggists throughout Unitsd Staies Canads
and West INDIES aud also By ~ .tAkAK- sRceessor to
SartWrght = Arsng, Of ant Broad sireei,
Nashville, Tea essee. .i- toct1G-a wSi6m
II .s.-., nr.- W. r. GRAY, sSOEE AGHfE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

OLfff0N-TheC Copartnership heretofore exist
J ing under the style OF PERKINS d CLACK was dis
solved I'd inst by mutual consent TH0S. J. CIAGK
will continue carry the Grocery and Commission Re.
ceving and Forwarding business at the old stand ,
-- PIG. s PERKINS. ~
janl2 THOMAS j. CLACK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
RECTIFIED WHISKY,
S0 RARREIS RECTlFIED WHISKY; For sale low
~ by fdeclll e. s. CHEATHAM& 4 CO.
STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
WHOLESALE d RE7AIL GROCERS
RECTIFIED

NO. BROADWAY,
HAVE ON HAND and offer for sae-20O bbls Flour.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
UNION AND AMERICAN.

oFFICE-No. IL, DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

lessenng both mental and bodily capacity Hold! Henry
nyigoratng Cordial Medicine that purely Vegetable
viii aid nature to restore those important functions TO
healthy state, and will ofservics you 1t possesse
rare virtues general remover of disease and strength
oft he sysfpr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

i'K MoFsEs lsvlGoB ATING CoeDLlL has been eouHter
fcited by unprincipled persons
In latsre 40 the genuine corel l haveths Prorrstor
fac-simile pasted oyes lhs cerk each bottle, aud e io
lowing woris blown IN the Glass
..DR. NoRSE,S IXViEnRATING cnRnI Al ~ u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

BEN. N. NOEL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
IA t.reat Medicine for FemaIes.

The unparalleled effects OF this great IN al
Complaints incident to females, marx in the an
mails OF medicine Thousands Of simulans have been in
veHtedtaoussnds Of inVigOrant purpOrtn.
TO &c Pecie in tie yarious diseases and dersngemens
which th delicate formation OF render her table,
The resalt has heretofore been UNIFORM. These nostrum
indeed impaired m0meataTy vyAcity the nsrvou
system transient and delusiye vigor muscle bu
this fash relief has been succeeded depression ans
prOstTaOn than bef1rs, Shd the end has
eeen utterly arsy Le recup er4ye the
and the vital organization, fhay destroy the unaap
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

IL presented the msdics hitherto
uuncard Ola stiinulant without reaction.
line herb which forms its ingTeiient, has
nitted by ali tie great medical and Pharmaceutical insu
tons of Europe to beln this respect Dr. Morse
whose nalne GRdspHted authority sciences, dsSOv
cred the production ia rabie where his attention
ted the wonderfully av yofang ELECTS produced upon
the LaIiyes ia fact e wonderful endurKRes
exhanstless vgor exhibited by The Arab sexes
taeir grimases Is the Of This VI
taliZing herb~..r4rr. fsf.'
An nr.,anI u ". fn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23

Are often mssd with respect and sources
diseasesin their nd Nags how oen do they sscrs
20 other causes OF wasting o. The frae diOcy Madness pal
pton of The heart indiEe5oh deTans of the nur
youssystem, cough and symptoms indicating Ption
when truth IS thatthey have been iGdulgnS pern
cogs though aliaris practice, destructive tOth mind
and body. .-tt lit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-23
Debility
Nervous Debility.

Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay. Many
be suffering, mised to the source
Of disease hose them who by have brought
themselves Premature Impoieney, Involuntary Seminal
Emissions Weakness and Shrivelng the Genital Organs
Nervous Affection other CONSEQUENCES unresa-
ed indulgence OF the sensual passions occasioEing the
eessity Of renouneing the fel:cies of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-07
LATER FROM EUROPE


The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax
on Thursday, August 3lst.
The French had captured the fortress of
Bomarsund, in the Baltic, taking 1000 Rus
sian prisoners. The French lost $50 killed..
TIE Austfians are entering the principali-
ties. ~
The London Daily Macs contains re-
markable letter from special correspondent
stating that the British troops at Monastr,
near Devna, are decimated by malignant chol-
era, totally destitute of medicine, in want of
food, discontinued and almost disorganizcd.
The Times correspondent. partly confirms the
fact. The attack on Sebastopol is delayed
by cholera.
Spain is rather uneasy. The new govern
ment is organizing but the Juntas of Malaga
and Serbia refuse to recognize it. France
and England will energeticaly protest against
any violence to the royal family. f
From Asa we have accounts of the defeat
of the Russians by Schanlyl and of the de-
feat of the Turks by the Russians.
The Engli-h parliament has been prorogu.
ed bp the Queen. There are rumors of plots
against Napoleon melted by Russian gold.-
The potato rot is spreading in Ireland, in
consequence of which corn is Is Cd dearer.
Flour at unchanged prices.
1t is reported that Admiral Lyon had bom-
barded Anapa for twenty-.our hours result
unknown. ..l.i.r4l b.. .H.-Hr
The Vienna Conference is reassembled.--
Cholere is increasing in Belfast. Ireland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-07

The GREAT AYrI-SLAvERY Mass MEETING AT
WoLFsBoRo' The Great Mass Meeting, of the
friends of Freedom, at Wolfsboro', N. H., for
which, preparations have for some weeks been
making, came off at that place on the 3Oth Of
August, and resulted very obviously in enc Of
the most numerous and spirited meetings ever
held in New Hampshire. The numbers present
were many thousands, and among the array of
talented and distinguished speakers, were John
P. Hale, and Senator Chase of Ohio, whose elo-
quent speech on the occasion, we have the
pleasure of presenting our readers in this weeks
paper All the speeches and resolutions were
worthy of the cause they were intended to adj
vance, and of the crisis by which they were
called forth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-07

Iowa CoNcRic ArIoNALIsrs AGAINST SLAv-
ERy.-Our heart is lighter and swels with
gratitude to God as we read The following tes-
timonies borne agnint slavery and TAR
pure gospel by large bodies of Christian min
listers and representatives of the churches
Here, for example, is the action OF the Con-
gregational State Association oi Iowa. held
in Davenport, June 1854.
Starfry, and the Relations Of Brnevotent
Sni,fi,s tn it. lH .|
l. That every dictate of our reason, every
sympathy OF our hearts and every tie that
binds us to our country and to God, leads US
to deplore and protest against the recent ac-
ton OF our national government, in declaring
the prohibition OF slavery in the great re-
gions west of us imperative and void, and
that we feel called upon to renew our testi-
mony to the unmitgated suffcrings Of Amer
lean Slavery, and to pledge our strenuous ef-
forts for its suppression and overthrow.
2. While We gratefully acknowledge any
signs OF progress in the cause of freedom on
the part OF the old missionary Boards, we are
constrained to feel and utter the conviction,
that in order to retain the the sympathies and
cooperation OF the churches Of this Associa-
ton, those Boards should have unequivocal
evidence Of iasA opposition to slavery, by
Withholding aid from churches which receive
voluntary shareholders to their communion.
5. Our confidence in the American Tract
So,iety, and in the American Sunday School
Union is greatly impaired by the course they
have taken in expungng anti-slavcry senti.
ments from their publications. and in refu.
sing to speak out plainly against the sin oil
slavery while they TESTIFY freely against every
other prevailing sin.
4. That we regard it to be the duty and
interest of the A. b. G. F. NJ, as Boardte
define its position on the subject of slavery
committing itself publicly to the policy sci
forth in correspondence Of Secretary Treat
which is reported to be the policy on which
the Prudential Committee conduct their al
fairs. ...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-07
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.

