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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
SNYDER & FPiZZGII
RE receiving and opening fresh and desirable goods
n suitable for the city and country trade.
o.
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
" " with heels,
Kid Front Lace Caters,
md in
A" Black Lasting Caters, :" {"
." with heels,
" Congress Caters,
" Kid Boots, thick and thin sOles,
s.. with haala.
White Kid and Satan Slippers.
Toilet Slippers, plain and fancy,
ALSO
Children and Misses shoes oi every description,
ALSO
Gentemans' wear OF every description.
Their stock Of heavy goods large and good quality.
In Short all persons wishing goods in their ins will find it
their Interest TO call at No. 25, Public Square.
aug3O SNYDER & FRIZERLL.
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.


"A.
THESE boats will be The regular packets be-
L St Louis and Nashville this seasOnrf LAX. q
and will their trips Immediately -
after the first rise IN Cumberland River They will make
their trips regularly the business will allow One
leaving each port about every hVe days.
Oct29-f P. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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RAILROADS, sc.

RA1LROADOs OO.
Freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO WASH TILL 4,
TO e0rrrvr WITHOUT AurEuAT1OE UNTIL THE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fores, Books, Stationery Boots, shoes and Aais
Turpentine in barrels, Carpsung, China, Glass and
Glassware CigaTs In cases, Clocks fsetionerlss,
Goods in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
aud Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Classes
in cans and jars saddlery, lin and BnL1ana ware, -
Tess and Spieces, per 100 lbs. Is
sECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as tpeciaed in Firs and Third
classes Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
rolls auc boxes Oils in barrels and casks GToekeIy
Plaster sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 ibs.$ 81 20
THIRD GLASS,
axes SPvilg, vices casks Of Chains and oos
Manila and Cotton C0rdAge, Coffee, HEAVY Casungs,
MuIGgarlng, Railroad Wheels and Axles, Chains 80
-aI snikgs and 2osin In barrels per 100 lbs... 50
SPECIAL RAJ fcSs
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and ohes igh' AIGles
not enumerated; also, carboys Of Acids o. o,heI
Chsmells, will be charged By actual "sh Du' 20 N
Have every Paosags PLAN ] makSG Es1aD To IIP t5
prevents delays and losses and insures speedy de-
.sF1gT3i,yTaGEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
t,ods consigned TO the Agents Of the South Carolina
gzIIrsd al Charleston, will be forwarded tREE OF Con-
szr0v drayags wharfage aud postage only charged;
hin hfch with Olteght PAID vessel VIII De mall
cousiguees. Mark packages care agent D y T. H.
T gi aroiina Railroad will advance shippers charges,
30 that those prefer coasgnng 10 Commission House
can do so and have their expense bill payable here
An freight for Nashville and Stations on the NsshElle Ha
lIrlHt
raius only Shippers rely upon the utmost dssPaeh
The Raie from Charleston to Nashville WI at all nes be
Io, red ana will setle promptly any Overchargss
and damages that may occur on ihis Line
5f ost or mis- Ing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery ana u hot
MeSans along the line Nashville and Chattanooga
aroad ", l bear ia mind the above rates apply 10 al
roo from Charleston, which are . be delVeTea a. lns
following SaJOus- VIZ: Stevenson AhuStsOh DSI'
Fos,ervIlle, lIurfreesboro, Smyrna and LaYergne
shat prepared 10 give every explanation anu
lion ed n regard FTeighls and Expense blls Cores
pondeus may rely upon prompt answers 70 an anu
every aeut on gwen to gusinSss OfoSEu ~
i.a--5s-rE. College e., Nashville.
RATES or FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON.
Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds 81 ~
STAR Caadiss, SOAP Lard ahd Linssed Oil, per 100
W6isky per barrel 200
Beef aud Pors per barrel 3S0
Bo5ms oo5 s Ia s 5 50 dozen and upwards per dozen
SI2" Rs .It g r s yabgne and Chattanooga Railroad
will sign Receipts the above rates until the ls1 Of June
,r Of r,uh the above rates will give the rate
10 sugI-la ,Tsprgu. oG articles above specified
For information in regard TO rates on other articles not
si''''so '''' '''' O" GHAs. " ANDERSON, Agent
jans-57-tL No. 20 College street.
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C,tfan a
delivered a nv R1q SorS ~ S Eob ean
guars. Wossi sk 20 ar l0t u1ut,d and pTng
aoess-u VS., Witty laa2l-a
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NJ a Nl w q F "a
TELEI3RArH.

