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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22
City Politics.

PRIMARY ELECTION oF THK HARD sHELLs--A YRsu
fiGHr-1nR aoSFUsiosIHrs TKiuaPnAsr.
Al the last meeting of the Hard Shell Democratic
Committee two delegations appeared both claiming To
represent the Fourteenth ward As Z, vas susp~ctsd
that Of tho delegations the ne~rea, OF tAs
Custom House, the committee declined recosnixinw
either OF them and referred whole matter back 10
the hard she'll voter u the ward and gaated three
Of their number TO Acs inspectors. This acion Of ths
General e nmt,ee created considerable feeling in ths
ward aud strenuous efforts made by the parEaas
Of both factions 10 drum up recruits q carry the pr
mary election, which WAS held inst Friday even mr. h.
tween The hourn OF ss and seven at the hall 81
Grand nnd Elizabeth streets.
The election held under the supervision of chad
Ryan, Glover and John hs,rison, who bsA
been appointed u settle tho contest Bsior. ths
election was held evident from the crowd whS
bad assembled that the contest would be quite eretng
soon after th. polling commenced etost was mads
70 Ife'eht oef'n'n parties from voting This created
ifacaH, which became general, and III. polling
place vS i"f WI scene of great confusion In tbs
melee char- and ta.s broken tho pieces used
aH weapons named keenan, from the seven
resh ward wa struck on the jaw with the leg ~
hbe ana severely injured. rush was male for Tia
ballot bor tut he Inspectors made good their ..cap
10 th. station house wh.re they counted vote. In
safety. There two tickets 10 the nedope knovs
n the WbrlAn ticket, aud the other a. the Toumsv
tcist The latter, which borv the caption az So
Fusion, the suse..aful ne ~ y,,e 90 sIg "a Iaa
The most singular part of ia. affair IL that the hxht
Wa gotten W by outsiders who do re lido In ihs
ward AZ all u IL reported that number of isborer.
nndbnee 10 carry the election. The following Is tbs
sUccessful tckst.-
Gtnsrsi commi,,ss-r 7. suydam, Patrick nArn..,
DANIEL o. Meara.
Young hsns Commit,se--RiwArI CsvanAgh. % Nc.
hatus Thomas Fay HushoBren, y. IL NaAyoy.
THE SOFT SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE ELECTION OF
PERMANENT OFFICERS
meeting Of the SOFT sher COMMITTEES va held La
rhursdsy evening 10 the coal hoe % perfect their or.
gangaton for the coming Jsaf. The Attendance vaS
quite fun, M Lorenzo y. Shepard otleiAtei a. ten.
porsry chairman
An election was Immediately gone Into and Mr. Ralsrt
Kelly, Of the Eighteenth -afi una HlnOnsy elected
Chairman. Hr made speech tAk Dg the ensIr IN
which he declared himssu In favor Of fasss lie aI.s
eulog1sd Gov. seymour and Avowed hearty spsroyA
~ The meafursr ~ the national Al lie uss
hwolJ hpPisuccd IL The close Of his fsmArhE
h.yUs James l. BneaiGt Apd Alfred Chancellor ~srs
ehosfn setretarias, and bAnisiI TsmAIn treasurer
Charles hils Sas appotBlsG Sergeant tat. Arms
resolution was sdoptsd thAniing Mr.. Shspari the
tmIorAy Chairman, Aud ths presiding officer II La
yfAT. The comm tie then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22
CIiy Intalllgenee.

