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HEHMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMB0LDS HIGLY CONCENTRATED F.
CoMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses aud all diseases of the Sexua
Organs whether in Male Female from whseseT cause
they may have originated, End 20 matter OF how long
standing.
yeu have contracted the terrible disease which, when
once seated in the sysien will surely 60 down iron
one generation another undermining the constitution
and sappng the very vital fluids of life do not trust your
self in the hands of Quacks who start up every day in
city like this and ill the papers with garing fasehoods,
too well calculated to deceive the young and those not
auainted with their tricks You cannot be too careful in
the selection of remedy in these cases
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by emf
nent physicians the greatest remedy ever known Is
medicine perfectly pleasant in its TASTE and verT innocent
in its action and vet thorough that snnhaies every
particle Of the rank and poisonous virus O this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought by selfabuse amost
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hu-
man unrney graves. thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents and bhghug in the bud the glorious
ambition Of many noble youth, can be cured by this
lnfaible Remedy. And medicine which must bene-
fit everybody from the simply delicate TO the confined and
despairing invalid equal is be found ting both
Cure and preventive.
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. a cARD.-The young ladies ofthe PublicSchools
acknowledge the reception OF s5OS, as the net pro-
ceeds Of their two concerts for the purpose of pro-
curing a Piano for the schools. They also express
their thanks to Mr. GREEKE for the use of the The
atre during their rehearsals and one evening for
the concert gratis.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

2 BEAUTIFUL Building Lots in Houstons addition 10
y Edgefield fronting each 30 feet Woodland street.
AISQ-Three handsome lots in West Nashville
AlS0-A desirable lot on the Gaatiu Pke-a few
hundred yards from the Public Square-frontng A. feet
the Turnpike and running back about 245 feet To 50
foot street Apply 10 j. l.. K w. BROWN,
innel5-2W ~ Cherry Strcat.
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WASHINGTON, june 2l.-The Russian Minister
laughs heartily with his friends over what he re-
CARDS the exaggerated accounts from the seat Of
war. He says that the people of France and Eng
land required the manufacture OF victories TO salts
iy their lamors aud SIS to the reported number of
vessels DESTROYED in the Sea Of Azof, he remarks
that it far surpasses all the Russians had there
Accurate and reliable accounts received here
from Mexico represent that Mr.. Gadsden, our min
lister to Mexico is in bad ordor with the Mexican
government which regards him as a nucleus around
winch gather the revolutonis,s of that country
IL will not be surprising if Mexico shall soon refuse
20 have diplomatic relations with Mr. Gadsleu as
complaints have been msaa to our State Depart
aept.
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CoUNTERFEIT QUARTERs-Counterfeit twenty
five cents pieces are in circulation, bearing date of
1853. They are executed with tolerable neatness,
gu. are quite light and brittle, besides being trne
thinner than the genuine quarters. They will be
readily detected By any one in the habit ofhandlng
coin
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CISCINNAr, June 9th, noon.-River risen
inches. Weather warm and cloudy. Flour not
saeabe-price4 wholly nominal Whisky steady
al Bic. Nothing done in provisions
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY Lo1TERv.-Uont-
gomery, Ala, June 23.-The following numbers
drawed the twelve highest prizes in Class @ Of the
Southern Military Academy Lottery in this city
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icy We learn from the Banner of yesterday
morning that. B. CLESoSs is off the track for the
Senate & .s-+a
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~ We are under obligations to Messrs. Stew
Arr & DuNcAN, of the Mitchelsvile Mills, for a
sack of new -four, of very superior quality. The
-four manufactured at This mill is for sale by SAM
Brown, Public Square, and by R. O. DANDY, on
College street 1t is the aim Of the manufacturers
to furnish Nashville with superior article of -four
Every pains will be taken to furnish article
uniformly good and should an occasional barrel or
bag prove inferior, Il WILDE replaced with better.
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ESQ 0B0OKS THAT ARE BOOKS,
30" AND WORTH READING. =
X REECE AND THE GOLDEN H0KS;
" FLOop AND FIELD;
~ UNCLE SAWS FAM FsycEs
D. -''P MoRxr g SsAss OF rHE NEW WcRLp; 4
FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HRxIsPaERES; 7'f
, 49, NosaNPruM AND NAzIcE;
- - LTvss OF THK QueESs OF EsGLANp,
so n Toe PILGRIMS OF WkLsrSGaAs; ~-
HrLIs LAKES AND FoREsr STRsAxz
THR MoxEY MAKER; ?. -t ~
+ SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS
TES NIGHrs A BAR Rooa; 80
TABLES FOR Carries;
q, FERN LEAyEs-Second Series. 4 rs s--
MEMORIES OVER TIE MATER;
TESSEssRAs ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY; f'--tA
TIE HERMiTs DELL; -
HONEY Mo-n snd other Comieai.ies -.-1
Miss I.EsLIes BEBAyIoa BooE; 81
THIS THArASD TEE OiHKR.
Z. Fer sale BY CHARLES W. SMITH.
Inar3tf t t'-
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FALL & Cunningham.
A N1ItIPGEs'cER