IEIEVTItlEH.
THE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
4 working thrJHgI % Augusta, Ca, where il
meets with other Lines running North East and South
This Line good repair through from Nashville to
Augusta aud expect to keep I future. We shall
endeavOr to put all business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible and expect be able give
general satisfaction.
mavl6-u o G. CLUTE. Sup
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EEGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.

ENHE light dTaught, cOmmOdous and fast sF-9la =
n running steamer SWALLOW, ALEx. ik -Ia-.-EN
FRAZER, Master, will run regularly between Sa4IH4fEaS
the above points and all intermediate laBd-4z6sssE
ngs making regusr II day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit this pOpu
lar craft liberal share OF public patronage. Her command
ant is resident OF Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
and entire water. For rrsgh or passage ap
ply board OrtO II. II. HARRISON,
dpcI2-6m AGENT.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TR UKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
c. BE HaiA9Ss
RO.1s, PUBLIC SQUIRE,
CONSISTING In part follows, viz:
~ suPeraEe Eng. Kid Slippers
" {" White Kid and Satin Slippers;
" Black Satin Slippers;
" Kid BOOte thin and thick sOles;
" Black LasLug slippers and Bunkins;
" LRstg Congress Caters with & without heels;
q" - Caters, side and front lace;
GOatSewed and pegged BOOsesi
Fine Kid Bootess and Slippers
gbildrsn's
Kid and Gost Bootsss thick and thin sOles;
" Ancls Ties;
Servants Calf and Goat BOOt6es, large assOTtmsng
Gents fine Calf Single and Double sOs BsStS;
- /" Oxford Ties;
" Monterey Ties;
d" " Patent Leather Shoes
Boys fine Calf Boots, De, &c.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment Of Iron Frame Sole Leather
eing Trunks Valises Bonnet Trunks Velvet Rrus-
Carpet Bags, OIL Cloth Travelling Bags, &c &c. all Of
which offered al low prices cash small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give Us call.
sePI7-n c. HALL, ls Public Square.
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Tin WarnI

41m ware
f5INWARB every description for sale NJ -
Retail Also Job work done -ith nsasnsss 40 -
Patcn We solicit the Patro aga frauda and - -,
ic generally a. No - 5sulh Market street. NassViIIs
I1n9-'57-lm " n hTRv q "a
EXECtTOR'SI NOTICE.
II AVlhG been qaaliasd BU8cataF q faa iata Rr
II FHGLI1 LIussL nO-cs is hereby rvan = al tha-
having claims aEnm said estate Brcasat thsn utha -
line prescribed By laH. All tdlssindabtsd viii psaaa aks
Immediate payment. J. p. kTNDaLKV.
lanlf-dlmF. nrauatnr
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MEMPHIs Avn NJ HKII-I-E PACKEI.

THE fine passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
Il JAMES MmLER, will run in the above trade elAfA
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
O'Clock, p. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY al 4
P NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place the day and a. the same time advertised.
A. HAMILTON,
oct23-tf H.H.HARRISON Agents.
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN


HAMS HAMS!
TST received FIVE casks choice family BY
81 oct23 LANIER s. PHILLIPS.
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R,H.BROCKWAY &CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
GentlCmen'S Clothing,
No.Z1 Ia Public Square
To COENTRY MEREHANTS
NASHVILLE, TENN.


OUR Stock OF Gentemen's Ready Made Clothing for the
~ Fail aud Winter trade is complete, embracing
variety style and fabric TO be found in the Eastern Markets
Our business being strictly and exclusively confined 70 the
Manufacture and Of Clothing, enable offer greater
inducements any other house the city, aud should
alCne sufficient guarantee El who purchase Ready
Made Clothing and they supply themselves with much
larger variety Of aud assortment sizes, at price
by making their purchases direct from the Manufacturers.
aug20, '55-tf K. II. BROCKWAY & CO.
MIDDLE DIVISION FAIR, FOR 1857.
THE FoURUH DIVISION FkIR, for Middle tennessee will
be held, in OnneCton with the IHIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF
the Smith County Agricultural Society the Fair Grounds,
near ROME Tennessee, commencing Monday, the 5Ih
dav Of October, 1857, and continuing during the week.
Handsome premiums Oeedin every department Of Ag
rcuItura Mecanica and Household Indus y aud the diff
rent cases Of Stock Isis may be Obaned Of the
rary Of the Fair Rome and Othe Secretary OF the Sae
Bureau, Al Nashville. J. r. HlBBETT,
ianI3-3wdtw&w. r.. Secretary
To THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE,
7 HAVE started Mil IN the city, and will keep on
hand fresh Meal, at No lO7 South Summer street
All orders attended to- and will sell at the lowest cash
city, and will deliver 10 customers in any part - the
rice ). W. CAhDN ELlb
maylg-I Agent.
HANS! HAMS!
TUST received FIVE cssks choice Hams for family BY
81 oet23 LANIER s. PHILLIPS.
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JIit4 AELt rs OF llAND FOit SALE.
TDY yirue Of d decree of the County Court Dickson
ID county, at its January Term, 1857, will MONBAY,
"a day Of March, sj offer for sale ths highest bidder
The out House door u Charlotte, about acTsss Land
lying IN ihe 81 District Of said COuuivr TuTabuU creek
the location tle Nashville aud North Western Rail-
road said Land located u body nearly and will
be sold all tugetrr lu Tracts 90 SUIT purCn sold
r the Puross of dstrbufun among The heirs law Of
Jacob Lumpl=y. decd. Ntes with good will be
qured and lien retained the Laui until tEe purchase
money paid. This the Ilth day Of Jlnuars, 1857.
THOMAS MCNEtLLf, Commissioner.
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KEGULAR NEW ORLEANs PACKET


TENHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, ee=sRza n
n Capt. VIZ. DEWITT. having superior ac- lk-Is=1S
COmmOdatOns for Passengers, Freight and StIisttEfB
Stock, will ply during the above HzzalzES
and all nermecat landings. Her exceeding light daught
Will insure in the Of direct shipments Messrs
W. A. JOHNSON & Co, of New orleans, will Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ, ID, F. H. BRoOEs, who will
side permanently New Orleans, No q CaTOndeet street,
during the business season. for the purpOss Of giving his
tire attention The filling Of all purchase orders at the loves
figures. H. h. HARRISON,
dac3-Gm Arant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-24
REG GUL4E NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI


THE c0mmOdi0us and substantial fast ysEESRA n
4 running stel-.er SEFENTY-SIX, lAas4sqfzFz8f
P. K. BARCLAY, Master is held in readi FssrFsssz7
by the first rise OF w0ter TO her regular T
above during the coming season. For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation, apply on board
septl7-tt H. Il. HARRISON, Agent
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
PACK Er.

THE new and COmmOdiOUs light daught - 49,. .
steamer, DIAMOND, Capt. W. r. HOLL- kG-t r
CROFT, Master, G. T. REEDER, Clerk, will -
ply during the between the above ports Having
persT accommodations and experienced Clerk who vii
give prompt attention all ORDERS solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply board,
n. n HARRISO on,
H. T. YEATEMAN,
nOYS-6m Ag'uts
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DAILY LINE.
HNHE following steamers form the Daily kHeBep~ n
i United States Mail Line from Nashville ls,livsN
and Cairo, leaving Nashville at y O'Clock,
NJ, and Cairo at A. NJ. -1---a'a1-A
J. G.. CLINE, HITE, Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WKAyER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WAYTT, Master; Aida,
HARHAF, Master
and New Orleans Daily Nail Steamers, the Louisville and
ST. Louis Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
ST. Louis and Chicago Passengers by this line
New Orleans, Memphis St. Louis and Louisville in much
less time any other Boats passage or freight
apply the Nail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President,
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENT4 AGnE
EngP =

ItIHCUIaEE SAWS AND TF4NDHELS.-Eh
- sizes cd 8iTeulaT saws and Mandris on hand.
uayZ7 MAGEY s. HAMILTON
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

u. T. huggl.-lpH Invention Is one OF the best OF the
year. 1t shows great deal Of ingenuity on the part Of
the inventor both in theory and in practice, and for
usefulness is second 10 none. On this account il is
much to be regretted that the exhibitor did no. refrain
from dulgng in snowy bills and bad English, and by
printing thirty reasons not of which 10 the point
why you should use it" impress vistors with the
idea that bic invention is Of the ytrsp class. Rugss
Water Gauge is externally glass tube, two inches in
diameter and eighteen inches long, which may be
placed in any part of the building on the story
with the boiler, another. AT the Crystal Palace
one gauge Is against the boiler another is twenty feet
higher in the picture gallery. vertical iron pipe,
half an inch in diameter is inside Of the glass tube
placed by the eide of the boler this pipe is prodaced
and ei!en the boiler below and above the water line.
In consequence Of this arrangement the water takes
the level in the pipe which it has in the boiler,
but this pipe being small the water in gets compare
tivey cool 20 that any one may easiy leave his hand
aga nst the pipe below the water level when the par,
Immediately above it b kept burning hot by the steam
censtaIy cordersrg inside. The gass tube is placed
around the iron pipe, that its middle corresponds
with the proper level Of the water it is closed at both
ends, ard h comm unicston with reservoir of water
placed above il. When the com nurication With the
reservoir opened the water rushes into the glsss tube
and rises the iron pipe but soon Is it reaches
the hot portien of the pipe bos and the steam thus
formed, hDing the g'ass tube, prevents by its own
pressure the water from lisDg higher This steam
concenses 'lowy into water against the glass;
vheI the water rising in proportion, comes again In
eoDisei viii TIE portion sf the PIPE which eon'a.s -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
ANOTHER FATAL RUFFLANZY ASSAULT

