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syphilis, scrofuIa ane Diseased Blood

syphilis, ScrofuIa and Diseased Blood.
For these terrific Diseases Csrters Spanish Mixture is the
only specific.
The propretors have in their possession one hun
dred certificates Of the extraordinary effected By
It.
We refer to tn certificate o. Richard Adams late High
Sheriff NJ Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Commissioner Of
the Revenue for Richmond. General WEIGH, Of the
moth Circus; Dr. Hundy, Of Wasingon City; MFR. VIM. A
Matthews and c. Luck, Esq of Richmond. Va; Mr. p.
Boyden Exchange HOTEL Va; and host Of others, who
have Of the worst description ,ured by Carte
Spanish xture. The' all certify thatt the greatest pu-
riher Of she blood known
's'see advertisement in another column.
iSl-tm
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E" Saturday was another hot day-pipins
hot. There was a pleasant breeze, however,
and shower Of rain, in tie evening.
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SoLD.-The little steamer Lizzie Lake was
sold on Saturday, and will hereafter run in the
Arkansas river.
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FINKs.-ThN Recorder collected 400 10 fines
for breaches OF tins corporation Law in the
mc1th Of June.
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having perfected and patented appliances for the
permanent cure Of
Stammering I'm all It's Forms,
however complicated and BY simple process is now dis
posed TO offer for sale compeenily educated men,
klSaTs FOR the same and will receive proposals for month
iot !he Ilsht 20 TINS state. y the amount asked
for being far below what eocuousts frequently charge
for attempting 10 cure an Isolated
ny this process is certain party afflicted
obey the directions, which requires limited time and
ordinary application.
There nothing dsaEreeahle In the plan and the nvea-
tor has received the highest tesmonsls
medical men and scientific institutions
The Franklin institute Of Philadelphia after close and
scrutinzng examination OF this invention reference to
their Committee Of Science and the Art conferred on he
inventor the highest premium in their gin as well "a tn.
Sctt Legacy premium which only given very extraor-
binary and mertOrious discoveries advertisement being
rst Of their intention for hree month at the expense
Of the OF Philadelphia that competitors be
heard, IL any,
The Pennsylvania State Fair awarded extra dip
Tie Metropolitan Institution OF Washington conferred
their first premu and be has abundance OF tesmoni
ais from distinguished medical n there.
Prof Robley unrson jefferson Medical College,
ectur on this subject md explained his class the strict
scientific and Physiological principles which this nven
ton is based (See Med hammer July, 1852
Professors Valentine Mott and Parker & New York,
well as numbers f0thers in ht city, wi Professor
Dungli-On in his opinion
Many parents have children on whom they have spent
hundreds and in some instances, thousands OF dollars,
among eocutionists endss vong have them broken OF
this haiti and al Of av by this system, and but
dina practice and determination the part Of n
ward
The inventor is Of the numerous atem Dts that
have been made for many years this defect
anno' ance 81 merers have been subject lie wishes
such understand that he has spent during the past thirty
years nearly fortune those who have attempted
remove his difficulty and all Of avail. Being detemin
ed to discover such II within his reach n
studied the 1tter in all its phases cured himself perfectly
and readily his inv enon then patented and in every
instance where he has exhibited scientific and in
sutons of lear ing he has carried OF the highest prize
II this means any thing, il proves concusively all he de-
mands.
To gentlemen CT the profession who have patients
hcted-to parents VIII have children labong under this
distressing mAlady this worth hundred times price
asked for it, and is the only yet discovered whereby
the impeachment be removed
Address the undersigned
E LAND will be taken in exchange for the right Of this
State The Patent Laws amply protect fourteen years
the purchaser from violations.
r. BATES Patentee,
Or, FRANKLIN STEWART, NJ D.
my2-trW2m No. $50 Cherry street, Philadelphia.
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FOR SALE.

