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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
The Annual Meeting q the q ths gKUUK
NoTth.Western Settlement Company, Office No ll8

sss.ss.s, JAMES MACKEAN President rHOS. EDGER-
LEV seeetryThe obeeI Of tn ORE ,nzation the s,IeG9n
md nprehas. OF land In IOWA WISCONSIN aud MINI
eOIA 10 he furnished sub-cribes at 81 % oer e:re The
numbers in ocat y will greatly en-
be for the benefit Of the settlers them
~v, sbd and judiciOus combination will enable them
a. avert most difficulties IN the of emigration Full
uncu ,r a The enterprise may be obtained by application .t
he Office Of the Company where subscriptions will he received
ish share the first five thousand acres located
stould M abe immediate Application
Fer Kansas.-The NEW YORK KANSAS LEAGUE,
No ITO Broadway corner Pnes fourth floor have araoed
SIR large migration this season. low prces Information
given Ia City Sold 75xl5O feet, at $40 Dsna
-Sons ne ee{ ed for Churches and sch )ols.
GEORGE WALTER, General Supefntt nden..
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Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Caiarrh, ana
other Affections Of the LunEs and Chs e1ren by inhae
general lnhaaoD alone, Will IAN
Of these deas bat m'iDed with the proper
remedies Dr. HEATH, emuenty succsssfn IN curng
em These proved by the previous ta elsewhere
the sptcsy OF Inhalation ng TO relieve MI Haedot Of
Penn H. Of York aud hosts of ohsr Asaprooi
tn Dr. HEkTHs combined Treatment he refers 20
de of Nj Cobern No 4 Broadway Stebein YORK.
w Rec aud wife Hartford, Conn Nervous, Chronc,
sofuous ano Of the i've that tax toe
oon,uon mch extent TO reader Hsnscepuse 20 u
bu Gus and other chronic diseases The afflicted with any
dseAe can apply with certainty Of relief to pr A. b
HEATH Me- $50 Broadway, New FORK from TO O'clock
fIectro-C heuicaI Bnths.-DR BROWN, pupil Of NJ
verens ar baths for the extraction OF mineral
truss and impurities Dr. Trsrs Hydropathe ins,u
Con No Is Laight Il.
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y .ae the soop VICTORY OF 100 ba cen She Is hi
scoa running con len be bought 81 reaon.he poo
X, sppyins az The subscriber Ssugsres 10 Utter Coanty,
uheis he sloop nav be seen. =. l. ONEkbA0u.
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3y a respectable middle-aged

IVAN TIE D-By respectable midde-aged
w Woman situation good COOK Has OBJ -ction 20
assist With ts- ashirs do the WASHING of sns
,ni v country and references Can Be for
4 Niblo's Garoen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
TIMBER LAND and SAw-MILLS for SALE

"A vau.b.e LUMBEkING ESrAbLI>HMENcicrs sale,
situated in steuben Couni, Ses York near the Neg am
Fe Rarsd and having sa-ntsge Of the Albany, New
York PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Badao and other markets The
rrr housand OF land part OF weh
rbeeo len pine AZ There steam NIL, many
Few and excellent order operson the premises
This mill capable % twenty Ia thirty thousand
fes lumber hours and sidered one OF the
est Of krd built Aso snsr WsisfMh wi.h good
ow.r both mills under One hundred and eighty
scrs the sud der improvement and the soil OF all s
excellent quality. There the premise, good cSeilns
fcus bans ara store which in aad for business
This would be good point for Touring mil ths couny
rourd heirs Od sced and rsngFwins one isefo nov
n b,nd AT The mills 8 o feet OF pine umber which together
with tie her p.rsoua property CONSISTING Of Teams wagons
Tools HAY Grain worth $500 Price 81 the whole y.
Ss2rcO norton can remsn on Payment Of one, two and
three years vps the purchaser ample time 20 reshte r,m
the her The believed % be opp tIunty TOR
investment offered at 50 low prics or inc
tIrpose Of sfrctug speedy sale he owners who eade al
h East unable the necessary for the ma
sgeus NJ OF furhs particulars sppy 20 ho
MFR MORGAN, Pine-st., No. Metropolitan Bsas Building
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AuericSa Institute Far.-EIhibitOrs who have eppeo
vi please their goods .. once TO the Cysts
Palace (4t entrance in that they De arranged
I, p4nns assigned before the opening Of the Far on
WEDNESDAY Beyt BY order Of the Manager ,,
Iogs W CHAMBERS Secretary.
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cEvASTOpOL, CRDIEA, GREAT REDAN,

