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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-10-20
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They have, also just received ana intend
keeping constantly on hand, supply of the
finest and best finished Metallic Burial
Caskets ever brought TO this market, which
they will sell extremely low. and deliver
in any part of the county free OF extra charge,
in good hearse. Wood Collins promptly
made as low as any shop in Lincoln, and de-
.livered free of extra charge, in any part Of
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS 6 WILSON.
Jan. 20.
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NGDDECAL.

DE, r I. sEARCY.. DIR. RAEE M'xrSSEY
Drs. Searey L Mckinney.
H AVING associated themselves tose;het
q 4 in the praCtic3 Of medicine. would ten
der their professional services 10 the citizens
OF Fayetteville and adjoining neighLorhoods
Office on South East side of the Square -
Rmgo's old stand. July IA, lS59--if.
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Seacanee Nursery!
AT WINCHESTER, TENN.

I HAVE growing in my Nursery FRUIT
i TREES from to 5 years old, strong and
healthy. embracing all the varieties suited to
this climate. ~ .t,..
My Apples are Of the best Southern and
Northern varieties suited TO this climate
grated or seeding stocks, numbering over
100 different kinds.
Nv Stock of other Fruits, are equal to any
Nursery in the South, all of which l will sell
as low aud on as favorable terms as any dealer,
North or South.
have associated with me in the nursery
business Mr. G. H. CHERRY, apractical Nur-
seryman of many years experience. who will
devote his time 10 selecting and propagating
fruits suited to this locality.
s.. w. H0UGHTON.
August 4. 1869.
We have employed Dir. JAS. KIRKPAT-
RICK as our selling Agent. Any trees you
may purchase from him shall be true to
name, SC s. w. HOUGHTOS b Go.
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And ether Articles in promotion,
M w Firm.
M'CASllN g. STRADER,
NJ 7 R,.ooJ Cys.soy

HAV1NG this day bought ont the II
Ia Copper. Tin, Sheet-iron and Stove ca
House Of A. j. MCBRIDE. will contin- 'SAS
lie the above business in all its various branch
es. -
Particular attention win be given to Steam
boat, Still-house and Furnace Work. We
keep every variety of Cooking and Heating
Stoves. Parlor Stoves, Fine Mantle and Com
mon Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Tinware, and everything usually kept
in our business. We also manufacture a SUI
perior article of
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Such as Roofing, Guttering, or any thing in the
Copper, Tin or Sheet-Iron line, respectfully
solicited, and attended to with promptness.-
We hope by strict attention to business, doing
good work and being reasonable In our char
ges, to merit share of the public patronage.
The market price paid for old Copper. Brass
Pewter and lead either in exchange for work
or cash. M'CASLIN # STRADER.
Nashville Nov g.
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new CASH STORE.
HUGH McCLARIN,

East side of the Pubic Square, betsOesn Dc
Hoses Boomers ds0slliag aud ", d r. Psttys
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Tennessee Wrought.Iron Cook Stoves

suitable for burning coal or wood, as cheap as
any other house, and warrant them, as we do
all our work to give satisfaction.
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NUMBER 35S..

iimeny, IL credited b. the jHry, as It must kars
hesn, from The verdict. the vsFy qussiionats -fti
tude ocenpisd By him, from his ewo admissions On
cross exaninstion aad still more, tue force o. the
sfzdavits 10 destroy his claims 70 crsii aiidgshsr
We feel cotstrsined to say that tae Calrt sFsl n
refusipg neE trial
And We arrive at the co1elusior ne more readily
perhaps, because We think the dsnsges are ezces-
yiye, to q most unreasonable aDa eKiraEagaat de-
siee Whether upon this grOnui slgre, ss saeoli
fesi warranted Ia setting lssd tae vecdci, - que5
'ioa nos Necessary 10 be considered We are nel By
sny meaps iueliuedto to discourage ezenlglary dana
ges 10 cases of A's kind, wherever a proper case
Tor such dSuages is made out Bat Il Etll not Dc
20 permit jures TO place al fsmales upon The sss
sSun n level. aud TO lose gh, Of al thsss jast
distinctions founded ups1 the eo1dust, character
and social position Of the parties, 10 view q Whiea
the damages in each particular ease, ought % be
eSiimsted -fara
The case before as, 50 far ls the plaintiff sad his
daughter are eOnesrned is sestaialy act vsry
proper one for unusual dsnagss Bat Che aEgfsva-
u0n and eaerDijes Of the delendsut's CONDUCT de-
served 10 De markell By the jury; asssrlatlsss Ws
think The damages were sllOge her disprooorsioast
20 the whole case.
Judgment reversed. McEisssr
A correct copy, ]. P. GLAZE Clerk.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

