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Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATlaN.
TIME subscribers have opened large W are House
ger Depot, and near the American Hotel where they
are prepared to give the highest Ca sh price for
Corn, Rye. Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand a large
supply Of good WHISKEY, which they ill ex-
change for grain They will soon be ready to fur
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers.
va Cash will be PAID for 500 thrifty stock hogs
HARTMAN 4 SNApP
October IL, 1SJG-tf
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
,JEWELRY. &C.

~ ARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE,
~ Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
IIampton's Vegetable Tincture
Wistar's Balsam Cherry.
Puer's ToIu, Railways Ready Relief.
Oxygenated Bittcrs, Davis Pain Killer,
German Bitters, Bakers Bitters,
India Cholagogue, Jaync's Especto-ant,
Alkaline Syrup Rhubarb,
Norwooc's Tinct, Eerat Viride,
Fluid Ext. Pareia Brava, Liquor Ergotina,
Valerinata Ammonia, Aromatic Elixir Ergo:
Satz, Apericnt. Syrup Naptha
Fluid Ext. Spigalia,
Fluid Ext. Spig, and Scuna.
fluid Ext. Valerian, ETC., etc.
For sale by DR.. T. II. KINNEY J. co.
Nov. II, 1857.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02

IN the uorld tor tie fo1lowing diseases:
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs Influenza
Colds inflammation
Chest Diseases Inward w Weakness
Costiveness Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia Lowness of Spirits
HiaIrhss Piles
Dropsy Stone and Gravel
Debility Secondary Symptoms
Fever and Ague Nenereal Affections
Female Complaints Worms Of all kinds
mg~ CAUTION None are genaine unless
the words 1'Hollomay, Nec York and London, y
discerniblc IFateraark in every leaf of the
book OF directions around each pot or box the
same may be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the
light A handsome reward will be given to any
one rendering such information as may lead to the
detection of any party parties counterfeting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing ,nem to
be spurious.
~ Sold at the Ma,lafaetory of Professor HoI-
LowAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and BY all res
pectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United States and the civilized world, in
boxes at 25 cenis, 621a cents. and ST each.
GsSs> There is considerable saving by taking
3he larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder affixed to each box.
July 18, Is57.-1y.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
HATS AND CAP S

r HAVE just received direct from Oakford &
i Sons, mandatory in Philadelphia, 10 Cases
embracing all the latest styles and kinds, SLOUGH
Hungarian, Fur, Mole Ska, Wool, &C.. &c. Al
so, full assortment of Men & Boys Caps. Fo,
sale cheap for cash. JNO. \. j. WHITE.
~ 1881
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
REInI .HIDE TLcTFyTTTC.

HLICsLD respectfully inform the citizens OF au-
w CASA aud iha adjoining Counties. That he Ia.
received one oftht largest and best selected Stock
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
Buck Wheat Flour.

VKTE have Just received few Bags Of nice lluck-
wv Wheat Flour. put up in quantities to suit
any size family. STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Oct L. IS51-Socc, cory.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
q WOsRD no FEMALES.

The local debility and Irregularities which are
the especial annoyances of the weaker sex, and
which, when neglected, always shorten life, re-
loved for the time being. and prevented for the
time TO come BIZ course of this mild but thorough
alternative.
Hollouays Pills are the best remedy knomm
H. ..a.TJ L.. A.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02

tIIVIT n II UHHu tOinp!lc1 ed forms.
lis great success in those long
standing and dii!it ult cases. such as
were formerly considered incura-
bic is sufficient to commend Him to
the public as worthy of the extcn
sivc ratTo' age which he has recciy-
ed. Within the last eight years DR..
;. has treated more than 20. 500 CA
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
DOCTOR SMITH!

rs tor rnaRy years devoted his whole attention
Il to III" treatment Of Private complaints, in all
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
N EDICAI, HOUSE.

