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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02
Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. WIN s. BEERS Co., Gents.-ConsideratiOns ot
duty the afflicted alone prompt TO send you this vol
unary testimonial TO the great value of Ca rtes spanish
Mix e." for that almost ncuTabe disease, Scrofua.
Without being disposed deemng It necessary to go In
to the particulars of the say that the sstonsh
pg results that have been produced by the Of that med
icine a member of my family, and under my own
observation and after the skill OF the besS
had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had fled, fully Justify in recommending its all
who may be suffering from that dreadful maady.
do not to that il is adapted to all constitutions
that II win afford the relief in all cases. for, OF
course, know Thing about that-but from what
have Of the effects, would not hesitate to it. in
and every Of Serofa with persons for whom
felt interest," whom could exercise influence
control. Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsepti JON. n. Bolts.
e. see advertisement In another column.
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TNEETH.-DentistS will please take no -
Il tice that the undersigned is only fss=fsazs
agent in the city Of Nashville. and thosej PV%zA
wishing our genuine make Of tes n will please 1ID
make their purchases direct Of him. He has just received
another supply Of eeth which, with his former stock makes
large and complete He has also hand few nne Den
tai eases Of INSTRUMENTS all complete Also Files Porcsps
Fingers Excayators, Burrs Drills Bench Vices COrrun-
drum Files, Wheels &c For sale BY
A. STRETCH, Formerly Stretch ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
ebo Corner College aud Union streets, Nashville.
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MEDIrINAL INHALATION, &c.
LOCAL AUXILIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &C.
THOMAS GREENHOUSE, md.

LOCAL AtAlLlAf IN THE TREATMENT Dt DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &C.
THOMAS H. GREENHoUGH, ND
(Lae Of London and Paris Resident Physician Of New
OTeansD
AS arrived in Nashville, where he will remain during
the summer and place under treatment al those who
may desire his skill and aid in all forms of diseases Of the
iratory and circu atory organs.
and Williamson, Of London. and being member OF medi
cal societies IN Europe, guarantee to all nva ids the
most recent and successful improvements in the treatment
Of each case which will always be regulated BY and based
upon the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN.
N. B.-Chronic Female complaints duplicating the re-
spiratory organs win receive particular attentions and la
de1 when preferred will be visited at their residences
NO CHARGE FoR CONSULTATION.
tE- Once, Verandah Hotel, N'shvilIe, Tenn.
~ Patients in he country win receive attention BY
correspondence.
T Numerous testimonial and references TO Skill in
tegrity, &c from many prominent citizens and physicians
New Orleans Memphis and other cities, be and
obtained at the Doctors Office.
Due notice of the Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology OF the Nervous Systems and the
therapeutic action Of cnes, &e, VIII be dolly
given. l..e..-.. iyu-u
EB- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for Ply
sicans Office N central locality 'so, two rooms par
lor and bedroom, for gentleman and wife.
Address tr. G., Pc Office. Hl4-u
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 3.
chaIlengers for the Nashville District

The following gentlemen are requested by the
American party to act as CIallengers to-mor-
row in the Nashville District. They will I've
expected to be prompt at the polls, and as
sidous in the discharge Of their duties.
r. S. SHELL b. II. Beasley, John Davis, Jos.
L. Ryan, VIM. Lellyett, Jas. Everett, Jas. Hen
son, Thos. Parrish, Thos. W. Chiffon, Jno.
S. Dashiel, John L. Bayne, Robert c. Dodd.
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The Naturalization LawS-Right Of Foreigners to
Vote.

The committee Of legal gentlemen, appointed by
the Central Committees of the American and Dem.
ocratc parties TO decide the question in regard to
the right OF foreigners to vote, who have obtained
their naturalization papers within the last six months
have given their opinion in favor of that right;
considering, as they do, that the word "citizen,"
occurring the second time in section LIST of Art
of the Constitution of the State, refers to residence
only. ...
The undersigned, on behalf of the Central Com
mittees, recommend a cheerful acquiescence in the
above decision.
JOHN H. CALENDER,
.-s -- CHAS. X. WINSTON.
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ANOTHER HABEAs CoRPUs.-Ttos. Thomp-
son was taken before Judge Turner yesterday
on writ of Ad6eas JorPus. lie was commit
ted to jail as a vsgrant. We learn that the
Judge allowed him 20 travel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE.-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cee
brated article that will the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly extreme old
It is now put up both with and without sediment. See ad-
vertisement. aug1
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BUILDING AssoorArIoS.-The sale of funds
advertised for last night, was postponed until
Tomorrow night, for want of quorum of Di-
rectors. II will be seen by the Secretary's
announcement in another column, that there
Is large amount Of money TO be disposed Of
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NEw ORLEANS, July Is.
There we're l0l deaths by yellow fever Al the
Charity Hospital last week The fever has also
broken cut Baton Rouge
BALTiAoRK. July 80.
Up 10 last Saturday night there had been al
Gosspoft, Virginia, 81 cases OF yellow fever and rs
deaths.
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LIQUORS.
iced SODA WATER.