for the North and North the south
Sstas procure Tickets from Charleston, savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wningtun, Knoxville
ynchbuF, Washington, Atlanta, and August to 81 Louis
louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Conmbus Evansville Cnci7nst
AeF 0ieA1s Veksorg, Paducah, sithand and Memphis via
Nashville. Tennessee.
class Railroads Steamboats, with close connections
all points Passengers arriving lie, via Nashville and
Chattanooga karcad, directly boat without detenton
This the quickest and cheapest for those bound for the far
West-
Regular Cairo, Memphis and ST. Louis Line
Tts Fine steamboats, B. NJ hrnyRn, MnnetOnkas Sails West,
Cuba and ). G. Cline = 9
One OF these Boats viii Nashville every day at 2
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central 3aroad and Trough
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duneth Ella. John aanlt aad TemPe leave
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, 2 O'Clock, NJ time fFon
Nashville 70 Louisville Sixty hours and 10 Cincinnati four day
Regular Memphis, Netg Orleans and ttcks-
burg Lire Of Boats.
james johnson. Nashville e. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
ne Savage One of these sts viii leave nashville every Other
1T time from Nashville Memphis 81 hours fieks
bnTg five days; aid to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every and wait for the arrival 81 the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For nrseass Accommodation the Boats Tickets can ~
procurd at The different points, at prices namea In the annexed
Schedule o Rates:
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Wagons for AFrlon.

FrOm the Concord tS, 81 Statesman. April =
Mr. 5. M Griffin, sn iageni0us mceaAais and
carriage builder, Of this city, has received
der from very distant srkel for the e0astrali5R
of some carriages Of 3 nOFal desefiplio1- Tas er-
der comes, through agsats. from pariiss &c the
coast OF africa, aud is fer Twelve fifteen Wag3us
to De precisely Ike a m5del shippe1 and u5S ia
the shop OF AR. Gnfha. This mcdsl vshieie is
made from variety Of weOd, shieh persons having
seen it do not agree in c.assif6ngIts bark, vaish
IN one or IEo pl1ces remkiBs o1, Tes-nhling beech
but differing ia other respects from scat uogd u
yield easily 10 decay. and indeed the order
understood TO have hiiher because Il he su-
psrority Of New snpshirs Eood, Wsiiss las skiu
Of her mechanics.
Toe Wheels Of this vehicle are o. - dsbtng'
psfern, il IS termel: th2s IS fhe fell1ss aud ines
placed about six inches outside OF line pass.
ing perpeadioularly through The hub. The edges
o. the s2okss are carved, G1d the whole rzaHlEg
part painted din ~ red Tee axies are very heavy
sHd the draft shaft Is much like pl0H-beam-
% this running part is f.steasd = fFane-FOrk.
resembling somewhat that OF tie plarlaiioa Eag-
Ous, which are but in this city to be usei 10 he
Southern States for drs siRg cotton, bus fhs #ksls
is OF egmsey, Ddich-like style and 6nIsh.
Such carriages used Tor long earrzgaa jogrS
neys towards the interior Of Africa aad thi;y bal
locks are often employed ia the draught Ct oae of
them They Srs usually btilf for the great rEding
companies on Ehs coss' aud are frequently disposed
Of 20 the more wealthy ths natives Who are aid
TO pay extremely eKorhitaDt prices for thsn-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10
Remains OF a Woman Feund in . SOAP
BOL---The Mystery belng En sesIisa sesis--
The rate Of Mrs. BreuEaR-

