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All diseases Of the Genital Organs, whether Of re-
cent or long standing, such Gonorrhea, Syphilis,
elect, Structures, Urinary Affections, Ulcers upon
the Body or in the Throat and Nose, we treat with
that success which few physicians in the world are
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disease are surprised at the little Inconvenience and
rapidity attending their cure; and those who have
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HEAR YE HEAR YEH HEAR YEifi
Read, and be wiser

u Physicians, Doctors BROTHERS GRAY,
have finally concluded 10 settle themselves in the city
Of Washington Alter having travelled the world
over in search of knowledge and having spent seven
years among The Indians for the purpose Of getting
a thorough knowledge Of botany, they Halter them
selves qualified TO alleviate and cure all complaints
TO which the human family are subject We hatter
ourselves that, without asking question, we viii
tell all who favor with call their complaints and
sYmptoms and gnnrantee an easy and speedy cure.
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The many facili-
ties afforded us
by hospital and
private practice,
In this and for
eign countries,
warrant us in as
suring those who
are suffering from
private diseases
that our treatment
is attended with
unusually favora.
Bile results. There
fore, let no false
modesty deter you
from making your
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who win bcfriend
|you.
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Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you to believe me, felowcitizens jeal-
oasy Of free people ought to be constantly awake
since history and experience prove, that foreign in
government p Washington. A
81 hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Sas Dean that there were an ocean Of fire
between this and the old world. 'p--slefrson.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %, noon.-River falling; not
much ice running. River supposed to be gorged
above. Weather isrther moderated, clear and pleas
ant 70 day.
Flour firm at 25as 80. Whisky 24s Pro-
visions firm with an upward tendency, mess Pork
II Is; bulk meat, Shoulders 4S; Sides 81. Lard
dull 200 hhds Sugar sold at firm prices. Molas-
ses 23a24. 200 bags Rio Coffee at lie Clover
Seed so.
NEW York, Feb. %, noon-Cotton market un-
changed No change in -four, 1000 bbls sold;
Southern firm at s 75a9 81. Wheat is inactive.
Corn triAe lower, $4,000 bushels sold western
mixed 951a96. Pork is dull beef firm, country
mess 00all so. Lard dull Ohio Whisky 3la
81, 400 bbIs sold.
Stocks all better and money abundant, sterling
exchange easy. Erie Railroad 46I; New York a.
Penn. Coal Co. 1909
HALIFAX, Feb. 28-Nothing of the Canada vet
She is fully due.
PrTsEURG, Feb. %, noon-River falling with
feet waterin the channel. Weather moderating.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Flour OOa9 %. Corn
unchanged Oats GAGS. Sides Z. Prime Dbl.
Lard 8; kegs gallo Candles 2l1.
Sight exchanges 4ak discount
Cotton market unchanged in every respect. Sales
to- day $500 bales.
CINCINNATI Feb IS, p M.-River receding slow
y. Weather moderating.
Mess Pork advanced to Is 90. Lard dull Flour
30 and frm.,z Whisky 24aa24s.
PrTTsBURG, Feb. %, night No change in the
river. Weather clear and mild.
New YORK, Feb %, night-Corn easier, but
not quotably lower. Pork trfe lower Lard
dull. Money unchanged.
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE, Feb. %, pm.
The river swelling to-day slightly. Shylocly
arrived from Carthage reports rise above clear and
at stand.
The weather at this point still continues cold, but
not so much so as the two previous days
Wind W. and N. throughout the day.
The steamer VIM. Phillips will leave on Thurs
day evening next at 8 O'Clock, P NJ, for Cairo.
Late accounts report the Republic aground at
Harpeth Shoals ladened with coal Shylock left
this evening for the purpose of tightening the Re-
public.
We understand. the steamers Odd Fellow and
Huntsville intend bringing coal on their upward
trip.
Now on Shoals 80 inches and falling at that
point.
Arrived.-Aleons from St. Louis, Lizzie Lake,
Smithland, Shylock Carthage.
Departed.-W. A. Eaves for Cairo, Rock City,
Smithland, Shylocl Carthage
Business at the landing dull with but little hopes
at present for better state ofaairs until the water
rises and the Ohio and upper Mississippi navigation
resumes which is now closed by ice
S25, 900 CLAIMED AND ALLowED.-The Ed How
ard has gone over the river to 60 on the docks
her hull is not injured. But her lower deck in
some places is nearly burnt through
The captain and officers Of the Iroquois we learn
have been allowed all they asked-twenty-fv
thousand dollars-ior extingushing the fire on her
aud rendering other assistance during that trying
time-a sum little enough for the risks run by the
lroquois and six DAYS constant work along side
her-N o. Delta, 23a
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CURL YOUR HAIR.

KROLLERION!
TINE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
atey introduced into this cOuntry) will be sent by
the subscriber any person the United States or the
Canadas, for 81 90
The KR0LLERI0N viii curl or wave the hair in the
most beautiful manner Any person having the most
and uncouth looking hair transform it into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL by the OF this article The ingredients
will not cents and with this receipt any
make Cqualy good every respect that sold IS
per bottle. Ii preferred package of kroerion, ready
made, will be sent free of postage instead of the Receipt
with directions for preparing 1t liquid FORM and full d.
rectiOns for use. Send all letters, postpaid to
Ii. A. FREMONT.
ianll-W3m Warren Trumbull Co Ohio
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NEW SPRING GOODS ron 1915.

