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DooKBINDRR GuARDS-ruE MEMBERS ANn THOSE
- wishing 10 Join the above company noHot attend
he as meeting o. The company oa tuesday evening Noyem
Der 2h, for The purpose Of concluding arrangements
our parade Thanksgiving Day. The company meets al
Hermitage Hall u Hous'on and Alien s,rcr's =,
O'Clock. BY order ~ CHARLES BrRsE, Captain.
tDwanD GHscx orderly Sergeant
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E,0REIGN PAPKRs-A FURTHER REDUCTIoN.-WE
IL shall sell at retail the toll wing papers prices
affixed hereafter, being redu,on OF full twenty
cent have also reduced the trade price considerably
iiinsrated imes 10 cents.
PICTURE Times 10
news OF Inc World 10 cents.
weekly Times. 10
Heyno ds Paper. 10
Lioyds Paper 10 cents.
Bells Lille Is cents.
weekly despatch rs Gems.
subscriptions, i've dollars year the papers
an nine dollars to the lS cef papers.
Foreign News Office, 80 Nassau street.
Sun Buildings,
q. MCKEE, Manager
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lDVBRTISRnEsYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


FHVER AND AGUE.
NEw PRINCIPLE NO POISON -
IN RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE
anidote 10 malaria,
for the prevention and
fever and ague, chill fever; dumb ague and other In
miten and remltien ers also bilious levers
accompanied By typhoid symptoms; typhoid
fever, general debility night
sweals, and all other
forms Of disease
which have a common origin In
alarfA mlasma
TIA innocence IL rhed 10 by Dr. Chiffon and s ed
cacy and value fully established For sae by druggists
generally, and the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES. Providence. r. l.
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CristadOros Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
excite admiration amongst all connoisseurs art suite Of
elegant private applying his Incompatible dye
the only reliable article OF Its kind Wholesale aux RETAIL
CkISTADORO'S No. Asior House.
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OveScOsts, dsc.-Our stock OF All Kinds OF
hshonsble winter and ulder garments shawls
rones &C., very full ana complete, aud Will sold W.
d. DEVi.iN Co., Z5S 80 and go Broadway.
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
i Price IL cents, or 20 per year; at
WfLLMER& ROGERS,
~ Nassau street, corner OF Liberty.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON
~ News should be paid TO she only authorized agent
United States, WILMER ROGERS ~ street,
ner Of Liberty the appointed agents for the propreors
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Whiskcrs or MOustachcs Forced 70 GROW
u six weeks by my onguen, which will not stain njure
he skin u bottles sent to part Of the country. X. o.
GRAHAM, 6s6 broadway; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany;
Zieber 43 South Third street. philadelphia.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs.-
The best IN the world This unrvaed and original dye
pied IL private rooms Bacheors wigs and oupees
ali others being chef dnuvres elegance
ease and durability peculiar to this establishment
BATChEI0h'S, 233 Broadway
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04
Speaking on Broad Street.

The Americans had glorious time on Broad
street Monday night The crowd was large
and enthusiastic, and we have never seen a
better feeling pervade a political gathering.
LUorEN NJ TEMPLE, Esq, American candi
date for the Legislature in this county, was
the FIRST speaker. He made one Of the most
eloquent and telling efforts of the canvass,
pressing the strong points with marked ability
and power. The effect upon the crowd was
uDm stakalle.
Hon. n. s. Brown, also candidate for the
same position with Mr.. Temple, followed. His
speech was such q one as Gov. Brown always
makes when his whole heart is in the cause, as
it is in the American movement. He came
down upon the anti-American, converging
lines, Jacobs Ladder isms of the Johnson party,
with vim, and vindicated the American
party from the vile aspersions and ISLANDERS
which have been heaped upon them by their
opponents.
Altogether the gathering on Broad Street
was good thing As an indication OF the
way things are going, we could have asked for
nothing better.
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important TO Consumers OF white lead.
FRAUD IN WEIGHT.
PENNSYLVANIA Wits LEAD wo.Ks,
pfstsburvb lime 1874

