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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
VlOIFEb sCTIsDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPrs
w AsuTeriatye Tonic. piuretic. tnu Dyspepuc an
I'm Al

lrxiIOratlrQ
Tbs medicinal Diet drk manufactured solely by The pro
prieier, AT his dserv in scheds Holland expressly for
ed tom be e srsy bat sas 3 Selected in Europe At any
bsry but by he choice boiaea vsliety Of he aroma
lalsn urpcr berry whose vinous extract ase al
cone,tsied ,tc,ure EXQUISITE aroma soTeber
" ia cordial and medicinal properties 70 any
snbned TO All the srsi chemists and physicians
one r,esl esssssss q he Sssr s @ccs : now
Of ne SadS end sdnss d sSS %r
seuc or csrsnic IN eeners debility sluggish circulation the
act.cvtcrtd ~ he Whole nedics faculty sni aosed
as ss ~ Se6 rs ~ IN ausr ard pint
On the bottle ccis ard label for sale BY all the respectable
Nos. IS - and q Rssysr Street,
Cation TO rhE PUBLIC '0'A
o srss he srsaSnCn e hs medicinal beversre
~ S NON faS vs, p s ,sS ~ o NE ng"dr TSr
hey ean sinspp london coiGs sis and SY various oiSer
iler article sic psbc should Re on Ss guard against
,1ch npcs'efs Read The following extract from he New
Prom the New York Mercury
hncrs 10 May ditones,ies Of trade which The moral
T & perp Son s 70 d'Pges y" sr w1as
sdopcd BY urlcrupuous dealers u initiating ssd o1n1er,i
ar drrts wsde,asni' and oer article. & csrsona con
ra.on Of 50 ssepns rs 3Ga psuSs OF sauS ol
destructive snd WORTHLESS. compounds 70 the sore detri.
SSo s,psnsss S.S "a ne ssr N
IeuN larceny thieves The OF all honorable dealers
and uadets snd The trade IL much highway robbery
The vist appropriation of their neshbs uurse In fact
they b. nsh the burglar and diauuv-for
hsc felcnt exhibit bravery charac
ter ia nowse distinguishing The anle asaassn who stalls
IN the dark And ought they not be punLsh
with the OF their crimei We
led to these MARKS by accidentally ervpg spu.
fiors counterfeit Of udopbo woss schedsm The
labels we're imnae ed perfectly, with The slight addition
few letters plead technical avoidance law ssalns
couniefeng The BOTTLES were very similar and everything
carefully prepaIdo impose upon purchaser Now
is the who perpersted this feou-a robberg
Assufsdy he for Mr. Wolfe has large
brig his genuine imported rchnapps into demand
thai demand be Justly considered OF hs capital
trade and fellow stealing part of his reputation much
Of thief be rad stolen barrel schpapps IN
And 10 this crime be adds further Of Demanding he com
muny by giving them runous fer they
inter dd 70 cNpeu for commodity in which they md conf
derce md further tverv who participates Indirectly
y ihe fraud by selrF puious articles much of Of
fender he Principal vho planned the Imposition The
rewey O NJ Vote should lie n DO ding Al concerned MP
he cNnmpi ~ The community thus swiniled their
raOrs, and urc0uscCusy imposed unon hv noxous
composition We t~ust that Nr Wof NIL obtain names not
only OF the concocos Of these couaeeus Int CT every man
offering ihcn tor sale snd then publish them the world
for bis TeruiaCr and the heath THE community
uand st All partis should be nailed the piory Of popu
iav everra'inn.
tU a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

fIW CURE CnAPPRD HANDS, &c-HEGEMAN,
Il CLARR o. e mpound hor ce with glycerine,
VII usually prove N sihle rsmeis Preni led and seld
~ Begemap Ga 90, l65 2ia ~ arc ~ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Samuel Campbell, Chemist and Druggist,
outhves, corner tisih aysnne and Twenty eighth street.
oTnfrly with Ruh.fr, Clerk Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

