davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

/. CAUTION III THE PU Bile.
After several years experiment in the manufacture
or GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year ls4s In
making discovery in its manufacture, by which it
was deprived OF acid and in6ammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture is at Scheidam. Holland. Amer
several tRoaths reflection what title give it, in
PRODUCED the American public under title Of
"wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic schnapps"-
Scheidam Is abe name Of the place in Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured g aromatic 4" derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which n is
favored and the word g Schnapps " is the German
for drink-eOgne, dram--wolfe's Schedam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my schbapps been introduced
to the American public, and received with apProba.
ton, than the lqnor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuir under zariohs In sever
alinsasees my labels have been perfectly mitat-
cd, with only the Aidhien Of Few letters, to plead
technical avoidance Of the law, and carefully pre-
pared as 20 impose on careless purchasers. under
stand a large Quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans account 81 the cheap
ness Of the stuff Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Gents a for the
Pints. being the Wholesale price 10 New Ysrk IL is
nothing but American Whisky Favored with The Oh
of yuniper and redacei thirty per below proof
merchant who participates indirectly the fraud,
by selling the spurious artcle b much offend
er the principal who planned the imposition.
hafT every resIrctable cizen, Who wines The
health OF the community ia which he lives, viii aid
mesehant ~bo. Tor the sske ~ iew cents viii pat
IN Jeopardy the lives OF the community ia Shich be
bvrs. such men should be nailed 20 the Piilory Of
public sxecraslOn-
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
soLE IxroETKx. Noe Is. 20 and - Beaver St,
NEW YORK
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
Magnificent Scheme
To BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5.4s5 Prizes amounting o--.....-....... $500 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 SO.
Certificates Of Packages wiz be sold at the FOL

n9-A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
Will be sent 20 any one deSirous Of receiving a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFIcATEs


Enclose the money To address for the Tickets ar
dered on recent Of which they viii forwarded NV
nrsi man Purchasers can have tickets epJiur IN ,py
ngure they may designate. -
Inc List 81 f'rawn Numbers and Priz-S will he sspt
I" purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Hs- Purchasers viii please write tbs.r -i.-,,,,,r
pam Snu give their Post Office, county and State
Hs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and rav,
BILE IA full without deduction l'''
ss- All prizes or 81 900 and under maid ,y,s4fs,s
aiter the draWing-"ther prizes at the usual te 81
thirty days. ~ "
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders FOR Tickets or Certificates IN
:. SWAN 4 co. Augusta ca
Hr PERSONS residing near Montgomery Ala or
Atlanta Ga, can have their orders filled ana go
time, by addressing ;. Swan & Co al either Of M.
cities. W '''''V
aS- list OF the numbers that are drawn from, the
Nesl' WIN ule amount Of the prize thai each one
vhuss, 70 VIII he published after every drawing in
the toiowng papers - u0gisfd ga ) C,,sfif,s,J
81, Veg orleans Deito Hdile ReqiT~r Charleston,
| York Weekly Day Boot S1r1nHaL DAM ~ M
mona DISpdfeh, Nec l1rk DisyofeA and Ta,aFing
MIS- ,lar'"H aud Lle Rock (irk) True Depsocrat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
PrOduCe.

NTE will pay the highest market price In CASH for
w Bacon, Lard, Dried Fruit, Feathers and Bees
wax, EWING l. SPERRY. '
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25

Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment If BROGANS OF the very
n best manufacture;
And Of Double Solcd and Thick Kip Boots
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct1S. AZ College Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25

A m 200 IN rseeiTs of theiraus1al BAH supply Of
~ Doubie AID singe shot Guns u their own inn
portAtion among Which VII be found almost every
prics and qsny fr1 the cheapest single a. The best
aoable barrel EngiisA Preach a ~
They would cali partieaiar afteni0a 10 their stock
of DEkR GUNS which Viii be fonnd very large and
oamplrss. - 4. 4| octl2-2nsfins
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25


