davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15
KANSAS-SACKING OF LAWRENCE.

The following interesting statement Of the de-
structon of the Free State hotel and printing
officers at Lawrence is extracted from the forth
coming " History OF Kansas" by j II. Ghon,
late Private Secretary of Governor Geary.
In the meantime preparations were going for
ward, and vigorously prosecuted for the sacking
Of Lawrence. The pro.slavcry people were to
wipe out" this l-iatcd town under authority
of law. They had received the counienancc of
the Presdent-ihc appreciation of the Chief
Justice-the favorable presentment of the Grand
Jury-the concurrence of the Governor-ihc
orders of the Marshal-and were prepared to
consummatc their purpose with the arms of the
government in the hands Of a militia force gath
cred from the remoiest section OF the Union.
They concentrated their troops in large num-
bers around the doomed city, stealing, or as
they termed it, pressing into the service all
the horses they could find belonging 10 Free
State men, whose cattle were also slaughtered,
without remuneration, to feed the Mar shal's
forces and their stores and dwellings broken
open and robbed-all this under the prcieuce
of" law and order" and in the name aud under
the sanction of the government oi the United
states.
The Marshal's army had a gallant hos, of
commanders. There was General Atchison
with tbc Missouri Platte County Rifles. and two
rcrcs of artillery Cant Dam with The Kick.
apoo Ranoers: General Strinofcllow. and Col.
Abol lis Iaw-partner. aided nv Docto, John II
S,r;nof.llow and Rohcrt / Kelly edi,or Of III.
Son,t,er Snvcreirn with the G,rces from Doni
nh m Atrh,son and Leaycnwortb. Col Rom.
with sundrv aids at the head or comnanics t,nm
Wos,por, iihnrtv and Ind.n,pJnnc.. CoIouels
W;lke. and Bnford with thn CaroIiu;on.. Gror.
o;ans ouJ Mis.issin,;ans Colnnel II r Titus
in command ot the Dnnras Conn,v m,li,ia and
r,,nv others too numerous m mention,
rio hc,,t or th,. M,r.L,i m",st hare sw.II.1
with t,iumnhant urJe. when h, looked unnn fins
posse contains. comprising no, less than cnht
hu,drel warlike men. Govcrnor Shannon must
have reviewed Them with that soli.iaclion which
Governors only can feel when about to accom-
nlish n niobtv unJertaking with the rortainty
nr snccess This n,trio,; bo.t was ,bort IN on.
,,,oo in an ontorrr;sn that ,Yas m r,dnnnI ,o
,he;r overlasting glorv--oro of tho mos, noble
oc,,nns that over callod warr;o,s n tLn 6olJ If
hattie Rmt vhare ali th;s tino was Sho,;G
lines tho IG, and snr;t If all lis ch,val,r host
WI, had he M, madc L;s annsaranre tn on.
conr,oo Win h;s nrosooco All ,hnor ,,,b yoice
onJ sn;los tLnsn patr;o,;'. c1,oos . Ry sous II
was snnnosed that he was e,tLcr dead or dving
of ,ho wound in L;s bacL Jonos ,yas sill Lo,
I;nJ ,ho s"orns Ths ,r,o f,r b;s annnar,n'o
nnon ,ho s,sga had mt arrived and Llnr nat;nut
l., w,;,ed his nroner emo
On tho ietb of NAV while these Corcos ,yere
collnc,;no for the drs,rnction of Iowrenc, n
young man from illinois. named Iones had been
10 store near Blan,on's BRIDGE 10 purchase
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15
+. II. FESSENDEN.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
\I OGicc VilIiston's Stone Block.

