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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARDING AT RED BANK. WITH A RE-
u liable English family Of respecabity Can ac-ommo;
date about eight family preferred House Glove 10 landing
detached large vegetable garden fever and and
musqritoes er bathing boating yachting and IN
perfecion country beautiful and favorable 10
pic nics Distance five miles boat Is
For further particulars address Home boz SOS New York
Post Office.
COUNTRY BOARD At ASTORIA. l. l.. CAN BIZ OBJ
~ tanned by gentleman and wife without chdren) and
two siugle gentlemen in private family having deghtfnI
residence within three minutes walk OF the boat landing
COUNTRY BOARD AT YoNKERs.-A PRIVATE IA
" mily occupying large house a, Yonkers would like
The house Is situated high ground commands beautiful
view of the Hudsln liver and s within four minutes walk
he depot landing Address O. e. Herald oace for
COUNTRY BOARD IN 4 MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE
~ where all the comforts Of home be found Inquire
the premises North street White Plains of Mr. CAMP
BELL, President of Pscils Bank
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-Or OR ABOUT THE
~ fret OF May for gentleman and his three children the
BOARD with good Furnished rooms until soeu
The first of September short distance from the cy easy OF
by steamboat railroad References Rven and re
CURED Address Dor II Post Office.
COUNTRY BOARD THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
~ obtain board for himself wife, child two years old, and
NURSE situation be healthy, railroad steamer
hours distance from New York
house private family only Address muedately
stating situation and terms, boz i,466 Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

Il Ras bath, hot and cold water Nc. will be let furnished
unfurnshed Al very moderate rent wih good board
required References exchanged. The remainie- OF the
house Is occupied by small family. Apply o. 2n sinb
avenue, near Twenty sixth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24


OYrrCE OF rIRKMEN's FUND INSURANCE 90, IiO
~ Broadway, April le, lso6-The stockholders Of this
company hereby notified Mat the balance Of their
scrpuons remaining unpaid called in and % yAble
Z before the Oath day Of Apru instant
CHARLES McDOUGALI.l
DAVID MILLIKEN,
PETER II. TITUS
JOHN o. HENDERSON, Commissioner
FRANKLIN II. DELAN0,
JOSEPI r. VARNUM Jr.
HENRY NJ GRAHAM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
INTELLIGRNCE OrFTCEs.

A III FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCEL.
N lent servants Immediately, at wages 70 suit all, Al u.
new domestic Institute and Home LS 18th st. OF gu
This extensive home has abundance Of civil, capable
help. Conducted by respectable American Lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
WINES AND LIQUORS.

A FINE AssoHrnRrr OF BRANDrRR WINES, IA.
"A maieA rum, Holland and eehteSsn gina Scotch fhsA
bourbon noneuGNhalA Whales; fondon and Dublin
porssr scotch aies AID champagne dder b. fr sale
auced pricea NJ UNDkRHIIL MA1TkOMA ~ hrooEA,
cprner II Crosby axeeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

WANTED -REsPEcTABLE MEN sEE lSllsa s siTuA
oce sa5 broad yay room No Focommission IN advance
Sneons now omen for suitable applicants. Hours IA NJ
N'F Nc HeHsn0'' WIN j. REDPATH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

WANTED-rHRER CLERKS FOR sIiIPPiNa q. A .ssno
w railroad ticket Offices, bookkeeper TOT macnlne
shop clerk for seamer three porers for stores sE men
for steamers drive horses and cars sne lur
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

A LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND Girls WANT
Al ed daily for city and country In good situations nj k'
wages some Tor arst class families and for genera
housework also several Protestsnts immediately lnq
a. The large Institute and Home 1888 Eleventh street. corner
glyth
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23

special Notice to Subscribers.

