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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-01
FURNITCREl FURNITUREII

No. IS Union street, Ira II. Nor
~ toms old stand lie a large aud well ~ ,
selected assortment OF Furniture. 81 ~ ~
which will be sold at extrt meiy low prices -
for cash
Those wishing any thing In the Furniture line, viii
well call Immediately, directed TO close out N
concern forthwith, which viii do, though Il be 70
LESS THAN COST 20. ". BELL, Az Mt.
ie80-u
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TO THE PUBLIC
Of the Unite d st a { e 8 /.

A N advertisement Of Mr. UDOLPHO WOLFE lately pob-
n shed suppose intended for the protection Of bis
Schiedam Schnapp5 against countereter has unde
my observation and being engaged in the manufacture %
Schiedam Schnapps, 10 let IL pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he inmates "Pirdtes and TENDERS Of Poison" but
the immense patronage and success that has ate ded The
sale Of the article manufactured by and the opinion %
medicinal virtues precludes the possibility OF the idea that
/ am included among thoss he designs 10 mpugn. No
doubt he feels aKgeved at the depreciation OF the sale Of
his Schnapps, which manifest 20 ALL since mine has been
bro ght into competition with his Not only have succeed
ed in competing with HIM In quality but the constant ans
increasing demand for article has enabled 20 furnish
And furthermore he will soon become satisfied that his eau
the citEens OF the southern and Western States
will avail him nothing As far | am concerned for the
character OF Sehiedam Schnapps Is too vel established
in those States to be injured by such nvdious pub
cation The motive Of bis advertisement obvious 10 every
one feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
Al by him will fall harmless my feet will here, Tor
the satisfaction OF the public, publish copy Of Patent
Right entered in the Southern District Of NeE York.
the 2Sth Of December, 1854:
Copy Of Patent Right
SOUTHHRH DISTRICT or NEW YORK, SIS
Be Il remembered That on the twenty-eghh day Of De
eember, Ammo Domin, 1854 Barnard L. Simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited In this ONCE the title Of print
wit: Barnard L. simpsons Aromatic sehiedam Juniper
Schnapps, supfrio Tonic, Anti Dspeptc invigOTatnE
Cordial" the right whereof he claims author and pro-
prietor conformity with Of Congress, entitled
IAN Act TO amend the several Acts respecting rgh
GEO w. NORTON
Clerk OF the Southern District Of New YORK.
And take pleasure this occasion to tender my sincere
thanks to the public general and my friends pas tcu
lar for the kind beray with which they have patron Eed
from my OF this enterprise; and assure
them that shall continue % provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of schiedam sehnapps
E6-d3m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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ONGwORTH's CATAWBA WINE
ia IFS boxes Sparkling CAtawba;
IS do Dry do
a. 40 CAtAwba Brandy;
1900 gallons Dry CAtawba, the cheApess and best din
,.y Wine nov In use JUst received aud Cor sale By
e. ~. LOOMS A CO., sole Agents,
.,,-Qf a. Pablc SQUARE, Nashville
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AMERICANs-RALLY! RALLYH

AMERICANS-RALLY RALLY!
The American Party will have rally
At JOHNsoN'S CORNER, Broad street, We'd
nesday night.
RALLY, AMERICANS, RALLY ~
Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ga, July %, 1855.
During the past week the demand for Bacon has
been quite active, with tendency upwards. Oth-
er articles of produce remain unchanged except
Wheat, which has declined. We quote,
BAG E-Hog round llallt; Sides l2al2t;
Hams lldllt; Shoulders 9iale.
LARD-ln barrels, l2al21
kgs. and tin cans l24al3;
Corn per bu. 9Oa$l.
FLOUR-Superfne. per Dbl, Sc 50aS70o.
OATs-per bu. 35a40.
WHEAT-per bu., 60 lbs (dnsacked,) 75aSO.
ExcEANGE-On New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah aud Augusta per cent
premium.
Respectfully,
SEAGO LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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o. n. LOOMS co.,
wHoLEsALk GROcERs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MKRcEAN rs,
And sale agents foF the sale q
Hazards Kentucky Rife and Blasting Powder,
BACON BROS SAFETY FUSE, AND
EsengweFth's Sparkling Cataw ba Wines.
a. PasEe Square, NASHVILLE, rENN
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PARTICULARLY CHEAP,
STAPLE Gnnn9

