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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
WilbOr's Compund for
PURECOD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

CURE POR CONsUMPTiJk, COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA, ,BRoNCHiTis, s,GEHERAL DEBIL-
ITY ANDALL SCROfULoUs IIUMoRs.
JNHE proprietor has succeeded (lrom directions
L of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
L,ne 50 perfectly that the taste OF the Oil, which
is so nauscous, to persons generally, is enthely
overcome, and il he taken 10y the most deli
cafe females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone, is sufficient 10
convince the most scepticai. The young lady
was - years Of age.
"Her disease was one Of unmixed phihisis,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course Of a few months fatally. The upper part
oCboth her lungs was filed with tubercles, and in
some places we're beginning to soften. The case
was evidently a bad one. The treatment Of Cod
Liver Oil was at iirst used, hut without marked
Improvement. The Phosphate OF Lime was Then
administered with the Oil, and the result, as in
the case Of many others, soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
Tnis preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very dcsirca-
Bile for Persons travelling ~ il keeps fresh for
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured Oni
by ALEX'R ID. wILBOR, Chemist, 1876 Court
Street, Boston.
II. R.HAZARD 8. CO., Agcais for Newport
and vicinity. iell
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(sigi,ed)

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any OF the ills that flesh is heir TO- TO call Dr. John
Bulls agent, airl get copy Of Bulls Family Journal
oRArE aud for the sake Of humanity, hope that q
single individual will not he found ing to give Bulls
ssrsaparia rRkAB after reading and recolecnE the
time, that IL Is impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part Of the number OF certificates Of astounding
cures reformed by his Sarsaparils. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on DIR. Bulls Ssrsapa,
from well known and distinguished individuals both In
prbie and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

tP~ PRINCIPAL OFFICES, No. y Gilsey
Building, Cortla nd-sfreet, New York and
No. Fifth-strcet. LouiSville, Ky.
Sold IN N.ML Lon by IlAZARD 4 CASWELL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
LIVER-COMP

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Ssamto-6, Ce.s, oss -
he edcst and most respectable phy.eisns, ws acs,s<
vith Ltro Co~rLpnf mary yoars, and p~2ssev
" using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We so~A
hundreds Of other cases, also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
HEl AID OF THE TIMES, NEWPORT, R. /. THURSDAY NOR
A NEW DISCOVERY.

A DESTROYS BEvEHAGE.-To euro bad
q Spirits, Dyspepsia, N,rv"usm,s,
Heartburn, Choiic Palns
Wind Ia the Stomach
or Pains in The
Bowels,
Head Acie,
DOCS ness.
Kidney COMPLAINTS, Mean
choly, DclJriun .rcncms, ii,cm-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

gS Call on the Agent, and g1t Des-
criplive Circular, gratis, giving a large a
mount of Scientific Evidence, similar to
The above, together with Reports Of Re
markahl1 Cures, from all parts OF the Uni
ted States.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23
Memphis District.

The last Memphis Rhig says that General
THos. RIVERS, who entered the canvass with
out experience as q political debater, has
emerged from it, if we. are to believe the con-
current sentiment of the country, covered all
over with laurels, and adds:
He has, in no single instance we have heard Of,
sllowed his competitor to obtain any advantages,
either in the selection of positions in the Srgu.
ments used to sustain them. lie went Into the can.
vass representing the American party, and thor
oughly prepared ID meet any and every objection
that the ingenuity of Mr.. Currin could suggest In
this Gen. Rivers has eninenily succeeded; and we
are free TO declare that have Witnessed the tell
ing effect Of his speeches in the just and proper
appreciation, by all who have heard him, of the
aims and objects Of the American party and in the
dessting Of the opponents Of the Order from the
application of those offensive and opprobious cpl
thes applied freely and used so generally at the
opening of the canvass.
Gen. Rivers has placed the order fairly before the
people, and the result will be that the people will
place him in the next Congress of the United States
by an overwhelming majority.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

