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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

| WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-Fhe dispatches received
/ ythe Government Earrste with miuntensss the
recent events in China Flag officer tn al says the
British officer in charge OF the guu-boHts. having
visited him. said nothing about aid, but bis sieu;
appeal WAS poRerfdl Indeed, in the few moments
he .Wss on board the POWhsttsn. he would look
anxiously at his admiral and ct the boats. After
he left, continues officer Tatnsll I held CONVEX
sation with Commissioner, Mr. Ward. He
agreed with me perfectly, that under the circum-
stances Of our position with the E0glish, and the
aid the Admiral had rendered me the day before,
could do no less than tow the boats to his relief
made the effer, which was thankfully aud promptly
accepted While the boafs we're making fast TO the
haWsers which veered astern. insisted On Mr.
Wards suite going on beard one OF the turks aud
leaving the tocy Wam for reasons which will be OBJ
Sious. He at first reluctantly yielded, and left US,
but soon returned in Of the English boats, de-
clsring that as the iocy wan his hlme and going
under fire, with his appreciation and concurrence,
he would remain in her. l reluctantly yielded TO
his gallant impulse. Capt Tainsll towed the boats
through the British line to within short distance
or the Admiral, whose Dag was flying. When
casting them eff. he retired 10 the rear of the
line and anchored for The night He took up this
position, as it mig hit enable him to aid the wound
ed, ans should the boats be suak. TO receive their
crews-in other words, to afford all the aid eOnsis-
tent with neutrality. ~
Having been informed By Britt h officer that the
Admiral vas Dangerously wounded, Captain Tat
nall went into barge 20 visit him. When within
a few feet of the CoTmoran, round shot struck
the ccxsvan, Mr. Hart, of Brooklyn, New York,
sad slightly wOuuding Flag Lient. Tranehard.
They reached the Cormorant before the boat en-
tirely sunk. Capt Tainal says the Chinese CON-
uissioDers had previously notified Alr Ward of The
arrangements, and requested him TO accompany the
British and French Ministers 10 Pccho This he
consented to, thereby to certain extent, assnm-
ing platform With the a ter, The sincerity of
the Commissioners was much doubted at the time
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AYERS
Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever aud Agss. Re.
mitisnf Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Arue.
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head.
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed far the
whole class Of diseases originatizs in lsii-a
larry arrangement, caused by the Malaria
Of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
eesaltle Of the American people than a sure aud
safe cure for Fever and Ague such W. are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty
that It VIII eradicate the disease. and with. a.
s1Tanee, founded ON proof. that no harm can
arise from IFS use in any qusntisy
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service IN the eomrnu-
mites where II prevails Pfessation is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN violent attacks of this balefill dis-
temper. This " CURE expels the nliasnatis
poison Of FKvER AND AOUE from the system ma
prevents the development Of the disease if TAXA.
on the first approach of its premenitoFy symptoms
II Is not only the best remedy ever YET discovered
Tor TINS css on complaints, bat also the cheapest
Ahe large quantity we supply Tor dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and in bIi6aa
districts, where FEvER AND AGUE prevails. every
BODY should have It and use It freely both for cure
and protection L IS hoped this price viii place il
within the reach CT all the poor as wen IS the
nch- A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermtsents is that it contains no Quinae
or mineral, consequently It produces no quinisn o.
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonstt1-
ton. Those cured BY it are left az healthy IS e
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague IS not alone the consequence Of
the mlasmatlc poison A great variety of disofdezs
arise tr0m its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gouf, Headache, Blindness,
Toothaehe. Earaehe. Catarrh. Asthma Palpitation,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in
the Bowels Cole, Paralysis. and Derangement Of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating IA
this cause, put On the intermittent type OF become
periodical. This 6 CURE expes the poison fron
the blood. and consequently cures them all alike.
1t Is sn invaluable protection to immigrants ard
persons travelling or temporarily residing IN TIE
maarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the infection, that viii be excTe-
ted nom the system. and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity to nPen into disease. Hence 4
Is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
ayail themselves of the protection this remedy
aH,n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