lv met with in Irish whiskey cprc ether found IN the
flse oil of potatoes buty alcohol, again from beet
root hytated oxide of aiayl from abect-root also
from sugar and liquid yet chemically nAmsess, sold
oil " with many others too numerous and technical to
mention Now, all these to be found in wines hut
only in wines of superior quality Poor, thin, and III
made wines know them not but p0or. thin, and I'll
made wines doctored to factitou strength and like
and the oxides and ths oils the ethem and the ~
sences which should have been in the pure grape alone
distilled in nodorfcous laboratory out of some
unenticing material by which the winedoctor is bene
ited science enlarged, the publc imposed on and the
wine drnker dugged to extont undreampt of in the
whole circle of Dion ysacs Besides these agreeable
aids TO favor and odor are employed Hose leaves ns
and elder flowers, meadow sweet, the peel Of ounce
pears the blossoms of wild ves sageleaves and the
ferinent oil of the oentauyall these used to Ina
prove the bouquet of wines Violet roots and the roots
the Florentine iris give the bouquet of Bordeaux to
inferior wines and fallen vine blossoms the Juice of
golden and other appes the leaves of the quer
robur and milleo MAY also be added to the list
We fast approaching period when no chemical tests
yet known will he able to distinguish pure, nnsdnt~r
ated wines those docored by ceverly selected drugs
Tho natural chemical components of wine, it will he i'm
possible determine whether they given out by the
grape ITSELF or the product of other fruits and vegetables
added in the manufacturing. Hitherto the aduterations
have been gross and clumsy logwood for colorng mat
ter wild percentage Of alcohol gooseberry wine for
champagne and raisn- wine for everything being the
bases of the English wine market. But now more
subtle chemical agents are brought into play and
until science has organized detective police In proportion
to her eydoers, We, tho poor wne-bibbng public, will
be In sud plight druggcd and poisoned by every wine
bottle in bins duped and cheated by merchant
and his house in Bordeaux the unresstng prey of the
doctor and the manufacturing chemist, melancholy
spectacles Of the potency Of and the ignorance of
the unnitiated Henceforth let no one boast Of his
ruity port, of his tawny, his FULL -bcded Those
small strongly smelling bottles the dusty shelves of
analytical chemists laboratory will rise up In judgment
against him, and butyric ether. acetc acid and that
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

Thursday, Apnl 20 Horace Gray, jr. esq, Of Massa
chusetts admitted attorney and counsellor of this
court. f,4t.h hi& F s4 sta 3.Fh AH
No. 20. Daniel S. Hickok a al owners of the steam
boat New York, appellants, jas. Stewart al, claim
ants of the brig Croton Appeal from the circuit court
of the United States for the southern district of Alabama
The decree Of the said circuit court in this
affirmed, with costs. 4ieg
No 81. Cyrus H Mccormick appellant, %. Waite Tall
cott al, survivors Of John II. Nanny Appeal from
the circuit court of the United States for the northern
district of Illinois, Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opn
ion OF the court affirming the decree of the said circuit
court In this cause, with costs a 4
Nos So and 81. James Williams administrator, ap-
peant Robert divers executors, and Robert Oliver
executors, appellants JAS Williams, administrator ;
and ss.s II ~ tl "a
Nos 90 and 90. John Goodings administrator, appel
liant Robert divers executors and Robert divers
executors, appellants John Goodngs administrator.
The argument of these continued by Messrs
J. Mason Campbell and Reyerdy Johnson for divers
ecutoB rtsF.t .s+ h
Adjourned until tomorrow i o'clock. s si /,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23

The English papers bring denial from Lord nossc of
the Idle that he has declared it his belief that
the approaching summer would be of the hottest sea-
sons ever known This win tend weaken the faith Of
the New Jersey Second Adyentists who have partially
based their predictions upon the above statement.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23
lO WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1858.

The question was then taken the motion 70 go
noes ~. er.N hlh fat1 ffN tIa ~ H.Hft I'll fHflf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

Delivered at the Fifth Annual Fair of
the Tennessee State Agricultural
Bureau, Oct. 18TH. 1855,


