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The daily union., 1854-12-22

We conclude therefore that the present time is proper
for reduction of the tariff, if we regard the
government adjunct only to commerce But it
must be remembered that the power of Con-
gress is subject other limitations 1t be viewed
solely in its subordnation trade There are politi-
cal consequences attending upon of revenue
which statesman disregard The tendency is at
such times towards unequal and unnecessary expend-
ture ofpubc money season of extravaganza is aoned
for by years of parsmony Unnecessary channels of
pense absorb in after times which should be diff
ierenty applied The business Of The government
hoard money by taxation b 10 deoeop The prosperity Of the
country in order that may bear tazaon u need require Il.
Trade is most prosperous when least restricted II is most
productive of revenue when duty is derived from its
widest extension These may be conclusions which not
agreeable to those capitalists who seek for monopoly
in what they pleased TO call protection but they the
growth of those great laws trade of which monopoly
an excrescence and protection blight
The daily union., 1854-12-22
COL. RICHARDSON'S CARD.

The card of Col Richardson below puts to rest SLAM
der which was started for the purpose of avoiding the
euson that in his late triumphant he elected
on the Nebraska issue He crushes the
by adducng facts and figures which admit of contro
versy He entered the upon the issue which he
had SO noby sustained chairman of the Committee
Territories in reporting and carrying through Nebraska
bill On this question he appealed his generous CON
suents, and upon it he rumphed the qualification of
the whole democracy OF the Union Instead of owing his
success to the knownohngs he deed their power
denounced their organization and able triumph
over them, well the antiNebrskaites in his district
But Col Richardson's card places the in its
light
The daily union., 1854-12-22

KNOW -NOTHINGISM THE ALLY OF ABOLITIONISM.
knownothngism has an indefinite number of phases to
suit every locality Its first appearance was in close alliance
with aboonsm, asserting that there exist real
hostility to Roman Catholics which does not embrace
slavery its natural cowoker in opposition to freedom and
republican institutions Having succeeded by this ali-
in carrying the elections in most Of the northern
States it forward with brazen mpudence and claims
to occupy but strictly national grounds, and
pudate all agitation of the slavery question This is the
phase which presents to the South That the
facts correctly will be doubted by reference to the
Of the know nothngs in Massachusetts, The Bos-
ton Courier whig paper of high standing thus settles
the matter in Massachusetts
Every of the know-nohng candidates who has been
known before politician has been known as an anti
slavery and be safe of the whole body
the nominees of the party that they roncoyoa
and anntigatod oJoionists. II any any
time within half dozen years been connected politically
with any other party than anf-sapey party we should
like to know it, The reso party has the voters
of Massachusetts, its candidates for Congress IA the qase
of knoponys, and with only the rail covering which
converts to any faith apt to cothe themselves
conceal their former character from the world"
any doubt could remain the question the follow
ing resolutions, adopted convention of know-nohngs
in Massachusetts, will remove it.
Reso'red, That hail with hope and JOY the recent
brilliant success of the republican party in the States
Maine, Iowa. Indiana Pennsy vana and Ohio and trust
these victories foeshadow of others come by
which the free States shall present solid pbalanx OPP
position to the aggrcssiops of slavery.
Roioed, That in the present chaotic condition OF par
ties in Massachusetts the only star above the horizon
love OF human liberty and The adherence rery and that
IS e duty Of all siorery to rally round the rcpub
can party organization which invites the united
of the people the transcendng question of
dominion which divides the Union
Whereas Roman Catholicism and slavery, being alike
founded and supported the basis of ignorance and tyranny
and being therefore, natural allies in every warfare against
liberty and enlightenment Therefore, be it
Reoired That there exist real hostility to Roman
Catholicism which does embrace slavery its natural
worker in opposition to freedom and republican nsttu
tions."
With such antecedents these, cannot believe that
southern will be deceived by the false and hypocri-
cal preensons put up to nationality by the know
nothngs when they desire to obtain the ascendenoy the
South.
The daily union., 1854-12-22
WASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING. DEC. re, 1854.


