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ECONOMY AND COuFORT.
DR. c. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also

the least injurious to Clothes also
Great Pain killer.
fINHE under gned, having repeatedly been solicited 20
make consignments of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded to sell county rights in this
State but will future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put up aud distributed throughout this state lex
cep in The counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the state % Alabama And that he may he Abe
eectuay to make this arrangement, he poses TO
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares fourth 10 be retained and the renal dsrT50
shares-wl be offered for pei renting ten
dollars will have one share in the Patent fourteen
years from July II, 1854 and viii be at The time in
vestng five dollars be used in the purchase OF the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie TO prepare and distrhue the Mixture for sale
Consignments Will be made shareholders, (WhO may
quest it, and other persons, to the amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission OF SO
per their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits az largr.
Annual yxhbit Of will be made and dividends Of the
profits RENTED each shareholder No debts wall be
tracted will the Company he responsible any the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purch ed patents for counties in
th State have the privilege Of exchanging their RICH
for share at the price they have paid This exchange viii
be made at the Of the Patentee.
II is desirable to have at least active share
holders in each in the Sae named. Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the LIST September next And
Of the Mixture viii he made very there
after. Certificates issued shareholders who will request
the Agency, II they desire IT,
The undersigned will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year, Who Viii lave the
cement until their success shall be elected.
Newspaper, In Mobile, Montgomery Tuscai0u a. Hunts
vile, Taadygs and Tusgumbis that viii pubih this twice
and other advertisements the u dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address,
c ". CROZIkR, Patentee,
Knoxville
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
VILE PACKET

nURING the ensdug season. the cTSn -
IL comWodOus Ign raugh steam ~ yssf.s4a1 !
ter, will regularly above, and all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light on inches fraught) with
super accommodations fnr passengers, and capable Of
making quick trips, soicits public patronage.
sE orders LEFT with either Of the srsigDed for freight
either way will meet prompt atteL ton.
u. II. HAR ISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON Nsen'~
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NOTICE.

YoNs co. respectfully inform Their patrons and the
IL public in general that they have just received
rye and assorted stock Of fine and choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the celebrated
Pocshontss and Cana ter brands We have also iresh
supply Of our well known
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
which, large of other goods always hand
will give our customers better Inducements to make their
purchases of US our motto being sma Profits and QUck
Saiesn LYONS CO.,
ivI2 10 Cedar stree
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DEARBELIZED IRON mANTELs