sell tlae GE~CINE SENATE
r J HART Co Wholesale Grocers-
EATON A HENDERSON -
GOODRICH a CO. (" 4"
A. n. GRfEFF 4 CO.,
W. l. AiLEN a CO., /"
II. BLOCK CO., . /"
JOHN r. MOORE K co, " -
JOS II Al. y MARkS, - f"
DISC0E 4 SIAaS. 4"
HALL KEMP co. e -"
D. ". COEiER, HirARiies. Wines, &c.
BCNNEiI A sAIIIEFF sisunmtssnn Merchants
JOHN Wright 4 o., Wb..lesals Druggists
% WOODhAN.
THOMPSON a BARNES, Greesrs,
G THEUREs, creeeries, wiaas Aaa Lsqsors
Gfsb q WffTE CO,
). KABsTfNDEfK a co. 7lfl 81
KS " L LsNfEK A o.. Sew 0rscsns.
W A. NOif.kTrE 4 CO.. - ..
extraordinarily 1853 HHrEfj
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
- AANALA
OF LrTTEz IRON A
HefscHl Gentleman
AT MADRAS,
TO HIS BROTHER,

woRcErEE. May, SO
a Tell liza 4 PER
RIMS thai THEIR
SAUCE Is highly es-
teemed IN India and
Is, IN my opinion /,
The uaoet Falanhle, ,
as well as the most
wholesome , kUcz
that u made. "
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

soIE IxrokIEH Noe Is, % and p Beaver st.,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable hims in New Orleans
ell The asKNrIxE sclfNArFr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-25

Amcsfcan Cftfes.-Ne. 81
CAIRO.

The city of Cairo is situated behind a mnd
bank, called through courtesy ievee, at the
junction of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
1t stands on a sandbank. the right and title
to which is vested in the State of Illinois. and
is destined, at no distant day, to become q
place of that vast importance which always
characterizes avery small potato On
paper. and il doesn't take an unusually large
scrap OF paper to hold it. Cairo is a magni-
icent CITY, which it is impossible to see on
account of the immense number Of very fine
houses: on its native sand bank, where it must
be confessed you have the most reliable view
of It. it inspires you with the belief that there
has been three-day's cock-hght in the neigh
borhood. and that the sportsnen had suddenly
absquatnlated and left the coops standing.
In the eyes of the people who live there df
anybody ever did live there long enough TO
swear to the fact) the city possesses in the
highest degree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
Ronrd Of MAJOR nad AIaermen.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. l. .
The petition Of Patrick Murphy, fol removal
Of incumbrance, and remuneration for damages
TO his estate on Blackstone street, was referred
to the Committee on Highways.
The petition of D. NJ. Loveland, to be licensed
as an auctioneer, was laid on the table.
The liqnor reports Of M. B. Green, James
Green, and P. B. Mignault, were read and placed
on fle
Monday, February 18th, from 2 o'clock a. m.
to 4 O'Clock p. m, was assigned for the election
to fill the vacancies in the Common Council from
Ward /, caused by the resignation of Messrs. T.
W. Hammond and F. C. Bigelow.
The Committee on Water made a report that
it is expedient, in the present pecuniary depres-
sion of the city, to bring water into the city by
any of the plans proposed.
Aldermen Lincoln and Messenger were joined
to the Committee on Joint Rules and Orders, on
the part of this Board.
Various papers from the other Board were dis
posed of in concurrence, among them the salary
BILL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
MefrnnnIitnm Mnra

NEW YoRK, Feb. IAN ARRAY occurred
last night in the bar-room of Tammany Hall.
in which waiter named James Tranor who
is said to have been the originator of the fight.
was stabbed, supposed fatally.
A prize fight in the Eighth Ward was bro
ken up by the police yesterday.
1t is reported that girl named Margaret
hembe, who has recently attended the Pill.
grim Baptist Church, and was to have been
baptized yesterday, has been forcibly abducted
by her relatives, who are Catholics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

A New KANzAs SHRIEKER. -Somebodv
ought to speak TO Senator Toombs of Geor-
gia. He is actually getting among the Kan
zas shrlekers. In his place in the Senaae, on
Thursday, he condemned, most decidedly,
the employent Of the United States troops In
that Territory, declaring that he wanted
neither peace nor order by such tools OF des-
potsm. BE was for letting the people of
hanzas Keep their own peace and maintain
their own order, believing that they could not
De ht Tor seligoyernment till able to do that
much for themselves. The proposition Ger
tainly seems reasonable, however sharply IL
reflects upon the policy Of President Peiree
aud Buchanan. tits worth irving. AZ sny
rate, especially as there seems to be need IL
the troops in other quarters. Besides. II Tho
troops arc withdrawn, there will be no mead
Of an increase OF the army.-Boston journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Col. FoRNEY's PAPER. = The Philadelphia
correspondent Of the Boston Post writes
"Col. Forney's new paper 1.-THE EUeninq Press
is very decided and growing success and, to
employ phrase you will not remember to have
seen before, exceeds the most sanguiue expecta.
tons Of its ardent and very able protector
1t should be recollected. in this connection
that there is not more determined opponent o.
the Administration, in its Kanzas policy, thar
this same Col. Forney, and the success Of his
paper we take to be an unmistakable indication
Of the unpopularity Of the national Administers
tion in the Presidents own State. The Presi
was started with the avowed object of breaking
down the Pennsylvanian, Mr.. Buchanan's home
organ. If it has not already done SO, it is eyi.
IDENTIFY in fair way to accomplish that obj ct
aoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