Q ISRAEL e. JAMES, iS2 South Tenth street. Phladel
pha general travelling agent, assisted by Ws II.
CoLLIss, JAaKs DsxKIno, e. A. EVANS Thomas MICS
JosKPn HAAnIrT JeskrH BuTroE, RosKKr w MoKRsos Ed
wARD W. why, WILLIAM L. wArKRMAs, H. }. RIDDIoK, 2
w. MAcKEs, and ID. 4. PKARcR.
Q Mr. G. W. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
general travelling The Western States and Texas
assisted by II. j. THosAs, r. DKhr, WA H. THOMAS r. !
YEsER @. NJ l.. WsEAAE, A. l.. CmLph, and Dr. Wa. RwIs
Receipts OF either will be good.
Qy HxsKv NJ Lewis, of Montgomery Alabama,
Of Alabama
sisted by F. JAMES LEWIS, and d. LEWIS
The daily union., 1854-12-22

The case of Fontan Ravenel is under discussion u
the Supreme Court The large amount and the important
legal principles involved in the cause make it interest
ing Mr. Gerhard of Philadelphia closed his argument
yesterday morning for the appellee The discussion VIII
be continued to-day by Mr. Petigru, of Charleston I
counsel in the Messrs Meredith Price and Hop
per- of Pennsylvania for ibelan and Messrs Pegru ana
Whaley Of South Carolina, and Mr. Gerhard of Phia'
delpha, for lbelce,
The daily union., 1854-12-22
ARMY ORGANIZATION

The reader will find an able article on this subject in
paper to-day, in reply to communication in the Intel
sencr OF yesterday Our correspondent s gentleman of
large military experience and high talents He writes with
ability, and fully understands his subject
The daily union., 1854-12-22

Mr. TAYLOR, of Tennessee, wished to know whether
the bill had been read
The CHAIRMAN mr. BococK) said that the bill as now
reported the Committee the Judiciary had not
been read.
Mr. TAYLOR of Tennessee, thought it unusual to force
bill through the House without being read, and moved
that the House adjourn; which not agreed toyeas
46 nays rs.
The amendments of the committee then reported
and agreed to.
Seve al motions then made to reconsider, lay on
the table and adjourn all of which were either rejected
or ruled out of order by the Chair.
Mr. HAMILTON moved the previous question on order
ing the bill be read third time and it ordered
On motion, the House adjourned
The daily union., 1854-12-22
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRE-;

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and pih the advce and consent Of the Senate
Edward j. Septoe to be governor of Utah. in the place
of Brigham Young, whose of Office will by law expire
when his successor is appointed
The daily union., 1854-12-22

CONVICTION FOR sMuGeLsGThe Of Heilbuth charged
with smuggling diamonds, closed at New York on
Tuesday with verdict OF guilty The punishment is a
fine not exceeding $5oO and imprisonment net more than
two years, at the discretion of the court
The daily union., 1854-12-22
PETITIONS, ETs.

BY Mr.. FENTON The petition of citizens Of Clinton
county York. for bounty land to soldiers who served in
the war 1872 and for revision of bounty and
pension referred to the Committee Public Lands
Also notice his intention to introduce
or some subsequent day. bill for continuing the improve
OF the harbor of Dunkirk New York, Lake Erie
BY Mr. CHANDLER The memorial of the professors and
students jefferson College, Philadelphia, asking Congress
provide for making search in the Arctic for
the exploring vessels commanded by DIR. Kane
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JEWDAVID, OR HEBREW PLAsTEK;

