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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-17
+ HO NOG H AP "
AND
PENMANSHTP.
MIR. OLE EAR

MAS accomplished his object in showing the citizens
Of Nashville that Photography easily learned, by
small chiden. His pupils able TO follow moderate
speaker and rapidly increasing the speed Of their writing
The difficulty Of phng this has been douby increased BY
the dscoursgng influence brought to bear pupils in the
shape Of misrepresentation dcule &C. &c, In qsrtecs from
which better things to be expected TAX and cti
who have children EDUCATE would do we'll to look into the
and the Of this ctaper Never have community
been grossly deceived regard the nature and adyanta
gs PhonoyPy and Photography Citizens who have not the
investigate the not that they greatly
lessen the labor several time in the education
every child and that they awaken the intellectual faculties
attained by other and with delight 10 the
pupl-tst heAGye bee1 examined, tested practically by hnn
dSds able schsO committees teachers supernten
dents sducaonss this country and in England, and
ported upon the highest terms Of approval, while it has
be them eAoct Of mode which ruins the
minds Of many children, and dgus them with learning
Such the OF this mode Of teaching In developing the
children, that they often regarded prodig in
teIIect wheras the result Of teaching simple truth, instead
of absurd error.
Mr. D. has heretofore charged merely for the regular OF
lessons in Photography, making charge for attending to the
pupils practice reading and writing after the principles OF The
learned He will continue to receive pupils the
I'll the 9h instant, after which the terms for s regular
oT lessons will be the heretofore monthly
cAage will be made for attending practice Of the pupil after
the cOurSeis completed.
" Ian pupils toAs haze not completed their Of
lessons, TelHsstedtod DO % gcik50af DELAY.
II 59Room over the store Of J. II. McG!n
June l4-d
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Not many months since, distinguished Demo.
cratic Senator said in our hearing that he honestly
believed there had been more corruption and plum
dering, under this Government, during the last
tWeniy-four months, thsn in ell the previous years
Of its existence; and almost every day is bringing
opiniOn.-Ksmphis Enquirer.
"Pluudering the Treasury" looks worse some
IRss to t5Vse sEt Vt Ocs than it Locks to these a.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

V Z. Nayaugh, vs. Patrick and ThOs. J. NaFaugh
10Y decree OF the County Court Of Davidson render
ed tue above at the June term, 1859, will
the Court house in Nashville Saturday. the 10th day
Ju lot Of ground fronting about Is feet the
side Of North Market street. in said city and running back
College alley, upon which frame house
TERMSOne third will be required In cash and he balance
months credit. Notes with security required
lien retained.
Said property belongs to the estate Of Smas Navauzh decd,
and is sid for distribution =. Z CHEATHAM,
juueI5-Itd Fee SaU0 Clerk & Master.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

VETE are the sole agents for the sale CT SAMUEL
superior Richmond, Virginia. OreROko brand Of SIN Ok-
ing Tobacco, the trade will be supplied on literal terms
hardy BROTHERS,
iuneIi AZ PUBLIC Square.
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SALE OLE NEGROES,

Thomas Harris and others Celia Felts and others.
RTa decree of the County Court Of Davidson county, render
ed at May term 1859, in the above cause, will
HOUSE in Nashville Saturday, the 10th day Of July
following negroes oE Jim, about &c years Of
Della Is OF George years Of age LISA years of
age
TRRMSOne third will be required ncasA and the balance
credit. Notes with good secuy payable in Bank.
z. K CIIEATUAM,
iunel5-Gd Fee $500. Clerk L Master.
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trunks and Travelling Bags,

~ BNT'S Sole Leather Trunks, best qualify,
Z 4 Ladies' large Dress Trunks,
Bonnet Boxes, double and single Ter,
Taliies, Carpet Bags and Satchels,
good assortment the very best manufacture For sale
at rerv loio prices, TorcaS, at 4s COLLEGE STREET..
juneI3 JOHN RAMAGR.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS Il co.
MONDAY, JUNE Goth, 1859.

NETE we will sell for Cash in front Of Warehouse,
NJ complete assortment OF Grocere eOnssngn part
follows. viz:
50 hhds crop Sugar; 100 u and do
800 bags Codee; 60 barrels White WHISKY;
Is bbis Moiasses; Is do n. Y. Brandy;
100 bbIs crusd & pow and COT 10 do Holland Gin;
fee sugar: 800 kegs Nails;
Sacks Almonds IS dszen Painted Bucketsj
90 boxes Cove Oysters; 30 nests Tubs;
10 bagsPepper; $50 boxes Soap:
o chests Tes: - do Doyie's Candles;
90 hales Cotton Tvina; 100 dozen Mas1n's Backing;
as coils Rops 100 boxes Flasks;
Is Uses Matches: l5O pkgs n. R Raisins;
l " boxes Star candles; 10 bbls Texas Peesns;
80 pkgs MAckeCel, kits,
bbs and bbls;
Together with numerous other articles male up completes
sals- LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
TRRs JG-A ~ q, ASyEs.ssswk
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F the Smith County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
for 1852 will 10 held their Fair Grounds and qua-
ter miles Of Rome, commencing Wednesday, the 2h Of
September, ard continue four days.
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BOOKS FOR SUMMER HEADING.