PENNSYLVANIA WHITE LsAD WORKS,
Pittsburgh, June, 1884.
HE attention OF consumers Of White Lead called to
the fact that large portion Of that article ground in
oil is put up in kegs purpOrng to contain 2S and SO
pounds each, whereas ere is allowance made for the
weight Of the kegs and the is derauded TO that
amount The deception easily be detected by weighing
the different manufacturers brands offered for sale
During the past year have made extensive additions
to our BUILDINGS machinery and stock for the manu- acture
OF large quantities Of White Lead enable supply the
demand for our article. We guaranty all Lead bearing our
brand to be strictly pure, and entirely free from adult
eratOn whatever and not exceeded for neness and white
by any made In the United states.
Our lead ground in OIL s put up in bound kegs OF IS
Sc 100 POO 800 and 500 pounds each and every keg
tanning the quantity q lead which II purD1rtsaccurate
tare being allowed for the packages.
well known fact that the various qualities of lead
branded Extra" No and Nc g. are largely adulteraed
with substitutes which not calculated 10 the
pur pose And there manufacturers claiming
spectabty for themselves and public confidence in their
article, who brand their kegs with their
pure White Lead" although they turn keg
without considerable adulteraton o. Barytes.
u B. A FAHNESIOCK / CO.
Sold by the principal dealers in Nashville.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY a.
Fourth Of July-American Mass Meeting-Ameri
cans Rally!

CaLo INdAAy
The Mass Meeting and Barbecue Of the
American party will open at MERRrTT's GROVE,
near the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad De-
pot, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, July 4th.
Distinguished speakers from distance are
expected to be present. The different railroads
centering here are prepared to. accommodate
those wishing to visit the city.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will run 10 in the morning at the usual hour,
leaving passengers within five minutes walk of
the speaking grounds, and with arrangements
to accommodate as many as will come. The
evening train from the city will be delayed
until 81 P. NJ, 30 accommodate such as desire
TO return the same night, and the. ii o'clock
P. NJ. Express train will also be prepared TO
accommodate all who may wish to leave at
that hour.
On the Tennessee and Alabama Road the
following tine table has been adopted for the
Fourth:
Leave Nasve Franklin. Leave Franklin for Nashville
At $50 A. NJ. At s A. NJ. .
10 "lISO &"
2.I5PM. /" S.45PM.
$50 "a" "a"
Tickets from Franklin to Nashville and back,
good for the day only, rs cents.
Ampls arrangements will be made at the
speaking grounds TO accommodate the ladies,
and they are especially invited to attend.
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State CAPITOL.

Ten years ago to-day the corner stone Of the
State Capitol was laid with imposing ceremo-
MES, before an immense eoncourse of people
Valuable and interesting relics were deposited
beneath the massive stone, the ceremonies be-
ing mainly conducted by the Masons, the ODD
Fellows and Firemen being present in large
numbers. The principal speaker of the day
was Hon. Edwin II. Ewing, of this city. In
the course of his remarks, he predicted that
tho building would be completed in ten years.
His prediction has been almost verifed--en-
tirely so, so far as the practical use of the
building is concerned. The entire completion
of the building and grounds will yet occupy
several years. But when completed accord
ing to the original design, it will be splendid
and enduring monument of the liberality and
good taste of the State of Tennessee.
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w- Filiibustero prospects were looking up
in Mexico. Col. Wheat, of Cuban memory,
had passed through Aspinwall, en- route to
Acapulco, to assume Generals commission
already signed for him by Alvarez His staff
had been duly appointed, and only awaited the
arrival Of their commander. A printing press
from the house of Messrs. Hoe & Co., of New
York, had arrived in Acapulco. 1t is destined
for the propagation of liberal principles, and
was received with all the honors, and then duly
baptised.
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OF the types in the stick. "

THE SPEAKING TO DAY.-The intellectual
feast will commence this morning Mt Merritt,
Grove, near the depot Of the Tenn. & Ala. r
R., at 10 O'Clock. We expect TO see a large
and spontaneous gathering of the people, and
Davidson county will send up voice to-day
whose echoes will be felt at the ballot box in
August The American sentiment of the
people is aroused, and they will come out as
they have seldom done before. Like a mighty
avalanche, they will come to the feast, ''evcry
mountain sending forth its torrent, and every
valley its rill.n
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Gov. call. of Florida.

