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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-01
Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855

ME desire to call the attention Of friends and the
w buyers OF Dry Goods thr ughout the West and South
west to attractions for the fall sales Of the present
year.
Our business Is well org snized and arrange, that
with large and attractive stock
our own Imp1rtatiOns will supply For
eig Department with all the and desirable fabrics
from the European marketsseeced by OF the house.
resident in Europe-and will be particularly adapted to
market.
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments viii be sup
piled with all the leading styles Of Goods.
II is we believe, acknowledged fact that Stock has
always been OF the largest and most attractive in this
country and also believe that the best buyers have be-
come convinced that system OF SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY Is the satisfactory.
We invite the attention Of all close buyers to our Large
and Attractive StOrk, but with the distinct
Outstanding that sell goods only for cah, good notes
payable in all cases at Bank.
We shall ON this date forward, adopt plan in
nection with Domestic Goods Department. We shall
keep full and complete assortment Of Bleached, Brown
and Coored Cotton Goods, which viii be sold only for nett
CASH Our object In this 10 supply these Goods us Lou
they sold by cash houses In the Northern cities In
order TO test this feature Of business, only ask
comparison Of cash prices with time prices, and then
viii leave the decision 10 the purchaser.
From the three years experience since the establishment
Of business enabled the cohdently to in
wife attention stock and plans for business believing
that offer inducements second 10 House an tbs cOun-
try 30 AND 2ll KING s1kEhT,
July !, 1855. 1iy9-tFw3ml CHARLESTON, 8 @.
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For the Nashville True Wing.

NASHVILLE, July 90, 1853.
Mr. EDIToR:-I have just returned to town after
spending week at Kingston Springs Allow me
to suggest TO your readers visit to those springs.
They are situated about twenty-five miles west Of
the city the Charlotte pike, and on the line Of
the Nashville and North estern Railroad. A
more romantic and delightful spot cannot be found
in this vicinity Here the forest waves in its origi-
nal and majestic beauty. The ground is undulating,
and nature seems to have designed it for the very
purpose for which it is now used.
The White Sulphur and Free-stone springs are
very fne, and are held in high estimation for their
lnvigorating and healthful qualities.
Too much cannot be said Of the kindness and
nn.iring attention of mine host, Mr.. KREIDER. His
table Is supplied most beautifully, prepared unGer
Ihe immediate supervision land in the most deli.
eious manner) of the amiable hostess. The ser
wants are numerous and attentive. The very best
trout fishing in the vicinty-and then they are
cooked so much to the taste, whilst yet kicking
At night the music is on hand for all who trip
lhe light fantastic toe-and such charming hops
they do have-and occasionally serenade, partc-
slarly upon the accession Of bright and shining
star TO the company.
A bowling alley for the ladies' and billiard table
for the gents is provided for their amusement
Nothing, in fact, is wanted for comfort and enjoy
ment but cheerful disposition.
Yours, &c, RoLA.
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For the Nashville True wing.
spufn the Words Of the PufSsd-Ur

3 ePeAA Wv WOLus "a Inc 6u41So-Up
The selfassuranee with which few conceited
etcians have come forward, in letters and speech.
;, as instructors of those whom they assume to be
! OF capable of thinking or voting for themselves,
| as within the last few days excited very especial
J opder and remark. Aaron V. Brown and Cave
ohnsOn, affecting to be forced out, but really pre-
aming upon the bounties which Democrats have
eretofore lavished upon them, have apparently
t themselves up the modest guardians of those
no have been classed as Democrats in Tennessee.
kShst right has aaron, whose heart was "about 70
| reak" when be heard of the passage of the Com.
romise measures in 1850, to take into has keeping
lie souls Of the Compromise Democrats who nobly
! God by the Union when Cass and Clay led against
IDsunonists and Abotonists in that dark crisis Of
ne Government? Caves salary and place may
| oW be in peril, to be sure-but does that neces-
/ trily give him "whip and spur" to ride men who
ave heretofore so generously served him!
/ They seem TO assume that Know NothiDgs are
[ ,ols, who have got into a scrape and don't know
Ow to get Out-and that they, generous souls, q J
| re benevolent enough to hold up to them the light
superior intelligence that they may see their
say out What arrogance Do they suppose
nat they are only Democrats who have any sense
! 1T? Have they come to the conclusion that to
ustain foreignism and Catholicism is the only mis-
ion Of Democracy? Do they presume that when
hey choose to anathematise "Know NOthings," las
J hey call true American PATRIOTS and to brand
hem as disgrsceful members of society, that Dem.
l'cratic Americans will necessarily hang their heads
like so many convicted felonsg Browns insulting
Dickson county letter, and his still discredit
able Lebanon speech, in perfect character with
his Nashville Convention speech and his shocking
St. Domingo charges, in the editorial columns of
;he American, in 1852, of which he was sub.
sequently ascertained to be the miserable author
The political course of that man has really Of late
got to be SO Hagrantly disreputable that it is diff
ult for those whose action and position he has
grossly assailed, to tolerate it patiently. He will
lOon see, however, that Democratic Americans,
whom be seems to fancy be has some control over,
will spurn him and his impudence, and abuse, and
deception, as they would the very leprosy.
AN INDEPENDENT TENNESSEEAN.
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The CoTroN CRoP.-The Memphis Wig
l'vys: 1--WE have never known the prospects
VI the cotton crop throughout the section Of
the cotton growing country contiguous to
Memphis, better at this time of the year than
10 present, though we begin 10 hear of fears
expressed by many of our best planters about
he growth of the stalk, and that there is too
much rain falling to make heavy crop of
The staple Should the rain now cease and
The weather become dry and seasOnable, no
fears need be entertained of the crop turning
out bOuntifully Such is the report we have
from all parts of the interior"
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R0LA.

