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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-17

"stand NH but iransstors are not always
perfectly accurate, and we are inclined TO the
opinion that il might have wi9Rled a very little,
when Joshua Was not looking directly at it,
The statement, however, does not appear so
very incredible, when VIC reflect that seafafing
men are in the habit Of actually bringing the
Sun dOpn to the horizon every day at i9 Mori-
dian. This they affect by means Of tool made
Of brass, glass and silver, called sextant.-
The composition Of the Sun has long been
matter Of dispute.
BY close and accurate observation with an
excellent opera glass, we have arrived at the
conclusion that its entire surface Is covered with
water to very great dcpih--which water be-
ing decomposcd by process known al present
only to the Creator Of the Universe and Mr.
Paine of Worcester, Mass, generates carbur-
cited hydrogen gas which, being inHamcd, sur
rounds the entire body with an ocean Of fire,
from which we, and the other planets, receive
our light and heat. The spots upon the sur
face are glimpscs Of water, obtained through
the iirc-and we call the attention Of our old
friend and former schoolmate. Mr. Agassis, to
this iaci--as by closely observing one Of these
spots with strong relracting telescope, he may
discover new species oil h'h, WIN niue hshes
INSIDE OF mem. IS possible 'ha' INC sun
may ourn our amer wh'le' which wouiu ieaVe
,h's WORM 10 s'a'e o. oafkncss qu"e uncom'
'o''aO'e 10 con'empla'c--ou' e'en unuer 'ne'e
circumstances Is p'easah.,o renec', "a' court
ing ana io'e''haS'hg "ou'u ptoo'o'y increase
70 AZ, 'nuenn',c extent anu 'na' many Pe'sons
wou'a make large fortunes oy 'he Suooen rise
10 'a,"e Oh coal wooo' candies ana gas whicn
"o1'u 60 !" Illustrate 'ne 'u," % 'he o,u pro
'e'o, us III III "'nu 'ha' BLOWS no oouy any
sooo'
'Pon 'he whoic' inc sun Is glorious ciea,
''on-p ieasine 10 gaze upon Vn'oush sthoScu
s'asSJ e'o'aung 70 MINK UPON anu eNcceu'ng
y e0'n'oi'Ao'e 10 every e'eaieo peing on a colu
uay-n Is ue iarges', inc brightest anu may
oe vo"siue'eu oy ',r 'ne most naen'i,een, o1Jcc'
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-17

A LEssos FOR THE GIRLs.--My pretty little
dears;-You are no more ft for matrmony than
a pullet is 10 look after family Of fourteen
chickens. The truth is, my dear girls, you
want, generally speaking, more liberty and less
fashionable restraint, more kitchen, and less par
lor. more leg exercise and less sofa. more maxi
ing puddinRs and less piano, more frankness
and less mock-modesiy, more breakfast and less
hustle. like the buxom, bright-eycd, rosy
checked, full-breasted. bouncing lass, who can
darn stockings, make her own frocks, mend
trowsers, command regiment Of pots and ket-
ties, milk tho cows, feed the pigs, chop the
wood, and shoot wild duck. as well as the
Duchess Of Marlborough or the Queen Of Spain,
and be lady withal in the drawing ROOM
Mrs ELis's Lectsres.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30
Commercial 1se0Setcr.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
TRUE WING OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. 80. 1888.