A HAIEyE ADMIssIox.-The Providence Journal
taking notice OF Willis not decent story about
Lieut.. MAURY and the South Sea Princess, says
there is not the appearance of bit Of truth in it,
and adds: ave intended to fad room for it before
it was contradioted, but we we're too late"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

Letters received from Rome, dated August 9th,
stale that the indispOsitiOn Of the Pope was Of q
much more serious character than the published &C.
counts represent He is suffering under severe
attack of erysipeas in Of his legs, keeping him
q close prisoner in his room in the Palace Of the
Vatican
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

WoSpERFuL YIELD OF WHEAr.-Msj P. B. Read
ing informs us, that 9 few days since he thrashed
ana cles ned up little 300 bushels Of Sonora
Ehest-b sng the product Of 764 acres OF land upon
his 'Buenayentura Ranch"-ths yield averaging
l;,ts,ovsr So bushels to the acre OF this amount
ssns 30 bushels are gleanings, and 0lS bushels
are 6rss quality Of Wheat, being Wholly free from
smut.--.ShGssa (Csl.) Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

FAsHlOxABLE FRSbCH ROMtN are far from be-
ing the Eighty and friVOlus beings that they are
represented to be by those who know nothing of
their bome-lfe. The gayest aud most accomplish
cd French lady, when :" at home" will assist in
cooking the dinner she has bought in the market
for servants are generally Wastefu and she knows
to an ounce how little she can do with. Ia that
marvellous place. Frsncbkiteh'n she will fit about
like fairy, creating saVoFy and magical messss
out of the cOumoRest raw N derial. AID then pre-
side st the table with the most charming grace and
lsdy-like. dignity Those people very much
mistaken who suppose that fashionable French
woman is merely anintrguing and flirting butterfly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

There are two joan CeCHEANEs in New York city,
one that is married and that isn't, and the one
that isn't is the Congressman from No G. The be-
lesguered bachelor in cOntradetng the story Of his
wedding, writes that be may de- bat, Though close
seiged. never surrender. lie says he prefers the
obituary to the matrimonial column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

Would NOT ACcsPr.--We see il stated that BAR
MUM t1fsred sPUROEGS, the preacher, $4,000 to
come TO the New World en- ee,uriDg tour, and that
the celebrated pulpit orator crusily replied by sim
ply writing "Aet' xiii. TO-" and sending II to the
ex-shOWman The verse reads thus:
80. full Of subtiliiy aud all mischief, thju child
Of the devil, wilt thou not cease to pervert the
right ways of the Lord"
We are inclined 10 think it was lucky for BAR
NUN that sPURGEoS did not accept the Offer; for it
strikes US that the English preacher would have
proved sort Of Jerome clock speculation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

The Mobile (Ala.) Advertiser of late date, ssyo;
c. H. SsEID, at Marion, Ala, is engaged in the
laudsble enterprise Of preparing a volume which
shall cOatsn history of all the Southern Colleges.
Each "histOry" will occupy space in the book of
from three to ten pages Each essay will be written
by some one directly interested in the College Of
which it treats The book will be valuable as
work Of reference. It will contain an engraving Ct
every college in the South. If the enterprise is
successful, the work will appear in March, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

An ISCIDESr.-0n the last day Of the State Fair
at ZAnesville. the stock was led round the grounds
for the benefit of the spectators. In the "PrOees-
siOn were eight large doukeys. While the donksys
sore passing place where the crowd was tn
hisssst, long, lank old man in green speciaclss
81 qse OG q stump and screamed: "Tbis part Of the
proc essiOa, ladies and gentlemen, air Sons Of
Malta" There was violent laughter, though many
regarded it as b. joke. Evidently, he has Joined
the p Q. Rs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

One day last week train on the Mississippi read
made the run Of ninety miles, from Prairie du
Chen to Madison, in two hours and ten minutes
This is the fastest time made for that distance
10 the Northwest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

The rumOr that JOHS MITCHELL is to visit France
appears to have filed the anti-Saxons with the hope
that the day of their redemption is drawing nigh.
The Dundalk DtnOerat says: "If he is coming to
France, he would not have venlured there without
knowing the footing which he is to stand It is
probable that he has been eorresp ,ning with
friends in Paris, who know something more of what
is going to happen than other people" The D,n.-
Oerat then proceeds to speculate the certainty of
MrTcHELL's scattering the Rnglish befOre4im Ike
chat, asserting, at the same time that This champ
i of Irish Liberation is not likely to be so easily
Q ught as Wolfe Tone was in '98.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

