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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Valuable Theological Works.

W. t. BERRY & co. have recently received
The Life and Epistles Of st. Paul, by the Rev. W. J.
oOnybeare and Rev. J. s. Howson. vols.
Hippoytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
poets Of Christianity BY the Chevalier Bunsen. vols
Davidsons Introduction to the New Testament vols.
Jeremy Taylors Whole Works, with bis Life and Critical
Examination of his Writings, BY Bishop Heber 10 vols
Barretts Synopsis Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament. vols.
Thomas Boston's Complete Works. with his Life &c
edited by Mcmillan. 10 vols (scarce)
Morning Exercises Cripplegate st. Giles ard South
wark forming Complete Body Of Divinity, by all the
distinguished Puritan Dvines edited by Nichols vols.
Richard Baxter's Works, with Life, and Essay his
Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers. vols.
Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Or. Chalmers, By
his son .In-lav, DR.. Hanna vols, half calf
10 Chlngworh's Religion Of PrOestants: SAFE Way
Salvation. vol.
II History Of Latin Chris anity including that Of the
Popes to the POnthcate Of Nicolas V, by Muan.-
8 vols.
1s Lawsous Bible Cycopeda containing the Biography
Geography and Natural History of the Holy Scriptures.
vols
IS Genes Parallel histories Of Judah and Israel vols
IA Bishop Horne's complete Works. vols.
Is Eccesia Greek Historians; embracing Fusebus'
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History Hsto-
ry oz,men's Narrative Theodoret's Ecclesiastical Ills
tory, and EvagIius' History. vols.
16 Haydwick's History Of the Articles Of Religion VOL
II Inhdey; its Aspects, Causes and Agencies by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. 1 vol.
IS Archbishop POtters DiscOurses Church Government
vol.
10 The Venerable Bedes Complete Works in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation Of
the Historical Works II vo's., calf
20 Robert sius Sermons Preached upon several occa-
sions. 5 vols, calf
81 Robert Halls Complete Works. vols.
% Writings Arminius, trans aed from the Latin. vols.
% Works Of Bishop Sage, s vols.
"a Wars History Of Infant Baptism. 4vos.
20 Geslers Compendium of Ecclesiastical History. vols.
&c Stephen History the Church Of coIand. 4vOls.
II Dodlrlge's Family TX positor. 6 VIOLA
20 Ban's Sermons with his Life, &c. vols.
20 Ro6ipson's Scripture CHARGERS. 4vss.
~ Eade's Commentary the Epite to the Ephesiars.
1yoi
81 Neander's Oh .ch History 5 voIs
80 Nason's Spiritual rr ,asury. VOL
80 Mtssillou's sermens with hi Life, &c. vol
81 Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, ny StrouI. / vol.
81 Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold, D. D. 2 vcs half
cali.
SO calmets Dictionary # the Holy Bible. vol
je25
ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON.
W. T. BERRY &C. have just received
THE HISTORY CF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. G. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. 2 vols.
ALSO;
LIE CURE MANQUE or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de CourciiOn. je2S
SNEED'S REPORTS.
REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERSfIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JoHS
L. t sNEEp. Vol. ready and for sale by
my26 W t. BERRY co.
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COPARTNERSHEP.
TNH0MAS 8. WAYNE and r. ALEX. WAYNE, transact
ing business In Savannah, under the style Of
TH0S. \. WAYNE ~ SON,
f. Granville and W. T. Sample, transacting business
Chattanooga, under the style Of
GRENVILLE & SAMPLE,
And in Savannah, under style Of
GRENVILLE a. co.,
Have entered into copsrnehp Ito Cate from the LIST July
1855 for the purpose Of transactng General Commission
and Forwarding business, under the style Of
WAYNE, GRENVELLE & CO.,
At savannah.
GRENyILLE, SAMPLE & CO.,
At Chattanooga.
Iy3-d2tSwlt
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WASHINGTON, June 81.