The weather for the past week has been warm
and exceedingly wet, several heavy showers having
fallen in the time. The effect upon the grow
ing cotton and tobacco crops Of this excessive mos-
ture will undoubtedly prove or less detrimen.
tai, but the extent of the Injury canuot be esti-
mated as yet
The river has receded very little during the
week. There are now about 81 feet on Harpeth
Shoals and falling Only few boats are running
between this port and Paducah, and the business
is extremely small.
Trade continues to maintain unusual activity
Wheat has been coming in freely, especially du-
ring the last three days
In the wholesale Dry Goods department our mer-
chants have received the bulk of their goods and
are entertaining some of the early buyers. Every
thing promises an active business in this branch.
in CorToS and ToBAcco there is nothing doing
Cultivators Of Tobacco will find here during the
approaching season, the best market for their fine
manufacturing Leaf as our manufacturers are deter.
mined to do all in their power to encourage an i'm
provement in the quality of Tobacco brought to this
market, as general thing. To secure all the re-
quises necessary to make the leaf acceptable the
manufacturer, the planter should pay especial atten
ton to the time OF harvesting and avoid cutting il
too green Let it get thoroughly ripe, and deprived
of the excess OF moisture which the heavy rains
have given il
GRoCERlES-We notice no material changes
in the grocery market The trade Is active and
stocks are ample. The only quotation altered in
our Price Current is that Of RIO COFFEE, which we
put at l9laIS
SUGAR is firm at 7ssi for New Orleans in bbls,
and 9al0 for white Havana, and Sa9 for brown.
GRAIN-The trade in Wheat has been heavy
during the week, and sales have been made as high
as 81. Yesterday, however, the highest figure
paid was 9Oc and that only for lots to be delivered
during the current week. We think the prospect
very fine for decline. Many of the heavy orders
on the market, limited as TO time, will expire on
the LIST Of September, and will be Withdrawn. These
orders have been the basis Of the bulk of the trans
a ctions in the market The Northern crop will
soon be, and IN fact already is TO some extent in
market and the demand for Southern Wheat must
consequently fall Of. We quote now s5a9O as the
current quotations. In other grains We notice no
change since our last.
FEATHERS are 10 better demand, and we change
our quotations TO 25a2S.
PROVISl0NS-BAcoS has slightly improved
since our last, and We now quote hams at llal2,
shoulders 9al0 sides a., and hog round lOt-
BUrTER commands l5c on the street IN large guam
titles while foe article viii readily sell In market,
Wholesale price Halls; market price l5a2o for fine
table Lard. hEAL sells in quantities at 65s7o, and
retails at Soc. EGGs are worth &c.
RErAn MARKEr-Chickens l2tal5; Batter goa
2s; Potatoes 6ba75; Apples 40, Peaches 40e to 81.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

GRAssHoPPERs.-The immense number o
these "natives" that are hopping about the
country is really astonishing, and is attracting
considerable attention. They are not satisfied
with taking the country, but have entered the
city in innumerable squads. They hop upon
the jew and the gentle alike, and carry their
inquisitive dispositions to most outrageous ex-
tremes in many instances. The boys are cap
turing them by hundreds, and carrying them
about on strings, to be deyoured ultimately by
somebody's mocking bird. We understand
they are destroying great deal of vegetation
in the country.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 80.

FINE IT-HoRTIcULTURE.- Comparative
~ few of our citizens are aware that within q
a few minutes ride of the Court House there
is an embryo Horticultural Garden, which bids
fair, in few years TO rival its most successful
predecessors in other States. This garden was
commenced about eighteen months since by
our felIow-citizeD, LOUIS G. LIsHY, Esq, a
gentleman eminently well qualified, practically
and theoretically, to carry such an enterprise
forward with success. We found on our table
yesterday some specimens of pears, the largest
and finest we have seen this season, from these
young trees, only two years old, and trans
planted eighteen months since. They were of
the Bartlett" variety, and are decidedly hand
some in appearance and delicious in taste. Mr..
Lishy has hundreds of fruit trees, peaches,
pears, plums, &c, equally precocious in their
bearing qualities. He also cultivates the most
approved varieties of shade trees, and has
among his assortment some rare specimens.
With reference to the cultivation Of fruit,
as indeed, with reference to most of the pro-
ducts of the soil, there is great room for i'm
provoment in Tennessee, and we regard the
establishment of these Horticultural gardens
as one of the most effective agencies in pro-
noting this Improvement. They serve to
show to the farmer what can be done in his
orchard, and bow much more satisfactorily
and proftably it can be managed by little
attention to the science of Horticulture. They
offer to that large number Of persons who are
opening residences in the country, convenient
to business, an opportunity of planting their
orchards and shade trees under more favorable
circumstances than could otherwise occur, and
they operate as a stimulus upon the whole
community to seek to excel in the cultivation
of fruit They have accomplished wonders
in this respect in other States, as can be seen
by a visit TO the Agricultural Fairs Of Ohio,
New York, New Jersey, &c, and they will &C
complish wonders here.
The garden above referred to is in Edgeield,
and the proprietor is always cat home" to
visitors.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