ICED SODA WATER.
TIVE F0UNT Of the undersigned being regularly
supplied with ee he censcientousy recommend il
10 all being equal 20 any, and lar superior nnetenths
Of that made anywhere. Ills syrups made by and
superior process which gives TO them rich oor and deli
eious taste.
He also keeps hne article Of Mead.
-4t AARON STRETCH, Druggist,
apris Corner College and Union SITS.
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A. HOUK
Tyree Springs.

JAOO = pA 1A6os
THIS delightful Summer Retreat is open for 49,.
the reception of visitors. The House has under ;.;
gone thorough reapair, and the most ample 3iA
engagements have been made for the accommodation
of those who desire avail themselves Of visit Thu
well known watering place.
viii be the aim and endeavor Of the Proprietor
to please all who visit him, and TO preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded these Springs
by all their former patrons Pedgng himself to untrna
assiduty in the discharge Of all the duties devoving
him Proprietor he confidently hopes the liberal
patronage heretofore extended him by his friends and
the public generally.
full supply Of Ice hand and ready for the season.
je2l-tsepi VIM. ROBERTS, Proprietor
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. c. W. CR0ZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium az the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious TO Clothes also
Great Pain killer.
y,F updeigned having repeatedly been solicited 70
make eonsignTnents che Patent Camghar Wash Mix
tlr, has concluded 70 sell county rights Ia this
Mixture pat up and distributed throughout this Tex
cent la the counties where The rights have been disposed OIL
and in the State Of Alabama. And that be may be enabled
more ecctuay make this arrangement, he proposes
dyfae the patent ior Tennessee and Alabama into O01
shares oneouTth be rctaDed and the remainder150
shares-Wii be offered for sale. person rcmtting
dollars win have share n the Patent 70 ourtecn
years from July II, 1904 and E DC AZ the tlne In
Ycstng nEe dollars be used In TIE purchase o. the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure q
The means prepare and distribute The Mixture for sale
Cousgnmenis VII be made 70 shaEeholders (ShO may
quest ~ and % other perons. 70 the o. their
remittance. And they win be allowed commission q IS
cent their sales aud also tAeE proportion Of ne
profits At large.
Anaaal szhbI. Of sales v Be made and avdsaas % the
pr0ats RENTED 70 each sArehoden No debts vii be
Eassed VII he Company rssponsbls or any he
business win BE conducted upon the cash system.
any Of these Who have purchased patents r counties
tins STATE can haye TIE privileges n exchanging he rghs
for share 81 TIE prices they have paid Th exchange viz
be mAds Al the cost q thn Rateutee.
II l. desirable 70 have a. least active share
h0der h zach county in the States named. Subscriptions
ior shArvs WI b eosed by The fst sspeber nszs And
eousgnsieut q ne Mixture veEy here
aer. cerecates issued 70 shzreholdsss Who v request
Ire Agency, they desire g.
The undersigned yin act Agent unn Re sherrheders
elect thses directors 70 serve one ysss ho ~ A@fs NE
Resspapsrs h Mobie Montgomery tascaeesA. Hunts
vs Tssirra and T1scuEnhis hat s peh.sh this twice
asd ohsr sdy~rtsrens HE Amount q ten doarss AID
sspd enc cry III receive enc saSs scv5sS s.....
-. Knoxville. fsnn.
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RIVER NEws-The Cumberland was reced-
ing yesterday, with 8 feet reported on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Umpire was the only arrival up TO 4
p. NJ, and there were no departures. 49,
The Monticello was looked for last night.
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HEAP.-Tbe following is a copy of dis
patch from mercantile house ia ST. Louis to
house In Louisville:
81. Louis. July so
Hemp has advanced a. per tOu, aud wll 20
higher
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LNOR RENT have for rent a splendid stand for
Bac<smith, on the Aurfses sboro' Pike 10 niles N
Nashville. improvements good shops, family resdene
aud all necessary out houses rs cleared land
plenty OF IRE wood, &C. Terms easy Apply to
r. A. BALLOWE, Gent Ag't,
tanl EN No. IL Deadertck street.
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SOMETHING NEW.
P furnishing AND FANCY GOODS.

