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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08

lHE W EATHER-nEALTH OF THE OITG.-lue
weather is still quite warm, although much
more pleasant than during the greater portion
of last week The foe showers which have
of ate fallen, have produced very desirable
change, and relieved the minds Of many OF our
citizens of the fears entertained by them in
regard 10 the probable result Of so much op-
pressive weather. In this connection, the
following, from a contemporary should be read
by every body, and remembered during
the hot weather that is upon US, our citizens
should carefully guard their premises against
everything calculated to produce disease. All
foul ard offensive matter should be removed,
and free application of disnfectants resorted
to. The Scientific american informs us that
the best and most simple disinfecting agent
known is the chloride of zinc. Il is made by
dissolving zinc in muriatic acid, and is applied
IN diluted state to foul and offensive drains,
cesspools, &c. The sulphate of zinc, however,
is nearly as good, is cheaper, and is more easily
managed. 1t can be purchaseg at any drug
gist's in the form of a salt. A pound of it
dissolved in two pals of warm water and
thrown into an offensive cesspool will soon de-
Odorize it. Copperas (sulphate Of from may
be applied in the same manner and for the
same purpose. 1t is not so good disinfec-
tant, however, as the chloride Of zinc, but it
is much cheaper, aid answers a very good
purpose.
The health of our city is very good and
every precaution should be observed to pres
serve it. During the hot weather the disiu-
fectanls we have mentined should be freely
applied 10 thousands of places in the city,
which, with proper attention to diet, will pre-
serve the good health with which We are at
present blessed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are You Getting Bald

Iyour hair turning greyi Do wish to cultivate good
wh'kers and moustachesf Your hair to be soft silky and
gossy Your head be cool comfortable and free ofdand
ruff? Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
Of hair? Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID which Recer
fails its unerrng effects Prices 25 cts so cts IS cts and
81 SO per bottle. Boges Balm Of cythelia stands unri
vailed for graduating I'D pimpes, and Identifying the
complexion Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
1v
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Tuesday Morning, July 8, 1856.
River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland at this point is again slow
ly receding. There are but 10 inches of water
on Harpeth Shoals.
The recent arrivals at the wharf are the
TorktOSon from Cincinnati, and the Princes
and Umpire from Paducah.
The departures yesterday were the Umpire
and Princess for Paducah.
The Nettie Miller has been raised about two
feet, and il is thought that in few days she
will be adoat
Capt. Callers new boat is fast approaching
completion. Her machinery is being put in,
and those engaged upon her are busily prose
cutting their work 1t is confidently predicted
that she will draw less water than any boat
on this river
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English nndAm.rican Railroads.

A citizen of Franklin, Tenn, travelling in
Europe, thus writes to the Weekly ReCie1c,
from London:
After visiting the principal objects of in
terest at Liverpool, | came here by railway
and speaking of this mode Of travelling, re-
minds me of the difference between English
and American railways. Every ching about
the for uer seems to be done with the view to
permanence aud stability, and without regard
To cost. All the roads have double tracks
enclosed, either by hedges or fences, and all
crossings either above or below the railway
so that there is no danger from collision or
from stock getting on the track. The sides OF
tina fields and the banks of the cuts are all
nicely sodded with grass The internal ar-
rangement of the cars differs from the Amer
can, in that the passengers 60 in at the sides
and each car is divided into three or four diff
ferent compartments. Before starting these
are locked, and as the passengers cannot get
off the train until it is stopped, accidents from
that cause are rendered impossible A man
feels about AS safe IN the cars here, as he would
in his own house. A person can obtain at
any of the stations. an insurance upon his life
to the amount of fl0OO against accidents &C
curing within Two hundred miles, for three
pence"
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Pisniss are Pignis. .sII, though psrsAsd on

