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A SHARK CApruREp-A good sized shark. of
the species stingaree captured in the har
Dor of Charleston, s. c.. ON Tuesday. He meas
ured about nine and half feet in length.
Mis- T., l.. Williams, pretty Welsh girl, fa
voraby known as the 'We,h NightingaIe,' in
tends visiting the United States in a few weeks
Near 100 900 pounds of wool was purchase in
Cadiz O., dnrng the past week, at prices rang
ing from As to 50 cents per pound.
Rev Mr.. kalloch, and wife, of 30 ston. er,
route tor the West passed through Pttsburg on
Thursday.
The receipts of the American Colonization
Society for the past month amounted to S553l.
Choice pieces of the sirlon of beef sell in Par
il at fifty cents pound. Il fowl brings 81 %.
Hon. Caleb Cushing is on visit to Washing
ton.
Catnip, bruised and applied 10 the wound is
snid to be cure for the bite OF "A spider
Within two weeks four married women in New
York have eopod with strange men,
YELLOW FEVER An BUENos AYREs.-The Nor
folk Herald has letter from an officer on board
the l.. s. ship s.. Lawrence dated Rio Jnneiro,
May l4th which enys:
The yellow fever made is appearance at Blu
.nos Ayres while We lay there, aud large num-
Der of the inhabitants had dice of the disease.-
The ppople were much alarmed, and the author
tiles were adopting the summary process of burn
ing it out, bv setting fire to the dwellings 10
which were the sick, dying and dead. aud oonsn-
ming all together. We orinnatply escaped the
contagion, aud arrived here, May the tenth, all
well
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

NNyE~UsNs. to convince purchasers of what we have
w known ourselves for Twenty years past. to wit
That our Piano really desirable good aud cheap
we feel perfectly willing only to send them TRIAL to
persons Wishing purchase but also to LIND them for gwen
lime 10 thu sc W ho prefer taking them in TINT
der hat they NAV have said of their quality
No one wishing purchase doubt the prudence ct THIS
course concerned the hbcraty of II so
a a. concerned. = 7 NASH
ieluts Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Col John W. Forney will shortly commence
,,,a Qualification, of n new democratic journal dali
lyl IN Philadelphia, to be called The Press,
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yUyIIE undersigned viii the Apothccary and Drug
business at the old OF STROLLER whitehead and
viii keep constantly hand fresh and reliable Stock of
Drugs Medicines Paints oils Dye StufS Pertimry da's
the public generally. W A Slltol HER
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TtTFtsnuud June. 1ss7
AlD LINE Petersburg and New SorL Pack

Ono nf the above Regular Packets will leave CITY Point
every week Tor NEW York rhs reduced rates
aud no charge made Hr reshppnR guoda from New
port IN the Hited States The Nessrs rumprAing this
line nte IL n class and commanded Iy slifnl sramrn.
Boxes Tobacco from city Point Now rk at - eta aud
others iroRhs In proportion For turhrr pnricunra onanie
of tn Chlt nusn EAMi. STIVENS Art
Old Line rctcrsburg& YorL Packets. rctcrsburg Va.
le ID
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OMce Konrd OF Tru.Icc. Of T. ynChbnrG V0IIeG"
LYSCHBURG, 29h May, l5J,.
TENHE CHAIR Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences OF this
Institution will he after 25h June next, the pres.
ent incumbent having resigned
Board of Trustees will proceed TO I'LL said vacancy at
their regular meeting Tuesday the 7th july next
Any information desired by applicants will be furnished by
the Rev X Coz, President of the Faculty whom they
" I'M pease address JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
ma BOTS President Board of Trustees
Wing and Enquirer and Methodist Protestant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

NnCCOWkIE n CO..
NU Whoir-nie nud Retail tirocers,
COMMISSION FpRWARbGAG MERCHANTS and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
nld Stand Of McCnlo Jones' MAIN STREET LYNCH.
viii Rivo particular attention to the sale Of FLOUR
WHEAT CORN BACON. LARD, BUTTEK, &C Liberal
advances will be made all when required
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AUCTINN NOTICE.

VHNHE FIRM OF PULLlAM a DAVIS HAVING BEEN
dssols by mutual either Of thep arnes II a
hozcd use The name the concern in settling up the ou
suosS books Of the in the hands OF '"
Esre Esq who also authorized settle up the bushes
All persons Indebted the concern viii please call on H.
Emore, Esq. o either OF the firm for settlement
d. NJ. PULIIAM,
Wall St. Richmond, Va.
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FRANCES Is. DstNE,.sr ~ son.
IYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.


MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.
FuNIEN prepared tn execute promptly orders to
far their WHEELS made e1ribsUy " The best IT
rim a C0d Bast CharcO1i PiQ.
JOHN II MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten
Railroad Ga.
EDWARD II GILL. Esq, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad 20.
MIR. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Machnist virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mir ARCHIBALD rAE, Master Machinist Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
JOSEPH X ANDERSON, Esq, Richmond Va
Mcssrs MORRISS TANNER & CO, do
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, President Norfolk and Pc
Railroad Go
WILLIAM MALONE, Esd Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Go.
ADAMDENMEAD, Esq, Baltimore Md.
s WYATT & co, Charleston = &.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Esq, Mobile Ala
WILLIAM G.. SWAN Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola, Florida
The business at the LANGIioRNE FOUNDRY, will here
after be conducted by the subscribers under the firm of T.
DRANE. JR \ son. +. u. DEANE, JR.
10 T. BROWNE DEANE.
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n
late Inspector Martins BarehOase.
ma. n NaHuUEslEAO,
III Comm issiOu Merchants,
the Tobacco Flour other Country Produce
LYNCnHuHo Va having formed copartnershp for the
pose Of doing general Commission Business will give tho
undivided tn all conaigunents made 10 them
ONCE In tho store of George Davis and next door to
~. Rurkor EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. H. lr57 THOMAS O. HILL,
Iiofer Capt Jno NJ Oiey, Cashier bank OF Va q ID Da
Wis Jno + Davis Go. hnin NJ Garland, Amherst; Mayo
CaboI Noi.pn Il O. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
ian gd&cla
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Once Of Exchange Bnmk W.,

OMCe Of Exchange Bnmk w.
BYNCHBuRG, July l. 1851. )
VUNTS OFFICE will be closed Saturday the 4th Bills
and Notes due that day be paid Friday the 3d.
Paper be offered for discount be deposited Thurs
day. VIM. NJ BLACKBOARD,
july LIT Cashier
Rep and Couriercopy
MY Residence Federal Hill in Ly nch burg,
1N1 offered AT private sale fHOS. BILLIARD.
1lIul IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

THE Alexandria Gazette states that the Odd Fell
lows of Potomac Lodge are making the necessary
engagements to establish male and female school in
that city where the children of deceased members
TO be educated free ofexpense. This is certainly
noble enterprise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Two TnE puBsgs'- Who " III hear iu mind
that have been doing business (n this ciy) nearly eight
During this time have made preteneo
whatever to offer my stock Of Gooda Cost Suffice II
say NV offer the Whole of my stock Of Fancy aud staple
Goods strictly At tosf ion CAsit commencing on Monday
lah mat continuing until the whole OF this valuable
mehi shall bc sold out The above mentioned terms
JOHN ABRAiIAMS.
4 Rnrc chnnrc at Cost subscr ibcr Of
tefs his entire stock OF STAPLE aud Fancy
larger portion oi hem OF this Springs purchase They
conHit Ia part OF Rich Dress silks Befage Rohca French
thmhfles Jaconcis lawns GmEhhma plain Sw Chuck
Embroidered MuSliu nonbagne-, Alpnras NIL Wool Nous
ns thhliS MHutllaa ShaNla S.att A.. buhag.a MalHa
les, Quilts, Curtain MasnA. lpble palaHka Irhh Linens
sheeunRs Domestic Cloths, lrhts French Work Collars
soeNea aud Hands Ia variety torsrts raraoa fnul
Hlo,es lloscry dkorriois and many desirable M
trlrs too numerous Ia mention.
ic lals JOHN AURAuAMs
w e.GRGEN - 90. nre constantly recciy.
w Ing Music, ranoa and all other Musical npifu
mena lap 9an
uuussEX's uEApEHs AND MOWERS for
4 sale by II &. HARDY & 60.
le - u Petersburg
lnOGn btsNaNs.-A fresh supply al those
~ Cloth usknf So desirable to thoee who wish eahy
Ahho, nj le HhiSl SEAUIlRN 4
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S.r0Gs&~ FOR SALE.
LEND YOU A PIANO.