Tn WtlrmE.-supday vas gloomy and unpleasant.
The tky overcast and At times cold uncomfortable
shower down, which, during The morning
ver,sd Into Ice, making the streets almost paAbl.
During strr The mei,~.i the lishi rain
which oocasin naiy s hqUsh-1 ~. mud IN the
causing 'hs walls 70 ~ Ia very htby condition. We
were, however, favored sb quite heavy rain Ab0gt
o'clock aud 10 continued 20 shose at Intervals eogoua
~ indeed yesterday bsd very much sppAr.nes ~
April Day, wbieh ~ mistake In the sl1ssnse
70 belieN" ihst 90 rill soon have char cold weather.
woslS BrssEb wms DHrsr-A 4nocrno cASr =
he diseovsrec In the basement u the hoas- No
l4s Eleventh street ssndAy morning at0ai 2oeipck
n, Icigbbsrs rushed into tue room from -hleh ha
smoks protssd'i, sbi thsfs fousl In stst ~
beatty intorcstoh yng n the eo0f 18th h-r clothes
or Gre, Gbn ibs fsrss fpfsailnZ through the apGri
nsnt Beside hfr s0 ~ overturned stove, the
burning coais and snss scattsrsd the noof
tbsm touching Ter p.rson. AsFstznos
rendered and TIE nswss ssflngushsf ne -
msn vhofs pEus N KaysnAh 10 f0u NJ 70 - - arpaa
iuly iplufsd hat bsr h~ y fssfAifri of re iu
u.cisisly cohtsrsd y As C.v hDsptai u appsAn
test xhs Sssssf ~ ibs 1of she is AyAasf tha
stose and orsrasbse w. snJ hsnes bs fssah ssssfhsa
Dor cSUnir Ias.nl0 ~ o. Farao "A boy nassd
George bel, sgtd ~ br5aEht - SO se,sa,~.sth
vaga station tou's ~ - gs.tl-m~n ~ho stated thtt
lhs ~ Ia soyi stpeiiy ass3 ~ hs Aihsr 80,
tnsy =, fssss 30 nat rfsfsI him tarsfaly .Ih.
oui aaJ prDs~gAto4 whaisr.f ~ hs8 b~sn lsssri ~
dsup tsft cellar Ana ttpt ttsfe ~itoIt Csi by IN
gtBs t4tal rArnt Tts I'D 80 astslne4 - Lsrs
~ GA .pvs uFsts4 but sstsrstsnd b. 49, -. J.
5'sh asehafged ~ w faagairats t@fsre sea4 ~
tfUEs s4t
CistQr1i - GAhsnt 4. Aasoct--ghs usu.hs,. y
us GisHs Jury 10 JuAv,tssd olesf. ~ ~. coaft
y s.taets, Ill ssst = 80 soass u ~ Afss A.
foi4 career - isrrTtas srrnls an4 irtrsaa street
~ lsfsFss tbfss ~ thA aitsf401a T. proceed
tofy ~ 80 ~ t&st lhif % street nbsfs fae
rffsf ttasqHifs ~ Sntfis sfaost 80 gtaa6 .afos
vis dlta g. aatufsAy n.ofn - ~. 49, gtsas
hts or D 81 oHeEgt at4 Eystis 80. ssass.
f tas ttrttt gnsY n fataen lhfs sff p-tH stfers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

The STEAMER wh. PENN, Captain Goldman, which was
erroneousiy reported, short time back lost in the
Black Sea- Is now running o a regular packet between
Constantinope and Balaalava.
STEAMSHIP EErE-a vessel for the Liverpool and
Portland line--wil make her first passage early in
spring.
LAUscnED.-A beautiful clipper schooner, called the
VIM. H. Lodge, about 200 tons, lar nched from the
ship yard Of sa. y. Hand Esq, at Greenport L L. on
the Goth inst. She Is owned by Messrs. Van Brunt
slsght, W. N. Dodge Esq, and others She Is designed
for the general freightng business, and will bo
manded by Capt. ID. l.. Welden who is also owner
THE STEAaTuG HusTgEs Capt o. Morrill,, formerly OF
the Hercules having being thoroughly overhaulsd dur
ing the past season. and having boilers cylinder.
&c. viii make trial trip to-day previous TO
ing operations she is ls5 feet long 81 feet beam
has 80 inch cylinder and u feet stroke She Il owned
by Duyal, Marrill Bags.
QUICK PAssAGE-The clipper ship Panama, Capt. Cave,
arrived here yesterday from shanghae in the very short
time Of 50 days AM u hours
snrBtHuNG oS LoSG IsLASp-Ths folio ring IL n list
the vessels launched Port Jefferson and setauket
during the pas year
schooners Thomas W Olcott. $50 tons; Henry James
300 tons, A Hammond, 2eO tons, u. IL Reed 2L5 tons,
built BY J. NJ A q. l.. Bayles.
schoonars John T. Dazzling 23o tons Eaiad Queen, l75
tons, buIt BY John l.. DaTling.
schoouers galpn Post, 4bO tons; sammy South, $50
tons John Zoe go tons bark Anna 4aO tons, built BY
BeGeil iarlpy
schooner Island Belle, 200 tons, built by Hawkins 4
Brown.
schooner War SteeJ, 200 tons built by John Mather
Schooner J. n Godfrey $50 tons sioop Copy Ito tons
built by Joon T. Darling a Co
Bark Charles W. Poultney, 400 tons, built by Nehe
mihh Hand.
schooner Carlton Jayne $50 tons built BY Henry Tyler
scbooner gsscGe, 80 tons, built b, Wan. Baker.
schooners orb, 2co tons sarah A. fAconer, l50 tons
built BY M Hickeraon Co.
...e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

