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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-16
TO THE PUBLIC
of the Unite ID S t a t e 8

advertisement Of Mr. UD0LPH0 WOLFE, lately pub
n hed suppose, intended for the protection OF his
schedam Schnapp against counereers has come unoer
my and being engaged in the manufacture OF
Schedam Schnapps 10 let ii pass without notice
through this medium, might be considered among those
he den inmates "PirdteS and TenderS Of Poison" but
patronage and that has ate d.d the
sale the article manufactured by and The opinion OF
competent Judges its qualities beverage and its
medicinal virtues, pTecudes the possibility Of the idea that
l am included among those he designs to impugn. NO
doubt he aEgeyed at the depreciation OF the sale Of
Schnapps, which manifest all, mine has Deen
brought into competition with his Net only have succeed
ed competing with him in quality bat the constant and
Increasing demand article has enabled me to furnish
It less price than he can or does-say y in the Dozen
And furthermore he will become satisfied that his
zion 10 the the Southern and Western States"
will avail him nothing concerned, for the
character my Schedam Schnapps too well established
in those States injured by any such invidous publ
cation The Of his advertisement obvious every
one and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
at me by him will fall harmless my feet viii here for
the satisfaction OF the public, publish copy Of Patent
Right entered in the Southern District OF New York,
the 2sth Of December, 1854:
Copy Of Patent Rightly
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, SIS
Be It remembered That twenty eighth day Of De-
cember Ammo Domni, 1854, Barnard L. Simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited in this Office the title Of print
label the title Of which is in the words following, to
wit: Barnard L. simpsons Aromatic Schedam Juniper
schnapps sup. rior Tonic Anti Dspephc Invigorating
Cordial" right whereof he claims author and pro-
prietor in conformity with Of Congress- entitled
GEO. w. MORTON,
Clerk OF the Southern District OF New York
And take pleasure on this tender my sincere
the public general and friends in partcu-
lar the kind beraity with which they have patron Sed
me from my commencement Of this enterprise; and
them that shall continue provide them always with a
genuine and superior article Of SchedBm Schnapps
jy6-d3m BARNARD l.. SIMPSON.
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-l-5ay 1SHkAs
NEWEST RAILROAD
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
BIZ THE JEFFERS0NVILLE +. r.,
Via Cincinnati.
BY THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI r. R.;
Or, Via indianapolis,
By TIE BELLEFOYTAINE d CZETELAED n. r.,
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg, Baltimore, Washington City, Phil
adelphia New York, Boston, &C.
u 9TH expeditions through any Of
ID the above points the
First Glass Passenger Trains leave the Jacksonville r. r.
Depot daily Sundays exceptedD to make connections
with the roads beyond
ELEGANTLY FITTED UP OMNIRUSES
Are carrying passengers from the Hotels any part Of
louisville, TO and from the Railroad Station.
Further particulars be obtained by nquiring at the
Offices Of the Hotels, at the Jacksonville r. 0cp,
the Gait House Louisville where through tickets to all
the principal cities be procured.
JOHN ZULAUF, Pres't,
A. p. OSBORNE, sup't.
J. W. HALL, Ticket Agent In Louisville. jan20-u
Yckburg Wing, NatcheE Courier, New Orleans PcayuSe
and Delta Eagle Enquirer in Memphis, please copy for
three months, and charge X. X. Oface.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. W. CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned having repeatedly b-en solicited to
i make consgumenfs 4 the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ure, has concluded 10 sell county rights In this
State viii in have the Improved CamphOr Wash
Mixture put aud distributed throughout this state tex
cept in tie rights have been disposed
and the IL Alabama. And that he may be enabled
eecuay make this arrangement, he pr poses 10
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into ~"
shares fourth retained and the rcmaindsrT50
shares-wi be offered for sale. person renting ten
dollars will have share the Patent fourteen
years from July II, 1855 and will b. at the time in
vestng five dosrs be used in the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture Tor sale.