INTE have yet handsome assortment Of seasonable
w Goods which we are selling at moderate prices, o.
whit VS. enfio
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. SWYM
MER, No. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-28
THE FUSION PARTY IN MICHIGAN.

The results of the fusion in the late elections in Mch-
gan being fully developed in the action of the egsa-
ture. The senate have adopted resolutions instructng
the senators and requesting their representatives fol-
lows
Resolved, That senator's in Congress be- and they
hereby instructed and
to vote for, and their best exertions procure
the passage OF act Of Congress that shall prohibit
introduction exercise Of slavery in any of the Terrific
ries of the United States and especially in Kansas and
braska and to introduce without delay bill for the latter
purpose.
Rsoeed, That senators in Congress be- and they
hereby instructed and representatives requested
their best exertons to procure the immediate repeal the
act of $780, known as the fugitive-slave law"
IT thus appears that aboonism swallowing up know
nothingism in Michigan as in all the other free States
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CONNECTICUT.

In announcing the call of democratic State conven-
tion to be held in Connecticut the l4th Of February
the New Haven Register makes the following judicous
and appropriate remarks
TINS STATE CoSvEsTioS.-The Democratic State Cen
trail Committee issued the call for convention be
holden in this city the l4th of February for the nomna
ton OF State officers. We glad this early CALL and
hope will be earnestly and promptly responded to BY the
democracy every part the State II would be singular,
indeed it, time when democratic policy is triumphant in
national councils there should be evinced lukewar
utainng what has cost years OF hard CON
t toll establish aud when the opponents of the dem
oerac principle seeking and secret alliances
gain power.
The democratic party swhat it has beena nation
party Ii seeks to Invade mans rights but to
him the full possession and exercise of all his constitution
privileges afford equal and exact justice to all of
whatever state persuasion religious political II
therefore, join in any crusade against mems religious
views be party to oppressive originating
anacsm lit has ruled the country for most OF the time
since have been nation and with success and the few
temporary it has met with during that time have
only given greater subsequent strength IL be
put down for is based upon the eternal principles Of right
There times when the prospects of
cloued there in the struggles Of the revolution
and in times since but the faith that is well founded
through the msts the certain triumph of its princi
plies.
" II said by opponents that many democrats have
joined the order and viii be found acting against
their old principles. We III there rho
have resolved such it viii be evident that their
attachment democratic principles not very sincere
and their detection viii prove serious loss But wheth
they number thousand the Of the de-
mocrscy win not be temporized suit them better defeat
than disouor. There thousands who and
who will desert the ship strike its coors The old
spirit win animate the convention the old landmarks will
guide it and its voice viii be trumpet call every honest
democrat within the borders of the State. The democracy
OF Connecticut have reputation for consistency and 6rmnes
the Union and they viii preserve il in the
ing campaign. There is but temporary cloud in the pol
cal horizon and the banner emerge
from thick darkness into the Sunlight of overwhem
ing trinmphs II viii be again Let every send mp
delegation Of its the State vention.
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COL. KINNEY'S EXPEDITION.

We have received from Col. Kinney in which he
requests to that the charges made several
papers TO the effect that his Central expedition is
of hlbusering character that his arrangements for
giving success and peranency to the proposed colony
vove any nacton of the laws of any government or the
rights Of any individual entirely without foundation
and made either in ignorance Of his purposes from
sderaons OF interest He adds that he is swell informed
to the antagontc interests which originating and
insgang opposition to his enterprise, well to the
individuals engaged in disappearing him. bur that he
does not intend to be provoked into controversy with his
enemies whist he viii continue TO prosecute his undera-
king openly and in strict obedience to his original pacific
designs He assures that he is "nei,her discouraged
by the attacks Of the persons who instgae the opposition
to him. does he apprehend that they viii he able
retard his early success
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be led by the noseilow their lead and read their Ahu
regularly and with much apparent relish, YOU'VE
school gir does Of Bulwers novels u melanchOv
70 think with what readiness the better class Of our iii
catch uP aud repeat these ISLANDERS upon their own
government The inference Is that New Workers are n,
most fond Of scandal Of any people In the wide world
We confess that inclined, Immediately az,
some of the arst appointments made in this civ
ego aganst the administration bat second thought al,
as that ID MAS impossible please all and eonelaA
to Judge General Pierce and his cabinet By the Al
pointmeats as they matters had interest \
but hy their general and policy in affairs Of Create
Importance 70 the country.
Suppose now that the people generally and the iutl
gent conservative merchants particularly had TO III
Conclusion and refused TO listen 40 the abuse Of d
appointed oice-seokors the lies Of the Herald and M
bune aud the Misrepresentation OF the whig and ahO
zion press does any candid believe they would
generally condemn the administration Ask Of lies,
merchants if he believes is nanenc by the Time.
Herald Tribune and he win say spitelly though
you had insulsed him. Bennet Greeley, and Raymond
know better They know tina, they have led these men b
the completely stag led BY his owner
with rope aud ring.
These nen have induced the conservative merchants IA
join their radical cohorts aud cry Justify with the a
followers, until they have FAIRLY them ou, Aud nov
when the old stays viii follow further when they begin
to oodthat il, proof OF the staements-these ei
tors each other OF manufacturing a the lies The
Times says thai the Herald did il the Evening Post say
that the associated press did il aud the Express says thai
they knew these reports Ics All the time and Wei.
ashamed of them, and only published them as matters q
news whilst the Tribune s,cks them like Satan cO
vertea lawyer
We should like a whip--gre than the Day Book--s
lash these rascals through the world but having
shall continue expose their lsehoods aud support
Gen Pierce and his cabiaot long they do well
they have done the last two years
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THE DAILY UNION