This powerful eubrocsaon for rheumatism old sprsns chit
blalns dfoca atoms Ne IL warranted % eject perfe
IN All of muscular ard rheumatism. n acts
Ike charm peneetes hbre and relieves the most
pain nued aey. Pains In the side Jack breast 10,
yield 70 IT, pctert influence and few applications only
necessary 70 effect cure. Fold No 81 Division street
one dollar per bovle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Hernia Cured ny Marsh ~ Co,-Iscdical
cure truss at y, Maiden lane New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Extra Heavy Wool shirts and Drawers.
a, very low prices, wholesale and retail
fRA PERRGO A son. 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

TIE REBEL OF THE JEHHEYS
sTOhY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
syLvAsus COBB -.
Author Of the 80 of MOSCOW" The Storm Secret,
"Orion, the Goldbeater, % etc, etc.
Entered according TO act the 1851 by
Robert HcTner IN he CLERKS office OF the District Court bor
the southern District Of New YMk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

THE NAV YORK LEDGER NOW IL OUT
Il Hewsusn hail II WITH n Shout
Up goea just Ike n rocket
EvCry sfnap s'app his pocket:
Ard his nerves with pleasure Jingle.
Tor he hears the profits Jingle
To thirl 81 the Ihusfk = circulation
Noud IA sw note o. admiration
trcm snv ma Ia any nscr
COPFS NhN STORY or REVOLUTIONARY LIFE IL
I'd " he NAV YORK LEDGER for th.s week no
ready aud FOR sale at all the ofccA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Cristssoro's Wigs and Hair Dye are Ac-
know superior 10 ALI others Wholesale and retail and
the dive privately applied No. 6 Asior Home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

New York and Harlem Railroad. In CON-
fccuer-e Of the large amount of freight and The PURPOSE
of facilitating ~ transportation over this rad The Directors
have DECIDED 70 dscori TIE Albany rsa
the White and Centre % A.
Albany n 10 30 A. NJ and after Moniay January 10 1857
uui further The mrii tran ana .t express viii
continue hereiore ~ form daily lines between Nhaav
New Work. WN. j. GfNipHFfT, Supt.
NV YnrK 1annAry 10 ISL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

M RosH, from the porty OF the comm ee resentet
resolution for adoption.
SPRINGER Cosr thought that Il did not matter whether
John Roe or Richard Roe stricken down not the
point that the precedent. OF the democratic party
had been violated In the election OF Cameron and
rcschery he wished 10 condemn but he could no,
theiense thus lauopg Mr.. Forney whom he respected
but I'D tot feel disposed 10 make the sole burden OF tho
resolutions.
The resolutions, a. shove given, finally passed. go
the pro FoTney ties were f0ored.
The Club then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

superior shirts made 60 Order. ~ Econo-
mica rrces. warranted p g. MOODY a wrGGANs, as
Broadway, AZ ioining ihe Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Piano For saie.-A Handsome Rosewood Sc
octave piano. round corners elegantly furnished Tor
~ stQ less than The cos. Apply al - kis. Twenty sHh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

BII's Hair Dye Four sbiI,ings "a HoS. Hack
brown No barclay street; aso druggists and fancy
goods stores generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

The Ambrotype may ne Obtaiuod ut One
place NsN lork Tor 50 cenis. a BACOh's %. Bnaer-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

4. ". &. n, T.. r.. G. ~. \. y. u. T.. ". Y. o.
PorrayIes trd pkotogrrhs, shilling and dollar BY
HOLMES 20 Brssdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Bntcheidor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs,
The best in The world, made sold applied Ne 23
HrcaH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

TOBBs NLw STORY or REVOLUTIONARY LIFR IL
y commenc,d in he NEW YORK LsDoER for mis- week
n entitled kARMFf,, THy SCOUT or Tuy REBFr, or
1HE JERSEYS It's Mr.. COBBs greatest ID oductisu Yer
sale et All the news Offices. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

voBB's NEW STORY or EVOLUTIONARY LIFg IS
- oonmencsc in the INV YORK LgDGka for this week.
II In entitled KAhhEls 1Hr SCOUT THE RESEL ~
1Bk JERSEYS IL Mr.. COBB'S greatest producton. For
sale n all the = Offices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Failing OF the Hair Shouts not be consider
sequences Can on GRANDJEAN 81 Church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