IIhUIN
THIS magnificent style Mante fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions, both account OF its supe
beauty richness durability and particularly its cheap
While their only about half that OF the real
srbe they indeed exceed the former in beauty have
peror lustre less liable to soil, much easier
ept clean, and far exceed marble durability and are al
he time, less liable 70 break
The undersigned the manufacturer Wal
ace, Lithgow Go Louisville KY and will furnish then
their patrols and the public generally with CRATES
pieces and every thing compete AMI will also srper
ptend their putting up. STEWART 4 OWEN,
Stove Dealers and TinEsre Manufacturer,
rnar2fE dEN No. 50 Market
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDl
Thu ART OF LOVE-M A X NG.
The most extraordinary book of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss of Marriage.
THE WAY TOTHE alta r.
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY; or, HOW t. WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages, S2mo. Price One Dollar
100000 SPE 4, 1sf Pyd. on the
.er and ilus d in the first style Of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
Flr Love is Heaven, and heaven is Love"
So sang the Barf yet thousands inc
For love-of lie the light divine
Who, did they know gentle charm,
The hearts of those they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road to Wedlock would you know
Delay not, but TO RoNDoUT 90.
Tine feJ, and from his gloomy wings
shadow falls living things;
Then seize the moments AS they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through The lass;
A. least the present is ur own,
While all the future is known.
happy marriage, man or maid
Can secure by ROEDOUTs aid
CONTENTS:
Iteache make ladies gentlemen win the deVo-
affections If the opposite as their hearts
that all NAV be married irrespective Of age appearance
POSITION and be arranged with such and deicscy
that detection is impossible
II teaches hoT to make love-
It teaches every eye to form a beauty Of its own.
II teach, how act wh n fascinated by lady.
1t teaches no to make the wrinkled face smooth.
teaches the kind Of wife 70 select to render home
happy.
il gives advice TO the who has been truly
cped and rejected aerward through the interference
friends
l gives a remedy for unTequited love.
Ii gives distractions for beautying the person.
How TO have handsome face and hands.
How TO remove tan and freckes.
Lecture on Love- Private Advice to Married Ladies
and Gentlemen
This decidedly the most fascinating, interesting and re
aiy useful and practical work COuTshp Matmony and
The duties aud delights Married Life, that has been
issued Om the American press The artificial social sys'
tem which in instances prevents union OF hearts,
and ces conventonam the happiness and even the
lives of the young and hopeful Of both
thoroughly and exposed Every Who contem-
plates marriage Id wishes for nfalbe guide in the
lection Of partner life should purchase this great text
OK OF connubia feli;ity.
No regret the price paid for such an nVau
sble secret 49,.
Bill any Of the specepay ng banks in the United States
Canadas received par Gold dust can be sent from Cal
folnl4
that necessary for you to do is, to write letter In as
possible inclosng ONE DOLLAR, and write the
uame with the Post Office county and State, and drecto
PROFESSOR ROND0UT, Publisher and Author.
No 80 Forty-Sixth ST New York.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, 1872 Nassau ST.. are The wEoe'
sale Agents.
l0OO Agents Wanted! jan1 On
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RAILROADS & SEAGES
N. s C.. II. II.

nm and afer Monday February 1s,h 1885, the Passengs
" train viii leave Nashville at $50 X, arriving At
Chattanooga at 40, PM
Returning-Leaves Chattanooga at A. n, arriving at
Nashville at 40 P NJ feals
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAR


THE Splendid Passenger Steamer d7sn
4 BLANCHE LEWIS, q SHAW, Hg3f-n7s4sta
Master. THIS steamer is being sAeSAlEss~s ssslaA1
finished Louisville and will he here by the LIST Of Noyem-
ber and the above t ade all the Her hne
commodatGns for passengers, combued with her light
draugh make her Of the best adapted beats tor the
Cumberland river trade A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
-
OPEN TO THomPsoNs STATION

OPEN TO TH0MPS0N'S STATION.
ON and sfer Wednesday December ~ trains will be-
~ tween tshvIs aud thomPson's station, folows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. ~, and 2. NJ; arrives ct
rhompsons a. $40 A. N, and IS p. NJ.
RETURNlNG-IeAves Thomps0n's at Is A. NJ, and
P 81, arrives 40 Nashville at 1G.25 and 68U p. NJ
o. sunday she Morning Train only pn be run, leaving
Nashville AZ A. NJ, and Thompson Al A. NJ
30 Al Thompson's the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNESBORO, JACK
SON, TUsCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM.
BA - procured al she General stage Once under the
Yrrandaa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
harl0 IN anlH
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From Nashville, Lsvergne and
smyrna -.
" Mu freesboro', ChriStiana
and EOsferville
Bellbuckle, Wsrtrace, Shell
oyYille and Normandy
" Tullahoma, Bstill's Springs,
Decherd and Cowan
=" Tantalon, Anderson and
stevenson -...........
=" Bridgeport, ShelimOand and
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To Wholesale GrOcers.
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
w, MEREDITH

