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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-11

WE HAvE now in store the following goods, tha. we
time, to-wit:
so hhds N Sugar; $4,000 Percussion caps;
$50 bags coffee; 900 bags assorted Shot
rs bbls crushed sugar $500 lbs Bar Lead;
90 do powdered do IS casks Bng Soda;
40 half bbls Molasses bbls soft sheIled AimOns;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecans and Filberts;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Elackingj
LOUSY loo boxes Imperial and Gun.
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; cases Indigo;
100 U DO and star candles 100 gross Pipes;
IFS do TaiioW candles; Is do MackabOy Snuff;
rs do Snuff; bbs Eperson Salt;
10 bbs Almons; IS bags Ginger;
so boxes TOoacco superhne; 20 do Pepper
10000 cigars, various brands; 30 bbls Copperas;
IRON, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; warOO setts Iron axlss tO3
1000 ssss Nails, assorted to g bore. Axes;
so tons assorted castings 1000 do cast and blister STEEL
.T LIQUORS. -
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio KpPes Cognac Brando;
Whisky; % I casks pure Malaga wine;
rs bbs Amer Brandy: % casks Port do
50 do old Bye whisky; 10 b6ls Cherry Brandy;
IS do Amer Gin; 20 cases Schiedam Schnapps;
50 do native sweet Malaga 100 Sbls Walkers and Ray &
30 doNE Rum, Bros Ale.
Puncheon pure Hol Gin;
re GLASSWARE.
zoo boxes sxO and lOx2 W. 30 gal and gal bots
Glass; 90 do quart bot'ls black;
rs boxes l2x, I4x6, 1918 20 do S, and to the gal
and I6x2O; 100 dc ASST Tumblers;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks 300 do i, and gal dem
Z go do quart do 10 do dtcanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All of the above will sell cash, the Of
Broad and College streets. July McCREA 6 TERRASS,
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DISSOLUTION.

n he partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and AlVah Mitchell in the OF Sloan
MITCHELL is this day dissolved BY mutual James
Sloan assuming all liabilities end responsibilities ale
drm, paying all debts and receiving all dues from and
his date and will continue the Marble Business the old
stand corner Of Summer and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, May Z, 1851. JAMES SLOAN,
mAy8-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL.
Attest, &. W. FARRbR.
AZ undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
~ ae partner 70 the public and hopes he will receive
liberal share OF patronage.
may6-dR A. MITCHELL.
MARBLE WORK.
The subscriber has hand the largest and best assOrmen
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK offered in the city,
10 which he particularly invites the attention Of public
de prepared 70 execute all Jobs line best sys
0 the art. and at short notice. IS SLOAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-11
SAVANNAH RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY THE FASHION LINE.

Drank LRsLIES' GAZETTE OF FASHION FOR JULY,
Il just received by JOHN YORK & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-11

ND the various ahectyns consequent uPOn dsOrdersd
n STOMACH OR LIVE such Indigestion, Aeidity OF
the Stomach Colieky Pans, Heariben, Loss Of Appetite,
Dependency, COstiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous Rheumatic, and SeuEagic AfectiOns
numerous instances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided
ThS purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the inner or the celebrated HOl
land Professor, BOerhaye. Because its great In
Of the European States Introduction into the UBed
States intended especially fOrthOse Of ther
land scattered here and there the face Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among them,
OFFER It TO the American public knowing shat Its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
II IL particularly those persons whose
stutOns may have been impaired BY the continuous Of
Simultaneous In effect hnds way directly the Of
lfe thrilling and quiekeH3lg every nerve raising IN the
dropping spirit and in lass nfusng health and vgorin
she system.
NoTIcEwhoevsr expects and this beverage will be
disappointed but the SICK weak and low spirited, il will
prove grateful aromatic oda possessed Of singular
dial prophecies
rf CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations, which the public should gard against pur
chasing Be persuaded 10 buy anything else until you
given BOerhave's Holland Bttars trial. One bot
tie will convince how nans superior 10 all thess
limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle, six bOales for IS, BY the
sole Propreitors,
-Fts BENZ. PAGE, JR. Il CO.,
Manufacturing PhArmsceuts and Chemists, Ptlsburg Pa
Sold in Nashville by EWIN BROTHERS, Wholesale
Agents. Sold also by Dr. A H. ROSCOE Ohm j. BEECH.
and Druggist generally. fapriS 'S7--dtw6Sw iyis-
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CARD.

