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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

JUDGE DOUGLAS AT RALEIGH.-The following dis
patch from Raleigh was received here last night at
O'Clock and 40 minutes:
Fulton & Price The meeting here tonight, to
welcome Judge Douglas, is composed entirely of
Wings and those who bolted the party at the last
election. and few at that"
This is just might have been expected.
There will be several Democrats present at Raleigh
on tomorrow out of curiosity; but the numbers of
the Opposition who will go to swell the Douglas
crowd will be three to 1t is their game to get
up and keep up something OF an appearance Of
Douglas strength and consequent Democratic divi
sion in this State. 1t won't do Is there any Demo-
crat in North Carolina who prefers Judge Douglas
to the Democratic party! Is there one Douglas
man in North Carolina. who if he looked for any
result from the running of Douglas ticket in this
State could look for any other result than giving it
to political opponents ? Any serious division
might defeat Breckenridge in this State. 1t could
not elect Douglas. Will any Democrat persist in
thus being made a cstsPaw for Know Nothing
leaders p Wilmington Journal, dug. 20.
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Nashville Trotting Course.
TROTTING AND PACING
Under the Supervision Of the
Nashville TFOIting Association.
TO CONTINUE FOUR DAYS.

AO OOIe n ANN EOOAA ia
FIRST DAY--TuesaaY September 4th.
NTAlCH Race for 500. Two heats to harness. D.
INA jenkins names L. Q. Coleman; W. T. Wright
b.. John BlakeS.
SECOND DAX.-WeoDesdaY, Sept. 5lh
Stallion Purse 500 and 500 added By the Proprietor
10 per eelt entra7ce-Me Heats
SAME DAY.
Club $500 per cent entrance-EntrAnee money
added. For all I'd class trotters-Aile Heats-3
HsrnesS.
Third DAY-sThursday, September 9Th.
Purse Of SIOOlO per TrotterS,
the winner Of the first go Ms Hes3
to Harness.
SAME DAY.
Club rss OF s5O-lO per Free
class Pcers-ae Heats to Hsruess-enau money added
FOURTH DAYssFridays sept. 18th.
Club Purse OF SOO-lO per entrance. Free Tor all
Pacers-Mie Heats best in 5 co harness.
SAME DAY
Club Parse Of SOLO per entrance Free for all Trotng
horses years cid and der. Mile flea SIS
Admission the Gate Stand, cents LADIES' accom-.
panied by Gent men, free.
The Prop wishes distinctly that no money
will paid for walk and also sl en- ries must De
BONA hds. All entries purses for September 5h close
knneys Saloon Cedar street. Tuesday, September 4n
oc P NJ All o. eutrie for purses will
Course Immediately after the
every will render the races attrac
OVerthe above Course Peny Of Stables newly
notation for and tr1inert
tons mus be addressed to B F. CHATHAM,
sept3-2t Proprietor
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ABOLITION RESISTANCE TO THE Law IN WISCONSIN,
The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 29th ult says a second
attempt to arrest SHERMAN NJ. BOOTH was made a
few days previous, but he was projected by an
armed force of sixty-twO men, who threatened the
lives of the officers and prevented them from execut
ing the law. The Sentinel add
The Marshals went for the purpose Of arrestng
a fugitive, but were prevented by mob of armed
fanatics Outnumbering them twelve to one, banded
together to set defiance the laws of the country
and the Government of the United States. If ever
we had reason TO deplore the spread Of fanatcism,
it is now. If ever there was time for action, it
has arrived"
BooTH is an Abolitonist, charged with violation
of the Fugitive-slave Law. Aided by his Republi-
can friends, he has thus far set the Government at
defiance and escaped punishment. The lawless
spirit of Abotionism and its tendency, is well illus
trated in these revolutionary proceedings in Wis
pOnsin
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Rutherford Land for SaIe.

All Hats ordsrs during ne will be ready 70. dsve
Saturday eVenzg. Nc Bats delivered on Sunday
WATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
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SPEEDY RErRIBUuoN.-Th Jefferson (Texas) Her
aid tells us the fate that befe the villains who fred
the town of Henderson, on the 9TH instant Three
persons left Henderson Immediately after the con-
migration, under very suspicious circumstances.
they were followed by a committee of citizens.
Fercel'ng themselves pursued, they turned to fight
when one OF them was shot dead from his horse
and the other two were taken and hung forthwith.
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Mr.. OSWALD 0TTENDoRFER, who was nominated as
an Elector on the Fusion ticket in New FORK, has
written letter in which he says that if any of that
ticket are to vote for BELL and EVERETT he will not
serve as a candidate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

WArERFEs WALKER have complies assortment Of tioss
desirable Hats, X all the popular colors for the
Of those Otter HAS, direct
tom House. WATERRIELD 4 WALKER
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FURNISHTNG AND FANCY GOODS.