Oyer f,r sale House and Lot ca The eorasr Of Bel
and Spring ,treets, Eigrheld fhs lot fronts on
spriue street. sweat, ct and back Bel
hanr Get 20 twelve foot ary Tie hogse Is stories
hIsh wlsa orrh shove hsow and contains four rooms
besides dinas -oou bath room servants room, ktehen
stables earring With good eisseIn and cellar
Two lots inmedaisy hack u The shove fronting asv
fset cash BEL street, and raanng one haudF And
ninety bur feet al eneosed- Add n West Nash.
vile, oninS ay feet on Loeet street. and innrg hack
one kubdred and seventy ave feet ens~n ioot asy
Toe above property can be boaghs sOoa isrns And ne
VACANT les aesirahls badins loss Ser farther
usars and terms, apply 70
4. A. BALL0wR, GsaTArI
myaa NJ " praacficf ssrec.
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The post Office at Rich Valley, In Bed
ford county, has been discontinued.
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| INTEREST," paid on Deposits by
l. Janis JOHN D. JAMES 4 co
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II would hardly do for any to have the temerty
adays to question the excellence Of DR.. Ho ads German
Bters which prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson In cases
Of dyspepsia liver compliant and arrangement of the diges-
tive organs their many virtues have long since been made
plainly apparent They rye from the ystem the morbid
humors which retard their natural functions, and bring
palenes the cheek nd suffering the brow. They BAN
h those clogs upon happiness and the system to
high health.
See advertisement iy2-1m
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VERY pARTIcnLAR NOTICE

Ii persons knowing theuselve. to he indebted to
previous to the LIST Of January had better up
before the LIST Of July they will have settle with
ocer further indulgence cannot be allowed hint
the wise, &C. ljel2l 3. c. McNAIRY 4 CO.
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H- We are indebted TO Miller Clark of the
Aleonia, for St. Louis papers of the 9th ult.
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nag CERTITTCATFS

OH the lat DAY Of July he PIeuiums on Rag Certificates
" ere n Be awarded Al persons oontendnE for tbs
Premiums WI please have their CTtncales HANDED in on
that aay hsssrs. hHgh DOoElss, r. IA Gardner and H.
Loais vI BE- the ladTes and award the Prsmluns whh
vin Be paid ca the same Day. ". e. wniTEsAN
jet1-iiyI
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SPRING IMPORTATIONs. 4
VIM. H. CRUTCHER,

NO. 81 COLLEGE, NTREET,
Nashville, Tenn.
LAS now received a cornplete stock Of
IL staple ana Fancy Iry Goods,
Which have been rel cted with In TIE Eastern
Cities, and feels that variety and STYLE will
compare with any in this market. mar3l
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MONDAY MORNING. JULY 2.
Fourth Of July-American Mass Meeting-Ameri'
cans Rally!

The Mass Meeting and Barbecue OF the
American party will open at MEKRIrT's GROVE,
near the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad De-
pot, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, July 4th.
Distinguished speakers from distance are
expected to be present. The different railroads
centering here are prepared to accommodate
those wishing to visit the city.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will run IN in the morning at the usual hour,
leaving messengers within FIVE minutes walk of
the speaking grounds, and with arrangements
TO accommodate as many as will come. The
evening train from the city will be delayed
until 81 P. NJ, to accommodate such as desire
to return the same night, and the IL o'clock
P. NJ Express train will also be prepared to
accommodate all who may wish to leave at
that hour.
On the Tennessee and Alabama Road the
following time table has been adopted for the
Fourth:
Leave Nssve Franklin Leave Franklin for Ns.hville
At $50 A At s A. NJ.
10 1880"
2l5PM. S46P.M.
Ticke;s from Franklin TO Nashville and back,
good for the day only, Is cents.
Ample arrangements will be made at the
speaking grounds TO accommodate the iadie>,
and they are especia ly invited to attend.
RIVER NEws-Thc river was receding on
Saturday with about forty inches on Harpetl
Shoals
The Umpire, from Paducah, arrived and de-
parted.
The Monticello came down the river with
load of tobacco, which she carried through.
The AJeonia got up from St. Louis and lef'
again Saturday morning. Size brought very
little freight.
The river was raceding Yesterday.
The j. G.. Cline arrived Saturday evening,
PRINCIPALLY loaded with sack salt, She will
leave to day.
The Aida arrived yesterday. She reports
forty inches on Harpeth Shoals and falling.
The Dr. Robertson and Emma BrO'on were
on the shoals, and will probably be found at
the wharf this morning.
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Clark VILE To accO Market.
McCLURE's ToBAcco WAREHOUSE,
CI,tkSyills June 2S. 1855