HAVING sold our entire Stock TO Messfs. HssBRooK,
Ii McWHRTRR, Co., take pleasure in recommending
themito or customers and the public generally
EVANS, PORTER q CO.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-11

FREIGHT on GooDs FOR THE TNTERIoR.-The Will
mington Herald directs the attention of the authori-
ties of the Wilmington and Weldon and North Caro-
lima Railroads to the subject of high freghs their
respective Roads. 4 Wilmington merchant offered
to sell Cuba Moasscs to Salisbury merchant at 45
cents per gallon, but the Salisbury merchant repli-
ed that the freight on the N. c. Road was so high
that he could not purchase in Wilmington to ad.
vantase-that he received few hh,ls from Char
lesion, which cost AZ cents and the Charges that
(the S. c. Road were 81 per hid less than by the
n. c. Road" which made the moas>cs cost les than
if bought in Wilmington at As cents. The Herald
says
I'VE protest against odious determinations and
excessive rates of freight by our railroads. which
cnure to the detrmcnt of our trade and to the adj
vantage of rival communities. And call upon
the Dire. tors of the North Carolina and Of the Will
mingon and Weldon roads to set this matter right
at once"
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Sampson Co., 1855.

The NoRTnEnN PREss-The attention of our read.
ers is invited to the extracts make from Northern
journals and especially to the article We copy from
The New York Evening Post in relation to the late
important decision of the Supreme Court. known as
the "Dred Scott case" The Evening Post is one of
the leading organs of Northern sentiments edited
by William Cullen Bryant and reflects the opinions
of the better educated class of men at the North
1t will be that this class from whom we had rea
to expect better things, irreconcably hos
tile to the decision of the Supreme Court. as the
more ignorant but not more rabid Abolilionsts and
Free Sellers. The south will be able to Judge, from
these extracts, what influence the late action OF the
Supreme Court will exert towards queting agitation
and thus restoring peace it regards this exciting
question. Columbia, Is c. Times.
Could not The Times find any Northern Journals
from which to make extracts in relation to the bred
Scott except rankest and most foul abolition
ones? 1t shows little of the spirit of generosity to-
ward individuals, the press of the North, who
have stood so manuily forth in defence OF Southern
rights, to refer to the New York Evening Post as
cone of the leading organs Of Northern sentiment"
1t is organ, just the Tribune -Beecher. Cheev-
err, Fred Douglas and others of the abolitonsts
of Black "Repubcanism, of sectionalism, of trea
son-no more, no less. Why had The Times ''rea-
son to expect from this class better things?" An
Aboltionist may be stayed in his hcadlong career,
but he cannot be changed
The entire Democratic press of the North, with
out an exception, approve most positively and dec-
dedy of this decision for it is strictly in accordance
with the Constitution, and the sentiments the De-
mocratc party. The more conservative press of all
other parties yield their ready assent to the decision
of the Supreme Court. because that decision is par
amount to all individual legislative opinions, and
must he obeyed; and for The Carolina Times to cite
the Evening Post, or any other merely abolition
print, true opponents of public opinion at the
North, evinces not only great lack of Judgment, but
is unfair and ungcnerous toward its own political
friends in this section who also advocates of the
well understood and clearly defined rights Of the peo
pie Of the South Depend upon it, public opinion at
the North approves, not condemns the decision in
the bred Scott case. N Y Noes.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-11

