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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co.

ETNVE removed their Book Bindery and
Blank Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing nOuss
next house below Douglass Co.. north Market sire No 50
d door the Square-and will be glad their old
customers and that want work in line We are
rpar to Blank Books in the best after any
given pattern Particular attention will be paid Binding
of Periodicals and old Books Cur prices low as the
lowest The style of work be the BHry Store
Unon Street Books left Il either place will mmedi
fsbI Ii ent0n
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Pref Rarey's class will meet ct the Gsiety this
afternoon ct o'clock. We understand he has sew
eral very wild horses upon which he will give expe-
rimeBts. and he would be pleased to have other
wild horses to experiment upon.
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StammcTing and Suffering Treated
PROF. j. HI. LEVIN,


PROF. J. HI. LEVIN,
YIRGISIA,
INFORMS afflicted with mpediments Of Speech that he
4 has taken Rooms at the
SEEEANEE H0ESE, Nashville, Tenn.
Where prepared enable them speak with dis
tncnes short Space hours, with but exce
tons and iniction of pain tie
patient patient will he convinced both Of tie grandeur
and beauty, we'll the efficacy his theory, when applied
Where satisfaction is not given no charge will he made
Levin, in order to slisaCOn has adopted the fol-
lowing universal lie proposes give his theory and
applicant, with the understanding that should said
applicant Of its efficacy decides
to theory and remedy, then charge will made.
II ? See hand bills.
Prof Levu practice New Orleans N0be Charleston and
the South, has leeE quite Entering The
GrueI scepics given him
t,stying the virtue and efficacy OF his theory.
No charge for consulting
- Prof LEVIN viii remain only short time in this
place ap|'-Gu.
Read the following certificate:
NASHVILLE April D. 1853.
Having heard Prof LEVIN explain his theory upon the origin Of
sammering suffering, and his mode Of treatment
rational, and the latter hcfsmple and easily
followed We also have confidence that eecua remedy
within poEer every afflicted by this mpeliment,
treated 10y said levin.
+ PEARL, r CASTLEMAN, G TARB0X,
c HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, MCiANOCK.
ap 9sd&wIm W II CLEMANS.
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The Lebanon Herald Of the l9,h says: Some
of our farming friends in the southwestern portion
Of the county are complaining of the prospect for
the wheat crop in their section. They don't think
more than half a crop viii be made
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An interesting article in regard to the condition
Of the governments involved in the European war
viii be found on the fourth page of this mornings
paper.
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The Selling Qualities OF EGrhave's HOI-
land RfIters,

land Buffers.
QuEBFc CASADA-We have doubt it will sell well here
Send u JONI NILSSON T. Co.
MONTREAL, CANADA Send two gross Berhaye's Holland
Bitters. We want medicine OF this kind in market
JOIN BRzs & Co NeticQi Hall.
SAINT PAUL, MISSEs5oTAThere is quite ready sale here
for your BO.rhaye'c Holiond Bitters WN. II. HOLFF,
per II. Z. PEARSON
WEIIsBURG VA Nov. / Is56snd another box, dozen
BGriayes Holland Bters 1t is taking the lead here of all
other Btters. WN. II. KIRKER.
YORK, Pa, FEB ls7Pease send per express dozen
BGriayes Holland Bitters " are entirely out.
may I2-dtESSwIW c. A. MORRIS & Co.
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The candidates for Congress spoke on Broad
street last night. We must reserve notice Of the
discussion Tor tc-norrsE.
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COmmERcTAL.

Daily Review Of the Markets, sIaT 90.
COTTON-No sales.
ToBAeoo-A Hamilton sold hhds Tobacco to-day at IS
AGO, 5.4j and 50.
We hear Of no eaange in Provisions ard Bresdstuas
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SOLE LeRslCr IrunkS.
FNNGLISH Sole Leather Trunks, very superior;
EI Valises, MOL;
Iron Frame medium Trunks, Tray Tops;
Cheap, Plain ard Fancy Trunks
Ladies French Dress Trunks. latest styles;
" Bonnet Boxes. Black and Hussets;
. saches and Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
Just oponed by JOHN RAMAGE,
apl = Co ilege Street
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No. 27--NeW Style.