The subscriber has the agency of the VT. MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with Capital exceeding 81 800
O0O Also the SPRINGFIELD flkE AND MARINE lNSU IL
ANCE COMPANY (toc) with Capital Of 90 600 large
surllusi and the CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(sooA) with Capital q" 100000 lie also prepared to ef
feet Insurance, dcsir In the IrNA INSURANCE COM
PANY, Hartford, aud ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE CO..
Providence. Persons wishing u insure property will do
well 10 call lin before elecng the Insurance on
LIFEna also he effected with him in the NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Cor any term and to any amount
not exec ding 10000 at one risk ,. H. fEsSENDEN.
Hrttleblrr, January G;h, 1857. 2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

when found it was clean gone at last But
who can describe my feelinks when boy came
runnin an hollerin', Mr. Adger Mr.. Adger !
here's your coon-siin %
Just so, my brelhering, with religion.
When ma has wunsi got il, he can't sell it
Wunst in grace, alters in grace. He maketh
our feet as hens feet"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

THE Form OF CONTINENTS DETERMINED
BY THE SuN-PRoF. PIERCE's Discovery
The scientific circles at Cambridge have heen
recently interested in an observation OF Prof.
Pierce, not yet published, upon the form of the
Continents. II we elevate a terrestrial globe
until the Arctic and Antarctic circles are tan
gent to the wooden horizon and then cause the
globe slowly to revove, we shall find that ma
ioritv of the lines of elevation in the earis crust
il e., coast lines and mountain ranges--will,
either as they rise or as they 90 down, coincide
in passing with the wooden horizon. For ex-
ample the main coast of the United States tend
ing northeast will, if carried on in great circle,
Craze the Arctic circle, and the coast of Florida
and Labrador tending northwest will Craze IL
on the other side. The same is true of the east
coasts of South America and Africa, the coasts
of the Red Sea, OF Italy, of the Black Sea, of
Hindostan, of New Zealand, &c. The Arctic
and Antarctic circles are also coast lines, being
always tangent TO the horizon.
II is almost impossible to exaggerate the inn
portance of this fine discovery, proving as it does,
by geological facts, that the obliquity of the &C.
lin,ic has been essentially unchanged since the
dawn OF creation, and that solar heat was the
agent to carry out the command on the second
day to let the dry land appear. The line of
separation between light and darkness, between
solar hea. and TIE GOODNESS of night, travelling
daily for two months in summer. and again for
two months in winter, in such a position as TO
coincide in passing with the lines of upheavel,
indicates unmistakably that It was connected
with the determination Of those lines; the slight
expansion and shrinking being sufficient to de-
termine the line of rupture OF the crust FROM
a comparison of the forms of the continents, Pro-
fessor Pierce also draws the order of their up
heaval showing for instance, that the Western
Continent is older than Europe, and that the
Gulf Stream, during the second day of creation,
caused the great variety of outline in that con'i-
nent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15
Nj \ = : \ SOFT
II NSU r. CE co MPAN
sFRlNGFIELD, MASS
l. Cash Capital, SI50,O00.

This Company J. prepared to Insure Real and Personal
Property against Frt favorable terms similar lnsti
tuOns ntprpTong
Samuel Day Chester W. Chaplin j. d. Ninon, Stephen C..
Bems Henry Fuller, Jr j. b. Nj stehhins, H. s. Chaplin,
William Birnir, A. W. Chaplin, Henry Gray, C. l..
Covill A. l.. s1uc q. II. Greeneaf
j. s. PARISH, Secretary IL S. DAY, President,
Application may be made to
39.ly H PRsSENDEN, Agent Br9tleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

PosrAoE-Tnk VERMONT PHGSx Is into all the towns q
Wndham County free Of Postage To any part Of this State
out Of this County, for per year elsewhere 20 cents
advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

Why should deed not be dated in glen?
Because it would be in-valley-da,ed-Gnyali-
dsted.)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

Along the mu-sy mound .t
And dream u other Years;
Ny heart Is iuli Of soft regret,
My eyes with silent tears
The wild bees hummel about the spot
The shccp-bell- tiukIed far.
Last year when Alice sat with me
Beneath the evening star
The same sweet face is o'er me now,
Around the same suft hours,
But Alice mouldcrs in the dust
With all the last years flowers.
sit alone and only hear
The wild bees on the steep,
And distant bells that seem to float
From out the fold, of sheep
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15
ADVERTISEMENTS.

