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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
PRRmIUm FLOUR.

h b 8NU 10 Den 9 Co.
CNOLE Agents ior as o. ne celebrated Knoxville Ctr
- Mills flour, have us flsFa 40 gr per Rarors uhh
they selling a Mills prices.
This Elour has aken the Pfeum State Pair aa
So per barrel higher IN New thsn aus ssr
brand
We expect 10 kesp ul supply hard. rscaanrd t
with the utmost ldtnc %
any Flour We have ever sen. b sNOWDEN C1
No North Cherry stsoel
dec unina and husriean 8n7f7rr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Consumers depend upon Getting pure article When
hey buy the Valley Whisky sold b. the bottle
1nly. Wh. DAILY,
~ South william Street, New York
Sole Propulsion.
For salein Nashville by RAWoKTH q oLEMM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

VEsrERDAT zomng . 1.adTss Geld Anchor
watch Win ne % ElEard Barre, 1reat.
and The No 900 ilssa Cold Chaln, Loossi. K.g Pin
attached Lhe watch loss the Public snale
tsvieniy. Ths ander sl b suitably rewarded 81 aaV1z
AZ TIE Bookltcre, No.f Coiiags ailest.
G-iu
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NUMBER 30
: asEEEE AND wIsFEH TRADE. Wsau
s SILK 3.

- = IL - -
rvo Founo, and poubis ssir, p,,iss and s,ri,es.
Back sla hll agurls plain Baek SIR Ra1k Bs7adsTs .d
no hod1da t ilEl, an Prntsi Defsinsand asi- -
1ss. h--1ei 4sloltaaai q Poplins, grey aaii pz1n
ffsnn 'liaoa -sin iaoe Aieinaa, sr vary 81 ssss
Our sioer q HOSIERY, bon c0TT0N and WOOL, 4 rsrs
arg' and eslFlbis oar stook Or osniiszsnu ana Las
VFoollen and SIX Uunaerwssr,
parcllarlg dssbls. We haTs, also, splsnHd sos 81
Velvet ard ClotA Cloakss shavFIa o. every ss.
ssrPaoa graf nany vsry styles Ass large is g
aas ol0r5s, AIT olo'-, Ans French and Ansra-n
New styla Piu.h ana vslvst vsssiu=s.
slgpEFIs ga gwHHDI. An tsa,s ri.aias 70 s.ssssass
Caspets, Oh CIOshs. and Curlains.
Wl Do veil 70 eli usbsoe tyia, a. W thiafour stock =
hat line very superior, consisting o. Coitou and Ls R Tsfy
beliaEssof two and a,s ply Brussels Teivsts ca5of
al Eidfhs canisnand coee Mating o. a Ei8ts. lrals
assortment Of coraios. Curtain Ps and Bsul Whs Ias -
i Glalin Curtains
EsEssP constantly a. soods saros yaas siissr i
wagon sheets ana Tent CiOths.
Also, es and four plF dassior s oovss ron lsis d
nehsl Fds; and, so. args lot Of Negro Blanks sas
1eHns. Who Nd Piasi oznahuss Plain Plaid Lnss5l
A. c. q A. 3. BBRcH. -
/ -214-I Ae. 50 cellsEs s1est
Great RedaetIOn OF Prices
AT TIE ESQ
I MS HOUSE
WTR vim oaarour entire atos o. Winter Good On Ea.q
w peczoer i2th at IS per unde cst Auonz lar
teisl large line e. Lapel, French Hernol, s66l ~
dssii-ln GRAHAM 4 oRYl.L
Splendid Building Lets Ga fle vfeiui-
~ Of Nashville for sale,
EWTl Are Offering Or ale liberal tsrns IS he1aifal
Ba.a.ss -, so9,ai1i5 lo9 o > sere. ea ~
a q, Agsa1s 5ftsssn 20 80 glssl Many @ asLos9s Are
Z l.eIs - aals E-isr On tnall ne io anei ly
Aa99ts nils' iroa eiis. esEa1oIhood s7gA . aag II
3H9He,
ETE h.Es sls0 COS ssrsl o Land Ger IS ilssfpuua
Gel ITO q beautiful Building Los b he paehasr wa
dss - LAW brown
EXTRA FAMILY LARD.
A EEW barrels Ezra TaniIy Iara, On ooqsgnnsst ~
8sy2o-a suzELL, HOOPER Z co.
CLOTHING AZ COST FOR GhsgE
The large and well ssizuasd stock o. f-
Ready-Made Clothing,
ar Mr.. sULzBAOHEB having been piaoi in ms lsas As
4'a'''s' SUI close 'nt ne sa'r' si'ek a s'' Ter @
NOVICE vso are infested 10 Er suzbacAsr aas-tr
poe es ae9ult are hereby noad 70 eame ioFari sH e
indulgence
rvsn beyond he 18Th 4 January 1850, ana al Eho have o1
against lin VII present ihsn Ger settlement
d H. PATTERSON.
noy3e-tanl5 rruziee.
,. .. HILLER- J.WarEnMaE.
MILLER q WATERMAN.
Auction & Commission merebants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
TETIEL give particular ustsnon TO ,As pus sa private
Of Marchaudige nruuerfT every deserni1u
and viii make pTsnpt renurns Tor The
Refer, By Permission, 10
J. B. A. Ross T. r. Bloom, J p. Winter. T. d. Lsnsr
=. Bend President Manli1csurcfs' Bank, Geor1r
n. Davidson, Ia Rsohe & Bell, b Hshazsham Sons, Ban
Baldwin Co. ~ Walsh. la7auuah Georgia " c. 1us
Son. ChaFiaston. 8, O. ASS
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VERY desirable city Property