E"f"Hi~hea i" ordtF to afford the afflicted ornE aDd
Scientific medical did and for TIE saI PRECISION Of
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02

~ No letters will be answered nnlaxz thes CEN
tar remittance, Postage STAMP to pa, postage
on the answer. March %. lS57.-ly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20

Id l. MA A w AR ID &c d
DR.. CIarIe'S sherry Wine Bi,sers,
by A. A. HArEs, State Aasayer Judge at the Massachu-
sets CHARITABLE Mechanic Association held in Boston,
Sept, 1855.
Dr. oIarke's Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted pleasant
10 take
Dr. Carke's sherry Wine Bittsrs, warranted made of
Roots and Herbs
DR.. Clark sherry Wine Bltters, warranted the best
Spring medicines used
DR.. carkes Sherry Wine Bters, warranted to cleanse
the blood.
Or. olarke's sherry Wine BnterS, warranted to cure
Dr. oIsrkes Sherry Wine BItteru, warranted to give
Dr. csrEs's Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted to cure
Dyspepsia.
Nervousness
Dr. olIks's Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted to cure
Diarrh0a.
Dr.. clarkes Sherry Wine Bnters, warranted the bes.
medicine in the world
Bold in Worcester by JAMES GREEN, mon, one bot
tie to gross, at Prcpretors lowest prces aso or saIe
by NJ d. Green, D. Boott, SllAs Dinsmotu John O. FIl
Gould q Andrews, Tan Son, and Chas. Clarke
Price-pint 26c, at. 42c, OTIS. Toe, OTIS. 4I2s
myT deod0m
~ Il. HARRINGTON, 800 Main street
daw ID door aOulh Of Cemmuu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20