TIE RACE HORSE "FRANKFoRT" SoLD.-P.
S. Swigert, Esq, of Frankfort, sold on Mon
day week his fine four year old colt Frankfort,
by imported Glencoe, out of Mary Morris, for
the sam of FIVE thousand dollars. to Calvin
Green, Esq, proprietor of the Broad Rock
course, near the city of Richmond, Virginia.
Frankfort has already started for his new
home, where he is soon to run for large stake
Of eight entries, four mile heats,
Frankfort and Wild Irishman are brothers.
Mr. Swigert is the owner of three half sisters
of these famous horses, all out of Mary Morris
--one by Grey Eagle, one by imported Envoy,
and the other, two year old, by imported
Yorkshire The two former have now both
Sucking FLY colts by imported Glencoe equal
TO any in Kentucky for form and beauty.
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GIN. WAsHINaToN's LAST VorE.--A COR
respondent of the Charleston Courier relates
the following circumstances:
was present when Gen. Washington gave his
last vote IL was in the spring Of l79e In the town
Of Alexandria lie died the 18th Of December
following. The court house Of Fairfax county was
then over the market house and immediately front
ing Gadsbys tavern. The entrance into it was by
slight fight Of crazy steps on the outside. The
election progrcssing-seyeral thousands of per.
sons in the court house yard and immediate neigh.
boring streets; and ] was standing on Gadsby' =
steps when the Father Of bis Country drove up and
approached the courthouse steps, and when
within yard or two Of them ! saw eight or ten
good looking men from different directions, certain
" without the least concert, spricg simultaneously
and place themselves In position to uphold and up
port the steps, should they tal in the Generals
sent Of them. was Immediately AZ his back; and
Ia that position entered the court house with him
followed In his wake through dense crowd 20
the polls--heard him vote-retrrned with him to-
the outward crowd-heard him cheered By more
than two thousand persons a. be entered his car
rage and saw his departure. There we're five or
six candidates on the bench sitting. and as the
6enerAl approached them they rose 10 body and
bowed smihngly, and the sAlutation having been
returned very gracefully, the General Immediately
cast bis eyes toward tho registry Of the polls,
when Col Deneal think Il was said: "WeI
General how do you vosef" The General looked
at the candidates and said: sGenslemen, vote Tor
measures, not for men." snd farming TO the recor.
ding table audibly pronounced bis vote, saw Il
entered. made graceful boz, and retired.
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principles. that inspires almost every one with
conviction Of bis honor his sincerity, and Of the
Toftiness and independence of bis character.-
Along with all these Oratorical advantage, Col.
Gentry possesses very high order Of arguments
non and logical ability. His discussions are char
pcterized by great depth and compass, and energy
~ thought He has, too, towering imagination,
hat gives richness and splendor to bis eloquence,
{ which such prosy men as johnson are utterly
lcspable. In short, in all that constitutes the man.
re orator, the statesman he is far, very far John
1ns superior. lie is one of Tennessee's ablest
I'D most accomplished dsbaters, and creates great
Enthusiasm amongst his friends wherever be goes"
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

II AVE this day received per Express only six days out
IL from New DIRK, beautiful lot Of
French Wort ed Collars Sleeves and Chemizettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Edg ings and Insertings;
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, styles;
Plain, Checked and Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and Striped India Dmites;
Small Red and White Fans;
Splendid Bridal ms;
PLAIN Moun De LANES and Berages for Travelling Dress
es, Pocket Handkerchief Night Caps Glove Boxes and
nj e little things too tedious MENTION all OF which
we will sell at the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during the coming week Of the
stocks OF English and American Carpets brought
this market. X. O. McNAIRY 4 CO.,
iy23 College street.
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FLOUR DIP IT
LOOR OGE - ~
AND TOT ACCO AGE NCY.

