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University Crammar School,

THIS School is attached to the University OF Nashvle'
suitable in the College Building having been Mt
ted I'D for its accommodation.
Perhaps no other part education requires such spe
be fruitful OF good or
bad results according is well ill conduct d. as that
usually acquired the Grammar SchOO Il Is the founda-
ton upon which the business men, accom-
pshed scholars and minds reared and failure
here from any inadequacy the instructions generally dis
courages STUDENT destroys his aspirations and osqua
6es him even for the mediocra atianmens for which he
NAV be re than competent Deeply impressed with these
views the Faculty been careful TO place IN the School
gentleman equal qualifications as eachr TO me heed OF
eny department OF the college, competent 10 ach, ana an
exnerenced teacher nearly all OF them The seh0ols
designed 10 be, 10 every respect, First Class Academy
U as will meet wants and expectations the citizens
of Nashville and It's vicinity. The Sndies embrace course
~ Three Years. which students thoroughly prepared
10 enter college They arranged with view to The stu
Of the Free Schools of the that the change may
he convenient students who may come recomme nded
rom those schools is hoped that the Grammar School
may move particularly to those 10 the vicinity OF
the iu who may excluded from the advantages Of the
Free Schools.
The session opens the 7h Of September The charges for
tuition is SOS per term of twenty weeks
The DEPARTMENT ofthe university also opens
on the I'm cav of September Students saoad Ne present on
,bo So, J.v - me Session K JOHNSON,
aug %, '57-2w superintendent Inh"e'1 Coieso'
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TONIC.

The late high Sheriff of Allegheny county has given
the following
"I was am cted with Debility OF Tire Digestive Organs
amounting 10 severe attack Dyspepsia, which had
duced my flesh considerably, My wife also afflicted
crcumszuees. and With same disease. Having
used lour medicine called BBsHATRs HOLLAND BITTKRs
relief and happy anod you This pub
lie eYideEce Of its value. JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. %, 1857. aug. 30
Havana Cigars.-MR. EDTroR PLEASE tell your
esder are opening large and well selected lot OF I'M
ported havana Sesars Just such rarely reach this
ke We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle segaIs, Virginia Chewing end fine Smoking
Tobacco, Turkish do, Pipes, GarreR Snuff and indeed all
articles usually Kept in first class ezNsvs Tobacco esab
lishmen and wish you TO say in big capitals WE SUI
FER NO HOUSE TO UNDERSBLb Us.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
No.A, Union Street, near the State Bank,
Aug. 10 Nashville.
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RIGHTs OF RAILROAD COMPANIES AND PROPERTY
OwNERs.--An important decision has just been
rendered by Judge Wright of the Supreme Court,
New York, in the case of James Brown rs. the Troy
and Boston Railroad Company, which is Of impor-
lance. The action was brought by the plaintiff,
who is a taxpayer and owner of real estate on
Adams street, in the city of Troy, and near its
sOutherly boundary, to restrain the defendants
from constructing railroad in Adams street, or
between it and Federal street, on the ground that
it was nuisance and would injure his property.
The plaintiffs case was dismissed, the court de-
Gliding:
!. That railroads are not per public nuisance.
The municipal corporations have a right 10 use
public streets and allow them to be used in any
manner they see fit, not inconsistent with their
original dedication. That the Troy and Boston
Railroad has the right by municipal well
legislative authority 70 lay down track in Adams
street, Troy.
2. taxpayer and propery-owner cannot
WELD the writ Of Injunction against the municipal
authority las a company seeking TO lay a railway
track in public street Oft city under permission OF
the common council) for prospective injury to the
community Ii must appear that he will suffer some
special injury before he is entitled to this remedy.
1t is the province Of a State thus TO protect its
citizens from invasion TO their corporate rights.
private action cannot be maintained to redress
public wrong. The properly owner must await the
completion Of the work, when, if found to be
public nuisance, il can be abated by civil or Grim
inal proceedings.
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CARLYLE, H., June %. 1852
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative ana have
admired its wonderful effects. My hair becoming
thought, Iremaurely but by the OF his Restorative
resumed lie original color, and have doubt perma
nentyso. ;. BRHEsB, eX-Se natOI Z. s.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Prop.ieors, 3l2 Broadway, y. Y,
lin the great N. Wire Railing E.tsblishment) and ia
Market street, Saint Louis, Mo. And sold by all good
DruggIs 6. aue25d& ~-s5m
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-Mtna coal Company

