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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
san,bo4Hc Moves southwark.

a writer in the New York Tribune
says that for some time past the
trains going south from Richmond
have Been crowded with colored
People emigrating to the cotton, rice
and sugar eountry,"and headds:
"The movement of the negroes to
the far South, under the inducements
OF 2. more genial climate aud high
wages, Is assuming large proportions.
The colored labor of the country is
gravitating to the, localities 1t is best
adapted to, and leaving u clear field
here for the Northern and European
emigrants. The negroes are daily leav-
ing the State under contracts, In par
ties ranging from twenty-five to one
hundred, They do not all go directly
to the cotton field or sugar planta-
tons five hundred, for Instance be-
ing called for, and rapidly respond
ing, TO work on the Chattanooga rail
road. They will ultimately, no doubt,
fulfil their mission in the culture OF
cane and cotton" ,'...-..,sr,. f.-,' ....
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

Fort BENTON, MONTANA, Novem-
Der S. a special messenger to Gener-
al Sully, Indian Superintendent, re-
ports the deaths among the Gros
Nentre Indians, from small pox,
tribe. They are committing suicide
by blowing out their brains with re-
volvers; the whites have taken the
disease in the form of light variola,
but no fatal cases are reported. Dead
Indians strew the road from the Forks
TO Mill River; they demand the Indi-
an agent to act as mediator with the
Great Spirit to stop the disease.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
MANUFACTURES CAN NE EsTAB-
LlSNED HERE. f-a8

Men of means are afraid to enter.
into partnerships In manufactures in
part, because they. dread being in
volved by losses or acknowledgement,
to an amount fur beyond the sum
they design using in that way; and
tle late experience Of the country in
devastation BY war aud the bank
ruptcy of the community lias en-
gendered great feeling of distrust,
and in mary minds, the opinion flat
there is LEFT very little of principle
among themasses Of the community
These fears may or may not be well.
founded, but there Is a ! mode by
which they can, he obviated, and Sc
curity against inyolvement can be
made certain. This Il by, means OF
acts OF Incorporation, either under
the general slaw-ofg theland, or by
special acts of Incorporation; and
~ the Legislature is now in session,
and liberal I'm granting charters to
deyelope the rcsomces and foster the
energies ef'tie citizens, applications
for desired charters can, be made aud
probably granted in ia very short
time. These charters can limit, and
usually do limit, Tie adventure on
the part Of a stakeholder to the
amount actually subscribed. SO we
repeat, this dread can be removed.
AS to the other point, that can be
guarded, against by. soliciting stock
only from those you are willing to
risk--and then, In voting for mana.
gers, to select those. whose capacity
energy, and integrity, years of ac-
quaintance have owon, your conii-
dcncc. FlIiiE iIAlon grf " ft7l
We have named sundry matters
which we think would pay If en-
tered into, Wo here indicate, more
specifically than our former general
remarks, ,otllers-tlle material fol
which are here, and the probable sue.
cess Of (which would seem most prob.
able and speedy. naanN's . A'f
Coqpcragc BY machinery. Flour
lard, whisky, and pork barrels arr
very largely consumed here, and to,
bacco hogslIeads, and all the ware OF
families, such MS tubs, pals, buck cts
etc, are so much in demand, and car
he so cheaply and well made here
that only a glance at the subject will
suffice to convince that u full inves.
tigatlon of the subject would proba.
bly, show that large and quick profits
could be made, and with small capi.
tai. 81, OF edge tools, nuts, screws
nails, chains, and iron products of all
kinds. We have n nucleus of this
nowand, with enlarged capital and
capacity, the ratio of expense is re-
duced. ia .,f.f .r.-r s.t.tL .al
l'rooms also are in the same class
a brewery would furnish o home
market for hundreds of acres of ON
fair lands, and would bring thous.
ands of patient, toiling and saving
Germans, who would increase oul
population and thrift amazingly.
some can give land, Ii not money
in stock, and this can he reduced tC
available assets. Again we urg,
upon all our people to be mp and do
ing, ere other places, with more en-
crgy, secure what is now in our reach
ANA draw from us our capital and en-
t3Tprlse and leave us "all forlorn."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