NORTH CARoLIEA DsIED FRUIT.-A correspond
ent writes the Fayetteville 06ssrvT as follows:
From the LIST Of July up to the 18th Of septsn
Der, there was sent off 277,879 pounds Of dried
fruit. 800 pounds of this quantity was sent to
Indiana. About $500 worth Of dried bIaekbsrries
have been sent to one nan" The correspondent
suggests that dried persimmOns might be made
profitable article of trade, as they command high
price. They are as plentiful as weeds in that State
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At the Cottonwood, 800 miles this side Of Denver
City, there was considerable snow storm At that
pl,ss on the fifth of September. Snow fell to the
dentih Of four inches
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Capt. Comstoek commanded the Russian frigste
General Admiral on her voyage from New York to
Cronstsdt. He has taken great interest in the
steamship Great Eastern from the commencement,
and has visited her every few m1nths while in
Of construction, and the invitation Of Capt. Hsr-
rison, her commander, and the Board Of Directors,
he accompanied her on her recent trip. and hal
pened to be on deck st the time Of the fatal steam
explosion of Hay TOngs, the evening Of the oh
ut. Capt. ComstOck is highly pleased With the
steamer, and pronounees her perfect eueeess
far IS navigation is concerned aud is even enthus-
astic on the subject Of her performance. Many
have the impression thai the late trip was trial
trip, for speed, but this is entire mistake The
trip was made simply for the purpose OF removing
the ship from the Thames TO spot where she can
be coated and put in proper trimfJr a trial trip.
The Great Eastern is 10 be prepared for her tria
trip as soon IS the repairs neeessated by the e1-
plosion can be completed. Her trial trip will be
from HOlyhesd to Portland. and according TO the
present arrangements she will sail from Holyhesd
for Portland, Maine, the 10th If October
They talk Of building i've more steamers Of simis
lar monster proportions for the India trade but, Of
course, that will depend upon the success of this
first great experiment.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOG ALL the PURPOSES Of A FAMILY psYSlo.

are composed that disease within the range Of their
action rarely withstand or eyade them Their psa
etratng properties search and cleanse and nyigorzts
every portion Of the haman organism correcting its
diseased action, and restoring It's healthy Yaites AZ
consequence Of these properties. the invalid who y
bowed down with pain physical debility astunished
70 ind MS health energy restored b remedy e
enee 50 simple and inviting.
N5sonly do they cure the everyday complaints q
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased to furnish
grams ny American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their cures and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints CostirsHssS, Healf5uyn Headache
asa1Eg from dlsordred RoDtGcA, Nausea EsdigestloH
Fasasn and Horbld haaetiOR Of TIE BOres Flateiicg
Loss Of ApPetite Jataadiee and other Kindred com
plants, arising from low Of the body or obstruc-
ton OF Its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the ke0d and the restoration a
tone and strength 10 the system debtated BY disease.
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CROSSS-TIRN WANTED.

Nhh Ne.hsls and North Western Railroad Company
pig inches ueE well hewn, to face nArrowesI place
e the grade line Of the road IN NashviIls
eTha contractors want to contract for White or
lest Oak Itess OF the a. sbovs n - deiivrra
the Of the road IL piles section n ~ sscos "a
tzgh on each sec ion 70 supply the sane =
Esrsons wishing bid vii direct 70 the Prsss.,t ana Ds
- Tie HAssVins and 6erthWsStsrn RzIrosa oonpsry
va AsHA- Iuly2o-u
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FFNHB public respectfully informed sh.t J0HG Z Brown
Of the firm Of J. Z. 4 L. W. Brown, Rsel nstas AgsniA
again At home, and has Fsry large aneunt q a.
Best city and COuntTy PEeRsrsy
Forls that TIE market Buyers and sllet. an partea
lady invstsd o ll a1d - him ~ h., g eseslT
0snck: ~ chsuJ sesst, ls12-4S
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RRRERVEsCRNT ros.-r-ai-
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. r l. n ~ n y D u - n -
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This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in soory win
ne analysis OF the waters Of the celebrated Sezer pring, N
Germany in most convenient and portabis fsua. kAs
universally received the most faTornble lecsfa- /
mendatiOns Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, the ift'-- p
MOST RFFICIENT AND AgRRRARrR
SAUI~r !. -.rs.svr---,- =, -trf
SAAaNE ArE1AANI
in and being entitled 70 special preference ever de many
Mineral Spring waters Stz Powders and 9th similar Ard
ees both frO its conpaetness and greater a. II may BE-
used with the best effect In all y.
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GREAT REDUCTION