The BaTp Of thousand Strings, Warwick Woodlands,
Ms Partngton's Carpet Bag Of Aunt Pays scrap Bag
Fun, Yankee Notions
Sam Sticks Sayings and Doings Comic Monthly
Simon suggs' Adventures and Mai. Jones' Courtshfr
Travels, Drama In Pokervills
Swamp Doctors Adventures In Charcoal Sketches
the Southwest simon Suggs.
Flush Times Alabama and Charms d Paris,
Mississippi, Msortunes Of Peter Faber,
Adventures OF sam Slick in MAJ jones' Travels,
Texas. The Yankee and the MsruAlds,
Major ThoTpSs Scenes II Ar Stresks Of Squatter Life.
kansas, Quarter Race "a KENTUCKY,
Big Bears Adventures and frav The Rival Relies,
els, Yankee Yarns.
Judge Haliburtons Yankee sto Times Of Col Vandsrb0s,
ries. Yankee Letters,
The Diary Of IN Old Doctor. Big Bear Of Arkansls,
Dow 5 Short Patent Sermons, My Shooting Box,
Mrs Jerichns Comic Lectures, The Quadr00n Hounds.
Pictorial Lie and Adventures Of Adventures Of Capt Farag,
DaEy Crockett stray subjects Arrested,
Pictorial Lie and Adventures Pckings from the pcsy una
Of Jack sheppard, Peter Ploldy.
Adventures Of PerCYal Nay Sol Smiths Theatrical ppren
berry, ticeshfD,
Adventures Of Col Yanderbs Sol smiths Thsstrca JouraeT
Chronicles Of Pineyile, work,
Deer Stalkers, Louisiana Swamp Doctor.
Maj ORGANS Adventures, New Orleans sketch Book,
Widow Kugby's Husband. nnd.et Of Fun,
Pelly PeablossOUs Wedding, Comic Boqustts, &C. SC, sc
For sale By HAGAN & JOHNSON,
June s. 8 MarEzr street..
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wheat! Wheat!
WANTED TmmEDI

W An TIE ID VI M r. ID A T. l. "
1An RAO BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT for which
HUI. UUU the highest market will be paid. We hope
those thatCan Will bring their Wheat in early possible
While the up pay from IS u 20 buhel
than ship by Railroad and the ORDERS doubt will he
Withdrawn shipments he made by river Those
ing hold their Whsa,We will store 1t two months, free Of
charge, receipt for farmers Sacks hand
tain same. II S. FRENCH & son.
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Died,

On the 18th inst at Monroe, NO., Mr.. HORACE D. THoMP
SON, of this city, aged about q years.
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OST-.On pike from Gainesville to shelbyvlle, in
the town Shelbyvlle the cars, between Shelby
vile and Nashville roll OF bank consisting chiefly
Of one hundred dollar Union and Planters Banks
and amounting etEeen $500 and 9OOG The finder will be
literally rewarded BY returning the same to
dtSSw-9w VII. NANCE, Cornersyille, Tenn.
shelbyYilie True Union copy.
OST. Wednesday Ast Wills driving in the streets OF
Nashville an book, which valuable to the
but the finder The finder by leaving the
book asthis once will be literally rewarded.
DANIEL MILLER.
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brakes Creek Will
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
NEW supply OF this celebrated of Flour, just reeiy
N ed and for sale by
iunel2 BURGE & ALLEN
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Piacing she ilespOn-ib,IiIy where IL be
longs.