AND TOBA Geo AGENCY
THE subscriber having the Agency Of following Nu
Mtchelyie Mills, SpeDcers Mills Silver Spring NgI
Logan Mills, Nashville City Milsall Of which are itI
celebrated for their superior brandsw keep cnpf,tt
on hand supply OF Fresh Hour. AL Fi7ur Of he
above brands sold BY me, will be warranted Also sgeD,
for the sale OF Orn Neal from the above Mills Ctv
dealers and consumers will End their interest TO cal
and examine m, stock
pObacCO-I have now in store large quantity NJ,
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which am nsrin, 80
The trade at unusual low prices.
EB-A full assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. c BANDY
No 50 College street
jy11-d1m Ne Ioor t,or, r..
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Fourth Congressional District.

Our readers have seen that DR.. Thos. A.
Anderson, running for Congrss as an advocate
of American principles, has withdrawn from
the race. Gen. Cullom has the track unin-
cumbered now us against Col. Savage, and the
general tenor of our information is TO the ef-
feet that he will beat him too husand UOtes!
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PROHIBITION LAW,

Let them rave and excaim they viii pass Il
And declare We no drink shah get after.
We give them, by way Of reply
shout Of deTiSOn and laughter:
For a who taste Lyons s bndDps
80 delicious and exQuiSit, hnd it.
That never could tyranny gain
The right to restrict sell Il.
II VIE quality Of these A OMATIC sCHJVn
SCHNAPPS is so well known that thew AZ Nc, . "a
the pufng that II appears others do. One trial "a ri.
required to eoavi person Of their SUPERIOR on,I
Sold Wholesale and retail BY the sole propretors
jyis 10 CeSsr S -.
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E Hiram, my boy" said q tender father
20 his son, lyon must be more careful of your
self You have not the constitution of some. "
"Don't you believe it, dad-rve got the con-
s,itution Of horse Dang Il IL don't believe
I've got the Constitution Of the United States. v
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CHOLERA PREYENTITE

VIE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS On
stu 'ntinue selling their cee brated ChOITro ana
Diarrhea PreVt nIiVc, from the Ell cts Of WHICH
so many last reaptd great comfort and relief nv de
saxon hottie or Glass Asp evenves are always better
man cures We strongly recommend all to The Poor
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly Should
nave bottle Of this article in the house in case Of emer
gency. LYONS 20
myf 10 o. -.
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From Egbert A. RawOrth, Esq, City Recorder

NASHVILLE, July u, $50
Mr. II. SnrNoSs-sir: After ten days constant OF
the Spectaces obtained from you, feel gusraned tesi
flying their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous TO OBJ aiming them my manuscript duie-
performed with much labor the eye and often wi
pain; but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing nf the kind but feel fscy reuVena
ted Whether eef proceeds from the pecu form Of the
glasses the material both combined, not say.
refer them any glasses have used, and take plea
sure In recOmmsn ding them 10 the public.
Respectfully EGBERr A. RAWORTH.
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H W. W. GurRRrK, local Inspector at
Cincinnati, furnishes the Gazette with q list of
disasters, for the past six months. on the
Western rivers. From this appears that SO
boats were totally lost The estimated DANA
ges to boats, was. s57s. 70oi and to cargoes,
81, 22s, Soc Thirty-one lives were lost
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.


Mr.. J. H. sKMNoSs- Sir; have been using for week
the pair OF Brazilian SpectRces that purcha ed from you,
and do not he they bN far the best
have used. unabvd ad the finest print
night by dim ght, without straining ny eyes whereas
the spectacles that have used heretofore hurt them,
and could not read with any satisfaction consider your
great improvement any that have ever
Yours respectful v, u. NJ. kOGG.
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Are Sou Ready

Tomorrow is the day of trial. Let every
voter be prepared to go himself to the polls,
and bring up bis neighbors and friends. The
polls open at o'clock A. NJ, and close at 4
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
mEOECaU DEPAuTMENr