ETE heave few passed styles Berage that we are sell
| w ing at less than half price.
je12 R. c. McNAIRY co.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
800 bbls RectiGed Whisky; 90 bbls Holland Gin
SO DO Old Reserve do 80 do Malaga Wine;
s. DO Monongahea do 100 dozen wofes schiedam
80 do Bourbon do Schnapps;
l2 DO Robinson do 8 qrcasks Pure Port wiue;
% do Peach Brandy; 8 half pipes 0tard Brandy.
so do American do
For sale by SEYMOUR, PANNING co.
je25 Corner Market and Church streets.
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CUNDRIES-
- 100 hdds Prime Sugar;
80 bbs Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
1850 bbs Molassess;
IS y bbls do;
2l5 bags prime Baltimore Cofse;
SIS kegs Nails, all sizes;
40 bols WHISKY;
50 do Common Brandy
Is boxes Tobacco, all grades;
80 do Pearl Starch
100 do SchiedAm Schapps
$50 do Longworth'4 spl king catG~ba Wine;
80 do do Dry do do
30 bills do do do do
90 cases Catawba Brandy, pure article;
300 KEGS Blasting Powder;
200,0OO feet Safety Fuse
b0O,00J Regaia Cigars, all grades
Fo sale by S. II. LOOMS Co,
te2o No. ~ Public Square.
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CHARGES REDUCED.

IRON and after the Is. August next, the undersigned
l. will reduce their charges for Forwarding.
On all packages Of Dry Goods, Shoes Boots, Hats
Clothing, Hardware, Confectionery, Books, &c, Of
ordinary sire, each, 12Hc
Casks and barrels Of Wines and Liquors 25
All small packages OF Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails, per sack and key, 10
All heavy and costly articles charged in proportion.
Forwarding Grain cosstwss, per sack,
Flour in barrels, 10
eW- Messrs. W. II. GORDON 4 CO., Of Nash VILE
Agents in that place, to whom payments must be made
- Merchants not residents Of Nashville, but who
ceive their goods there, must pay MessrS. Gordon Co. ~
advance remit to shall charge Ave per cent for
advancing.
gW-we measure all our freights detecting any
charge in measurment Of goods By vessels.
kH-we sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
ew-we are the Agents for the Tredegar Iron works,
Richmond, Va, for all sizes Of Bar Iron, Railroad Iron OF
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes, Bridge Iron,
&C., &c., and the best Virginia p & Metal.
WYATT q CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT & CO., Savannah,
Cotton Factors Commission and For srding Merchants.
je2I-4m
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ERENCH-POsT COTTAGE BEDsTEADs-1o 100 Double
French Post Cottage Bedteads finished and for sale by
jy2I J. W. McCOMBS.
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CUM HATH MATTSs-Asw nore ofthoss g. .
VI BAih Matts on hand and for sale 81
j. Il. NcGiLL.
fsdies' and GensisBasns FuFnish ng store,
iyso Crruer College si ani -.fasfa
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TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS AND vALIcEs

sWTR an and large assortment Of SOLE LkArH-
w KR resJxKs. TRAVELLING RAGS. AID vALlcEs.
49, -. RANAGE & CHURc6,
- O. Cslirgs ffIter
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Furniture /! Furniture :!

COTTAGE BEDsTEADS-tOO Nisses' Double and single
~ Cottage Bedsteads, q ished and for sale ~
jy27 J. w. McC0MBs.
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oUNGEs-s0O Cottage Lounges Of different styles now
IL finished and for sale by J. w. McC0MBS.
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A LII GOOD WORK, and cheaper than offered in
IL this market J. w. McCONBS
jy2I-Sw Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
h;aHry3s;

