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kE- Having bought the interest Of MIR. r. 4. CHURCH
al continue Shse BUSH NJ the old stand,
20 Cul,ge street, NHULfSALE AND RETAIL, and shall
shortly receive the East markets large additions to
present stock; make room TOR which viii sell por
ton Of the stock on hand at very low prices.
augi7 .UHN RAMAGE
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HERE'S Tat sEAMsrRESs

HAVE excellent Sesmstress, Washer, and Ironer for
sale Any person wishing buy be satisfied to
qualification and character None need apply except those
wishing buy to keep in the county Also several other
negroes. augl6 REES w. PORTER.
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Immense sale.

tsEt'EhSo NHHts
It has ong ceased to be fashionable puG" patent med
icnes, any thing enhance their sale; any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from the worhlessness of nearly
all the great medes" crowded into the market But
caSionaly medicine that possesses merit is brought
into ght-one that is really what it Purports or
this class Soan's preparations ranked with safety
for have heard Of instance his medicines
been tried but that the fullest satsfac has given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
FreepOr Journal, III.
Se- SlOan's advertisement in another column
iy26-1w
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UNION AND American OFFIcE,

CsIOE AND AMERICAN OFEIcE,
Nashville, Aug. l5, 1853
have been using glasses for four i've years, and
during thai time have tried number II diff rent descrp
ion and manufacture OF which thought very good;
few days I obtained u pair OF MIR. Sermons
raE Ian Pebble Specaces, have given them pretty air
trial. and have hesitation IN saying that they IRE far
superior anything that have ever tired IL that ine
G. G. TOKBErT.
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RED FOR YOURSELVES

From Hon. Cave johnson.
NASHVILLE Aug 70 1858.
DEAR SRI for several used pair OF your
,srazruan Pebble Spectaces hesitation III stat
ing that consider them much superior other ever
ed me, have taken pleasure recommending the
them my friends in preference TO any other
Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
c JOHNSON.
] II SERMONS, Nashville.
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ENOR HIRE.-A negro man 20 years Of age for the
balance Of the year. Also boy and girl and IS years
OF age. X. A BALLOWk,
augl6 General Agent No. II Deaderick st.
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suglT

Ey- Having sold TO my partner, Mr.. JNo RAMAGE, all
ms interest the late firm Of Ramage Church, most
Cordially rec mmend him tn my Intends and the public,
every way worthy Of their confidence and patronage, and
earnestly solicit for him continuance Of their custom,
heretofore 80 literally bestowed upon h. , c.
& CHURCH
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DISSOLUTION

The copartuerhp heretofore existing between the sub
/ scribers under the style OF RAHAGE q CHURCH, was
dissolved on the 7h ns By mutual consent. All accounts
the firm be paid to J. Ramage who will pay
all claims against the firm.
JOHN RANAGE,
suRlT r. 8. CHURCH.
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.

Letler IRON hon JonH b1nor bOtuS, OF
RICHMOND, July 9Th, 1855.
Messrs. WM BEERS Co., Observation-Disclosures OF
duty the afflicted alone prompt 10 send you this vol
unary testimonial TO the great value OF Carriers spanish
Mixture" for that almost ncurabe disease Scrofula
Without being disposed deeming necessary to go In
to the particulars Of the that the astonish
ing that have been produced the Of that med
icine a member Of my family, and under my own
observation and superintendent after the skill OF the best
physicians had been exhausted and ell the usual remedies
had filled, fully justify in recommending its to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not say that adapted to ell constitutions
or that will afford the relief in all cases. for, OF
course can know nothing about that-but from what
have Of the effects would not hesitate to it, in
and every Of scrofua, with persons for whom
felt interest," whom could exercise influence or
control Respectfully yours,
l2l-tsepu JON. NJ. Bolts.
s.E See advertisement in another column.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTmENT

THE Fth Annual Course Of Lectures this Institution
Il will commence Monday, the 18th Of October NJ xt,
and continue till the irst OF the ensuing March.
PAUL 3 EVE, NJ. D.. Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D.. Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women Children.
W. &. BOWLING NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Medi-
cine.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
c. X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Ms,era Medca and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT ~ PORTER, NJ D., General and Special AnAt-
omy.
j BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, II. D, Institutes CT Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS NJ D Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students the
FIRST Monday in October
full Preliminary Course OF Lectures, free all Stu
dents Will be given by the Professors commencing also
the FIRST Monday OF October.
CinQue has been established in connection with the
University, At which operations performed and
prescribed for and ecued uPon in Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University is k05
Matricuaton Zee (pad ony) S5 Practical Anatomy
go. Graduation Zee 925.
Good Boarding can be procured at about e3 week.
Further information be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
jy1s-WAtrw2mS Chancellor Of the University.
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10. for Kingston prings!

INIIE u dersigned hav made arrange "a Az =,
l ment with Mr. james J. Baker, TO run iSessS s4sS
six pa senger omnibus TO the Springs three A<---
times per week each way, two dollars Office at thu
Sewanee House. where seats NAV be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville puCtsd ty at O'Clock
A NJ n Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Returning will leave the Springs PUnotGGUy at same
hour on Monda ?, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful good horses comfortable omnibuses and
delightful place Of reso thus offered to the public
" pains viii be pared to make the trip pleasant and So
lou n at Kingston agreeable.
je1I- 9m T.. J.. 4 J KREIDER.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

NITANTED 81 coo TO $1,000 10 invest in wholesale bu
w siness, already established.
N. B-Any person having the above sum 20 invest, can
make arrangements give HI persona attention other
wise. Apply by letter Box az, Post Office, Nashville
stating when and where an interview can be had.
augs-u
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Wheat !! Wheat (!

TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME REQ WHEAT
wanted deliverable at Warehouse by the 18th inst
for which we will pay 70 cents per bushel OF 81 lbs
augs w H. GORDON co.
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NEW FIRM.
SEAGO & LAWRENCE,
GrOcers, Commission Merchants,

AND DkAlKRs N
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, HAY, FRUIT. FLOUR, &C. &C.
No. u and "a Whit hall street, Atlanta, Ga
ONsIGEMENTs respectfully solicited and prompt returns
Y promised Cash advances given Produce in store,
and cash order Oiled with prow7tness and
Apr2-triN AW6us
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Wheat! Wheat /!

NITANTED 100000 bushels Wheat, delivered at Nash.
w VILE which the highest market price will be paid
in cash ~ Sacks in any quantity furnished u order
CHURCH A DERS0N,
aug4-1m Nos and Broad St.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

w are prepared to pay the HIG HEST MARKET
w PRICE for wheat AID Corn, at the Nash
Vile City Mill and desire all the Wheat Growers to gve us
a call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such terms a. will
he sat factory G.. HAMMOND 4 co.
nv n B-We viii pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat clean,d through
CHI DIS GRAIN SEPARATOR.
ie1t-wktrwu u. II. 4 Co
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Cash fer Wheat.