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855.
A. ]. DUNCAN C CO.,
No, 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE in store large proportion of their extern
sive stock of Foreign aud Domestic, Staple and Fan.
cy Dry Goods,
Embroderies
Laces,
White Goods,
Irish and French Linens,
Silks Hosiery, Trimmings &c;
Which they offer the most favorable terms The trade
and dealers are reques ed 10 favor them with an early call
They will also be receiving throughout the season regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goeds Embroderies
&c. &c.
A j. DUNCAN 4 CO.
No 20 Public Square.
N, B-300 bales Brown Sheetings and Drilngs of
Southern Manufacture, for which We agents.
ieb2l j. D. 4 co.
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New Books! New Books!
THE wIFE,s VICTORY. By

THE WIFEsS VICTORY. By Mrs Emma d. E.
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Mrs Southworth is the finest auihoress the country
Her style is forcble and bold There exciting
rest in all her compositions VIII oh renders them the most
popular novels in the English language York A-
Mrs. Souihworth is tho best American writer Of the
age"-PAla HsrchGBt :.
Sbe has no superior and there is chaseness and pu
rty in ali that she writes which cOmmeuds her to the ap
probation Of every thoughtful mind baltimore RDubt
She is woman of brilliant genius. Branch.
"She is the best fiction writer in the country -BgTdio
Express.
She is the most original and talented OF living female
writers" Public Ledger.
Life in the Clearinss versus The Bush. By Mrs
Noodle, author of Roughing it in the Bush &c. vol
paper. Price so cents.
May and December; A Tale of Welded Life BY
Mrs. hubback. l vol. paper. Price 80 cents
The Mysteries of the Cont of Queen Anne
Being of the most interesting Historical Romanees
written. BY VIM. Harrison Ainsworth author Of Jack
Sheppard" &c. vol. paper. Price so cents.
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The commencement exercises of the Medi-
cal Glass; at the Christian Church last night, was
well attended and the speeches delivered on the oc
easion appropriate. Degrees were conferred on be-
tween ninety and hundred young men, graduates
of the Medical College
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1855.
90 We call attention to the sale nf lnlg IL

s- We call attention to the sale of lots in
Fosters Addition, in Edge6eld, this morning.
Governor Helm has assured US that the Nashville
sni Louisville Railroad will be built, which will
increase the value of property in Edgefeld very
materially. These lots are situated on and near
the Galatn pike, and affords an excellent opportu-
nifty for persons wishing residences near, but still
free from the noise and dust of the city, Omnibus
sas run as usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01

R- The Campbelrs spent last night and will
spend tonight at Galatin. On Friday night they
will re-appear at the theatre in this city; the per-
Torrance on that night being for the benefit of Mr..
PRENDEGAsT.
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RAILROAD TO Facsimile will be seen from
the advertisement that on and after the 9th March
two daily trains viii run from Nashville to Frank
lin over the Tennessee and Alabama railroad
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MARRIED-0n the 2sth inst, by Rev. A. Iseer,
Mr.. JULIUS OcHs and Miss BERTHA LEVY, both of
this city.
Accompanying the above were three bottles of
Sparkling Catawba. We wish the happy couple
abundant happiness and long life of prosperity
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, March l, 1855
C0TT0N-The sales yesterday were limited to few
small lots at 61Ea6A.
T0BACC0.-At A. Hamilton's warehouse s hhds were
sold at l6. 50. so, 40, So, O5. co. IS. A.
johnson Horne Co. 7 %, 5 95, 5 90.
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NEW BOOKS.

TOON, NELSON & CO. A Union Street, are
prepared to furnish subscribers and others with
Godeys Lady Book for March. Back numbers also
be had of them feb24
MO. ; IIARPER'S STORY BOOKS
~ Has been received by
teb24 TOON, NELSON l. CO.
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~ HART & HoLuEGswoRTH's auction sale of
groceries takes place to-day in front of their store
See advertisement.
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We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
J. MUSSON co.
Gentlemen My little daughter four years old, and my
son. older for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles of your Vermifilge of
which gave them three doses, according to directions
and strange TO saw less than three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS-some of the ex-
traordnary length of from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much of the beneficial effects Of
your Yermifage feel my duty to it TO the
public in my opinion, one ct the most efcacOus RENE
dies against worms ever yet offered to the public.
Gentlemen believe me to be your much obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01