new and elegant machine Extra finish, large
size, highly Ornamented. Arranged in rosewood,
mahogany, or black walnut cases, which can be
completely closed and locked. Is beautiful piece
of furniture.
This Machine sews with perfect ease the very fin
est well the fabrics, will stitch rst-
band more neatly than the most delicate fingers,
and with the ease sew two tLickuesses of three
ply carpets with suitable and appropriate threads.
Sews with ease SILK, COTTON, LINEN, or FLAX
THREADS, one and sill the same.
The Grover 6 Baker Machines are sold in Tonnes
see at the same prices as at New York. No sddi-
tiOnal charge is made further than to coTer expen
of transportation, &C., to the points Of sale,
within said State
R. H. BROCKWAY,
Ofice-NO. 4, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPAL SALES ROOMS,
HVTLLE.
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The Fayetteville Observer Of the g says: We
are sorry to learn that The arny has made its
appearance in Lincoln county. We have been in
formed of one or two meadows, aud as many fields
Of wheat, that they have made short work Ode
vasating them as completely as though they had
beea swep. by fire. We trust that their rayages may
not HANNA rsneral -
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FEEHE Undersigned have store the following pure Liqucrs
u Wines &C, which they offer 90 the trade prses
favorable terms, and respectfully invite purchasers Of h0 go0d1
to examine their stock before c1ying.
Our liquors aud Wines purchased direct through tie Cu8-
tom House and be warranted genuine Being
sell al low tssre5possesslng tie facilities o. 90 Batter
ourselves that such induceucuts Cash and
Prompt dealers as viii meet their views.
Brandies, Sin, Rum and " hfskies.
20 and = pipes Pine Coghac 10 bbs superior Rye whisky
Brandies, choicest brands very old;
g gB B BoSle9sE @ 90 ssls 0la n.y. Do
5do pure Holland Gin lG0 blls tine Tenn. Corn do
2PuneheonsPurs w. L Rum 2Pu9ehsq9 IRISH s9i Scotch
Malt Whisky, tsstb
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 70 DO sautsrnal;
% S css DT Hoct and ,Ec. 10 5S 5 and
90 do Hungarian White and 10 DO Madsfai
Is boxes Fine Ciaressi 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks Loadon orter, best brands,
30 do English and scotch Ale, best branasi
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins BisteTsi
20 DO French Cordials assorted
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absyntbs.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Hss7na Cigars, 3oooo German Ciga-si
Tobacco. ne ''i-- 10
20 Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. ". Anderson;
10 10 DO DO 90 90 DO DO DO DO 90 L' 90 vs ss
20 do do do do "sutherland's Fine
boxes enc virginia Chewing Tobacco suerand qla
20 boxes virginia Chewing Tobacco, Csamoer & FDpeH
20 boxes ans Virginia Chewing Tobacco & Arnstsa
No. I, }oldLeaf;'
/ boxes sns virginia Chewing Tesssoo "AlIensi"
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS = boxes tsKean Smths cebraed vist and Pancakei5
Danve Tobacco, equal, II not superior any ever os
with many otter articles sonnes.e win TIE bu-sss.
WIsLiAs1sON CuEATHAMi
aapQ No 9, College street. Nashville. Tenn
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ST. LOUIS. May 2O-The river is stationary at
this point. The Missouri and upper Mississippi are
falling.
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Cincinnati rfnrl,et.


CINcINNATI, May Colour very dull and nom
insl, 625a6.50, unset ed. Whisky 20. ProYis-
iors nothing done, the market is prostratad.
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LONDON PORTER, sc.
q u Il f T. A d .

o u Il + & A q
Hoist, host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western say
IL war let every stripe 20 forth.
Borne by TIE patriots baud,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand
IL peace guard well the sacred boon,
BeqUeathcd by patriots blood,
For OH twas won ia freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let TeunesseauS every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature g made,
Where every type is found.i
Above own 4yt Gallery,
Our country 5 standard wave,
And underueathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The chlld--tne Observation-Disclosures,
The warrior without strife,
Rests here in sweetest portraiturel
With every charm but life.
Then raise our hammer to the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types at the AFt GALLERY,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
tsSl5-dSWts' c0TasI Vf College and Union Sts.
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CANDIDATES.
canslEAL COURT CLERK

cRnslEAL COURT CLERK
We authorised to announce JoHN SHANE, Esq,
ddate for reelection to the Office o. Criminal cour Clerk at the
next March election.
FoR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
Wesre authorised oannounee THOs. T. SAUNDERS
ddae the Office Of couney Tstee Davidson county
the election to he held IN March. ls6a. APPS
cOsGErss.
II We authorized o announce the JoHS v WRIGHT
candidate reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
rressionaI pstrict. [mhl
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New Carriage Mandatory
MYERS, HUNT & CO.,

To witch they the attention wanting thing in
their line We will guarantee be fully equal IN fin
ih and quality to any heretofore manufactured either IN the
Northern or Sothern cities Being experienced Eorkmen
selves employing but first class mechanics end allowing
nothing but the best material used IN work. believe
we prepared than any establishment We know Of to get
1P H'''' 1s-- HYERs, HUNT & co.
~ MYERS, HUNT & co.
n, n p RERRY beug connected with this establishment
will take pleasure showing his acquaintance through fur
nsbinQ them substantial and stylish vehicle suited to
their 49, All orders left with the house for
pairing viii be promptly attended to in the best style.
ap22-d2m
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~. M. HARGRAVE.