HEAVY DAMAGES PoR BREACH OF PROMISE A
gr brosn, II Providence has been mact~d Va ave
thousand collars damages for the breach ~ implied
prom - 90 marry Mics Clarke. NJ a tuh promise
proved nut u vas proved that Brown engaged +,
anotb,f lady and that Miss CLARKE knew a. sti, the
found him guilty nf.rring he had male her promis
o. uairsse from BIZ. waiting her 10 church and con
oerts and sending her presents hangns miniatures
rings, etc, aud being the father u her baby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

Commander Jolly, late of Br.tsh schooner of var Der
muda has dsd on bis passage from Jamaica 10 ng and
He Was transferred at s. Thomas FIRM the royal mtn
steamer DerWeht 70 the Atrnio the evening of tie
le'h leosmb~r 10 very preearious state All dsl n
sea On the evening ~ the 10th. II viii b. remebersI
that commander Jolly vas the Bri,sh oac.r uho b.
tested against the bombardment Of oreytown hy x
Hoilins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-22

BgfoTAs Ex1eRArf"s.-Tn 1854, ~ $50 emirraa's
st hntS,ip tor the tinted states they csms = oar
shores op board ninety dve ships,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-25
Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
G A p u RO g. CO.'S


MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and 81, 900 Engravings aetuallv
sold since February last.
Head Prize, a $4,000 House I'm the CITY
OF st. Louis, on the Northwest corner
of Locust and seventh Streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY.
Watches from $40 to $50!
Diamond Crosses worth 5000!
Diamond Pins from $50 to $50!
Diamond Rings worth $50
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TIVE hest offered the Public in is progress and
i will draw early in the summer
By the payment Of ONE DOLLAR, person receives a
beautiful Engraving Of either
The Monarch of the Glen;
A Chip of the Old Block;
Or, The Stag at BAY;
From Landseer the greatest animal painter in the world
and numbered receipt emitting him draw any Of the
above valuable prizes.
The prizes perceive, as make I'd the
lotteries and raes Of the times but Of value
sisting as they do, Of Land, Gold and Diamonds
~ Office for the disposal Of Tickets No 63 Cherry street.
nearly opposite the Post Office; also j. Stiles Market
street. and b. =. Williams, Broad street.
Indiana, Ohio Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin money
received at par for Tickets.
All orders addressed shall receive prompt attention
Di-u L. A. CASNkLL, General Agent
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, y. &.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855.