THE UNION AND AMERICAN seems determined
to be ridiculous in busying itself so constantly
informing members of the American Order
hOU they may withdraw" from their lodges.
Itseems to go upon the assumption, and to try
to make the impression upon the public mind,
that the lodges do not meet, and that the pro-
per officers cannot be found-in the face of the
stultifying fact that the lodges are giving public
notice, through daily city paper, of their
places and times Of meeting and also in the
face of the fact that every member of the Or
der knows when and where his Council meets,
independent of these notices. What will our
neighbors not do in the way of showing them
selves ridiculously desperatel
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Foreign Items

The London Times correspondent, writing from
the Baltic, states that the 2lst ult the Amphion,
SO guns, screw fdgate, while employed In recon.
motoring the Qualifications at Sweaborg accidentally
mistook the channel, and 10 consequence grounded
The boats were Immediately dispatched In an an.
rections 10 sound, and while so employed one Of
the forts opened brisk Ere upon the frigate.
Four shots struck her. killing one man and wound.
ing two others. The Captain of the Amphon.
however, returned the compliment with such en-,
ergy and precision that he succeeded IN blowing
up a large powder magazine, aud oeeasioued other
serious damage TO the tort
News from Stockholm states that the British have
destroyed NystadL
The Journal de Constantnople reports that the
town OF Kertch no longer exists, fire having com
pleted lis destruction on the l4th Of June
A line of electric telegraph has been opened be-
tween Odessa aud 81 Petersburg, and before long
tslegraphic communication will be established be-
tween ST. Petersburg aud SevastopoL
His Majesty, the King OF the Belgians, and suite,
arrived al Buckingham Palace FROM Ostend on the
afternoon Of the Sd instant On visit TO Queen
Victoria.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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10 Genestes Parallel Histories Of Judah Israel vols
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16 HardwicAs History Of the Articles Of Religion. VOL
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% Stephens History Of the Church Of coand. vols
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% Robinson's Scripture Charac ers. vols.
81 Eadies Commentary the Epitle the Eghesiaus-
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81 Neander's CHI Oh History. 5 vols,
80 Mason's Spiritual treasury VOL
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From the shs1bzvile Exposltor Of the goth.


This veritable individual in our town on Fri
day last. as a Missionary from Maury CO.. TO ''con-
vert" the unenightened natives Of Bedford.
OF Mr.. Payne's speech we will say but little, az
he made no points, established no facts, nor said
any thing calculated to injure cause. Even had
it been otherwise, the man is too well known about
these localities for good citizens to place any reli
ance upon any thing he can say. We are informed
that this missionary is receiving a salary from the
State OF $4,000 per year, besides having very Iu-
crative practice in Aaury if so, he could apply
some OF his abundant means very judiciously about
Snelbyville. However ngeniou>ly such a man might
cirque any cause it would be injured by his advo
cacy, and we have heard from more sources than
one, that Mr.. Paynes speech has j. jured the cause
OF Andrew johnson more than any thing that has
occurred here this year. No man bot one of PAynes
caiibre would commit such onslaught upon BARN.
less Protest Ministers, or would attempt to laud
corrupt, heli5h Jesutism, or would assert that our
foreign population better than our native. This
was done at our Court house on FRIDAY last by she
pampered minion of Andy Johnson.
After Payne labored through fruitless, pithless
speech Of an hour and hall, Col. Matt Martin was
loudly called for from every part Of the house, who
promptly took the stand, and amid thnnders of ap-
plause, completely demolished the MauFy Mission
AIRY. He told the crowd that Payne had wilfuy
slandered the Protestant faith and the American
movement and in that stand, that he (Payne) had
uttered unqualified lies of the blacklist dye and that
he was paid to DO so. The occasion passed off go
riously for sam" Every thing is right here, and
Sag NIGHT missionaries know it. Fifteen accessions
to the American party on the Monday following.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

PRoaRgss OF THE SUBMARINE TELEsRAPH.-
The submarine telegraph to connect the Island
of Newfoundland with this continent, was
shipped from London on the 2sth ult, and
may be expected soon to arrive at its destins.
ton. The line across Newfoundland to ST.
Johns Is in state Of great forwardness, some
$50 men being employed in pushing il to CON-
pletion with all possible raPidity.
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Americans Rallr!
BY L. VIRGINIA FRENCH.
Air-"Haa Coll0abia."