On motion of Mr. Stone, the yeas and nays
were taken on motion to reconsider the bill in
relation to the salary of the Mayor, which resulted
in IL yeas and nays.
Mr.. Wall thsn proposed to amend by making
the salary $500 instead Of 800. The motion
did not prevail, and the bill was passed to be en-
rolled
Papers from the upper board were passed in
concurrence.
The petition of j. Woods ct ais, for three
lamps to put up in New Worcester, was referred
to Committee on Lighting Streets.
Mr.. Stone was appointed Chairman of the
Committee on Enrolled Bills, in place of 7. W.
Hammond, resigned.
Both Boards adjourned for one week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

DIR. DUPoNCn's GOLDEN MONTHLY PMS vos
EEha LEs' The combination Of ingredients in d. Du
ponco'a Golden Pills are perfectly harm less They have
oeen used in the private practice u old Or Dupon
CO. or over 80 years, and thousands OF ladies can led
thy their great and neyeraiiine sucoess In qr5ost
every case 10 correcting irregularities relieving Dain
t9i and distressing mensruatinD. particularly II tbs
change Of lie From Ave to ten Pills vim care tbat
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites NEAR every
lazy IN me and suffers from that complaint The aboye
nyou use them They cannotharm you-on tts oontrs,
tney remove a oostructions restore nature to rs pyo
Vhhel ehd inFigoTate the whole SYSTEM Ladies sses
neHltn VIII not permit increase of fauii, win grJ
tese rus sure preventative, Fer particulars se al
rectlons on the box. Price slaud win BE- sent to ladies'
Commentary by mail, by enclosing 81 q either OF me
tooWing general agents T Worcester BED r. spi-lslt
~ MAIN street JAMES GREEN, M MAusireet DAVID
@ol MAN street, of Mechenie street, Also
oy T. q Ghoate, bchburg, . 0untrg Son, Daaiclson
VIle, Robert q er, Norwich, Balch h Son prov' nee
weeks Potter Boston, A D. Il D. Sands New York
A. A Burditt, Clinton, Mass. ''NN
Bee the signature UP0NoO is on the Boy. none other
enune DIV , Vs'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

HE CORRUPTION INvEsTIGATIoN.-J udg.
ing from the telegraphic reports today, this
investigation is taking wide range, and is
duplicating several individuals, members of
Congress, and others. We presume that all
the evidence will eventually be published.
We do not attach much credit to the reports
of the Washington letter writers as to the
evidence given before the committee based
as these reports undoubtedly are, upon mere
rumor. So far as Gov. Banks is concerned.
whose name is mixed up in the affair, we un-
dertake to say that no such sum as $1,000
was ever borrowed by him of Lawrence.
Stone & Co. The only foundation for such n
report is probably to be found in the fact
which was stated to the public some time
since, that as long ago as 1858, before Mr..
Banks went to Congress, he borrowed, or
rather a friend borrowed for him, the sum of
seCea hundred dollars, of Mr.. Samuel Law.
renee, to meet the first payment on his farm
in Waltham. This was a simple business
transaction, such as occurs between man and
man every hour in the day, and could have
no connection direct or remote with the pas.
sage OF the tariff bill four years after. This
paltry loan has been magnihed INTO $1,000
$4,000 aud even 10000, as the story has
travelled, and by forced construction Of
which no honorable man would be guilty.. it
has been connected with the passage of the
tariff bill and with this investigation. We
have no tear, however, that Gov. Banks will
not come out from theinquiry with 10 smell
Of smoke upon his garments Boston Jour
nat, Feb /.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
Special Cabinet Mestinr.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Cabinet is in
extraordinary council this morning, having,
Tor the first time, an authenticated COPY Of
the Lecompton Constitution before them. The
Presidents special message to accompany its
transmission to Congress, is already prepared
but may not be communicated till tomorrow
The Missourans temporarily in Wash
ton, and numbering about fifty, paid visit O.
courtesy to the President this morning, who
for short time absented himself from the
Cabinet to give them an audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