ME desire to call the Of our friends and the
w buyers Of Dry Goods throughout West and South
west, to attractions the fall sales Of the
year.
Our business Is well organized arranged that
we are better able than before supply the trade
with large and attractive stock
Our own ImPortatiOns will supply our For.
egh Department with all the aud desirable fabrics
from the European maTkets-seecied by the house.
resident in Europeand will be particularly adapted to our
market
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments will be SUD-
piled with all the leading styles Of Goods
is We believe acknowledged fact that our Stock has
always been Of the largest and attractive in this
country and also believe that the best buyers have
come convinced that system Of SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY is the most salts factory.
We invite the attention Of all buyers 90 our Iarga
and Attractive stock, but with the distinct UNI
Outstanding that sell goods only for cash. good
payable in all Bank.
We shall ON this date forward adept new plan In con-
necton with our Domestic Goods Department. We shall
keep full AMI complete assortment Of Beached Brown
and Coored Cotton Goods which will be sold only for nett
Cash Our object this supply these Goods as koto
they sold by cash houses in the Northern cities.
order to test this feature Of business only ask
comparison Of cash prices with time prices, and then We
viii leave the decision to the purchase.
IRON the three years experience since the
OF our business enabled the more cohdenty to in
ye attention 20 our stock and plans business besvng
that we offer inducements second House ia is cOu-
try. 2I9 AND 2tI KING STREET
JulY ], 1873. liy9-tFw3ml CHARLESTON. 8 G.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTmENfr.

THE Fh Annual Course of Lectures Ia this Institution
will commence Monday, the 29th of October next,
and continue TN the first Of the ensuing March,
PAUL T. EVE, NJ D. Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women ana Children.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Medi-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G: X. WINSTON, NJ. D. Materis Msdica and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ. D., General and Special Anat
omy
}. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R: JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of MedIcins
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students on the
FIRST Monday in October. nv
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all s,p
dents will be given by the Professors commencing also on
the first Monday Of October
Cinique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured Upon in presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures the University is aiO5
Matrculaon Fee paid only S. Practical Anatomy
SO Graduation Fee $l5.
6ood Boarding be procured at about IS per week
Further information can be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
ylo-WktrWZm~ Chancellor OF the University.
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High Authority for Mobilization.

at hold that when any State in this Union shall
choose 10 yet aside tie ld 70 is cithin her Sovereignty
and beyond oar po1cer. for one will neUer give my
vote to extend single Of tie Federal pocer ior
her coercion"
So says Mr.. Jefferson Davis. the Secretary Of
War, and one Of the chief Democratic leaders
What stronger encouragement could Massachusetts,
have had to declare that the Fugitive Slave Law
should not be enforced within her borders? The
States which nulfy the laws of the Union only act
in pursuance of the theory Of government which
leading Southern Democrats have for many years
been laboring to establish. Even the Personal
Liberty Bill of Massachusetts Is in accordance with
the teachings of the Secretary Of War, though
vetoed BY Gov. Gardner.-NetO York Express
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-25
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,


TTNHE undersigned have IN Of preparation 9
Il steam Boat Directory, which viii be
issued in October 10 win be Of the most INTEREST,"
ing books published, and vii be book hat vi os
DIRECT RY win contain complete ist and descrpsoa o.
ali the steam ahoat in the Western and SOUTH
ern Waters TIE length model speed porer and tonnage
az earh hat where and By whom built the name OF NE
boat with the trade she 10 Ia. Also The names OF Captains
and officers her age, &c, &c Inc Brrctory WI
History OF steam Boats and steam Boating on me western
49, sis the invention o. also. sketch o. the
a., not boil, FOR Ohio river vita the name Of the
builder, COMMANDER and owner.
Tbs River Directory will contain list and description o.
an he Steana ksOat Disasters that have occurred
IN he and southern Waters beautifully Illustrated
with o. al those Who have persisted hy their earninz,
sinking and eSpong on the Western and southen Waters
since The Directory VII contain Maps Of the Ohio
Mississippi Missouri. Illinois, Arkansas, White, Red Qua
ehita YaEoo and other rver, with the Towns and Cities
aud COumeral items q interest 20 The people AZ large
The book iii conssn the cards % The various O. g Mail
Boats with the trade they IN, &c Ae TIE Directory
vii aso contain compe list u al NE steam Boas lcens-
ed Onoers their places % residence AZ the steam
Boat Law reqairementa and al the Important L. T.
saprems Csart steam Boat Decisions up date the RAtes
portani DscSoas q the v&reas L. Courts regard %
Freighu Loaf and Damaged 4e, via many cher things
Of interest.
Ths Directory w Be Illustrated IN ne best style Ani
printed IN the best The author has Cor AK YEAR,
beea gathering toEstheE al the and items Ia rrsard
the numerous steamboat disasters oa ne Western and
koutern Waters, ans intends p8esAng thea IN book
ior The Pree y he vera ~i be pas ihs 90 81
One Dollar. Ten tb0usAad copies s be i4aed for ne
bo4ens aud otsFs desrsas Of snbscr6nE have 10 %
~ oDcs. sA BE printed uaess orsred IN ad-
vance BY rsmiiiiBg collar 70 J. T. LLOYD CO, "a
vi receive eopy Il he above SoEk The serk - -
issued IN October. Agents New OFisaas, MeuPhs. -
loas. L01tsFic FifisburE, Nhesing and Can nlAs VI
vsis upon tae sieam boat soEnsadsrs-
AL letters should b ADDRESSED e q ,rox,, . ~
i.s-a cineibass. Ohio-
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RallH. Americans. Rally.
The Rally Of the Masses at Carthage, last
Saturday,