A GENTS WANTED -AGENTS wanted,
"A $50 20 s2eeRer plYnth, male and female,
to sell the lctjra I'd and original Common
Sense Family Sewing Maohinc, impro we'd
and perfectedslt will hem, BILL, stitch. tuck
hind, braid aud eipbroiacfih a most supe-
pleity aud dumbllity, itlhas no rival DO
not BUY RON any parties selling machines
under the same name as ours, unless hav-
ing Certificate of Agency signed by us, as
hey are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circulars and Terms. apply or adj
dress, NM % III. CRAWFORD Geo,
go fl3Chestnutst ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

BANK OF TENNESSEE NOTES. --0f
the $500, 900 Of Tennessee Bank
notes originally issued, Sl,l00,00
have been taken in by Judge Watt
son, President of the Board OF Trus-
tees of that Bank, and await the or
der of the Legislature 10 be burned.
lie states that all of the assets of the
Bank, amounting TO about $500, ZOO,
will be collected during the next
twelve months, through suits brought
in the courts. Mash. Banner. VI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

- '"NNl'' AtHa-l
Senate Bill to incorporate the Caro-.
lima Life Insurance Company, of
lMemphis, passed third reading.
} Bills were Introduced for the relief
of Barthpmet Lee, former Revenue
Collector, Of Fehtress county !; to re-
move the place ofholdfng The Sue
preme Court in the western division
of the State; to change the name of
the Memphis Life and General Insur-
ance Company; and to incorporate
the Memphis Cotton Press and Stoige
Company.
House resolutions We're concurred
in, In regard to the death of George
Peabody, and. requesting our con-
| gressional delegation to urge an APP
priation for the construction. of the
Memphis, Ell Paso and Pacific rail
road. ,Iltre.i IN r-i sr,hsld i.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
! s. Mr.. Curl introduced a Till for, the
benefit of the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston Railroad.
,l Mr.. Owen offered q resolution au-
tliorizing taxrcollectors to pay war
rants properly endorsed and audited
blythe Comptroller and Mr.. Scott, a
resolution asking Congress TO ccm-
pensate surviving soldiers of the war
Of 1912 by giving them 600 acres of
land or o pension. Both were laid
over.u ci1fN 9IJ Oh 'Fts
The House refused to concur in the
Senate amendment to the House bill
calling a convention, by ayes 80, noes,
S. Che other amendments were al
so non-concured In.
Senate bill toImake the rules OF ev-
idence In the State and federal Courts
uniform, was amended and passed on
Its third reading. ~ y'1' ~
Senate amendment to House bill
abolishing the Office of County. Judge
1of Wilson county, providing. that the
act take effect on the 1st of January,
! 1870, was concurred In. t,.., ktr1.,,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
PROGRA M MI 4.


Premium by j. l.. Yates-For best
Saddle stallion, amy age. .....,...:;,...s25 Q
Saddle Mare; ;,-r.;,,y ,,.;;..-,.,,,::.,... %
Premium by II. r.. McCulioch-Best
Saddle .Gelding, suit OF clothes Wall 'e
ued At; So
BY G. II. Jones, Insurance Agent--Best
Model Horse, Mare, or Gelding, any
70
By pitman Il lLewis-Most graceful 81.
rider, suit of othes....-......-,,"...~.: %
z change Of Elders. $50 10
By Rice, Broaddus & Co--Hurdle race
one mile, ihurdles.--.e....,.... so
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
ron Revenue coLLEcrol.