The particulars Of another case of death esused by
viOlsrce Inflicted BY nidright rufiians, were msds
known yesterday to Coroner Cornery, who wa, called
to the Hatfield Hotel, corner Of Broadway srd Grand
street. to hold an rqusst on the body Of yOung msa
26 years Of sge, named Henry Dodd, who hsd died on
Sunday night.
1t seems from wba. could be ascetained, that the
deceased attended ball at Constt tatioE Hal some
two weeks ago, and after taking supper b the Wash.
tos Saloon Broadway, near Bond street. started for
home, when he was set upon by several rowd.es te
him unknown, who beat him in the most shocking
manner, Of the assaants kicking him in the face,
thereby fracturrg his jaw bone in several places.
After beating Mr. Doddto their utmost wi.h they ,ea
him on the sidewalk in a state Of insensibi.y where
he was afterwaTd found by two officers who conveyed
him to the Hospital at O'Clock In the morning. Some
days sfterward Dodd was removed to bic residence,
when he tod bis friends that his jaw was fractured
BY dentist while pulling TOOTH and they knes
nothing to the contrary neither they aware ihss
he had been brutaly beaten till after his death The
deceased had made miss,atement TO his friends,
cenceaing the manner In which be had received his
hues, les. the real facts If made kne ~n, should re-
feet upon his character Coroner Ccnnsry commenced
an inyestgation ard took some iestimony OF T1en
the fo'lowiI g is a copy:
sircPis Hatfield being duly svorp, esPese' s''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

We ,ee nothing practical in the above. So long
as importers can generally make money by pursuing
the course indicated by Penn, that courss VIII be
TAKEN let it's results to the community be ever so
disastrous. Jobbers ditto
The party who might stop this game is the note.
buyer; and there be any capitalist who is not yet
cured of shaving " one Dame paper" or anything Of
the sort, let him 80 ahead. Probably not one third
of this paper nov in existence will ever be paid.
Still, the bait Of tive to Eve per cent per month is
so tempting that great many sharks can't help
biting at it-wherefore, let them take the conse-
quences-IE I'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
REVOLT IN THE ST. LOUIS WORK
HOUSE.
Y,or The S. Lovi, Ds@oerat. Oct. 10.

YyOr The ST. Lovi, Dsmoerat Oct. 10.
horseman at full speed arrived at about OF last
evening ct the City Hall from the Workhouse with the
ratbfr startling Intelligence that the prisoners
ain making violent eIerons to break from
cotfremsLt, and threatening vengeance Tor tn,
d.stb Of one Of their number, who had been shot
fatal BY the guard. The Mayor, Capt Kick, and
twelve policemen at once armed themselves and pro-
cseded in omnibus to the scene OF violence
His Honor with the Captain and portion OF the
force returned st 81 o'clock leaving all quiet and the
remainder Of their party on guard TO preserve tran
JACK Smith," desperate fellow, committed for
vsgrsncy some three months ago. had MADE many
br, ais Of yepge ance upon the guard, the welknown
oficer Frank Giles, whose viganc ce Is said 70 have
frustrated several resent attempts on the part OF p's
oner 10 escape Smith had become 90 refractory and
that the guard % % ecnune n,m
cu,e the determination when Smith sterny dehsd him,
ard svore resistance TO the last extremity. Giles
thrt ateped to fire unless be submitted aud ooeyed out
smith OILY cured him, and ssrcsstcsly tainted hin
defed Giles at ergh discharged his pistol, the con-
tents enteripq Smiths abdomen and causing shock.
ing wound. Al.
guard with an iron BAR striking him on the face and
Irostratpg him. The superintendent at once had
smith y no was diving as well csred for possible,
ard for q satisfsctery investigator promptly pisoeo
Giles under arrest
By this time the passions OF the prisoners were
wrought to pitch little short Of frenzy ana they were
mako formidable efforts to break from the cells,
swesrirg to inAic. death upon the guard. But they
were harmless having forum atey been, though pat
short tne before rsmoved from the yard to separate
ard strong coafLement They only succeeded 10
breaking virdovs and Going other trivial dsmsge.
The Mayor and police arrived to fEd The excite
merit .ubsdipg smilh It'll living ard the guard coo-
fired. The latter was removed 10 the ca!aboose.
Smith expired shortly after their aTTiTs'.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
TIOGA COUNTY, PENN
Carsvoondsnse OF The N. Y. Tribune.