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, GOut
Pain in the de, Hip Limbs and Jots; SerOfula kiEs's
Evil cling Hard Tumors Stn JOINTS, aud ali H.,
pains whatever. ".. ...-.
here riaster is applied pain canno! exist
has been beneficial IN uf weakness, such us Pain
aud Weakness IN the Stomach eak Limbs, Lameness Al
Lungs in their primary stage II destroys IN
hamaIioB by perspiraIlon.
James L. boyd, Pickens district South Carolina, estes
aione he cured of hheUmat IN both
of his knees several years standing.
The following handed respectable physician in
Georgia: ..
MGs,Es ScnyIL & MEaD:-Gents: have been using your
and Tar brew Pa very extensively in
practice years past and il IL with pleasure thai.
with which quainled, for the purposes they
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
for local pains have asp found 1t
excel application for Sprans and bruises Il gives
universal satisfaction wherever used. SIS OSLlN, N D.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th. Is43.
u = Beware of COunterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future the signature Off AYLoR
the steel plate engraved the label the top h eAeh
box.
counterfeit Of this ar
tcle is in existence. .-.-.
The genuine sod only by and by our assns
ed through SOuth-AND PEDLAR - ALLOWED TO
Dealers and Purchaser generally are -
buying of any regular agent, otherwise theS " "
imposed upon with worthless article -, i, ,,p,n
III Chartres Street, New Orleans. -. -,
sole General Agents the Southern States 70 Whom All
ordsrs must invariably be addressed
SOLD ALSO BY ---
BERRYS DBMOVILLB,
EwIN BROTHERS.
w. GRAY.
JulyI-dtw&w6m IN Ei"'ih"4nA-''
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MEDICINAL.
AFFIIoTpD Re6p!


PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL Observation-Disclosures Is
wears ago BY DR. KINKELIN. The Oldest surest and
hest hand 10 cure all forms of secret diseases of the skim and
solitary habits of youth, is DR. kINKELlN n. W. corner
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular Eotice.-There is habit which
boys teach each other al the academy college, habit
dulged in when by themselves in solitude growing with
the boy to manhood, and which, if abandoned in due
tme not only beges obstacles to matrimonial hap
pnes but gives rise to of proraced isdous and
devastating affections. Few of those who indulge in this
perncous practice Of the until they
ind the nervous system shattered feel strange and
countabe feelings vague fears in the mind The indlvdua
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed vg
or or to apply his mind to study his step tardy and weak
he dull and rresoute the counenanee dewncas the
eyes without natural usre shamefacedness apparent
These symptoms a0icb should Gaca5e the attention Of
those similarly afflicted.
If the victim be conscious of the of his decay and
having renqushed the odOus practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions wch weaken aud shame
him, producing mental and physical prostration If he
emancpae himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mafrmony his marriage Is uniruitiu and his
tell him that this is caused by his early oles.
Too many think they will bug the secret 10 their
hearts and themselves Alas how often is this fatal
delusion and how many apomisng YOUTH who might have
been ornament 10 society," has laded from the earth
Young Men Let no false modesty deter you from
making your known who, from education and re-
specabty can alone betfiepd you He who places himself
under DR. KINBEffSS = treatment reg giOusly conide
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom will be for
locked the secret Of the patient
Country Notwithstanding it inconvenient to make
personal application can by stating their explicitly, to
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded them chest containing Dr. K S medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured thome.
Structures of the ureiha, weakness and constitutional de-
bity promptly cured and full ygor restored All letters
post pad.
- remittance of 25 cents in a letter, post paid ad-
dressed Dr. Knkeln Philadelphia Will secure his book
on the Secret Infrmties of Youth. sepEwly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. III, f. ROTHSCHyLD.

FROM L'EC0LE, POLYTECHNIC OF PARIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Nashville that
hhe proposes giving series OF instructions in the of
DRAWING AND SKETCHING, FROM NATURE AND
ART. Upon system entirely and proved to be sl.
peror to any other mode brought before the public
which mass of testimonials and Recommendation from
the first Academies, Colleges, Universities and Reverend
Gentlemen of the United States will prove.
Prof K system is exceedingly simple requiring in
strunent and by any person, with previous know
ledge of drawing can learn To sketch the outline of face
any natural object in less than hour. Even young
children can be taught in few hours.
ORIGINAL RECOMMENDATIONS WITH THE PRO-
FESS0R.
Citadel Academy, Charleston s. G.
Norfolk Female Institute Norfolk, Va
Augusta Female seminary Stanton Va.
Chambersburgh Seminary, Chambersbmgh Pa.
Young Ladies Institute Elizabethtow., n. j.
Hoyts Ladies Seminary 80" /"
United States Armory. Harper's Ferry
jefferson University, Charlotsville Va
Lebenon High School, Pa
Lafayette College Eas on, Pa
Academy Of the Visitation, Wheeling Pa
Washington College, Pa
University Of Cannonsburgh Pa
Home Female Institute, Cannonsbu Pa
COopers Female Seminary Dayton Ohio.
o. School of Design,
With many Others all of which can be seen at the Pro-
fessors rooms - (may3O.
az Rooms No. 1O3, College street near Line. Office
hours from 10 TO u o'clock, A M, and from 2to
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MEDICINE.
DIR. DeBosO's RIVER CHOLERA REM