We learn that Gov. r. K CALI, of Florida,
viii be in the city to-day, aud is expected to
address the American Mass Meeting. Gov.
Call is one of the patriotic and distinguished
statesmen, of whom the South and the whole
country may justly be proud.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04

SERIOUS AooIDRNr-SrAGE OVERTURNED
We learn that the Carthage aud Gallatin stage
upset on Monday last, by which one or more
persons were seriously, and perhaps fatally in.
jured. JNo. BETEN, Esq, youngest son of Hon.
S. Brien of this city, had his leg badly frac-
tured, so that amputation was deemed una
voidable. An express was sent from Ga!latin
for Dr. Eve to operate upon the patient.
We understand from rumor that other pas
sengers In the stage were injured, but hear no
further particulars.
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Stammering i'm all its Forms,
however complicated and by simple process is now
posed to o for sale competeny educated men, STATE
Gr me same and viii receive proposals for one month
for being far beo~ what eocutionists frequently charge
for attempting to cure an Isolated case.
Ry this process is certain If the party afflicted
obey the directions which requires but limited and
ordinary application
tor has received the highest testimonials distinguished
medical men and scientific institutions
The Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia after close aud
scrunizing examination of this invention reference
their Committee Of Science and the Arts conferred on the
inventor the highest premium in their gt wen
scut Legacy premium which only given to very extraor
binary and merorious being
Of the corporation Of Philadelphia, that competitors be
The Pennsylvania state Fair also awarded an extra dip
Iona.
The Metropolitan Institution Of Washington, conferred
their first premium and he has abundance Of tesmOu
ais from distinguished medical men there.
Professor Robey Dungison, of Jefferson Medical College,
ecurd this subject and explained to his class the strict
scientific and Physiological principles on ghch this inven
ton is based. (See Med Examiner, July, 1s52D
Professors Valentine Mott and Parker, II New York,
wei as numbers ofOthers in that city, with Professor
Many parents have children on whom they have spent
hundreds, and in instances thousands Of dollars
this habit and all Of avail BY system and but
dnary practice and determination on the part Of the
ward.
The inventor aware of the numerous attempts that
nave been made for many % this defect and the
I annoyance stamerers have been subject lie wishes
such TO understand that he has spent ing the past thirty
years nearly fortune among those who have attempted
remove his difficulty and all Of avail. Being detemin-
ed 20 discover such if within his reach h has closely
studied the matter in all its phases cured himself perfectly
and readily HIS inv entOn then patented and in every
instance where be has exhibited scientific and in
situations Of learning he carried tie highest prize
If this means any thing, proves eoncusiyey all he de
mands
To gentlemen q the profession who have patients AZ
neted-to parents VIII have children laborng under this
distressing maady this is worth hundred Tires the price
asked for IT, and the only yet discovered whereby
the impeachment can be removed.
Address the undersigned,
~ LAND will be taken in exchange for the right this
State The Patent Laws amply prOtecT for fourteen
the purchaser from violations.
r. BATES Pltentee,
Or, FRANKLIN STEWART, NJ. D.,
my2-trw2m No $50 Cherry street, Philadelphia.
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Syphilis, ScrofuIa and Diseased Blood.
For these terrific diseases Carters Spanish Mixture the
only specific.
The proprietors have 10 their possession hun.
dred certificates Of the extraordinary effected by
It,. .s- -..
We refer to the certificate OF Richard Adams late High
Sheriff Of Richmond Va Edwin Burton, Commissioner Of
the Revenue for Richmond General Wech Of the Man,
moth Circus DR.. EIundly Of Washington City; Mr.. WIN. A.
Matthews and @. B. Luck Esq, of Richmond Va Mr. F.
Boyden, Exchange Hotel, VA and host of Others who
have Of the description cured Carriers
Spanish Mixture They all certify that is the greatest pu
rider of the blood known
50 Zee advertisement in another column
jel-lm
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e3y- The New York Courier says it is finally
determined that Mile. Rachel will leave Paris
for this country on the 1st of August, and
probably make her debut on the first Monday
in September. A company of the first artists
in the Partisan Theatres will accompany her,
and she win visit the principal theatres in the
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04
Fourth Of July.