F r. Il I @ Fl II
DEFWRES Nsshyill, Memphis and Knazve. ana stations
ID on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Rates In per leo lbs. Nashville and Enoxys
and Stations East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
krss Class sixty cents per one hundred pounds;
Second do do do DO DO;
Third % Forty sever csnts per hundred pounds;
Rates IN cents hundred pouns between Msnrh. srf
kro1yie, and Stations the Hast Tennessee and sors s
road. ..
First Class, ninety ave cents per hundred pounds;
second eiAss ninety i've CENTS per hundrsd pounds
1hra Class seventy I've cents hnnred pounds.
Fourth Class, any six esots per hundred pounds
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LYNDON FOR SALE.

NATA are nov Offering for sale the Mansion and IA
w Farm Of A. B. Montgomery, situated on !
the lode Franklin Turnpike. three miles from
Ans fnbhe Square In Nashville This undcubt SfaS
49, tSs most highly improved property nov Offer R
- iof sale anywhere In the vicinity Of Nashville
- contains sltogetheT ons-taFd wood lands
saanee ander fenee-n cultivation deem Unnecessary
apsak for itself 80 W pRnWN 80
ausa-dn - n, ~. -.
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The Adams Expires. Company.


FUyHE Adams. Express Company beg 70 announce "a tbc
TRENDS and public Of Nashville that thy have oopclua
"a arrangement with the Louisville and Nashville Rail Roas
eeupsny under which they will extend the operations Of tb
nKpFess Of that Read, commencing August lat Iaq
On s eompetiop Of the Nashve end Of 10 Roln
SSsn about the 10th Of August, 1882 meaaengnra will Tgn
tkrBugh between Nashville and Louisville.
Fer particulars As to rates, time, e ,spPJ e
aaza-dn Eo. e Aarkst Street, NAshHills Tenn.
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Nc Greaf fnsfern.

The reporter for the New York Herald had an in
terVieW with Cart. CoMsTocK lately Of the Collins
steamer Baltic, who came home as passenger in
the Vanderbilt;
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Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
Rx9E Southern Road great !lnea Th, road has
thus fas been managed in such commend 1t 10
- publie patronage.
THIS cOHpAny, under The General Superntendsues Of
H ID, MEARSt General FreIght Agent,
EeH oGeuinducmens shippers Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
ksu fOrk, Boston Richmond Petersburg &c exceedingly
lsW rates and far beOw New Orleans prices their moderate
ta viii the deduction upon insurance Of and per
cent, By this route and the European shopping being
h0Es sterling les than the New 0rlsSns shipping prices
ali contribute to render il
Reliable as well Desirable,
Their stes for transportation unequaed by any
read operation, their Western terminus 10 at PARK
1kSBUkGH, huEdrej aud ninety miles below the low
Wat and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio
snSss In ordinary water the delivery goods only
but With dispatch, in advance other the
Ger declines their advantages such the time Of
Widrns on other routes 30 THAI this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
kshs BY his route are less exposed weather than Is
rOuies there drayaEe, the delivery being Park
eurgh uDders we'll shielded hOa and from theme By
sssE tUedaeytO the without being subject or
son
TIE Louisville steamers direct Parkersburrh
without delay, likewise the regular Ciunihnst
bea The Pittsburgh boats d arkersburrh
tks arrangement the Company enshled receive freight
daily this route al their agency Nashville Tenn
For hurtnsr particulars inquire Of
ii. d. HARRISON, Freisht Agent,
Hag lsbml 40 - corner Broad and front
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VIZ be carried from Tie celebrated Plaster Ranks IN visgn
Chattanooga and Dalton, the Rast Tsennes
Hnd osorsa kaFoad, 81 SIX dollars per pound
70 hAahVli and al Stations the Nashville Chasnnor
kasoad, q nine dollars per tor Of 2,000 pounds =,
Ala 20 Tusumea aud Station kast Of Tusurnbs Al III
AenPhs charsstoa Road q sine dollars ton and all a
4 ons Hest o. Tuseumbia, a. Twelve dollars
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ION TIE RAPID cCRE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOaTseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Ineipient Consumption, and for
the relief Of COnsumptive Patients in ad-
FaRced stages Of the disease.
So vide IS the sd Of It's usefulness and so numerous
the Of is cures that almost every section Of
country abOunds in persons publicly known. who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate dis
eases OF DE lungs By It's When once tried, in
superiority over every other medicine Of its kind
apparent to escape Observation, and where its virtues
are known, the public no longer hesitate what antid0ss
% employ fOT the distressing and dangerous affections
o. the pulmonary organs that are incident to our
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gxiaeS friends BY every trial. conferred benefits on the
afflicted they never forget and produced cures too
nnmsIans and too remarkahle 20 be fnrunflcn
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FIRST GLASS,