NNTE daily receiving additions already fall supply
w Of raIIand Winter Goods. WehAve all the
latest les Of Collars. Stocks, Cr&Vats
We have aDy quantity Gloves Gsunets Robes suSpsners
and all qualities Hosiery both for ladies gentlemen
Our stock Of Unde complete, enbising all the
fabrics Silk and OOen suitable for tie approaching
The goods will sold coespondngy low
with the SHIRT crop. h. McGILL,
sepl-u Cherry street. one door from Union
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Canes and Umbrellas.
Auction Sale of Fine Wines, Liquors, Bran

BENZ. +. SHIELDS a. COMPANY
VAIL SELL account whom may concern, under
w tachment, assortment Of hne Liquors, BrzHdies,
W mes, Old Whisky. &c.
Will be added also, variety OF other articles, sold also with
sepI~tf BENZ z. SHIELDS co.
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81. CECILIA's FEMALE CADEMY
Near Nashville. Tennessee.


YHNE listers Of the Doanic, we'll known N this
and the adjoining States experienced sonpstent
directors Of female education, respectfully
preparing and viii be ready receive pupils the above
tnon on the Isl Ihe Acade Is about mile from
The city, and ssiEatsd IN ous q the most beautiful and hAhy
locations in its vicinity.
The ladies Of tins institution being specially ds-Oa the
ueAOn Of the young Of their own VIII leave nothing unone
to mpsrt to TIE pupils conded to their oroagh euea
ladies Of the institution is the Catholic they v nart
special religious instruction 70 pupils psssug that h Pu
pills Of every reigi Denomination admitted
undue influence will Be used 20 bias The religious principles o.
the young ladies' nor Will OF them Be permitted 70 smb
the Catholic faith Eihout ne verbal written par
ents or guardians Uniformity and good orer however, require
the attendance OF all 81 morning and evening prsye.
the re Isi01s exercises on sunday.
he OF studies divided ur 5spartusnts each
department having its dis'in studies asgnsd
The academic vii consist Of sessions the d
mencing the FIST Monday September the second on the Hrst
Mon lay Of February The acafeie year with
Of each year
Terms per Session. Payable in Advance.
For board and tuition, SO ga, SIS, and ssascOrdng
the department. OF the pupils.
Extra Charges.
Latin aud Modern Languages gl2
MGcie on Piano -.----..--....-.-.- IS 90
Music oa Guitar instruments farSiiei By pupil 20 o.
Music on Harp-.-----..--.---- a 90 .
skefchinE and Painting n water eoio1s -. y %
Painting IN OIL and y 60
WashinR- 10 co
Board, va hing. sc during vacation . g 90
Books stationery furnished BY the nsutio- viii
form extra eaarg also will medicine medical attend
snee.
General Regulations.
No deduction will be made absence or withdrawal uus
OccassiOnsd BY illness ordismssal-
Pupils viii be charged from tie dateoB which they
BoardsrS requested to bring ali Necessary articles The
toilet.
The Academy F net incur The ePeneo Of furnishing sSce
OF clothing pocket money.
Pupils win not Be aoEed to srend Voeket noney
dis Teon- Such moneys cepo.ted with Superior
Of the Academy.
10 prevent corrsPsEsncc al letters rsczed
sent subject 10 q Of tie fuEeur though
such prohibited pcrents saarns
With the exception books Of devotion perod
calls aOEei ercUas in the institution except such
receive the approval a The Mother Superior
For further PAL iicuiars ppeatan he made he Moth
Superior Of the Academy the r. Rev Bishop WhlNn
All business letter be addressed the Mother Superior
g. Cecilia ACADEMY. Mount Vernon. sashye, Tenn
UEfoE AMERICAN copy til Octossr and charge his Of
ace - Gazsfs
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FASHIONABLE
DANCING ACADEMY,

