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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-30
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

. "a 'Gu LsEGGEa s. BURNS are opening at thelr es-
"a au sHmelt ON Nan street, No 80, Mr.
tgNeFs LlJilug storu- general assUrm n CunfscUn
cries. "lea lg5 intend SEEMING very reasonable terms,
trust uy i1er attention 90 business, induce public
extend 10 them liberal share patronage. Among lead
tls articles nUa hand, and winch they viii receiving
are tue following VIZ:
tahdesr of every vari5ty5 Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
FRUITS of every sInd; Braudi-S.c Wines, best BIRDS
titAiesr assuiiua5 CuTdIals, Of every variety
tchlea oysters az Sardlnes5 ale anu Pc ter,
nhau anu SdlluuGs Fine Cigars.
Win aF8ueJy OF articles not herein enumerated.
ID connection Oh heir Confectionery they invite the at
ieUou OF me puCc 10 their bakery, which daily
supply OF fresh bread, Cakes and Pastery Par
uea viii be made up order and carefully 10 any part
UftIscIjy.
Hasmg permanently located here, course wish 70 be
paiToiLe- Eutl lly the eud. W selling good
TERMS aud by uemeauOr commend ourselves the
sud uuLce Of generous public We respectfully invite
t0-Htry Dealers, who line trade, give
cali before purchasing elsewhere.
apul4-g MCGOLRICK & BURNS.
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RATES OF PASSAGE.

Tn. st.sm,bi, 6Reo will saf from NRw YORK, on
wE3NRSDKY RiTH JUNE, and be succeeded BY the
~. ~, ~ =. : -, =. .,,lv IN CHI SAND,
Tnsvig-I- v m South William st., New York.
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10. aDW ARDS,

10. aDW ARDS,
Wholesale COMMISSION AND
FORWARDIFG BERCEANT,
FRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Corner of Spring and college Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
&C.
GROCERIES.
0O0 B-lGS prime Rio Coffee;
AUU 100 q" Laguyra do;
so Java do;
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and Ky. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
30 do Ginger;
20 do Spice;
25 bags s S Almonds
200 whole half and quarter boxes Star Candles
800 kegs Nails, Brads aud Spikes-asslrted
200 boxes C4lassWare-assOrted;
% coils Manila Rope;
200 bbls Rectfed Whisky;
50 Old Bourbon do;
so MonOnghahas do;
so Rve DO;
so " "Amsuoau Brandy
IS NE. Rum.
Is Gin;
IS Walkers Xxx AS;
IS " Ray q Bozs do;
SO cases Matches
Also 6 large Stock Of 6ne Cigars Brandies Wines, &c
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS,
sDs H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-30

pRICE Of Vinegar Reduced g per Dbl. until lurthsF
notice, By lmayHl T. OhAAA
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LOEDON AND BREMEN

oUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Bes ~ tons 9lE'nen
TNDIANA -. CaIt. Baker, 1884 90
AKGO .... .... Capt. Benson, SSl5 90
JASON Capt. hfltloll @9et
NWNED by he EUROPBAN AND AMERICAN $500
" sHIPPING COMPANY OF Lo6DOh A5P s OClh-
kNfTON are appointed sail from NkW fOhk on every
TlteTprte VgDF ksDAY, for LONDON AND bhbMhh'
touching At SoUTHAroN laad passengers ana mails ioF
England and France. They VIII remain 0As a1 . o'p
ana shen proceed 70 Bremen. - . .,-,v,- ,,,,,,rz -
Returl ing, they will leave BREMEN for hhW fohh on
svery sltess SATURDAY, stopping only at SOUTHAMPTON
These saeamshps Of the 6rst class and have sePlo
accom- odatiOns for Fassngers- Taey viii lake nso
number Of thrdesss stsersge Passengefs surgeon
attached 70 each ship. a., 80
me rates Of freight 70 London viii be but little higher
shan those Of sailing ships.
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20 DOZ BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWa
10 ERS Just received ny Express direct from tie pro.
p-ietors. For safe at so cents per bottle
may4 ] g. BROWN, 4s College strsc..
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WHITE sILK B0NFETs BY ExPRFss.