Sons OF the Bravel bsware the foe,
Harkl TO the murmur deep and low,
Rolling up like the coming storm,
Swelling up like the sounding storm,
HOarse as the hurricane that brood,
In Spaces for Infnitude
Minute guns Of omen boom,
Through the folded futures gloom,
Sounds prophetic Gil the air,
Heed the warning-snd prepare.
Wdticbl be wary-everY hour,
Mark the foemAn's growing power.
Let Americans keep ward,
None but patriots on guard,
Sons Of the Soil! barrier stAunch,
Breasting the alien avalanche,
Manning the battlements Of Right
Up! for your Country God, and Right,
Form your battalions steadily,
Aud hght for bloodless victory,
Snrging onward sweepsthe wave.
Serted columns OF the brave,
handed meath the benson,
OF the god like Washington,
Staad' but should foreign sway
Aspire 10 rule America,
Chargel on the tyrant ere he gain
Our iron-arteried domain.
Sons Of the Free when Tunult trod
The tide of RevolutiOn-God
Looked from It's throne on the s.thiprs NJ Tina
And two new stars from the the world of Tins
He bade 20 burn Ia the azure dome,
The tTeeman's Lows, and the freemAa's HoMK;
Holy Of holies-guard them wei,
Bafile the despots secret spell,
And, LEI the chords OF afe be riven,
Ere you yield those gifts Of Heavenl
70 yxdHi trumpet notes
Shake the air where our banner 6oata,
% triuB,phei siil we see
The land Of the Brave is the homo Of the Free
foKkST HOhK.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
E 80 ~ isss2 -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

ON and after Sunday next the 92d inst Daily Pas
~ s"nser Trains will be TO and from Chattanooga,
follows
Leaves Nashville, day Train at TSO A. 81, arriving at
Chattanooga at ( 20 VI.
Nashville, night Express, az 80 p. NJ, arriving
at Chattanooga at 6 30 A. NJ.
RETURNIS G-Leaves Chattanooga, day Train, at IS
A. ", arriving at Nashville az p. Vi.
Leave Chattanooga, light Express, at 80 ~, arriving
a. Nashville at 8 81 A. NJ
~ The accommodation Train n and from Warfare
will BE- discontinued S'Ier this date as above.
y2l II. /. ANDERSON, supt.
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!. SURE CURE rOa CANCERS.

MY VIE having labOred under enc on hsr etrAt i0,
M some tirae and having tired a9sr'ht "sAtnsRr
coDclud % underiake myself and IN less ihan IN &c
months "a cted co pPlete although she had been
sven up by her friends being beyond ne reach OF any
sur 49, IA, Tor enJiyrd better besih han
sh hsd Tor many years previous and has since gvea birth
a. /, A. ehui Whl-h she nurses herseh l have also
Nv treatment s he using Of the KNIFE cau.e ~
M,r-ury boz Il purely Vegetable. also profess g. care
otbrr dseasss Female Dissases ard Cheers sero
~ Pies, and ali dssasss originating In Ike Al
.sk pcrsons an cted nth sny ot the above named
dseases Is 10 give a trial. Where there T. DO cure
shrs shall be charge faihsr information be CD
aimed ~ cAns me- b. lvtsr. No. ~ North Mar.
krt street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
iya-6m
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PIkOiIlEsITuN IAv

Let them rave and rxcaim they will passf,
ana declare We 10 t,riuk s. all get alter
We give them, nv way Of rrply.
shout OF d-rision and lsr glitter:
For a ] who taste Lgu3S' S Hn1DDs
20 delicious and eNquiSits frd T.
That never cOult tyraDn, z in
The right to restrict 90 ell Il.
Vie qraity Il these z MARIO sCUIrnAN
Il sc HNAPPS l. so we'll known that they do not -
the putting that IL appears 9th Que trial e ALI r., -
required 10 c'lvi p-rs % their urerior ogaIi
sod wholesale aud retail b. the sole p oPrrrors
Jyts 10 Cedsr go,
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@ All About the War! -eT