Consgnments viii be made shareholders, (who may
quest t. and other persOns, to the amount Of their
remittance. And they will be allowed Commission Of S3
per their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual ,xhit Of sales viii he made and dividends Of the
proGts RENTED 10 each shareholder No debts be
racted nor Company responsible any As the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any who have purchased patents counties IN
Thu State, have the privilege q exchanging their ghs
for share tie prices they have paid. This exchange will
be ma. lie at the cost Of the Patentee
Il h desirable TO have at least active share
holders In each count, in the States named. Subscriptions
for shares will be co-ed by the list September next And
cOnsgnments u the Mixture will be made very there
after Certificate ssued 10 Shareholder, who reques,
the Agency u they desire II.
The under gned will Agent until the shareholders
management uatil their shall be elected.
Newspaper, in Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts
vile. T4lsdeEa and Tuscuhia that vii pBbsh this twice
and other advertisements the 81 dollars and
c. W. CkOZiER, Pstentee,
ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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INEETH.-Dentists will please take no. ,sz~-s--..
L ice that the undersigned is only - SaSsf,Ssg
agent in TIE city of Nashville, and thoseu ftS@SssA
wishing genuine make of tet tn, will please ~1IB
make their purchases direct Of him. lie has received
another supply Of eeh which, with his stock makes
il large and complete lie has also hand
tai Of Instruments, all complete. Also, Files Forcrps
Puggers Excayators, Burrs, Drills, Bench Vices Corrun
drum Files, Wheels &c For sale by
A. STRETCH, formerly Stretch & ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
feb6 Corner College and Union streets Nashville.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital II, 100000 FiOrins.

/ PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
| LOAN.
Capital 100000 FiOrins.
'I'HIs LOAN guaranteed by the Government ard viii
! be drawn in diGerent prizes, rs follows;
IL % 5',0cO FlorinS. % Of = ,Gig floTias.
~ Of $500 do - Of l5,t0O DO
Of 1900 do - OF 1900 do
40 Of 5000 do Of I gu0 do
g o! 400 do SEQ II 1900 do
1914 Of eco Porin,, &C, &c
The lowest rr.z being ~ Fl0rns.
Twelve Plorins are eqaal 20 Five Dollars.
The next asing takes place at CarsTnhs, under n
I Direction % the BADEN Government
The 3tSt August, 1885,
When drawn number obtaia Of the above
mentioned Prizes, which viii be paid In cah, Al The oes
OF The anderzgned those Fortunate Stakeholder not
paid them through established back. TIE Llsis u
the result vii be sent 70 each Shareholder aad The
I fal numbers published Ia the newspapers.
The prise 20 Ticket = Two DoIl4rs-
The faiowns advantages given By taking uaEber
q Tickets, via.
% reksis ee', only $40 % Tickets cos, only 50
% do DO DO 30 lol 30 do do 10
The price fr Urks be o. Bank Notes DrAhs
pavaee Ia any o. TIE con-Tcial ~ deraa y Hob
aud, frnBce EnRiAnd Seotl4nd or IreizBd
fer resss sni Psospeeiuse., Apply 70 ne uaasgnsd
BAung 0ase, whia = appointed ior the sale e Icksts
M0RL sfIkDEL SONS Bankers,
FTAaktift-oa-the- Maine Germany.
NB-Ietters be directed per steamer eta Liverpool"
AIoAu sTISsEt s0Ss Bankers FTankfert Name
Heniitancea Hhck arrive ~ TIE day Of drEuns Ill
Be rstned or Invested IN shs nexi dASag a. he option
of III senasu
tDssasrek street, NasAFie, Team "a Esss Ssh prapt
Aiieatson. gS-saagsi
NAILS 1000 Esr, sAo.nssrssr's Mad. IN ,ssss and
~ - sale ~ tIyfl ". II. GORDON CO.
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MEDICINE CskESTs-sast opsnea. a. i.s =,
IVA MedclEe Chests. suitahie fnr Fs1ass rfsnaisous
Alse, das fhssieisn's ssdds Bags asserisd styles.
~ BROWN
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RA1LRoAn
49, : - E;.s:ss 90 81
CHANGE OF sCurDV,D

u ana aiter sunday next, the 22d inst two D,i,v
follows N nun Ohattanooga, as
Chattanooga at 400 p. NJ ~ arriving az
Leaves Nashville, ni0h. Exprsss q. : On N =,
At Chattanooga at s. 80 A. NJ Nv A''l' arriving
hsIukNlNG-LeaveS Chattanooga dav Train n, : a.