NV NoAE, Aug 2, 1851.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stocs II the EinG
Mining sud Manufacturing Company will take place ST
the fie Of the couIEHy ST. roG way New YORK city,
On NJ ntgy 4 Isth September next al 10 O'Clock
fr be rurrnse q elecn2 Directors the suing year
By order the President. IH>. SLhlnNER,
a. a
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CIpnClxeyEg kSChOOL 2

uuIrE,s CREEK SPRINGS. The uolt session Will
a conmence the 3Ist August. Phce Of board tuition
rasNng fue and lights $50 co. per session 81 TIVE MY
49, - ~ aug l6-lm-tn-wekW
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RSy- John York Co., have the last number of
Frank Leslie's Illustrated NEWSPAPER.
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC
Beaver Dam Springs.


RE- in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
~ small Of pure and living water, in denselv
shaded grove where The air COOL pure and braeng and
its waters equal if superior 10 in the South west
having four sulphe Springs, all differing msterlay one
Chyoba0 and several Of the purest and cpldes FeeOne IN
the Taking things together il Is considered BY
competent judges Of the very first VsternR places
United States. Beaver Dam is forty miles west Of Co
lua Nearly half of the road urnpke, the balance the
dirt road Tennessee. From WaynesbeTO Is only
thirty miles east and from PERI Vile about the same
distance. Good hunting and fishing by ard the very
best of Brandy, Vine and CgGT kept for table and
pupOses Billiard Tables, Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise, health and pleasure Iavaiids and
pleasueseekers particularly and respectfully invited to
visit this place. We authorised 10 refer 70 Rev A. l.
p. Russel Houston, James Ellis, K w. Brown, and
Washington Meredeh Of Nashviile nearly every man,
and child IN Columbia and Maury county, R Rev Jas
Otey s.. p Walker, Col & q. Looney, and Duncan B. Fri
erson Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BIB
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under 10 years old Half Price.
Servants Of all ages HadPTlce.
ANY amount Of all kinds Of eonveyapees ready all times
st Columbia take Beaver Dam. About three huL
dred persons can be comfortably accommodated, don't be-
Heve when YOU hear that fell.
We would most earnestly and respectfully envite our
friends and the public 10 visit Beaver Dam, as We new
ready 10 receive them. EASILY 81 %.
Under The supervision and Of Mrs Jane Keller
june Aft.
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ANEaT REsNInENCE IN FnCEPIEII,

now offered for bargain The froBss e. feet
on woodland street and l7O Mnick. The House
aiEsfour good rooms, good esfern, The
Oull o. bue and the situation he best kdSeaei
VII Be sold low Apply 10 A.V. 5. LlSDsLEY,
fsoffaa
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Scotch & Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust received shipment ofsevera puneheOns and kegs
q of this article direct from Belfast, Ireland
will be found far superior TO ever offered 70 this market
B. l.. SIMPSON,
marcia ~ Public Square,
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Lindsley's Advertisements.
vALUABLE RUsINEss Lon
nhIin snln

on Thursday the lst Of October next Al n o'slo A. NJ
on the premises Twill ssn hat Valuabis Ls Al The cor
Of Front and Clark Streets ninu the ware huse a.
s. French Son. The Lot feet on FronE strsst
and 90 on CLARK.
IEENs credit Of one, three yesrs for note.
payab in Bank bearing interest sasAc0ry sndored snd
lien Fetsined. a. V. s LINDSLEY
& R. GLAscooK, Auetioneer. =. Q. & :. aurs9
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DRICB Of Vinegar Reduced % % per Dbl until further
notice BY lnsy27l ~ VhANS'
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COMMERCIAL.
Ur1oN AM A,IrR1oAr OFFICE