A. Grsnaje~n n the Only Person who can
be consulted scientifically all diseases OF he human hair
.ssses s,rs,, ssrnsS q gsrsI The s,h and Hshh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Smithsonian House. rroadway.-HoseI Ac-
Steam heat throughout. SIDNEY HOFFMAN,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

TEE NFw YORK LEDGER kDw ~ OUT;
i Newsner hail n win o shouts
Up a. goes Just Ike a rockst
Fyfry nsrsman slaps h. po-te,:
sud hi nerves With pleasure iDgie
Fcr he hears The yroI's iinrs
10 hink 81 the tEDgEka circulation
Would ifsw roe Of admitaioa
frcrn any any Ha'i0r
1ORHS NfW STORY on EVOLUTIONARY Trrr "a
c,mmerccd IN the NV YORK LFnsF fnr this week now
ready md for sale nj all the odcef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

THE MOB AT LOUISVILLE.

This unfortunate city has again been the scene Of
one of those popular outbsts, for which it has al
ready obtained such unenviable notOFiety. Four ne
groes, charged with the murder of the Lloyd Fami-
Iy, were tried last week for the crime and were
acquitted, Amob Of men and boys soon after the
rendition of the verdict assembled at the JAIL and
with rifles and cannon overaWed the authorities and
compelled them to deliver the negroes into their
hands. One Of these unfortunates committed SUI
eide by cutting his own throat and the other three
were taken by the mob to the public square, and I'M
mediately put to death.
In any aspect, this event viii be another terrible
blow inflicted upon the prosperity and fair fame Of
the city 1t shows that life and property are utter
" insecure, and are each held at the mercy Of a
blood thirsty mob, or that the very sources Of jus
tee-the legal tribunals Of the eountry-are utter
Iy corrupt If there is any apology which can pal
late the enormous crime of the mob, it can only
consist in the plea that the courts Of justice sub
vert the legitimate powers conferred upon them, TO
the purpose Of uphoIding and protecting crime
In whatever lightwe may regard it, or upon whom
soever the responsibility of the crime may be affixed,
the city of Louisville is responsible and upon her
will be visited the punishment.
The Inauguration of a mob-spirit in this doomed
city upon former occasion upheld and sustained
before and AFTER by the legal authorities, must and
viii be visited by terrible retribution The taste
of blood in man as well as other animals begets
desire for more, and the reign of uncontrolled mob
violence for a day, inaugurates a system, which
generation cannot eradicate. The mob of lastweek,
although originating in a totally different cause,
was but legitimate cOnsequeee of that which pre-
cededit and of those which will inevitably follow
it hereafter Individually we doubt not but that the
mass of the citizens of Louisville, are as honest and
respectable as the Inhabitants Of any other city,
but the mob-spirit is living, controlling element in
her society There is no safety or protection against
its violence 1t may burst forth at any moment
An aequittal by jury viii be the signal for cor
viction by the mob. The courts must decide ques-
lions according to the passions of the multitude
Citizens must vote atbe dctation of ruthless black
guards, or witness the burning of their dwellings,
or the massacre of their families Such effects ever
have and always will follow the popular excuses of
the multitude when unrestrained indulgence is once
given to that mob violence, which over-rides the
laws and makes them the dispenser of punishnents,
ard the tribunal Of last resort.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

to Re just before he should be permitted to exercise
thee important powers They do not believe the OBJ
lection to be well founded sometimes urged, that 1t
will lead to the more frequent commission Of per-
jury. They think it win have the opposite effect.
The greatest amount of perjury committed in courts
will be found in the efforts to sustain groundless
suits and defences. Bhe requisition Of swearing to
the petition or defense before the parties become
heated by the controversy, and infamed by the de-
sire for success, will generally prevent the contro-
7ersy altogether, unless It is we'll founded
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19
Ba- A correspondent Of the Pat-iot Of yosterdl