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at 6 p n ' "a : -
Leaves Chattanooga, night ESpress a. & sopN s,-
al Nashville at 6 81 a. NJ Wv ~ arriving
me AcconIlodation Train 70 ard from Wartrass
viii be discontinued Ter this date as sFovs
jy21 7 ASDrpvo>- -.
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WATTS, GIVEN & CO.,
Receiving ( Forwarding Merchants
PADUCAH, Ky.

PADTCAH, KF.
II AVING large and substantial Wharf Boat all
Goods entrusted care shall be forwarded with
prOmptness and despatch. je3U-d1y
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
RATES REDICEn.

Ests1-rs-=7 q s.szSs.9 ssLS=-l ss4s7=s M"
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.
CsTAR PAPERS or Experiences Of Art and Nature, By
~ Henry Ward bxeehrr.
PEEPs FROM BELFRY, or the Parfsh Sketch Book,
By Rev. y. w. Shelton.
JOY AND CARS. Friendly Book or Young ssosAsrs. By
Mrs. fathlh.
Qua coUSrRYMEs. or Brief Memoirs q Eminent Amer
leans. ~ L0ssiag
ALONE. By Mayisn HsriAnd Of Virginia.
Jet received and for sale ~
~ sUe CHARLES W SMITH.
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II Proprietor, Ia calling the attention OF the public 10
this preparation does with feeling % the utmost cond-
des "a ~ virtues and adaptation 10 The disease for which
It's recommended.
IL is and untried article but that has stood
the test Of years trial before the Amer people,
and its regulation AMI sale unryaed by any similar
Preparations extsrt The tesumony IN It's favor gwen BY
the most prominent AMI wli known Physicians and ud
viiuA, Ia al parts - the country immense. The fol0S-
ing frOm your state respectfully submitted referring
any VIA stll doubt, Memorabilia, o. Practical
Receipt Book, F Farmers and families, 10 be had gas Of
all The Agents ior the German bitt-rs.
Principal One and MaHufaeory. i2o Arch street. u Aa-
Testimony from Tennessee
Dr. H. b Scarborough Dover. Tenn Aug 2s 1883 says
at have sold al German Bars you have me and
Il the preparation continues @ d. much good Il has
done i VII be the brsi mrdicinr sold here"
snodgrsss sparta Tenn. August g. 1883 says: 81 am
pleased that your Herman Hers has given satis
action IN every Ia lance where u has been used."
b. T. Hollins Hsborou.h. Tenn Augnsf g. lisa says
Il pleased 70 state hat the German btters have given
general sati faction A"
DR.. p. Patio Bro Knoxville Tenn, 9th April, 1851,
sAld year Eiters selling very East, and every
person that has used TO- so have been able 10 learn,
has zen benefited"
:. W. Franku Co.. Gaatin Tenn, December 80, $780,
sad ~The hrn viii want u yoar Bittsrs soon.
ons o. the partners thinks Il Is great medicine"
X. :. Hardy Bolivar Tenn, September Is, ls52 said -
There great demand for Bters here please send
another Dot soon"
Eresniss alsays strengthen The system and never pros
trate e.
STA in Nashville b. BERRY DEMOyILLE, VI. G. SEQ
VII, kNiS bros, and q. W. HkNDkkSliVft, and ~
Dealers IN Medicine aud stOrsksepSrs everywhere
mAEie->ioastri4siy
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OLIVE OILS boxes Olive Oi. just received AlSo.
W doG o. choice brand Of Tuscany on, Nhieh Is tupe-
rior 70 the ordinary Olive on. sold for tahle use
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NAILS 90 keE, fho.nssrssrs NsIs n store and
~ D. sac ~ ijyfl ". H. GORDON CO.
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Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each an
avery train BY leaving directions at either OF the aboN
offices will call iorpassengers in all parts Of the city, wit
o1t fai ie26-u
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AGENrSs-NeW York--C v CIsckener 4 c. snd q n
Ring; PHILADELPHIA. W. Dyett a sOns
And for sale BY dealers generally
mar2l-dtriwAW6m
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-13
The Boston Board of Trade and Commo-
dore Perry.