SEVASTOPOL, CRINlEA, GREAT REDAN,
- MAMELoN and MALAKOFF TOWERS
With Reference Msps a the
BLACK, BALTIC and AZOfF SEAS:
All New views and published large sheet Pee > Cs
Aso VIEW or CRoNSIADT-showis .ni tsse.isnS
i, with Portisits Of the principal CROWNED
HEADS; also RUSSIAN, FRENCH. TURKISH And hN-
AGENTS wanted A. Il. J0SELYN, Publlhsr,
No. so Futnr-st, ". Y.
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and general view the Cmbs Jurispudenee OF me CoD
mon and Civil Law BY Francis wharton, Esq Ne" Aaa
third edition. sve., l23 pages :. ,,r,--,ryyrS .No
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UNITED STATES Just published. Treatise on the La"
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In nanu.cr.pt BY Francis Wharton, Esq -
WHARTON AND STILES AMERICAN MEDICAL
JURISPRUDENCE. In pes. A Treatise 81 Mediea! Jurs
prudence adapted the Of the professions at Law and NJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

MILLS for SALE.-Two RUN Of FRENCH
wi BURR-STONEs and GEARING, In running order Ap
ply az No. 499 Taier.a-
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EpenGJ Notifies.

Democratic Wing General Commiftee:-A Hsg st
tr Of COMMITTEE ~ be held on IUhoD IT ~ bN
ING Oct a. O'clock at The Broadway hoGse' % olsl'
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman
MORGAN MoRGAss, - wee
GEORGE BRIG6s, Chalrmeh
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tnation by a respectable Girl as

WANTED-As situation By respectable Girl !
w NURSE and SEAMS1RESS car take chsrae of bah
requir,o. Can DO al styles Of plain and Aacy sewins
cpt ard n for the Nursery Has excellent ciJy reference
VIII a. few mi IS the country Ii seotee' family AZ she
ful COMPETENT. Aso neat az OF sixteen as NUM- -
sEAMsTRFsS. Wages 81 City reference Cal 81 NO D
o Az. near 22dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

THE AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIE-
i TT would respectfully that they have PoSyey
decided ,vng during the ensuing season the THREE
CLASSICAL CONCERTS, callsd for by the Consttution
These will comprise efficient ana powerful Oches
aided by the best talent available at the time and the
music to be of the highest order without however excluding
the beer works occasionally composed IN this country For
PARTICULAR apply to the principal Music stores OF
Sewf and It's vicinity where subscriptions will be received
BY order OF the Concert Committee.
LOWS ERNST, Secretary L. Z. HILL, ChArmsn'
~ AND CON E Il I, b y
~ ALLEGH ASIANS,
THIS EVENING, Oct l. at 7! o'clock,
connection wi the splendid Dramatic DIOkAMA Of the
BATTLE or BUNKER HILL,
AZ Academy Hail. No COS Broadway. Admission , cents
nUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
~ way-Open from 4. NJ. tall 10 o'clock P. NJ, daily
Adufspce q Ore hundred and fy Of The choicest
PAINTINGS collected together now sdorn the walls 81
his Gallery. IL superior to any other collection on me oona
vent. To he appreciated IL needs bat 70 be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
nnIy s3 Is a Pnir Cor FIne French Calf Boots-
g,n,gr,n, Ia,eFljRepce Ofuce and Labor Exohapse

Emiersni Id.eiiigepce Otdce snd Labor Esen ms
Removed tom No. 2 CAnast TO the corner Oh CenIe
srd Cans sts NewYoIk The Oice Is established BY the
Enisaon, where can always Dc found arse
numbers OF iABORERs and eFRVANTS at very low rates
SvAges have their orders hed by Whiting 10
Re and sending the amount necessary 70 pay
A. ,a.ase OF The parties required No fees charged to
soyer. JAMES P FAGAN. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