The WASHINGTON UNIoS.-By way Of setting
right the absurd stories with reference to the future
of this Journal We have to say that Mr. Appleton
is expected to enter the State Department
Assistant Secretary Of State, for which position no
other gentleman can be better qualified. Mr.. VIM.
A Harris of Missouri, formerly editor Of The Con-
aitut.on," published in this city, will succeed Mr..
a, we presume editor and proprietor of the In
ion. Mr. Harris has been abroad as an L. S. Charge,
has served in the House of Representatives If the
United States, and is writer of force and ability.
As politician. he has always been consistent De-
mocrat, and his pen and experience will doubtless
prove great acquisitions to the columns of that jour-
nal 1t appears be understood that he is to mount
its tripod early the middle of the current month";
Washington Star.
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TROUBLE FEARED.-It was commonly reported at Pa
that it the intention of the natives to cee-
hrate the Anniversary of the Massacre Of the 10Th
of April and fears entertained that in case this
scheme should be carried out. there would be a re-
newa of the bloody scenes of that day The French
Consul has openly critised the conduct of Americans
in connection with that affair, casting the blame upon
the California passengers. and exculpatng the ma.
tives This would it was thought not assist peace
able termination of the affair."
The sloop-ofwar Decatur and frigate Indepen-
dence, were lying in the Bay of Panama, and an
American man of-war at Aspnwail
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,

7co doo's belo" IiIlIiams' d Haypood's Drug Store
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INVITES HIS
II friends and the public generally to call and examine
his fresh and entirely new Stock of Spring and Summer
Goods consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Clouds, Bouts
ceedngy cheap. lie invites and every cali and
be convinced that the New Store is the place get good
and cheap Goods Many who advertise try who
om the "udest, longest and strongest. This branch If
the business he has abandoned to his negbors far and
His advertisement is humbuc attempt al hum
buggery He has old Stock. he might be enabled
sell bunnets at - cents He has lawns low 10
cents His Stock of Scasnnab'e Goods entirely new
and he would Ike to that man, woman, child who
wuul! prefer old shefubbed Goods TO new and fresh
Goods If desire 10 insure yourself against buyngod
stock call at the New Store where will get value
ceved for your money Goods of the importation
D. C. MURRAY,
Two Doors below Williams Haywoods Drug Store.
Raleigh March %, 1857. 1l7S-lIsw5tw.
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DISCOVERED AT LAST
Greatest Cure in the World for Pain,
Prof. Chas. DeGrath,s
e lie CTRIC OILv
HNHIS OIL Isl THE Only SURE REMEnr ~.

VHNHlS OIL Is THE ONLY SURE REMFDy ~ n
world for the cure of Deafness Rhpuma,;sn'N Tue
Pains in the Back, Breast Side Papi,aon If ,h Hu
Paraytc Stroke, Toothache. Headache Grams in h
ach Scrofua Frosted hands feet Sore Ewes Piles S
or Bruises, Sores Burns, Stiffness in The In, :, an'
or Salt Rheum, Neuralgia, Sore Breasts or .nr Letter
that are sore or painful, is the only artic ever L vases
fore the public that will do its work perfectly in BE-
to twenty minutes, has been used bv thonsan " % ree
nonnced to be the best remedy discovered anu Pro-
This Oil acts on the system with electric;tv isof
vegetable preparation, not the slightest danger If pure
it outwardy or nwardy it at once gives permanent Gym,
In most cases. in from ten TO twenty minutes eufe
The best psychologists of Europe have discovered H.,
Organic Derangement in the Animal System is tho s
obstruction ofthe Physico- Electro Fluid in th ete
diseased application of this Oil puts in imm
motion the nerve fluid and the cure is At once accn'n
ed No bleeding, no vomiting, purging or bIis,erepm
resorted to. s'ehs
None Genuine without the signature of Prof C. Decr.n
-1s Labels Signed in Writing. an
Principal Depot No. 80 South Eighth Street tbrao d
below Chestnut, Philada. Country Dealers and Drn; s
can be supplied, Wholesale and Retail Price u c,
cents, and 81 90 per bottle. ' ="
Try every thing else, then give this one simple trial
No genuine Electric O' sold by pediars in the + y
The Bottles <iil have my own stamp
Entered according to Act of Congess in the year s,5
Professor Charles DeGath. in the Clerks Office of t M
tret Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
FOR sale at PESCUD & GATLINGS
Feb. 10, 1851. -
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DIN HIGH SCHOOL.
OLIN, 1REDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
S. LANDER, Principal