IN iIc-e days while some Of our con,
temgorarics urge tina. mineral food is mob
.5iuireib plants, and IS only contained
in tAen because tle water is unable &c
part With them while enterih: tie plants,
and others argue that sell furnishes all
the constituents of plants, leaving the at
mo,phere as tnueccs3nry TO thcir growth,
We ed others -epuliata all rt'le for ths
selection of u.anu.es. Thus VIC find in
one Of our exchanges, the following strange
paragraph, which is in reply to an inquiry
of one Of his correspondents. He thus
directs
.Pllnt your potatoes nth manure {"
,.ar ora t1s's, aud lst them stand with a
ii-a' .orerinr .! earth nctil they are fair.
!. r0. then g.ve them a good 'eorktng, and
u4.ch ,hsm with straw or leaves to he
deo,i o; Tn or ,'rclrc inches, and We doubt
net entire success
1t is needless TO say that tho PARTY ask.
ing the gu rstion, would hardly be able to
ds,lucc the necessary information irem 'ns
above ''ori,iiHy Far"'er.
trlas,ry vii, tting prosperity
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06

for navigation. Then came the wonderful
snow storms Of February, covering up en-
tire trains Of railroad cars on the Western
prairies, and blocking up railway travel in
nearly all parts of the country. Close upon
this came the intense Geld of the 9th and
7tn Of February, when the mercury sunk
90 below zero in the usually mild Lake
counties Of Western New York, where 0 is
reckoned very cold, and is seldom expert
enced. In New England we hear of earth.
uuakes in various localities. The atmos-
phcr, of crr continent is surely in i most
extraordinlry state.
We have strong fears that the fruit crop
of 1853 will be very small. Here, our
Peaches are gone not only are the fruit
buds killed, but We fear the trees them
selves are frozen to death down to the very
roots. In cutting through the bark, we
find the wood quite discolcred, and to al
appearance completely disorganized. We
had, for a time, some hopes that the trees
were safe, because the cold slackened off
gradually and without sunshine; but our
hopes are small, now.
We have not yet dared to make close
examination to see how serious the in juries
arc, but We see evidences of suffering on
all sides A beautiful young Cedar Of
Lebanon on the lawn, that has stood many
years unprotected, is as brown, or rather
as rcd, as dead evergreens usually are in
midsummer. We fear we shall have a
long catalogue of misfortunes to chronicle
by and by.-Hoticuitrist (Rochester.)
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number, the money would be rendered a:
"Will you take it if so, here it is if
not, enough said )" and jacob Strawn is
somewhere else We have heard it said
that he and two of his three older sons
would almost infallibly decide, by the eye,
the weight of any bullock, or number of
bullocks, within from five to ten pounds
each, on ride through them and that
the difference would never pay the trouble
of putting the animals upon the scales.
All steers are known to him. His eye
once on horned ANIMAL and he knows
him hcncefor;h as a man knows his bro
ther. OF all his 1000 cattle, each is an
acquaintance, and his proper pasture is
remembered, and his absence from it noted
at once, even though in his possession but
Il day.
His present dwelling is a large two-sto-
ry building, Of brick, erected in 1888.
The timber cost $50 per thousand in s..
Louis, with expenses OF hauling. 1t Is a
fine farmers home, " til akitchen perhaps
20 by 40 feet capable of the work nee
essary to feed the large household en-
ploycd about the farm. The parlor is of
moderate size ; well, but not extravagant-
ly furnished adorned with life-like
picture of himself at full length, with III.
huge riding whip in hand, and with the
portraits of his wife and children. The
centre table is covered with beautiful sea-
shells.
Mrs. Strawn is lady of about forty
years of age, and of about the stature of
her husband She is 4 woman of much
apparent strength and vigor of character,
united with the gentlcness and suavi'y
which become her sex. She is obliged to
support heavy cares, being the treasurer
of the household, and having the entire
oversight of all farm business most of The
time, III the absence of her husband. Yet
she takes a warm interest in matters If
education and benevolcncc, and is ready
for every duty possible to her situation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
The Winter,

AND ITS EFFECTS ON VEGETATION.
The winter through which We have just
passed, will not soon be forgotten. 1t
seems to have beer altogether remarkable
in almost every part of tie country. In
many of the Southern and Western States,
there has been severe drou;L in the depth
of winter-rivers, streams: and springs SO
low thn. water for ordinary purposes could
scarcely be had and VIC have heard of
cattle dying for want of it. Until mid
winter, the Western rivers were too low
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06

THE JUDGMENT,
The asures of the Deep.
ny o. ". woRpEH, LrwIsnunG, Pa.