Of HARDN AXE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
40. A. North site Public Square, Nashville Tennessee
UAVE nov in store full ard complete assortment OF
/ H,afrare in all its varieties together with
invite the attention Of Dealers visiting this market their
stock has been made up by direct purchases from The
Manufacturers both in america aud Europe and, they feel
confident that those who may give them call VIII find it
advantageous to deal with them.
C,s and Prompttals bys will find the prices of their
goods suited 10 the tines. az
20 Feathers received at the highest market pIice
Nlshvle March 3, lS15.-tw&w '.
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'ENNEssEE AND ALABAmA RAILROAD
~ - 80 S

SO :s3 ~
OPEN TO FRANKLIN
HN an after Tuesday, March 6th. Trains will run
~ follows:
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville al. $50
arrives in Franklin al. 1850 An
do leaves Franklin ~ .....S:t5 ? n
arrives in Nashville at. As n.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats
arrives in Nashville at. $50 An
do leaves Nashville at ......3l5
arrives in Franklin al $50 n
On Sunday the Mail Train only viii be Omnibuses
will connect with all the Trains the Nashville Depot
carving passengers from point IN the city and
Carter Thomas Iongh's hDe of Stages xil IN con-
nectiOa 1T franklin. I
Through Tickets TO Memphis, WsyneshorO, Tusernbia.
Florence Coiuubia Pulaski and Jackson BY railroad and
stages can pr cured at the GeRer stage Ose nnder
the Verandah Hotel. y. ANDERSO<,-
mrh-ly K Eng aud SuPt.
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HMP.-The St Louis Hatellgenoer Of Thursday
says:
At the commencement of 1854 there were ! :
400 bales in store and the receipts to the last
of June of that year footed up AZ GA making a
total Of 44074 At the beginning ofthis year, near
" 8 600 bales remained in store and this amount,
with receipts to Tuesday evening last the 10th, as-
gregate So 3l5-leaving deficit OF only 759 bales
which the 4 days ofthe month yet remaining may
supply. The market is now buoyant, and prices
have a decided upward tendency. Enhanced
ireghts, with restricted shipping facilities may per
hapsoperate against tins staple to some extent, but
the demand is good from almost every point, and
prices and prospects are certainly femuneratlve and
promising,
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DETAILS OF NEWS BY THE ST. LOUIS.