We greet our readers on this the seventy
ninth anniversary of American independence
of Freedoms birthday. For more than three
quarters of century the glorious stars and
stripes have foated over free, prosperous and
happy people. The future is pregnant with
Frightening prospects-our harvest fields are
yielding abundantly to the plonghman's labor,
and our commerce is spreading and on every
sea. While older nations are racked with war
and turmol-thrones are totterrg and dynas-
ties dissolving, happy America is still prosper
ing. Let US be thankful for all tie good that
is past, and for the hopes in the future; and
on this our country's natal day, renew our
vows upon the altar of patriotism, "sink or
swim, survive or perish" To stand by the
Union and the Constitution, independent Of
partizan prejudice or influence. Who will not
do this on such day9
Ia accordance with time-honored custom
a most excellent one, too, by the way-there
will be no work done in this Office to-day, and
consequently no paper issued Tomorrow
Printers are proverbially patriotic, and mas
much as they seldom have an opportunity to
escape from the daily treadmill TO which their
profession ties them, no one will lament the
loss of their daily tomorrow morning, if it
affords them an opportunity to expand and
cultivate their Americanism- to forget for the
nonce the monotOnous music Of the
"CIek, click, click.
OF the types in the stick"
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Another Steamboat Disaster

Colbert B,srnt-4S0 Bales Cotton DeStroyed-One
Life Lost
We learn that the Tennessee river packet Col
bert was burnt to the waters edge, together with
43O bales Of cotton last Monday night Go miles up
the Tennessee river. One of the crew was drowned.
The d A. Given came up soon after, took on board
the crew and saved few bales Of cotton that were
in .he river. The Colbert was a small boat, and
had been plying in the river ms lighter. She was
formerly owned in this place.-Lou Cour.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW York. july 2-noon.

Flour-prices triAe higher, the advance being
shilling, with sales Of 5000 bbs at S.25aS.75, for
| Ohio. Southern firm, with sales Of 700 bbls at
l0.50allOO. Wheat, prices lower-sales at 2 is.
Corn, prices higher, S9a92. Pork, prices easier.
Beef unchanged, Lard firm. Whisky firm, 225
bbls sold at Ale. Stocks steady.
The last steamer from Europe brought letter
from Robert Schuyler to the New York Tribune,
defending himself from the charges made at the
annual meeting of the New Haven Rail- Com
pauy in May last that the company had lost by his
dealcaton, cash capital to the amount of Sl37 SCI
He claims that proper credit on the books would
show that so far from the company losing in the
transaction with the firm of r. & G. Schuyler, there
is due that firm a balance of $780, 900 from the
company. The letter contains no intimation as to
the whereabouts of the abscouded President.
Boston, July2
The brig purpose" recently seized suspcioned
of being engaged in the slave trade, was declared
forfeited to-day by the Circuit Court-the charge
being sustained the point that though not actu-
ally engaged 10 carrying slaves che quietly aid
ing within the meaning Of the statute.
PHILADELPHIA, July g.
The first nineteen miles of the North Pacific Rail
road from this city opened day.
BALTIMORE July .
New Orleans papers of Tuesday are received.
The "Couuer" claims the recent city elections of
Judges an anti-Know Nothing victory, while
other papers say politics had nothing to do with the
result.
Deaths last week were 19l, of which As were of
cholera
NEW YORK, July 8.
meeting of the opponents of the prohibitory
law was held in the park last evening. 1t was fully
attended ExMayor Mickle presided, assisted BY
large number of Vice Presidents and Secretarys.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring the law uncon.
stitutonal and violation of chartered rights, but
deprecated any attempts to oppose the enforcement
OF the law by a forcable resistance. An appeal to
the ballot box was recommended as the only legal
means of redress. The meeting was addressed by
Theo. ThomHnson, Lorenzo Shepherd, Capt. Ryn-
ders, Judge Martin and others. The meeting was
extremely enthusiastic; so much so that the Com
mon Council was forced to adjourn without doing
any business
Chancellor Terry, of New York University, is
seriously ILL.,
The widow of Dewitt Clinton died at POUCH
keepsie yesterday.
Lyman Cole, the Chemical bank forger has been
admitted to bail.
Mayor Hall, of Brooklyn, has issued instructions
to the Police with view to an active and thorough
enforcement of the liquor law on the 4tb as well as
after that day.
NASHUA, Mass, July 3.
The engine and tender Of the passenger train on
the Worcester and Nashua Railroad, was thrown
off the track. The passenger car was considerably
smashed, but no passengers hurt The engineer
AID fireman were seriously injured.
New ORLEANS July 2.
Cotton declined L. Market duh with deoin-
ing tendency-sales of 800 bales middling at lOa
lOt Flour market dull, with declining tendency,
at 74aS-superfne s25. Pork declined. Lard in
Kegs, III
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BUmDDe AND LOAN AssooIATIoN.--Shsres
of stock TO the amount Of $4,000 were re-
deemed on Monday night, at a premium aver
aging within fraction Of forty per cent
Some shares were sold, after the sale by the
Association, at sls.5c per share.
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rY- II is stated that cargo of liquor has
just been brought to Boston from Rotterdam,
consisiins.in part of 1850 packages of liquor,
500 pint and 800 half-pint bottles.
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CHOLERA AT EDDYvILLE-We learn by the
officers of the Republic that the cholera was
rapidly abatiDg at Eddyville when that boat
passed.
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RATES REDUCEDI
$500 R eward,
FOR ANTHONY AND HERCULES