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, p
Nashville, Sept /, 1857
WHEAT-Therea are no transactions of Importance
It may be quoted at 5000.
CORN-is worth so cents per hnshal In sacks
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7
7 AN now ahsriRg EOr Vaiuhbie Building Tot on
Spruce street, the Of Broad The frons
sixty sx feet Spruce Is hundred and ay feet Deep
With a convenient alley Ia The rear
This property is exempt FOR 50 years from lt
January This exemption gilmore value than IS usu
ally accorded ~ H. rot only the grounds all mprOse
ments erected thereon, are ires from The
The item OF taxes will than pay r godnd
This lot Is also psr city
ihat being rapidly flsd uD win 6ne dueIags ard
private residences. Terms re- sOnabe.
Apply TO July 20 a. v. s. LfyDSLEY.
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DIR. A. g. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTURER OF
VegeEable PanaCea

GOODLET,S LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVEs
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which alc go many persons, are sooner relieved and
ectusy cured by the proper of the Vegetable
Psnscea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases-lbe Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdlet's Vegetable Eminent, G Odleps
UnriVaIed Ointment, and GOOdletfs Eye
SRIVe, superior remedies. All persons whs have
made ralof them speak Of them in the highest terms.
FAMILIES VINO have adopted the OF The above rene
dies prepared BY Dr. C. GoOdet much pleased with
them generally give them the most enthusiast site praise
may29-tf.
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ERARyKLT IN ROUsE.

COLUaBIA, TENN.
THE undersigned desires inform the public that bis
i house is again open for their accommodation, a e"
doors cid sUd. Ris arrangements give him
increased facilities of making those agreeable who may
stop with HIM. re that his long aeqlan-
with the travelling public as the proprietor of hotel
ample guarantee those VINO MIN with their
that they will receive every attention at his hands
aug4-im p ID FRANKLIN.
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r. d G. A. HREGHT.S ORIGINAL FRAN
GEP&NNI.

.. GEP&NNI.
OR VERLAS TIN q P Ell F . III E
FRANGIPANNI r1RRACTs FaANGIPAENI PoMADR,
HAIR on, SOAP,
&C TOoTH SACHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeIes from
The Iaborcry Of Messrs. K. & G. A. Wright SOLE OIL
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frzngipann oriental production brought in
It's original his country and prepared IN its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles, Is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety OF limitations
sprinzing up; these whether OF HOMEMANUFACTURE
on SOLD As CORPORATIONS" have only an evanoscent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
ERs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
. Canada and South America.
r. &c. A WRIGHT, Sole orginstOrs and manufacturers
In the United States
No. s. late 90 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July tim
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Champagne aud Sweet Cider.
NEW lot OF the above Just received packages of
n New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tOps
so boxes French COnfeeenares assorted candies
order fresh day crackers fresh every days
nuts assorted 100 bbs. ale, best brands. These articles
fresh aud will be sold cheap.
aug2 j G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & co.,
3S Union Street.

Frank Ieslie's Gazette of Fashion for Sep
TENDER, Just received BY Tang. SOl JOHN YORK co.
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hhalebOness
LAEGE and superior lot every length Just oPsnsd
Io1ss-,m ,o,,b., so gSSa AZ Pss
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JUST RECEIVED,
6 Raj ANS MAGAZ INR, for September.
By JOHN YORK & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-01

COOKERY, ANCIENT MonERN.--R efnements of the
Cuisine belong advanced Of human society
Sauces come in with civilization. So long conn
ued an unsocal savage narrowing apart from his kind in
gloomy caves, the hunger which compelled him to wash
down gobbets Of flesh with huge drams of Metheg-
ln or Mares Milk itself Sufficient coudiment But
when commerce and the rs gathered men into Cities be-
getting wealth and the apparatus of luxury and social
amenities SFrang up then Gasronomy became science
10 such height Of perfection i'd tbs Ancients carry it.
that the Roman Epcurean, Apcu, in hs De arte Co.
q"tHdra, fnumeaIes above ten thousand made Dishes
and near three hundred stimuatiJnes or in Elements %
the appetite.
The epuay disposition Of the Noderns too; has called
into existence race of genuses who seem gifted with an
INFORM fitness to minister to the caprcous whms of an
petite geniuses who bend the severe studies of life to
the composition of single gravy who serve up their
souls in salad, and flesh their fancy into giguant ap
Petizer, as do their compeer into an Epic or Lyric
Our readers will notice in our advertising columns,
the appearance of of the contributions of modern
gastronomic invention, which, from high
on beth sides of the water, would seem entitled to head
the long list of the relishIng with which the gour
mand gratifes his palate and provokes his appetite
OF course, each will read, make trial and decide for
himself upon the merits of the celebrated Lea Perrns
Worcestershire Sauce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-01
No. iPine Hair Balm.
bOk RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL,

