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ppa WooDW ARD.-0fhoe No Cherry street.
,a doors north Of Church street has 90 hsnd tae'se
.sr IN The yery best qualify which be ~" suFpy 10 iss
Drofsssiou gsHeranJ. IL -
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4 NorAhl hlNFRsHIP-i HAVE THIS DAY
~ aSsociaisd With ms In ii WholsSaIe Crocarv Com.
% %misson6 heIsiNn8 sud Forwarding Business Mr. VII.
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name and s,y lie
OF LASlER PHILLIPS. "
now l. h, LANIER,
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The Greffenburg Dysentery Syrup.
The Chiidren,s Panacra

Ia known To every Idotisr who has used it, q most
Invaluable medicine the Ieova uf worn = and ur all
diseases that children sufer fFoni-I. mouths cid 10
wears. Wherever this medicine has once been used M
Mother will con,ent To b. without il, her family.
fur sale by all Druggists in courry IRON ahoIn
may be obtained psmPhlets gviug tu!i o tbe
Graffenburg Medicines. --.. ...
a,,zg's4 ALEX MACGENZIE.
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siOO REWARDS!

TOUR MORE HORSES STOLEN FROM NY I'm
4 PREMISES. one mile and u half \. ". of 0GA
Nashville, wednesday night the sd inst, OF the follow
lug description viz
o.. Gne Young bay Horse about IS hsuds three inches
high about SX wears old.
one orhcr rc Dapple BAY Horse, about the height
but Ut! cute heavy about eight Or uIne years Old With
CT bo!t ol his bind feet white.
One oher-a Sorel Horse about seven or eight years
old nearly hands high baze IL his face and one
two white feet.
And other Sorrel Horse four years old about heec
hands high, all four Of his feet white, and large bsz3 III
his face He also has the marks Ct the harness Oh h 10
particularly about his shoulders
The above reward will be paid BY me for the apprehe,-
sion Of the thief and return Of the horses Or will pay
fifty dollars Tor ths apprehension OF the ihief aoue or
nifty dollars for the delivery the horses 70 me- or in the
myG-ff THoS HARDING
EDICINES. THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
vi tested during the past year, by many OF the most re-
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser Is perinitte
10 refer 10 Mr. Samuel atkins whose servant was cured
Collins Of the disease. Five cases OF Cancer have
been cared; twenty Of Bone fevn Mr Is. H. Jones
cared Of Sore Eyes, aie- having been under the
treatment OF two o the most distinguished IhyscsnS Tor
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons IA Nashville
benefits of hs of treatment without the use si the
knife mercury.
Cancer, ScrGfua, Rheumatism, FistIa, Mercurial DIS
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Eyes, and all ni
puriteS of the blood.
Twenty Years constant Practice ieeu in New Orleans,
prior to coming 10 Nashville. Those Interested are res.
pecully invited to call examine and consult tree OF any
charge.
nov1O-iy. EDWARD THOMAS.
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: ooK orr FOX CHOLERA ~ NASH


4 VIII.E-It is a well known bet thsi wheu 5aintsft
stj. ,nny,,eb US tn DaFr ana other drosg ssi.
so,s a Cholera then the cry Is. send uF eieia med
% Tbev DELAY until the enemy siarrs iaein IN ihe tee
49,. nv WEAPONS defence employed. eien .isrs
,b ntseunisi full possession Of ter whole fsIne bstru
tite battle is commenced f
mr.. DeBoso,s River Cholera Remedy. a e-r-
tain and positive for AL DtIns q DaErhoa Ctlss
Cramps Cholera Morbus. Vomiting. DsseHisiy &c. d,
now offered 70 the citizens Of Nashville. Evsiy lAsai,
should at least bottle Of this medicine the hot
as tco doses ls,H Gbsotae eeck any OrdiArp cac 81
DiarThou THIS you may laugh %. and its aaothcr
bumbug, but you have the Darrhns, 70 Agents
and tell them you want Just t,co 1osS OF ''Dr Dabs
River Cholers Remedy trial. for which charge vii
be made. This unusual offer is made because pse-
the utnlest confidence IN oar medicine.
Children, during the sunRler mOEihs who are snec.sd
with Bowel Complaints, cured with lev drop
Of this concentrated vegetable compound TINS does q"
check the Of the Liver StorIaeh. and efe'
of all natural secretons throughout the ziimenty ezna
As he Cholera is already scattered along tie nTet %
had better take OF yourself and prepare 70 meet
dreadful foe Therefore 90 s,d buy ore botte ni Dr
Bosos River Cholera Reinedy-25 and 50 cents per "'
S2 % per pint.
for sale by all Druggists in Nashville. A..
Orders iron. the county any OF the cry D'"zsus'
viii be promptly attended 20. p,h,
General Wholesale and Retail Depot 20 - [uo'e r
Square BY d. = :
aor27-Im.la
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TOR SALE-A tract OF land lying near McW hirteIs-
Il vile, on the Lebanon Pike containing IS acres. all
cleared except 10 The Improvements consist Of
two stry Frame House, five Rooms, good Cellars hitch
tn Smoke House, aud Servants Room; also good Buggy
House. Two excellent and never-ailing Springs Ii de-
sired the crop and stock will be sold with The place and
immediate possession given. Apply
WM. !. 10Y D .I-.
sps9 General Agent No. 80 Charry 81.
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SUNDRIES.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL SlOO.OOO.