KANzAs.-An attachmen twas served upon the
regent Calhoun, to appear at Lawrence and give
evidence in the case OF Henderson, under arrest
for tampering with the election returns, but he
left for other parts. The officers who went in
pursuit returned without finding him. They re-
port that he had left Leavenworth and the Terri
tory. He professed that he was going to Nilsson
ri; but it was generally believed that he had
started on trip to Washington, to confer with
his masters there.
The examination of Mrs. Garfield, Of Law
renee, charged with numbering her husband by
administering arsenic in his broth, resulted In
her commitment to await trial on the charge of
murder.
The Topeka Legislature has just adjourned I'M
til Feb. 10, after appointing codifying commit
tee to prepare such laws, in the interim, as may
be required, in case of any public emergency
requiring the State Government to be put in mo-
tion.
The Kanzas correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal, writing from Lawrence, Jan. %, says:
"a movement is on foot for the State officers
and members Of the Legislature who have re-
ceived a majority Of the votes under the Calhoun
Constitution, to unite in sending a protest to
Congress, against its adoption by that body. If
they all sign it las it is now stated that they
willy it will be an agreeable refutation of the
NOR which has been current here for the last week,
that party composed in part of these State off
GERS, is rising up in favor of iirtng under that
Constitution, should Congress force it upon US.
If there be any such party, it is very small.
The people of Westpoft, Mo-, have become
good deal alarmed by one of the Thousand rumors
floating about the country, that Jim Lane, " with
a company of his followers is about to attack
and destroy their town. They have made prep
arations for its defense, and have sentnels on
guard every night The story is altogether a
fabrication, but the very name Of Jim Lane is a
raw head-and. bloody -bones" to any border ruff
fan localities
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

RETURNING RBAsoN.-The new Governor Of
Maryland decidedly condemns the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, in his recent message.
This, we believe, is the first instance Of South
ern Governors taking grounds against the unfor-
tunate Nebraska swindle-unfortunate emphati.
saiiy to those whom it was designed to benefit.
Every day increases the conviction, says the Al
bany Journal that the sooth is to be the greatest
sufferer from that most unwise measure; and the
position taken by the Maryland Governor is a
signal evidence OF the reaction which i. begin.
ming in the Southern States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.
MONDAY. Feb. l.