'ct. 2GIin, 1858,
IN FRAMINGHAM'
CLOCK A. NJ,
| Blood Devon Cattle,
j and Heifers, from three years
{ reserve, the highest bidder is
e Baltimore Importation and
will be furnished.
,iyen on good security.
We quite stormy, the sale will be
VIM. BUOKMINsTER.
1853, dkwss go
)F THE CONNER
has opened a beautiful Room
ng Room, which he intends to
and girls, where they can pur
tTuetIOH, Reading Writing,
d arithmetic. Terms per quar-
to twenty. dot go
IS GILLIARD would inform the
, and neighb oring towns, thai
No. AZ Front Street,
will continue to manufacture
z E T T E s, CURLS,
AOK BANDS.
? Goods, constantly on hand.
s. GILLIARD, ~ Front St.
d3m
. RS remaining 10 the Post
Oct. 20, 1858.
johnson, John
johnson, J G, MD
johnson, miss Mary n
Jsmes mrs Il r
KANE, Anne
Kelly, Cornelius B
Kenny, Nancy
Kinney, Martin
LICE, Benjamin
L9zzell, miss Annie
LiTermure, CG
Loud, George W
Lsmb, Harriet A
Lock George
Lewis Joseph II
lewis, mias Julia Ann
Langway, Lewis
Levy, L
flanagan, Patrick
Lowell, miss s Ada
MIRANDA, D
Moulton, Alffen B
Martin, mrs Elizabeth
Martin mrs EB
Metcali. George Il
Miller, James,
Main, John
Morse, Luther G
r Of Msule, NJ Vi
er)Morse, NJ G
MCKsnns, miss re
Martin, Or William
NELSON, A
Newton, miss Charlotte L
Nalligan, Hannah
Nelson & Rice, messTs
0'Connors, Timothy
PACKARD, Charles L
Putnam, Charles NJ
Patch Frank
PIERCE mrs Eliza
Parker, mrs Hannah F
Partridge, miss Jane A
Plate John
Potter, miss Lizzie A
Powers miss Mary
Price, mrs Maria L
Pratt, Henry
Perry X
Pierce, Thomas s
Phillips, Hon, Stephen H
Patrick, VIM. 2
Quin, Dennis
ROWE. OE
Russell, Charles
Reynolds Edward
Richards, Hiram
Richards, miss Lucy NJ
Robinson, miss Msrg NJ
Rice, D K
Rim, s II
SAMPSON, mrs Ann
Stafford Il Parks, messrs
st5well, miss Abbie G
ST. Clair, mrs Eliza
starkweather, G W
Shepard, John
santsms, Julia
Smith, mrs Juliet A
Stookman, Lyman B
Spring, mrs N W
Smith, Mary Il
Shipper, Rev Rush R
Smith, William II
TAYLOR, miss Aurelia
Thompson, D @
Tucker, miss Ellen L
Thompson, Z r
Taft, Henry
Tucker, Lucian A
Tallmen, Stephen B
Vetromile Rev Eugena
Valentine, J g
NanttrAgen, WE
Co WHEELER, w
White Il Wewey, messrs
White, Alonzo
Wood, Aarou
Whitney, David
Waketeld, Charles W
Whitney, mrs Eliza j
Whipple, miss Eliza 2
Walden, L nilyS
Woodward, Edwin P
Whitlemore, Flea NJ
Willis. George
Washburn, Il nry Fl
Webster, II L h Co
Washburn, miss Jennie
Wilson, miss Mary
Williams, miss Nellie
Wheeler, mrs Samuel
Wesson, 7
Weeks, RF
above will please say they ale
E. BANGSTER, 2. M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20
NBW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I'D EvoN STOCK
The subscriber viii sell at a
Tuesday, Dee.
AT HIS FARM IN
At 0 o'cloc
Ten or more Fall Ri
consisting Of Bulls, Cows, and
to eight months OF age.
The sale will be WITHOUT re.
the winner.
All the stock is from the sap
fun pedigrses OF all the anima
A liberal credit will be eiver
Should the weather prove O.
po,ipoaed f1r one day.
Framinghsm, Dot. IS, 1858
RHR. EATON. OF
IfA GAL COLLEGE. has
adjoining his Bookkeeping /
use as a school for boys and
sue under thorough instruo
Spelling Geography, and Ar
er 50. Number limited to ty
ID EMOVAL.-MRs.G 81
2 { ladies' Of Worcester, an,
she has taken the store NJ
Leland's Block, where she wi
WIGS, + RIZ re
AND BACK
Also, a variety Of Fancy Gc
HELEN s.
o2O d3l
4 EST OF LETTERS
AZ Office, at Worcester, Oct.
AldTich, Aaron ],
Andrews, Oharies A ]
Armstrong, George A J
Ayers, William J
Astette, 5ahin A Z
BUTLER, Ambrose X
Bryant h Child, messrs +
Boston Locomotive Works K
Belknap, miss Anna NJ /
Bowen, rev CT L
Bachelor, Eli " L
Beckwith, miss aellen NJ L
Boynton, miss Hattie L L
Bemis, Henry [
Black burn, miss J L
Bagchm, Ira I
Brigham, miss Juliette l
Bartlett, miss LsVinia 7 l
BoydeD, mics Laura A /
Brown, miss Mary Jane 1
Barton, miss Mary j n
Bates, mis- Martha n
Billings, miss Nettie D
Bloomer, miss 0etavia n
Brousitette, Peter n
Buck, 81 aulding n
Belknap, c W n
Boswortn, rev George w N
CROKER, manufacturer of y
Gu hman, Abby lpaper)Y
Coffin, miss Anna \
CLARK, miss Ada L \
Chase, David \
Clifford, o II n
CLARK, Franklin \
Clark, mrs George H 7
ClOugh, J L c
Coombs, mrs John L
Connolly, miss Mary I
Clark, Marvin /
Ohristy, Owen /
Clark, Sidney |
Carter, miss Sarah /
Curtis, Charles E
Clark, Catherine ] /
Cloudnan, Sarah N
D0LEN, Archibald ]
Davis & Babccck
Davis, A A
Dean, miss Ann Maria
Davis, mrs X 2
DIurg, miss c A
DolaD, miss Elizabeth
Deveron, Ellen
d .wey, II S
Doytl, John
Dandy John
Diekey. miss Lizzie s
Davis, miss Kate
D Dney, Il s Il Co
EDDY, mrs Almira s
Edison, Albion Il
bleat, henry
FULLER, a L
Fuller h Crossman
Fits, Charles A
Fisk. mr. (psper dealer)
Fisher, h
Fiagg, miss Hannah
Fenner j D
Friend, Joseph
Ferris, John II
Flagg, Nancy A
Foster, mis- Sarah E
GRAEF, Capt D W
G ltes, miss Catherine e
Gates, mrs Henry
Gllzier, g o
Green, miss Jane
Goodwin, James
Googins, miss Lizzie
Gleason, miss Martha NJ
Gibson, mrs Rosetta
dlmon, Grangill A
HORNE, messrs b W h Co
liill, Q
HAEes, Cynthia
Hewett, +
Harkness, Hiram
Hos 3rd, IL
Hemenway, James s
Himmont, Levi
Harris, May
Heath, mrs Puma s
Harris, Prescott
H SKINS, mis- Phebrsnn
Houghton, Samuel Il
Howe, mrs Sarah
Harris Samuel
Hale, Israel 2
INNS, miss Eliza
Innan, Albert II
JONES, mrs Ellen
johnson, miss Abbie A
Persons calling for the abo
advertised.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20
MARRIED..

