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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-24
FOX & PoLHEMUS,

So Bread Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
O3er for Sale the tollo1vng Redvy Cotton Fabrics:
ATEW-EH NAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers hard and soft also all the various widths Of
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising
cry variety known the trade and offered st the lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
siount Vernon Extra full assortment of this superior
fabric. ..... .. -...TE o.. .s :.a
WILLTMANTIC COTTON DUCK-I6, 1s 20 and 20
gach all numbers hard aud soft This fabric was awarded
the hghes; Premium at the London Worlds Fair also at
State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARX DU0K-Plain and twilled,
manufactured by the Gree woods Company superior
ticle for light sails tents awnings. DC. also Mount Yer
non Twilea Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills light Cotton Ravens plain % 10 81 inch Heavy do
do.
COTTON SAII. TWINE-A full assortment.
TAhPAULINS, HAMM0cKS, sTUFFS, &c
PAPER FELTIGG-3O 10 IL inch, made very heavy
expressly for drirr ielts
CAR C0VERING-Cotton Canvass, all widths from 80
to 3J Hches anl all numbers made expressly for
ing and roofing railroad cars Is perfectly and permanently
waterproof aud more enduring than the itself
ENAMELLING CAEVASS--50, IS, 40 As and so inch
pain and twIed in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-Ot every description. Seam
less Bags whole all sze in bales of 100 200 and
6O0 eombgiug strength utility and cheapness for grain
and NEAL are unsurpassed Pr. 81
Also heavy Cotton Sackng, 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling. heavy twied do. do 90, 22 40 aud
"a ibch.
WOOL SACKs-Woven whole all sizes a new and desra.
IA fph25 lyd
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L ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the only
Work treating PRIVATE DISEASES common 10
MALE and FEMALE, and that contains RECIPES for the
cure of 1t gives the symptoms of the different
diseases follows them up in their different stages with
cpes written plain English for their cure From this
TX he unfortunate learn their precise situation take
their pencil aud make out prescription, (which can be
procured any Drug Store and by following implicitly
Inc insrucons be cured and exposure The author
d, this work late Professor in of the leading Medical
Colleges of Philadelphia has perhaps had practice
IN the cure of r Diseases different stages OF Soce
tg other Physician the country. 1t
beautfa Lithographc Figure of Female, showing the
formation ot the Generatye Organs with proper explana-
tons, &c.
Address HUGHES CO., Publishers, Post paid, P ha-
del,nia, Pa Price 81 per Copy-Free of Posta ge.
r1ar:{p '54-dSyVSn =. .
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MEDICAL.
JEW DAv1Ds HEBREw pLAsrKR,

THE great Remedy for Rheumatism Gout pain in the Sid
Il hip Back, Limbs and joints, Scrofala Kings Eyi
white Swelings Hard Tumors, Stiff JOINTS and all fixed
exist. -
gentleman in the South of Europe and Palestine. In
lsSo heard so mdch said in the latter place in favor
JEW DAVtDS PLASTER, and Of the las he cons dered)
miraculous cres it had performed that he induced to
Iy It on his own person. for Lung and Liver Affection
the removal of which had been the chief object Of bis four
ney but which had resisted the genial and delicious cme
he accordingly applied plaster the right side Of his
shoulders and one the region of the liver In the
mean time he drank freely of herb tea Of laxative quail
iues he found his health improving and in few
weeks his cough left him. the ssowness ct his skin dsap-
paTd his pain was removed aud his health became par
Tnanently reinstated. s- f.sse O. - 81.
The following IS from Mr. Worstell editor of the Mas
sillOn Gazette: -. ...--.-.... ~ a.r rHta
~GESTLr4ES-During last winter and spring, I
troubled with pain in my breast as to render unfit
gr the duties Of my office and hearing your JEW DA-
yIDS or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
SIMILAR cases was induced TO give it trial had
plaster upon my breast but short time when all pain
e me- and was enabled again to engage in the sbors of
the Office would also state, that my sister, residing in
Steubenvie IN tins State has received much benefit from
lis Yours, truly, JOHN W0RSTELL."
MsssiIlon, November II, 1s4s. - e. lf
It has been very beneficial in of Weakness such
esfan and Weakness In the stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness Affection of the Spine Female Weakness, DC. No
female subject to pain or weakness In the back or Sides
should be without it. Married ladies in delicate situations
Ind great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application Of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs Phihisic
ana Lang Affections IN their primary stages 1t destroys
Inflammation by peIspiration. T-. ..I
Beware Of counterfeits and base imiaiionsi al.
OAUTloN-Ihe subscribers the only General Agents
~ the Southern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and in order prevent purchasers being imposed
upon bys counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
where Tor the genuine they invite particular attention to
the following MARKS rHE GENUINE .-.1a -.l..
f5hset torres not soldered in. -r.-sl's. --...-.-.
2dZks genuine has the eA1rdred head of eso Ddvid on
fs directions around e boz, aOih accompanying record of
t3a7t 70 h 1hy'or. Rochester. ..--..i.
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LANDRETH,S GARDEN SEEI