Mr.. Smiths New building, Corner Of
Church and Vine Streets.
E0ROFEssOR ST. MAUR STUART. Teacher fashionable
dancing. and Graceful Gesture Of fashion in
the principal Cities OF the South, respectfully the
Lad and Gentlemen ofNashYle will open clssos
EArUEDAT, LIST Of September, at 10 o'clock O'Clock
pm,
N IsFor routine Of Instructions see Circulars
Days and hours or Attendance.-Fhur5lsys
Fridays, aud Saturdays, from = % 8 o'clock D n.
Class for Gentlemsn, sane nigh.s rom % TO-
Terms.-For the full course ~ lessons $40 90
I Bary apprati0nis dezhls e3gagemeuls pre-
eIuie slOnger stay tsn COurse Residence Cloud
Hotel aug3l-ti.
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INSURE TOUR PROPERTY
~ u . IN &c nj a H II,
In Companies that have deposited Tennessee
Bonds with Comptroller TO the amount Of $4,000.
Being many all the other insurance. Oees
doing business in Nashville
25 COLLEGE STREET, Nashville, Tenn,
Eept4-H
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~ soA five DOLLARS If yen do not desire spend
s sum- We viii publsh your Gard in Directory style, a.
given below, and in ch.ice position IN orr columns "a, one
yea, for FIvE DOLLARS, In ADVANCE.
sample
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DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY s5; WEEKLY 81.
NvARlABLY IN ADvAEoE.
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Benz. F. SHIELDS & COMPANY
Pocket Book Lost.
AuctiOn Sale Of Unclaimed Raggag

Ii grades Of Fcur for sale at the Broadway HilIs.
n sept2-tf D. d. DICKEY, Agent.
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Insead n breaking up Unon nterd to strengthen
and to lengthen IT, "-JOHE c. BREcKHRIDGE.
The Constitution ard Equality Of the SseS These are
the symbols everang these be the ryng cries
Of the people. '-JoH O. BREcKERIDaE
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o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

J. o GRIFFITH, F. C. HUNTINGTON, yNo. C. BURcH,
Iron. TR0UsDALE, THOMAS s. MARI.
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Having refused 10 enter into the Eastern Markets tia
until the reduction b.. been yielded July prices
Goods the aatement thas secured connected with
discounts obtained for cash payments renders Stock the
cheapest Oasred for sale.
We too always make liberal discounts to buyers paying
ct date Of pur base
invite the particular attention Of the this GrsaT
Stock OF HaeFchaAdlse 30 admirably adapted to he
wants o. the surrounding country
We ee buyers for eaah Of Feathers. Ginseng Rssssa
&c. iang3G2ni DOUGLAS 4 co.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For she State at Large.
LAND0N C. HAYNES, of Washington
W. C. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury
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The Bristol Neos in speaking of the discussion at
BlountyiIle between Col. TAYLOR and Mr.. WHIT
TaoBNE, says;
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AUCTION SALES.
q NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

raIUABLB LOTS FOR sALE.-Under au-
" tboritv of a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
AIa1andria County, rendered at the November
tenn. 1889 In the suit Of Charles B. Alexander,
and others, vs. John B. Alexander, tho undersign-
I'd. Commissioners appointed for the purpose, WI
oAar for sale, by auction. in front Of the Mayor
OfBce. in tho town Of Alexandria, ON SAIUk-
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY Of APRIL, 1859,
Al II o'eloch, A. NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY !,
in the County of Alexandria, OF winch William =
Alexander died possessed, yiI:
!. SQUIRE bounded by Patrick, Henry, Nythe,
and Madison streets.
Q. A SQUARE bounded by Henry, Faycttc, Wythc
and Madison streets.
3. Three fourths of the square bounded by Fay
cite Payne, Wythc and Madison streets.
4. A square bounded BY Payne West "ythe,
and Madison streets.
5. A square bounded by Fayctte, Payne, Pom
dlstou aud Wythe streots.
8. A square bounded by Payne, Vast, "ythe,
aud Pendletnn streets
Also, several fractions of squares IN the neign..
borhooG of the above of which a description viii
be given at the sale. Each square contains two
acres The above property lies north and west Of
Colrosse, the late residence of Judge I. + Mason.
The terms OF gae, As directed by the decree are:
one third of the purchase money TO be PAID down,
and tho residue in two equal payments at SIX anu
twelve months from the day OF sale; the deferred
pavments to bear interest, ard to be secured ny
the notes of the purchasers and retention Of II
tie; the caSh payment to be forfeited for failure 70
oomply with the torns of sale, and the property y
be- resold upon any such failure, at tue rlsk 81 tue
purchaser. l.. B. TAYLOR,
X. JOHNSTON, Commiss'rs.
VIM. G. YEATON,
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How FRoG Pulls OFF HIS PANrs.-A
writer in the North Carolina Farmer tells us
the following: About the middle of July l
found toad on a hill of melons, and, not
wanting him to leave, hoed around him. lie
appeared sluggish and not inclined TO move.
Presently, | observed him pressing his elbow
against his sides, and rubbing downward
He appeared so singular that watched to
see what he was up to. After few smart
rubs. his skin began to burst open straight
al ing his back. Now, said |, old fellow, you
have done it, but he appeared TO be uncon-
cerned, AM kept on rubbing until he had
worked down all his skin into folds on his
sides and hips, then grasping one hind les
with his hands, he hauled off one leg of his
pants the same as anybody would, then strip
ped the other leg the same way. He then
took his cast.off cuticle forward, between his
forelegs into his mouth, and swallowed it,
then, by raising and lowering his head,
swallowing as his head came down, he strip
ped of the skin underneath until it came to
his forelegs, and, graspiug one Of these with
the opposite hand, By considerable pulling
stripped OFF the skin, changing hands, he
stripped the other, and by slight motion of
the head he drew it from the throat and
swallowed the whole. The operation seemed
TO be an agreeable one, and occupied but
short time"
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BAUGH'S
raw soHg SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
MANUFACTURED FROM
70 ID ~ II II n n &