u
COLOR.
warranted to Cure Badness seurf DRndTuT, Itching
ana ali diseases Of the Skin. This Balm gives the sca
new ana healthy action; restores the cooring matter to
the roots Of the Hair which passes through the Hair and
gives It natural ca Tor without the ase OF Hair Dye
Hundreds of pr parations have been introduced pre-
tendng 10 preserve the Hair and Keep from falling on
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and er deleterous N
and an to no use hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natural besides being troue
some TO use This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that a
preparation was needed to 10 what required for the
HAIR the proprietor irduced experiment until he
could obtain an article that would be he remedy
and alter seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t soothing and em9eAt alays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome iIcirg. It
cures DandrDh and SCurf, when TIE Hair stunned
gray viii bring it back to its original coior be Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and ,ssv-
prevents the Hair from falling of. will he seer p9n
using this Balm for only few dayG-fa viii be Civ to
the roots Of the Hair and growth will sooou appe
Growth does not take place the end of the HAIR viii
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed. If yo ex
anime hair that has been coored you willnd
towards the roots that the hair has gray hence
1t is to have the fluid the
healthy that the whole hair may he natural color Bach
hair has root in the skiI and is of itself hollow prav
tube through which there circulation OF the
pigment from the root When this pigment or colorng
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and it becoeS
gray. To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor The discovery of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair IN
ITS natural color by making anew the coorng matter in
the roots Of the hair.
Ii is mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restsre the
hair, as nothing can be injurious. The Anime
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair of
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by G. A. P. MASON, Providence, R. l.
For sale by all Druggists
D. P. IVES co 80 Milk street. Bostan sole Whole
sale Agent FOR the United States and Canadas
agent IN worcester, j O. HILL Mechanics Block
Geo. r. Spur 201 Nam street.
j29 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-01

THR CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMENTs.-We
again remind our readers that the constitutional
amendments are to be voted on to day. The
ballots will not contain the amendments, but
they will be voted on yes or no, in the following
order:
l. Relating to the qualification of voters.
2. Relating to districting the State for the
choice of representatives, and reducing the num-
Der of members of the House of Representatives.
3. Relating to the choice of senators, proyid-
ing that they shall be elected by single districts.
The amendments will be found printed at
length in our advertising columns. We presume
that the vote will be very light one throughout
the State, as it is busy season of the year with
the farmers, and but few will wish to incur the
loss of time necessary to travel any distance to
the polls. We should be glad to see the fist
amendment defeated, and che other two adopted,
for reasons that we have already given.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-01