Sales BY W S Mcclure OF 10 binds Tobacco as
folIows:-s IS. 8 60, So 8 40, 80, IT'S, Is,
90, SIS, so, so. 6.75, 6.55, 646, 6S5, 6.S6,
25, 6 %, O5, 5 IS.
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FISHING TACKLE-A large stock, selected by
! one Of the hrm, consisting Of Genuine I.imcr-
IL Hooks, plain and snoods also Aberdeen,
Gravetaeen and common limerick Hooks; splendid
sortment OF Lines-cabe laid Silk and SEA Grass
plated Silk Minnow Senes u by Floats Of every va
riey Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &c
&C, &C In short, supply thos. who appreciate
fine Tackle with almost thing 10 the
successful prosecution Of this useful calling.
10 G. BROWN,
JaS 43 College st.
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COMMERCIAL BLANKS.
pLANK CHICKS AND NOTES on Al our BANKS NEW
ID and superior lot. For sale by
mArS sec CHARLIE W. SMITH
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QEING anxious to reduce stock much possible
- before going East for Fall Supplies will sell all
descriptions Of Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices
We have yet on hand besuiu stock Of Per'gs Tissues
muslins &C., &C and persons wishing thing in this
way will do well to give US Call
jeI9 R. c. McNAIRY co.
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BANK OF NASH

BANK Ca NASHVILLE.
BLANK CHECKS In Laos and ssAIl Books On RANK
ID or NASHVILLE, and superior lot for sale By
Jess go CHARLES w. SAITH.
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I ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA WINES
u We have just received fresh supply Of Longwo this
Wine in quart and pint bottles. Also, the Dry Catawba In
casks f-Ia- H. LOOMS & CO.,
jet4 Sole Agents for Nashville
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Slnan,s aintment.

We would call attention to the advertisement in our col
umns, Of this popular and truly Great Remedy We have
witnessed its extraordinary virtue in varity of obstinate
cases. and heard many performed that really
appear Incredible they not testified to by persons Of
veracy. For obstinate old of every kind fresh
wounds bnrbs corns nipples broken breasts 1t has
equal And for piles is warranted to every case,
of how long standing how horribly the patient
may be sfi cted.
See sloans advertisement in another column.
ie2S-lW
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
PICoT sHOTWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHIAG HARDWARE,
No So Maiden Lane, New York.
INVITE a. NrECrrRN

wv % D-UA1VLI 41"LIUJ Wv A0AA'
INVITE the attention OF SOUTHERN and WESTERN
MERCHANTS to a LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
Cutlery Of cry description;
Silver Plated Ware; J,pannery;
German 81 yer and Britannia Ware
Timed and Enameled Cooking Utensils;
lronzed, Copper and Brass Goods;
Tea Trays. hire Irons, Tenders Wire Covers
brorEed Caudesticks, Block Tin Ware, &c, &C.
Our took comprises article in line # business
all OF which We will sell TO de lers at the VERY LOWEST
PiiII Is FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER Goods or
der by letter will be selected with great care and despatch
AM PIT up in the best manner
PICOT 4 suOTVELL,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, New FORK.
PIP s-Aso manufacturers Of very superior article Of
ated Spoons and Forks. je9-6m
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Swaim's Celebrated Panacea,