I thank you Gentlemen, for that kind invitstiC
which has conferred on me the honor and happiness
of being present with you to-day and especially
do thank you my felloW>citiZens for the cordial
reception which you have just extended to me.
l return, full Of grs itude-nsver dying gratitude
for all the kindness personal, social and political
which, through long life you have never failed 10
bestow upon me return 10 mingle IN no political
contest where each party is struggling for ssUen-
deBoy and power, but TO witness with joy your
continued zeal and progress in he most ancient
useful and honorable profession ever followed bv
mantle profession Of Agriculture.
Fur years ago, when assisting my fellow citizens
Of East Tennessee to inaugursie their first annual
Fair, I proclaimed that the spirit which animated
that large sssembly-the spirit that had animated
the seven eight thousand persons at Nashville and
Gsllatin on similar occasions, gave unerring assn
rance OF triumphant victory over every obstacle.
In the next year, had the honor Of meeting ny
felloWcitizeus Of the Western District at Jackson
at their great annual Exhibition Of that year
Looking over the vast assembly aud gazing on the
noble specimens Of Agricultural production I could
Lot withhold the exclamation, 90 Fortunate country
Happy people 10 all this, who does not hail the
future greatness Of TENNESSEE Who does MT 500 the
hand of a wise and Overruling ProVidencs bo.I,o1N
ing her onward TO the very highest destiny aroony
heY sister States Of the Union"
# these we're my sentiments and cpinions Of N.
opening dawn Of this great enterprise vo7, ,,or
well imagine now joyous must De my emotions on
returning once more TO Tennessee and stapdip, IN
the midst Of her farmers and planters, the proud
oompeers Of those Of any other State in the noble
work Of Agricultural improvement
The Statesman, tong and labOrng for renown
wins his way to the gratitude and admiration of his
country the soldier painting for glory, amid the
smoke and carnage Of battle is crowned with the
laurels Of victory; the man of science stretching
his cable from continent to continent snatches the
hghtBings from the Heavens and sends them fash
ing around the world, speaking the language of ev-
cry people Whe inhsbit it but none of these can
fairly outrival the patient dignfed and enligh,eu
ed culHvstor Of the earth. Such has been the
Judgment Of mankind from the remotest ages The
name Of Cincinnatus is much honoTed in the page
Of Roman History by his devotion to Agriculture,
for having driven back the invaders of his oOun>
~. 1.-The villas Of Cicero and HOrtensius at Tus~
uum attest their veDerRtiOn and attachment TO an
occupation which the Georges of Virgil have rem
lered immortal" So Of our own great Washington |
q modern times. He vas called from the corn and |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
The DIstressing Affair of Y.ssterdar.

u A'7S1SAO@g'
It is proper that we should say that the dis
tressing affair at the Fair Grounds yesterday, the
particulars Of which are detailed elsewhere in our
columns was the result of family feud Of several
weeks standing and that it did grow out of any
thing connected in any way with the fair. In the
five years during which these fairs have been held
here, this is the first serious difficulty which has
occurred 1t is just therefore to the officers of the
fair, that the public should know the above facts
and understand that the difficulty grew out of no.
thing over which they had control
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
PROCLAMATION.

TsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these presents-Greeting
WHEREAS, has made known that certain Robert
j. Dohey charged with having committed foul and atrocous
murder on the 18th day Of September 1855 upon body
Philip Doyle late county Of Decatur has he from justice
and is running at large.
Eo0 Wherefore l. Isham g. Harris Governor as aforesaid
by the power and authority In vested do hereby
$780, any who apprhend
Robert DOhery deliver him the Sheriff
county Decatur, in order that justice, in that behalf
may be had and executed
- testimony whereof I, Isham G. Harris, Governor
aforesaid have hereunto hand and the great
IL So the State axed Nashville this lh day
} ofOctOber, A. D. 1883 ISHAM G. HARRIS.
- By the Governor:
]. Z. R. RAY, Secretary OF State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