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SIN, H0LLINGSWOR1H,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Iron. Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street, corner Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Agent for the Southern Iron and Nail
Factory, Paducah, KY.
TIVE Southern Iron Works the Tennessee
Furnaces exclusively, and enabled to make
perior article Of Nails Charcoal and PUdied ron which
keep large stock of all times, and will furnish 10
the trade at Pittsburgh prices, with freight added
g. N. H0LLINGSW0RTH,
js12-dGn Corner Church an College streets.
Nails! Nails!
OOO KEGS assorted Sizes just received and for sale
l. UUU the trade at Pittsburgh prices With freight
adIed. S. N. HOLLlNGSWOR II,
lslz-d6m n z. corner Church and College sis.
Iron! Iron!
40 TONS Puddled Iron, from Tennessee metal of all
w sizes and shapes for sale Ia lots and at prices TO
suit purchasers s N. H0LLINGSWORTH,
jel2-d6m N. corner Church and College SITS.
To Mechanics.
AM just receiving large Of superior Boiler and Sheet
Iron Of the various numbers which will be furnished in
lots at greatly reduced prices.
S. N. HOLLIVGswORTH,
je12-d6m N. E. corner Church and College SITS.
II. 7. FLEMING,
II Gu . @, = i gn,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
30 Union St, NASHVILLE.
~ Orders from the Country promptly attended to. "a
may27-u
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The Memphis Eagle & Enquirer INDUCES in
the following sensible remaks about our Rail
roads:
The arrangements on the English roads for
preventing accidents, keeping down the dust
by turing the tracks, keeping stock off the
track, &c, ought TO be, and must be. more liz
beray copied in this country. Costumes. in
this matter, is undoubtedly economy in the
long run.
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Z. sMEDLEY RoBr. n'CoSEEL. oHAs. O sMrDLEi
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS

NHIs avori,e Watering Pipee situated 70 Hickman
~, tennessee Is miles West Of Columbia, viii be open
for visitors the First Day QfJaHs.
The Proprietor hatters himself that be viii be able 10 az
rd every comfort and convenience necessary 70 the enjoy
satisfaction bis guests BIS spacious Ban Room
will be furnished vi b the very best Muic lie has also
good Billiard Table and Teo-Pin Alley The country around
aG0ris excellent sport in Hunting and fishing. The Bar
will be supplied with the best Of Wines and Cigars
eomfortabl- conveyance viii every other day rom
Columbia leaving in the morning. 70 reach The Springs
in the evening. Stage Fare, s..
chsrSe vii be Per noaih, ss1 %
Children under ten years age and Servants hall these
prices.
~ liberal deduciion made for Families where the
number exceeds i've. DOCTOR A. d. KELLER,
m29adsw. Proprietor
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TYREE SPRINGs.-We are pleased TO learn
that this very inviting aud beautiful resort is
rapidly filing up with guests from various
sections of the country Their advantages
have been spoken of before, and il seems from
the su9oined letter that our auticipations
have already been realized. We hope to have
the satisfaction which our correspondent hints
at, in short time
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FNEeg @5 Ee Lots,


Lots street opposite the Kutedge property.
Lot fronting ~ feet College street, and extending
through Hume street. Immediately adjoining tie Vaughn
prop rty.
Lot fronting IS feet on College in the Campbell
properly, which there l. daube frame tenement
Lot fronting 3 feet oege street. and adjoining the
Baptist church.
Several Lots College street, part of the Mallory
property.
7 Lots Maple street. University Place. at the
Maple and the Murfreeb Turnpike.
Lots every and anywhere in Maury's and Claborne's
plan Of lots.
Lots in q. Eving's Addition.
Lots in the Wemore Ewing Addition.
Lots in the Barrow Grove property, near the Episcopal
huTch
Lets on College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place,
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate every body with Lot that wants
We have them Of all sorts, sizes aud shapes.
All good, bad Indifferent OF fine soil, others
Aboundng in elegant rock OF free SOL others pos
ssed Of the valuable privilege Of contributing to the sup
port Of City Government to the diffusion Of knowledge
and to the extension Of Railroads.
In short pledge ourselves to suit all persons. II
should anything extra uncommon, will man.
ufacure lot 20 suit him, being amply supplied with the
material, Call soon, they going.
LINDSLEY CROCKETT
may36-1m 80 Col ege ST.
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TYRE srHrSes JrLY 7rH 1856