instantaneous Remedy for all prnsean
forms of Summer Complaints which are in any caused
Innate water, exposures tee,hing IN ehidf-n e &C.
TAILS Csteeu, oPates, Tones, Minerals &c, CHECK the
secretons as we'll as the unhealthy, which set all
ases"aIs o. 10 obtain compound which would PsTma-
DIARRHEA AND FLUx,
Cholera and Cholera Morbus Cramps Vomiting and Grrp
mtnout interfering at the time with the
an object whieh many studied 10 Obtain
lo amer administering mediene which would vow and
m me Protuse discharges, it would be found
excrementious from the bowels are aIso
eSsgatns and partially destroying the duties Of
COATS OF THE STOMACH.
And in many instances the effects OF the medicine being
deleerious than disease ITSELF Whsi
it that has noticed clay coored dSs
'"A' Dr. M DeBosos 30 % RIVER i've cnoLERa no T RESEnY.
ensTea as melelnai about hl'h no such
dsd leaving after effects upon the the leat pre-
Judicial, but the contrary it stimulates and strengthens
during its action. This medicine sends
BLOOD AND VITALITY T
COurng through the debtaed veiusrein and
strshgthel the amenary eanaarouses the Liver and
stomach TO lively Of their respective dutesbring-
ing about combined healthy action Of their seereve pow
eeAs forth the rreuperAvs influence OF Ratureexetes
the Liver 10 healthy secretion OF be-ebeckss Neaken
up the unleebled condition of the systeimmedi-
stey revives and strengthens the spirited and hypo
LAST LINGERING RAY OF HOPE
To have hed-stmuzes the hole machine Of through
oui the moment enaays all nausea tusgng atyour
stomachrelaxes and Immediately Cramps
every pain IN bowels
drifts away the
DARK CLOUDS OF DESPAIR
Which have clustered round about those who are affected
with Summer ComPlaintcheeks the profuse discharges
and prevents the wild and terrific screams OF
TOOTHLESS, TENDER NURSLING,
Acts Ike charm the curly, truangiyes buOyaney
life and viVacty the aged parentsand strews health
happiness, and long life all along dssosIe Valley
mer Complaints. We have said this muehn favor of
wonderful medicine, and Will any your
family are affected with disease which ills
ded, buy one bottle aud II, II il does
complete satisfaction, ca i on agent and the
MONEY Will BIZ REFUNDED
After you have used the whole bottle OF Medicine.
II this Is not fair and honest deang, know what
is Composed wholly Of able matter partly ofthe
approved
BOTANIC MEDICINES,
Se cted with great To her purity aud prepared
cOrdlng to the most appry ID IL cannot fa 10 achieve
the object ia View ThaiOi being speedy and
efecIuai remedy for all forms T
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Now before the public.
Two doses will cure ordinary DarrhGa and 10 drops
will cheek the Bowel Complaint Ui ctIilGe.I.
The price Of the Medicine is low Is Wifhin the
reach of ALL One bottle give action,
Orders from the country addressed Druggists
in Nashville, will receive prompt attention. ami also
sale al the Family Medicine Store No Public Square by
my27-r :. r. DROhGOOLE n co.
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TO FHE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