UNKER LL-ALLEGHANlANS -
ID ACADEMY HALL, No. e6S Broadway.
Open THIS EVENING Oct l. st u O'Clock, with the spen
did Dramatic DIORAMAof
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL,
10 connection with the popular Nocslss
THE ALLEGHANtASS
Admission % cents; Children ~ cents
Scholars from different Schools will be admitted g. The
afternoon exhibitions for 10 each Teachers and SnPe'in
tendents free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Positive sale Of the DOdAIN Of the NORTH AhERi-
GAN PHALANX "WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, a. 10 o'clock A.
n TERMS CHANGED to favor the buyer lOper ceAt
cash within ee days saei 20 per cent lth February
ssrs when Seedr possession will be given and mortgages
ken remainder Of purchase payable in four equal
s.unA instslIments. commencing lst January. l85s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
; Pnrent seIf.scnIins Gam. and GIn-s JAMS.

Arthur's Patent SeIf-ScalinK Cans and Glass Jars.
FER putting up Peaches Pums Pears. Tomatoes &c
BY Heu ees Sealing Thousands of Ousekeepels are now
ane iheso and thus securing the luxury Of fresh Fruit
Tona &c Cor Winter Pull directions for using the
Cane accompany them. ,
used for time and still using both at the
Girafd and Pierre u.es Arthurs Patent Self Sea ing
Cane putting up fresh Fun Tomatoes &C. and ni them
In Iefpec admirably adapted the purpose They 80 Al
easily and perfectly only requiring the lid to be heated snd
into the adhesive cement and macy
Cans have For hotels and private
families they afford the Tesde Of securing the Injury of
Summer Frns and Vegetables for ~lter that
qas rented with Having irel proved them, speak
confidently OF their value" "PRESBURY & BILLINGS,
Philadelphia"
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Boar1 ann Rooms.

A COUPLE Of excellent ROOMS with BOARD
~ In a FIRST-CLAsS dOU5E in BROOKLYN can ba
bad by gle Gentlemen Inquire at No. 10 Sandss Ref
EXCHANGED.
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Sndnts.

A LADY desires situation as TEACHER OF
"A ENGLISH, FRENCH LATIN or DRAWING 10 PEN
Gil and CRAYON. branches preferred Good refer
epces gwen Address Miss LOUISA c. SPENCER Hewbury
port Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Hew-YOrk Horticultural Society.-The Iesnaf
monthly meeting vii b. held 81 the Sces rooms IN linton
Hall lsGor-pAee THIS (Jondsyl EVENlNG AZ o clock
WILSON g. HUNT, President
PETxR 9. MAD, Rec Sec'y
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06

RIVER NEws.-The river was receding yes
terdsy, with 80 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
The Return from Cincinnati arrived on
Tuesday and departed same day. She brought
light freight.
The Shylock from Paducah arrived on We'd
nesday evening and left yesterday.
The HartsOiLle also arrived on the 9Th, and
left yesterday.
The Aida, which has been laying up for a
few days resumed her trips yesterday.
The Republic, after few days rest got off
yesterday.
The Monticello arrived on Wednesday and
left yesterday. We are indebted to her clerk
for full memoranda of the trip, from which
we only publish the following extract, the bal
lance having got too old:
"July 2. Left Paducah at O'Clock, A. ". In
port steamers Hartsvile, Ben franklin, and A. L.
Davis. Met Antelope above in the Bend Met
Odd Fellow and Eclipse at SmitLland. Law by "a.
king on fright four hours. Met Aleonia at Camp
Rowdy Bar. Met Fawn at Canton, loading with
Tobacco.
July 3. Passed Neitie Miller at Elk Shoals.
laid up. The bank Ct the river covered with salt,
put out by the Return or Sallie Blanche Net
China at Wells leland Met John Simpson above
Met d.. Robertson at Trices'
"As we passed Eddyville there appeared to be a
stampede among the citizens, owing to the preva-
ience OF the cholera among them there having
been seven deaths from Friday until Monday. And
all those who could leave were doing so
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06
The Sag NIGHTS Barbocus.