"The Sea gare up he Dead phtch 'eere
III 90 is the graphic record of the Reve-
latOr JonN when describing by prophetic
vision the last great Day for which all
other days were made
THE TREASURES OF THE SEA-vhat a
theme for contemplation what a range for
the imagination, carrying itself back six
thousand years, and reaching forward for
centuries upon centuries to come What
ships, what goods, what gold, what gems,
are garncred in that vast liquid storehouse
Aud above all, what countless hosts Of
mankind are there entombed They sank
among spars and sails, and stores of pre-
cious metals, and bascr iron and brass, and
pcrishable fabrics Of the hands, and the
shops. and the looms their flesh became
food for the lesser and greater inhabitants
of old ocean their bones are hid in grassy,
submerged dells,or bleach along the sands,
or are incorporated with the coral struc-
ture of uplifting islands. Yet, how nu-
merous soever they may be, or how widely
scatteredth particles which composed their
bodies, the same Omnipotent Power which
formed the Universe from nothing, shall
reconstruct and re animate every son and
daughter of Adam in immortal form, ard
"they shall stand, small and great, before
God and be Judged every one according
to his works" Yes, vast as may be the
continent Of waters, deep though its un-
fathomed caves, and resistless as are its
terrible energies, thanks to God the "Sea
shall give up its Dead"
And what an army shall appear on that
day. The inhabitants of the an.ediluvan
world swept away BY the dcluge, ,reilntlcss
Pharaoh and his host, martyrs and miss
ionaries, the known and the unknown,
seekers of pleasure and seekers of health,
those lost in battle and those by wreck, the
pirate banditti and the coiiled slaves i'm
INJURED in crowded ships, those drowned by
accident, by cowardly suicide, and by vio-
leucc, the "lonc swimmer in his agony"
and the thousands taken away by one fell
sweep of the storm-wave's wrath, the young
and the old; bond and free, the virtuous
and the vile, Ct every nation and tongue
and age since sin entered into the world,
all, all shall arise and come to judgment.
q, yawning sea, what secrets wilt thou
reveal what wonders wilt thou make
plain O, holy Judgment !! what rightc-
ousness wilt thou establish ! what Joys
bcstow what wickedness punish !! Out-
ragged wife abused husband !! dishonorcd
parent : deserted child betrayed friend
unappreciated bcncfacor! :! slandcred we'll
doer oppressed woman down-trodden
man look forward and rejoice, for all
ycur wrongs shall be redrOssed by the In
fallibly- y-impartial Judge CT all the earth
However mysterious the probationary Pc
riod of life may have appeared to you, He
will vindicatc Himself before the assem-,
bled worlds, and all shall cry "Hcly, holy,
holy Lord God Almighty, which was, and
is, ard is to come"
Roll back the scroll Of time, and open
at the narrative Of the efforts made by the
miuions of a corrupt ecclesiastical power
to blacken the pure name Of JOHN VICE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
dbt Gtw;5burg CbEelifle.
FRIDAY. APaEL 6, 1915.
ao Ariel, fol. 1rcbtrs aqo eqiii, 0nqsfs'

,rho f,Ilowng sketch IS from one entitled
.Tbe Napoleon Of cat'le-J'coH SrHA"s' IN
-. p,,;r;, l!H) Farmer, from the pen OF the
rI,or r Few Of our readers Will complain Oh
g. SIs,o,b for it portrays the career Of one o'
- no7--,.s,,,rive Men" of The time.l
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$50 SO

Companies engaging in planting and cro~-
inr hedges Of Usage Grange IN the west. ofie:
10 plant and risfare a complete fence a. frou,
- cjS 70 - 60 per rod.one third payable when
the he ise is planted ani the bsiaace when i,
is maturei This Of course, must include
fhe:c ryofis on plants; labor and time.
EJalSL.rr, Pa. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
AN EVE TO BUSINESS.