. EYM0UR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER A new remedial Agent or a
method Of applying old popular one, Is
presented to the Professions and through L
afflicted with diseases requiring the application GAL
VANISH ,sach AmenOrhea; ChlOrOss by smeB0rehea;
Proapsus ULer; Leuehorhea Hystera LumbAgs pain
the back, Dyspepsia, dependant aODy of the sOmach)
weakness from any of ths sys
and all kindred afeeOus. 10 the Ply il
enough to this instrument constructed that
tie GAlVanc current is made to through organ,
rOusng and sti uulang IL to healthy action assisting
and Oft nsupercedng other remedies (See opinions the
authors the day, Medical JoErnals NJ. Ds
Nashville and other cities using the instrument) lts the
most scientifically constructed Abdominal supporter, yet
invented, which will be apparent any scientific
mechanical support may be dispensed with, may be ndi
Gated by Phy sicans hail potent ally
batting the Of diseases,
ten tax their patience and skill
SeymOur's ObstetTical Supporter.
This is used u brace and stain Ladies' that
ing hour of life LabOr' No Lady anticipating ordeal
would thnE OF dispensing with its If they hall
its adv places under the control Ofne
the aid she rcquirc No accoueher maintain
trcA practice does not it, when efficacy has
maie known 10 the public.
SrYMOUR'S PLACENrA FoRCEPS. This instrument
NJ DIS in Nashville and other places using them All
deIs addressed TO K. ID. PAYNE,
care of Berry & DemOville, Nashville, Tenn,
from the States of Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
bams, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, sXas
Arkansas either of the will with
prOmp attention.
They can also be had at the following houses
J. G. BROWNS II. q. SCOYEL'S, W +. GRAY'S J.
n. ZIMAERMAN'S, g.. W. HENDERSHOT'S, Mrs K. A.
co. ES No. SO North Market st. and Q. A B0BlNSON&
Co, Shelbyville.
mars '54-6m
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SUNDRIES.
SOUTH HERN
Conn IN erciaI College.
WRITING INSTITUTE.

4
rT,HE first term of this College will CON- -
4 mence on MONDAY, Feb. 13 in the 49,
largean spacious in Cooper's block, &l4
on Cherry street, five doors above Deaderick. -
The of instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and Penmanship.
No pupil will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which dspenses with the OF the Jour-
nal greatly Iessenng Of labor and liability
and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal super1uous and enables the bookkesper TO
post his personal accounts daily and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the
Of retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant al all times ascertain the of his loss
gan together with the quantity of goods hand without
resortng 10 the tedious process taking inventory
1hls institution will be permanent and has been esab
ished TO meet the already important and growing
mercal interests of the city Of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee and is designed 10 place upon basis inferior
to none in this country. .-r.l
The importance every business man. of knowledge
of accounts, must be sufficiently obvious to all refectny
minds.
To the man of wealth. it is important 70 enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecunay loss
and the Lawyer often called upon in the discharge Of
his professional duties to unTavel the most intricate
counts, butto the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is invaluable. ltgiVes him
position which nothing else can
he holds the post of confidential clerk in his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment department for
the benefit OF those who wish to take IN writing on
", where elegant hand writing will be impaired 10 all
who place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number of lessons but for specified price may continue
branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period, free OF charge.
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sTOP THF RASCAL,

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, for a man who
calls himself oGIyAL EyRsTTE who came to my house
IN February iaNt and set in TO wuk for me and remained
saddle birdie and blanket, m lde his esca nd
has been heard of since. lie IS a small man tbar
yellow complexion; about fye feet six inches Ib Ia -
thin vIsagei man. with yellowi~h hazel eve and tor
be large nose; his hair Is straight and black win $40
lew gray hairs he says That he Is Years old ha i
mild spoken with but few words; he said that b %
iased IN East Tennessee and his father lives in Ro,Ts
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried AWAY
young bay horse two Years old; about fifteen and
halt hands high with bald face and hind feet white H.
lie above the quarter Joints lie has black main and a
and Is rather brown bag; he is of the Tom Hall nacr
stock, aud can pace very well; he Is unaered and shed
before wagn he lett.
will give the above reward TO any person who will
bring e the and the horse either of them or Sc
cure either of then and give information that can
get them. ). j. klrTRELL
tcbanou Wilson county. Tenn ivEtf