ROUSE, SIGE, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER
R2oAO STREET,
sept. s7-s NAIHvrLEE, TEU
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Foreign Market.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.-Sales Of Cotton to-dsy
estimated at COCO bales. Market quiet prices ia
vr buyers Wheat advancing, other markets IN
changed.
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SPRING STOCK.
TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 FEWE q CO.
Have Just opened al their stand
n = II N : =. 9. q. q

opened
No. Union street,
complete stock Z Fan and Winter
DRESS AND NGANFiLEA TRIM WINGS,
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and tEG!5d Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, PRINCES Busls Gimps Cape Trimmings
Buttons Brads BUge Buttons, ~ &C. all Of which
entirely and the best that could sot in the Eastern 5arss
Tephin merinO and Shetland Wool,
Cot;ous well any other G,eraf for Knitting Netting I'm
>roey and Crochet orE scomple.e and larger variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
EriageS, TaSscis, ButtOBss COrsCiS, &C.,
To order usual, and will IT, to suit ali and everybody.
sepi2-f
Card TO the IadIes--Dr. DuPOncO's Pee
riOdiCal Pills for ECTHa IeS.--Are infaibie for
moving StOppages Irregularities Of the Henses.
The Pills nothing neS have used by the Doctor in
his practice for many years. both in France and America, Whun
paraeed every case; ne urged BY many thou
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health will not Pemo ncrase Of
miIy.
toned against pills while in that condition. the prOprie
tor assumes no responsibility above aOntOn although
their mdness would prevent health otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompanying each box Price
EWIN, PENDLEToN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders must be addressed They will supply the
trade PrOpeOr prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No PC Cherry street.
c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cedar ST., and Public Square
BEACH & GOODLET Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing either Of the above agents. have
the above Pills sent conhdenay by mail to any part OF the
city country.
N B-The ingredients composing these Pills made known
every agent selling them. They will tell you that they al
den Pills. See the signature each box you Will then &c
medicine you may depend upon, perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO.. Agents for Memphis
WILSON K STARBlRD. Agents for Louisville
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CLOTH HING,
AND
VI CHANT TAIL RS,

Mems youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes and Furnish
ing We invite the attention New
styles Coats Pants Vests Neck Hosiery Gloves. Suspen
Handkerchief, Celebrated Spring Shoulder Seamrt
Drawers Underrts and style Of goods adapted 10
mems We have addition the above Ready Made
Clothing superior Of Cloths, Cassmers, Vestngs Drap
Drlings, which will make anG guar
please the salea goods sold ny
guarantee represented We would particularly call
Of buyers the style and make
Of which made to oTrand viii warrant
tue work 70 stand.
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ALEx WILLIAMSON ARCHER CHEATHAM
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
NO. C0LLEGESTREkT
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
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New YORK, May 20 Cotton, sales uuimportsnf;
holders demand au advance Of &; Flour declined
25a30c-5.75a6,75 for State 4 22a7 40 for Ohio;
Southern similarly declined; Mess Pork lG 25: Lard
ll5all3; Sugar dnll, Orleans 7a92
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Sc. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
ST. LoUIs, May 20-Flour 6.25; Corn. yellow,
So, white So Ults 70a72; Whisky 28a28J Hemp
llOal.l5, Wheat declining.
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tELEcTIoss THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, lo9sJ
House of epresentatiVc
We are authorized announce s. A. DAVIDSON, candae
represent Davidson county in the lover branch Of the Leg
stature Of Tennessee. aplOHte
We authorized to announce isaac NJ WILKINSON
daeo represent the counties Coffee rundy Van Bnrea
in the Lever Branch u The State Legislature.
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Bank OF West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIS.-Ths notes OF this Bank will be
dssmed the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville DIV
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WARD, BERmINGHAu d CO.,