Scene WITHIN SEBAsToHoL LETTER FROM Rus
SIAN THERE-The Austrian Military Zeitung con-
tains interesting letter from Sebsstopol, under
date May l3. The following is summary:
" In spite of all the efforts which the enemy
have made, our buwsrks stand as fast as ever
Long before the bombardment began, the Journals
of the West informed us that our walls and forts
were speedily to be put to a new proof This made
Us redoubie our precautions and we bore firmly
the truly murderous fire (holische) which threat
eDed all with destruction, Nevertheless, thou
sands were devoted to DEATH and it made one shud-
der TO see the Elborus (the steamboat) pass every
two hours during the bombardment from the south
to the north, with SO many wounded that she
could scarcely carry them. While standing in bas-
ton No 4-the baston which suffered most of
ALL forgot the danger to which l was exposed in
admiration of the cool and stoical conduct of our
sailors. They fell and expired without q CRY though
racked with the most fearful agonies The south
ern side OF our town has suffered most severely
and is hardly to be recognized-500 houses have
been totally destroyed, and grass is growing on
their ruins The beautiful theatre no longer ex-
lists. Though the upper districts of the town are
not so much damaged yet there il not a single
house to be seen which does not bear manifest
traces OF the bombardment. The streets are every
where ploughed up by shot, and the pavement is
totally destroyed; while at every corner stand
whole pyramids of the enemys cannon balls ard
exploded shells, which were daily collected before
the opening Of the fire. .t
In many streets five or six such pyramids are to
be seen, each of them from eight to ten feet high
Nevertheless business is continued and booths are
opened for the sale of goods Prices, however,
are enormously raised, and sugar costs one silver
rouble (28) per pound. The supply Of meat ia more
than abundant, but bread is exceedingly scarce.
The streets are filled with people, and crowds of
children run to and fro, assisting at the barricades
and pelting each other with balls of clay. Our life
in Sebastopol is agreeable to u.s. for use is second
nature. The greatest activity prevails in the hsr-
Dor of Ekaterin, where cannon balls, powder, fas.
cines, sacks and provisions are landed in astound-
ing quantities, as they are forwarded from the
northern forts. In word, neither OF the enemy =
cannon nor the siege of sebsstopol is suffered to
disturb Us any longer. We mourn over our ad-
versaries, who are shedding their blood without
result before our brazen walls We read many
absurd statements about the condition Of the be-
segedi but the most absurd Of all is undoubtedly,
the news that we suffer for want of supplies, and
that hundreds and hundreds of us are daily cut of
BY death-oi all which no trace is to be seen.
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LOUISVILLE, June 57th, night-River station
ary with feet Inches water in the canal
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So o, 90 o,
G a ? u RR o & SOS
MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPREsEy
9I-I NO BLANKS
Between $4,000 and IS 900 Engrayings AetusIly Sole
-. since February last
HEA ID PRIZE A 10000 DOLLARS Hoo "a,
IN THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS, !
On the Norfh.West Corner of Locust aaa
f, Seventh Streets. a
FARMS ON TIL Z PACIFIC RAILROAD
country seat n few MILES from
the City
Watches from $40 to Sl80l
Diamond Crosses worth $500.
Diamond Pins from $50 70 $50
Diamond Rings Worth S20t
THIS MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE
The best offered To the public. - IN pfogasa see wa
draw esriy in the SUMNER
BY the Payment Of ONE DOLLAR person recsssss a
beautiful Engraving Of either
The Monarch of the Glenn;
A Chip Of the Old Block; or
The Stag at Bay;
From LAndseer the greatest animal painter in the world
and numbered receipt emitting him to draw any o. TIA
above valuable prizes
The prizes perceive not such As make up tns
lotteries and rallies OF the times bus are OF real vse cont
ssiiug as they do, Of Land, Celia add Diamonds
~ Uffce for the disposal of Tickets No 50, Cherry
Street. nearly opposite the Pos, Once. also At J. nnes
Market Street. and B. F. Williams Broad Street
lniianA Ohio, Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin Money
received al par fer tickets
AL ordeis addressed shall receive proElpi sisa-
tion. 7. A CtSWkLI,
iuBe9 lin General Agent.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1855.

= SfEAKrNo cS TUESDAY NIcHT--The Democratic
Association WINS addressed on Tuesday night by
DR. C. K. WISsros and S. P. ALLISON, ESQ. The
meeting was large and the speeches were rapturous-
ly received and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
These gentlemen can do effective service Ia the
present FIGHT and we hope they win consider them
selves engaged for the canvass Know-nothing-
ism in their hands sinks into contemplate pigmy
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NEW DRUG STORE

IA No. % Cherry st, doors from corner Union, ia
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, at
all hours of the day and ight .-'
az Philip Scheilin, Haines i Co.'s Extra Powders al.
ways on hand.
HAIR DYES.-Just received Bachelors, Phaion's
Ii and Italian Hair Dyes. For sale low by
mh3l A DEMOVIII.E & BELL.
ftl0ILET BOTTLES.-ChiDaan and Glass TUlie Bot
Il ties and China Flower Vases, last received and for
sale by mh2l DEMOVILI.E Il BELL.
7 URIN'S EXTRACTS.-Just received, q large lot
4 of Lubn's Extracts For sale by
mhsl DEM0VILLE BILL
IVORY TOOTH BRUSHES.-jpst received,
large lot of fine English Tooth Brushes Hair and Sha
wing Brushes in great variety For sale by
DEMOVIlLE & BELL,
Ks, WholeSale and Reta& DrpgJcsts
mh3I No. &c Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
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&. w. SHAFFER,