Lieut.. Maury received intelligence by the last
steamer that Mr. Leveries, the distinguished French
astronomer, had announced the discovery at Paris,
on the 4th inst, OF a new comet. It's place on
June 9th was as follows: hours 10 minutes "a
seconds, right ascension; SO deg. Is minutes Al
seconds north decleI sion
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TIE AMERICAN PARTY IN NEW YoRK.-The
New York Express, paper that speaks with
care. says "The American party of the State
of New York, so far as we can see or hear, is
a unit" This is good news, and it is just wi az
we fully expected. s
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The MASSACHUSETTS Know NoTHINGs.-The
National Know Nothings of Boston and vicin-
ity have adopted and ratified platform which
places them on substantially the same footing
with their brethren of New York and Phila-
delphia. They declare that the Know Moth
ing organization in some parts of the North,
in lending itself to AbOlitionism, has departed
from the pursuit of the objects for which it
was created, and entered upon the support
and propagation of other sentiments and is
sues. Among the timbers of the platform
adopted by the National Natives" are the fol
lowing:
III The maintenance of the Union of these
United States as the paramount political good; or,
to use the language of Washington, "the primary
object of patriotic desire" aud opposition to all
attempts TO weaken subvertit.
IV-0bedience TO the Constitution of these Uni
ted States as the supreme law of the land sacredly
obligatory upon all its parts and members. Avow
ing that in ali doubtful OF disputed points it may
only be legally ascertained and ex2ounded by the
judicial power of the United States
V.-The full recognition OF the rights of the
several States expressed and reserved in the Con
stitution, and careful avoidance by the General
Government of all interference with their right by
legislative action.
XIiI-The American party, having arisen on she
ruins and in spite OF the opposition OF the Wing
and Democratic parties, cannot be held in any
manner responsible for the obnoxious or violated
pledges of ether that the systematic agitation OF
the slavery question by those parties has elevated
sectional hostility into positive element Of poIiti
cal power, ard brought institutions into peril;
that as experience has shown il impossible to recon
Gle opinions extreme those which separate the
dispu GntS each State must pc sess the undisputed
right to pass upon its local institutions so long as
does not encroach upon the constitutional rights of
other States, and systematic Or organized action
in relation to local institutions of other States should
be had except through the voice of our respective
delegations in Congress- or in accordance with the
provisions of the Constitution
The Louisville Journal, in publishing The
above, remarks:
We recently saw a considerable number Of very
highly intelligent gentlemen from Massachusetts,
who united in assuring Us, that although the Free
soil Know Nothings OF that State might make
loud outcry and something Of a show against the
Philadelphia platform, the sound and conserva.
tive portion of the citizens OF Massachusetts, would
ere long adopt the platform and make successful
battle lpon it, We are glad to see that strong
movement in the right direction is already made in
Boston, aud We have a strong hope that 1t cannot
be arrested.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-Hon. A. o. P.
Nicholson, Editor of the Washington Union,
arrived at his home in Columbia last week.
Wonder If be brought his new Democratic
platform with him, to beat "Sam" in Tonnes
see. lie will find it won't GO down here, if he
has. "Sam" has one of his own that suits
much better.
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The epaakiug at cookYilla.
A letter from spsrts dated the sstb, sa

A letter from Sparte dated the zStn, says:
"I was at Cookvile at the discussion. Col
Gentry did better than at Sparta, and so far as
could learn, made decided impression in his fa-
vor. he spoke first and Governor johnson in bis
last reply brought up the Kossuth bill against Col
Gentry, and occupied most Of his half hour in dis
cussing it, when Col G. had no chance to reply I
had always understood that to be ungentlemanly."
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WAYNE, GRENVILLE a. co.,
General Commission md Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

4 Y a " " A II, q A.
(XTE will continue to forward al Goods care under
w the arrsngsm and at the same rates as
during the pa on collecting freight bills With the
goods
TIE reduction Of freight from 15c PEI foot the Phil
adepha and New York steamers this city, will give
vannah still greater facilities than heretofore the shipping
port for Middle and East Tennessee, while there
drayage between Savannah and Nashville, the
Charleston route
Our house At Chattanooga will make purchases OF Grain
for orders from the Eastern ports and will make adj
upon all Produce sent fur sale shipment when
desired
10y Orr house is k pit Fpden,ic Epidemic.
jy3-2m WAYNE, GRENVILi & co.
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hE recent destruction Of the Building Machinerv Fpr
nituTe and Material Of the south NssbviJ. Enr,i,..
company, makes il necessary 70 clsse pm
the business Of said Company. is therefore esrpeY
Desired anu requested that all persons indebted 10 he
company VIII core forward and settle he SANE. and an
per sons having claims against said Compass viii phase mr.
~ en 'or se'uemenL X GROOVES. PreSit,
s1-w,b WM L. NANCE, Ssc'y.
al our usual prices, and wish do so rs socn as
je25-1m
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a CARD