The American party had brilliant rally Of
the masses last Saturday at Carthage. large
barbecue was given, and we learn that the
crowd was estimated at three thousond TO
thirty-fve hundred. Able and effective
speeches were made during tho doy by MeSsrs.
W. n. Bilbo, VIM B. Stokes, WIN. Burton OF
st. Louis, DIR. Holland of Mississippi, and
Judge Goodall. The large assemblage listen
ed with unfagging attention, and the finest
spirit of confidence and enthusiasm was man.
ifest At night, the heavy days work was
followed up by stirring addresses from Messrs.
E. Pickett J. W. Williams, Tim. II. Williams,
Harvey Hogg and Jordon Stokes. Our friends
expect handsome gain in Old Smith.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-25
To the Citizens of the Southern and
Western States.

To the Citizens of the Southern and
Western States.
Learning from agents and correspondents in various
parts of the country that my schiedam schnaPps
is extensively eed especially in the Southern and
Western States, and finding that the pirates darngy adj
vertlse their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article, think necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise.
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose Of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimulants
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using adulteraed liquor. In
order to render douby had the article
Analysed by chemists world. wide celebrity and sub
med il for experiment test to thousands Of distinguished
medical practitioners. The from these sources
were OF the most unequyoca and satisfactory Character
IS now before the public surrounded with these glaran-
tees ane bearing these unmpeachabe endorsements and
lcal upon the community protect themselves and
their own health and reputation by owning down and
repudatng the praca SPECTATORS who peddng their
foul commodities under Of my trade No article
had ever been imported from Holland into this market
der the name OF Schnapp previous to the appearance OF
WOfes Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps in this city.
The first importation being made into this city the
eighteen hundred AID forty eight which be bv the
in the O. s. District Court Of the Southern District OF New
York in the year eighteen hundred and hy-one
the certificate in my possession Of that date The great
demand which has thus been created for the genuine ar
ce has set the whole hive OF cOunerers in notion and
the duty and friends aud the public
imposition have established depot at IS South
Front street. Philadelphia where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices. -
UDOLPHO W0LFE,
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs SEYMOUR, FANNING CO., Wholesale Agents.
Nashville, Tenn. je26-lm
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SIM PSONss
AROMATIC scHIEDAM JUNIFER sCHHAPPs .