Cabinet Furniture and all kinds of Undertaking.
T AN prepared to furnish short notice any and
every kind of c0FFINS from the finest TO the plaines
wooden coffin have and fine hearse careful dri
and gentle horses Orders from the country or city
left al my wareroOm, No. College Street. Church.
day night will receive immediate attention by D. "
Doris, my agent at q fair price only.
p s. Furniture repaired with neatpess and dispatch.
Mattresses Of all kinds, and made to order 81
Il, W. SHAFFER, by
jel5-3mdStw II ID W. Doris Agent.
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ENAMILX FLOUR In BAGS.-350 bags Fine
Family Flour Just received and for sale lew for cash,
to close consignment by
s Il Id - co.
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS


CALL at WATERFIELD 4 WALKERS on the Square
The STYLES they have introduced for the Spring
are considered the handsoes Hats of the while
the eJtns kgtnes t>rzre and superb tDstrOgs faas
render them highly desirable To all who wish bat Of the
most popular style and of the finest quality. = -nl-
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE most becoming Hats for young will be found
in great variety at Waierfisd Walkers. They have
all the and popular designs in ali ihs fashionable col
for the 1t is also said tlt their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere. 81
APT WATERFlELO WALKER
SOFT FELT HATS seI
OF all the designs in Blac. W bite and Pearl Soft
Cassimere-the most desirable Hats Of the
Inst introduced by WATERFIELD Il WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
NJERCH ANTS who wish selection Of Hats Lhat tciu
wi sell and who have the cash 20 paw for them or are
fery prompt 10 make payment when due, should call at
Waerfield Walkers They have very desirable varie-
ty, and sell at low and uniform prices.
WAKEFIELD WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters,
ap7-n &c Public Square, next to Cowboys
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Between The Masonic Hall and the Crueher HOnse.
ss@ All kinds Of lirsining and Marbins done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices 90
feb2s-6mO -
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CHlLDREN'S PANACEA.
n the Greienterg Company had never produced any
thing else TOR the public benefit than this invanIbe
Medicine hey would yet deserve the gratitude Of ever
parent for the Cftii.DREN'S PANACEA, which
has 81 rtd ne ares OF more sog elltrsh. aud Feesei
more scf 1ssss. than any other medicine known
From one hour old to five years Of age this medicine
never comes amss to DROPPING CHILDHOOD. For Fever
Teehing Worms, Collie Dsordered Bowels 4e i. never
fails Those mothers who have used pronounce To be
one Of the greatest of blessings. 49, Ps
nv For sale at every DRUG Store in the State g
nlay20 :. ALtX MACkErZlE. -
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GAS FITTING.

ME sin continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared 10 make Alterations or do
any kind Of work 10 line and warrant it we'll done
-Fl 4 .rsl4 a-ri Gas Fixtures.
We are offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they be frea the Fast after paving freight &c
$50 Glass Globes and Paper SHADES.
We haze Invoices Of large lots Of Globes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect BIZ first boats
from Pittshurg and viii sen them very low. Apply TO
JAS. II KENDRICk at the Gis Ligas Office Cherry St
mchS'55-lyf 81 t.frst f.. L. DAVIS Il co
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II
THE undersigned have associated themselves together
Il under the style and firm ct IRBY MORGAN CO +,
TO transact Dry Goods and ariety Jobbing Business
this city,, So TREY MORGAN, ~
Feb 20, 1855 cs.-ssr HENRY Il. PLUMMER.
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COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODs.
WANTED.