FoR square Of IL lines less nonparei type he
lest size used three insertions s1 for each subsequent r
seron 20 The number Of he marke,
all advertisements they will be continued until orere
Contracts will be- made with advertisers by the col
fractional parts thereof liberal rates. Transfer
advertising to be paid In advance.
foR all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
ons to sell real estate so each for three insertions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15
VOL. XXIV.
p 0 L r K Y.
SONG OF THE MISER,

Cliuk, Cliuk
There's ray of light through the window chnk,
That comes to play with my gold, think
must bar It out tomorrow.
III have nc sun-rlys counting my store;
They come from a world that's hungry for more,
That spicth my Golfers and hat'th ne sorei
Taai know to my sorrow.
Ciink, Clmk!
How the golden cages glow on the brink
OF the yellow pyramid, built, think,
From spoils of every people.
Say frame me a miniature church the while,
Mediocre and Sovereign will pave I'M the aisle,
Doubloons and Ducats will wall It in style,
And Crowns up to the stccplr.
CIink, Cluk!
Across the way but a chain and link,
spider hides in his web, think,
A lcopard-sI,ck attorney.
lie would cut mems throati sereney and cold
Irthcir artery blood r,n molten gold;
lies travelling on to lis masters fold
wish him sulphuious journey
Cliul,, CHuk
A bcgsar-girl stood the parapc. brink
OF the lonely brilge-qnijc crazy, think
Aud gizcd ON the moaning water.
She askel for f,rthiug gave her curse
She plungcl. aud the city provided hcarsei
No matter, might nave been terribly worse
Twas only poor man daughter
Cluk CHuk.
delicate e., e-ld flashed me wink,
Yesterday-cloec by the park thiuk
What ilow WAS IT, wondcr'
A. .t.. ,l,it
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15


BUSINESS CARDS.
BILLIARD HALL.
CUTLER's BLOCK,. MAIN ST, BRArrLEBofo'
WtSASt's CELguHArLD SLATE Woop BED TAnlE' WITH
the NEw STYLE CrsuoN.
IT No Bar Kept Closed invariably at 10 =; NJ ~
3m2l W LlLLEH, PRorR't1oR
&. w. HORTON. NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. Biatc'- BuiIding.
BRITTLEBoRo' TT.
II. VI. FUNKHOUSER co.,
jeorwdrutng am Commission
NJ L R c II A n I s,
81 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN OLIVE AND LOCUST,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
n. NJ. rrSxnorsrn, VA prcKrpNAs,
f. L. rorrLr 1t. R.r.LANn.
II. NJ. +. s CO.. will advance on shipments to their
correspondents in New orleans, New York, and Boston,
LoCKHART BARRETT,
Manufacturer Of, and Dealer in,
Guns, Pistols, FowIiug Pieces, Ammuni-
tiOu. &c.
Bcparins done nt short notice on favorable terms.
Siop oposife the faerican House, BRATTLEBGRo, VT
MUSIC! MUsiC!!
The "BrnttIrboro COrnct Band
are prepared tn furnish MI SIC all occasions, of the latest
and most popular character Address
LEWIS 5. HIGGINS, Clerk, or cIlAs C. ELLIS, Leader
BratiIcboro. VI.
-------..-.---.
Eclectic Physician aud Surgeon.
OFFICE, NJ. >, ..... ELLIOT STREET.
Two Door. West Of REVERE House
J.H. & w. II. ESTERBROOK,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Empire State. Victor, stewards aud Gcnrscc
Stores snnd Hot Air Furnaces.
40. Flows, Cultiv,,r', Road scrrs mrn'' ii3n s'nks'
Russia and English Stove rle' and all kinds stove
No l Grchlnge Bi1ct, BRArrLEBORo VT.
.. .,.
ht' n - y ~
Harness, Tram nIi:r oi,mr ,,m""'''-
"r''S ' " -
Nr,,y-sr ,,r,,,ry ,y,o,,',> Horse
BiArrLEBURO, VT
j. r Tarsr,. J. W. BrRSAr
..,>,, :, ,,yD
Manufacturer Of
Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gntc
,n n,r nn" ID I,' Nno'" I'M" NM nr TSrr rnaari Shingles
Anu D'''s kc' :" mannft.ursi @ni furnished 70 order
DANIEL kELLoEI'
Attorney and Counsellor nj Law,
Removed from Stxtons River to Bratcboro VII
--------------
FLAGG & CROSBY,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law
JAMES w. CARPENTER.
Attorney y Councillor nt Law and Solicitor
ia Shnnccry'
------.---
CAS' ~ "a r.N
ATTORNEY n oo""seh"' ''' H"" - 'oo "
Ch"ncery, ,,,,,,u,,, -,
-
Bra y
Attorneys SounsS,ior- 1,, n. La" y '"'"'
-, ,,.,,.,aI.,"" u1, mn ,1rr PRouo VT
j. D. BRADLEY. n KELLOGG.
-------------
RVrTIER 4 KNOWLTON,
-, ~ NJ,
no!.s'1 "u 49,, ,,'aparr I.vIC. VT.
o'n'' TWO "'''' "''' VI ''' '."'N .s ,','s''
,,s.-,,,- .v.ru,y
H' - -"
,,,, c.i.;'. si..,n S.,u-s,o,c. &c..
"i'' ~, ~, - ~, ,,vr, I.i,,un vr
ii. n. HlX,
Attorney * Councillor at Law nnd Solicitor
4" Ch"nccr''
woODCoCK & yINToN.
Papsr Manufacturers.
E All kinds Of Printing Paper ma made S to 0rsr cI yT paid
W. ~ w
~ ,,nSuv G. Co
vho,.s,,, pc,lcr. in
r, r. ,, proIucc
No. J blake'' Block ''' BIZ hNiiLhno"o' VI
....,.,.,.- . -.
"N "
BOohHeiffS' fHoi's"'fs an" ''"'"'s'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-15