From the Albany JoGIaai, AFrl.2.
On Wednesday last We announced The discovery
Of the remains OF fem lie she eics Of ne Iiaa,
s5n river railroad in this city, n p-bOz bsrri-
bly, 1anglei, AID ia deeaygj state Tie iaet of
their having been shippei roui NsE Ysyk. IS extra
baggage, ant directed 10 RpPe, FrsuEln, L a
hss attracted The attention ef tne spectral sfecriys
ieroe Of Mats Il S ca, , New York who lasi evening
dsp tfehed SIR Mctirsh this city, 10 iusssiigats
the nstter When he left, siFgng suspieis rs Esrs
sn'eriaiasd in New York hat he remains we're these
ef Ars Brennan, wife Of Captain B OF she Unilei
resided en- staten Island. Sac has bsea missing
since tie 20 July ast, and vas lsst tpoa ihs
lslSnd, sad IS suppo.t,s have been murdered
Il will be resOhseted fHtf Co1Ouer Dean remored
the card from ice Dex. and ea Tue 02Pasile siae,
found PFiate1 thereon; From W. S Barnez. rs
aud lzO Third avenue, corner oil Four eseth street.
New York" The announcement II this fass -tenis
TO Strengthen the suspiciu thar ne rsmaiBs 10 a ss
IioR are those Of Mas Bre1nss, Tor sss had TRENDS
residing near this store, an WAS ia the habis q
ffeQaently visiting them. She is supposed 20 have
been WsYlaid At night rsvissed, aud bsh usrlefsd,
in thAG vicinity. Mrs B. vas % frspossessinE aD-
pesraLee, snd about twsaiy sax years of agss
Mr. MeGrl,k 5rought With hInI dag gUer "a s0lyTe Of
OF Mrs. B., and this mofrisg Ia TIE e5mpany of De-
Armsby sad Gsr,Her Dean, examined the contents
OF the sOap-bOx. They found the remains IN = 7ee-
csying e. and 50 mH'isisi that the Doctor eguid
not give bis opinion 81 lh0rgh he sad that thsy
might be those soughs after.
DR.. Crane Of Ne : York, brother1of the Sescass3,
il expected here in the course Of the day. Sc nay
throE some light up the mystery, there aEs
marks upon the mails and hRgsrs Of the deceased,
which, if it be his sister, he eaa iden n.y. Clronee
Dean is determined to ascertain, Il ssiols whose
these remsins are, and he viii leave no stone us-
turHed, that will 20 tend thr0a any lght UPON ths
present mysterious sfsir.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

A correspondent sf the Msmpais Appeal has fur
ished that paper the particulars of the killing of
man named Chris,ian BassingriOm near Heleus Ark,
on the night Of the % list Three nen, named
Larkin Payne, CORN Payne and H. 3. Pyle (a rela-
tive Of the Psynes, are charged, with the crime.
The deceased died at the residence of Mr. J. P.
BslfOrd, and stItsd on his desth-bed that Lsrkin
Payne had shot him. The accused is now in jail at
Helena. The deceased was an Albanian
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

By the latest dates from New Orleans, only ls feet
of water we're on the deepest bar at the mouth of
the Mississippi. Seventy ships detained there.
having $1,000 bales of cotton on board number
of vessels ready to sail also, detained for the
same reason in the port Of New Orleans.
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A New Orleans letter of the 9sth alt says: "TwO
commercial failures are announced here this week :;
one . wholesale grocery house. that got an extern
sion last year, but is not anle to pay; the oher is
commission house epg lged in the Western trade
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

Homicide is cheap '1uxury in Michigan, Wa.
H. Tyler, United States Marshal was on Monday
sentenced BY Judge wilkins to one months impris,
enment in the county Jail and to pay dollar fine
into the UUited States Treasury for the murder of
Capt. Henry L. Jones.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

AsoHOOL BRoKEN UP By sicKzEss.-Welearn from
Fhe Macon (Ga Star that strange malsdy, un-
known to the physicians has broken out in the Som
merville scOol, in that county, which carried Of
threeOf theschOlars in ROOM viz: Crooks stubbs
and AxOm. Mr.. Gsthaight, the principal. dismissed
the school and sent The students home
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

The Clarksvills Je6srsOaias of the 9th Gays: awe
understand that the heavy frosts Of the last two
rights have totally destroyed Gil prospects of peach
crop this year. So severe have been the frosts that
even the blossoms have been swept from the trees"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