ground for believing that the real object Of the cIar ia reopen
Ing negotiations gain time for strengthening this already
Afgs army with heavy There III indeed,
seeming fn inasnaeh the combined forces Of
The allies reach about the figure aud he hardly
pect with only oppose make good bis boast
that single ne would carry Of all he would leave
" bis enemies He onls hope succeed in this by
hng superiority in numerical force and IL Is certain
that be has pothinx ~ the kind II is singular how
e Is known Ut she actual condition Of the Russian troops
service In the Crinea. Whether they well APP
pointed well equipped and well prossoned Is matter
for conjecture. Large AZ them have lan almost
within drum beat Of the allied aud nobody knows
whether they have suffered all from the agencies which
have told with such terrible effect upon their foes. Has cold
ecsted them has dsease9 has hungerf None clearly
II In fact the secrecy With which the Gar Is able
conduct all bis operations that makes hn doubiy ormda
bic. No knows when be Is To strike where he 20
strike how be strike with hat force he is "a strike
tie troubled with free press bsbbe his condition Or
his calculations the world lie in the dark, and
darkness him Who makes good Of IT, is great ally
Ii makes weak points strong snd strung points stronger
This advantage will continue be with Russia 10 the end OF
the war though doubtless il win DO abated somewhat BY
the growing experience Of the allies Many lesson upon
Russian geography and resources and habit Of action has
already been taken expense and will require a.
learned These ID mast be presumed have carried
profit with them but experience has plenty Of instruc
reserve and fail 20 have long Russia
ruled BY single dark win and hostile foot treads her soil
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KENTUCKY.

AT a democratic meeting in Muhenberg county, APP
point delegates the State convention to be held al
Frankfort the 18th Of March the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Rcoired, That while leave delegates nnintruct-
ed NJ for whom they should vote from
costing to the favorable consideration Of the convention
names Of Hon. John G. Breckenridge, Of Fayee proper
candidate for governor and Thomas O. Mceery Of Dave
suitable candidate for governor but whilst
thus intimate preference for them would not
parAgc the claims Of many other equally talented and trust
worthy gentlemen of our party.
Rec,eed, That the democracy Of Mnhcnberg will stand
firmly by wellsried and long cherished principles
equal rights TO all and exclusive privileges to none
Rssoirsa That duly appreciate the able faithful
patriotic in which his exceency, Gov Powell
discharged the duties OF his administration.
Rssored That in Franklin Pierce hsve Chief Maeis-
able and patriotic and worthy the confidence Of the
Amr~ican people,
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REELECTION OF HON. JOHN sLIDELL.

The following despatch received at this office about
o'clock Saturday yesterday morning. 1t was five
days the way owing doubtless the effect of the storm
upon the telegraph lines:
.Ngw ORLEASs Jan. 22--The election Of senator took
place to-day. Sdel received IA John Moore IS
scattering, Several democrats absent
The complete OF Senator Slde is just tribute
intrepid craftsmanship, sonnd democracy and nnfaer
ing devotion to his friends The gratifying
he himself could have desired il be- and it shows how
proud the democracy Louisiana their faithful and
long tried public Mr. Sles reelection will be
hailed with satisfaction by his fellowsenators Of all par
ties and by great numbers of personal and political friends
He is expected be in bis seat in the Senate within very
few days.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


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