On Thursday last, the Boston Beard Of Trade
voted that medal be struck in gold, and present
ed to Commodore Perry, in the name of the mer-
chants Of Boston, as fitting testimonial Of their
appreciation of his services; also that similar one
be forwarded to Japan, for the acceptance Of the
Emperor; that copies In silver be given TO the
principal officers who 80 ably coopeated IN and
conferred dignity and efficiency on the mission
and that copies In bronze be presented 10 such
other persons AZ were associated in a manner to
merit such distinction. e~
The Board very appropriately say that " the
throwing open Of the ports Of Japan TO our coun-
trymen-an event the precursor Of relations OF
amity between that hitherto isolated people and
the commercial nations Of Christendom- will mark
the too sanguinary story Of the nineteenth century
with one unstained page, one Christian victory and
that the warrior who could achieve such a triumph
without unsheathing the sword, 10 worthy Of the
greatest praise, and the highest honors which arc
ours TO bestow."
The form which the testimonial Of the Boston
Board Of Trade takes 10 beautiful and enduring,
and their language In reference to II viii meet with
q general response throughout the country.
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ORIENTAL BEAuTY.-After had been for some
time in the East felt satisfied that Oriental female
beauty had been very much overrated The out
line Of the features In many of the Circassians,
Greeks, and Jewesses, Is no doubt very fine in
early YOUTH and the eyes generally large bril-
liant, and expressive Their figures are good,
though usually short. Their personal charms soon,
however, become blighted by the habits of life
which they are doomed to follow in the harem.
Nothing can exceed the Incidence and selfindul-
gencc Of female existence in the harem. The wo-
men take very little exercise, most Of the day be-
ing passed in reclining soft divans, while they
pamper their appetites with large quantities. of
sweet-meats and variety of rich messes In addi-
ton to which, by the constant use Of relaxing
warm and yapor baths, they soon grow SO
large that the symmetry Of their forms and the
regularity of their features are entirely destroyed
and nothing of beauty remains but the eye.
The complexion is also spoilt, becoming sallow,
dull, and unhealthy. In fact, the Oriental women
are chiefly indebted for their reputation for beauty
to the mystery Of the veil, which, only allowing
their fine dark eyes TO be seen, has left wide
sphere to poetic travellers for exaggerated fiction
But alas were the use of wells to be banished,
what an amount Of sallow, bloated, or wrinkled
ugliness would be revealed where these travellers
only dream of supernatural beauty Ihave often,
indeed, thought strangers were much indebted to
the wells for the large proportion Of wrinked faded
faces which they conceal from their view--for the
beauty of Oriental women very soon passes away,
the great majority having ceased to be comely
long before the age of thirty.
Journal of a Deputation sent to the East
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We have been pretty much through the county
Of late, and conversed with number Of gentlemen,
both Wings and Democrats, and we can make the
assertion, without the fear OF contradiction, that
there are but fsco Wings in the county, as far as
we are advised, who are opposed 70 and win not
vote with the american party. And we can also
say, without the fear Of successful contradiction
that there are, to our own certain knowledge, in
the county, fffy Democrats who win not support
the nominees Of the Stsunton Convention. They
say n is pill they cannot swallow. Culpeper win
give from three TO four hundred majority, In May
NEXT, against the nominees Of the Staunton Con-
vention. Mark the predictionl-Caipper Oh
server.
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We have been furnished with an original
letter, WRITTEN by Catholic, with his signature
attached, and which we shall retain In our pos
session, addressed to the officers and brethren
Of temperance association In this city, assign
ing the cause Of his withdrawal from said scci-
ETY., and which proves, most concmsively, the
intolerance and tyranny prsctiscd BY the priests
Of that order towards their members We
should sympsthire with the individual who
wrote the letter were II not that, In our judg-
rnent no man Is entitled 70 sympathy who
would yield 10 the commands Of such tyranL
and, like whipped dos. HEX the hand Of his
masteri
We repeat we have no sympathy Cor such
a man We shall however not disclose his
name, for that would doubtless be followed
by the infection Of a peaanes upon him Cor his
cfirontery, in writing such letter 10 tho Tenn
perance Society, and we think Il due 10 human
ity that we should not become accessory 70 tho
inaiction Of such. pcnancc. BY tyrannicsl
priest Here Is true copy Of the letter
"wxsniSoTox, March sIst 1854.