CRIME IN NEH YORK The New York papers
gives list Of forty two known hOmicdes (only two
or three Of the number being considered sxeussbe)
committed in that city in the last fourteen months
TWenty>eigbt Of these crimes {" were committed IN
der the direct and pspable Inspiration of alcoholic
madness" The same cause produces crime every
where,
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The Memphis ARpsot Of the 9TH says: "Fbe FIRE
about ten O'Clock yesterday morning Was on Jeaer-
street, just beyond the bayou, and was eOndned
to the long one story frame building occupied by
Messrs- Mckinney Co. as mattress msnufaetOry.
The building not much injured but stock to the
amount of about s.. 500 was destroyed, upon which
there vas 10 Insurance. The originated by aeei-
danf
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PIKEs PEAK-A statement published in the Riv.
er Department, shows the number Of Pixies Peak sd
vsnturers who have passed through this way, ty
river alone, 80 far 10 be {, ,2S0 We have no means
Of estimating the number gone West BY railroad
from this place. The tide Of emigration for that
region has fairly set in, and there s now probably,
not less than hundred thousand people en- route
for the newly discovered gold regions Nine-tenths
of these, at least, instead Of fortunes will
ter hardship, starvation, and isappOintment.-CM-
ciaHafi G0zstte.
1t was but the other dsy that we published an
count of the collision between two steamboats, on
the Ohio river by which about forty emf grants for
Pixies Peak we're drowned Hundreds of others,
says the Philsdelphis B4sis, will probably perish
by disease or aeo lent, aud all will suffer more or
less from fatigue, privsiOn and exposure. But tits
with such trials .hsse that waste places are filed
up and eommonwealtbs are formed. great sseri-
fee must be offered to the god Fortune, before his
favor is vouchsafed to his Totaries.
The number Of emigrants adventurers. pilgrims
or Whatever they may be called, is enormous this
spring, Every steamboat and railroad train bound
to the West is filled with them and vehicles and sui-
mails Of all kinds brought into the service A
private letter, dated ST. Joseph, Mo-, March 25th,
says:
sour city is perfect jam, crowded with Pixies
Peakers. Some going with hand carts, some
with wheelbarrOWs, and some with knapsacks. Two
Expresses leave every week filed with passengers
The ox-irains have moi yet started. The railroad
bring in daily from tWo hundred to i've hundred
people"
All other places the route, continues the BVls-
ta present the same extraordinary spectacle, and
is believed By that the wilderness of Western
Kansas WilAeOntain, before the summer is over, ct
least one hdIdFsd Thousand inhabitants. This msy
be the case, unless the promise OF the richness Of
the mines should be unfulflsd OF this there is
ssme danger; for occasional reports reach US Of
turning miners broken In health spirits and fortune,
Who report the gold mines humbug. Some have
spent the winter in the most praised region, and
have left disgusted. There must be large psrcen-
tage Of such failures and dlsappcirtments in MI
grating population and Pixies Peak, with its con-
tiguous gold bearing country, may not altogether
satisfy the expectations Of any. Still many active
and energetic people viii be transferred to good
country and even if the geld fails will become peri
nsnent settlers. Thus population and civilization
will be thrust further westward to meet the returns
ing wave from the Pacific States and thus the whole
Union will bs benefited,
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rsCorrespondant.

The Seventh Session Of the Southern Bapiis Con
ventiOn win be held in the city Of Richmond. Va
on Friday, Msy 9th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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MURDERER ARRESTED The Memphis Enquirer of
the 9th says: On Monday last slave, belOngingto
the estate of MsjOr Null, dscesssn was arrested on
NOneOnnah creek, near ColIisrVille on suspicion Of
having bean concerned in tAs murder Of Square
Lewis, about ten days since. After bis arrest, he
confessed that he did participate in the perperstiOn
Of the crime, he having held Mr.. Lewis down while
his sccOmplice another runsEao slave, Stabbedhim
He was brought 10 the city yesterday morning, but
taken out to Raleigh in the efisrnoon. Hes.sted
that at the time of his arrest his aeeOmpee was in
the same house in the room below the one occupied
by him, but this was not told until the ether had
escaped"
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FINE CHANDELIERS.

WILL furnish chandslier etheT for burning Gas, Oil
Candles any sized building, Church, "a, PuDc
Hs in the city county With all the glass Globes shades,
as cheap az they can be had from any market.
keep good assortment OF all the small gas fixtures, with
Drop paper and fancy eoOed Glass Shades Psten Burn
ers, &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have very wOrkmen always ready do kind oil
Gas all the machinery for cutting and scrWLk
Gas Pipe and will sell any number Of feet to parties the
y plans and furnish the ongs
and other tools 50 that they dc their own work
steam and steamboat work.
sam Pps Valves Cocks and other articles handfOr
repairing Etesm work.
sTEAMB0AT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe work done
with despatch JAMES KENDRIcK,
shRS-aa 50 Cherry Street.
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gasbbil. anion unS gntrIran.
Daily S Tri-Weekiy S.; weekly %.
sIsoI ? . SA~SS1 III NNe E&-D1 DOH q q
rs viii be charged Tor the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY

onssqusre e3S-Eaeh additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
per bvsrefor the rst FURY CENTS for eac
subsequent insertion.
AdEsEsnens pV5lshed in both the Daily Weekly, viii
be charged the fall daily rates with half the weekly
ed<ed.
7Tossss Advertisements mast osraid fer sttzs stas s
TG Correspondents.
II VII great Sssl Of unEecsssSry ti0ebs n
friends In writing viii mind The following ules:
Always give hed4 post ONCE county snd State n the body
Of your letter.
II you wish rehangsdfDn one once to another gvs
both Offices In full.
write business and ether matters
sheets Of paper, different leaves OK one shsst.
Letters and communications solicited on ali such scs and
subjects may be Of information or interest the public.
Anonymous comEuniestos Of vasvoT character, wiz receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of tie paper
We undertake 10 return rejected uueations.
AL letters husnes should be directed to NessEs, B.
EASTMAN CO. and not Personally to either Of the Prords
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J. Fl. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner og Third and Pine Sss. St. Louis. 80.