We are authorized to apnounce j. j.
lector at the next March election 7ih,
I'VE are authorized 10 announce u. b.
CARLISLE as o candidate for Revenuo
Collector at the March election. , octlG-te
|. We are authorized to, announce A. 4.
SMITH as a candidate for Revenue Collec-
tor, ut the next March election. [oct30~
I'VE are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM CHANNELL as "a candidate for
Revenue Collector at the next March cleo
ton. ttr.t. Il. nOv8-te."
WE arc authorized to announce b. II.
BURCtIETT as a candidate for Revenue
Collector of Montgomery county, Mt the
next March election. ~ n noy6-te.s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

g GovERNoR'SENrER, by broclama-
ton, recommends that the 18th inst.
be observed by the people Of .Tennes-
see as n day of thanksgiving, in nc
cordance with the proclamation OF
the President Of the United United
States previously issued
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

INrERNAL REVENUE. The inter
nal revenue collections in the State Of
Tennessee amount to about SO, 7l8, SOC
per year; Mississippi pays the. same,
while the State of New York rolls in
S39, 400, 900. Fi.f yatti,.- .gsIne =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

OWING TO THE INDICTMENT wEA.
~ ther during our regular Annual Fair
the Association has determined to hold .
two days supplementary fair. We present
iering unusual attraction. Ne earnestly
invite stock men, from every section. to ,,c
present and compete for the pre.iirnis
Weearpestly invite the citizens ofthe sur.
rounding elites and country to turn out
membered, 20 '''-itf Q" y .f = IN "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer.

An those who have perused this
sterling and Influential Democratic
paper which was always good and
Hliable, have been struck with the
marked improvements which, during
the past year, have been made on it,
renoering 1t, even aside from it's poiit-
cal character, one Of the best news
papers published lnthe United States.
rho paper Is worthy of general clrcu-
iation We observe that its encrget-
30 pmpnctors have Offered premiums
10 the amount of two thousand five
hundred and seventy-five dollars,
mostly in grccnbacks, MS n reward to
those who send thelargest list of sub
errihcrs to their Weekly edition. In
addition to this, every subscriber will
receive copy of the Enquirer Man.
vel, a valuable statistical WORK DIM
"ult TO he dispensed with hy thos,
who take an iuto,estin political at
'airS. We hope to see spirited con,
"tition amqng our Dcmocratl,
,fiends for :ncsc liberal premiums.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
A CARD.

In compliance with the wishes of MANY
Friends and Voters" Iannounce myself as
a candidate Tor sheriff of Montgomery
county at the ensuing March election.
Respectfully, .,.. g.....
r. w. II. BRINGHURsr, IN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
From Philadelphia Evening relegaph,I

Prom Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseascd- han
10 use Professor Ihristy's Celebrated Hail
Lotto. II Is put up In abottie and a box
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hatr, as II is tbs
inc IsotiS lsss 81 faiis 10 remove the worsl
cases OF Dandnn, end restore array and
bleached Hair % it, nntural color TgdI
For sale by prasgis,s: asmple bottles
express for 81 i.tlAI flt~
- IasoFrsssoa CBRIspYd Co.,
.r.-.... ID. ~ No. ~ Chestnut street.
nctnjfin. Philadelphia, Pa.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

[, The body of the late Hon. Chas. A.
Wicklif, of KY, was brought from
Maryland to Bardstown, Ky, for in
terment. , 5.f,.'. INN a.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
BALLOON ASCENSION
NoN-REsIDENT's NOTICE.

MARY ID. DUKE, ..,1ul.,.-L sle fon
wiLLIAM DUKE 'lh 'Hf
IT APPEARING TO THE sATIsFAC-
L ton of the Clerk from the petition and
affidavit in this cause, that the defendant,
Vim. Duke, Is a non-resident of the state
OF Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon HIM. IL Ii
therefore ordered by the Clerk that pilbli-
cation be made, for four consecutive Weeks.
In the Clarksville CHRONICLE, "A newspa-
per published in the city OF GAINESVILLE,
Slate anu county e,Ii es.iu a. ne'tVv 70 .ne
oial Term OF the Circuit Court OF Mont
gonery county, anu state of Tennessee, "a
be held at the eourt.house in Ciarksyille,
on the first Monday in December, 1863
then and there to plead, answer or demui
20 plaintiffs hill, or the same will he taken
for confess and SGT down for hearing ca
Nov. u, isee.-4w. ''' CLERK
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