In the majesty Of mans civilization and progress
the EARTH the seas and the Winds sl stand snbdued
and conquered By his presence and power; and
how animating is the reflection, my cOnntrymen,
that in all this Improvement and progress America,
our young and vigorous Americs, holds proud
pre- eminence. Her glorious form Of government,
stretching like iherainboW Of hope and Of promise
from Ocean to ocean, gives shelter and protection to
nearly thirty millions Of the sons and daughters Of
freedom. Her luxurisnt valleys, reposiug in every
climate, yield in superabundsnce, every fruit and
grain suited 10 the subsistence Of man. Her noun
tains teemiug with ores, and the precious metals,
give employment to millions Of artisans, and can
furnish the long desired currency Of gold and silver
the most stable and uneriBg standard Of values and
exchanges ever devised By the wit Of man.
These great advantages Of good goVernment-of
climate and soil-of mineral prsduction-have slim
ulsted the zeal and quickened the capacities Of the
American people, until they stand unsurpassed in
agriculture, in manufactures, in the mechanic arts,
in scientific pursuits in the learned professions and
indeed, unsurpassed in all the elements Of national
greatness
But what sVails national greatness, If We have
not national and individual vrue to inspire us with
obedience to Law and reverence for the glorious
Constitution and Union under which We live These
are the sources of our unexsmpled growth and pros
periy and with his last breath, every true patriot
should ferventy pray, that they might last and en-
dure for ever
sour union Of lakes and union of lands,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
FALL 1858.

FALL 1858. FALL 1858. FALL 1858.
A. c. & A. B. b ECH,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, &c.,
No. 50, College Street,
HAVE in Store large OF Fall Winter Dr.
Goods Carpets, oil Cloths, &C. which we offer to cash
Punctua time dealers small profits and hope please all who
may favor US with a cali.
DRESS GOODS.
Double Skirt Fancy silks;
Plain and Stripe do
drosde Cross Mourning Silks;
Large Stock Plain BLACK do.
Pl TN French Msrn0s, all calors,
GO Black Delaines and Grape BOmfazines
Medallion Del.ine Robes
Byadere and three hounred Delaines;
Plain and ByadeTe Ris.ors for travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods &C.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
iWool do Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
- Cot do Cornices and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
I "A Floor Oil Cloth which we cut out to suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
e. superior Velvet Carpet; Sup. ply, large stock
81 do do do do ply do do
- do Brussels do Ingram Carpets;
81 do do do Large Stock Rugs, Mats, &c
mantfIIas, CIOalzs, ShaJvIs, &c.
We have large stock Of ShaWs CIoazs Mantillas &c
I9 Duck always hand for Wagon Sheets lent Cloths &C.
Together with the above goods have IO4
Ia 2 Bed Blankets Also general Of Staple Dry
split A:C.&A. b. BEECH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

fg d.. King, formerly Of New York. Tor the four
E4S@-S years Of Louisville Kentucky and who has
voted his attention the treatment Of private diseases Cor
thirty years, hasrs HIMSELF having attended % rrc for
and cured many thousands he is enabled
all diseases Of private how had tbgy
from idudcous mgiical treatment from ne-Idc Of the
Or. Kings DspeusaTy is No . Deadeck street, tcuee
Cherry and the Square, where be all diseases Of private
cured without naucous medicine or insssrgnoo
from business
STRCRUREs Of old recent date, ecuy cured in lev
days. by operation which pain. Where S1eurs
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uudermues the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of he growing Of
lect or bad treatment, be sdelly cured n few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given
this disease and all the growing on. o IT, brought
in b. the destructive habits of iucousdeaio
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject unf
Tor business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty Of he Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, y writing and stating their case, win
Zee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. kiug, No. 3 Desk street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the necessary medicine sent
their address, with necessary directions. Strict secrecy Observed
Once hours from O'Clock in the suing until Gin the eveHin
may 23-d&wIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
VIRGINIA & KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Notice to Contractors.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
the 10th of November for the Graduation and
sOny the first fifty miles Of the above Notwithstanding
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Cumberland
Gap The prohes and plans upon the above named distance
the office Of the Chief Engineer the Of Abng
after 18th day Of October who will
explanations thereto The line divided about one
mile In the above distance there will he Earth move
amounting about $3.50 yards
OF loose and hard Rock, about 5I3, on do.
OF Mortar Masonry % 900 perches.
OF Dry Drains, go do.
Those proposing for the work. requested to state in their
bids what Of they willing take in pay
work Address undersigned ABINGDON Va
octl3-dtl6nov W. J. HAWKINS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

FVNHE Paenee Of this Pillow in this place for the purpose
Of dispOsing Of the igh either Of counties States
Feeling confident that the principles combined in this pillow
what the farming interest requires have put it exhibition
the Gronnd this place. where its principles be
All those interested either farming speculation
would find safe investment This Pow patented March
10th, 1853. GREY UTLEY, P. T.
octI3-2t
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Gov. Browns speech.