The Pennsylvania is not only national, patri-
otic and conservative but also thrifty. la that
single particular it does certainly exhibit some
tiree-much as it disayows all their fanaticsms
CT the old Quaker habits IL had ali article
the other day, of which the professed object was
TO defend Chief-Justice Lewis against certain
alleged misrepresentation Of The TRIBUNE,
and which winds up with advocating the doctrine
that shareholders have a right to make con
yeniency Of Pennsylvania for the transit or
Temporary residence of slaves; and in that arti-
Gle we find interposed as a pendant to some
abuse Of New. York and our journal the follow
ing significant hint to Southern purchasers
ave do rot wender that the businessmen of
"the South dislike to 90 to New-York to buy
"their goods or transact their mercantile ope-
"rstions."
IL this suggestion intended to throw light on
the decision of ChiefJ ustice Lewisl Would
The eans,lranian have us see in that decision
sn invitation to Southern customers We
have heard before of merchants who sell not
only their goods but their principles; but If in
addition TO these two articles of traffic the me'-
chants of Philadelphia can also offer Ter sale to
their customers If not Indeed throw into the
bargain, the Chief. Justice of the State, in that
tbey certinly have an advantage over US in
New.York-an advantage however which they
sre auite welcome to and one which We have
not the least ambition TO share With them.
The article of The PenrssiraHiGn from which
ee have quoted, snd to which /. gives the head
ibg Of TuE FRlBUNE's Honesty we wish
We could returu the com m2limsnt-commsnces
as follows:
"THr ~ Y. TRIBUNE cites the decisions Of District
ard Circuit Courts of the United states discharrrs
the United States Marshal fon arrest uU-er State au
thody end IulhiyOg tie process issued by the state
and that Taper, In as vain struggle 70 sustain Pass
more Williamson, seems 10 think that Chie' > us'icc
Lewis oueht 70 have follow Cd those decisions
pTececfnis. THT rrisUvE does not appear 20 know
that CbiefJusce Lewis in delivering TIE opioi0n Of
the State Count in reference TO those very decisions
expressly Oyerrued them nail and vol iOr want ~
iufsdicion IN the subordinate Courts If the United
Sates tc interfere with arrests under State authority
Having pror ounced them null and void, he could not
with anv recsrd for consistency follow them as nrece
dents Nor while he denied The right OF the United
States Court 70 revere co0ierallv habeas corpus,
the dCcsions of State Courts, ooad he with any pro-
w CIV be guilty Of uulhylng IN the same WAY The
decisions Of tie UnEed States Corrts within then
jurisdiction.
Now TIE Puasy 'rOniaa is entirely mistaken N
supposing that TIE TRIEUNE quoted judges Grier
ard Kane as authority. We referred to their ac-
tion in the Wilkeshsrre cases merely to show that
on the score Of cOaity the State Of Pennsylvania,
and the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania owed
nothing to those Judges. The very point Of our
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BOsTON, Tuesday, Aug. II, lc)0.
The official call for liberal Union Convention at
Worcester Aug. 80 is signed by the State Committee
Of twenty four persons ncludiI Bradford l.. Wales,
a former Hunker Democratic candidate for Gov rnor;
Isaac II. Wright late Navy Agent and formerly
distinguished Democrat, and Others, formerly Wings
and Democrats.
They soy: "We are determined to resis. fenatlcal
Legislation in every form TO the last extremity and
to substitute for the present demorazing liquor en-
"ac'ment just and practicable license law. We are
willing, therefore, 10 forego our connection with
"every other political party for the time being to
"waee a wer of determination with this aud every
kindred enactment"
They give as their reason for not joining other par
ties in substance, that they cannot trust them-that
they have lent themselves 10 the faction which passed
the law.
The opposition telegraph line to Cape Cod, which
has been partially built by Messrs. Brewer and Bald
win under pretended grant from +. o. j. Smith TO
use the Morse patent has been closed by order OF the
Court The authorized line from Boston to Province
town. Holiness Hole and Nantucket is now progress
ing as rapidly possible, and will be completed this
season.
The following is the weekly statement of the Boston
Ba ks for the week ending Tuesday, Aug. 81:
spit.l other Banks. - si ,46s
5I6)i Deposits 1901 S0o
Gle Ia Banss... 3loJot6 CIcuatlJ o'pf<
Due I'm O. d. Banks 1902 9lOl