writes as follows:
81 wish you would fix some plan to get the Edi-
tors Of the UNION AND AMERICAN TO tell us Tonnes
scans why it is they excuse the Democratic party
for giving to the R0H-SlaUsBo'diag States millions Of
acres of land to aid them IN stealing the negroes Of
Middle and Southern States"
We most respectfully refer this anxious enquirer
to the Hon. John Bell, for information this sub
ject We do not approve the bestOwal of the public
lands for any such purpose as that stated but as
Mr.. Bell voted for and advocated these appropri-
atOns the floor of the Senate he ought to be able
to furnish the reasons which operated upon him
We had supposed that the object of these apprOpri
ations was aid in the construction of Rail Roads,
but the purpose as stated by the writer, if true,
gives US additional clue to the motive which i'm
PEELED the Hon. Senator from Tennessee to urge
these appropriations with so much zeal. We hope
Mr. Bell will furnish the necessary explanation, as
he has too much wit not perceive the force Of this
effort to assail him over our shoulders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

Of the South, now have or ever wiz have, any sin
sister purpose in seeking to preserve the Union Of
the southera States If the Banners party would
make fewer retensons 20 ardent lsyeofth Union
and would exhibit their faith more by their works,
they would not be so continually troubled with the
chimera Of southern sectional party with disunion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
EECFIONFpS AMI RAKEpC
Charles HeidSick
CHAMP ACME.

THE rapid sale with which my last importation Of his
i article has Induced 20 order a new supply,
which arrived this day. being SUPERIOR any los
yet offered. 1 recommend Il the Trade well for
family B. I. SIMPSON, az Public SQUARE,
march4 Bsni. r. Shiids CON- House
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ston the Theft.

TOLES fromthe subscr ber living in Christian county,
- Ken lcky, the night Of Tuesday, the 18Th inst,
small BAY MARI, twelve thirteen years old, but Gp
pears to be much younger The stolen by
named ALEXANDER GIBSON, who had been is nay employ
two thT mOnths and born aud raised in Jackson
county, Alabama. He has been pursued into Tennessee
and It hi tned that he Is passing under the
name OF GRIFFIN. He heavy made, Of swarthy COM
pls1ion HIS straight black har down look dark gray eyes
and is twenty five years Of age. reward or Fifty
Dollars will be given for the apprehension of the thief and
bis delivery, wHh me mare, to at HonkinsVille. Ky.
mayI9-W9Ws Y. H. EVERETT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

THE MOST EXQUISITE
FANCY B0NEETS
AND
MILLINERY GOODS
OF THE SEASON,

LIKEWISE EUGINE GIPSEYs AND PIC NC HATS.
WE have Just received these Goods per last steamer from
w Europe. The great patronage have received this
season fully established for Rich and Superior Bon
nets and PIce has increased consider
ably, and stimulated to order large addition
OK And Stock is larger If possible, and
than any me this The Flowers, Ladies,
beautiful and please you. Call before they
all sold ne b. ance Of Stock will be sold
a great deduction in pric, We have in store
1900 Rich Imported styles Of Fancy Bonnets;
100 Cases of Rich Paris. Hair and Bugal Blond,
IS Cases English Straw and other plain styles;
20 Misses BOnnets, Children's Hats, Gipsey and
Flats;
S dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
375 Boxes PARIS Flowers for BOnnets, Parties and Bridal
casOns;
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every style;
GO dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and ChildTen's ditto;
40 Paris and Spanish Fans; 800 boxes Rushas;
30 4" PaTasOls, all qualities.
Likewise fine stock o. EmbrOideTies consisting Of Rich
Maltes Sets 10 Lace Jaconst Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets, Sleeves. Of every description, Collars, etc., Rch
Black Bugal COl'9 Mantilfs Of English and Cbauna
Lace, Rich Par EmJIO derCd HandGrEeTcbie Trimmings,
BuCal and Rich Pa rs Bio ID L7Ces dne le OF Pans Ms
and Kid Gloves asc Belts Fine and Medium Cabbas and
the toilet 10 dOZ Rich MOhar Caps and Head Dresses
With general assortment Of useful, fancy, ornamental
Head Dresses and Variety Goods.
We trust receive continuance Of the patronage lib
orally extended TO the past thirteen years. and " III not
be UndersOd by any establishment in the city. We shall
deaVOr by polite attention. pUnctuaity and honesty Of pur
pose, merit continuance Of the liberal patronage.
Z. WISE, A. enIg
msyl9 No. 40, Union Street, doortO State Bank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19
NOTICETO PARENTS AND HIGH SCHOOL
TEhRHRRS