- rJ-.TU
5000 Orange & Alexandria II i Bonds A
For sale by LANdHVHNE = hol-Comhi.
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$50. p. LhNGHORNF. j. H. HoLCoN
4 ANGlIORNE a MOLCOMnE,

IL HAMMERS and Exchange Brokers,
Corner of Main aud Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va, will
collect and remit the lowest rates of Exchange They will
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uncurront Money
REFER TO
The Presidents Cashiers banks Lynch
burg; Messrs a. IL Maury Co. Messrs lairo, Richmond
Messrs johnston Bros Co. SAM Harris Sons Josiah
Lee & Co, Baltim, Mess's Farnham, Krkham e. Co.
Drexel q Co Philadelphia, Mcssrs vsnbeck Read & Drex
ol. J. Ward q Co. Leos Waller New York
nv ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRNGs.--There are now up
wards of 400 people at these springs, being double
the number there before thus early ia the sea-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

III 40 having dissolved by the death Of Silas White
head claims against said concern VIII please
present them delay and those indebted VIII please
come for ard and settle their possible
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

PosT-O OFFICE AFFAIRS ~ YmGIN1A.--On the route
1926, Campbell G. IL. TO Ptsylvania C. H., John T.
Moflett contractor-an additional weekly trip is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

ENtRaNN ~ BROTHER,
FL (ommi.si Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA,
Sa and buy on commission TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLot
JNO. l.. EuBANK,
Late of buchanan
f. n EUBANK,
je30a1cly Late Of LynehburS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

- " r.,.. 's.n'. UP
X. -
MISS SIMPSON. MAIN STREFT. LNNCnnnKG, VA, having
ompeted Fancy Millinery Goods for the SPRsd
and SUMMER SIYlts of the latest fashions which care
Ladies' of this house from the
North She would respectfully ask call from the Ladies of
nchhnrg country she tces confident she sell
hlHdsO Goods TO be found IN TINS city
Her assortment much larger and Of greater variety than bhe
Las ever before. consisting Of every style of Xxx
GRAPE HAIR BRAID and STRAW BDANETS, RIB
BONS FLOWERS, EMBROIDERY, GLOVES. tkid AID
and variety Of other goods would be pleased have
be- Ladies call and examine.
orders from the country promptly filled Repairing and
Tru,Ining done in the best manner JANE SIMPSON.
~ canv Ian 3dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

BEDFORD ToBACCo.-The Bedford Democrat pub
fishes accounted salts of Mr. John Cofers crop of
Tobacco, amounting in TIE aggregate to over three
thousand dollars. In illustration OF the productive
Of Bedford land the Democrat makes the follow
ing statement.
The farm on which the above crop raised was
purchased by Mr. Coier-Say 300 acres-at
$4,000, thus paying for the land with this single
crop, and leaving thousand dollars surplus Is not
this a faterng testimonial to the vane of Bedford,
land and the success of Bedford farming
Mr. c. resides the North side Of the County, and
has recently refused SIS per for his land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

We understand that the venerable Judge fancy
has engaged rooms for himself and family at the War
renton White Sulphur Springs where he derived
such great benefit to his health last year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

AAI SACKS Ashton salt cOmsi guWenf,
lOOOfo sale by Jan 6tSl IRBY& SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

An AGED MAN GoNE,-Mr. Peter Stroup, aged IO7
years, died in the county of Wythe, Va, the 3Oth
Of June.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

eOE.ts1sNs, WHALING. n WILLS,


j n. GREGORY y co,
Next duortoJ G.. Mocm and opposite Exchange rhnk.
LNtrHuuHu, Va
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nueEIbE n MENOENln
l AND AGENTS..

XNrILI4 select Lands with Cash OF
w Warrnnta make Investments loan money (ht western
and transact General Real EBats usinesi
throughout the North eat Address
BEEDE MENDENHALIA
np Fly Minneapolis Minnesota.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

ORATOR THE ALUMNI SocmTY-Proessor
Charles 5. Yenablc Prince Edward Va. was elected
Orator of the Aumni of the University. for the 18th
OF next Jun9, ut the recent annual meeting OF the SO
ciety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Engineer, and Frederick kosch and @. Heinrich,
Architects aud Draughtsmen prepared furnish Designs,
Specifications aud estimates all kinds of buildings
nery Special attention will he Paid the construction of
work entrusted his charge Surveys Of Land Mines and
Roads Will be made the shortest upon the APP
proved plans Address H. EXALE
nov id&Cts Architect Rchlnund, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
There is not here q joy