TIVE FRh AnnnaI Course Of Lectures Ia his Institution
IL vii commence Monday, the 29th Of October next,
and continue tI the first Of The ensuing March.
PAUL p Eve, NJ n Principles and Practice OF Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON NJ. D.. Obstetrics and the Diseases
% Women anu Children
W. X BOWLING, N. D., Theory and Practice Of Meai-
cine. .
Anaiomy.
G. K WINSTON, N. D.. Naisra Msdiea and Medical
RossEF n PORTER. NJ D.. General and special AnAs-
Omy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS. n. D.. Institutes Of Nsdicias
and cinlcal Medicine
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, N d ,Denonstrator Of Anatomy.
IN. Apa,oica Rooms vii be opened for Students the
mi p-slifaary Corss Of Lectures free 70 all Stu
,ets IN Be Rivrn b. the Proiszors commencing also
ths hgss Aonday q October.
Cniass has been established In connection with the
rnissr,ity az which operAns performed. and
pF~sribsd Or eeta ed uPon In presence Of the Class
Anount % Fees for Lectures the University Is soo
MAtrcaaton Pee paid only -. Practical Anatomy
t0 Graduation Zee tsa
Geo5 B,arHng can BE procured about % per week.
Further iRiorm ssion - obtained b. sddresing
J. BERRfkN LINDSAY,
lyfs-wktTwams Chancellor Of the University.
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Vote in Your own District.

Il Is desirable that the voters residing out of
the city should vote in their own district il
convenient. The crowd at the poll at the
Court House frequently prevents persons from
voting who cannot wait for an opportunity.
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PARTICTLAR NOTICE,

HAVING bought the entire interest Of my partner,
have d. t-rmined to sell Goods OFT than
have heretofore done IL Is known that keep the best
style OF tOOis AMI Or that house
known as cheap one bat all things considered we
pledge ourselves sell Goods reasonable rate and re-
specially ask fOr the patronage Of friends and the comm1-
nifty generally. J. II. McGILL.
JyIO CO Successor TO Myers 4 McGill.
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r A G S!
$3.50 IN PREM MS!

VIAVING largely decreased my suppy % Rags BY the
Premiums offered the past year ending June S0th. l
an induced to oner larger amount Of ~ NUNS for the
prysent year and vi paw the above premium Of
sOO tg sS0 tTO t6e, $50 $40 ESQ eco and tiO any
ten Merchants Hedzrs who VIII deliver from this d e
20 1t Of JAY iSDS TIE largest amoant o. RAGS he
sane bought oGtsio o. and BY dong business
outside Of NAshviie or vicinity
WILL. AT ALL TIMES Paw THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR rags on DELIVERY and sue 4
cerheats % The % the received and paid for
these certificates must be ept and seat 10 bfsse
July that three dnteTotsd merchants Of Nashville can
faake the Award The largest amount being entitled 70
800. the Dsxt largest y 80. ami 70 down
Merchants sending kaga siu PeAse srits hat nay
VIII not be allowed.
Woolen. Lnsev, slk and worstsd Rags nos wanted
and sill n0t be Included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buyns
IS4-dtrsssu w . WHITMAN.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY
July 6th, $50
A DIVIDEND Of Eve per for the last six month,
as this day declared payable the Stock holders N
me N&hVlle Gas Light Company, on demand aner The
lVh INST jas. H. KENDRICK
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ABROTT,S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY CO. have just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. O. Abbott with msp' and Illustrations. vols.
ALS0;
LIE CURE MANoUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de CourcIon. js2S
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S, M. BARRETT,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
CORDAGE AND PAPER DEALER.

Manufactui err of WASH BOARDS, under firm name Of
q. WATERS & co.
Manufacturer Of PLOW HANDLES aud OAK WORK, I'M
der firm name Of
COLEMAN & co.
MANUFACTURER and Wholesale dealer in Wood snd
WI Willow Ware Buckets Tubs, COrdage of every de-
scrpton; Fishing Tackle, Backng, Matches, Rrooms,
Selves Hames, Horse Collars Cedar Ware Ice Chests Cot
ton Rope Brushes Measures Brooms, Twnes, and Han
dies &c. &c
Also, dealer in better quality Of Wrapping, Roofing, Bat
ting and Tea papers, manufacturers Dealer in
Tar Paper and composition for Roofing.
H Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar
antied in all cases.
store Of Walnut aud Front street. Paper Ware
house No ~ Walnut street, Factory 81 Water street.
y. NJ. BARRETT,
aug1-H Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
Disc overy Of the Age.

NHlS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ucn essential OIL unhe althy drug. 1t does
not color the hair acts upon h sJcreans
tive organs, supply the ormer with the necessary
ring matter, and the latter TO complety
restore their impareer functions All thus the prOpr
has right say for has done all this for him. At
the age Of hiry-seven he gray the Of
enty his hair nearly all fallen OF, tu he has
abundant CROP person would i'm gne that he
had gray air; and hi hair soft aud pisble
though IL had been recently oiled. This l. isolated
case; has done the many Others the following
certificates abundanty prove.