pURE HOLLAND GlS for sale BY
/ aPrl9
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Powder F.! Powder F!
lust received In Magazine and for SALE 1000 kegs, SOC
half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
by M. & &. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mrhII-m for the Manufacturers
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CHEESE
nNB HUNDRED boxes English Dairy Cheese and dny
- boxes sapenOr Nutmeg l0I family use, or sale 81
malz4 VESSEL q rHUM tsON.
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uENRT EARF, b ". AAoRAE5 JK ToEN 3. HAkI'
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
WHOLEsALR GROcERs CONFUSION
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DRIED BEEF.
d mar26 M 80 q rE1n,-psnr
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Pianos. Pianos.

I'VE have received Fourteen more new Pr 49,
W ano-FOrtes from these unrIvaIsi ma
Eers, Light, Newton 4 BFadbuFY, End Hai1esI = U n
5Eo 3 which makes our stock very large and eslahs
would be pleased 70 have these Instruments exun ed
~ all whether they desire % purchase NOS livery Pr
ano sold by shall be warranted 10 give ziisactidn il
very resp5o fs0I0 W FEEEAAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-30

n B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials, Pdces
&c g.. will be forwarded on application as above.
iuEs8-Iy. IA WI
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~A1ALEAla AaAs - q AeLDAAs
one HUNDRED AND FIFTY boxes genuine Craekaa
~ Buiseuit received by
mHyL WEISS HI. & THOMPSON
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CRACKNFL BIT,CTTT.

ONB HUNDRED packages Raisils boTes halves and quar-
- ters, ior sale b.
may2I VESSEL & r4OWPsO
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pointed tooth remained. Hurrah for hoops-N.
q. Delta.
From the syrneuse Journal Of July al

From the Syracuse Journal OF July "a.
Terrible AND FATAL ADMINISTRATIONS
OF THE LOCOMOTIVE BiNGnAMroN. The loco
motive BDghamton, which drew the freight train
mat lett Blnghamton yesterday NJ 4. IS L. MIX.
pioded about hall mile North Of Chenango Forks
about clock instantly killing the freman .one
OF the brakesnen. and very buddy, il not fatally,
inluring the engineer. The engineer, Geo. NJ.
Myres. was terribly burned and mangled Ills
right arm is broken in III &c placrs. his left is
badly sealded, III" ilrshv part all blown Ell and
ms lace aud breast IDLY burned. Ills cl"thes
were all blown of trnn him, except the waisiband
OF his panaloons. We learn that this morning
he Is slill nlive. and some hopes of his recovery.
lie has hUd his senses during the whole time
DR. ShpmHn went down this morning In take the
unfortunate man under his care, Mr.. Myres is n
single man.
The fireman, Dclos Comsiock was almost in.
stantIy killed his body being thrown upon the
cmhnnkmrn'. H. hrenthed about three hours
utter the accident, hnt WAS totally unconscious
II" had heen on the road only about six weeks.
The brakeman, Ralph skinner. was instantly
killed. He was found lying by the side of the
fireman. fe got on the engine at the Fork with
another brakeman who belonged To the same
train, and did not 90 hack 10 his post as did his
oomrhde. bat stood talking with the fireman and
engineer
The storm house on the engine was blown into
thousand fragments, aud he smoke pipe thrown
uron the omhankment. The locomotive was de-.
taehed from the tender, and ran abolt the length
OF the irain after the explosion. No cause has
YET been given for the accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31
OLD POINT CONVENTION.