WWTE os1g sals lat desirable improved prop
w eriy az Thomas Smith. Esq, better the Dr.
Robertson place, situated Cherry between Church and sroad
streets This property d he central aDd conTe
reut portions Of the city The la fronts hundred and r
tyone FEET On Cherry street, and hack huatrai and
.ighty i've ninety feet alley. The has divided
iuto four lots he colling the dwelling fronts oryone
itet the Others front thirty feet EACH snd viii Be- sold altogether
separately be desired re this The most
stable propertv market only reeds erairo
70 rfcommenl itlslf flvoraily.
For e Gc call On our once, 70. 80 Colcgs
streei, next aoor tie Merchants Bank
b. r. aLAssCOCK 4 Co.
dec sO-2u Ars1ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Also, iss and four py dueiof r ooVsl from Dc Is Ii
neh1 Eidsi md, so large ot Of Negro Bankstl sa-s
Seuna. Wh;o asd Pad olBabaE, Plain Plaid Lnss5l
A. G. q A. 3. BBRcH. %
cca-u Ne. So College street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

YIN Do veil 70 saii On asbs0re byss. hiakou stock h
that line very superior consisting % Cottsu and Li e rsy
best aEasof tEo and lsepE Brussels ana Teivst Csr, q
al widths, canona and coco Mating Of ali E3s. ls
zasorinent q coraice, ousn Pssnd Bsnaa hs Ls ~
1nllin Curtains.
| Rs Essn es1si.aill q -. -. NJ. 80. D.
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FREsH mACoARoNT.

FRESH mACCARONI.
25 boxes best guilty Of Maccaron just received by
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
Country Merchants will lind stock fall and vel assorted
nov and throughout the Holiday Season, also at prices suit
the times.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
novl5 Nos. 30 and 20 Union Street.
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GROCERIES,.

Waldron, Egleston & Co; Edwin Dates 4 Co; Co
hen, Willis Co; Matthiessen,. OrHara & Co: Pier
son Smith a Co l tfl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Ise ho11'' lnd Double sE, Plaid. and si7ea, hlzus
HeE e1 ll agusss plain Black SIR, Rack BsFs8s7s
NO aoanea Ii El, ans PInisi DEAFNESS ana eihs s
-, h,-1s.i asfiaisai o Popns, sFey aa,l pzi,in
Rrsnsh slihos satin laea llssinss a --t v.v ~ 49,
Our stock q HOSIERY, b0A COTTON and WOOL, 8 rrrs
arE' and ea,iEabis; our stock Or osn.szslu ana Las
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