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAW ,practieing IN
the Courts of Vermont and New Hampshire
N-AdENT or ruy .ET'NA FU, IaSWdHce Company, and
Wndhdm County MHWai d.
ALSO, Agent TO procure Pensions, and Bounty Land
Commissioner the states of New York and New liamp-
shire, California and Notary Public. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
BY TELEGRAPH.

/ NEW YORK. August l5.-The steamer Prussia
has arrived from Hamburg
Sales of Cotton to-day 100 bales. Orleans Isl
Mobile Is 10
| NEW ORLEANS, August l5.-No sales Of cotton
| to-day Five bales Of the new crop have arrived
from Texas. The markets are generally dull.
CINCINNATI, August 15-Flour dull; whiskey
| 25; other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, August 15.-state brands Of -four
| S6,45aS6,65; southern S6,S73 wheat declining
corn quiet; provisions firm; whiskey dub.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-stanton, Secretary
of State of Kansas has been rendered the Superin-
tendency Of Indian affairs in place of Gov. Cumming.
The propeller which was sunk by the collision
this morning in Long Island Sound was bound Tor
New London. She is total loss. She had on board
large and valuable cargo. The captain, engineer
aud four of the crew, and seven passengers, were
saved ..-as--
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Columbia
arrived off Sandy Hook this morning, with Liverpool
advices of the 9Th.
The steamer Arabia reached Liverpool on the I'd.
Sales of cotton for three days To- OOO Dales spec
ulators took 1900 and exporters 1SOO bales. The
market closed quiet and firm; prices steady. Esti-
mated sales Tuesday, the day of sailing, 1900 bales.
Breadstuffs dull: ali Qualities declined Provisions
quiet Lard quiet, slightly advanced. Consols
90ka904.
Vhe VeleRrapu A0Ab RuccucIOHn vi bHe
Sd for Valencia
The Government had asked authority to embody
militia for increase Of the army.
The French Ambassador at Turkey had suspended
diplomatic relations.
The new Turkish ministry had been announced.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote -four very dull
Corn closed dull mixed yellow declined I'd. Others
quote -four dull at decline of cd. Wheat dull at
q decline Of Is Is 10d. Mixed corn declined. Beef
q let; prices firm. Pork quiet. Bacon dull. Rice
quiet.
Manchester advices are favorable
London Market-Sugar dull, declined Cd; corn
dull, all qualities slightly declined tea firm.
dispatch from Madrid says that the Marquis OF
Selracco supercedes Concha.
The East India company makes requisitiOn OF
1000 additional troops.
Persia refuses to evacuate Herat
Delaine, the former manager of the Tunes, and
Eugene Sue, are dead.
ST. LOUIS, August 17.-oficial returns from 80
counties renders Rollins election doubtful.
Chapman Dem, has been elected to Congress In
Nebraska.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
THEFLJJx ANNIHnATED.