To the Officers and Brothers o. Howard Divi-
sion, No 10, s. Oft.
"Brothcrs:
II 10 with feelings Of regret that am obliged
10 have 20 inform you Of my intention of leaving
your Division, II Is useless for me 70 hope any
longer. confess that have In great measure
been torn from your happy society.
II can't assign any reason for doing %, noyoan
H. Dho o6iigs me % do ~ giss any ofker proof
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tW- The Star, as usual, Is at Its dirty work.
There Is not a word Of truth in lis story Of the
keys having been taken from the Monument
by Joseph IL Bradley, ESQ. !" nor that Mr..
s. S. Briggs Is blacksmith. Not that either
of these things would be wrong in themselves,
but "the &ar" habitualIy wrinkles with an
uncertain light Everything goes ON harmo-
niously, and we have every reason to hope
that the Monument win now be built, since
the old Board has announced its inability to go
further.
Since penning the above paragraph, we have
seen yesterdays issue Of the Star, wholly mis-
representing the facts In relation to the con-
duct Of Superintendent Briggs.
Mr.. Briggs has had the keys of the Monu-
ment since some day last week, and has had
possession Of the premises since last Saturday
morning. There has been no violence used by
Mr.. Briggs, nor any forcible entrance into the
premises. The Star says:
"It Is burning shame that such contest
should 70 on In community like that of ours
Those who have provoked il may yet repent their
conduct If they do not regret It now, while In the
quict nOur thcr pcttcr JuuBlnchs runs.
Pray who is it that have provoked this con-
test2 Those aoho refuse TO yield up sohat they
hare no right to retain.
As to the threat of the Star, which It APP
plies to the new Board, 1t alarms nobody. eve
know our rights and knowing win maintain
Them" at oil hazard, and under oil circum-
stances. We are in possession Of the Monu-
ment, and unless deprived Of it by due course
Of law, we shall maintain possession unless
overcome By force, and Of this we have no
fears.
By order Of the old Board some Of the prop
erty of the Monument Society has been taken
and sold by the late Superintendent. That is
their fault--not ours.
We ask our friends not to permit themselves
to be improperly excited by the misrepresenta-
tons Of the Star and we ask the public not
to heed them, assuring them that in due time
our course viii be fully vindicated, and the
Monument duly finished.
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The funeral of William Poole, who died Of
wounds inflicted by gang Of murderers, in
New York, was attended on Sunday last by
an immense concourse of people from that
city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Albany, and New
Jersey, Of which State Poole was native. The
New York papers Of Monday contain the fol-
lowing particulars Of this extraordinary fune-
raj:
"The funeral Of william Poole took place, from
his late residence in Christopher street, yesterday
afternoon, and his remains were conveyed through
tho city, and to Greenwood, with almost regal
pomp. For hours before the procession began to
move, people assembled by thousands In all the
streets and avenues leading TO Poole's residence,
and Christopher street was completely choked up.
Not only we're the streets in the neighborhood Of
Christopher street full but the whole OF the route
over which the funeral procession was to pass in
this city, was thronged with an immense multitude
Of spectators. Windows were filed, and many
were upon the rooftops aud balconies. Trees and
lamp-posts were climbed TO get view Of the pro-
cession as II passed. IL Is estimated that nearly
one hundred thousand persons were spectators Of
the funeral
Dodworth's band with 81 pieces led the pro-
cession.
The coffin was covered by the American
flag, and the hearse upon which was emblazon-
ed the words 81 die true American" was
drawn by four black horses.
There were 165 carriages and 5000 persons
on foot, marching eight abreast with hands
clasped and badges Of mourning on their arms
The utmost decorum prevailed.
The remains Of Poole were inferred in Green
wood Cemetery, where monument is to be
erected by his friends. A subscription viii
also be opened TO raise fund for the support
OF his widow and child
The chief cause Of the extraordinary demon
stration at tho funeral Of Poole was undoubted
" the belief that he bad been foully murdered
by detachment from gang Of foreign bulles
with whom he had long been at variance
Poole was professional fighter though not :
fighter In the ring. and had been employed a,
such In elections In tho city Of New York, fol
some years lie was identified with the Amer
-ican party, and hence his funeral was attended
by many members Of the American Order.