The Old Point Convention convened ycster.
day, ind was largely attended. Delegates were
present from Maryland. District of Columbia,
Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia,
and Texas.
ExPresident John Tyler was chosen presi
dent. and ID. NJ. Barring.r. Hin. Mr.. Hnmlin,
NJ N. Falls, and Thos. J. Page Vice Presidents,
Letters were read from all the members of the
Cabinet Lieutenant Maury, and others, strongly
endorsing the scheme.
After the appointment Of committees. the
Convention adjourned ill to-day. Friday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

At Tyreeana on the 26h inst, Mrs. MILDRED TY-
REF relct ofthe late Rich'd Tyree, decd Of the
oldest citizens of Lynchburg. Her name associated
with its early hstory-the origin Of large family
Widely esteemed for her great simplicity and purity
of character In religion, of the Socetyot Friends in
life good aud noble woman, and in death IN hum
bic christian.
Lvnchburg Republican and Richmond papers please
ccpy.
At the residence Of her nephews Juo. D. & P NJ.
Gilbert in Amherst, on the Goth June 1857, after
illness of several years Miss JUDITH ANN GILBERT in
the Goth year of her age.
The deceased had been for about 40 years, mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and it may
be truly said that in her life she exemplifed the
character of the true christian.
She died in the full assurance of bssul immor-
tally.
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L NlTIID STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
To :ac Merchants. Mechanics nud Professional
fsrn ef E.ynchbnrg,

NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
To .ac Merchants. Mechanics nud Professional
N"n Of Eynchbnrg.
IND 7HE PEBLiG GENER tiL1.
A LirESONS wishing 10 advertise thei, III Sinners
"a PROFESSION Ia tho following papers, which
Agent each Of them having Ltah CIRCULATION In the
Western aud South Western counties of Virginia aud East
Tennessee, will please tal on me
VIRGINIA AND rENNE SEE NEWS, BRISTOL
BROW NLOW : KNoNN iILE Greuu) WIG.
NlNDICAToR Joncsboough Tom.
G oAznTTf STAR Lexington, Va
H Via"iSTAa' Abingdon Va.
SENTINEL I , t,.r,,. -,
SALEM REGISTER }s.,... -,
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, '''"'' w
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence Grayscn Va.
DEMOCRAT, I ~ .....,,. -,
VALLEY WIG, '"'"'"'' va
WESTERN STAR, '"'t''''""f' va
WyIiiTViiir INES 80 Wythcvie Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Je0crsouvilc Ta2cwell county, Va.
Persons wishing TO advertise In any the anyc papers will
find II to their NfftfSr to call al the Office of the
Iynclhurg NrRnian STAIRS where contracts viii be
made, and Advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
U will also receive and forward advertising any paper
In the United States. \. WADDlII,
apl . Is Foreman Nirgnlan Office.
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ALUM SPRINGS.

rnNuEsE Springs situated eleven miles tnm lynehonrs
hui from the Forest Dspot on tia Va " Tenn " ~
VIII always ho In rcadntaato convey pas
sengcta tho Spng The water OF these Springs
fully established aud aeknoe lodged by many OF the
eminent ply scsns Of this country 10 be soNEkIius
SPECIFIC Serolna and all euanouus Diseases u has
failed In o.ctlng Of dyspepsia AMI all womb os
proaps utiii aud all Kindred diseases a. reya
lent amongst females ,
Tho water have been recently nunyned by Tie
most reliable Chem.s n tho United States and pronounced
Iodine than mineral water yet
discovered Ecnols . DEWEY, Prop"
july IL d3N Sciw
li4L rL.nD La
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MAY 29rd 1877
GEORGJEE, ,l M o RUC1<ER,

HAS received the following very desirable gooda.
which he invites the attention Of lis cnsiomefs and tho
buyers of Dry Goods GENERALLY
SILK FrnRes and Tase Buttnn assorted eolofa to mat
Black Moiro Antique Ribbon (for trimming Baaquea)
Plaid and Checked Gnglams,
Black Tamitan, beautiful DrCas goods for mournlnR,)
Sky Blue Maria Louise Pea Green and Black MousBs,
Steel Spring Skirts, assorted styles very desrabe)
Whnlcboue do "
Antique md Lace Mantes (yery beautiful and
extremely cheap)
Black Chantilla Lace Nantes, lin great varietyD
Irish Linens Hosiery, Alexandoris Kid Gloves &c
All Of which will be sold extremely low, Those wishing
avail the benefits resulting from the price
sgse will fluid their interest greatly promoted by calling aud
making their purchases from tins House q. NJ L.
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ArcrroN ANp c"mmISsI0N HOUSE