sep5-tf
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
Pen wELLEs, mas just received e sup ~ Of GARDEN
Also-Expccted daily a lot of "ARNHILLS CORN and
COTTON DRILLS. March 10.
Land for Sale.
I OFFER for sale GO0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES g
OF LAND lying on thu Columbia Central Turnpike e
ROa seven miles from Columbia andtour from Mt Pleas
ant being partof the tract on W ich reside
This Land is equa if superior to any in Maury county
is well watered (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sa) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in body
For further information Apply to me at Ashwood p once
sagii~d LUoIUs POLK
Canary Cages.
I'VE have received from New YORK. the finest collection
w o. Bird Cage ever seen in Nashville Thew Of all
patterns and designs and ore A. moderate pr-
ces MACKENZIE a WILSON.
CHANBER Sits
WE have Just received from New York and Cincinnati
w variety of terms OF he above invaluable articles
mari MACkENZlE& WILSoN
FEATHER BUSTERS Of az sizes, s and at. at 10"
L prices MACKENZIE "ILs''N.
BLOCK TIN, BBITTANIA AND PLANIsHED
WARES
VHTE have hne assortment Of Covered n she's. Soup
w Turrrns, Coffee Crns, TIA and C. Zee Pots Punch
Pitchers Molasses Cups, Greiques Lmns Candlsses 4c
&c MACKENZIE WILSON.
CASTOIkS.
I'VE have handsome assortment Of Casters elegantly
w tllted, aud Brit ania-a variet, Of patterns
march7 MACKENZIE WILSON.
FURNITURE POLISH.
NEyE have on hand supply II Mc'omhie's Furniture
w Polish BY which, with very little trouble old Furni
ture may be made to look : well
mari MAChtNLlE NilSON.
|t0I.U INK.-we have sin Few bottles on hand
VI which we will sell at New York prices.
mai MACKENZIE WILSON
TABLE MATS. Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass, Britain
MIA and Jap-nred Candestcbs and Lamps Iron, Tn
ned Enamel Sauce Pans ove Stretchers Cup, Mops
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins &c 4 RreA' vrrietv OF
Housefurnishiox Goo 4 MACKFNZF WILSON
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statinnatn Nnuhr;lla

Stations 20 NASHVILLE.
From Chattanooga, sheilmOund,
and Whiteside .......lO
Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
derSon and TantalOn .. S
Covan, Decherd, Estin's
Springs and rullahoma...
Normandy, WartTace Shell
byville and Bellbuckle ..
Fosferville, thriStiana and
MuTfreeSboro' ..
Rlore nee, smyrna and La
vergne. .....5" 4"
Flour at the above rates TO be shipped in lot
Ave barrels and upwa. ds, al one time, when il
ties, Eve cents per barrel to be added Flour
be transported on the same terms, 200 lbs 10
charged as one barrel HI. AND
octlS Sup-r
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Louisville,
-TRI- W EEKL Y
THE splendid passeng. r steamers CITY OF HUNTS
L VILE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday At - O'Clock, N.
j. G CLINE. J. HrE, Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 70 O'clock m.
JOHN SIMPSON 7. YEATNAN Master, leaves Nashvilh
every Friday at II o'clock,
Connecting Paducah with the daily Louisville and st
Louis United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with tht
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, Il. L. W. Hill Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers will find it by far the speedest Of raVe
either North South.
Enrf reiph or auDy
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
pAHRET

INHE fine Freigh. and Passenger cI~1 -
j Steamer f. HOWARD, Y. EEsI-HEsSsSSH1
NORTHERN Master has commenced,
ard will continue to make regular trip between this city
and New Orleans the pres Her capacity for
ryng freight equal boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptuess In the delivery Of goods
nov15-6m IA 4, YEATMAN, Agents.
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MARBLE! IARBLE!!

M l. SHELTON, having resumed the MAKBLEOvYt
WI BUSINESS solicits his old friends and they SS(
pubic in T. neral who may desire work IN HIS line W.
70 give him a call his Shop, corner Of Church ~ wv
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. IL will K ep constantly on hand supply ~
Of MONUMENTS, TONES, &C., Of the finest Italian auC
American Marble. All work executed in the best manner
and warranted. sep2S-u
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CLoAKs AND TALMAs-vERY CHEAP.

IHT A a J. G.. McCLELLAND closing out their stoc
w Of COaks and 1anuas, at very reduced prices 10
Cash al the Metropolitan store 81 and 50 College Street
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Canary Cages.