THE subscriber win pay CASH for wheat he highest
market price. ..- 81
nugl6-d1w No 81 College street.
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2st inst, while In the
II employment Of Mr.. Charles H. Martin Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN named JIM and ALBERT. They are
twenty Ave years Of age; OF dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes made Of green casnett
and silk hats. JIM is about Eve feet eight inches
high; weighs about $50 lbs well formed high forehead and
pleasing corntenance speaks quick when spoken to-
raised in Williamson county by Thomas PetWay ALBERT
is about feet inches high; weighs about iI5 b round
face, good countenance, with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking
gro; raised by Col Thomas Williams, Of Montgomery
Ala sll give the above reward II they taken and
secured 50 that get them.
my94-tf c. L. NELSON.
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GEO. W. C0WAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
General Agent for the Purchase sale
and Rent of Real Estate. and the
Collection OF Claims
No IS Cherry Street,
NAs7EVLLLE, TENN.
nROHPT attention win be gwen all Business sntruated
q him. special attention Ia the cocctoa II kssiern
elaine n roashout Mddls Tennessee.
R1FnnEnoEs-A @. A. b. Beech, Evans Porter a Co.
T. b. Rte o., TAos T. SMILEY, Ex-aoV. Nell Brown
Josiah FERRIS, Nashville Tenn Gen. A. Battle DAVID
SIN CO., Team, Ex-tiOv " y. Campbell Lebanon Team.
iloa- Ieaa P. cAralhsrs ASnpAs fsan W d. Lavender
SeS York CITY oeS-n
EsOR RENT have for tent a splendid stAna soF .
Blacksmith. on TIE NurfesabaFo Pike, 10 miles RON
SAshyilie improvements, god shosa, nly Fussdenes,
and Al necessary h0axss 1ar 20 os eearcd land
plenty Of Gre w0od. Ac. Terms easy. Apply %
a A. BhLL0WE. Genf Agf,
I4ni ~ No. II Deadsricf ssEssi.
MORE NEW STOCK.
~ FNfs sup@r Patent Leather OzfoFas.
VI Gents super cleih cpayrcss eaters
tiSuts super isslf dives Shoes;
Geats supeF Calf OxsoFf's,
R.esiv,d a d.v bv kAMkGE D cHukCu,
Gags a. coneEe street.
CyTARCH-soo boxr. psisl staEA IA sore and 81
- sale " Iirsf " n G0RBos 20.
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Wheat /! Wheat {!

WE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w Sacks furnished Call and see before you sell
a1g15-u J. X fEAfmAN'
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L'OR SALE or RENT-ihsve a desira- 60
Il bic house on Lower Market street for sale ~.
rent the house containing four rooms in the main MA
building with cellar dining room kitchen and all
~ out buildings Any wishing comfortable residence
and convenient the business part Of the city, should
make immediate application 90
r. A. BALLOwE, Gent Agt,
IAno-u No. IL DeRderick street
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising geney Of ". S. SWYN
MER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, so.
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D. D. OWEN.
RAGS pAGsll

ON and after the LIST August will be able 10 furnish
~ 1u0O bags per day. for the puIpse II holding wheat
four cats and Persons requiring Bags viii please
send In their orders at as early a day AS possihle
iy2l W. II, GORDON 4 co.
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F FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS

I'VE have yet a ha"dsome assortment q seasonahIe
w Goods which selling at moderate prices Of
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-20

New Goods.
WE have opened this day
w Is pieces new style Carpets;
100 pieces Irish Linens rirert importatiOns;
These Linens pruht less than have been able
70 offer them before
10 pieces assorted eolored Muslin De. LANES;
Mus De Baze Travelling Dresses
3 boxes New Ribbons;
dor. French Hair skirts;
nice lot OF French Embreiderirs.
These Goods fresh and at very ow prices Call
az r. c. AcNAIRY 4 CO.,
sugT ca 50 College street.
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First Congressional District

The following is The Official vote IN the nrst
Congressional District
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WHEAT WANTED.

ENIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED for
Il which the highest price in CASH vii be paid.
SEYMOUR, TANNING a CO.,
te2 Corner arket aud Church streets.
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AIR. BUcHANAN'S PLACE OFFERED TO
GOV. REEDER.
.nasncs Of The N. Z. Tribune.