BALL AND SUPPER-Let it be remembered
that the Ball and Supper for the benefit of the
American Guards will come off tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall. The prospects for de-
lightful reunion, we understand, are unusually
hattering The ladies have succeeded (as they
always do) in preparing and procuring the
wherewith to make an abundant and elegant
showing in the dining room, while the gentle
men have made all the necessary arrangements
to make everything pass off in good style in
the Ball Room. You that have dancing to do
prepare to do it now.
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Letter from bon. john Minor Botts, Of virginla.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Botts Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th 1855.
Messrs. VIM 8. BEERS & Co., Observation-Disclosures Of
duty TO the afflicted alone prompt send you this vol
unary testimonial to the great value of Carriers spanish
Mixture, for that almost incurable disease, Scroula.
Without being disposed deeming necessary to 60 in
to the particulars Of the case say that the asonsh
ing results that have been produced by the Of that med
icine on member Of my family, and under my
observation and superintendent the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had failed, fully justify recommending its use
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to that it adapted all constitutions
or that il will afford the relief all cases; for, Of
course, can know nothing about that-but from what
have seen OF the effects would hesitate it, in
any and every case Of Scroula with persons for whom
felt interest, whomI exercise influence
control Respectfully yours
jy21-tsept1 JON, NJ Bolts.
80 See advertisement in another column.
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| The coast survey steamer HartZel, exploded,
killing the third engineer and three fremen. She
is total wreck.
3osroN, Aug. 90.
The steamer Mary Smith, cleared for Monteviedo
under suspicious. While laying in the stream she
was boarded by the Custom House officers, when
the Captain put to sea, taking the officers with him.
She is thought to be SLAYER.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. %.
Flour 625-light sales. Oats 2Oa23. Hay from
levee HOO per ton. Wheat lOO-freely offered.
FLORENCE Ala, Aug 90.
Ex.Gov Collier Of Alabama, died at half past seven
o'clock yesterday evening of cholera morbus at Bal.
leys Springs whittier he had resorted to obtain re-
lief from an attack of jaundice
Later from Europe-Arrival of the Canada
HALIFAX, Aug. %.
The steamer Canada arrived last night bringing
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
| Queen Victoria is absent upon visit to Napo-
| leon.
The war news is important. II is reported that
Sweaborg has been destroyed aud the loss of pro-
perty is immense.
Liprandi attacked the Allies lines on the Tcher-
maya, but was repulsed with great loss. The AL.
lies loss was trihng.
The bombardment of Sebastopal recommended
on the 18th.
Cotton-Market opened early in the week with
an active speculative demand and advanced to
but was followed by dizziness during the last
two days, and the market closed steady. Fair Or
leans II. The sales of the week amounted to So
900 including $4,000 to spectators. Stock on
hand $50, 900 bales.
Breadstufs are dull. Flour has declined pence;
Wheat trife lower; Corn declined shilling and
6 pence.
Provisions steady at previous rates.
Money is stringent, consos 81 to elt. Ameri,
can Railroad securities dull.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. %.
The river is at a stand with six feet of water in
the canal
CINCINNATI, Aug 30.
Flour is in good demand at decline on yester.
days rates-sales at So O5a6.25. Wheat SI2O.-
Sugar is firm at ST. MOlasses 40. Coffee Il4all4.
PITrsBURG, Aug. 30.
The river is stationary with feet inches water
in the channel.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Flour is unchanged. Corn is a trife lower
sales to-day at 49, Pork is trae lower-saes at
$22.37.
Stewart Spriggs, agent of the File Mandatory
Ct Sheffield has been robbed of 81, 500 in bank
bills.
The potatoe rot is reported as doing much damage
in the East end of Long Island. Spectators are
exaggerating the facts in order to raise the price,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 90.
The fever continues undated at Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.
The Virginia State Council of Know NOthings
were in session at Richmond on Monday. An in
formal resolution was offered by John n. Bolts,
embracing the sentiment that both the religious
test Of the party ought to be abolished, and the
laws totally repealed. His object
was merely to ascertain the sense of the council
upon the question, and it was unimously decided in
the affirmative.
NEw York, Aug. 90.
In the battle Of Tchernaya the Russians lOst
8 900 killed and wounded.
IL is rumOred that terrible accident occurred on
the Jersey Railroad Burlington, by which there
were thirty persons killed and wounded.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