iAAkE cfNiNGS July tTh 1890
Ny DEAR SlR IL have nov heen eioying The
pleasure Of this most delightful watering place for
just week and really, cannot conceive why Il il
that the good citizens of YOUR "city rf Rocks" Will
remain under ali the torture Of heat aud dust OF the
city when relief Is 20 near at hand. ] have been
old vi-iter TO Tyree for many years and have
never seen it so nice aud beautiful as IL nov is
DR. Scott has given it an entire new dress. The
chambers are pleasantly and tastelulv fitted out
The Parior and Bah Room are also fae,y fited up.
The Dining Room il clean snd neat With genteet
attentive and polite set Of waters the whole esiab-
lshment 10 fact is thoroughly systemaiised and con-
Quoted in the Doctors well known style Of mod.
ern Hotel bis table can scarcely be e1eeled BY
the acknowledged excellence OF the ST. Cloud " Ia
be Dfh0ts" Now sir as 10 the walks and drives the
mineral aud free stone waters-the pure. cold de-
lghiul air the exercise and amusemens 10 all their
varieties they are rarely TO be met at any other
watering place 10 the South West Why, reals, hays
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

A = ACRES of Valuable Land on both sides of tn
II 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, IS miles from
Nashville, which depot has been recently located well
improved good Wster, coed soil, with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side of the road the whole
will be sold to suit purcha. ers.
56% tCRES, mile from the town o. Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road, and X mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and productive scilsutabe for four
handsome settlements will sell A. Il, q, or all to suit
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly timbered part ofthe Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
1OH ACRES the Gastin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville between Stull and Sedge; would make
business in convenient and comfortable country
resid nee
800 ACRES both sides of the Nashville and North
Western Rair adj II miles of Nashville, Big Harpeth
River and mile, Kingston Springs; $50 Acres
ed-bsance well timberedgood soil and water, and COM
ortabp improvements
SEX ACRES, well improved, miles from Nashville on
the Mill Greek Valley Pike, and near the n. R. H. Soil
of good quality good Dwelling tine young Orchard and in
a very good neghborhood.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nash
vile the Whites Greek Turnpike road most beau
tifu building lot
LOTS of any SIZE from so IS Acres the Buena
Vista Turnpike road from to miles Of Nashville, with
without Timber, convenient to Buena Vista Sprinss.
10 L. in the corporation OF Nashville, near Wilson
Springs The FRANKLIN Turnpike road several
the Depot Ala. R. r. several on and near the
Murfree Turnpike road It'll Ward and several
west 81 Capitol Hin near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW-T RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish to
purchase would 10 well to make early application to
aplO--tf C W NANCE.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

/ HE Academic year will commence September LIST.
This Institution has noyed forty years uuinterrupt
ed PROF rrity.
Ia regard heaht is believed to have equal in the
United States Cholera, Chs and Fever, Typhoid and
Scarlet Fever, and similar fatal Diseases have
ed here But three de tbs Of Boa ders in forty
In regard maternal n flu nce-clams equality with the
best regulated private fames in all that personal
habits, moral aud mental culture.
Employ, almost exclusively, Southern Teachers. No
south Parent Who gives this Institution personal
animation will think find for going further
North.
Jdy, S156-tw4w @. D ELLIOTT
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

the Piano Forte and Music saloon Of J. A MCCLURE,
be found the largest and best of Pianos
ever offered in this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
is Semi grand which for brancy and purity Of tone IL
unsurpassed by any Square Piano. before the pubic.
The makers a. Gale Co.) have surpassed them
selves and win add laure to their already high
reputation. Those wanting No Instrument can be
commDdaed upon Is reasonable terms they to
purchase directly OF the Manufacturers. Ihaye also large
socS Of Small strumens NeodeOns aud Sheet Music
bracing all the New Pieces, WaEes Polkas, Song, &C &C.
Schools &c, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House In the United States.
~ Remember the Number, SO UNION STREET.
June 9 1856.
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The Art of nreing Human Hair.