THE bridge across the Ohio at
Louisville will he completed about
the LIST of December. Iayr Hl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

+ PRESIDENT GRANT % has com
menced the preparation ofhis annual
message. n .LLLL l.. LMLaH n.n-I n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

TIE Grand Lodge and Grand En-.
campment of Odd Fellows, of Indi
ara, meet OH the 10th inst. Iaj 1ui
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.
NOR SHEEN

NC arc authorized "a annonnce Z. n,
SIUA RI, ms n capdldate Tor SheriT M the
ensuing March election. ~
We are authorized "a annotince An.
MAXEY;,ms a candidntefor SiiofiT OF This
county. Election to take place in March
next, fSept a lsGo-o
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
II. HARRIS as n candidate for re-eiecfion
tofithel office of Slierin of iAfohtfo,,1ssrv
county. Election to takephceiiextNia March.
WG are, authorized, to- announce M. w
CARKUFF as candidate for Sheriff OF
Montgomery county, at the MAreh election.
Novl3-te. - RNift8 I'M
We ore authorized 10. pnnounce w. n.
BRfNGHUitST, 'JIe, "a" candidate for
slerit 81 Montgomery county, al the eh-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

Photograph Albums and Frames In
variety for sale at ]. H.. Derr & Co.'s GAL
lery. Dos tldrh5J ~ LjiI'lli novl8-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

DEATH oF GEORGE pEARopY.-A
telegram which we publish ON our
nlrst page, announces the death of
What benelactor of his race. George.
"eahody, who died in London ON the
nth inst, ioleavcs name and fame
plcvcr TO be forgotten. b.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

! JOHNSON BANQUEE-,l,x President
NohnSon gave q magnificent ban1uc,
An the 5th Inst, at the Stacey House,
s>ept BY that Hotel prince, W. Matt.
Shown, Esq. Many influential bust
81 'ss mon and the members OF both
tdouses OF the Legislature were pres
emit 1t was n social gathering, hav-
arg political complexion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

TIM amount or Mr. reabody's ben
EihctianS 10 different objects Is now
homo ten million dollars. OF this,
"hlvc two million dollars is devoted
tN the cause ofeducatiomin the South.
ON -.
W, PorrR y BMos', dhtlll6ry, near
y owing Green, kentucky, Was Dies
us aycd by fire, oa the LIST.
a, .H. r-r~le-- 80
M, tutoNEL I. J. DRAM, tho orisi-
Enl d s'oy,r,r IS petroleum, ,lie,l last
irNN, inEs rnNrcticut poor house,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
countyA. & VI. AssocIa.


ton.
At the Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Montgomery Co.
Agricultural and'Mechanidal Associ-
alton; held IN the Court house In this
city, pursuant to the Constitution of
said. Association, the following -ofiis
GERS were elected:
n. X. LeavdI, President.
DR.. N. y. Thomas, LIST Vice rest.
J.B. Killebrew, End Vice President.
DIREeroRs:-Dr. J. II. Marablc,
=. J., Williams, NJ. G, Gholson, B.A,
Rogers, n! ID. Leonard, WI Turn
ley, W. A. Elliott, G. w. hanson,
DR.. G. W.Greehfeld,, c. II. Jones, J.
G, johnson, w. Roach, IL. NJ, Dud-
ley, Finis INV ing, w. b. Marshall.
THE new Directory organized and
elected II. w. King, Secretary and
Treasurer, 49, 10 .f-,, {
They then resolved TO hold a Sup.
Elementary Fair on Friday and Sat
nrday, November l9tlila and Goth, 100.
See program me in to-day's paper.
The Nashville Banner says :
b'1The coal from the mines of the
Battle Creek Coal and Iron, COM
pany, Col. G.. II. Lewis, President,
and Hugh Douglas, Il. 1T. French
and Sam Pritchett, Directors, Is be-
ginning to attract most favorable mo-
tiee in cur city, from its eminenty
superior qualities as anarticle Of fuel,
and is, we learn, to be Introduced on
an extensive scale AZ soon as'the ne
cessaryi arrangements can be per
fected. Mr.. II. s, Pritchett has been
appointed the Nashville agentno
The President of this Company, is
a worthy citizen of our city, md we
are glad to notice anything calcu-
lated to promote his interest. 7br'A
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