FOR THE CURE OF
Incipient CONSUMPTION, ScrQfald, General De-
bitity, White SueLling rheumatism, Dis
eases Of the Liver and Skin, and all
Diseases arising from Impurities
of the Blood, and the effects
CwAIMs PANACEA has been for than thirty years
- celebrated in his country and Europe for its extraor
to the directions and book (Which may be had grais)
companyng the Panacea; of which We the partcu
patients had been almost with Scroula, were
1t has been ed IN hospitals and private practice and
mad the singular fortune OF being mmended by the most
eel bra ed physicians and other eminent PEI sons Among
W Gibson, NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery, Pa University.
Valentine Mott, NJ. Prof of urgery, u University.
" ?. Device, VI D., Prof. Mid, Pa University.
N Chapman, NJ. d Prot. OF Physc Pa University.
Parke. M D., Prest Collegr Of Phi, sic ans, Phila
DR.. Del vallo, Professor of Medicin,, Havana.
Jose Eourenco de luz, Prot. Of Surgery Lisbon.
J. Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
g. W. Erving, late Minister to Spain
cir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Roberto British Consul &C. &c
And also the drrfu eH ed by Swaims Pana-
cea have for NAM yeas, M DE- it nvaua lie remedy.
The Panacea does ntan mercury in any torn, and
being an nnoc mt PREPARATION it be given to the most
The retail price has been reduced per bottle icon.
talnhg three hall pints or three bottles for 81.
Beware Of Imposition.
8" aims Panacea is in round bottles, futed longtudnsy,
with the following letters blown the z ass
M'S-PANACEA-PHILADAn
and having the Of JAS stamped on the sealing
and written the label covering cork and spen
did engraving for the side Of The bottle composed
ric lathe work, comprising nine diff dies which have
been turned for the exclusive Of the PROPRIETOR
per Co., bank note engravers Philadelphia In the
centre is rtrait Of the late William Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, Awaim's Vcrmifuge.
valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved
remedy tor all dsea arising from debility the digestive
organs, such Worms ChO Morbus Dyson terry F,ver
and Ague, Bleeding Piles, ST. Headache, a. &C See the
pamphlet (Which may be had goti) accompanying the Yer
mifuge.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the
Old Stand, Seventh street. below Chestnut, Philadel-
AID sold by all the respectable Druggists the United
States.
Caution 10 the Public.
Persons wishing to obtain the genuine SXVui inns Pa
naCea and >NVaim's yermifugc, should be care
full to observe that the
w 4 M
spelled correctly the bottles lables they NAV
be imposed by medicines made in imitation OF them
person bearing somewhat similar name well calculated 20
deceive.
General agents for tie United States,
sCHIEFFLIN, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
New York
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T'UMBIEHS-2O BIKES 4 and y pint Pittsburgh
Tumhlers, good article, TO- sale by
ieq8 W. II. GORDON 4 CO.
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BREVOORT HOUSE.

INHIS elegant lonse located 5'h Avenue, the most
l fashionable prone made in America il cnnnu. upon
the EUROPEAN PLAN, without any change OF tha heau
m fu nture The style Of keeping, which has been
much approx ed by it, patrons 1t aims apartments for
families single gentlemen, superior tosany other hoel In
the country.
The patronage Of the pub c is respectfully solicited.
ALBEIT CLARK. Proprietor.
New York MAY Il, 1855. my24-eod2w
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IRISH LINEN
OF Direct Importation frem Ireland.
USr received, Richardson, sons OWden's Linen pot up
to order CIR family use-eheapsF, By IS per cent than
ever before offered In this market.
ALSO
Table DAmask, Llnen sheetings
Closis Pillos Case Linens
Damask ToEeilngz DamAsk Napkins,
Hnshbash do Russia Diaper,
scotch Crash,
VII. II. cRUTcHER,
malal Ne. 81 College street, Nashville.
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L'OR RENF-Ihree Rooms Deaderck street. in
II McGayccks building, suitable for a small family.
r. A. BALLOWE
ian12 EN- General Agent, No. II Deaderick st.
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FRESH GtRDEN SEEDS.
r. w RRNT FRSUOTT

Corner Of Cherry and the Square, Ma hville,
just received large supply OF the above celebrate
seeds. febl
DISSOLUTION.
TIVE Copartnarshp heretofore ling under the firm
i -tyie Il Brown GRIJBHs, is this ~ dissolved b
utu 10 II. ERowN /. alone authJIiz d TO
the name Il the firm in liquidation &C.
'SI,H g Brown,
Nashville, June g. 1855. w b. GRUBBS.
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RECEIVED PER EXPR
PRICES REDUCED.