WINTER BATHING IN LAPLAND-Frons Bay-
ard 1aylor'S Letters IN the Ne,o York Tribune
Mr.. Wooley proposed to us another luxury,
In the shape of vapor bath, as Herr Fors-
from had one of those bathing houses which
are universal in Finland. 1t was a little
wooden building almost without windows.
A Finnish servant girl, who had been for
some time engaged in getting it in readiness,
opened the door for us. The interior was
very hot and moist, like an Oriental bathing
hall. In the centre was pile of hot stones,
covered with birch boughs, the leaves of
which gave out an agreeable smell, and a
large tub of water. The floor was strewn
with straw, land under the roof wBs platform
extending across one end OF the building.
This was covered by soft hay, and reached by
means of ladder, for the purpose of getting
in the fnll effect of the steam. Some stools
and bench for our clothes completed our
arrangements. There was also in one corner
pitcher of water; standing in little heap
OF snow to keep it cool.
The servant girl came In after us, and Mr..
w. quietly proceeded to undress, informing
us that the girl was bathing master, and
would do the usual scrubbing and champoo.
ing. This, it seems, is the general practice
i'll Finland, and is but another example of
the unembarassed habits of the people OF this
part OF the world. The poorer families go
into their bathing rooms together-tather,
mother, and children and take turns in pol
ishIng each others backs. 1t would have
been ridiculous to have shown under the cir
cumstances any hesitation-in indignity to
the honest, supplemented, virtuous girl, and
SO we deliberately undressed also. When at
last we stood, like our first parents in Para
disc, t'naked and not ashamsd," she handed
US punches of birch twgs with the leaves on,
the use of which was suggested by the leaf of
sculpture. We mounted the platform and
lay down upon onr backs, whereupon she in
creased the temperature by throwing water on
the stones, until the heat was rather oppres-
slve and We began to sweat profusely She
then took up bunch of birch twigs which
had been dipped in hot water, and switched
us smartly from head to foot. When we had
become thoroughly parboiled and lax, we de-
scended to the floor, seated ourselves upon
the stools, and were scrubbed as thoroughly
as proprety permitted. The girl was an ad-
mIrable bather, the result of long practice in
the business. She finished by pouring hot
water over us, and then drying US with warm
towels. The Firms frequently go out and
roll IN the snow during the process of the
bath. ventured to go out and stand for
few seconds in the open air. The mercury
was at zero and the effect of the cold on nv
heated skin was delightfully."- refreshing.
l dressed in violent perspiration, and then
ran across to Herr Forstrom's house, where
tea was already waiting for US.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-01

THE DRIED ScoTT DECISION IN THE LEeIsLA-
TuRE.-Y Yesterday, the bill concerning citizenship
and personal freedom, as an antdote to the bred
Scott decision, came up in the House. The third
section of the bill is as follows:
s. Section g. Any person having been held to
service as slave, in any other State or country,
and not having escaped from any other State of
the United States in which he held to SER
vieeor labor,' under the laws thereof, coming
into this Common wealth or now being therein,
snail forthwith be and become free"
In this there seems to be an unnecessary ad.
mission of the right of the slave hunter to cap.
ture his human prey, if it has been SO fortunate
as to escape from the prison house of Southern
bondage To put this third section of the bill in
the right shape, Mr. Morrill, of Fall River moved
to strike out the word not in the third line,
and to insert after the word "shall' in the last
line, the words " be deemed to be citizens Of this
baf Commonwealth, and entitled to receive the pro-
lection as members thereof, until they choose to
withdraw from the protection thereof
Mr.. Hudson of Lexington (says the Traeeller)
opposed this amendment, as placing us in direct
opposition to the Constitution of the United
States
Mr.. johnson of Abingdon stated that he was as
earnest as any in behalf of freedom. but he be-
lieved that Mr.. Hudson was right, and the COM
mittee had carefully drafted the last section of
the bin SO as to avoid the charge of unconsttu-
tionality, while at the time they effected
the objects they desired. We could not take the
. step proposed by Mr. Morrill,, unless we were
ready to back it up by force Of arms. Unless
Massachusetts, is prepared to revolutionize, we
should take the bill as we found it. 1t went as
far to neutralize the bred Scott decision as it was
possible to go safely.
Mr.. Morrill, said that was the difficulty; it was
perfectly harmless in every respect He wanted
to 60 to. the verge of constitutionaty to test
e the question whether the United States Consti-
Aae tuition does authorize property in man.
Mr.. vose Springfield hoped the object Of the
last speaker not to place the House in a false
position before the community. The object Of
this bill was only TO neutralze the bred Scott de-
cision, but the gentleman unnecessarily desired
us to go further. and involve ourselves in trouble.
Mr.. Dodge of Cambridge also opposed the
amendment Of Mr.. Morrill,, as an extreme and
unnecessary measure.
We trust that when the bill comes up again fer
further action Mr.. Morrilrs amendment will be
carried. Massachusetts should not be behind any
of her sister States in this matter. She should
lead the vanguard of freedom, onlal points in the
great contest with the slave power.