Comp ,rrative II the War in Russia written in
aTent in The Crimea, by Mai. E. Bruce Hamley author
Of LADY L e Widowhood"
This work is led to the readers attention by
by the following dera,ns a. The al thor l. an ac
comp d i;er of he British army. lie il now en-
gag-d in the war; and has b.an from the first He has
alre dy established brilliant reputation author 4
This Narrative Of the War written the spot. It
contains complete Of the from beginning
6. It enghens the reader many points which other
count, have left obscure"
Ey- The above, with many other books, can be had
Of TUON, NELSON & CO,
jy16 "A Onion street.
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WINCHESTER, July 90, 1855.
For the Nashville True Wing.

Mr. EDITOR: was not little amused this morning
Noticing another trap in which the Union d. Ameri
dn has fallen while trying to delude others At the
,ottom of the first column on the second page Of
hat paper he gets 'privlte note" from "KNGs-
on, SULLIVAN CO.." by gentleman who has trsv.
lied extensively in East Tennessee Now, Mr.. Edi
or, Kingston in lower East Tennessee, Just over
he mountain from here, while Sullivan county is in
no extreme upper Fast Tennessee, many miles
om Kingston. And Tazewell, Beans Station and
togersvie are FAR from both these points.
How the Union and American can dupe the PEG.
lie by such bare contradictions can't see, unless
re tries to palm it of upon his Typos, as an error
u art; which, if he does, he will say it should have
oeen Kingsport instead of Kingston. / guess the
''private note" was concocted in Nashville.
Yours, very truly,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

McMNNvLLE AND TULLAHoMA RAILROAD
We learn from the McMinnville Enterprise
that the grading upon thirty -four miles of this
road has been completed, and the commits
eioner, Mr.. Payne has been over it, and recon-
mended the issuance of the bonds of the State
immediately
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BAD MoNEY.-Mr Petwav, Of the INK, showed
US yesterday one dollar bill Oh the Bank of Nash
vile, which had been altered to FIVE IL was done
by tearing the figure from ore corner OF five
dollar bill, and pastug it the figure on the
dollar bill The words five, in letters were altered
III the same way 1t would be well for persons to
examine those bills which are torn at the corners
before taking them. 1t is probable that most of
them altered or have been torn for the purpose
OF altering other bills.-PulaSki True An. II.
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FLOUR D p T,
AND rORACCn AGnNI

An ID % IL & 4 q ENCY,
TUE suhscrb-r, having the Agency q follow ng Mills
Mitcheyie Mills, Spencers Mills. Silver Spring N1.
og Mills, Nashville city Nsal - which ate in ~
Celebrated for their superior brHnds-w keep family
on hand supply OF Fresh Hour. 81 ur of tbs
above brands sJd nv me, will be WARRANTED. Also agent
for the sale Of Near frsm the above Mills CIV
deaer and co sumers will hnt it 10 their interest TO call
and mine m stock
O5aCcO-l have now in store large quartftv n
Virginia ant Tennessee TOBACCO, which am feriuT 70
the trade az UNUSUAL or TIices.
sS-A full as ortmeut Of fresh Groceries on hand
and tor sale cheap. r. q DANDY
No 80 College street
jylI-dlm ne door e on, pr,t
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Gov. Johnson an Infdel.