A FINE lot of Parasois sunshades Fans, Muslin Man
n ties, White Ribbons, &C., &C.
ini2 r @. McNAIRY A co.
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10. e.. THROWN,

II AVING purchased the entire interest Of Mr. W b.
IL GEUBBs, Will continue the DRUG business as r.
uery, old stand where he will be pleased to zee his
friends, a., &C. No 43 Col eye street. JeS
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ARD OTL-lO bbls. No. Lard oil on hand BY
IL ~. 6. q OWN
je9 43 College st.
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LADIES' SHOES.
4 AIDES Italian Cloth Caters, (pain toes)
IL do best Curaco Kid CATERS;
do do do Welt Boots;
do do do do Pump Boots
do hae Kid Pump Buskns;
do do do do Paris Ties;
do White Kid Slippers;
Children's do Boots;
Just received by RAMAGE CHURCH,
my2S 80 College street.
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nSNABURGS-2O bales q Trion Factory, Georgia,
" 0sns5urgs. heavV article, able for VIII at bag for
shipment North for sale by W. Ii. GORDON co.
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do C0FFEE-Sii sAss Rio coass, prime asticse.
IA gps, rseeiyrd snA fog salr ~ = ~ f0oagle 4 90
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS OF EL0CUTIoN,
DENTIST, AND OTHERS.
Stammering In all It's Forms,

INHE undersigned after many years study and expeDs,
having now perfected and patented appliances for th
permanent cure Of
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1888.
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CEGAHS-we can offer great inducements city deal
~ es that want hne CisArs. Call d see them
jan29 5. II. LOOMS 4 co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-28

TRAPPING GRUBs AND Cur WORMS
"Lae. spring." says c. O.. in The Michigan
Farmer, 81 tried on experiment with the
'vsrmin,s,' which ! relate for the benef. Of
whom i. may concern" He planted his
corn on clover sod pIoughed in The spring.
While planting he found plenty Of The small
grubs. The corn was planted about the
2Olh Of May, and ss soon as it came up
they commenced their mischief Knowing
no reliable or certain ways Of saving .he
corn, he concluded TO trap them.
For this purpose he took a round stick,
lh,ss or fou, fee, long and sbou, two inches
in diameter, and moking one cad sbarr, and
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MIS- LII A N EOU US.


Reslly ',is astonishin' whs, a monstrous
sigh, Of mischief there is in pint of rum
II one Of 'em was TO be submi,,ed 10 snsly-
zstion, as the gres. doctors call it, i. would
be found 10 contsin all manner of devilmen,
that ever entered The head Of man, from Gus
in and stealin' up to murder snd' whippin'
his own mother, end nonsense enough to
turn all the men in the world out Of their
senses. II mans GO, badness in him, i,
will bring il out, just ss esssaftss tea does
the measles and il he's a good for no.hin'
sort Of fellow, without n" bad traits in
pe,ikler, I'LL bring ou. oil his greatness. |.
affects dideren, people in different ways
some i, makes rich and happy, end some
poor and miserable and j, has differen. ef-
fec.s on different peoples eyes-some i.
makes see double, and some il makes so
blind that they can. tell themselves from .
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-28

tsking two rows al time, he made from
two 10 four holes, four or FIVE inches deep,
in OF close by every hill. After fixing sew
ersl rows in this way he waited TO see the
result On examination he found that sl-
most every hole had one or more worms in
it. Ia one hole he counted as many as six
1e then wen, over The whole field in the
same wsy, and the result, was that hardly a
hill Of corn was destroyed sfier the holes
were mode, while his neighbours corn jus
over the fence, which was on ground
plouehed very early, was more than bal
cut off with the worms.
"Is nigh. be supposed" saws CO, ".ba
when the fellows fell into the traps they
would bore into the eide and escape; bu
on watching them found they would try
TO climb up the side, bu, the sides being
smooth they always fell back again, wher
about twenty four hours Of sunshine snd
Starvation would put On end to them. They
ususIly commit their depreda,ions in the
night, and while crawling ronnd 10 End the
corn they tumble in." An addi,ionsl re.
commenda.ion Of this method is .ha, the
birds will no. pull up the corn, when they
end plenty Of grub already provided fo'
them"
c. G. states further the. portion Of This
field Of corn looked green and fourished
luxurian'ly, while another portion looked
pale and yellow. To this former he had
applied "a tablespoonful TO esch hill, &
mixture Of two parts lime with three part.
Of ashes. The latter had no such sppIica.
lion.