A LADY an experienced teacher, desires situation
n in some family school She has been long rs-i
dent at South. and has taught in Virginia Sbe
roduce best Of references for responsibility OF ehaFa
Ter and eapabiy instruct in the following branches,
English. French Music. Drawing. Painting N OIL ant
Fancy work Salary not great Objeet pleasan,
residence in southern climate.
For further particulars address Mrs. MARTHA II. IA
VEN, London, Ohio. Madison Go. juus5-wf
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To HOTELS AND FAnIIIE.

NNTE are selling ICE CREAM at S211 Per gallon.
w We are selling "a BREAD fIUkETS for 81.
We selling all Kinds Of CRACKERS at loo per 10.
We selling BLACK and GREEN TEAS, warranted
Csc per cent lower than sold by any other house the
trade.
We selling every article in line at equally Re-
duced Prices Wholesale and retail
- MESSED, 4 THOMPSON.
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HrMp.-The St Louis b,teEIgencer of Thursday
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NHTE have just received stock Of Spring Goods
consisting Of Silks, Beraaes. Meire Antiques Print
ed Jseoaets Musus superior Bleaehed and Brown Mus
ms Hosiery, M.tis &c Also geaeTal stock of Sta
pie Goods Linen Drill CGttOnades Tickngs Sylvaa Mills
Goods tor Servants Cassmeres and Vestiugs; which
are selling remarkably low for sit.
We shall be verS happy old customers and as
many as wish 10 purchase good Goods at low
prices. THuRSTON h BERNARD,
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH AKKIFA AIS.
C0UTHERN STOCK PEAS. Just received. fresh
- supply Ior sale by i4~ b. :. WELLER,
BLACkEYE and LADY PEA. A fresh supply By re-
cent arrivals at .l7frB. =. MisidERS.
SEEDS. Tomato Seed sPnmpsin Seed. Hemp Seed.
Buckwhest Canary seed, Osdge Orange Seed fresh sup
ply IN store and for sale By ~ q Is. 4. WELLER.
n BY the next steamboat arrivals my stock Of tar
den and Field Seeds will be coniolete. 81. apes i
DEANS t-Anosher lot OF ID. lardreSh's Buneh and
ID Field Beans will be here in a lev DAYS Enough TO
supply Davidson County. Il. 3 WELLER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-14

IMPORTANT ERoM CALIFoRNIA-The steamer
North Star has arrived ut New York with
dates from San Francisco to the 18th ult.
Trade was dull-goods had declined and
mining was good.
An Indian war was raging in Northern
California and Southern Oregon, in which %
Americans had been killed.
The Kalamath Indians attacked the miners
on the Sacranento-ffty Indians were killed
party of Mexican robbers attacked the
settlers and killed eight men and one woman
The robbers were pursued and three killed
and nine hung.
Woods the late partner Of Adams d Co.,
had absconded to Australia, taking 800, 900
of the assets of the late firm.
1t is said that two gold dust counterfeiters
were employed by Adams & Co.
Central Ameriea.-The war RACES in Cen
trial America. The democratic forces were
defeated in battle on the 18th, by the gov
eminent troops.
Walker was recruiting at San Juan with
but poor success.
Col. Kir ney had concluded n contract with
SHEPPARD for thirty.fve millions acres of land,
and sent Lieut.. Gradada to the Government
to confirm the grant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-14

New York PoLiTIcs-'l'he New York
Herald, reviewing the proceedings Of the
several Conventions of Ilards, Soft and
Know Nothings concludes:
"Two or three points are perfectly clear
first. that there is no reunion between the
hard and the soft shell democracy; second,
that they can accomplish nothing even il
they should unite; and finally, that the only
plan bv which the hards can effect telling
blow in November, against Marcy, Van Bu-
rem, Pierce and Seward, is by fusion with
the American party. A few days more, and
we shall probably understand the whole game
and the prospects of all parties concerned
The odds and the ends of The Seward ALI
ance have vet to take the field"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-14

~ It is difficult thing to pay neat
compliment to pretty girl. Out West they
never attempt it, but put it on thick, as fol-
lows:
There is girl in Benton county, Missouri,
so killing pretty that she has to wear around
her waist a spiked belt similar to those the
farmers put on colts heads to keep them from
sucking. This is the only means of keeping
the young bucks from hugging her to death,
and even with this shield it is said there is
not young gent in the neighborhood that
does not bear spike-prnts on his arms.