u * n r. u bO n n Dy 81
BAUGH & SONS,
Wholesale Office al store, No. 20, South "harVes'
PHILADELPH1A
Cash price S45 per 1000 lbs, ri cts. e fo.)
TN the preparation Of this Valuable Manure,
BONES are used in their RAW STATE ONLY.
They have never been BOILED Or cALcIFEp-
They are takep as nature has made them, eruened
with powerful Machinery, and subjected to pro-
cess hy which, while all the virtue OF toe Bone is
retained Fertilizer is procured, Furnishing IN
coscEyrRATgp and soLUBLE FORM the Two ihdis-
pensable ingredients for the growth OF Plants ana
enriching tho soil, viz: rEosrHoR1o ACID AND An
MONA. These two ingredients, by the use VI
"BAUGH'S RAW BONE SUPER-PHoo-
pEATEn are given TO the soil in all their original
strength and purity They aSsiiniiate at once with
the soil, furnish all The needful Ammonia Tor tho
growing crop, giving ample luxuriancc ana leave
the land permanently benefited so thai ita pre-
,enos can DO traced for years Afterwards.
PaiLApA.. Aug. 5th, 1896.
"Baush's Highly Improved Super Phosphate OF
Lime" being made by process W0ioh wac con
triyed il my Laboratory, | am acquaintea "i'n it'
qualities. | regard il as superior to super phoo-
lhato made from bone ash or burned bonc, be-
cause the more valuable portion Of organic matter
< not DESTROYED in Baugh'5 Super Phosphate.
JAS. G. BooTH,
Practical and Anaiyticat Chemist
"Tbe PENNSYLVANIA State Agricultural Society,
nj their recent State fair, awarded "Baughs RaW
Bone Phosphate, diploma ofirst class OF which
il /, truly worthy Circulars sent free on applica-
ton, containing full directions, DO, DC.
ggTt- We recommend Farmers and Planters 10
purchase Of our Agents, nearest them.
BAUGH SONS,
No. 90, South WharNeS, Philadelphis.
For .sIe bv wM H. FOWLE & SON
fob S--d3n Alexahoria, "a.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND
u SEED STORE.
No. 90 King Street, opposite Amor If Bros.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of the Far
mers oil Maryland and Virginia to their large and
varied assortment of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, AND GUANoS,
which they will be found prepared always TO fur
nish on the most accommodating terms.
OUR STOCK will embrace the most approved
variety Of
PLOWS AND CASTINGS,
~ HARRowS, CULTIvATORS,
OK YokeS, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, Churns,
Horse Powers and Threshing Machines,
Road Scoops, Wheat Drills,
Reaping and Moving Machines,
flaming Mills, Cidor Mills, Spades,
shoveis, Forks, and q variety of articles usually
found in fr8t-clsss Agricultural Store, which We
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
SEEDS.--Ciover, Timothy, Orchard Grass,
Herds Grass Seed, &c.
GUANO, BONE DUST,
SUPER pHOS. LIME, &c.
We solicit orders, with the assurance thai they
will be promptly and carefully attended 70.
ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
iani3 No, IS King St, Alex, Va.
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BY T. NJ. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