fDris Of hrpehtine, cnphins, burning fluids ana vsr,b
vii only he tAkea a OSnef risk.
dnnpoSdsr add fsfioa matches, other
Roads coo yenietee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT safniag auds owners risk Of Ie,k
ag easks twice nrs' elias rates; batting buis bounsta
sosks boots and shoes. tread buffalo robes brushes ana b
broom cora p ssed eaDphnss a. owners akase car
boys seids and ether Chemicals, double frst eant
ware, kDocked dosH. and we'll boxed class rates;
petg cora eonociionery ehairs
dssfs oxed Aad siFepPedi IN
AeF eocks AID gegh eopp and BRAS vessels; demons
oSner twice nFst class drugs
sods In boxes bales aud frka. faruars boxed
tSe ht GLASS rates. furniture Enneksd hus
erst class rates f4 10 Bees; faihe fgs "a
dr1Es nan, fresh garden ssss glassware, gps
n Kegs hale and caps hides lo7se household goods ma
f0rntns) veil boxed hair, IN sacks; nk, indigo india rubber
Goods leather toose9 hquoF IN glass eons seksd ooknS
Easse hsxed, tss INST class ratas ach1e box
tEee hKst class rfes noudnEs and picture frames;
rugs medicines, muskets marble EToughty oEners risk
aud tabs "a mineral
water In glass; na In bags oysters zsgs cans Urangs
sacked, 81 In giass Saagngs busd; prsssVss III
ga, a srsk; pcklssin elas, risk rs less
pc tries Prtnng presses piano fortes,
ale ngsss paintings and pictures we'll boxed rataa russia
rstes steam notlers, thirty tees aud nnier boilers
hiEJ ssst oas and half sEss class rates EOnsryI sSfks
nss yale and scae beams not b3xed ghs,
c1 zes; oysss a. osnr risk poaEoes sizing vs
pipa spirits turpsnns; soTe plates risk Einza
hnss trunkss unEare, boxed s1rabdery bad
oWnes Eisk aud half frst class tEBs toys
umbrellas; veneeri1g, not boxed, Vanh, children
not bored tEce nrs class ratsss hobby
boxed, an half ht class
ssf WHIPS, Whaeones EheebaroEs. ware
Ices aud bows; W1llou
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CONTRACTORS WORK.

Bridge Bolts and Nutsr Derrick MeuptDps
Csst Angle BlecEs, Shoes and sheaves and Pueys;
washers Buggies. and tools Of various
Mule Powers; finds
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PREPARED BY
DIR. }. q. AVER & 60.

LOWELL. MASS.
Sold at wholesale
.r- 90. g. BROWN & EVANs,i
a1d BERRY DEAOFfbLE 4 NAAhfihe-
II. ,. RARNSWORTH CO.. Mrmphis
sod at retail By al Druggists thFough0ut South ard
ess- Juiy6-d. t-W.&Ban.