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Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
PROHIBITION LAW.

Let them aud eXclaim they will pass il,
And declare 10 drink shah get after,
We give them, by way Of reply,
shout OF derisI0u and laughter;
kor a who taste LyaHS s. tHGDpS,
So delicious and exquisite find IT,,
That could tyranny gain
The right TO restrict not sell u.
fi'HE quality Of these Ar o MATIC SCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS 50 we'll known that they DO not need
the putting that appears others do One trial all that
required c1lvirce person Of their superior quality
Sold wholesale and retail BY the sole proPuetors,
LYONS CO.,
jyls 10 Cedar street
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue deed executed by John ST. John to the
ID Nashville building Association, dated November 1st,
1854 and registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson
county, in Book No 10 pages % and 1874 will sell at The
Court House, in Nashville, Tenn SATURDAY the 25th
day Of August 1853 the highest bidder for CASH Lot
Of ground in Edgeied fronting l25 fee; Sycamore
and running back 30 feet TO Walnut alley, and adjoining
the lands Of L. Baker and Shelton. Sale within the usual
hours.
At the time and place win also sell Five Shares Of
Stock forfeited to the Nashville Building Association.
auglI-td CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRI ST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed executed by David A. Cole 10 the
ID Nashville Building Association, dated October = 1854,
and registered In the Registers Office Of Davidson
In Book No Is page 6l2 will sell the Court House. in
Nashville Tenn SATURDAY the 25th day Ct August,
highest bidder, for CASH, lot Of ground In Edge
field fronting the north sie Of Church street. contain
Ing acre and thirty feet Of ground and adjoining
the lands Of H. J. Davis aud Greenwood vne being the
lot purchased by said Cole Of G. Payne. Sale within the
usual hours.
The time will ell Five Shares OF stock forfeited
10 the Nashville Building Association.
augIi-;d CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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l. nd for Sale.

T OFFER for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES fsA
Il OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa1 seven miles rom Columbia and four nom Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ich reside.
This Land equal IL superior in Maury county
1t is well watered; he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in a body
For furtherinformaon ply to me at Ashwood p Office
Maury county, Tennessee
aug1l-d LUCIUj J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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w H &c h:
THE RIGHT OR THE
re- All About the War!'-G

The Story OF the Campaign.
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent in the Crimea by Maj Z. Bruce Hamley, author
Of "Lsdy Lees wdowhood."
This recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations 81. The author is
comp ished officer Of the British army. 3 He is
gagged in the war; and has from the first 8. He has
already established brilliant reputation author l.
This Narrative Of the War written on the spot s.
contains complete the war from the beginning
g. 1t enghens the reader many points which other &C.
counts have left obscure"
- The above, with many other books, can be had
Of TOoN, NELSON CO.,
lyle a Union street.
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From Europe-Arrival Of the Baltic's Mails.

The mails by the Baltic came through to US yes
terdsy and we are therefore able, this morning. to
furnish full particulars of European news up TO the
90fh lrlt
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pIVInENn NOTICE.

OFsICk N4sHyILLE Jas LIGHr CONPAST
July 9th, 1850. (
A DIVIDEND Of Ave per cent for the last six months
"A this day declared payable the Stockholders Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company, on demand after the
10th inst JAS. H. KENDRICK,
lyll-dlm Secretary.
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For the Nashville True WhIg.

In view Of the elevated and patriotic stand taken
by Maj. Andrew J. Donelson against Hartford
Convention, No. 2" and in favor of American Par
ty, No. /, suggest him as suitable candidate for
Governor in 1857 FARMER.
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From Egbert A. Raworth, ESD, City Recorder

nashville, July %, 1855.
Mr.. J. II. SElNoNs-Sir: After days constant use Of
the Specfacle obtained rom you, feel guaranteed tes
flying their efcency in restoring or relieving Impaired
vision. Previous % Obtaining them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor 20 the eye, aud with
p1n but since have used your brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing ~ the Kind but feel perfectly ruVena
ted Whether relief proceeds from the peculiar q the
glasses the material both combined ca not say
prefer them 20 any glasses have used and take plea
sure IN recommending them % the public.
Respectfully, EGBEKT A. RAWORTH.
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FREE SCHOOLS.

NH0SE who expect to attend the term OF the Free
i Schools, commencing Monday the Sd Of September
next will please attend at the High School, the boys
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, the Goth 2is and 22d
ns from to IL in the f,reDoon, and from to in the
afternoon and the girls Thursday Friday and Saturday
the 23d 2Ith and 25h inst, during the hours
ceive lheir ticket of admission.
This notice applies those who attended the last
well as to those who did not J. r PEARL,
augl5- div Superintendent.
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MARRIED-0n Tuesday morning the 18th inst
by the Rev. c. d. Elliott, Col JAMES T. DUNLAP, o
Paris, Tenn, to Miss JENNIE SPENCE, of this county
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NAsHylIR. July %, ls55.
Mr.. j. II. SERMONS Sir: have been using for week
the pair Of Brsz1n Spectaces that purchased from you,
and do uut he itae that they BY far the best
that have used Enabled read the finest print
at night by dim ght, without straning whereas
the sprctacles that heretofore them
and could read with any satisfaction consider your
spect icles great Improvement upon any that have
Yours respectfully, e. ~ fOGG.
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SOMETHING NEW.