The attempt of the anti-American-J johnson
party 10 get mp rebutter to the great Ameri-
can demonstration on Wednesday, was a most
signal failure. The day-the anniversary Of
American Indepe dence-was an unfortunate
selection for Sag NIGHTS demonstrate The
latent sentiment of Anericanism, which al
ways sleeps in the patriotic bosoms of Tennes-
seeans, was awakened on that day, aud was
TOO powerful to be controlled even by party
prejudices and predictions. Instinctively the
thoughts and footsteps Of the people turned in
a southern direction, where SAN" and his
boys had appointed their meeting, leaving the
Pooe's defenders in a small and pitiful mi
nority.
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sypniIi>, scrofuln and Diseased blood

SyphiIi>, Scrofuia and Diseased Hood
For these terrific diseases carter Spanish Mixture the
only specific.
The propretOrs have in their possession over one hun
bred certificates OF the extraordinary effected by
1t
We refer tn certificate Of Richard Adams late High
Sheriff II Richmond, Val Edwin Burton, Commissioner Of
the Revenue for Richmond; General WEIGH, Of the Nam
moth Circus Dr. Hundy, Of Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A.
Matthews and c. Luck, Esq Of Richmond, Va; Mr. p.
Boyden Exchange Hotel Va; aud host Of others, who
have of the worst description cured by Carriers
Spanish Mixture. Thew all certify that the greatest pu-
rher Of the blood known
80 See advertisement in another column.
Iel-lm
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06

STREET SPRINKLINs.-The new system of
watering the streets from the public water
pipes has proven great improvement. A free
use of the water alays the dust, and gives the
air purer and more pleasant caste We are
glad 10 see so many of our citizens availing
themselves of this privilege, and hope to see
the number increasing
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06
THE sEwANEE MINING CoMpANY.

A RE now prepared to supply the citizens Of Nashville
wi superior article Of COAL, hon their mines IN
Franklin county.
This Is the hr Coal OF this Company that has ever been
Tered In this market This notice Is necessary as sons
parties have had the audacy advertise sell an nfe.
ror quality Of Coal as Sewanee Coal greatly the preu
dice OF this Company SAMUEL p TRAOY'
Mr.. JONA HUNTINGTON will attend 10 the sale OF the
Companys Coal at thSr Yard the Nashville and Chat
tanoog Railroad. ie0-im
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SEWANEE GOAL

'I'HE Sewanee Mining Company have Fixed the pr,ee Of
their Coal 1t eighteen per bushe for the present
II the citizens Of Nashville pttronize Ais C0yaIdut Inc
price will not be raised under any creu stance above eO
cents even should supplies from other sources fail
liberal duction from the above prices will mads IN
mAnufa' turers or other large consumers
Fare who may subscribe 20 the reserved stock Of the
Co. 100 shares over, have coal for their nrvae ss
at one cent per hushr less than the public
MICS Esq viii receive subscriptions II Il, the ear
nest desire OF the Board OF Directors that the cE.ns Of
Nashville generally should become nieresed IN the
tyOf the Company. sAML y TRACY
Jell-lm GrHB President
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with good appetites, we cannot doubt, Tor they
had been listening for four hours to the dis
cussion, without interruption, and the great
body had been on the ground from A. NJ,
to P. NJ, fasting.
= After nner (. s. Colyar, of Winchester,
entertained the crowd with spirited and tell.
ing speech. Unfortunately heavy shower of
rain came mp before he had concluded, and
though even this event did not deprive him
of bis audience, 1t served in great degree to
distract attention. Many stood in the rain
and listened, urging the speaker to continue.
OF the character Of the assembly we must
say a word in conclusion. The number of ladies
present exceeded, in proportion to the crowd,
which we did not hear estimated at less than
FIVE THOUSAND SOULS, any assemblage Of the
kind we have ever seen. For .tt0e or sir hours
they sat aud listened attentivey to the dis
cussion, aud manifested unusual interest. On
the whole we never saw q more attentive as
sembly on any occasion.
To sum up the result, as an indication Of
popular sentiment, from the capitol of the
State, we consider it the most emphatic express
sion in favor of the American platform that
could be made judging from it, the result of
this contest is fixed, and the people only await
the first Thursday in August to record their
verdict in favor of the AMERICAN PATTY, and
in opposition to the wild demagoguical and
danger GUS schemes of Andrew Johnson and his
handful of anti-American foreign adherents.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06

R The announcement of the death of Gov.
Collier, made in the Alabama papers, about
a week since, turns out to be incorrect, as we
learn from the Huntsville Democrat.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