Corre.pondense Of The N. Y. Tribune
WrLLsBoRo', Tiogs County, Pa, Oct. Il, 1857.
The majority for Wilmot in this county Is 2,O4l-a
falling Of from the Fremont majority Of ,l2l There
was a light vote throughout the county. The entire
vote poled is Only 4i27, while Fremont alone poled
4, ,54S last year.
Ne have carried every district in the county but
ope-the same last year. There is no Pro-Slsvery
esin-bo.h parties fall of in about the same proPor-
ticn. Tne Opposition pOled ,4OOvotes last Novem'
ber an6 1873 this year.
The Republican County ticket i, elected by an
average majority Of $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

sfesm insi6e, and furnishes . psr suprlv - g..
Thewa,er in the glaze Is thus hept on sxscf,v "A.
1--we. with the water in the pips and ,hs. ir r.. -,
TIE gsUsein the upper story is on d.ds.er. n-..s
pie, and is acted upon by the one below. rs.,--
gauges are made to conmuaies.s BY p;,s .,s :.
much water is let in IS vii I'll the pipe .ad
each gauge. OF Iecessi,y, when N.
down in the gauge below, il viii riss IN .hs 81
ard wise versa. The second gauge IL sr,aa.,~se
oordpply the reverse of the fret. Several -
ment. are now in use to ascertain the Aisb, ., ~
water in the boiler but then principle Of se.o,
81, st.s that they be on the ssne level With "a.
AID in general, cose to il where only the .ss,..,
zee them II by neglect Of this geateusa sss ,.,..
get. low. irs,esi of throwing down the fs. ..s,,.
the whole factory aud beug dismissed, he rv.,s
In fresh water, and orce in three times No.,
up the estsbEshment The rev gsuge vii es.y.
those most interested to control the ecgneer asd sva
the ate fate of the victims OF West street irsars
Companies should offer inducements for the ,t,Aue.
tion Of this safety apparatus.
r. "A, rSisoy sf Tie " T. Ty1ns
SIR In your article Of Saturday ir relation 20 pe1ps
exhibition ., the American Institute fs yoa .'e 10 r,s
throush funnel shaped ppe whch two snehss e..
sna q. inehe: .. the opssins ,hS: spps..f % ,a,.. ss
can ,bov ,ny ope who win take the trouble exsn s.
Row your Rrcorter could have made such asssjp 4
los, 70 The Of water 10 sx r<h-a IN dame
.pe .od socordng the speed &C the vhp
from IS 100 barrels Of vstel per mpne aEd ny rze M
discharge distance On t~f ITO feet p nss
smaller expenditure OF power than pump In Which
sm prepared prove By inserting this con
corspcuou,ly your notice apPesre VOC VII Go ~ Get Il
justice and much oNHse' ks'pe'awsiS VIZ 'fp'i 'iypsyw,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
AN ARISE OF CREDIT.

To ns Editor Of TAs " Y Trbsae
SIR: In the various Efforts that have been pre-
sentsd through your valuable paper in relation to the
sueines that are now affecting the business commu
My there is one branch of the trouble hst seems 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

1.-The above embodies some errors Of fsct-espe-
caly 10 the assumption that it was not the pressure Of
cur Foreign Debt that broke us downbut the general
moral, 2" Get out and keep out Of debt, is SO sound
and imp xtant that we gladly make room for it'd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-03
4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN

I"HOSE sands of life had nearly run out,
| w discovered while in the East Indies, GER
tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The RENE
dy was discovered by him when his only child, o
daughter, was given up to die. He had heard
much of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities of preparations made from the East In
dia Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
he might make remedy for his child. He stndi-
ed hard and succeeded in realizing bis wishes
His child was cured, and is now alive and we'll
He has since administered the wonderful RENE
dy to thousands of sufferers in all parts Of the
world, and he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy Wishing to do rs
much good as possible, he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow-beings as request it, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making it up
and successfully usingit. He requires each ap-
plicant to enclose him one shlling-three cents
to be returned as postage on the recipe, and the
remainder to be applied to the payment ofthis
advertisement. Address,
DR.. H. JAMES, No. 19 Grand-st.
Jersey City, N. ].
N. B.-Dr. II. James has neither Office nor o.
gent in New York, as some have pretended and
advertised The recipe is sent from NO PLACE
but No. 19 Grand street, Jersey City, New !
Jersey.
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