The Art of DYeing Human Hair.
1t is but mperecty understood even by those who make
the gIeatest preten,ons The most ef the popular Hair
Dyes Of day may for the time color the har but
succeeded by furnished green other unsghty sp
pearance Bogle's Electric Dye is void of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither water sunshine tar
nsh in the least and to make douby sure
his agents arc authorized refund the money If the most
perfec satisfaction is not given Prices so cts 81 90 and
SO per case inventor W. BOYLE Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my silly
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfuIa.
SPARTA, Caroline co., Va,
March, 1854
Kessrs Bennett DC Beers, Richmond:
Gentlemen-Yours CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed a remarkable in the of servant man,
afflicted with scroula in the very worst FORM So bad had
become his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than year As last resort everything
had faled resolved to try the Mixture. We adj
mnistetd it according to directions and wonderful to say,
perfect cure mas BEEN effected 1 satisfied that
medicine equals "Carter Spanish Mixture" purifier Of
blood creating quite excitement here, and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly R. g. BROADDUs. a..
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SI0O Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the residence Of Maj A. b. MoNTGoNERT,
IL miles from Nashville, the morning Of MOnoay the
"a day Of June ns Negro Woman, named Mary, Of dark
copper color and between twenty six and thirty Of
-aher the medium sire and Of me appearance rather
pleasant contenance; front teeth very beu.
She raised in near Bowling Green, Ky, and was
brought TO this city and sold about tvs months since By Jas
r. Jackson Of the neghborhood OF Bowling Green she has
free husband In Bowling Green, and also several children
belonging a gentleman IN that place, and will
doubtless attempt set bsok here and from there TO free
State.
will give the above reward for apprehension and de-
livery me, Rt my ofhce in Nashville Tenn.
junel1 WILL. L. BOYD Jr.
UNDERWEAR.
HAVE q good assortment Of Underwear Of silk, Lsle
Thread Linen, Gsuze Cashmere, Gauze Merino, Cotton
Nett and plain Cotton. For sale BY J. II. MoGILL.
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SOmE PumPKINS.
Corn Meal.
Hurra Con Ruckmore 8 FiIlinghan

Corn Meal.
A good as anybotys, al D. @. RUMsEYS.
Hurra for BuckmOre 4 FiIlingham
~PEAKlNG efH4ms, have lot Of choice ones, for
sale oW ~ D. G. RUMSEY5
"o'sr the Lake where drooped the WILLOW"
A LARGE lot q Market Baskets Of al Sizes made from
n this sane Willow. so said for sale by
ID. a. RUMsEY.
Frssh Spring Honey Strained or IN the Comb.
FINAkEN this sprng rom the spisry Of DR.. T. B. HAmln.
also fpecimen OF the Hives used vii be exhibited
ee" an Teasonebir hours which price VII be aided
shouii be The "ruanimouH Wsh o. porEon Of the an
dirnse. for particulars call and see tat
D. O. RUMsEYS
have something sweet 70 sell you,
The Bottle you may keep.
A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY.r beng direct descendant Of
II the Nectar N heathen gods ued when they got on
spree and kicked the ou o. he skies IN IS or near
that time For sails ~os down., considering The qiay
d q. RltfSEY
Nora BEE.-scorn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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South sESgSRC5Ese.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The citizens in Arms!

w ATER OR No WATER, Gas Gas, Light or Dark
w ess, Maca,iamiEed Streets or Mn, Bridge
Bridge, the auctions engrossng the attention Of
the 7th and 9Th Wards
Wishing to have hand in every thing that is going
have cOncuded to pitch into tbs free fight, and by
Of adding fuel to the ines have concluded to sell the
following
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
No. III South Front Street,
NASHVILIE.
NASHVILLE.