$: LANDER, Principal
" w. H. H. c h'kTE Assistants.
ENHE FALL SESSION BEGINS on TIE FOURTH
"Wednesday of July. and continues twenty one weeks
The spring session. beginning the first "Wednesday Of
January continues twenty weeks Public examination at
the close of the Spring session.
The course of study embraces all the branches generally
taught in Classical Schools Every student is REQUIRED
pursue at least three regular studies BESIDES stated eyer
cises IN reading writing spelling and singing Exercises
In English "mih'Stnn once week, and in defamation
once m two weeks by the Who'll, school.
Unless parents direct otherwise all students are REQUIRED
t" attend Sunday Schno and Church every Sabbath
The two Literary Societies have already respectable
bares, which are annually increasing. School Library
also is organized, to which all the students have free access
In connection with the School there is Reading Room
in which may be found the latest from all sections Of
the country.
The healthfulness of the location. and the high moral
tone OF the community worthy of all praise.
EAPENSES.-Tutnn in the Classical Department per
session. $50 90 In the English Department it varies rm
SSpfo Sl3 Contingent fee, S1,dO. We have no extras
Board is seven dollars MONTH exclusive of lights.
The Tuition and Contingent fees required positively
In a1Cunce
All the necessary textbooks and stationery are kept on
hand by the Principal and sold reasonable terms
for cash. Students do not need much pocket money.
On is 50 miles Northwest of Salisbury, and IA miles
Northeast of Staesvl!e from either Of which places con.
veyances may be hired at any time.
For further information address the principal.
September Is, 1886. l15O-wly
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS

HyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BECOME pn,
tor OF The shove named springs. They ara WIRE
region q country within short d,s, s
d., Rive; the Cascade and The Tnrys' Dem vance,
fine view of the Blue Ridge Pilot Mountain and
Mountains The roads leading to the Srsngs bara
been greatly improved. that they are now % lately
bic to the tyengPnbic and during the sumal y access
stage from Salem will run regularly to the sua
vey passengers. The proprietor has been at Con-
in furnishing and retling the buildings and ea
grounds and he pledges himself spare no naus
der comfortable and pleasant all persons wb PANS to reu
Springs whether for health pleasure The mns s'he
ter of these Springs has been prononunced bv
judges tc be equal to I'm the United States peent
will open the frs, of June next Ane Season
RATES OF FARE.
Single persons per day. o.,
8" week, SiW
month 800
Chi dren and servants half price. Quo
Single horse per day,
%. I" week, so75
e. &C nm,b 800
Piedmont Springs, March, 1857. III ooD
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Sire to meet every teacher in North Carona 1t the
next ann tal Convention Of the teachers. win war
rant thatit will fully repay them. This is glorious
feature the commnglipg and association Of kindred
spirits. What time for schoomasters was the Con-
venton in Salisbury! Alfthanks 10 Mr.. Wiley for
moving in 80 important matter--one that should
receive the undivided attention of every North Car
Gilman. The great interest manifested in that Con-
venton by those who were not engaged in teaching
will have vast influence, and the aid gave US will
not soon be forgotten by the fraternity.
The time was when men fit for nothing else on
earth were employed teachers but that era thank
God, is fast waning.
Qualification is the watch word! We all know
it requires abor-close seuere intense labor but if
sedulously and devoutly followed must confer on
him who honestly engages in it, exceeding great
reward. That reward must come and will surely
come. Bear then in mind brother teacher that IT,
Dor is the price of knoe1edge, and knowledge is the
instrument of our profession. Let onward and up.
ward be our motto.
r. w. WILLARD.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
B. F. THOMPSON. A. b., Principal.