w no runaway from Chronicle Mobile county on satur-
w day night, June q 1855, n secured in JAIL that
can get them. Anthony is bright muatto man. about rs
or 20 years Old dark straight hair and would
Tor white without close inspection. raised
6aatn and perhaps will stop there for some DAYS and he
has a down cast look when spoken to-
Hercules is very tall spare built man. about the same
OF Anthony, and has very smooth skim
writes WELL nd is without doubt making for one Of the free
States He painter by trade and very intelligent and
white them free passes without doubt
Address, T. S. TRIGG. Mobile, Air.
jels-4w. Care ofB VAUGHN Commission Merchant.
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SALE OF STocKs.-The first lot of Sewanee
Mining Company stock put up at the Mer-
chants Exchange on Monday night, was bid
off at $3.50 per share, and the sale was stop
ped. A single lot Of the Current River Cop
per Mining Company sold at $1.lo, and the
sale was stopped.
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NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
We are indebted to the Publishers Nessrs, Fall
| & Cameron for the July number of this excellent
monthly. As usual, it is replete with valuable and
interesting medical reading to the laity as well as
physicians. We suhjoin the table of contents:
ORerAL-A Case of Shoulder Presentation by John NJ.
Watson, NJ d. &C. of Nashville, Ten Remarks and Obser-
vatons Gossypium Herbaceum "Cotton Root by I.
j. Shaw, D. Of Robertson Co. Tenn The Young Physci
an j. T. Durgin, NJ. D. OF Portland Me- The Liver, by
W. Polk Moore NJ D.; Observations Gossypium Herba-
Co Tenn Cheroorm in Spasms OF the Stomach, by T.
G. Underwood Of Freemansve Geo. Letter from Dr. John
Travis of Marlborough, Tenn.
sELKcuoNs-Report Goitre,; Case of Onanism in Boy
years DID,; Uterine Tumor removed by lgature.
REVIEWS NorIcEs-A paper Protrscted yalTular
Disease Of the Heart O.
&oRetrospect and Anticipation University Of
Nashville Pennsylvania Medical College, American Medical
Association The Profession in Texas; Cincinnati Retreat for
the Insane; Prof Mo Cstchngs Formula for Internal Ad
mnistraton of CorofOm; New method Of Extracting For
egn bodies from the Not proud 30 Tncure of
Iodine with ChlOroform in InhalaOn Deaths the
British Army Surgeons the Of War; Compliment of
amputaon Of the Thigh Formula for Apperent Solutions
Seamen honorng their Surgeons; hillary Calcu and Lemon
Juice merry heart doth good like medicine; Bad water
and Cholera plan for the Radical Cure of OF
Butter Cup Treatment OF GonorThea The Ether at Lynn
Poisoning with Red Precptae Peculiar effects of ChorO
form how they check Quackery in France; Live Birth at
-Four months; In ustria Pathology New Remedies; Treat
Acute Rheumatism by the Bicarbonate OF Potash
Doctors Charity IpecacuanHa remedy for Drunkenness
Who introduced Cod Liver OIL Changes of Editors o. Med
cal Periodicals in Great Britain Prof Sheets, the Amsr
can Medical Association; Lgature in Varscocele
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The EXPLOSION OF rHE LExNGrox.-We
give in another place all the additional particu-
lars obtained Of this terrible accident. II is
estimated that more than t'seRty Jico lives were
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PurSAM-We are indebted 10 W. T. Berry
& Co. for copy Of Putnam for July. 1t is an
excellent number. a