THE late Marquisiof Westminster
is dead. His family name was Rich
ard Grosvernor. ,r,. ....l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

EX-Gov. PRATT died last Tuesda.
in Baltimore. 4y- t.tf..r. t.,fi a..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

IL sitoRI, GAIL ANDExAMlNE Our
i gools. We have never been undsrkold.
Our prices are low. and our assortment
goods NOT " be found elsewhere, ahd largo
siocks IA sNorl Agparuncli. ..l.H,a Eu
Very rcsl'ecffnils,
.. COUlTLR. uiIIHAN & 60.
Oct s,'sa-,L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11
A MOST WONDERFUL AND sECcEssfUL
INVENTION! a 3D. aaf
New Method oil Washing Clothes without
Labor. 8 aa8a4 8@fH93
THE AUTOMATIC e@a -
Clothes Washer and Boiler.
Awarded the highest Testimonial wherever
Exhibited. #&#@3
,Rr. N. W. srarLrs. in,sn,otand P.,ea,se

''HiS BOILER 10 srl..sc.ng, and dispenses safi,e.
ly with labor saI the asH OF clotacs. The hot
ssis and steam BY The seton Of Ire, sIs dfisea up
Ihfsash tubes, p0atsd upOn tns closhes and forced
through the fabric VIA astonishing IspI1y, cleans
leg q perfectly wnhsdl ssy TuLsIns. IL has beeu
thoroughly tested, aud pronounced uneq Jailed a.
Civaes WASHER, BY those who have USED il. ~@s@
Al fabncs, from the hnesI faces Ihr bed blanket
sac DC ~iahrJ perfectly anu with ease aud Walnut
tAs ard d the rubbing board. foi fanueIs IL y IN
ssldase. a. the fabblns, rolling snd pressing ptosess
mast necessarily fuIi lhen more OF less.
Il ID tfuly q LABOR aud Clothes SAVING invention.
Washing will NJ longer be q hsrjshiP add Wishing
sif 40 longer tenor AMI dread 10 housewives.
The ia'rn'Ion can lie used in any ho,Ier aud The
l'w price OF he article place. il w,Ihln ths reach ii
s,srF family.
The saving 10 The wear oi clothes will saon pa
i.f the ouIl,y.
Il IsrsIira.l-J that 400 10 3ol gallon. Of boiled
suas pas. through the clothes 10 thirty nnales thus
ssns the laass,, time EeqaHeJ for cleansing boer
tsli OF cia,hrs
iiundred. d ,hsse Boilers =. being sold each week
giving perfect satisfaction. -..- -.-----
Every boiler s1ld guaranteed 10 do we claim. OF
nsney refunded.
The unIrfagnsd. - Agent Tor ]. ". Hunter &
Ia. NJ PoIsm uth. Va (who have the right l5r Iht,
s,iel has commenced the Manufacture ofthess Boil.
sr sad Si furnish the cIliIsas VI nrange aud Chat
Ian, AMI Will. stated .b,ss. take hacx and relu nd
money for any Boiler winch ishs TO give perfect d.
iisiseiion, AMI DO ali elaiaaed lof u.
\. u. P06UP.
HIllsbOrUugn, y. c.
Dee. - g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11
FRED. r. MAYER, Chemist.
New York, Tuesday, May l.