We publish this morning the speech delivered at
the Agricultural hair, Tuesday, by Gov. A. V.
Brown. 1t is one of the most appropriate and elO-
ouent We ever listened 70.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
INTER u MN

TE have been authorized BY parties in Virginia % dispose
w Of all
REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, a. from
Twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered in this market. Among thss
FINE TOBACCO
as ever was sold In the STATE, and believing the idea good
concluded sell an the remnant lots 90 Cigars upon The
same terms, 70 N ke room for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held yany Tennesses HOu-e Those wishing sya than
selves Of good hing viii call early at
J. VI. LANGLEY 4 cos
ocss-6 a UnoH It1lsi,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
DESCRIPTION.


The said Doherty about years Of age heavy SET black
complexion rolls his eyes about when talking weighs
IA lbs, Is five feet eight inches high.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
no THE CITTzENs OF LOUTsTANA,
CAUTION no THE PUBLIC,

Altar several years experiment the manufacture Of Gn
fortunately succeeded In The year 1913 making discovery in
IFS manufacture By which deprived Of It's acr and
uaatory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory scheda Holland Altar several months
reflection what give It, introduced the American
publie under the title q ssWOlKe's Sckiedam ArO-
matte SchnapPs.s Sehsdam Is the name Of the place
o. Holland where manufactured aromatic derive its
name nom the italian Juniper berry with which favored;
and the word ssehnapps the German drnk-eogus dram
Wolis scbsidan aromatic drink No sooner had ny shnapps
been introduced the American public, and with appro
baon than the liquor mixers Of New York. Boston and Pha
delphia started In pursuit with their mixed and poisonous STUFF
under various names In instances ny labels have
50 perfectly initiated only the addition Of letters,
plead technical avodance Of the law and carefully prepared
Is 70 impose on careless purchasers understand large guam
y has been purchased blythe merchants Of New Orleans
count Of the ehsspne Dollars per for
Quarts Dollar and dozen for the Pnt
being wholesale pros New York. It nothing but Ams
can Whisky favored With the Oil Of Juniper and reduced thirty
per proof merchant who participates indirectly
fraud BY selling tie spurious article much offender
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community in which live aid In etng out and ex
posing the Inscriptions merchant Who for the sake Of few cents
will put jeopardy lives community in which he lives
Such should nailed the pory Of public exeeratOn
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer, Nos. 10, 90 and % Beaver ST.,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in Orleans sell the Gen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

State Fair,

RE8@asz#Wzg@w@m
THVHE Nashville Chattano1ga Railroad will run train be-
tween their Dep0taHd the Fair Grounds every day during he
Faleaving the Depot o. A. NJ and intervals Of forty
minutes from that until s. p NJ way 10 cents
Passengers must provide themselves with the change
octg-d6t BP H. l. ANDERSON, SUP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

WyOBACCO AND CIGARS.--Now in store and for
sale By the box or ret large Of very superior CT
~ which pronounced BY good judges the best in the
ety. Also tne Chewing TohssSS Just resolved and 9r ss at
the Drug Store Of A. STRETCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
FOR RENT,

ONE Of the most desirable Rooms In the city Of Nashville
over the store Of Mesrs. Langley Co.. Union street.
For tsrms apply 70 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
P, g. Size Of room 81 feet By co. loctl2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
w. H. WEEP &CO.

HAVING additions stock, pre-
pared full lines Of goods very reduced prices
Merchants OF Clothing requested
buying offer superior inducements cash
prompt time dealers. WI WEBB & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

NOTICE.
FIVE CENTS REWARD AND NO THANKS.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber about the Let inst John L.
funston; therefore, fOrwaTn all persons from trusting
harborng on my account will responsible for
any Of his acts. JOHN MCKECHNIE.
TurnbuIl, Dickson co., Oct. 9. Is5s-Octl3-3t'.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
NOTICE

hereby given that from and after this date, having
heavier than Six Thousand pounds will be permitted
upon the Broad Bridge until reduced that weight
less.
By order Of the Board A. W. BUTLER, See'y.
OCfl3