IHTE have received New Work. the finest collection
w o. Bird Cage ever seen in Nashville. Thew OF al
paerns and designs and o-rei very moderate pr
e.s MACKENZIE a WILSON.
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For freight passage apply to
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
nctR Z s Packet Office

s- Capt B. DUFERLD will remain in New Orleans duIing
the SEASON. agent for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Also for the steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business inuusted TO his
FOR the above boats will be promptly attended TO free
charge. decl] A. L. DAVIS
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Land for ale.

DEN S WELLER, just received sup ly Of GARDEN
ID SEEDS At his See Store, No 81 Market street.
Also-Expccted daily a lot Of lARNHILL'S CORN and
COTTON DRILLS March 10.
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Fine No. l Shad.

/ lust RECEIVED, dir Ct from New ; ork per steamer
" Ameria invoice Of Superior chad, put up expressly
FOR family use, with nstruc IONS to close immediate
BENZ. y. SuIELDS,
No Public Square
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EROM the 18th instant TO tn Is. % June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 10 Nashville win
be follows:
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3 i" 4 A" 8 &" 20 "
pped in lots Of seventy.
me, when in less quanti-
ed. Flour in sacks will
200 lbs 10 be rated and
II. I. ANDERSON,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Scarborough.

At a meeting Of the inhabitants Of Scar
borough opposed to the extension Ofslavery
and in favor Of freedom in Kansas, holder
June 9th, Stephen l.. waterhouse wa
chosen Chairman, and Stephen Sewall, Sec
rotary.
Voted to raise committee Of nine, Il
procure subscribers for the Campaign Ad
vertiser.
Voted to raise committee TO draft res
OlutiOns expressing tho feeling of this meet
ing.
Voted that James b. Thornton, John
Libby, Sd, Seward Merrill, and Seth Storer
be that committee.
Voted that the committee in the north
part of the town be instructed to procure
lecturers to lecture once in two weeks dur
ing the campaign.
Voted that the committee at Black Poin-
and Dunstan corner be instructed to pro-
cure lecturers once a month during the cam
paign.
Voted that when this meeting adjourns,
that II adjourn to meet at the Town House,
ON Saturday, July 5th, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ,
to choose delegates to attend the Republican
State Convention to be holden IN Portland,
July sth, 1856.
Voted that the doings o. this meeting be
published in the Portland Advertiser. Ad-
journed.
SrEPHEy l.. wArERmorsE, Chairman.
STEPHEN SEwALL, Secretary.
Scarboro', June 9th, 1856.
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TO the happiness and welfare OF the labor
ing Glasses; and on this subject we have no
neccsity TO 20 into an argument on the
natural operation Of slavery upon the con-
ditlon Of free laborers. IL first effect Is to
render labor, ut least such labor rs is Per-
formed by slaves, degrading. The former
who cultivates with his own hands his lands
may be, in common estimation very little,
If any, above u slave; but wepass that and
enquire what is the actual condition OF the
free laborers in the slave Statesf And We
state without fear Of contradiction, that
they arc universally poor, Ignorant and In
a condition of life very little If any better
than slaves. They are without schools,
and Cor practical purposes, and notwith-
standing the show Of Southern churches,
almost without churches. Compare the
condition Of the poor whites in Virginia
with that Of the laboring population in any
Of the New England States. At the last
census there were in Virginia 80, 900 FREQ
adults who could neither read nor write
their names.
We bad intended to give some further IL
lrs,rations Of the condition Of the poor
whites Of the South, but this article is al
ready too far extended to take up that sub.
icct. We will do il in future paper, and
take our authorities from Southern writers
and slave holders.
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REAsoSs.-Gov. Wise of Virginia, i'd
dressed a meeting held in Richmond, VT, to
ratify the nomination of Buchanan. One
Of the reasons which he gave, why that
Buchanan should be peculiarly acceptable
to the South, was, that he, Buchanan, when
q member Of Congress, voted to violate the
mails, abiding to Buchanan's vote giving
the Postmasters Of the South power to
search the mails for abolition Documents
Another reason was, that he voted to extend
the Compromise Law to the Pacific, when
the question Of the admission of California
was under consideration urging that had
that law been extended, a negro would have
been worth in California for mining pur-
poses, Fire thousand Dollars. The Gov.
thought If Kansas came IN as Slave State,
the value of Slave Property would be ma
terially increased.
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Deatbs.