*@5'' New York, Tuesday, May l.
UpoLPHo WsLrE, Esq, Dear Sir: The want of
pure Wines and Liquors for msdiciua purposes has
bsen osg felt BY the profession, and thou sands of
lives have been sacrificed by the use Of adultsraied
articles. Deliriun trsmens. and other diseases Of
the bln aud Nerves, so rife in this county, very
rare in Europe, ewing in great dsgres, 10 the dlHe
renee IN the parity oil the spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold By you, including your tia, which you sell IN.
der The name Of Aromatic Schedam schnapps. which
No consider justly entitled 10 the high reputation il
has acquired IN this country; from your long sIpe.
rense as foreign importer. your Bottled Wines and
Liquors should meet with the same denanl.
Ne would recommend you to appon, sons OF the
respectable npoIhecsres in different parts Of the city
ss sgests Tor the sale Of your Brsndies and Wines
where the profession rat obtain The same hen aeed>
ed for medicinal purpo.es.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remsin yonr sbedisnt servants.
Valentine Mott. N. d., Professor Of Surgery, Uuiver
atty Msdicsl College, Asw York.
]. N. Csrncchsn VI. d. Professor OF Clinical Surge.
~, seryesu.in.C TO the State Hospital, DC.
| Ne Ia East Sixteenth street..
Lewis A. Sayre, NJ. d., No. 7s5 Broadway,
n. r. Devices. N. d, No. 7sl Broadway.
! Joseph w"rstet. N. d., No. I2o Ninth street.
| Nelson steele, VI. d., Nc. 81 BIescker street.
John u'Reiily, NJ. D., No. an fourth street
Is. l. Raphael, v d., Professor Of the Principles and
| Practice ofsurgeiy. New York Medical College
&C., No. 81 Ninth street, and Others.
| The proprietor also ofI.rs for sale
! BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
impaired aod bottled by himself expressly for nedi
cal use. Each bottle has his certificate of its parity
| CDoLPH0 WOLFE.
| December 2. 81
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.E.Tl(1qT - MI n 4 -.
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ar rs Pine Street, New York, New. 81, 1867.
UDoLPHo WoLrE, esq, Present a. .ee9t gae sa. q
sDsar SiT: have made chemical examination Of
sample oil ysur schiedam schnapps, with the in
tent Of determining il any iorsgn OF injurious sub
stance had been added 10 the staple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted 10 the conclusion that
The sample contained no poisonous or harmful sdmix
iure. / have been unable 10 discover any trace Of
the eeleIetioss substances which employed 10 the
aduIteralion Of liquors. would net hesitate to use
myself 10 recommend TO sthsrs ter mrsiclnsl pur-
poses, the ochledam schnapps as an excellent and
unsbjeclisnabie variety Of gin. ,.
Very respectfully yours, - ...u.
(sisned,) "1 CHAS. A. sEELY, Chemist. g.
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New York, So Cedar Street, New &c, 1867.
UpcLrno WoLFE, E.q., Present:
Dear Sir: have sub nitied to chenicsi analysis
TWO bottles Of" schiedam schnapps," which took
frsm fresh package 10 your bonded warehouse. and
nd before, that the spIrltuous liquor Is Tree from
iasrioss ingredients or justification that il has the
marks Of being aged and not recently prepared by
nechancsl adInlXiure of alcohol and aromsilce. sa
@ Respectfully, az .- .aa@ il ha
FRED. r. MAYER, Chemist. e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11

feel bound 70 say, that regard your SchnapPs
as being 10 every respect Pre-enseay Psrs, and de-
serving Of medical patronage. At all events, is The
psrest possible article Of sliana Gin, hsretsisre
ob.sinass, and as such may be safely prescribed BY
physicians. g.sp d, DAVID l.. MOTT, M. d., eas n
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