~ - (AIL PAID IN AND SECURELY ~.
THIS COMPANY being fully organized. according 10
l. Charter, is prepared 10 write Policies againsI Los 4 or
BAMAGE BY FIRE, on Buildings, Gands, Wares and
Merchandise generally Also. shipments against loss
damage by Seas. Rivers Inland Transportation, on
the most favorable terms. .-rr-.
Life aud Negro Policies granted at current rates.
Office No. so College street. East side, between Union
street and Public Square.
-. DIRECTORS. .f. ..ti....
ALEXANDER FALL. W. T. BERRY, ~
ANTHONY W. YANLEER, JAMES WOODS, .
JOHN kIRKMAN JOHN H. EWIS
HENRY HART, JR., r. C. McNAlRf,
THOS. ". EVANS, HIGH AcCREA,
WESLEY GREENFfELD
---. .a ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAAys WALKER, Secretary. -- D..
Nashville. April 90
TOR SALE.-A Brick Dwelling with rooms, No
Il 81 Church street, between College and Cherry.
Also two desiTsbe Lots in Edgeed, esch los fronts loo
!est on FstheTiand street
Also part cf Lot Nc. ~ ia IaueI's addition 70 South
Nashville fronting 81 feet Washington St. running
back ia feet 10 alley. Apply at No. 6s Cherry sLs
p. s..- J0aNL 4 Il. w. Brown,
apes ..-. q ... .- Real Esiaie Agent
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SURGICAL AND DENTAL INST ri liESrS,
WE have received per Express another supply ct
w those hue Surgical aud Dental Instruments v hch
selling very low Persons n need would do veil
to cl aud examine the styles and prices before making
thsr purchaser They consist in part OF the fucajus
viz: ....
Scarritcators, some very Are;
Pocket Instruments, No. |, ard &
d" :" French style;
- Spring Bach;
Tonsi Instruments Combined Silver Cstbefer;
BougieS lndi4 Rubber da;
Thumb Lsncets; DisSectinC Instruments ~ .
Dental Instruments, in cases;
Steel Drills and Burrs; Pluggers aud Excavators
Horn Cups; Flexible Metallic Beuoies;
Silver Mouth MrIorS; Plain Mouth Mirrors;
Ear Speculem; PIobangs;
Trusses assorted patterns; SyIinges, &c.
For sale low by STRETCH ORR
apo Corner College and Union streets.
LNISIIiNG TACkLES.-A good supply Of Fishing
Il Tackle, consisting of RarnbOo Fishing Rods Hooks,
Lines, Snoods, Corks, DC. For sale by
apo STRETCH ORR.
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SAINT LOUIS MILLS FOR SALE