FOR THE SALE OF EEGRoES ONLY.
M NJ. Pss.EHAu "a 60, solicit the patron-
lie their friends generally aud pledge thomeyesto
their chdravra ads The totat of all persons
leaving property In their hands Tor sale
II NJ pnlah, the senior partner In tho concern, having
been in the business the last ~ years nas himself TINT
satisfaction IL all his patrons Liberal al
yances made and healthy places provided To
oonfnc slaves Board NJ 30 cts per day.
We always he found Mt tho old stand Wall at, Rich
mond Va competent prraou viii always hr nj The cars or
boat, 10 take charge OF negroes on their Arrival ..
-. NJ, PtLLlAM
10 10d1y \ z PuIllAM
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r,t,, a,,n staff ATairS.

,T.r,r-Mr Hammer, Commission Merchant, and
Jennings and Haynes, Inspectors, yesterday,
a5 before the tobacconists, and the public gem
PfI at Friends Warehouse, very acceptable en-
s,anment The extraordinary priceef tobacco sold
'e erdnesday 1910 dollars per handred) was, we be-
v , The melting eause.' The lar*acrowd present
ed 10 enjoy themselves very much in paying their
,,ects to the good things solid and liquid which
,sere so literally spread before them
. yoryG RoGuEs-IIis honor, the Mayor, had up for
o,amiha,ion Yesterday quite number Of boys whose
1as range from ten TO fifteen years, charged with
Ealing goods from several of our merchants and dis
ling of them to the ladies residing on our back
tf,reets at prices vastly below first cost consid
r,ble quantity Of the stolen goods have been recov
oa and were exhibited in court The cases have
Roo, continued until Tomorrow morning, when we
hone sufficient number of facts will be elected to
bring the Young rascals TO the punishment they de-
serve.
E,ourH JUDICIAL ClRcUIr.--The returns from this
District show as was expected that the contest
between Messrs Marye and Coleman. The latter has
aoubtedly been elected The vote rs far cnn
ascertain. stands as follows between these two cad-
ddates:
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BY 7 Il / + G r APH
ARRIVAL OF TuE sUROp

HALIFAX, July aD--The Europa has arrived
with dates to the 18th instant.
Cotton has advanced i-l6c. Flour very dull
and declined %; some circulars say ID, to 4d--
Corn is reported quiet. Tho crops promise u
luxurant yield.
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mo VvyE sEENEUsoE psEAsUHE AND

4 LOVtKs OF TIE BEAT III L,---T'fANs 0F OTTLNI
The Proprietor pleasure Announcing that he Is
unnng DdfLY LINE or HORSE Stages between
s-~rss Liberty and the Peaks III Oter Ga distance of
"A 10 miles, good road. citing M Lab
s1'ASS@-47S erty with the Mail and Accommodation
Tennessee Railroad Fare ~ ..
by this arrangement passengers have pleasant evenings
ride bore might whore they will lind
COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS aud no effort,
the part the Proprietor spared render then s0urn pleas
agreeable having ample time TO visit the tho
Peaks and return o Liberty next morning.
He will also keep COMFORTABLE HACK NJ tho Peaks
passengers through buchanan distance Of II
miles VIII there with StARrs Natural
Bridge LrXngi n, Kockbidge Alum Springs and the Central
Railroad; line from Buchanan Dagger Springs
and Greenhrier white sulphur. Returning travellers nom
tho White Sulphur and lockbridge Alum rpngs at all
times procure Buchanan nitaer with my
line for Liberty
This Is ~ the Greenbrier White sulphur
any pleasant besides hHv
ing the advantages the Peaks OF Our aud
in, the Natural Bridge.
20 Visitors will find that the Peaks of otter Hotter hasa
delightful pleasant locality the temperature being from
10 to Is degrees cooler than IN Liberty or Buchanan
will the above lines during the hummer AMI Fall
months. LEYBUKN WILKES.
mix =
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20 DISPATCH.
Additional Foreign News by the Eu-
roma,