We are happy to say however that the lie of useful
citizen Mas saved without any damAge being done
except to his inexpressbes Thus ends our first ex-
perience of a 4th OF July at Lyrchbnrg
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4 UsTIN VI. TIsllRl.Is

usTIN VI. TRlRIE,
~ AAssney ns Law,
VIII continue praccan tho Counties OF Amherst Bedford,
Campbell and the City Of Lynrhburg
once in Morris building nearly opposite tho Office OF tho
'Nhginiann tnov 8 tn
CALVIN TA1EN 40. q On us i-sion Merchants
~ AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFAGruREDT TOBACCO, Nos. 67S 90 Magazine street
New Orleans laug Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

WE are much gratifed to learn, says the Nexan-
dra Sentinel, that Com. Jones has recovered from
the attack which lately threatened him with fatal
result and is now pronounced by his physicians out
OF danger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
Y NO. II. n SAMUEL TyKEE.
j (onsEB rsstOm Merchants.

VA,
OGur their services to n planters and the public generally for
the Tobacco Wheat FuIr and other produce They
experience of 10 years viii enable
give general satfncpn. Their Office Younger &
smiths doors the tho Banks which enables them
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JAD II. ~ SAML TfREE,
Z q IL IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

NNuLss, HAWKINS ~ CO., General Com-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor the sale OF MANtFAGrUkED TOBACCO Stores No.
u and - draver OF rohepioulas street, New Or
RFrturkers.--Armstead& Warwick Capt John NJ. Otey.
81 BdAflya
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25
nIarrYatt,s works.

We are indebted to W. T. Berry 60, for
copy Of each of the following works OF Capt. Mar
ryatt:-"Petsr Simple" "Midshipman Easy, "Ja-
cob Faithful, F" ''The Kings Own" Newton Eos
ter" and 'snarleyow." These books are from the
press of DUaBY & JACKSON, Publishers, New York,
and are in uniform binding. The public judgment
has long since been passed upon the merits of Capt
Marryatt as an author, and his works rec
ognzed in the catalogue of standard literature with
those OF BuIwer and other Novelists.
We are also indebted to the same firm for a copy
of 'Poeuas National and Patriotic," by G. W
Cutter, published by j. B. Lippincott Co., Phila-
dephia. Capt Cutter has acquired considerable
local reputation poet of no mean pretcnsons,
in the West, his pieces having been given to the
public through the newspaper press. This is his
first attempt to give them more permanent circu-
laton in book form. In the volume before US we
find many pieces of great merit, glowing with true
poetical fire. The book is gotten up in handsome
style, and beautifully printed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
SUMMER SHOES.

WILL find at SNYDER & FRIZZELJ's a beautiful as
w sorment OF Caters, slippers. Kid Boots and BUS
Also Misses and Children, general assortment
Of Shoes cheap for cash. AL at No. 81 Public SQUARE
tunes. SNYDER FRiELEbb-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

80 ball saI nsl4sI ca8lss aee 90 =
hblB ealfhs L9se . &C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

THE LARGEST CHAIN IN THE WoRLD.-It is be-
eved that the largest cable in the world is that now
about to be used in the operation Of raising the
Russian ships sunk at Sebastopol. It is 200 yards
long; each link weighs 800 pounds, and each link
has been separately tested by a strain of 500 tons
1t was manufactured at the Reading Forge Read
ing, Pa. The value of the material TO be furnished
by the Russian Government, to be ed in the rails
lug Of this fleet, will be about 81 300 600, and the
time occupied in performing the contract, will, it is
thought, be about two years.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

STILL RIsING.-We heard from four or f We Their
mOmeters yesterday, placed ia diff, rent neghbor-
hoods and in the shade. Between one and two the
mercury ranged at IOodeg BlatIner's, at halt past
one, stood at one hundred aud one. On the corner
OF Fourth and Chestnut, at same hour in a spot :,
Guided from the sun and from rel ection the Their
mometer indicated one hundred-the same on cor
ner OF Olive and Second, also corner of Walnut and
Second, aud on Olive, between Main and Second.
Some thermometers indicated ninety eight only
while We heard Of one as far West as Seventh
street, reaching an ELEVATION of one hundred aud
four. AT seven O'Clock in the evening the temper
ature was about 65.-St. Louie hep. Jt,ly Is.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