For sale wholesale and retail In Nashville, e,
Tennessee Proprstors prices, by Berry Deove. @. W.
Hendershot and Jo G. BoFR and @ respectable Drug
Et ir the United states feb27 '59-dtWly
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WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors.
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., Ac.,
NO. o COLLEGE, STREB7
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TIVE undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors,
Wines &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices 90
to examine their stock before tGying.
Liquors Wines purchased direct through the Gus
sell stIOw fgures-ossessng facilities
ourselves that offer such inducements to Cash and
Brandies, Gin, RHEa and Whiskies.
&c and pipes Fine CoEnsc 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
5EpPs BoTdsanx 4. 20 bbls Old Rye do
sdo pU pUrt Holland Gin 100 SS ne Tenn Corn do
sPuncheOns w. l. Run spuncheons Irish and Scotch
-. Malt Whisky, best branas
100 baskets and b1s Champagne, 90 do sauternss;
% Boxes s 9i5a: o and x iS Do CASKS % aa
% DO Hungarian, White aud 10 do As'ie.rAi
Is boxes Hsdi Fine o.r,n; 10 4: Pert; % ''''
~ -'0'' Porter, Ale, &c. Wy '''''''''
81 do English and Scotch Ale best brands;
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters;
20 do French Cordas, assorted;
~ dc Brandy Cherriesi
10 de Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe-
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 10000 German Cigars,
Tobacco.
70 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. Anderscni
10 do do do do do ''LestWicks aces
10 do do de de do do Victoria
~ do do do de dc "sutherand's Fine
Star;
bOxe. fine virginia Chewing Tobacco 'suterands qua
nom"
Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAn0er Flipper
Golden Lesf;'
20 boxes ns Virginia Chewing TObscco LanghOrn Armstsad,
No. |, Gold Leaf;'
boxes 6ne virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's!r
50 boxes best Tennessee de do.
s. ''Kesn Smh's celebrated Twist and Pancakes
Danve Tobacco, equal If not SUPERIOR Osers
ed in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
sspg No. 9, College street. Nashville, Tenn
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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

I'm age sdulterated
Of great satisfaction to be able introduce public notice
sng qualities except such have the most favorable In
auence on the hemsn Constitution.
few roods Of soil the banks Of the Rhine produce the
which will flourish where else from whose juice pro-
eeeds the Johsnnisberg, the choicest wine OF the world
quality Of which, manufactured cigars, incompara
bly, superior to that Of the potuctof other soil And
long supplied the world with article Of sru
from such Tobacco cannot Be induced to grow esewhere
lying the valley OF the Monongahela river exclusively brings
latOR Podu Whisky Of such suPerlave character places
By process recently and now known only my
manufacturer the grain from the chOsest spot Of this favored
locality Is made to yield the
with which no other stand nstsnt's comparison.
have no apprehension of being accused Of publishing un
wsrantabe exaggerated encOniums byany who
will first subject my Whisky tothe test.
now the sanda:1 article all the hcaas Hotels and
Clubsn the city Of New York. and wherever it's introduced il at
once assume, is leading ing, Pps,tiE'n, is S,-,,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
ls medicinal properties such that while its immediots ct
fec pleasant and grateful Il exercises the haP2est PernA
anslyzed sample Dsy Aromatic Valley whisky,
deleterious sdmizture. JAMES R. CHILToN, NJ. D,
srErE AssAYER's oJT1cE, - Somerset siTeet,l
f.. Boston, April Hth, 1858. !
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
WHISKY and hnd pure ne agOred Rye HhisLgs contain a
CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State AssRyer
VIZ. H. BALY-
Valley whisky received and after careful
animation find be pure article, entirely free from tie
GdaeTGtiRg Ingredients soreqsty nsed Yours respect
fully, JAMES j. hAPEs,
Analytical Chemist
HcOnsumer, depend upon getting article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, it sold by the bottle only
WM. IL. DALI,
10 South William street. New York,
JanIo-deo 3m Sole Proprietor
For philadelphia, New York, &c.
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