In Hopknton Oct. 10, the brides grandfather's ,!y
Rev ilr. Webster, Mr. William A. Hood to Miss Sarah
Annette Valentine, all of this city.
In dibury Oct g. by Rev. Lewis Jessup, Rev. Thos.
g. Roberts Of Barkhamsted Ct, t. Miss May B. Good
ell of Mibury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20
DIED.

In this city, Oct 10, Mr.. William Estey, aged p.
Flu iesal Thursday, at / O'Clock p Ri, from the resi-
denc # James Il Bstey, No. Is William street.
"a this CT y, Oct. 10, Mrs. Mary Knowlton, aged 81
years.
Funeral at the Universalis. Church, today at 8
o'cionk P. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FENHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
- FO9 -
N We nj b e r.,
N O w r z A ID Y.
Contents.

Contents.
RAILWAY ENaINEEnlNe IN THE UNITED sFATRs.
HFR GRAoG, THE DRuMsERs DAUGHTER. (ooncluded.)
WORK RtsT
Co1IN CLoUr AND TIE FAIRY QUEEN
MISS WiMPLEs HOOP. (Ooncluded.J
NATURE THE Philosopher.
TunM4s JEFFERSON.
EsoNER OF WAR
TINS "WAsHISG OF THE FEET" ON HoLT THURSDAY, IN
ST PErER'a
PHYSICAL CouRADE.
A VISIT TO THE AuTUooRAT's LASDLADT.
The GREAT EVENT OF TIE CENTURY.
The LAST LOOK.
A SAMPLE OF CONSISTENCY.
LITER lRY NOTICES.
The Publishers believe that this Magazine hes become
a necessity with the intelligent reading public. Not con
tent however, with past it will be the sim of its
uoios to make it still more attractive and entertain
ing while at the same time ts high character aad scho
urship preserved
The FIrsr LUME, consisting Of seven numbers ended
In Nav last The SECOND voLUNs, also containing
numbers, will end with the December issue, in which the
Index will be given. Hereafter the volumes will begin
with January and July.
The pages Of the ATLANTIC stereoyped, and back
number can be supplied.
TERMS: e3 per annum, or twenty ave cents number.
Upon the receipt Of the price the publishers will send the
Magazine, post paid any part Of the United States.
CLUBsFve copies will be sent for $40, the subcrib.
ers paying their own postage
Phillips. Sampson, & Co.,
Publishers, 10 Winter Street, Boston.
For sale by THOMPSON & CO., Worcester.
go DIT
cr4.r4 ssg.a NOHVVlt II y AORCES-
EAyFs+A7ssSssTER RAILB0AD.-ROTICE On and
after MONDAY November LIST, 1855 the Trains leaving
Worcester ct 10 g and Norwich at 10 Is p m DtH
be Discontinued. 2. st N. ANDREWS sup't.
o2O dtN6
NATANTED-A situation as Wet Nurse Apply at
w No Howard street dit o29
NJ &c " \ o X U 4 L X r
100 pactagei, comprising nice dsiries Of New York
and Vermont Butter this day received and selling low,
by s f. STAPLES,
go dH IA Foster street
AZ - eCEsaEK AGkIGULlUKAL So
Wv CIBrY-Ths Society will ho'd its first Annual
Meeting under the new Constitution, WEDNESDAY,
20 h day OF October inst 10 for the choice Of
officers The hearing Of reports, and other ba,iness proper
at the Annual Meeting. Per order Of the President.
o6 daw3t r. WOODWARD, secy
NNLOUR.-The subscu ter is now receiving from the
9' Mills several Brands choice Family Flour, among
which may be fund
Quarry Mills, Manhattan,
q. J. Hill Extra. Marshall,
John Williams, Excelsior,
Rud other brands. Also Half Barrels If Flour
q. l. Hill Sons Graham.
Rye Flour, Buekwheat Flour.
For sale at lOae5t m Arket pTcee.
THOMAS SUTTON,
sep2I d&wn No Mechanic St.
A BARGAIN is oG,red to any enterprisiug man
On who can command 5000 to $500 t. engage In a
safe manufacturing business already established. APP.
ply at No. 236 Main street, Of L. BUGBEE
ol9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20