Our CRY SCuooLs-The Board Of Educa.
ton had meeting yesterday. The Superin-
tendent reports between 400 and 1900 schol-
Rrs entered for the ensuing term.
The project of purchasing Odd Fellows Hall
has been abandoned. The owners OF that edi-
fee, we understand, after the Board had agreed
to purchase it at their original price, advanced
their terms considerably, and the result was
that the Board refused to take it upon any
terms.
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855.

I'VE desire 90 call the attention Of our friends and the
w buyers Of Dry Goods hrougho the West and south
vest TO attractions Tor the fan sales Of The present
year.
Our business Is well nniEsd and arranged that
We better able than before supply the uaoe
Win a large and attractive stock.
Our own fmpOrtati0ns VII supply oar Fof'
eigh Department with All the and desirable Anies
rom the European mArketsselecied by one Of The house.
resident In Europe-and viii be particularly adapted 70 oar
market.
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments VII be sup
Piled with all the leading styles Of Goods. -,
10 L. believe an acknowledged act thst our STOCK pa
always one Of the largest and most attractive In ts
country and also believe That Ne esss pessts sfs
convinced system Of SHORT PkOfiis AND
PROMPT PAY 10 The most satisfactory.
einVe The attention Of al Gloss buyers % CIR Large
and Attractive stock b1t with the disiinef ua-
derstandng that eel goods only for cash. Or god noies
payable Az AL eases A. Bank
We han nom this date ioFraFd adopt new plan IN con
uec.ion via ear Dou8estic Goods DepAEtmenf. We shall
ke4p an and complete asEoFneut q bic1ched Brown
and Ooored Coftsn Goods which vii be sod Only for ne
cash onr ohee1 IN ths l. 70 supply these Goods as koe
- they sold b. cash houses Ia hs Northern ees. In
order TO teas feature Of hasness, euy Ask
Comparison o. cash prices with tine prces, and thea
win leave The decision 10 the purchaser.
FROM tbs three year, experiences since the estabhmeai
vts Alteration % steel and plans Tor BUSINESS believing
that us CIR ndncements secena = HS ~ tA4s
~ 80 AxB sii KIstBeTREiT,
= JsIa I. 1855. llys-trssml cHakLEsrox. 8 @.
1000 tasAsh wheat wanted. CBss ap
w in su.hsl oEasssrs Bag os sh.se ss ~ pay
cash fjyeil ". H. 6okDoS CO.
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DEATH or MEBEg ELEor.-We learned
at the'Post Office yesterday that the announce
ment of the death of George Kinney, Esq,
joint Representative elect from the counties OF
of Greene, Hawkins, Hancock aud jefferson,
was endorsed on the way-bill from East Ten,
nessee which came TO hand yesterday. The
event was anticipated TO some extent, the de.
ceased having been confined several weeks
with severe attack Of fever.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

.wWe learn from the Memphis Eagle and
Eaquirer that Mr.. ToBRY, Superintendent OF
the Free Schools Of that city, has resigned the
position, and accepted an offer from the Board
of Education of this city. This is the third
Superintendent that has been induced TO throw
mp his situation in the Bluff City for the pur-
pose of removing to Nashville That's an
ominous fact
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New CorToS.-The Memphis WAig Of the
oath says:
A lst Of eight bales of the new crop was re.
ceiyed YESTERDAY, from the plantation Of Col Dock,
cry, in Mississippi, aud Immediately sold At l0se
per pound. Some twenty five bales have already
been received at this point, al Of which met with
ready sales At from ?! TO Lobe"
The steamer Princess, from Vicksburg, took into
New Orleans, on her last trip, 1850 bales Of the
new crop. The total receipts OF new crop up TO
the goth inst were about 900 bales against eS AZ
the same date last year.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

WILLIAMSON County BEAUTY. - We are
credibly informed that twenty-five or thirty of
SANS fairest daughters from old William
son-famous for the beauty and intelligence of
her lades-will be present to night at the Ball
of the American Guards, ooh! would
were boy some more"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER I'm
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Healing Virtues.
CZNOLNNATL, OHIO.