LARGE supply 81 Horse Powers and Threshsrs, Gar
n des EaEnes. screws ~ 70 inches In dAneteE fifs
Bck gtSbursh Coke, Loeonotiye serrgs Bench Scresa
ca.mps Post-ois AursIs &e received aud oF sAls b.
D. D. picKEY,
apr9s Ma. coiiege strets, Nashville.
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CASH FOR WHEAT,

M are prepared to pay the II HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat and Corn, at the Nah
vile City Mills, and desire All the Wheat Growers 70 I'VE s
cali before selling else where. Likewise we shan be- me-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat on such terms a. viz
De satisfactory q. HAMMOND 4 co
gS N. B.-We will pay 10 per cent above the mark,
price for Wheat clean, d through
CHILD's GRAIN SEPARATOR.
JelI-wAtrwu G.. II. 4 co.
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SSEED,S REPORT

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JoaS
L. T. SsEED. Vol, now ready and for sale by
my26 W. BERRY & CO
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
HNHE firm Of HAMILTON FULLER has this day been
i dissolved by mutual Z. Fuller viii continue
lie business az the old stand and sett all hu-ness Of
late erm. JAMES w. HAMILTON,
augS kBEN FULLER
retiring ON the Boo, and shoe Mandatory 10 which
have been engaged Tor several years, rrsarn an
thanks - the public fr their support and recommend
my friends and The public Mr. Eben Fuller every way
qualified 10 give saiaeon and eeseeAh for him ihsT sup
port JAMES W. HAMILTON.
Ii those indebted 10 the lAis arm Of Hamilton Fuller
~ previous Jan ls 1855 earnestly requested 70
lot ward ana settle with Withou, delay.
EBgS TULLER.
~ n. RI have on hand large stock Of Boots shoes
and Organs, that am willing 10 sell cheap - can nos
be bought Ia tOwn All those in want q superior areis
ain ind Il 70 their interest 70 give ne cali ,
aGglO EhEN FULLkh
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MOUNT oLIyEr.

DERsoNs DESTROYS % susscribag foF 10 the M0uu
oivst Ceusctery,' have an eppoFtaay a. do
ing So b. eaiaE upon Las SAT- CscCKKFr, ps. Jas
feCNo, A NEls's. Il CITY Hal Whs 81 Azy aior
Ntioa desired. IL expected hat thsse Who wish tosab
sefies ~a % - iunediaey, cny limited amount o.
siack y b he aisi-ossd o.
-fl-du 60
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TAXESi TAYESII

IL Corporation Taxes must be paid the Collectors
n Office upper end Of the Market House, Getty HAIL. by
the 18th Of this month"; they will be sued Immediately
thereafter Those who yet in will please
notice of this order OF the Board call and
up The necessities Of the Corporation compels rigorous
collections this year. The Collector found at his Oh
flee from A. NJ. to P. NJ, every day.
aug14-iw A. NELSON Collector.
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Wheat !! Wheat |!

WE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Call and before you sell
aug15-u J. 4 K. YEATMAN.
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Furniture Furniture :!

COTTAGE BEDsTEADS-loO Misses Double and sius,.
- Cottage Bedstsais, q ished and Tor sale ~
jy2T J. W. MecoMBs-
I'RENcT.POsr COTTAGE BEDsrEADs.-1 100 Double
French Post Cottage Bedstsad hnhed and for sale By
ggT J. W. MecONBs.
oUSGEsSo0 Cottage Lounges, Of different styles.
IL anlshci and 0r sale - J. W. AeC0MBS.
A IL GOOD WORK, ard cheaper han ever oGsred Ia
n ths market ,. W. McCONBS.
y2T-5w Corner Of Cherry add Church streets.
COLLARS. received per express, . saPPlybi
u Cue collars, every styie AM siEe.
aRgt }. H. MeGiLL-
NECK TAES.-Receiysd this day Rssortrensis
~ SIX Ncck Ties, plain, Black sod Fancy eolors. Also
choke q and Linen, And Cahrc hes, for sale b.
J. a. McGILL
Laiies' and Grntemena furnish ng Store,
Asgt cornsr % SPARE and College 81.
MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
HARPEE's. PUFSAMs, GODEYS, PEfERsoSS and
Fosters Toys CHRIS MaeEnss have been received By
zagi fOON, NELSON GO.
ron LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
r AIDES FISE KID PUAP BOOTS
Ia Euskfus-
Misses Black Azd Brenzed KID sIppers;
cnfds ExuA Fms BToaaed and fancy colored Boots
and Caters. Just recsivsdby RAMAGE 1 CHURCH,
a1gi a. cOlegs street.
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NASHVILLE, July IS, 1855.
Mr. J. II. SEANDNs-DeaT Sir Aner a c rehul eNamna-
ton aui tr II your convex Specaces cheer.
fuiy add testimony q their superiority al oht
They enlarge the sphere 81 focus thereby greatly
eve VISION without producing the unpeasantness created
by the convex brm. Very respectfully yours,
JOHN Wal ERS.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