4 CARD
TINHE Subscriber proposes receive lted number Of
Pupils, to instruct ia all the branches Of thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educational Facility will be provided for the study
Of the Natural Sciences. There will be good Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus hre Cabinet Of Minerals,
and well selected braTy to which the students nay Al
ali times, have free ACCESS
No Pupil under ten years 81 age eau be received
The FIRST session VIII commence on shS FIRST hoNDAf
In September.
Terms per session Of Ave months, so -
Reference made the Fsculty Of the University Of
North Carna: 20 Professors gassE. wysn and bSford
&C the Iawreneu Saenth3 school, Cambridge boa mos
Of North Carolina.
attention.
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From the Rio Granas

Nav ORLEANS, June 27.
Brazos dates to the 2I>t are ut hand All the
towns IN Tamaulpas and Nueva Leon, except Mata-
mords, Rsinosa and Cana go. pronounced in favor
Of revolution without bloodshed
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10 ne Citizens of The Southern and
Western States

no he Citizens of The Southern .a
western States.
Learning rom my agents and cirrespondents in ,,-,
parts OF the country, that my Sehiedam Aromatic
s extensively eounerfeed espec liz in the southern and
Western States, and finding that the pirate. d,r;,.,
vertise their Perncious deceptious under the name hA
belongs TO my article, think necessary to caution b
community against these vendors Of poison in sguise
introduced the Schi,dam Aromatic Schpapps s,r ~
purpose OF supplying m-dical facility ~ H. 49,
community with pure medicinal spi il wlirs "a, E
prescribed with confidence in al c-es where stiu,, =
were required without producing fearful con soun..
which INV araby result from adultprated opnr T.
order 10 render Assurance doupy I had
anayZ d by chemists world wide csl.britv :, a -
mitte 1t for exp riment to thousands of
medical practiiOncrs. The Do from ths.s so,c
were OF the most unequvOca and satisfactory charsctar
II 10 now before the puuc surrounded with thesa
tees and bearing these Improbable endorser.8ts AMI
lc upon 'he community TO protect themselves ami me-
their own heah and my reputation fowniDg down ana
rePudatlng the pratcal spectators are tb-
Oui under cover OF my rde marx No article
had ever been imported from Holland into this market IN
der the name Of SchnSpps, Dr. vous 10 the :,
"OIe 5 eehledam Aromatic Schnapps, in this civ
Inc nrst importation helm int this cty !, the v.,r
eighteen hundred AID iorygh which can be seen bS the
~ - ~ IoIse DooAs posted m ae a trade marx
Ia the District Court Il the southern District Of Nv
FORK IN the year eighteen hundr and ffVns and bsv.
the certincate IN Session that date IN. yrs,
delnhni which has thus been for the genuine Art
eei mas SCI he whole hive o. cuunterers motion and
the duy owe TO customers friends a. a The ppE
comPels me from time me them on th,;r gpay5
against imposition have established depot = e5 SC,th
front street, Philadelphia, where Western mrrcbanfs
can orSW their supply at New York prices.
UDOLPHO WOLFE
81, ,,,,,.,... p Beaver street, New York
Nashville Tenn. Iss Etn's'
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THE Copartnership between MYERS MeG'LL IN dis
l solved by limitation this day H. McGILL, having
pu chased the entire interest Of the concern will continue
the business the old stand and will pay all demands nd
receive all debts due the Arm. NJ u. MYERS,
July l, 1855. II. McdIiL.
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NORFt,LK June 26.