1t is fact authenticated here well all the State,
and indeed the whole Western States, that slOans Med
cnes have obtained wide spread celebrity and reputation
to which they justly entitled for their healng virtues"
and powers We not among those who are prone to
every patent humbug that along and in this instance
have delayed endorsement until have been able to
make assurance douby sure only by testing them
Sonay ourselves but from the testimony Of numerous
portion Of the community living around us.IHOis Globe
Charleston.
See soan's advertisement in another column.
aue30-lW
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

There few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down write notice Of the celebrated Hoofand
German Btters because fully conscious
ferring public benefit, and heart tells US that by
notice many have been induced take these Bers and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &C.,
for the OF which certain 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. O. NJ Jackson the German Medicine Store,
No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia
See advertisement. augl-1m
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

RETURNED the prince of hat
tiers, after an absence of several weeks, 7usli
eating about fifty miles north of -" is
again at his post. During his absence he made
large purchases of the latest styles of goods
in his line which will be "on hand in few
DAYS
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY !
r. C. McEAIRY & co.

&. C. McEAIRY & co.
No. 90 COLLEGE STR EFT,
II AVE Just received per Express and opening
IL their Fan lmportatons Of the most beautiful
men Of Goods brought this market consisting
part Of
Lace Goods and EmbrOideries.
Such Valencienne Lace Cape Coarettes aud Sleeves
Val Lace EdginFs, Collars and Sleeves, separate and In
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes colored and bordered; Embroidered Handkerchief
&C. &C. &C.
SILK GOODSI
Elegant Flouneed Robes Aiore Antique In all colors
GlGce and various styles Of Paids and Stripes.
ShaWIS and Scarfs.
beautiful lot Of Cashmere scarfs and Stella Bordrred
Shavls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest styles being among the eares; purchases in the
Eastern Markets Call early before they all gone
aug20
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTNEENT.

HE Fh Annual Course Of Lectures in this Institution
viii commence on Monday, the 29th OF October next
and continue till the frst OF the ensuing March.
PAUL r. BYE, NJ D. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
OF Women Children.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
c. X WINSTON, NJ D., Materia MedIca and Medical
Jurisprudence.
ROBERT N. PORTER, NJ. D., General and Special Anal.
omy.
j. BERR1EN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
mae.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened Students on the
first Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free TO all Stu
dents will be given BY the Professors commencing
the hrst Monday Of October.
Cnique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured upOn presence %
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University &lO5-
MatriculaOn Fee, (pad once Ony) IS. Practical Anatomy
$40. Graduation Fee S25.
Good Boarding be procured AZ about t8 per week.
Further inform alton be obtained BY addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
tylS-WAtrw2m% Chancellor OF the University.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cee
brated article it will the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases OF the Scalp, the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
1t is put up both with and without sediment See ad-
vertisement aug1
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Ou old friend
and veteran fellow craftsman, VIM. LAWSON
BARRY, Esq, will be candidate before the
House Of Representatives of the next Legisla-
ture for the position Of Door Keeper. We de-
part from our rule in reference to candidates
for offices before the Legislature in abiding to
ESQ. BARRY. But we fell an interest in bis
case He is veteran typo, and dates his ex-
perience back in the newspaper business SO far
almost that the memory of man runneth not
to the contrary. Few men have done more
hard work and done it better than Lawson
Barry. He is now feeble The yellow leaves
of autumn are around him-the silvered head
and diverging lines upon his wrinkled face, be-
token the weight of years. This little office
viii be q God-send to him, and happily he is
quite well qualified in every respect to dis
charge its duties We are certain lie will not
have a competitor who has the advantage Of
him in years. and none more needy or desery-
ing.
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New PosT oFFIoE.--There has been estab-
lished in the Northwestern portion OF Henry
county, new Post Office, called North Fork,
sand W. f. England appointed its Postmaster