70 We had the pleasure yesterday afternoon,
of visiting Mr.. Dobear's rooms and inspecting the
penmansbip of some of his pupils. We need not
say were highly gratfed with the evidences Of
rapid improvements this invaluable branch of use
ful education that were manifested. No one could
fail to be interested and gratiied. Those who have
made investigation of his method of teaching
penmanship, or of the progress of his pupils, can
have no just idea of them. They ought by all
means to satisfy themselves by an investigation
We learn that Mr.. Dolbear's stay in Nashville is
limited. 1t would be well, therefore, for all who
desire to receive instructions from him to enter
his classes at once.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

gB The St Paul Minnesota Pioneer of the 9Th
inst, states that report had reached that town to
the efecr that Col. Mobiles wagon-road expedition
bad been met at the crossing of the Big Sioux by
large party OF Yankton Indians, aud their passage
across the stream resisted; and furthermore, that
Col. Mobiles party fell back, threw up temporary
defences, and despatched a messenger to Fort
Ridgely for assistance. Letters from the cores
pendent of the New York Herald attached to the
expedition, down to the 9th inst, mention that the
Fourth was celebrated by the party with becoming
iestivities-that the Indians were encamped ahead
OF them, but that they were not apprehensive OF
serious resistance. The Yanktons are said to num-
Der five hundred braves. Col Mobiles party con-
sists of one hundred men, well armed with rifles,
revolvers, and a ho witzer. The Herald comes to
the conclusion that no apprehension need be enter
tanned by those having friends with the exped-
ton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

A New TREATY WITH MExICo.-A new Treaty
with Mexico WILL it is believed soon be negotiated
Many of the restrictions which now exist between
the two countries will be removed The treaty
which Mr. Forsyth eff .cted, was returned some time
since, ano it is understood that in the arrangement
of new Treaty, the principle of commercial reci-
procity will be adopted, between the United
States and the South American colonies. The over.
flowing Treasury of the nation, and the food Of the
revenue pouring into it, seem TO require an outlet
1t was suggested some time ago by Gen. Gadsdcn,
ween. Minister to Mexico, that we could not obtain
a good commercial treaty with Mexico without buy.
ing it. II will be necessary, in the proposed re.
newed negotiations, to Offer to pay Mexico a hand
some sum Of money, in hand, for an unres tricted
trade-the ultimate benefit of which to the United
States, well us to Mexico cannot be too highly
estmated.-Balt. american.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

Undreds Of stmuants have been invented and sold,
purportng to be specific in tie various diseases and de-
rangemeuts to which the delicate form Of render
her subject The result Of al these stmuants has been
to npar za0le7tary ae0ty to the nervous system and
false vgor to the muscles but this relief has been
ceeded by depression and prosraon greater than be-
fore the repeated attempts OF nVads to build them
selves I'D by these false remedies, have finally ended
DESTROYING what little organization left But
using BosrEares Holland Biners" you will find such
disastrous results. It purely vegetable compound,
prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the
of the celebrated Holland Professor Borhave. Under its
influence eUe nerve and muscle receives strength
and vigor appetite and sleep return, and finally, perfect
health See advertisement in another column.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25
CO NJ M e r GAL.
So. louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, July Is, P. NJ.
WHEAT Receipts have continued small and the demand
prevailing has Of limited character possible
with inquiry shipment and miers wanting little
they grinding old stocks. Arrivals Of
crop have increased materially since Thurs
day few were noticed 9Oc$ s. for poor spring
good yesterday prime spring choice old white
realized 81 Sai and new red TO arrive 81 80 To-day
sales poor isl do spring $685.
II IS 20 fair red 81 %, and 176 white
private terms. lots from Tennessee, Ken
lucky Southern Illinois, part private, and the balance
81 350gI damp and 81 1901 50 for choice dry
parcels
HDEs-DrY flint recently advanced to 165I, and closed
steadily at that figure. Green fTmer improve
ID OF a fraction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25

USING CHLOROFoRM IN STAGE.-On Tuesday
evening, says the New York Tribune, Miss Fitzse-
raid, young lady, had her pocket picked in one of
the avenue d stages OF porte-mOnaie containing
$40. She was returning home from WILLIAMSBURG
and soon after paying her stage fare well dressed
female sitting next her very kindly periumed her
clothing with handkerchief saturated with PERU
merry aud cblorolorm. The young lady fell asleep.
and upon waking soon after, astonished TO fGd
that her money was taken and the lady had disap.
peared. The kindness Of the lady was then appa-
rpnL