Are manufactured exclusively schiedau H0nAn6 40
eordng The directions Of Old established dstug houses
In New York and Ne~ Orleans expressly medicinal
purposes and entitled to hlEh consideration other
medicinal beverage. present In The United Stass
IN Europe, Possssses such ssay and eeaeous prep
critics.
In Of Govt Gravel Distractions Of the Kkineys
Bladder aud Urinary Organs vel In The p-eul4E u.s.
accidental % emas their eject prompt and de-
cded that they have excited the sE0n hsnt u nedA
men, and excited expressions Of che anboandee graft
tade from the patients 10 The proprietor.
Agents and private purchasers cautioned 70 guArd
against the compounds o. unseruPulous atoEs- snip
s0ns Aromatic JuniDer scbuspPs uil have The une q
the Medicinal Cordial embossed The SIDES o. ihs bottle
consns IL asa The signature Of ne PsoPrsssr on ne
Label. 80.
II. lahe On each 30 e vheh hss ben duJ sntsTsd N
ne Uuea states sf ct Court ant eonsf gsenty protect
81 hon imitation by the Penairs % las . Ce1sress
In the three pfiaepAi hFns lzngaages-kngsn, fseeh
nnd eruan and pAaFkrt h thso languages, descriptive
IN the nrrls u ts health nvs1r4og Beverage esn a.
J. WIGHT Co, AEent8.
Ne Isl Chsrusa siEesss Ass OIiesns
en-a.u.rties snUfscfarinF kogss article 81 Schnapes
~ .ad~ssor g prrsazis ne publc thst BARNARD l.
~fsiPSN tAs psuretor 81 ne Enane AroraAfio kehss
JgDiv~r schnapgs l. $3.50 SEE direct iuperter Ne
h 10 b sndsrsiood hat ne nest anqusii ahs pred
a th- fsrt esq arnished b. he tmnsat importing
N'''---'' G. " HKNDERsHOTT
cerner q Cedar street and the Sgasrr,
lyG-a8n Ssshxils, renn.
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Paste THAT Is PAsrE-Dissolve an ounce OF
alum IN quart OF warm water when cold, add as
much -four as will make il the consstence Of cream;
then strew into It much powdered rosin as viii
stand on shilling and two or three cloves; boil il
70 consistence, stirring all the time. Il will keep
for twelve months, and when dry NAV be soAened
with water.
To MAXI YELIow BUrrR-Just before the
termination Of churung. put In the yoIk OF eggs
1t has been kept a secret, but its value requires
publicity.
To PREsERyE MIX Put a spoonful of horse
rAdish into pan OF milk, and it will remain sweet
for several days
CoUoH IL HoRsEs-It is said that the small twigs
Of cedar chopped fine and mixed with their grain
will cure a cough, and il has been used with com.
plete success.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-25
Copy of Patent Right
SOrTYyRy DLgTPTCT or EFW YORK 3
BARNARD L.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM UNDERESTIMATE
A Superior Tonic, anti-DysPePtic Invig-
Grating Cordial.

IT iamentabe truth that, With few exceptions every
article Of food eat every article Of drink Ee inobs
A. more or less adute-ate and In nothing has adutera
ton been practced such extent IN spurious, VI
nous ermened hq-o- so much %, IN tAt That -
Inaccessible 10 procure pRre liquors and vines unless obtain
"a iror nom boad ds importer Of known reputation.
and well established foreign connections
IN owing the corrosive, inhammAtory and poisonous
nropres qaors sold generally IN this county, that
di.graceiul beastia ntoXication isquen that The
atures Of several o. the States have the matter
hand and prohibited the sale Of spitaous iermentsd
liquors commch beverages.
Were all liquors sold pure aad unauthorized should
Maine Law, and but rev restrictions their sale
Botched iaccs pascd mbs swollen ncsh, and that fearful
disease, dotu tesns produoed not by pure liquors.
By the infatuated habit o. INDUCING the corrosive
poisous sold under that tss guaton
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Immense Sale.

has long ceased to be fashionable pud" patent med
cnes do any thing enhance their sale not from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from the worthessness of nearly
all the great remedies" crowded into the market But
casionay medicine that possesses merit is brought
into gn-one that is really what it purports to be. OF
this class soans preparations be ranked with safety
for have heard of instance where his medicines
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has gwen
and their immense will fully attest their popularity
Freeport Journal, III.
See Soan's advertisement in another column.
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