- q. q {. q 6. . ssssesE
To those who pay taxes to pay interest on the
Bonds Of Davidson and Sumner Counties.
DRINTED receipts win be furnished 10 Collectors show
lag their face that each holder Of receipts 20 the
smount o. t00 will be entitled share Of stock In the
Louis vile and Nashville Railroad Co. No receipt viii be
accepted evidence Of such payment 70 ente the holder
stock except those which the printed form prescrb-
ed by Company and furnished the Collector Those
receipts transferable BY endorsement Of the IN
his signature Of the tax payer.
augiO-im JOHN L. HEL.M, Pres't L. IN. R. r.
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A. D. CREIGHTON
A. ID. CREIGHTON & 90
NOTICE.

NOIACLs
YONs co. respectfully inform ther patrons, and the
IL public in geHer, that they have just received very
large and well assorted stock Of 6ue and choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the celebrated
PochontaS and CANISTER brands. We have also fresh
supply Of our well known
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
which, with the large % other goods always hand
will customers better Inducements make their
purchases Of motto being, "sma Profits and Quick
Sales" LYONS & Co,
iyI8 10 Cedar street
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ARROTP,S NAPOLEON

W. T. BERRY Co have just received
THE HISTORY Of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. C. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
Also:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs In
France, by Eugene de Courclon. je9s
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WHEAT WHEATll
2OO,O25 RT
Wheat! Wheat

w ANfED 100000 bushels Wheat, delivered at N,.b
VILE 10Y which the highest market price viii he al
In cash - Sacks IN any quantity furnished 10 orIer
CHURCH ANDERSON
81 aug4-Lm Nos and Broad St
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FLOUR! FLOURII
FLOUR DEPOT.

ID 4 q Il % ENJOY.
THE subscriber, having the Agency Of tie following Mills:
Mitchelville Mills, Spencers Mills Silver Spring Mills
Logan Mills Nashville city MHs-a Of which are Justly
celebrated for their superior brandsw keep constantly
on hand supply OF Fresh Flour. Al Flour o the
above brands sold by me, viii De warranted. Also agent
for the sale Of GOrn Meal from the above Mills. City
dealers and will dnd their interest 70 call
and examine stock.
Tobacco have now In store a large quantity Of
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which am uIerug to
the trade al unusual low prices.
20 fun assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. @. DANDY,
No. 30 College street,
Iy1i-dlm ne door from Broad
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u'ALLO CANDEES-seo boxe. J. Doyle Cas-
hard pressed summer raew Candies IN stors and ior
sale 81 lis2sl W. u. GORDON 4 CO.
EINR BAG FLOUR-Ss0 bags zine Family Floai
this aay received and r sale 0N Tor cash 10 cisse
siEnnent, ~ 4 LOOMS 4 Co,
sn-la Opposite Ptant.rs' Hank Nash.ili-. Tea
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Wheat 1! Wheat /!

zen THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
Il wanted deliverable at ur Warehouse by the 18th inst
augS w N GOKDOS Il CO
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WOOL! NOOL!! WOOL!!!
NASH and the highest market price paid for good clean
- washed Wool, by
jyI4 D. D. DICKEY
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NAsHNILLs, July II, 1888
Mr.. J. II SElMoNs-Slr have been using for several
on'hs apsr 81 your Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and
believing they ths Only kind have ever capable
Of com etely restoring vision, which has been Impaired
IT, primitive perfection, take pleasure In recommending
them 10 The public. Very respectfully
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Wheat /! Wheat !!
University Grammar School.
TO THOSE INTERESTED.

Two avoid unpleasant iculties will only pay such &C
counts in future as contract myself by my order
augll REFS W. PORTER
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The Baltic.