Ccrrefp0nocacrV i luz ~ - AA'N~--'
WAsInSGTOS August D, looo.
Many important facts have transpired win
.-eference TO the dismissal OF Gov REEDtR' Dut
there are one or two more OF whose autoen-
sicitv can give you the most positive assurance
xybict vet require TO be brought to the notice OF
an admiriDg world.
No sooner had the Governor communicated
with Mr.. Pierce, after he had arrived n the
Eastern States from Kansas, than the President
besought him to resign, in order to relieve the
Chief Magistrate Of the Union from the embar-
Tassment in which he found himself BY way OF
snducement the President proposed to confer on
Governor Reeder the appointment Of Commls-
sioner to China, then vacant by the return OF
Mr.. McLane This the Governor promptly de-
ciaod.
This prefer having thus proved insufficient, the
President made d higher bid He now said that
IN condition Of Reeder svacating the Governorshp
IN Kansas, he tOud giye him tae place Of EmCossa-
dor to ENGLAND, from which Mr.. Buchanan was
xoon to return. The splendor Of this proposition
was matterto consider, and after two days the
Governor gave his ultimatum. He offered to re-
sign if the President would write him letter
nsklng him 10 90 so, anu PuV"sH IL III A''
Union together with his reply, it being under
stood that bis appointment TO England should be
Cazetted Immediately after. The President re-
fused to publisb such correspondence, and the
Governor accordingly left him under the necessity
of turning out Territorial Executive for the sole
reason that he would not lend himself to the es-
9ablisbment of Slavery by foreign invasion and con
ruest against the will Of the vast majority of the
people Of the Territory. A. b.
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the se who differ from US politically should there
fore in canvass principally discuss these monentuous
ssues and while freely cricisIng erroneous or false
dOciIineN, eudeaver 10 calm not 10 excite high party
feeling on other suhjfcs less vital aud important
II lef free TO urge these views n connection with me
grsat end permanent principles OF Democracy should
lot 81 al liberty 10 decline the nomination Il shoald
be icnce Cd TO me.
While tbs letter j. private, ia answer 70 your sug-
gestious you at liberty 10 make such sse oil IL as
you think proper.
Appreo atirg sincerely the kindness which prompted
your coz municaiiOn remain, very respectfully your
friend and ObedieLt sfryant. j. A. QU7AAS'
To the Hon. Ws. A. sTosg. Monticello
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HAVANA

The steamship United States, Capt Munro. arrived
last night in four days from ilsvsna.
There Is little news. Business vas dull. Health d
the city good. The United States slcop Falmouth.
Commander Shaw, was towed to scs W tho United
States Tie Falmouth i bound on cruise. al ven
on board
The United States comes 70 New.York 10 repsx.
and viii soon return
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST l. 1855

10 reheaTsrg single Opera, aud il win be giveu O.
in Paris with such numerous and capable vocal. iu-
=. umepta end torpschOrisn force; 50 much speu dor
81 :, Tect ard such attention to every detail OF the
o., gs, that the entire thcaorgoiug public viii
GI boup, TO .eo d. least one representation, and hu.
= = . y. .sns uriIl be s0anIed.
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.iso TIE house Of Thomas jackson, ia
Ess,h 8 sacm II was the heaviest thunderstorm OF
20 a. Cheney Express Manager injured BY the acct
~ ON he Sorthern New Hampshire Railroad on Sat-
nrday, will probably recover
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Correspondence OF The Ny. rubans
H,VA<A thursday AuS p iFssS


HAVANA, Thursday, Aug. 2 1855.
The steamship United States, although generally
Understood to have been sold 10 certan-sSp ,nish
merchants of this city has not SIS yet it would ap
pear changed her flag, but 3 ths morning, accord
ing to public notice once mere to depart for your
Empire City.
The facts relative to the slip Hound, ga FAR as
have been enabled to gather them, are that the
agents in China of Messrs 2ereda, Nachado Il
Co. Of this city, who are de fccto the charterer
of the ship we're DESTROYS that she should bring as
many Chinese here as the Span 81 law permits
which, if mistake not, is one passenger to every
tun and half OF the ships tunnsge. Capt. Peck
has ever as il appears TO me very properly, main
tanned that the Hound being an American vessel.
e was bound 70 obey the laws of the United
states and not those of Spain anc he accordingly
refused to bring more Chinese as passengers than
was allowed 70 ship of the HOUNDS tunnage by
the United states law. and when that number
were embarked he set sail and made the best Of
his way TO this port This was the cause Of the
dispute between Capt Peck and the house Of Pc
reda. Machado Il Co
These latter, az you are already informed, have
protested against this act OF Captain Peck, and
from all appearances the matter viii probably
afford some employment for the gentlemen OF the
long robe
This city il would seem is almost the sole place
of safe refuge for all The runaway rOgues and de-
faulters in the United States There has been.
ever since the frat hou. of my acquaintance with
Cuba, some half dozen individuals who have been
spotted as men whose characters did not stand
the fairest before the world. On Sunday last, how
ever, the schooner c. Montague from New
Orleans brought rs passengers the young. man
Blanchard and bis wife, he having robbed his late
EMPLOYER. Mr. Blessy of New-0rleans, of upward
of $1,000 Phe G. H. Montague was boarded
few miles of this harbOr by the United states snip
Cyane, and blanchard gave up some portion of his
iicotten booty On landing here, TO his evident
surprise be found Mr.. Blessy (who arrived In tho
Black Warrior on Saturday, acre before him and
as you may suppose the meeting was not OF the
most pleasing character. Blanchard and his wife,
however,. are to be seen each evening slipping their
ice creams at the Dominica They stop at one OF
our largest hotels, and from their present course.
ifthey persist in it, their pile of twenty dollar
pieces will speedily be reduced
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r,r,ru nv A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.