NJ WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS. STANDING
Never in INV life have had much pleasure doing any
thing as in giving certificate TO the world and hope
may be the cause thousands of fellow being
relieved from that dreadful disease Rheumatism MY wife
has been afflicted with for twenty years. the time
suffering ciatng pains every part her body
ing no appetite she reduced TO almost skeleton. So
violent palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses of opium Every joint sweled very
much and her knees hands and neck covered large
Jumps. She could do kind of work-the slnews and
muscles being hard and contracted that her limbs
drawn together that she was obliged to be in bed
staptly In this condition she had been twenty
without getting any relief from every thing she used
until she commenced the Of II. G. FARRELL'S ARA
BIAN LINIMENT-the first bottle of which produced great
change She has now rsed five bottles and The sweinss
have early all gone downs pain has entirely left her;
sleeps well and soundy; is heshy than she
her life has excellent appetite and spins and
day. BY few bottles more she must DO well
she II any doubts This wonderful cure he
has only call my residence Peora and learn the
circumstances from my we's lips or he further n
quire of any OF my neighbors SAMUEL hLSoN.
H. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN LINIMENT is also an ex-
eelent remedy for Palsy SPrans Bruises Cramps Chi
cste is the best remedy in the world where
ternal application is required
Look out for C6unterteitsi
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
winch mas lately naue Isappeafdnce cdieu
Lnment the most dangerous OF all tho counter
fes because his having the name Of Farrell many wlbuy
good faith, without knowledge That's counterfeit
and they will perhaps only discover their error when
he spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G.. Par
re sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist
No. Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications
Agencies addressed. Be it with
the II. G. before Farrells, thusH. c. FARRELS
and his signature the wrapper Alohers are counter
feIs. Sold by . -
EWIN BROTHERS,
W. f. GRAY.
II. G.. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
III Price e5 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet In
the United States in which is not already established
Address H. G.. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference character, responsibility &c. lfebl-lm
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10 NTNT18NF y " . sITsINs
SOMETHING NEW.

WE, having completed our shop, and put up all our
w machines ready 10 DO all kinds Of Carpenters
work the shoTtes, notice SASH UOORS. BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of all sizes. BANlSrERS, LATTICE and
RIINDSIATS dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN.
DOW and DOOR FRAME Of all SKIES, completed Boxes
of all kinds hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
81 any KIND done; LUMBER OF all kinds dressed or
wed 10 any size from quarter Of inch hiriv
inches SQUARE. Persons wanting thirg liuS,
would 30 well to give Us call before purchasing else
ybera as we are determined TO do all work well and
give periect slts faction and cheap it be done
an work delivered house IN tewn without cost
hon on BROAD street west the Ns, hvie and Chata
a Railroad where we will be found at all times ready
10 wait on any person that wants work.
Feb l4-ly thhNShA" * " hluhl.
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Amabel: A Family HiStery.
BY MARY ELIZABETH yyORMELEY

await and Love himself will bring
The dropping flower Of knowledge, changed to fruit
OF VISION. Wait my faith is large in time
And that which shapes it 10 some perfect end"
IsaHysoR.
"A work Of uncommon merit, force Of thought, and
ORIGINAL interesting incident "-Bost0n Adoertiser.
at bears the stamp of much more than ordinary ge
u.s. Puritan Rec0fder.
Platinum.
This story is remarkable for the intensity Of the seu
ment il embodes for its vigorous and polished dicton.
great range and character and for originality and
energy Weekly IssPsteh
story of heartjoys and trials not without stirring
incidents and romantic turns. p Christian Inquirer
There is charm Ia this tale that is irresistible Al
LaRy AygHs. g.
q. Amabel is far above the range Of common fiction,
both in STYLE sentiment and Ii is written with
ygor strength and cearness of purpose The interest of
The story is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style is admirable
Home Journal.
febS f. HAGAN, Market street.
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HENDERSON BROS,
PIP s"i'IfsA pIITls Fps

% Dcaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
FEIIEY are prepared to lit up Hotels and Private
! Dwelling Houses, both in town and country, Sfisa
with the necessary arrangements-Such as Hot, -
Cold Shower and Spout Baths Wafer Closets, Wash b.
srs Wash Tubs Pumps &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe, and Hydrans put
up cheap; also, O!d Hydrant9 repaired.
~ Call and see Force and Lf Pump. which
is very useful IN case Of ire. (jan26-3m
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Look out Eor Gonnterfiiis I
EWIN BROTHERS
Va T. CD Az
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WYE, the undersigned having purchased Of Mr.. j.
w NIXON Jr., his entire stock of COniectiOne
&C. intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
its branches at No. AZ Union Street. and respectfully
hct continuance of the business extended 10 their prede
cessors. VESSEL THOMPSON.
T TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs. Vessel
Thompson TO my former patrons and the public gener
ally. jan7-tf JOHN NIXON, JT
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c. W. ROBERTSON. JAS n. BRADSHAW. JNo. r.. JONES.
NEW FIRM
c. W. ROBERTSON IL CO.,
No IA College Street, between Spring and Union Sts
at the Store formerly occupied by
BRADsHAw i ROBERTSON,
EASHTILLE, TENNESSEE,
TTAVE in store good stock Of Gentemen's Ladies,
i Misses and Children Boots and Shoes. We invite
the attention OF friends and the public TO give call
who be supplied very low prices and all those that
have not heretofore tried will do well give q call
We determined to sell low close the balance OF
our Winter Stock before the arrival of Spring Goods
feb24 C., W, ROBERTSON d co.