longs.
The opspsititn pspers slais that the adminietra-
tiouO of Mr. Buchanan, after spending all the money
appropriated by the Bath Congress for The year
1858, asked for more to meet the expenses Of
government.
The s4th Congress, the Opposition having ma
jcrity in the House, made nasy wsstsful and ex-
trasagant appropriations, which run.up the expen-
ses Of government to seventy two millions. But
they also passed laws requiring an expenditure Of
the public money without making any provision for
its payment. They ordered work to be done which
they did not pay for They created debts for which
they made no appropriation. The consequence was
that tie next Democratic Congress had 10 pass de-
fcieney bill 10 Pay up the sFresrages Of ne pre-
ceding Congress. They we're compelled to appro-
pirate $S4l, ls9 SO, for printing ordered but net
paid for by the former Congress, $4,000 90 for ex-
penses Of Investigating Committees to look into the
eorruptiOns of Opposition members of Congress ane
officials SS60000 90 for the manufacture Of ARM
ordered the year BEFORE and 81, 925 900 90 to pay
the expenses Of the army in Utah, in q war mad
necessary by Mr.. FILLMoREs appointment of BRIG
Ham YoUS0 as Governor of that Territory, and tn
timid policy he pursued towards him,
Mr. SHERMAN, Black Republican from Ohio
made tie same charge against the administrator
which the opposition papers in this State are no,
retailing st second hand The emptiness and il
justice Of the charge was Immediately exposed b
MIR. LETcHER Of Virginia. on the floor Of the Heus
| by an array of facts which never have been an
never can be controvertGd. He said:
The gentleman Mr.. Sherman then proceeds
give us the items that are embraced il the defcsl
cy bills passed at the present session l857-81 al
charges that the extravaganza of the adminisratiC
has rendered the passage of those deficiency bill
necessary He presents the following table of ito
to which invite the attention of the Committee
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NEW BOOKS.
The Lady o. the Isle, life ny South
worth, author Of q" Retrihutiou." o Intil," etc.
Pictures OF Country life ~ Alice Cary
LAZY Manual Of Fancy Needle Wolk.
Erie Lille sy Little, a ta.aor Kasiyn School
The Losing and Taxing q Nanfuu'.
Empire OF Austria. BY John s. e. Abbott
Diaryof Lady Mcrgan.
occurring o. he White u0fse--iilUB.-4.cl.
The Methodist Preacher. volume
BgcslaEds Cnrinsites Of Natural History.
Et7ei's Lou Life, a novel - 3sr-.r-t Sweat
Father and Daus hter. By Miss Drericr.
Sybil Grey-TriuEne rs o Virtue.
Lady Of Alharuas IS LinYsri.
hob Roy, for . cents
Guy MsHueging, = cents.
For sale hy JOUN YORK A.
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AFURTHER SUPPLY OF

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= CASES Cliquot Champagne Also Ike quantity Of
SsD Cabinet esieck and Fersesay. All Of which var
genuine. and will sell prices We have va
other brands at from no 20 Slj per haskell.
may3l VESSEL & THONPsOg
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TUX JULY
AGAIN JOHNSON have Just received Petersons Ladies'
National Magazine for July, commencing NEw Vol
Subscription received and single numbers sold By
HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,
junel4 Agents for all kinds Of Periodicals.
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HKTE offering for sas four beautiful Building Lots, front
w ing McGaYeek street, running back towards Broad
street l22 feet :Oinches a 10 foot alley.
Also fronting High 20 feet and running
back i355< feet to q 10 foot alley.
The Lots exempt from Is years.
aud convenient to business being within ave minutes walk Of
tie Public Square.
II not sold previously to Saturday, the ed July, will,
that day, on the premises, offer them al public sale.
TERMS-One. and three years satisfactorily
dorsed payable in bank with interest from date, and aen
tanned. JAMES ERWIN, IT.,
iunel4-dd H. HILL acALISTER-
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GLANCE OF PARTNERs.

Y mutual consent the connection Of JHO B. JOHNSON
II , with the house Of ALLISON, ANDERSON L CO. has
been dissolved and they have with e ss rrtper
MAT, MoCLUSG, late Of Knoxville The style ersns az
heIvtofore- ALLISON ANDERSON 4 co
An65-Im
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3 U n ID Re s.

Revolving Hay Rake Cultivatos; HarrOvs; SUGAR NILS;
Field Rollers; Fan Mills Circular Saw Mills; Portable steam
sng!ues; Straw Cutters: Grst Mills, &C.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-06

village with a gaze into the unfathOmless mystic
ries Of the HarmonisI Philosophy. We had a
fight or two on this occasion, but nobody was
badly whipped nor much hurt. There were a
great many under the influence of ''disembar
relied spirits" but then you know it was a
Spiritual time, W here, and those who could
not m with Spirits face to face, must
view them Through a glass darby" and some
did deeply. On the whole, the meeting passed
off creditably.
The weather was very cold yesterday. and
the day far from pleasant. I think there was
no frost last night, although almost cold enough.
May the Spirits protect us.
Yours, OBSERVER.
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Card.

At a meeting of Neptune Fire Company No2
on the Morning of July 4th. 1859, the following
resolution was offered and unanimously adopt
ed
R~eSOlued-That we highly appreciate the ia
vOr conferred upon Us by Mrs. c. W. Messer and
Mrs. N. A. King, in the presentation of two
beautiful wreaths of Evergreens, and flowers,
return therefor a vote of thanks to the fair do
nors, with our best wishes for their future well
fare and prosperity.
]. c. JOHNSON, Foreman,
T. j. McLAIN Jr. Sec.
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The Fourth in Newton.
NEWTON FALLS, July 4th, Ie5.