L l.
SENATE.
Petition of Frederick Norwood and pol
others OF Gloucester, against any alterations
in the pilot laws.
AN order was adopted, providing for the
appointment by the President Of a committee
OF three on leave Of absence.
Inc resolve amending the Constitution in
respect to the Council and Lieut. Governor,
was assigned for consideration on Tuesday,
u NJ.
The bill concerning the branches to be
taught IN tho Public Schools, was passed to
be engrossed.
Reports Accepted-Inexpedien on the or
der relative to abolishing the poll tax uron
persons sixty years Of age aud upwards on
the order relative to non resident Real Estate
Owners; on the report of the Commissi oners
of the Sinking Fund of the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Company; on the order
relative to furnishing legislative documents
to the State Normal Schools leave to with
draw on the petition of Martin Wheelock !;
Report of the Committee on the Militia, on
the condition of the State Arsenal
LeGUe Of Absence The President announced
as the Standing Committee, on Leave of Abb
sence, Messrs Greene of Franklin, Metcalf
OF Worcester, and Adams of Middlesex. Adj
journed.
HOUSE,
Petition-Of John Cushing and 46 others.
OF South bingham, for removal of Judge Lo-
ring--not referred, as objection was made.
Orders AaOpted--That the Committee on
Probate and ChancerY inquire into the expe-
diency, chap. 154, sect. "a, of the laws of
1888, to secure to the laborer full payment
for all labor performed for any insolvent debt.
or, within sixty days before the insolvency Of,
his employer; that the Judiciary Committee
inquire into the expediency of abolishing the
Police Court of the City of New Bedford, and
substituting therefor Municipal Court, with
enlarged jurisdiction.
Mr. Gushing, of Newburyport, took advan-
tage OF the introduction of the customary pe-
titions for the removal of Judge Loring, to
offer an order granting the petitioners leave
to withdraw, ard providing that the Commit
tee to whom similar petitions have been re-
ferred, be discharged from the further consid-
GRAFTON of the same. The order was accom-
panied by preamble ''as long as the moral
law" in which Mr.. Gushing frees his mind
as to the Massachusetts Anti Slavery Society,
and the act of the House in granting the use
OF the Hall for Its sessions. The order was
laid over under the rules
A communication was received from the
Auditor, showing the cost of newspapers,
books, and postage, to the State, for the last
live years. The gross amount is 1886, 1876 81,
or an average of 1925 per year
The appropriation bill was further consid-
ered and the appropriation for paying the
preacher of the annual election sermon, was
reduced from 800 to $50.
The death Of William Ellison, ESQ.,, a
member of the House from Duxbury, was
announced in both branches. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted and Committee
appointed to attend the funeral.
Leave of absence was granted to w. T.
Clement, of Buckland, for tour days; to H.
Hoadiey, OF Lawrence, for four days.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The MIDDLEsEx Mills INVESTIGATION
The New York HeralGS Washington cores
pendent writes under date of Jan 81:
=" The Tariff Investigation Committee had
a protracted session on Saturday. Mr.. Stone
has now been before them for four days, and
they have not got through with him yet He
testified yesterday that o. B. Matteson, dur
ing the tendency of the Tariff Bill, stated
that it would take at least S25 600 to get the
bill through Congressman Matteson pro-
eeeded from Washington to New York for the
purpose of making the arrangement, but he
does not state whether Matteson received the
money. When asked by member of the
committee whether he had ever loaned any
money to members of Congress, he hesitated
and quibbled, but finally said that he did not
think they had right to ask sucha question
The committee insisted upon an answer; he
then stated that there had been some money
loaned--huw much he did not know. Mr.
Banks borrowed $1,000. Another member
had borrowed some which the books of the
company showed had never been paid. 1t
appears that New Y ork editor by the lame
of Stone received considerable amount for
editorial services New developments are
made every day. The committee will not let
Mr.. Stone off for some days yet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

SPONTANEOUSLY Press states that ped
Ter, in passing through Southbridge and vicinity,
last week, disposed of considerable amount of
bank bills to various persons on his route, Of
whom he made purchases, being willing to buy
almost any commodity which was offered to him ;
but Brimfeld sheriff overhauled him, aud made
him exchange the bad for good money, and also
pay six dollars for his trouble of pursuing him.
An erterprising hen, belonging to Holdrige
Amdon, being determined to do more business
than before the recent crisis, gives double cacko
ana lays double'yolked egg every third day.
Ten residents of Southbridge, last week, sent
to New York for ten barrels Of -four for their
own USE and a first rate article was delivered al
their own doors at a cost Of SO 81 barrel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

ANOTHER NEW IERRlToRY.-It is proposed
to make an effort for territorial organization
OF the upper peninsula of Michigan, under
the name OF Superior Macklnaw. The coun-
Try embraces some 10000 square miles.
abounds in mineral resources, and has an es.
timated population of 10000. At present it
Is part Of the state of Michigan, from the
main portion of which, however, it is separate
ca by the straits Of Mackinaw, and with which
IL has no common interest. If it cannot ''set
upa house" for itself, there is far more reason
Tor joining it with Wisconsin, to which state
It adjoins, than for leaving it as now under
the Jursdiction Of Michigan. The enterprise
OF the soyeral copper companies, composed Of
Boston capitalists, have been generally COM
menced under favorable auspices. aud bid fair
to develop the natural resources of the coun.
Try within very few years. Thus there is
every reason why this heretofore neglected
region should be placed in a position where
it may soon take rank among tho sistorhood
OF statas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The Washington advices indicate that Senator
Douglas will fail in his effort to defeat the Ad-
ministration policy on the Kanzas question. He
has not been able to inspire enough confidence in
his earnestness to make his opposition effective.
1t is apparent the Administration suppose hewill
submit il beaten, and therefore mean and can af-
ford to beat him. II he had given them to un-
derstand that he and his friends went out of the
Democratic party if Lecompton came in, the re.
suit would probably have been different.