Full returns of our municipal election show the
success ri the entire American ticket except the
mayor and gauger Of liquors. They have large
majority of the board of the councilmen
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REDUCED PRICES.
CENT EMF N'S EITRN HING AND FANCY COOD9

GENTLFMFN'S FURNI HING AND FANCY GOODS.
the on is advanced and we wish TO make for
\ our fall purchase, will sell present stock
duced prices It consists SHIRTS Underwear every ySr
ETY. Glov,s hsifhss Uravats, Stock, Umbrella Canes
Hair Oils &c Also few best sole leather Trunks Carpet
Bags together with many other artcles-a q which
Re will sell at low rates. ljy8l J. II. McGILL-
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retiring from tie late hrn Of Myers McCiih, take
this method Of returning my kind acknowledgements to
my macy friends and Tor IN very liberal pat
ronfgr and respectful ash fora continuation the
my former partner and successor
iy9 NJ ID. MYERS.
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

The undersigned have agreed upon the above list Of a
pou mentS, candidates for Governor In making out
the appointments they have been compelled omit
counties, for the Of tme which they would be much
graed to visit, but it is impossible for them do
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH p. GENTRY.
Nashville, April 5, 1855.
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SCHOOL OF LIFE.

Just received by
ToON. NELSON Z CO,
School Of Life,
By Anna Mary Hewitt, author of "Ap Art.s,rd.n,
In MGnich." ...r.
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lust RECEIVED

USr RECIVED-
- ITO hhds N. o. aud Clarified Sugar.
AAo DDS ana az oois Rebohed 50 IBIS Cider Vinegar.
soo t'lolAsses, 10 casks Scotch Ale;
80 k Dahs AsS"rtedi 81 kegs shot and Lead;
900 coils Kentucky Rope; 100 doxen Bro,,ms.
iV0 s anu Nall boxes star 500 reams Wrapping Paper:
~ Nanuiss 10 2 to gallon Demiohns;
80 - "oAes soap . doz PARTED Buckets;
80 dozen Pickles 700 nan UaTsn, $780,. %
70 bags Pepper, Spice and 10 O,y American ssgs,,
Ginger;
For sale BY SEYMOUR FANNINe A 90
Jezo Corner Market end Church streets
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FURXIrCREt FI-RNIrURElr

A No IS Union street, Ira II. Nor
n tons Old stand is large and wei = 49,
selected assortment Of EurHituFr, $50 2tt "a
which will be sold at extr, meiy low prices - -
for each.
Those wishing shy thing IN iIe Furniture Inc, will do
well 20 cad immediately As - directed TO close out the
fOrhWi h, which will do though il be for
LESS THAN COST. 10. W. BELL, Ag Mt
je30-d
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. W. G OFFERS
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted TO contain nothing in
the least injurious 70 Clothes; ESQ
Great Pain Killer
TIVE under gnet having repeat jy been solicited TO
make cOnsignsn q the Pasen Cam h1r ash Mx-
ture has concluded 10 sell county tights in this
stte will In ture have the Improved CaInphor Wa
Mixture Distributed thfuut no this ley
IN the counties where the ghts have been d posed
In the state 20 Ashama. Ard hat he may enable,
q ctuaiy 20 this K-8ent hr pr poses %
divide the patent Tor Tennessee Ala ma into 90
shares, fourth TO be rstsue and the remainder $50
shhTes-wie be offered tSr sale. person RENTING ten
dollars will have Sh1re in the Patent 20 run lurte,
from JEly II, 1854 and IN b the same time in
ves,ng also i've dolrs 10 be the purchase Of tie
Ingredients advertising and the Necessary expenditure
the 20 prep aad distribute the Mixture for
quest IT, and TO other persons. the Of their
remittance And they will De allowed Of %
per cent on their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits at large
Annual xhibit sales viii b made aad dvdends Of the
prOAts RENTED each shareholder No debts will be
traeted will the Company ne responsible tor ay, ths
bisness viii be conducted opCu The cash system.
Of WhO have purchSed patent for counties
thi, State can the prv % exchanging their rghs
for pc, they have paid fhis exchange viii
be made at the cost Of the Patsnteo.
II h desirable have least more active share
holders each c0astJ In the States Subscriptions
for will Be eOee BY the Ist September And
eonsKnDsnss Mixture made very soon there
after. Certificates iasad Shareholders vii request
the Agency, Il they desire e.
The undersigned viii Agent until the sAa.ehOksers
elect thee directors year Who vii lave the
management until their Successors shaItbe elected.
Newspapers In Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunts-
vile. Tiladega and fusuaoia, that vii publ this
and OF her advertisements the Ten dollars md
-. G. W. CROZfER, PAaentes,
1rzo Knoxville, Tenn
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!. I vol. 12mo. 400 narea.