HALIFAX, July o.-Richardson, Spence Co, Cir
cular quotes Flour declined one shilling Consols mo-
MY 81 4aol /; Account %. Bullion in Bank of Eng
land increased 100000. Bank rates reduced to 81.
Shipping ,he Telegraph cable aboard the Again
cmnon finished ON the 18th inst and the Mag
nearly finished,
The Poet Bernuger is dead.
The final interview between the Spanish Govern
ment aud the Mexican Minister ulted it ia believed
unsatisfactory, Il is reported that the Emperors of
Russia, France mad Austria will meet shortly Mt Bava-
ria also that the King ofPrussins recent visit to Wen
for the purpose Of eIlccting reconciliation
between Russia and Austria.
The Markets
INV ioRK, July 30 -Broadstnils unchanged. Va
a.
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WHEAT THRASHERS

fuNHE UNDERSIGNED, having becomn Agents for the
j Schenectady Agricultural Works VIII keep constantly
hnnd sample thpr Patent Improved Railway Horse
Power Thrahos aud Separaiers Combined ihtaHhefs nnh
Miuuovcrs This Ihrashng machine received The FIRST
PREMIUM New York State Fair In 1855, and eouin
ues good sfacon 10 all who have naod ihen
THE HORSE POW ERS made strong aud So gear
cd that requires the team 10 travel only about mea per
hnur thereby making 1t suitable TO work either horHos az OK
them. 80. -.
THE riiR ASilEis and COMBINED TlRASlERS and
WNNoW nS constructed As to discharge III the gram
and dust throughe mnehno and nat nn the enufs ace ma
= usual with other klndH.
The lhrnshw ana Nnnuwef has n hENol4NlNt WikE
SEPARATOR which does tbs work more perfectly Than can
be dune Ia any other way
TlIE SEPARATOR dddc) has fork straw shaker hleh
shakea the grain out OF the aaw asst paacH oh tho Ihns
ppranna WISHING those rhrashers do 80 by
calling atoro, whore further information VIII be given
concerning them, lRbf SAuNDEiS
10
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ACTION NOTICE.

TKNE FIRM or FULLIAM q DAVIS HAVING BEEN
dissolved by mutual consent either Of thep hrinsfs h hu
fhnfized The the IN settling Tho bu
sincss The books the In The hands of W
Elmare su who II also authorized 10 settle up the business
All persons Indebted the viii rlcnse call H. w
Elmote Esd or either OF the firm iut settlement
II NJ. rtttILAM.
M1lik II nd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

tuyHua WATERING PLACE II nav epen Ter
reception visitors II Il situated near the summit
the Allegheny Mountain In the County OF Montgomery
Virginia. ~ miles fen GhrlstianAbnrg Depot on the N
gnia 4 Tennessee Railroad
To parsons seekng health pleasure This place affords one
of tho most retreats where to be found IN the
mountains virginia The powerful curative pfoperrs oil tho
water ah-hai Feral tuaneons Diseases
Diseases tho Stomach and na1els " prnhay eAeeA nhy
In this Chronic parrhn Is regarded rs ecihe
Annln have been made To convoy visitors 10
from Springs In splendid -Four lorse coaehra man
aged by earf aud experienced drivers Also an extra ne
Coaches will be kept IN readiness 10 run TO amy OF INC al
accent watering. q other pavoa OF resort
Hoard per month So ..
TiIoS II FoNLKEs,)
J. T.. EDMUSDSoN, : Pfoprietofa
o. r. GARDNER
a Al.
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E1DS-Th co-pn rtucrsbip Of Hill
~ Whitehead is this day Dissolved by mutual consent
1IlDS q, hill.
EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
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orally known BY the citizens of IyncbuIg and surround
ing country this best assorted sock of
DRY GOODS in this market, all OF which am Hing off
n small profit for cash. JNO. j. PuRVIS, Agt.
f,lrD j.
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IYNCHBIfRG COLI .EGE,
tbtrl a. In In,