Practical Talorsl
No, 20 South side Public Square.
n. B.-Clotbing to order. ape.
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Manila uring Phaunacsass and Chemists Ptsburg, Pa
soIJn ashyills by Ewiu PelIeon & Co., ". W. Berry
Demo, e Dr. A Roscoe, 10. G. Brown, DemovIe & Bell
G. W. uendershott, Dr. T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
& Hunter, aud Druggists generally throughout the State
~. -Lnar.
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purify blood the time strengthen and nvgorale
the system, McLrASs STRESGHIHAlss CORDIAL BLooD
PuRR Try and you win be convinced See advertisement
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-02
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSION AND VICINITY.
The second anniversary of the North street
independent mission was celebrated on Thurs.
day forenoon with appropriate religious exer-
cises. One aged man prayed for Old Brown
and that he might meet death like Stephen
One young man also spoke of a revival in
progress in the Jail at Worcester, where a
tavern-keeper sentenced for selling rum had
been, among others, converted.
Geo p Burnham whose term of imprison-
ment for contempt" expires on Saturday
next, has given bail in the sum of $4,000 to
answer to the criminal charge of adulterating
liquors. The trial will probably take place at
the next term of the Superior Court.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Capt. Joseph L. Pike and wife, of Newbury-
port, celebrated their golden wedding on Tues
day evening" assisted by their children and
grandchildren who formed a large party The
festive board was crowned with a loaf of "wed-
ding cake" presented by the grandchildren,
which was ornamented with fifty pieces of
gold.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
An incendiary fire in Merose, Wednesday
night, destroyed property of Benjamin Lin
coin to the value of $1,000; and damaged
house belonging to Geo. 2. Burnham to the
amount of $500.
There is some prospect that the citizens of
Old Concord will be permitted to hear the
mourntul sound of toling bells to-day, a vote
to that effect having been made last Monday
evening, when about one hundred and fifty Of
those who sympathise with John Brown, met
in the town hall
NORFOLK COUNTY.
About 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. fire
was discovered in dwelling house belonging
to f. w. Bird, in East Walpole. For time
the paper mills were in great danger, but for
tunately the fire was got under with slight
damage. The house was insured in the Nor.
folk Mutual office.-Ir dUeiIer.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
There is much excitement among the citi.
zens Of Arlington, relative to the execution of
Brown. The call for public meeting on Fri
day to-day is signed by many influential citi-
zens, among them the two Senators and two
representatives Of the Arlington districts
CONNECTICUT.
On Wednesday morning, a building in Hart.
ford, occupied by Thomas Manions grocery
and L. V. Lords saloon, was destroyed by
fire. Manion's loss is 81 800, insured for
$1,000; Lords loss is $500. The building was
owned by Samuel G. Chaffee, and was fully
insured.
barn belonging to Miss Eliza Blake, be-
tween Derby and Ansonia, was burned on
Tuesday evening" with several tons of hay
and cow belonging to Theodore Ellis. No
insurance. The third barn burned in Derby
within three weeks, and $50 is offered for the
detection Of the incendiary.
Nathaniel Bartlett of North Gulford, has
this year made thirteen barrels of choice mo-
lasses from about two and a half acres of Chi.
nese sugar cane.
Capt Jabez r. Packard, the oldest Mason in
the state, having been Master Mason for six
ty-fve years. died at Franklin last week. and
was buried with all honors on Sunday.
Mr.. Cathrop, who keeps good school in
Bridgeport, where the muscle movement re-
ceives due attention, disocated his knee in
playing cricket the other day.
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JOHN BROWN AND VIRGINIA.

On Wednesday, this week, three passengers
by the cars from the west, were seized at Har-
per's Ferry, by the military and shut up in
prison. The parties arrested are merchants of
Cincinnati, who were on their way to Bait.
more. AT Grafton they were heard to express
themselves quite freely in relation to John
Brown and his family, expressing great SYM
pathy for him and them. The conversation
was heard by man, alleged to be spy Of
Gov. Wises, who telegraphed to Harper's Fer
ry an account of the matter, and description
of the parties. When the cars reached there.
the volunteers entered with loaded muskets
and carried the men away notwithstanding
they earnestly protested their innocence
ihese proceedings were of course without
the consent OF the company, and they cannot
be responsible for them The eonnanv has
only engaged TO exercise, during the present
week, proper surveillance and to refuse 10 car.
ry persons who may be suspected of evil In.
tentlons. Ihe company refuse to sell tick
cts for Charestown till after the execution of
the insurrectionists Among the nassenaars
to-day was John Brown, who had a permit
from the Governor.
CnARLEsrowN, "Wednesday, Nov. 30. 1870
The town is filling up every hour with peo.
pie from abroad. All was quiet to-day. A
strict watch is kept at the depot upon all
strangers by special police officers, who pass
though every car before they allow passengers
10 come out.
PmLADgLpnIA, Wednesday, Nov. 30.-Mrs.
Brown has been staying with friends in this
city several days She will not attem to 20
further SOUTH and awaits the event of Friday
with heroic c0mposure. John Brown has
many sympatlizers in Philadelphia, and