10 Munich"
The Watehmsn,
BY J. A. NJ vol 12mo. 400 pages
hghy moral IN tts tone There passages both
% huuor and psthos while the time the author
% uiiouSy avoided any thing like oYer-drawn sentiment
ro oe Iead with advantage alike by the old the
ton 20 all Pub ~ 'iuS-
Ny Mother"
~ heeohections Of Mater al Influence.
Inc Ausustan Age Of France:
Ss f"'r'eenih, and the Writers Of his Age; being
you're O. Lectures delivered lin Frencf) to a select
audience In New York, by Rev L y Astie-I,trod.o
lion and Translation by Rev. p n Ksrk.
Visits to European Celebrities.
BY William Sprague D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson
The Life Of Sam. Houston. Illustrated
The Rsg-Bag By n. Parker Wills
The Nay Flower ~ Il. Beecher stowe.
~ With mAuy other new and interesting works.
je11
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GUM BATHING MATS.

ME have few Of those superior Chamber Bath
w Matts-for sale bv J. II McGfLL.
Lad and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
Iva Corner Of square and College street
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JULY HARPER.
BIANOLLIION.

ro0N, NELSON co. have received Harpers Magazin
for July, Pack numbers also supplied. jsS
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-oEE
For AZ ena

/ oFgER fer sale Two new BRICK DWELLING HOISFs
on Knowles street, West NHsbvlesx rut s each and
w" story Por n cstsrns attachcd-Eood heaIy ocaon
ana every wHy comirtabe and and convenient
20 nue. Sulphur Well A good Larssn wld be gwen on
liberal terms or viii exchange lands the Nj sis pp
One OF them for until sold ~
tel+-u W F. MANNING
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COTTON YARNS.

COTTON YARNS.
WE this day advaced the price Of Cotton Yarns and
w selling at H. 10, and cents for numbers T. and
IOO-S cent "a quantities above 10 bags
regulated By quantity, as heretofore.
jy3 W. II GORDON co.
EBEaAL ADVANCES made In CASH Ship
. uents to
NEW YORK,
BALTIMORE
CHARLESTON,
SAYANNAH
AUGUSTA,
MACON,
COLUMBUS,
ATLANTA, and
MoNTGOMERY, Ala
iy2 SEYMOUR, PANNING a 90.
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LMeNDs-25 ssl. 5 Alnsads. received BY
n tmsF3fl WE-sKIL 4 THOMPSON.
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NTAR CANnLI.S-4oO whole boxes Proctor A Gam
- ble's Star Candies IN store and for sale by
JeES W. u. GORDON CO.
i AELo - CANDI ES-3' c boxes J. DOYLE 4 Co..
I'd pressed summer rifow Candrs in 81 r. and Tor
SAFE ey llezal w. n. GORDON co
COTTON 1AHN>-5jo bags 5o. 60. 100 and 4oo
- Cotton Yarns from the .eut FACTORIES in stor IRA
Tor sale BY Lje25l W. II. GORDON A CO.
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SNEED'S REPORTS.
REPORTS OF TIE CASES ARGUED AND DETERSIIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, BY JoHS
L. T. sNEED. Vol. now ready and for sale by
my26 w T. BERRY co.
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NEGROES Eo,r S,Ir-

hANN few OF the best Negroes for sale that 7 have
seen IN two years Any gentleman wanting good srr.
wants ought to call Immediately Also woman TO hire un
III CHRISTMAS lie2zl REEs W. PORTER
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ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON.
W. T. BERRY &C. have just received
THE HISTORY CF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. c. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations vols.
o:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de CourciilOn. je2S
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The Foreign Influence q Rapidly Growi ng Adolf
tion ElemeDt-Proofs drawn from the census-the
North as Section, and Illinois a. a State.