A B. COOK, practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDE
n to Weller Cook, is prepared TO manufa
ture to order, Bells FIR Churches Steamboats, and PiantR
tons. Also Steam Whistles OIL Globes, Cylinder, Qua So
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and salt-wen Joints
Mounting, Anti Friction Metal.
All work made By With neatness and despatch OF tht
best material az low prices and warranted. lanl6-ly
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WHITE GOODS. UAWASK LINENS, & c
w Just received elegant assortment Of str ped and
checked NansOrk and Aui Musn Olive and dotted Swiss
Damask Table Linens; Breakfast aad Dinner Napkins;
Linen Sheetings Lace Curtains ard DsmaSks with trim
mngs, which selling at very low prices for cash at
Jel- McCLELLANDS.
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D. W RUSSELL. T. J. SCOTT. G N. CARGO.
Russell. Scott & Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. so BR ADWAY, NASHVILLE.

RUSSELL SCOTT co have just received and for saIe:-
400 bgs Prir e Bait Coffee; cases Matches;
500 kg Nails, various brands; 50 dcZ Painted Buckets
100 pEgs Star Candles; lGntsts Z" Tubs;
50 OPAL do 300 reams Wrapping Paper;
Is boxes Summer Mould do; $50 boxes Glassware;
% Bar Soap: 25 bis Smiths Summer Ale;
100 zoo Regalis Cigars vari. 100 " Rectfed Whisky;
brands; 80 " Bourbon and Rye do;
50 bx5 ], eco all grades; 80 q" Reserve do,
- pkgs iaas, very fine; rs I" Brandy Gin Rum;
b. casks Soda; 20 A." Port and Nal. Wine,
all other articles usually kept line business.
APPS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08

GRAND SPECULATION.
For a Small investment!
Daily American organ., 1856-05-09
Daniel webster ON Americanism.


In November, 1914, aner the defeat OF Mr. Clay
for the Presidency, Daniel Webster made speech
in Faneuil Hall, Boston, in which the necessity for
the American organization of the present day was
distinctly asserted Said Mr.. Webster
"The results Of the recent election defeat Of
Mr.. Clay) in several of the States have impressed
my mind with one deep conviction--that Is, that
there is an imperative necessity for reforming the
naturalization laws of the United States. The
preservation of the government, and consequently
the interests OF all parties in my opinion, clearly
and strongly demand this. AL willing and
desirous, Of course, that America should continue
to be the safe asylum for the oppressed OF all rA
tons. All are willing and desirous that the bles-
sings Of free government should be open to the
endowment of the worthy and industrious from al
countries. who may come hither for the purpose
Of bettc,inp their circumstances, by the successful
cmpIoyment of their own capital, enterprise, Or
labor. But it Is not reasonable that tho elective
franchise should be exercised by person of for
eian birth, uutil after such residence among ~
as that he may be supposed TO have become, IN
some measure, acquainted with our constitution
and laws, our social and our general interests OF
the country, and 10 have become an American In
feeling, principle character, and sympathy, as oil
as by having established his domicil among m.
Those already naturalzed have, OF course, their
rights secured, but can conceive no reasonable
objection to different provision in regard to tn
ture cases,"
Daily American organ., 1856-05-09
NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
MENTS.
TyHE Undersigned, L. POTENTINI and

Vie Undersigned, Il. POTENTENf and
~ >. ZlTELL, having formed coparinership
for the purpose Of carrying the Confectionery and
Restaurant business, at S79, Pennsylvania avenue,
under the style Of sMsY BtteE
P0TENTINI & ZITELL,
Beg leave TO call the attention of the patrons Of the
old firm, and the public generally to the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice. with ali the delcac es
both in and out of season. as
Rooms furnished for Breakfast Dinner and Sup
per, for private parties, ut all times
We have also connected with our establishment n
fne Saloon fitted up expressly for the ladies' where
they Can be furnished with
GAME AND OYSTERS
OF all kinds, served up in every sty at the shores.
notice Ladies favoring us with call can always be
furnished with every delicacy that the appetite de.
sres.
Ladies aud gentlemen can have their Meals sent to
them at III IT private rooms by leaving orders
We will also pay particular attention 10 the manu-
featuring OF plain and ornamental Confectionery p
all their branches, and win always keep on hand
select assortment Of French Confections, Bon Bo,s,
Preserves, dc.
st P0TENTINI & ZITELL,
2l9, south side Pa. av,, bet. loth and llth sts
nv "A Ora