- lust received and warranted fresh &c comprising nj
the varieties brought this market Extra Early Peas
iy May Peas Six week beans Glove Onions &c, by the
Gallon Also, Cabbage, Button Onions &c 6c by the
pound. j. G.. BROWN i.
fphfo ColIaga St-aa,
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sIINDRIEs.
RrRNET,S WATER COOLERS,

RURNET,S WATER COOLERS.
WITH this elegant article families Of ordinary size
wv be supplied with wster cool ice itself by an
outlay Of sets! per day for ice. g..
BURyET's FILTERING APPARATUS for removing
impurities from water rendering it perfectly clear and
wholesome. I, y - - 7e-7--tf - -.
ICE 9REAM FREEZERs AND TUBs.-we have a
large assortment which we Will sell low for cash or to pune
fusl customers. - ns7isst 'afla7 = f'
Also, ICE MALLETs, ICE PICS. &C., &c. ca99 - q
PLUNGE, SPONGE AND SHOWER BATHS--We
have all ariees OF Bath Tubs made of an extra heavy
article OF zinc, imported expressly for the purpose
:, Aiso, TotLEfr SETS FOR CHAMBERS, Of the best
New York patterns ~ OF y{FFFf n ~
~ bhaTIANlA WARE.-We have this day received from
ne" oFk and wlll sell at small advance the manu-
ac qrers prces the most elegant stock of BRITTANIA
WE that has been ever offered in this city. prices SO
low ~ % induce even those in the moderate cc-
Stances TO combine elegance with comfort
brittanla Candesticks Pitchers, Cups, Lamps, &C. &c.
all at equally low rates : n 8 f't IL u
BLOCK UNCOVERED DISHES, Of all sizes. ~
zCofiee Urns, Soup Tureens Bggins, DC. dc. .&c
mayS54 81 -fr .Ts51a0 SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co. 70
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-
ENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
w Iency; Rs '"s '""' "'a''' WIZ, S'p'1S A'D 'l'D
When there is Iooseness of the bowels or where the dis
charge is scanty, of bad color and smelL
When there eruptons, or when the skin Is red and
axcoriated;
When the child is attacked with Measles Convulsiens
Cholera lnfantum orms this remedy certain
and will relieve the anxious mind OF the mother at
once; ......-
When the child starts in its sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed or frightened look;
When there Worms this remedy is the most certain
cure known Let be the first thing resorted to in
all of chilirens diseases and almost instant relief
will be experienced
For sale by every Druggist in Nashville Price 90 cents
per bottle with full directions. -.
mayS1. ALIEN. MACKENZIE, Agent
MANNY'S REAPING AND MOVING MA
CHINE.
THE undersigned having secured the to this State of
i fers for sale Maney's Patent Reaper aud Mower
awarded the first premium tor Moving and the second
Reapng the New York State Fair the trial in Gene
and New York in July 1852, in competition with eleven
other Machines awarded Silver Medal at the Ohio State
Fair for the best Reaper and Mower and receiving the high
est award at the Vermont and Michigan State Fairs the
best Reapng and Moving Machine.
The true merit of this Machine has given triumph
all Others and being perfect mbnation of Reap
and Mower, it the Farmer with double value
The price of the Machine delivered Nashville is $l75
For the successful performance of this Machine refer
the certificates below of Doct John Shelby and L. E. Brad
ley. mar2l 54 l.. z. CHEATHAM,
Nashville. Tennessee.
NASHVILLE June 2s, 1858.
Col. L. p. CHEATHAM-Dedr SRI have been using the
Reapng and Moving Machine patened by Nancy OF I'LL
nois which you offering to the citizens of Tennessee
1t is first rate labor saving Machine 1t works neatly
rapidly. The amount cut per day will depend principally
upon the speed of the II the trave four
miles per hour il will rea Is in 10 hours 1t
is entitled to the confidence of the public. Respectfully
j. SHELBY.
l. L. F. Bradley. managing the farm of Dr. Sreby,
make the following statement We have had for more than
one week one of Col. Chestham's Moving and Reapny
Machines have tried Clover and grain blown down
and tangled and state that il cleaner than
the scyhsblade and will per day much IA bands
and 1t can .uat least "a per day. June ~ 50.
l.. f. BRADLEY
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NUTlCE. .rv F--r
IL narsnns indebted TO the State Penitentiary
~ ouested to come forward and make payment by the LIST
of Nav next or their will be placed in the hands oil
n officer for collection RICHARD WHITE
anls-tf pkw Agent
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SWEEPSTAKES FOR Is,4.