BY 7. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM in FAIR
y FAX COUNTY, IRa INA, IN THE
VICINITY OF WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA.-On Saturday, ne 9th day 81 Aorch,
1890 al l9 O'Clock, H., on the premises, the sub
scribers will sell at public auction, TRACT Or
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, Situa-
ted in Fairfax County, Va, on the Leesburg
Turnpike, u short distance beyond Bailey's Cross
Roads, and about seven miles from both Alcxan-
dria and Washington.
The land Is of excellent quality-is we'll water
ed-eight or ten acres of il are il wood q line
growth--it has on il thrifty orchard ~ young
fruits under good fences, and i every way de-
sirable
lsa The buildings on the place consist Of a
E;s comfortable COTTAGE, large Barn, Sta
bles, Smoke House, &c. &c.
Any .drther information in respect 70 the pro-
perty can be had Of the subscriber, Mrs. Amelia
T. Young, who resides upon *.
TERMS :-$l700 cash--the balance In two equal
instalments al six and twelve months, from the
day OF sale, with interest, the deferred payments
TO be secured By the bonds Of the purchaser md
a deed Of trust upon the property.
AMELIA T. YOUNG.
). FERGUSON BEACH,
.uh fkat Tpt cOny Trustee.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. Is, hiHg-Strcef.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 40, U'nioa-StTeet
VVAvING REMOVED from the old stand on
IL Fairfax street, 30 the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. IS, King street, we beg leave 60 call
the attention of farmers TO large snd we'll "a
leeted stock of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUAE0S.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, lat
No. 40, Union street, where we will soon be able
TO furnish the
OF OR oacn Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which VIC expect to furnish of the best quality.
ian3 MBADE 4 MARYE.
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NH 5--eOtd
nv T Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY 7. 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
v virtue of decree Of the Circuit purt Of Fair
fax county, pronounced in tho sac Of "Bloxham
against Whaley," at November term, 1892, We
shall, ON SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1860, at West End, in front OF the
L .Yern Of Samuel Cats, offer at public auction Y"
the highest bidder, the REAL ESTATE, in the
county Of Fairfax, whereof James Blo&ham died
R:az=sS possessed, being HOUSE and LOT, on
EEfgl the Little River Turnpike road, at gate No
/, where the said James Bloxhan resided at the
time of his death; and lot Of about TEN and a
HALF ACRES OF LAND on the said road, very
near said gate, and opposite tho Land of John H.
Taylor. One quarter acre in this lot is reserved
for the grave. yard, with the right Of egre8s and
ingress thereto The crop OF rye is also reserved.
TER2s OF SALE.--0ne tenth Of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand on the day Of sale, a.
deposit, liable to be forfeited and toe land resold
al tho cost and risk of the purchaser, should ne
fail to comply with the terms Of sale-the residue
upon a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of SALE T. be secured ~
the note. Of tho purchaser, and retention q the
title until the purchase money shall re fully paid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, Commit.
ALFRED MOSS,
n
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKHY.-The en-
I terprising proprietor has furnished the com
uupity a StiuuIant, Pure, Healthful and iaUgo-
rating, ut the same time mild delicious beverage.
Ii Is calculated 10 do away with the vile druggeo
stuff that Is palmed of on the community, ana
which is Injurious to body and mind. In addition
10 tho certificates beneath, he has received Di-
ploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY, and additional testimony from DIX,
JACKSON, Of Boston, who testifes under oath
10 It's absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
pBuApELPaIA, Sept 9Th, lS58.--We have care
fully tested the sample OF Chestnut Grove hiskey
which you sent rs, and find that II contains none
Of the poisonous substance known as Fusil Oh
which is the characteristic and injurious ingredient
of the shiskeys 10 genera! use.
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
New Yopx, Sept Sd, 1851 have aualysed a
sample of Chestnut Grove Whisky, received from
Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr., Of Philadelphia, and
having carefully tested il, I am pleased To state
that ii is entirely free from poisonous or deletori-
GUS substances. II is an unusually pure and fine
Favored quality of Whiskey.
JAS. r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Bos1oS, March 7th, 1859 Il have made chem
ical analysis of commercial samples of Chestnut
Grove Whisky. which proves to be free from the
heavy Fusil Oils and perfectly pure and unadul-
terated The fine favor of this Whiskey is derived
from the Grain used in manufacturing II. Res'
pectfully,
A. A. HAYES, N. D. State Assayer,
No. It, BoylstOn Street.
For Sale by C. WHARTON, Jr.
Sole Principal Agent,
No. lie Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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90 kECElEED some fine genuine

Isl RECEIVED some fine genuine
- AEERSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS. and
REEDS or CHERRY STEMS
g suit Also very inc TUBES or sEGAR
SMOkERS-the very kind the ladies have been
asking after q make presents to their male friends
Aud On hand tine stock Of MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, SRGARS, SNUFF, TO-
2 SHAW, n. r. corner ii
S~h A-S KiSg and Fairfax sEE.