ITAVING purchased large interest in Iron proper1y
IL located in Decatur county Tennessee, have de-
termined 10 sell the above valuable Mills the
lso June nexi together with Sky of land which
Ihs mills located The sale will BE- positive and with
reserve These Mills located miles from Fort Roys
Montgomery county Tennessee the waters Of Red River
Ada'ent is ne wheat growing country and ac-
cess The Mills capable Of turning ont during the yesr
about thousand barrels Of superior -four as is maui
featured by any other mill in the country
We wilt also sell fine stock of mules cattle and hoqs
TERVsOne third eash and wears for the balance
x x. MOODY Il CO.
will sell at the time il purchaser can be found
my farm containing i've hundred and iiy acres Of land
1t is located in Montgomery county, Tenneseee and one
% the best and most convenient the county. Terms
ap92-ttdtww sR MOODY.
- The Louisville Journal ard Hopkinsyle Free Press
will copy the above weekly until ay. and send their bills
10 this Office.
010n REWARD-oIeion Monday uighI ID
SlVU lust, light S0RREL HORSE, about Is hand,
two CT three inches hgh large blaze in his face large
white spots HE side belly his hind legs bo,h waite
about i years old very fine sees we'll the above
REW ARD will be given for the apprehension of the THIEF
aud delivery of the HORSE; or TWENTY-FIVE Dol.
LARS for the delivery he Horse al NV residence
one mile and half from Nashville.
spl6-lmdtw&w TH0S. HARDING.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
~ Runaway from plantation near Thihalaux Louis
lana, negro man. named SAMPSON abont . ye;as ..
old, abont fee; inches high. light complexion, has
down look. We think he has on his forehead g.
can read and write some and probably has pass lie
brought from Nashville, Tenn years ago, and
owned several Years there by Sanl Watkins ESQ lie
is hckayer, and he try TO get 10 free State The
above reward viii be given if caught out Ofhe State
delivered to or fy dollars caught in this State
lodged ia any jail so get him.
mars '54-w2n NELSON & DONEIS0N,
Near ThihOaouX
L'OR SALE-A tract ot land lying McWh,rer--
Il vile, the Lebanon Pike, containing IS acres all
cleared except 10 The Improvements consist Of
story Frame House. five Rooms good Cellars kch
Smoke House. aud Servants Room also good Buggy
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T OOK At TnlS.-Having taken out License ua-
IL der the corporation Ia " prepared to
sell negroes ConInssiou and will make beal cash al
.,egroes left with for sale and pledge ourselves
TO obey instructions unless be separate families Eht
OF tenlikely girls wanted. DABHS PORTER
feb asa No SO Cedar street
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4 SPARAGUS KOOTS.-4oVo on band aud tor
q 90 r. 1fsb.4 T54l 10 Brown
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TRUTn is MirHr, Aau mILLPREsAiL


HurcH1soys CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
Is the eliecia reiney tor Piles Sore or Caked
1 Breast Cuts. Bruises &c, no" eAi-h' rIhe hled-
cine prepared with great care and ueV5r s 10 give re-
lief when properly administered Keioe'u2er .-
1t Cures Pies-speedIly. f.-. .-. -. ..r
II Cures Cuts. Bruises or sSres-t' l'Sn az l'uIse
The afflicted invited 10 give It inst I'D IS not
accomplish what claim or II, then yrarlHcs hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has III his possession any nnnb"r % eec-
ticates from the hrs citizens of Virginia and oIeo states;
several Of which accompany each box. " give toe kd
lowing from ie sheriff Of Bpe'orrt es'unly, Virginia
MT. Pi,zer; .. ...... ". .... .s -. ...
NJ HurcHrsoN- Sir-i had bee: almost con-
.tsut sufferer Piles for tweve wears previous to
the time heard OF yodr ointment lave gwen 1t las
trial. aud tor toe st twO YEATS have roi 30 symptoms Of
the disease, aud cOsSsr y set su'irel cured think
due wa make tbs. statement aud 10 the public ~
barge that your urlu,bie ointment should be no,e gen
orally known. huuIsresa eeitIity, WI. L. III ILss-
Soid wholesale and retAl,, o. . --.
s.I11 ~ 54-6pIstri,r AGENT Iolle.ss slteet
Prepa,ed BY W. Hutchison, & Co. Amsterdam. Va.
IHEMICALS.- large stock, and fto:u ihe Jei
I rnsnufsc nres some exceedingly rare, never betute
brought this market attention ot Ph sicsus 10 ts
part of my stock is respectfully solicited ...,.,
iebll- - . u u. - DnO " y,
yOD LIVER OII..-fodr gTv-7es I,ushrua, Clark Z
" Co.'S fresh and genuine Cod i.Ver OIL Just received
april lli1 re aa . = = eriJ~qe 81
s LSO.-Received this week ! u.t.e of Ifuuks.
N Shirts Stocks. etc, for SAFE lo~ at
,aof - ~. : q LANDES EISBACH'S.
= E--s NOTICE s.
LII persons indebted tie State Penitsnt'ary are re-
quesied 10 come foTar and make paymGni BY he st
q, .av next their accounts viii be placed 10 iie hsnus "
~ 80 -, -. ...., a "a ~ 81. .t Agent. q
I,INF R1Z0RS ND SfROI'S1zg0 duzen Wade q
II BIucIe,', celebrated Rsznfs. among Uich a me ~
sortmeut of WARRANTED RAZORS in cases o. one E R.'
each ftr priv ate use also further addobs4 s'oe v
- ,Is, BLtchars Razor SifOis hne"
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DTyEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop Garden Seed.
inst received and warranted fresh &C., comprising all
thyariees brought to this market Extra Early Peas Ear
L. NJ Peas SX week beans. Glove Onions, &c, by the
G,Ilon Also Cabbage Button Onions, &c, &c, b. the
n5 J. G. BROWN
PTbTo No 42 College Street.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