Rev. E. ST0CKBRIDGE, A. NJ. Lee urer.
JOS. THOMPSON and S. F. CALLAWAY, Tutors
FHNHE THIRTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
q TIGN will commence the first Monday in January
in SIX dollars per month in the Country at five
good f,n Hsville is small village near the top of
the Blue Ridge, commanding view Of the most pcu
with wholesome wafer and pure air from the surrounding
mountains 1t srenowned for health 1t affords COED snc
ETY. ou,Sa'er towns generally 1t is situated on the main
thoroughfre from Tennessee North Carolina which
passes daily ine of stages. It is within few hours tray.
ell of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The number
of students varies annually from hundred to hun,
dred and forty An annual catalogue is issue which will
be sent t" at any time desiring further Informs
ton about the school.
December 80 1855. 12-wempd.
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BEAUFORT HARBoR.-We published few weeks
since letter from Gov. Mnrehead, giving graphic
description of the landing of two large vessels at
Beaufort IIarbor, laden with iron for the Atlantic
Road. We learn that those vessels on their return,
made their way out to in the short time Of &c and
80 minutes. One of the Captains remarked that it
the first time he had ever got to sea before he
could get his anchor in. Every investigation that
has been made has given additional proof of the
superiority of this harbor.
Greensboro Patriot and FZaq
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MURDERED BY SLArEs-W. H. Harvey, Esq, re-
siding in the vicinity of Lake Providence, La, was
brutaIly butchered By his own slaves, Saturday,
the 2lst of March, The prime mover in the tragedy,
strange to cay, was old negro woman who had
nursed Mr.. H. in his infancy, and who had ever re-
ceived from her masters hands the kindest treat.
ment., The greatest excitement prevailed in the
neighbortfood, and Wednesday last was appointed
as the day on which to burn the negroes.
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MORE HORRIBLE TRAGED1Es-Mary Trainer, a beau.
tfa young woman, aged only 25 was murdered at
Louisville. KY, by her husband, Friday last
Trainer was found in bed with the body of the VIC
tim when the police entered his residence He i'm
medately sprang out of bed and attempted suicide
by cutting his throat slightly. He had only been
married eight months.
Juus Bukey, near Washington, Ky, shot his
daughter and then himself. The cause of the trag-
edy is attributed to attention given the daughter by
young man n AIMED Ruby.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ALBEMARLE CANAL-This impo--
tant work Of imp ovement is rapidly progressing
Several steam dredging machines of immense power
and of rapid movement, employed and it is
thought that in 10 months another connection will
be made between the waters of harbor and those
of North Carolina NORFOLK Herald
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

1tAAClSI1 MARBLE WONhSs
V1nE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LFAvE TO INFORM
II their friends and the public generally That they are
now prepared to execute all orders, such Monuments
ons and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
can Marble at Northern prices and finished in the latest
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
all other purposes Mason Work. &C.. done to order;
N. u. All orders from distance promptly ATTENDED "
THOMAS GRIER
p MCGOWAN.
October Is, 1885, ll5t-ly.
~ We offer for sale Tract of Land containing Three
Hundred Acres, lying few miles of Greensborns
in Guilford county, on both sides of South Buffalo There
is near two hundred of wood land finely mbered on
the place. and farm in good state Of cultivation nv
tract lying half mile FROM and in sight Of the Nor'n
W. Mcconnell
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL.
A VERY DESIRABLE HOME.-As AGENTS FOR
"A Joseph Shelton, also offer for sale the tract on
which he formerly lived mile South of Greensbo'ougn'
lying ON both sides Of the Fayetteville road.
Either OF the above pieces of land will be DIVIDED 'N
convenient lots to suit purchasers ANY one wishing :"
purchase address &c. p Mcndenhal Greensboough'
March II. 1857. ll76-wem.
WHO WANTS A CHEAP PIANO :-TIE
w subscriber has for years been engaged in the Pi,
chase and sale Of Pianos Harps Meodans Guitars Music
&C. and being practical Musician has given entire sa
tactic He buys directly from the manufacturers ana
the reby relieved from heavy reits and other
Every instrument sold by him receives his personal
tion and is guaranteed not only to quality but as
ing cheaper than can be procured at any wholesale nous
in the United States printed list Of prices acsomp IF
MED by the unquestOnable references sent free VI
charge to all parts of the world on application to
JAMES n EDNEY,
,zs,,., : 59 John street, New YORK
December 81, 1856. 1lsa-wly-
KJEW PLOWS....TEE BLADED PLOW TU ia.s
~ and alverizes the sol-Patented 26th Feb I
The mole subsof plow divides the fnrrow-s ana n
and turnsit in towards the plow Patented s,h jan
WIN. E. WYCHB:
February q, 1857,