The Journal de st. Petersburg publishes letter
from Prince Dolgorouski to Admiral Dundas, dated
lth July, informing him that, in addition to Cron-
stadt, Sweaborg. and Revel, flags of truce will be
also received at Libau, Windau, Wasa, and Tornea.
Some fishermen, taken prisoners by the Peter
gunboat, all report extreme wretchedness and dis
tress of the people along the coast. A Russian
officer had stated that of the shots thrown the
other day from the hung gun, penetrated more than
six feet into the earth work OF their battery This
proves that it will be quite possible to shell the city
in that peculiar manner
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Prom DR. A. W. Hunt
VERSON, Tenn. July IS, iS55
The glasses you sent me suit my eyes
well, much better than any ever saw.
NAsEyILLH. July IS. 1875
We, the undersigned, have used or some time Mr. H.
seumons' Brazil Ian Pebble Spe0acles, and have lou
them superior any others have used We cheer.
fully recommend them 70 the public.
A. W. BUTLER,
Tenn Insurance C0mpany.
JOHN d. wINsTON, n. ID.
ROBr GIBSON,
). J. CARTER.
Proprietor q Nashville Inn
Prem "Harrssn the Eye J."
Pcrsons cannot be too cHutass Of whom they purchase
ectaces A. they are be b0ugh Wholesale ~ little
than shilling pr loEen. aud such Inferior aTtces
pos be too much reprubatrd. glasses should
De large enough 90 cover the cattle eye The abuses d
sa faes are Hfe known Persoas using glassss
- Mr. : would iufnrm n- public that he employs no
Agents sell his celebrated spectAcrs and they cAh oaly
be obtained Al HIS OffICk.
OVER RERRY'S BOOKSTORES,
And sl his genuias glasses stamped TIE frame aas
" J. H. scEmons-" iyS0-u
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
What has been Gained?

What have the Democracy Of Ohio gain.
cd By concessions 10 the Abolitionists?-
What was gained by Democratic members
Of Congress voting against the Nebraska
Bill? LINDSEY was beaten nearly as bad as
Green! STUART was cut down as well as
OLDs! JoHSsoN Jared no better than DIS.
NEY! Unless Democrat will leave his par.
" and deny bis principles be has 10 sort Of
chance with AbolIionism! Then why not
at once decide for the right, and let expe.
diency alonel Ifa principle is right it can
not be jndcous to oppose it--or dodge it?
Fhen, why longer dodge the Kansas issue?
Why is there not frmness enough in the
Democratic masses, North and South. to
come to terms at once on this question to
national and universal understanding, that
as the territories are the common property
Of The North and South, so they shall be
occupied in common-.that the property Of
each and the rights of each shall be protec.
ted in these common territories and leave to
the laws of climate, production and the ma i.
tural order Of things to determine the whole
matter?
1t is folly, utter folly. to escape this issue
1t must come, and the sooner the Democ.
racy lake it, and turning about confront tie
vile and treacherous gang that are seeking
to deiude tke people, why the better for its
safety and success. The whole mighty i'm.
posture once taken by the throat, may be
srangled in single canvass, and the vile
and contemplate creatures--the dupes and
tools 70 British ari'tocrats;the entire horde ol
niger loving traitors, may or might be
driven into Canada, in month or compel
ed to repent their vile delusions in tears ant
ashes.--EStaiesman.
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Coming Events.

We observe from several Republican pa.
peTs that VIM Z. Bascom, Of the Ohio
State Journal, is candidate for Clerk Of
the Senate. j. A Harris, of the Cleveland
Herald, as candidate for Clerk of the
House. Both gentlemen are we'll qualified
for these Offices. and far poorer choices
might easily be made; but they belong tc
the Hunkor wing Of The Abolition party -
Will the other side permit them to be elec.
ted? It is well known that it would give
either TT Of black vomit to be officers Of a
body which would elect an AboIitionist OF
the old school to the Senate, and that bo Ii
would do their utmost to prevent such a
consumation. We fear they are doomed
unless the Know Nothings come ferce.y TO
he rcScue.--States.
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I'll the election Of Speaker. would not that
event be accelerated?
a letter TO the Baltimore Clipper has the
following:
"Mr. a. J. Glossbrenner. the Sergeant
at-Arms Of the House of Representatives,
has paid 10 the members from his own re-
sources twenty eight thousand dollars
BuI for tAis the "Ilonorabes" would have
been put 10 much inconvenience, as no mo
ney can be drawn from the United States
Treasury for this purpose except by order
Of The Speaker; and one. it is known ey-
eryrhere. has not yet been elected"
We trust Mr. Glossbcnner's resources are
not ibeXbauslible.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

EgYesterday morning, Nelson Barrere,
Esq, of Hillsborough, o., fell from the
wharf.boat of the Newport ferry, on the
Kentucky side, and broke both bones of his
right leg above the ankle. Mr.. Bauere
stepped from the wharf boat upon plank,
which was covered with frost and ice, and
his foot slipping, he fell into the shallow
water, his head striking round pebble
lie was in company with several friends,
and was crossing the river with the view oil
attending one of the Kentucky courts. Mr.
Banere is a prominent lawyer Of Ohio, and
was the Wing candidate for Governor in
1858. Gin, Enquirer, 18th inst.