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands Of persons die Of
Pux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
Irregularities of the Bowels be cured in every
for IS By the ofTucker Cholera Syrup which
been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the most eecus remedy
in 1t has performed astonishing than
any other specific human life be saved in nine
of by investment of rs Buy bottle and
seep il by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbounded
Adenee in the efficacy of his medicine authorised
Agents 10 distribute it graOusy until its virtues
thoroughly tested. Persons afflicted with of the above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
of charge Tmay6-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
yzybea3 wbea+
Wl,aatI Whna+II

NJ VIII BE- constantly 20 the Marker for Wheat for vii,
" we viii pay Tho highest 81 trS et pricos - - -
J4tc-E FISHER, WHELESS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

r1GiS valuable improvement I'm Straw Cutters mad
seou az Hammers Livery stable, where rights
De pdrCtassd Of lIs agent 10 decisdiv tae bsst Il
Cuter Boo use, ara osrs aD ent opportunity for Il
table invest eu- Inc pl1c are respectfully invited a
snd eE sUl-s li- feri9ruSnes- aus5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

PERsoxAL.-Rolfe S. Saunders, of the Memphis
Bulletin, is in town, looking smiling and as full
as ever, Of the conceit that Memphis is destined
shortly to outstrp st. Louis, in the march of i'm
provement. We fear his bright anticipation are not
likely ever to be realized. We are glad to hear,
however that little sister has fairly got the start
of Mound City, and with suitable energy and enter
prise is likely to keep it. 1t will be an interesting
competition. Our sympathes are, of course, for
our 'ttle sis" in the race We extend the freedom
of the sanctum to our brother quill during his So
iourn in our midst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

4 market puce viii BE- paid, b..
till, EWING McCRORY & co.
July 4A--iI- COruar Of TsrFar ana f1b,-.t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
The Most EficacIOus

.Messrs. B. A. FahHestOek & Co.
We bad the pleasure Of receiving this mo rning, the
within certificate OF your Vermuge which will be very
gratifying TO yOI, as twas sent voluntarily.
We are, gen emen, yours very truly, j. MUSSON CO..
GENTLEMEN: My little daughter old, and my
son, older, for considerable time suffering from
] purchased two bottles of your VermIfug6, of
which the three Doses according directions and
in less than three hours they passed less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, of the extraordinary
length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects Of your VeTmi
fuge ieel my duty to recommend TO the public
of the most efcacous edies against worms yet Of
fsTed to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me to be your much Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LBATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
gss and country throughout the United States
OIL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
THE GREATEST
EsuisSiRG Association

Or THIS Prog X EsSNlfE AGE.
AM ofsrng For Sale at low fgures, twenty Build
ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville, terms
that any procure himself complete and convent
home. Tue lots front the Munrees0OrO Turnpike,
Wharf, Franklin ans Maple streets, and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
Cabonss Omnbuss's have completely evOlutiOnised this
part Of she city which with other imprOvmens being
made such the OF Gas, and water in drec
iiOn, viii add greatly the value Of this Property.
The Terms such will allow purchaser mmed
atey put up his buildings, the purchase money will
not be required until he 5h Of January lS62, interest
only 10 be paid annually until that time. Call
iuly-6 AVS. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
To Cistern Builders!