Your attention Den 60 lts, if you please, as Gov.
johnson would say. We address Democrats not
the blinded followers of Andy johnson, but Union
loving American Democrats, and ask you TO reflect
tor a moment upon the character Of the man. public
and private, who, under the false garb of DemOc-
rAcy is now before you asking you for your votes
We regard Andrew johnson as a dangerous man to
the peace and tranquility of society because he is
a most consummate demagogue and an infdel at
heart. Turn TO the time, if you please, when he
WAS q candidate for Congress from the rst District
in this State. Here is what we find in Circular
No a. issued by a competitor Of Audys for a seat
in Congress. Be il remembered, that these charges
have been sustained by the first men in East Ten.
nessee for instance John X. Nelson, ESQ as a Sen.
ator in the Legislature from RnoI county, and other
good and true men, aud be il also remembered that
they were made aud their truth testified to by his
own neishbors Says Johnson's competitor, al have
charged, and now charge, and appeal 10 Heaven,
for the truth of what / charge, namely that Mr..
johnson, the Democratic candidate for Congress in
this District is nidel, aud secret enemy TO the
christian religion lie is profane swearer, an
open and public Violater OF the Sabbath and never
speaks Of ministers Of the gospel Of camp meet
ings, and other protrscted meetings and revivals
but in terms Of disrespect This his negh5ors
know, and the religious portion Of them have com.
planned of il. He never attends public worship,
only when he goes 10 electoneer-he never contr
butes to the support OF the gospel or any of the
benevolent institutions Of the day."
Again saws the circular: "He is an avowed and
notorious infdel, even denying the God who Ts
deemed him" Again says his competitor: II issue
no secret circular have no secrets; publish
facts under my own proper signature, and circu.
late them that he may make his defence"
This is the man, fellow-citizens, who is at this
very moment stamping it through this proud State
Of Tennessee, denouncing his fellow coantrymcn for
exercising the right of American citizens, priVile.
ges hand do~a 10 us b. our noble ancestors.
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ARARE CHANCE.

WILL sell or exchange for city pr psrty, baauti -
IN parcel Of LAND (haif heavily mbered) -uated
on the Galat Turnpike about fifteen twenty minutes
ride the Court House and containing about thirty
acres
This presents fine opportunity to thoS- desiring pleas
residence cImhnnV all the retirement Of the
with the convenience 4 city life.
Apply W. R. MOORE,
jylT-dlw IS Public Square.
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EAST TENNESSEE.

Americans Rally.-One of Tennessee
,ongstresses has tuned her harp to rally her
,'ountrymen, for the approaching struggle
der appeal is beautiful, eloquent and stirring.
We copy from the McMinnville Eaterprise, of
the 18th.
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DERSONS DESTROYS OF subscribing for stock In the Mount
OIyet Cemetery now have OPP 'rtunity Of do
ing 90 by calling upon LIS CEOcEErr, Dr.. JoHS
YouN0 NELSON at City Hal, who give any
desired Il expected that those who wish sub
scribe viii do 80 mm, diatey, as only limited amount Of
stock is To he disposed Of.
Iy2l-dH UcB
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NNETD,S IsEPORES,

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN.
Ed IN THE SUPREME COURT 90 TENNESSEE, oy JOIN
L. T sSEED. Vol l now ready and for sale by
m,26 W T BERRY 4 CO.
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ABnoTT,s NAPoLEON.

W. T. BERRY & CO. have jus, received
THE HISTORY Cg NAPOLgON BONAPARTE, by John
s. c. Abbott, with maps and iluStr, tioas. vols.
ALSO:
lie CURE MANQUE, so;iol and Religious Customs In
France, ny Eug me de Courcion Je2S
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"HAs q man." asked prisoner Of magistrate,
"any right 20 commit a nuisaneeF 2" go. sir
not even the Maror.1 "Then, sir / claim my
liberty. was arrested az q nuisance, and no one
hss righs 70 commit me more Tor q noHsai1 ~
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F II "a Thresher" will send US his
name we will insert his communication with
pleasure. q
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w H I c h:
THE RIGHT OR THE LEE

THE RIGHT Or TIE LEFT1
TooN, NELSON co have received several NEW works
One OF the nunh,r is
The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
its portraits fr-ke, its sketch g graphic its pic
lures uowerful, and mob e. '-'hircdE" Reu N,cho
tIs Murray, D d. jI6
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DI8LEs and TESrAMENTs o. all descriptions from The
ID above SOCIETY, may b. und deposiie ny
Send your orders and they hall be on I'd II low
CHARLES W. SMITH,
lyi0 81 College street.