DY virtue of deed of trust executed to me bv Thomas
ID Gilbert and registered in the Office Of the Register Of
davidson county in Reok No. H. pages 7l-7., | will
Saturday The 81 jay of June neat the Court Aouse
Nashville >e to the highest bidder for cash. the real
in said deed described One of the lots is situated the
vest side Of Water street. nesrte Wire Bridge and Public
Square the other is South Nashville summer STREET
Dsy8 td-prs. Zee s. JESSE ". PAGE, Tiustee.
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JIINE RAZ0RS AND SfR0PS-zYo @ @dnLeh " 49,. suo =
Butcher, celebrated Raznis, among which nae ~
sortnent Of WARRANTED RAZORS IN cases o. one a R,
each for private use; also further addl5iohs new
hsrs, Pszors. also Wade Butchers Razor Stfos;
and very superior article. FALL
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ap3l "a
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

have been spared the contemplation Of sectional
strife which now 50 painfully disturbs the patriotic
heart. But we desire peace, and if the North has
avenged itself in the rebuke of Representatives who
have disregarded its sentiments this should be VIC
tory enough. Let not partisans push matters 10
extremes The peace, the safety, the glory Of the
Union past, the present, and the future---all
demand Cancellation, moderation, and the cultivation
of that fraernal feeling which achieved freedom
and which alone can preserve and perpetuate u
The South cannot fail to respond amicably, if there
claims to be, and what all just men consider, her
constitutional rights. There is just and rational
common ground for all patriotic citizens to stand
upon Party spirit is the life of Liberty, but Tole-
ration is the safety of Union.
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DELAWARE POLITICS.

We learn from the Delaware Journal that the cleo
ton held throughout that State the Sd instant the
american ticket elected generally, and that the
American majority in the whole State that day
$780, Another and general election will be held the
second Tuesday of November ut which, it is confidently
believed the defeat suffered by the Democrats the 4th
will be greatly increased The tickets in the field are
american" side and Democratic on the other.
No State "Whig ticket will be run. The candidates Of
the Americans are: For Governor PsrER r. CAUspY,
and for Congress- E.. D.. CULLEN. Those of the Demo-
Gratis For Governor, WLIAn BuRroS and for Con-
gress, GEORGE R. RIDDLE, the present Representatives
The principles of the american" party in Delaware
laid down in the resolutions adopted at meeting
held at Dover the 4h instant They appear be
proscriptive of any sect religion We observe that
Mr.. CLAYTON attending dying nephew in Philade
phia the time He is believed in the main
principles laid down at this meeting but is understood
not to be g Know Nothing
The "Msine Law League party" in Wilmington, of
which the Delaware Statesman, quoted by the Union
the organ received but "a votes appears by the re-
turns before
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PROGRESS OF SUNDAY Schools WEsT.-Mr A. W
ConEY, of st. Louis, agent Of the American Sunday
School Union in Missouri and parts Of Illinois and Iowa.
reports that since last February five hundred Sunday
schools have been organized his field by that socey
and that on the territory they have planted more
than four thousand Sunday schools in the last nine
the greater part Of which hourishing gentle
man Of Philadelphia, We informed, anonymously
contributed 5000 for this object which sum was sent q
Mr. Corey for disbursement He reports that 5000 have
been already expended in the establishment Of seventy
eight new schools and the visitation of thrtysix prev-
ousy organized.-N. Y Commercial Adrerhser.
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The Louisville Courier mentioning the Cuban flibus-
tiers yesterday says that he has not been able
any officers above the rank Of second lieutenant We
can assure the Courier that colonel Of the expedition
man who has no Of love for the Spaniards has
been here the last month residing at one OF the hots
Their movements, though quiet have been
progressing steadily Twelve hundred Kentuckans, mot
Of this city, but Of the whole State engaged for tho
expedition-the privates getting regular pay. A more
able set Of men and better shots could hardly
be picked up any where Twelve hundred Kentuckians.
Spain had better be on the lookou if they don't play
the d. with her ducks will be very much mistaken
~ Louisville Times
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.