OOO BBLs- Hydraulic Cement, genuine article. T.,
<CO store, ard ios sale By ' -
july McCREA 4 TFsgass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

EDITORIAL VIsIT.-We were pleased to meet yes
terday with NJ Herbert limbaugh Esq, editor of the
American Cotton Plant and Vice President of the
Baltimore Democratic City Convention, who passed
through our city his return frem the Southern
Commercial Convention at Knoxville. The Cotton
Plant is its name indicates aSOuthern jOurnal-ad
vOeating Direct Trade Manufactures, Agriculture the
Arts and Development of Resources. We take
pleasure in commencing it to the patronage of
Southern readers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

SEAGo AND THE WILDCATs.-There is very nice
little quarrel going on "down to Atlanta" between
one A X. Seago and certain parties interested in
the Bank of Fulton. SeagO has stirred up the wild-
cats, and if he don't look sharp he will get scratch
ed before he has done with them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
-, whaat.

NVANIED 100000 bushels prime White and Rsd Whs,
" for Hh Oh We wiz ay the highest market price, a
hveret az our Ware uou-e. spring and CLARK Stree
NashFtl8. W1egt wa Dol ella sed follows
Ten cins PR busne wiz, be paid prime White abau
prime Red and G cents bl1E TO- prime Mediteranign-
tls wheat IS tIs loves c-s5Idrauon. When mbsr Whs
Is pre' uys cents per 1lsheI vii be paid The phi
Spring GLa other Red .hsars
me Amber is known hsrs by Farmers as Blue stem
Missouri " lls-- tbs Is tha Golden ChaH-mtI
desirable.
rsi Glass; Whites Second Glass, Amber,
Third Class, Gu,tel Chat Fourth Spring
an ali other Red Itl-a except the MgdIs = NJ
Is Ten cents h.'lw l1 value.
$4,000 Gr-il sacks on daad BY
'saelS as. FRENCH & son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

A Reward is offered for the detection of any per
counerfeng, mit1ting, the vender Of any such
counterfeit or imitation of BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT
TIERS. The genuine highly concentrated HOLLAND BIT-
put up halpint bottles only, having the OF
the proprietor, B. PAGE Jr blown in them and his sigma
ture around the neck of each aud every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received BY Americans,
with that which is only extended to really scientific
preparations. When consider The marked at
tending its administration in the most stubborn OF
Fever and Ague, Weakness Of any kind, Dyspepsia Heart
burn Indigestion, Cosveness and Piles together with the
complete control exercises all Nervous Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Affections cannot wonder popular.
ty. Well may the invalid value this remedy. augl6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
DYsentery. Bloody FIux, DiarrhOea, and ali
disorders of the Rcwles.

TlHB Craenburg Dysentsry Syrup sOyeregnih all dis
il orders OF the Bowels. Nothing is more juriousthan
use Of opates in such disorders. The Dysentery Syrup
neutTazes the aey and chemically alters the contents q
the Bowels and Very gradually checks the dischsges
thousand certificates Of its efficacy could be got IN Middle
Tennessee aone but prefer give but one, from the
chairman Of the Board Of Health, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

n0v42 80 Bfoadaa
ELOUIE.-Igo bags extra Family FlourJust received
Il Tor sale BY bfkNE & MILE
GOLDEN SXRUP.-Gols'sn syrup iast received
~ for saie By bfRNE & MILE
gG8E.-Crusaei and PuIverissd sugar received
- for sale ly HYRNE Il MILE
W have in st5rs ard Tor sale general assortment
" Teas Fcsls9, Frsgrvsr. tg1dCs. Soap. Starch an
the various ARTICLES ly senl Grocery st0Tes 70 vi
The lteuflan of our friends aud customers and The I'd
generally Is llvIssI- BKkNE a. MILF
XTEIEeK E.--II5 barrels Rsctiasd Whisky, vud
~ brauds, Just received cad for sale BY
navis fFRNE & MILE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18
- -
Teacher

Rsg- Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is prepared to give les
sons if desired at the residence of the scholar
Terms one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. july8O-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-18

New FIoUR.-ThOse desiring number one article
of new white wheat -four, for family use, are re-
ferred to O'Kane at No. AZ Market street. He
has an article which he challenges the world to beat
We have tried it, and know it to be all he recon-
mends IT 10 be.