NOUNG MEN-Who are unsuccessIulIn anything
which they attempt, almost always sufferers
from spefmatnrh@a, Involuntary Seminal Emlssons
Until you ths disease, you viii never know what
You are capable accomplishing, how smart you may
be In the time your life - worse than blank
CURH this disease and every thing goes on smoothly,
and you prosper IN your undertaking. 600 me GOOD
and beautiful designs TO have as all enjoy fveJ but no
one can do 20 while suffering from any form OF sexual
dsease Now II afflicted, don't TOOL away your time
aud money upon Quaok Books, Rings" "Ouralive ~
Ipstrumenta Nostrnms INDIAN or other quaeksi
but II 40 disposed, proft BY my srpertenos Enclose
two stamps and address, ~ perfect confidence your
friend and former ielowaunerer, Boz llo OhareaoWn,
Mass Au2 d&Wom'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20

n OST-Betgeen New Worcester and foster street
DEPOT, or In the cars between Worcester and North
Oxford Ma,onc Breast Pin Square and Compass, set
la Pearls. The hnder will be suitably regarded on leav
II at this 01iee. d3tf 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-20

hereby approve OF the publication OF the above pc
ton according 10 the law 10 such cases made and pro
vided, in the Boston journal and Worcester Spy.
OLIVER WARNER,
sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
Secretary's Office, Boston,
Oct 1879 dQsNU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11

by all the Druggists in Nashville, and by Druggists
generally throughout the state. ,, :, ,,,,,o,-,rrp
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
.s--e,, Wholesale Agents, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11
See First an d Fourth Pages.

LORD MoNTAGU PAGE-An Historical Romance Of the Seven
tenth Century. By G. R James, author Of Rcheeu, &C
Philadelphia: Chds Pet on.
Weagree with the Richmond Dispatch in regarding Mr. JAMES
great master Of the ofhstoral fiction, second only in that
school TO WALTER So0T whom he resembles in his remarkable
pictorial powers in the soul OF cyary that pervades all his
and in the nobenes puy ofhe sentiments which
elevate the heart Of the while his mind instructed and his
fancy delighted. The Edinburgh Rerer Mr. ALLISON, the emf
nen historian and critic and others who stand foremost the
world oletters have accorded position author
Of which any might proud. hgher than the splendid
literary merit Of his works. and the potent spells Of Wtchey which
they throw the imagination is the unaffected and heahfu
tone perTadng ALL and respect which, it
may said Of Mr.. JAMES, cannotbe said ofaHy great British
novelist ofmodn tines except Sir WALTER sooTT, that he has
'eft line, which, ying he could wish blot The long and
brilliant Past guarantee that 'Lord Monagu's Page is
book worth having, as we'll reading.
The work is for sale by ". T. BERRY & Go.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11
NASHVILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, July Il, 1855.