FuNnE third annual session Of this ln~tiiUiion
Il will commence on the first Monday In September.
The location the hcathcat accessible In
Scientific complete that OF boat American Colleges
Of Lieut. J. u. lankenshp. graduate the v
The several professors Will have the exclusive charge ofe
Grammar School in which young may be thoroughly pre-
pared for College or business.
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL Cox, President Professor Of Mental aud
Moral Science, aud Of History
WILLIAM CARROLL, NJ Professor of Greek aud of polit
teal Economy
q MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor Of Latin aud Of Bellies
LctTea
J. DtANKENsIiir graduate If v NJ Professor Of Math
emRtes and Tactics
Il. h. IRoCkf1t, Esq, Professor of Natural Sciences
SAMUEL OAKLAND, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
ID. A. LAHoHoRNE NJ ID, Professor OF Anatomy aud Phys
oogy.
@. ApoLpnE sARtom, LII, D., Professor Of Modern Ian
guagee
EIpcrscs hoard ~ per week washing 81 % per month
fuel mud lights Sleper torn.
10 Persons desiring further information obtain
logucs by addressing the President
Rep llich. Wing Enquirer copy july 1ets
NTEW LONDON ACADEpN.-Th. ncx,I.c--
~ of this School VIII begin tho ian August and
close 18th February following forms per session Of i've
months for Tuition sl6 For Tpion and Board (escept
lgh SCI so For circulars contannR luhe information ad
Cd. 1ANRiS Principal
july l53tawtlHept Forest Donat, Va
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A LADY SAVED BY HER HooP FROM THE BITE
OF A MAD DoG.-Qute a circumstance occurred
the other day. which the champions of hoops re
late with great uncton A lady passing down
Twelfth street was alarmed by hearing the cry
of 'nad dog and seeing several men approach
hastily, armed with brooms, shovels sticks, &c.
turning round suddenly. she met the Infatuated
animal. who rushed toward her, foaming at the
mouth. and with all the other symptoms Of the
most determined hydrophobia. The lady shrek
ed and tainted the dog fastened his teeth in her
dress. and then dashed down an area where he
was caught and Immediately killed. The lady
meanwhile was taken 10 n house near by and re-
storativps applied. which soon brought her to
her senses. when she discovered no feeling of
pain unusual susceptibility in her limbs, where
she supposed the dog had bitten her. On exam
inaton, steel spring i'll her hoop was found to
be bitten quite in two and the prints of the sharp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

UNO. II. a SAMUEL TyREE.
- GomrasissiOm Merchants,
LYNcHBuRG Va,
Offer their services the planters and the public generally for
the ala of Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
that experience of 10 20 will enable
give general safaeiion Their Office Ia Younger 4
Smiths a the tho Banks. which enables them
pay tho Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. IL. & SAML TYREE
feb 26.d&c1y
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#3 precincts each.

Coleman's maj. as far as herd from, 40.
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EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
GDMNHaSNaHN 4sEsEGkaANT.

d NJTI ' n.
UHARTICULAR enon pal the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
and other produce, Office nj The rcof a. H. Rucker
Mr. rhos.G Hill, long known siesnau of Tobacco has
been cmplnye by and will devote lis time that branch
u IN busint july 23dlaw acts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31
CHARLES SIMPSON NJ. AiMPs
SIMPSON n BROTHER,

MAIN NTnfff, lNNtuhuHd VA
XNE are now receiving our entire spring and summer
w purrhnaes Of birmingham and Sheffield Hardware
from The Manufacturers Of extensive
sottment of American Goods. the which
for Cash on the most favorable terms.
Our assortment IL unusually complete mud feel
VIII bear favorable comparison with any IA the country
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31
The Market,

NEw YoRk, July 3o-llroadstoils unchanged. Va
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