YOU respectfully requested to keep your boys Of
the opposite The Odd Fellows hail, adjoining til
Baptist Church. The great Of bad boys COngegated
daily Sundays excepted thu lot, the detrment
the church properly and the Of the lO and the
great annoyance OF the whole neighbOrhOod seCdeence
prompts make lis request. Those disregardng this
will be prosecuted to the extent Of the Law, City PO
lice will attenG TO This matter.
n n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

A COMFORTABLE DHeillng H0uss, on sumner street.
"A South Nash Vile near Dc x WIastonis, containing
good ro0ms exclusive OF kitchen, servants and
house. als0 Stable and carriage house. Ap1V To-
nar25-d BRANsFORD, MGWdlRT9R 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

WE have opened ear Depot Union street, next door
w % LOnghurst & Co.'S C0ufectianary, where Va
supply Customers with Ice at = cent per pound.
may5-dfw IL. MAhrIA 81 GOFt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19

Ea% The decease Of three prominent merchant
bankers of New York, which, in quick succession,
has recently been announced will distribute it is
estimated about S. OOO 600 to their respective heirs
The names of tie deceased were Sam1 Nicholson,
John F. A. Sar ford and Jasper GrOsYenor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL NSTI-
TUTE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

r1hIs Institution has been In successful operation for
years. Ills designed 10 meet The wants o. hose parents
who wish 70 FOR their al ha advlnaEes Tor
mental education that be anywhere lrnisnes Without
losing that attention 20 hoal ard that pareunl s1perV
sion and government which the young r5qurs.
TIE MENTAL TRAINING includes thorough hnglisbs
Mathematical aud scientific Eduealon, IN reefanes 10
complete preparation for business 1t does not require
the instruction Of law Ned cal Theological scho0ls
course Of Classical Stude1 mute, th1ronEns and
tended as may desired; course Of Modem Language,
under native teachers history and Mental and Political
Science .-
TIE MORAL EDUCATION s secured By Tho psrsonal in
fusnce of the teachers By division Of she school into fsm
as Of moderate size, OF which he Wee Principal are the
heads BIZ zradusted. disciplinary measures BY regular
course 81 study Of the Bible, e Msl Science and Of hs
evidences o. NafHra ard Revealed Religion.
TIE PHYSICAL TRAINING conaists Of prescribed
course Of exercises In large and vel furnished eYmnus
um under the direction Of accomplished gymnasts and
Of such amount o. mtaiy drilling, under iul orranzl.
lion infantry corps with com p8ent officers and usruc-
tors, viii bodily yig0r, habits Of command and
obedience, and Kind and degree o knowledge which may
be essential 70 the ful discharge Of The duties 81
taken % encourage Wholesome sporg baIhng
r0Wog; and opportunities furnished Tor occasional
pedestrian excursions into the country Students
mittsd a any time Of the year.
Catalogue with full Information win be furnished on ap-
Fcation 20 the Principal
mayI6-3m. WM Il. RUSSELL.
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benny ". The History Of Henry the Fourth, King
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THEpubIe are respectfully Informed tbai the seETameo
II C0mpamy5B Coal Yard, viii be ciosed on ard
after the 0lh instant Tor the susuiag twill
Opened about The 1st OF October when az lnsnhaust
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