The new work on the origin, formation, and adop-
ton of the Constitution of the United States some
time ago mentioned in this paper as being in prepa
ration by GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS, Esq, of Bos
ton, is spoken Of as nearly ready for the press
There never was more appropriate period for the
production of such a work. period when the
ultras of both sections of the Union are laboring
to weaken the affections and lessen the respect Of
the people for the great charter of our Hbertiesl
The New York Times" concludes its notice
Of this work with the following paragraph:
The greatest triumph that our wisdom has ever
achieved the formation and acceptance Of the Con-
sttution 1t far easier to throw off the tyranny Of
Great Britain and to Independence than to
unite the diversified interests Of the country into one
compact and organic whole Yet it done. system
agreed upon and adopted which preserved local
rights and State soveregnties while it combined the diff
erent parts into Federal Republic 1t harmonized jar
ring seotionasms and made people Its foresight
appears equally in what it took from the States and what
it left Outside Of its imperative law in the open margin
it has refused to occupy it has shown the prudence OF
sefresraint srkngly it has done in asserting its
just prerogaves the general interests of the
try On the side it gives citizenship new and
nober meaning than it had before the other il
leaves the inherent manhood Of its to develop its
peculiar traits in single obedience to the laws of pri
vate conscience and public opinion 1t is such ground
that it stands and challenges fervent admiration
Whoever remembers the difficulties that beset its orgna
tonthe preudices it had to subdue the favor it had to
creawll not want evidences Of its superior sagacty
and singular adaptation to the ends proposed. And il
such will think of what educatve power it has
exerted successive it has risen in
every emergency to still exalted position, and de-
monstrated itself to be equal to any tralhe will not
wonder the calm confidence with which its most intel
gent and discriminating friends rest its principles
for the security and sancy of popular liberty What
ever life we have has flowed from its truths. Itself
living power it has breathed vitality into every thing
And yet is unwasted and unspent It's strength is
fresh and as full ever and its spirit abdes in the pu
! rty Of its early amounting"
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The following is the latest newspaper account,
received by way of California, of the progress of
negotiations for the annexation of the Sandwich
Islands to the United States
g From the Sandwich Islands we have received full
confirmation Of the facts time since published
corning the Annexation Treaty Overtures origi-
nay made to the United States Government to accept
the cesson Of the islands This WAS thrown out -
feeler II received favoraby and special messen
ger from Washington left San Francisco months ago
the Flying Dart to bear the response to Mr. Gregg,
our Commissioner 1t submitted to the Council, in
which body it approved by oil the members except
Prince Alexander the heir apparent and Paki high
chief The majority however, decided in favor of an
nexaton and the treaty to that effect brought
to Francisco in the Restless in time to be dispatched
to Washington on the steamer Of August l."
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The leading organ Of the New York Hard

The leading organ of the New York Hard !"
Democrats, the Albany Argus" is very indignant
at the idea of union with the I" Soft wing. 1t
says:
"Ne need scarcely say that the National Democracy
of this State spurn the dshonor and the fatality of
ISOLATION with that fororn faction With such faction
they can hold parley form any alliance They
have mission to perform which is inconsistent with such
I" unon were it desirable thus to bind live with o
dead body They have wrongs to avenge and principles
vndcate which, being able of themselves to achieve,
they have need Of embarrassing aid from Administers
ton quarters Towards the Administration and its hand
full of partizans their designs unchangeaby hostile
and they will maintain that attitude until they conquer
peace compel unconditional surrender"
Nous Uerrons
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MA1sE-The Portland State Of Maine has informA-
ton that number Of plantations in Mr. Fullers Congress
sona district which gave large majority for him at the
late election had failed to keep their proper
organization and that in consequence thereof their votes
should be rejected Mr. Fuller says, will not be de-
clared elected