J4e
AA - rs
VIII AN
THE FOLLOWING SWEEPSTAKES are pr,,nosed 70
be run over the WALNUT COURSE at The FALL
hEEiiNd, ls54 Entries tD be made to the Proprieor
JULY: '-- WI '.''' ' ii''i or
NO. la SWEEPSTAKE FOR UNTRIED 2 YEAR
oLDS-sloU entrance s25 forfeit, Nile Heats Three
or more to make race
NJ. 2-SWEEPSTAKEF FOR 9 YEAR OLDS-sfoO on
trance SIS forfeit Mile Out Three or more 10 make
:
NJ. S-JOCkEY CLUB PURSE s500-Three Mile Heats
WIN an INSIDE Stake OF 5000, $50 forfeit Two or more
to make race '- :
NJ 4-SWEEPSTAkE FREE FOR ALL AGES-Two
Mile Heats $500 entrance $50 forfeit Three or more
10 make a race. .
The rules governing the Club over the Walnut Course
viii be the same as those adopted by the Walnut Jockey
OluD association D. T0WLES
my23-td Pro,r;st,,
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Fl. N. MYERS A g C.RrrR
SACBA NEW
2nSsn0 STOCK OF CARRIAGES. 4EYR
w hen we have money ride in chaises
When we have none we walk bejases"
tN1E have just received stock of CARRIAGES
consisting Of the finest Coaches Caashes Rockawavs
Ttencn fhetoa broughaIns Barouches, and BuggIes-
This work was selected by Mr. MYgRs in the best Manu-
factory In New lork and think is the bet stock Of
Carriages ever offered IN the market ID will be sold at
any price above cost. -.-..-.-- r =.
" B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures TO keep supplied the shortest notice
MYERS d CARTER
nlayso-u No 50. Lower Market street
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DEM. r. WILLIAMS, COMPOUND EY.
Id TRACT QE SAkSPARIlIA ANn IQlIlE

hlLLIAIuS' EYs
ID TRACT OF SARSPARILLA AND IODIDE OF 70
TASSA. Inpreenng the notice acceptance the
Medical Professor and of the Public generally the
Patent right enhance of articles does he
wish to conceal from any, the knowledge
IN order 10 gain public confidence and favor He would
ply state that he has been for years
the habit ofpreparng under directions ofgentleme of
emlnence IN The medical profession both in KenIucky
Tennessee the above Compound. Familiar th best
methods of dspacem ent and with the advantages large
the tried and virtues Of various articles the Mate.
ria Medca such proportion and in such cheap and dura
bic FORM to furnish remedy of certain and wonderful
efficacy attesed by long experience for every disease
that esh is heir but Tor large class pro-
geny hat owe their origin and parentage Da
thesis Scrofuons aint in the Constitution blood
such as White Swelling, Chronic Ulcers of long q
phtc Disorders and other diseases aud blood
that ressthe usual Treatment. He substantiae by
very best of evidence here in City its efcscy in Ner
yous and General debility, Indigestion Dyspepsia
nation ofthe Kidneys Rheumatism &c, &C. 1t is conf
dehty recommeBdedin Diseases Peculiar to Females such
as Leucorrh9 or Whites Suppressed Mensruaon, Chloro
ss or Green Sickness Without enumerang further,
content to state and from the result already before him. he
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all truth that
he believes he is offering TO the world reliable and
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings and King of ev
the Scrcfna in all its proean shapes, whether confined
lone and manifested in the tissues the body
whether it pervades the entire system.
Ihe above medicine be obtained at the Drug Stores
w. F. GRAY, EW1N BROTHERS,,
STRETCH 81 FLEMING, II. g. SCOVEI,
. J. Il. BROWN, BERRY DEMOVIL,
G. w. HENDERsHoTT ~
Or at the Depot No. 23 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn,
mar22-3md&w b. F. WILLIAMS.
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COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON !

OE SEiSoN
Use THE GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
When the bowels affected in any way; whether the
disease is acute chronic it is equally beneficial in
both cases. whenever there is Dysentery Dsrraa Bloody
Flux Gripping and Straning Cramps in the bowels and
Cholera. 1t is certain and immediate remedy all Of
these complaints. H
My position as Chairman of the Board of Health has
brought constantly contact with persons suffering
from diarrbaa dysentery and cholera So strongly
impressed with the value of the Graeenberg Dyseny Sy
rup in all of bowel complaint that caused it to be
sent to Quarantine where the cholera then existed AND tits
not little singular that but single case reported a
terwsrd. Facts coming under the observation Of my
socates the Board tend strengthen the belief that this
remedy invaluable in all of disease OF the bowels
T. r. HIBBAkD, NJ. d.,
Chm Board of Health, New York City.
have had opportunity of Witnessing the effects of
the Graeienberg Dysentery Syrup in of bowel
plsnt especially those of character and have
hesitation in saying that it is admirably adapted to the
cure of these diseases. % I. X. DEF0RREST, NJ. d.
eHa.t 41. New York City.
may3l. ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent
Price-50 and IS cents per Bottle.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING


blessing offered to afflicted humanity to the suffering
millions the DOCTOR can say reei Is at your command
who stlI suffer and will not accept the ,rofsred balm
deserve not the pity OF their families.
This wonderful medicine during the brief period since
Its introduction has Carried happiness 70 the hearts OF
tnoussnas, anu nue me cnAl 70 ihaIy VINO neretoiofs
10 the winds with all Lipueuts En- brocstions Pain
KIllers and p.in Ext-actors and let millions OF piad
Tongue. proclaim the merits of the great +" American
King of Pain a preparation composed solely of ysysta
bes and roots produced by Americas own rich and
honnteous soii
des of what ia and what Is not ysluabl. family medi
eue 10 do u special favor by giving the King Of Pain
snqs trial and If satisfactory exert their influence
ia its behalf recommend it. speak well and often of il
and see that is used by their afflicted neighbors The
Ladies are always m ~ 1a Tnsn tney induce her
they viii be doing an act Of beneyoence that they can
well be proud OF TINS Is powerful and truly magical
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, EWING BROS, Agent.
, W. F. GRAY, Agent.
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SOM METHING
NEW AND VALUA BL E

THs most powerful King the face of the globe
rsigus supreme in the American Republic The power
of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into insgn5osnce
when compared TO that of our American King .,
European Kings employ the power vested in them 10
Increase riches Of the rich and ordy aud TO reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
tine ordy mansion and humble cabin ready alike
administer relief and offer health and happpiness
ss the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-
ENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.

Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied o
he most liberal terms. sept27-ly
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-19
Hon. w. W. Boyoe.

I'VE had the pleasure week before last Of seeing our
distinguished representative, Col BoTcE in Camden.
We are sure that it was gratifying tohis many friends
to see him, and to know that he was in good health
He has shown himself emnently qualification the high
trusts and responsibilities with which he has been
honored and we are glad to know that his re-
fleets the highest credit upon himself as well as upon
the district whose representative hes and which lie
has ably and faithfully represented. Z
IF we could not with sincerity say to Col. tBoYcE
we'll DONE We should make but little allusion TO- his
public character but we have yet to see reason
finding fault with him. So far as we know, his Con-
gessional course is unexceptionable, and as disn-
guished mark of the respect and appreciation Of his
constituents he will be returned at next election
without opposition. ls-z
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Another ndisor. has gone ! I..........