NEWTON FALLS, July 4th, 1889.
Dear Chronicle:
Matters and things in and about our usually
lively village, have been extremely dull, ever
since the frost, so much so that it would have
puzzled a most experienced itemizer to have
CLEANED enough for a paragraph, then how
could l, a '''prentice hand, " be expected to get
even a drop but the hot weather, the ''Glori-
Gus Fourth, and the Spiritual Convention, have
been making our village lively as an old cheese.
We must attribute, however, the cause of
this letter mainly to the Spiritual Convention,
for as far as Newton Falls is concerned, the
Fourth is "no vhar," and we do not know who
"'76" is, and from present appearances do not
care. The Convention commenced on Saturday
last, at 10 o'clock A. N. and continued over Sun
dav. Arrangements were made for distinguish
ed speakers from abroad, to address the assembled
thousands, upon the question of the Harmonial
Philosophy, and other matters and things, per-
tanning to the new dispensatiOn, but so far as
I could learn, the distinguished speakers did
not come. nor the anticipated assembled thou
sands. The meeting progressed finely on
Saturday, and the Spiritual food was freely
dispensed, and gladly received, until the ap-
proach of a shower about 4 o'clock, warned the
crowd to disperse, which they did rapidly
By the way l should mention, that the meeting
was held in a grove, near by the village, and
course the usual number of groceries, swings
DC, were in attendance, and well patroaized
quite as well as the Speakers stand, showing
prevalence of the animal, over the Spiritual.
The crowd on Sunday, was of course much lar
ger than on Che day previous. and the presence
of a larger crowd seemed to Undue the speakers
with a double portion of the spirit, for they
spake with more %unStion, and much more pow
er than on Saturday.
/ had Gather hear Tiffany, Denton, and others
who speak on their Town hook" by great odds,
than all tho mediums, who ever favored our
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated, even
when given up by the most skillful physicians
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases of the Lungs.
scrofulOus Affections Of the Joints. White Swelling,
&C., with all the varied forms Of Serofuious and Seor-
butte Diseases. are successfully treated. No where
can COnsumptiVes resort with so certain , prospect
of cure.
The Patient is not under the absolute necessity Of
applying in person for restment, though that is dcSi
rGbts; but the case q vial Of urine) with 4 detail Of
symptoms. will enable the Doctor TO prescribe SIC
cessfnlly.
In the treatment OF the Diseases OF Women. DR.. Sands
follows in the footsteps Of the late distinguished DR..
Nandeveer, whose successful treatment of those dis
eases can ks attested by thousands Of females in all
Iarts Of the United States. For Falling OF the Womb,
Lrcorrhea or Whites, &c. a cure is guaranteed DR..
Sands treatment OF children is new and successful.
G and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures . return to health. without 4
resort to that fearful instrument the knife. DR. Sands
is a surgeon Of the conservative class, using the knife
only as a last resort.
DR. SANDS will cure old sores and all eruptive dis
eases Of the skin, no matter of how long Standing
lie makes use OF universal A remedies; no
Calomel or other dele srious drugs are used. Persons
from a distance desiring advice snd medicine, will
send = general description OF the urine, with a correct
statement Of the cause and origin Of the disease. and
q general history Of symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communications must be addressed to
CLARE & SANDS.
Jamestown. MERCER Co.. Pa.
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Horse Fair at Orwell.

We were not present at this fair. which was
held on the 4.h, and have not received a full
report. We learn that the first premium on
S.allions was awared to W. H. Howe's horse,
the second to Thompson's Excelsior. Glass 21.
LIST premium to j. II. Dickerman.
W. VI. Fankle, of Ba~zetta, was driving his
horse around the ring. when it became fright
ened by a straw hat blown off by the wind, and
upset the sulkey, throwing Mr.. F, out. and
dislocating his shoulder. The horse afterward
trotted under the saddle and won.
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Says the st. Louis. CIo) Democrat: Below. we pub
lish a letter to Dr. Wood, of this city. from a gentle
man in Maine. which speaks glovi7gIy of the superior
merits OF HIS hair tonic. Such evidence must have
its Effects, when coming from 2 reliable source. Il
certificates are guarantees Of truth, the pr. needs ne
eneon- uUs, nor assless PuEery from the press:
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The storm of Saturday.

The gale of wind which blew so heavily on
ssturday seems to have spread itself over a large
Tract of country. Wehear of considerable dam
are to fences, timber, sheds and out buildings
IN dias-.nt parts of this and the adjoining eoan-
ties
At Cleveland the roof Of q brick house was
blown of, Killing a,e shiiiand severely woun-
fjpe several others.