CHARLESTON, Monday Aug. 8, 100
~. ssmpe II. Bingham, late chief operator OF the
nl,asb Office IN this city, died THE evening Of con.
Le.esas;os Mr. Bingham native OF the city Of
fna5on He wa highly esteemed here by the outi.
oor,,rr;ty and won maHy fends by bis prompt
,,o,ion 20 the dutes of his Office and by his gentle
manly department to all who came in contact with
a
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Correspondence Of The n Y rdbyS
SrEAasHlr JSIrFD STATES,


New-iork, Aug. 6. 1855.
We arrived here to-day after pleasant passage a
four days from Havana, after LAYING in that port of
twenty days, during which time the weather
ceediDgy pleasant and the city perfectly healthy
Our mission being accomplished to the entire satsfa
Z, IN of all parties interested therein, weighed
chow on tic "a inst, and ,owed to sea thu
init, a States sloopof-waT Falmouth, 1. ID.
shaw Commanser. Officers aud crew all we'd.
While IN Hsvaro arrangements were made by
Mr. Iohu Grahaa 10 I'm a semi monthly linz
Of stesmer- betwees NewSerk snd Hsvans to CON
rcct al the .ster pors sith ne on steamers to the
following por.8in Aexs'o. to wit ofs'alr campeachy.
Vera Cruz E,npico. These steamers touch at the
aforesaid ports both goi.g and returning to land the
nails ard passen Vers. Ils line viii eommsSe opera
tions with The new steamship Ocean Bird, N tuns.
and the steamer sited Sias 800 t7ns. Ihe thtsT
ship will al once n Give on board new boilers which
are row ready for her Shs viii also " reeoppered
and thoroughly renC'Fhtsd snc made IN every other
particular suitable tcr the uae between Cuba aud
Mexico snd VII sail fw Mexico ia Hsvsns about the
middle Of September Of which, however, due Hotics
VIII be given in the pull nc prints. -.
Respectful ours, NM; FEhHlNs.
Purser 80 -rishp ni'cd States
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
q . ]

$ - vi sS
IT, rasnsk ~ pesabse NJ pshlfk-
"a ys1eadsy. 4 y pristsd % asv ~
and pss.ents sredinble sppsss.ses- Ard
iseditorial sanss ensas ar1sseness havs
been made that viii give the fullest sstis-
faction, and make tho Farmer sucha peri
odical d shall be worthy the support ofthe
farmers aud horticulturists throughout the
State. N. L. CoHsTocK, 4. n, has been
associated with Gen. WILSON in the edi-
torial department. They are bestewing ;
great deal Of labor upon the columns Of
the Farmer by pcnonal examination
throughout the State, and so application
to our soils ufscientifc experiments, and
chemical analysis, as we'll ns : comparison
Of notes among scientific farmers and
stock growers, much important and valua-
bic Information will be elected. It win
thus be rendered far more valuable pub
location to the people Of the State, than
any distant one possibly can be, however
ably it may be edited, or ample its columns.
That the enterprise If the present cdi-
tors and publishers will be met as it should
be, by q very large Increase in circulation,
and the general diffusion Of the publica-
ton over the State does not admit Of
doubt.