In this city. July 1s Mrs. Alice Piatt aged % years
Same day. Miss Elizabeth Campbell OF Prince Edwards
Isle, aged II years. July 81, Richard son Of Patrick
Redman, aghd u months.
In Keunebunkpor, II Inst, Mr.. Eben Lttlefeld,
agedt, years.
In sanf'rd, sprngvaie. June 2sth, John Quin, Rev.
stationary soldier, Agei % years.
In Kennebunk, June 2l, Dolly C., wife OF the late
benjamin Smith, agel 90 years.
In Portland, June 2ll, Deacon BENZ. Ilsley OF Linn
erick, aged 80 being visit TO Portland died sud.
denly during service at the reeral st. Baptist Church.
lie had formerly resided In Portland, and attended this
church.
In Alfred, 23i ult., Miss Mary Kmball, formerly OF
Boston, aged IS years AMI months.
in Methuen, June 9Th, after brief illness, Mrs Al.
ma A. Morse, only daughter o. Stephen and Alma Ey.
sre 81 this city, aged - years. In this sudden dis.
pensstion Of Divine Providence, only daughter and
young and ationsie wife has been called from this to
smother and better world. The bereave parents her
only brother and her devoted husband have experienced
. los. she was member Of the Congreg alton
al church In her native city, an for her exemplary
piety, the many Christian graces that adorned her M
she beloved by large circle Of acquaintance who
deeply mourn their loss, but their loss sas her gain
She has passed from this world Of sickness and death
to the bright mansion prepared for her In the Heavens
Con-.
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e GES. COCHRAN Of waldoboro', who
was last year straight whig of the straight
estkind. is out for Fremont and Dayton. The
General told rather . fanciful story about
us in the straight whig Convention last year,
but we set down the little emigration to
the workings Of fine Imagination, and let
the matter pass. We presume the General
has found out by this time the real charac-
ter Of some Of those who have been engin-
eering the straight wings, and the motives
which have prompted them. The Gen. we
were confident could never support pro Sla-
very Democracy. We are glad to welcome
him back to the advocacy OF such doctrines
ON the Slavery question rs he has heretofore
supported, and such as true people Of Maine
Of all parties have approved.
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RALLYING SONG,
TusK-7xs Ai,ssiii., Hymns.

Behold, the furious storm Is rolling,
Which Border F'en'ls, cOniederaies, raise,
The Dogs VI War, let loose, are bowling.
Aud Ia! our infant cities blaze.
And sLsll We calmly view the ruin,
While iawless force with giant stride
Spreads desolaiion far and wide,
In guililess blood his hands imbruing'
Arise, Arse, ye brave!
And let oIt war cry be
Free Speech, Free Press, FRYE Soil, Free
FRE.AoNr and VIcroRY: Men
Oh, Lberiy! can he resign thee
Who once has telt thy generous hsme'
Can threats subdue, or bolts couhne thee
Or whips thy no6ls spirit tame
No, by the hrayrns bright bending DER US.
We've called our Captain To the van
Behold the hour-Behold the man.
Oh, wise aud valiant, so beiOre US.
Then let the shout again
RING out from sea 10 sea,
Free SPEECH, Free Press, Free Sol, Free
FEK,aoSr and yicroRr! Men,
Hurrah, Hurrah from hill and valley,
Hutfsh from prsire wide and free
Around our glorious Chirllsin rally,
For KANSAS, and for LIBERTY!
Let him vino iirsi her Wild exploring,
Her virgin beauty gave to lame,
Now save her FROM the curse aud shame
Which slavery DER her soil Is pouring.
Our STANDARD Bearer then
The brave Path. finder be
Pre- Speerh, Free Press, Free Soil. Free
FIRE. MONT aud VIcroEr! Mes,