RE now receiving their stock Of DRY GOODS for the
Fall trade and are prepared to exhibit TO all who may
favor them with visit general stock embracing almost
every article in their line Of business. They II
y TO make promises how
cheap they will sell their gocds farther than say they
bought In the EASTERN Cries where others buy
goods and good terms the credit Of their
would allow and they viii sell them as short profits at
they Afford either for cash prompt dealers on
time. r. G. McNAIRY 4 co,
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THE WEArHER.-There was quite q heavy
fall of rain in the southern vicinity on Wed.
nesday, but only slight rain here. The at
mosPhere was decidedly improved thereby,
and yesterday was quite a pleasant day.
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having now perfected and patented appliances for the
permanent cure Of
Stammering I'm MI its Forms,
however complicated, and by simple process is now dis
posed to offer for sale to competeny educated men, SrITx
NIGHTS Tor me same and will receive proposals for month
it being far belo~ what elocuonsts frequently chsrps
for attempting to isolated case.
BY this process is certain II the party afflicted
obey the directions which requires but limited and
ordinary aspiration.
There nothing dissgreeabe In the plan the iuven-
tor has received the highest testimonials from distinguished
medical men and scientific institutions.
The Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia, after close and
scrutnizng examination invention on reference 10
their Committee Of Science Arts conferred on me
inventor the highest premium their T A. Well AZ the
sc,t Legacy premium which il onIy viyen 10 vsv = w
binary and meritorous benz
FIRST Of their intention for hree month at The rnss
Of the corporation Of Philadelphia that competitors may be
heard, il ANY,
The Pennsylvania State Fair also awarded an extra din
Iona.
The Metropolitan Institution Of Washington conferred
their hrst premium, and he has abundance Of tesron
ais from distinguished medical NJ n there
Professor RObey Tungison Of jefferson Medical College,
leciurd on this sui cct and explained his strict
seenunc and physiological principles which this inven
ton is based (See Med. Examiner july 1851
Professors Valentine Mott and Parker II New York as
well as numbers ofothes In that city, with Professor
DungiiSon in his opinion
Many parents have children on whom they have spent
hundreds and In some instances thousands of dollars
among eocutionists yOng have them broken Of
tnis habit and all Of avail BY this system and but or
dhay practice and determination on the part of the
ward. ' -D''~N'e O 'N~' &c
The inventor Is Of the numerous aftem, that
nave been made for years this defect and the
ANNOYANCE stamerers have BE- en- subject 10 l. -.
such to understand that he spent during the pat thirty
years nearly fortune those have attempted to
renoVe mis- dhculty, and all Of avail Being determin
ed to discover such means if within his reach he %
studied the ttern all its phases himself perfectly
ana readily his inv enon then patented and In every
instance where he has exhibited scientific men and in
situations Of lear ing he has carried the highest pr
II this means any thing proves coneusvely all he de-
mands. ~ ~
To gentlemen Ct the profession who have patients so s
hcted-to parents VIII have children aborng under this
distressing malay this is worth hundred times the pIce
asked for it, and the only means vet discovered gbrebv
the impeachment be removed.
Address the undersigned
LAND will be taken in exchange for the right Of this
state The Patent Laws amply protect for fourteen years
the purchaser from violations
r. BATES Patentee
Or, FRANKLIN STEWART, NJ D.
my2-trW2m No $50 Cherry street PhiIadelrbi.
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II would hardlydo for to have the temery row.
days question the excellence OF Dr. Hoohnds German
Bers which prepared by Dr. NJ Jackson, In cases
dyspepsia liver compliant and derang hent Of the dges-
tive organs their many virtues have long since been made
plainly apparent They plrge from the system the morbid
humos which their natural functions, and bring
paleness cheek suffering the brow. They BAN
sh ho1e clogs upon happiness and restore the system to
high health ~
See advef tsement jy2-lm
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sloau,s ointment.

We would ca attention the advertisement IN our coli
uns Of this popular and truly Great Remedy We have
Witnessed its extraordinary virtue vary of obstinate
cases. and heard many has performed that really
appear incredible they not testified to BY persons Of
veracity For obstinate old Of every kind, fresh
wounds bnrbs cOrns nipples broken breasts it has
equal for piles It is warranted to cure every case,
long standing how horribly the patient
may be afl cted.
See sIoan's advertisement in another column.
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