TIKI 1Ew YoRK LEDeER Enrr9R.-Nr. Bonner, OF
the New Aor LEDGER is indeed prodigy among editors. In his
astonshs country By the mun6cenee and Of
his eNpeHdiiur n he advertising Of his Lege toT instance
dsiies fo morning o. t iay
have dout that's the DAY, he advertised AZ least
that day alone amounting to sl00C0. continually add
yeng through the entire year to an extent unparalleled
incredible NE journal.
This statement shows extent which this New York sharper
Is wheeling the country press into assisting him palm of bis
literary upon the public he goes the publishers Of
Of the daily papers Of NeE York, pays them 5000 the
privilege Of inserting in their advertising certain
amount o. mae The country press exacng, and
cormorantlike he viii fsen upon their hberay He sends
them adyersementhe chsptsr great sensation story
be proposes pubhand authorizes them publish it among
their reading matter and for which service he graeousy proposes
pay them the alne, and nineteen out Of
twenty to whom he sends his advertisement publish and
pocket for the same six to ten dollars In large towns and cities
the publishers would perhaps receive fifteen 70 twenty dollars
For inserting equal Of matter for Of their
nehbors Subscribers they would charge from three to I've
times much illustration Of this in the Journals
bonner had paid Of the daily papers Of
New York where his paper published much as he paid
to three hundred other papers.
Nh BoSNER appreciates the benefits Of advertising, and the
suit Of his great outlay this respect he is getting rich faster
probably, than any other York. His business tact is
certainly worthy Of emulation. The business who desires to
prosper and accumulate money ought know that be should
keep himself and his business constantly before those from whom
he expects to draw his patronage. Mr. Bonner understands this
and his paper advertised in every nook Of the
try and hence it that his paper has the immense circulation be
claims for it.
All thinking persons, who have knowledge Of the subject,
must agree with that this Of all times, the very time for ad-
verng. The business may not be large but
what done at ali chiefly by those advertise and Of
those who advertise they do most who advertise The
newspaper life presye by which udeious Of business
keep their heads above the WATER while their prudent fellows
go under The best newspaper which advertise is the
that is best Tadtha is the paper that keeps its readers
fully posted in monetary and the Of
the day. such paper the circulation, and
is, therefore, the best advertising medium
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11

Sf JOINS, July 10 The steamship Fulton with
Liverpool advioes of the Both, was intercepted of
Cape Race on Friday by the Associated Press Yacht
Cotton buoyant Breadsfufs steady; Provisions
dull Consols 95Sa954 for money.
The Fulton encountered strong westerly weather
but no ice She saw nothing of the Telegraph fee
The steamships America and PammOnica arrived
out on the 27th.
The news from India is important, advising Of
British successes
The British captured Calpee with great amount
Of stores and ammunition.
There had been serious disturbances at the Bonn
bay Presidency.
The Political agent and his escort had been muir
dered by the rebels.
Forts Capal and New Goond were taken.
Campbell had beaten the rebels and captured Mo
hundee. The rebels we're approaching Lucknow
which was fully defended. Other successes of the
British are reported
LIVERPOOL-Co sales Of three days, 81, 900
bales, including 10000 to Spectators, and 4 900
bales to exporters; ali qualities advanced fully !,
caused by American news received per steamer
America. The market closed buoyant aud active.
Manchester adViees favorable. Rates slightly ad>
VancId
The weather has been favorable for the crops
Flour steady; Wheat firm, Red advanced Id; Corn
dull; Beef heavy; Pork steady Bacon heaVyi Lard
dull and nominal; Resin dull.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11

So We Wish q Inform The public, that We hs'
just returned from the east. with beautiful stOe
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can offer il
iuoeneRts 70 purchasers equal to any other Mel
determined 70 sen as cheap as the cheapest VI
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially g
lot of side striped Berege and Mushns, which We
bought unusually cheap and win sell themth same
wav5 Also silks. Dncs.s and al the different kind
Of Drsss Goods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete al Of which We wish to dispose Of imme-
diatelv on terms most favorable to purchasers. Cal
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON Co,
spr7-tf No % Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11

Mr. T. CovAN-Delr Sir; hereby certify that in the sum
s Of the wear 1853 Of mine, boy about ~ year. or
% Who had ALWAYS before tat stout and Of vigorous
WAS attacked With gravel. Physician CALI
vino attended on several months during which time he
crew worse daily until helpless, and believe would
nave lied in DAYS had it not been for tend VINO advised
f ne III Cowau's Lthuntrpc procured few bottles, the
@ of which gave relief, and in short time he was able to
Ill aut and finally fully rscOvered since which time he his
bd no svpous disease, and TO all appearance is
bItbv as av servant my plantation therefore recon-
mend Il 10 All persons suffering under like disease Of
the most certain remedies kuown- -
Given under my hand, this August % 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11

II Mrs. E. NJ. successful balloon ascension
yesterday, sailing city andaghng in Edgeheid Snort
distance beyond river, Our be highly de-
lighted with Mrs DAVIS experiment, and she has yielded to
general DESIRE and make another Monday evening
at o'clock We trust our citizens will extend this enterprise
liberal nstrouape.