The {" Popular Sovereignty" so much harp
ed on, these days, by Douglass and his echoes by
way of averting tbs storm of public Indignation
which is everywhere setting so heavily against
them for their Nebraska perfdy, is nothing more
OR less than popular humbug. The Nebraska
Bill, turn it and twist it as you may, amounts
to nothing else than lieence to establish slave
nv where it was unlawful to establish it before.
And the boosted new principle of -" allowing
the people of the new territories to make their
own laws &c." is no new principle at |, but
is. and has ever been, common with, and secur-
ed to, the people of every territory of the Uni
ted States, with the single exception of the
right, which the Nebraska and Kansas Bill Sc
cures-the right to buy, sell, own, keep and
"whip niggers." That is all there is to the
new principle, so often, these days paraded be-
fore the public, by the friends and apologsts of
this detestable Southern Swindle. And it is so
Iauoh of An insult to coaamon sense, and suci, a
mockery of all honest and sound arguments, to
try to make it any thing else, than feeling of
selfrespect has always prevented us from going
into any serious reply to proposition which is
even more baseless in substance, than specious
in words.
If the advocates and apologists of this meas
urS will not attempt to deceive the people by
their empty plausibilities, but be content to call
things by their right names, and present the
case dievsted of this Aimsy disguise, they are
welcome to advocate or defend their favoritc
Nebraska Bill as long as they please and doub-
ly welcome to all the glory which they, on their
administration, will ever reap from it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-07

Association at the meeting of similar bodies
other States.
ReSolred, That in making arrangements for
the next meeting the Executive Committee be
authorized to limit the session to two, or two
and half days. I'll
Resolped,. That thesyice President of this
Association are expected to attend, as our rep
resentatives, the meetings of County Associa-
tions and other educational meetings in their
respective counties.
Rcsolrcd, That we will use our influence in
establishing and rendering effective Tearchers
and Parents Association in each county in the
State.
Resolvcd. That it is the duty Of all teachers
of the State to become members Of Educational
Associations, and to sustain the same, by thcil
attendance and earnest cooperation.
Rcsolred, That we exceedingly regret the dis
couraecment thrown in the way Of teach
ers in Vermont by the rciusals OF the Kali
road Superinendents to extend the usual cour
tesy of 8 hal-tarc, +" and We confidently believe
that it would be greatly for the advantage o
the Railroad Companies themselves, In the end
if not on the first trial. to adopt different
policy. a...sso
Resolred. That the rule adopted last year, a
to the preparation of business, &c, be continue
Mr.. Walker of Boston delivered Lecture
on :. The best Method Of TEACHING Reading.
Adjourned till . P. Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Association met according to adjournment
President in the chair. Q. b. Hubert of st
| Adams re I'd in Essay on School Government,
which subject was further discussed by Mtssrs
Dustan, Orcutt, Howard, aud Jenner.
Prof. Ma. CT srk Of Darlington University
delivered i'm nd lress on g TIE edt:ation non
needed IN Vermont"
The topic of school government was again
discussed by MIR. Tallman, Chief Justice Red
field and Mr. Ranney.
The following resolution was unanimousl.
akopted
Reso,red, That the thanks Of this Associa
tiol are hereby presented to the inhabitants
this village for their GENEROUS hospitality, i'll en-
tertaining the Members of the Association
the proprietors OF the Unitarian Church 70
opening it for our convenience, and to thos
gentlemen from home and abroad who hay
favored us with Lectures during the meeting.
EVENING SESSION.
An address WAS delivered by Rev. DR.. Glen
ent Of Woodstock, on Classical Studios. ;
Adjourned sine die
D. NJ. CAMP, Prradlm.
j. GRAHAM. Secretary.
The number of teachers and others from hon
and abroad WAS large, bat, as was clearly shown
would have been mach larger had the Railroa
Superintendent extended the cJmmol coLrtcs
of ;. half-iare"