xauOLu6k Nk101U0k ndb SOu6 . - ssi---S
One, almost as wise as the immortal bard of Avon
has said .if:5TtS = s 3
Heaven gives the needful, but neglected call
What day what hour, but knocks at human hearts,
To:wake the soul to sense Of future scenes?
Deaths stand, like Mercuries, in every way,
And kindly point us to our journeys end.
Again have we read with deepregret the annoupce-
mentofthe death ofanother editor. Aalthough far re-
moved in an adjoining State yet the solemn lesson is
none the less important Mr. s. T. Chapman of the sa.
vannah Journal and Courier with many Of the promi.
neut citizens Of Savannah has fallen victim to the
pesence which is daily hurrying off in the cities Of
Charleston and Savannah, its scores of human souls
With Mr.. Chapman we had once the pleasure of an
acquaintance, and extract the following paragraph
from the announcement Of his death by the Savannah
Republican: X, I /
saThe announcement of the death of Mr.. Chapman
will be received with surprise by many of our citizens
and with feelings of regret by all as also by his n
erous personal and political friends throughout the
State This is not the time, nor ours the pen to at
tempta eulogy upon the deceased We knew him To-
possessa vigorous lnind. and q generous heart- -qua
ties which never fail to win valued and lasting friends"
8 How the heart sickens at the contemplation, and
we tdrnavay deeply Impressed With the teruncer
tainty al earthl hopes and expectations. Alas &
How sad q Sights human happiness
/. TO him whose thought can pierca beyond sn hour
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=
Prices AND SCARCITY OF MoNEY--One of
the most apparently remarkable features the
times is thecontinued high rents and high pri-
,ces of provisions amidst the general scarcity Of
money. The fact that the snecessaries of Life
and rents are still more than proportonally
elevated. compared with the means ofpurcbase
must find its explanation in the circumstance
that the currency is not generaly curtailed, al
though money has become much more difficult
to be obtained at points where engagements
are to be liquidated. Those things. which are
more Immediately convertible into money. to
meet money payments, feel sensibly the inAu.
ehce of-thi scarcity, such as stocks of nearly
all kinds; which are sold, and even sacrificed,
for the purpose Of raising funds. There is no
conteracting circumstance, in the demand at
such juncture, to prevent large decline in
values. But with tie great mass ofcommodi-
ties the demand, although somewhat diminish,
ed, is still sufficiently large to keep prices at
somewhat near their former elevation. Men
must be clothed fed and housed land with regard
to provisions the influence ofscarcity, from the
failue Of the corn crop, begins to tel.on the
market for them. These are the causes why,
we think, prices generally have not have not
fallen in proportion to the scarcity Of money.
Char. Epe. Ne,os :
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y fssiefda5 3 mai brought as two ortherns
papers containing q synopsis Off three days las,
:teff faalyices from E1fope receyedsb by the Mag
era at and also the details Of the four:
.aays 5fo6eht:B tfke St Louis at New orlk.s
sahe political Intelligence lis Of secondary i'm.
postatleeS ID com paris to the market reports
Cotton had again improved, but sbreadstufEss
sflSata great II declined. ConsoIs had gone up
to 95:2. a higher figure than they have, before
srsached dssoe seyerai months Active prepera-
tions werednpking for a grand d,strokeiof some,
kind in The war quarter-.the, Russians, the
Turks, the English, and the French were all
busy Austria and Prussia maintain theirmys-,
terious and underlined attitude with regard to
the belligerents, and Sweden has positively re
fused to join the allies. The Gar declares
that lie ia ilnmoyable, but nevertheless in no
hurry tofght. If the past affords. US any crit:
serion, we should Judge that this feeling is mu,
,tuallys reciprocated by the. Anglo. French
troops By the @ay,it is now said that the
latter intend to ain'possessiorl Of Bomafsnnd
in consequence Of Sweden's. refusal to join
them. Tranquility had not been fully -estab-:
lished 10 Spain, and Queen Chrislinahad been
driven from the country and her property con.
.fscated. - &.
Espaftero, thenew Premier of Spain, is said
toresard the expulsion of the late Ministry at
Madrid as sufficient satisfaction to the United
States for-the wrongs endured by our citizens
at the hands of Cuban officials. We under.
stand that Uncle Sam takes a differentgview at
the subject, and unless; Espartero changes his
mind will most likely proceed to the expulsion
of Spanish sway from Cuba. If he is to be
satisfied by mere expulsion not other kind than
this will suit Charleston Standard. =
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School Notices.

We take pleasure in asking attention to the School
notice of Mrs PECK in our paper today. Those of
our friends who desire to send their childrent pr
mary School, will no doubt receive satisfaction in the:
present. instance. : x p, - s : -
z We also call ettention to the notice of Mrs McgN
DLEss School, at Which the higher branches of Female
Education are taught
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. The Weather

Since Saturday has been cooland pleasant, and We.
are encouraged to hope that we shall experience no
more hot weather thisseason. 70 US therei no time
of the year. generally SO delightful as the FALL when
little fire and winter clothing are comfortable.