f. =. StOddard & Co.. Forge & Metchell; Hasel-
tine i Walton D. F. Fleming & Co; Durham.
Taft & Co.; r. A. PFingle a Co.
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ANSTRUMENISs
TEVHE undersigned have for sale large assortment Of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of every variety style and ps, to which the atenea Of th
MEDICAL STUDENTS
sTespecully invited. Also
Prof Paul P Ewes Pocket Cases
Nays
- Sythotonny Gases
{" " Taurniquet.
Together With very large stock Of Amputang, 0bsteca
DeRt-i and Trepanning Instruments Of al kinds
RAINS BROWN,
wholesale and Retail Agents FOR the sale Of the celebrated
Tieman Instruments IN Nashville. ssp2e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

WWTR haFs u.rsceiEsd, dlset is1m New Orleans, bids
w % strictly choios suEHF. iee1g he best
kat Ih1 ot q Sugar ha5 FepaekaIhe h0-1ls are
ais ani h most sEcailsnt aAqping order.
MIEELL. HOOPER a CO.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

WUsf reserved iarys shipme1tof SMITHS esiebrli
~ wheeling Aies ne tsli IN and t1is ~
MIIELL, HoOFER 4 CO
f6c9 Eo8 an Markats trsst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Gillilands, Howell Co. Hyatt, McBurney 4 Co.
Johnston, Crews y Co, Crane, Boyiston & Co, John
q Minor Co; Kerrison & Leiding; Chamberlain,
Miller & Co; J. $. q L. Bowie & Co; Robert Adger
4 Cos Nayler Smith & Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie & Co.
Direct importers Of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDowall; RaTeneI Huger & MilHken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

VIZ H. DALY:Tour Aromatic Valley Whisky 10 recessed,
and after careful exzmiRafon, End to be pure article,
entirely free frOzs Ne dtsTafNg zgfedis JTsqnsay
a5sd. Eeurs respectfully,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04
MARRIED.

In Chatham county, " C., on 18th uIt by 2. C.
Council. ESQ., Mr.. CALVIN n. Council t. Miss Isley
Witson, daughter OF Elijah Wilson, formerly of
Wake county.
la Chatham. on Sth ut, by r. c.. Council, Esq,
Mr.. Robt Goodwin to Miss Caroline Byuum,
daughter of the Rev. Tboma Bynuu, of Chat
nsm.
In nathan. on the 22d nit, at the brides
mothers, by Robt. c. Council. Esq, Mr.. william
Goodwia to Miss Rehecca A. Coancil, all of Chat,
main county.
&a- STANDARD and Christian Sun please copy.
At the residence Of the brides father, on the
evening of me 2lst nit by Rev. Wm. Swift, Mr..
5illory Barginer to Miss Aary E., eldest daugh-
ter of j. :. and IL. A. Kirkpatrick, of Butter co
Ais
In Frog Level, on the BIS: Of New. by Rev
Levi Auders, Trotnan Cheek, Esq, to Miss Fran.
els Campbell, all OF Chatham.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04

The wranglings and contentious in Con-
gress, together with the other unfriendly acts
recently visited upon the South by the fanat-
les of the North, has aroused a spirit of self
respect and selfdependence, from which we
expect more good than from the h~arangues
and bullyings of Congressman. Medical stu
dents are leaving Northern Colleges by hun
dreds, and coming to Southern institutions.
Legislatures and private individuals are turn
ing their attention to Southern manufactures
and Southern industry, to the purchase and
wear of our own fabrics, to the erection of
powder and other armament manufactures,
and by other means placing the South in a
condition of defence and support. Let these
good works go on, and we shall realize some
real, practical advantages as the results Of the
present agitation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04
For the Spirit of the Age.
Canvassing for the Order.

AfAAA v fHHNA@NN
WI, n,snof this subject met with a more
s.ra,n. attention thar II has? Some have
'.,s.r nr il. bus few have urged it forward,
ns - q .es,inp Of the most vital importance 10
the It's. ,vranCe cause.
a may aftca learn of the enemy as TO
Lind at tactics it is best for us to GIN
80, Arc mot the cuiSsaIje- Of Alcohol to be
nd nusy NJ work, throughout the length
- I,.,adth of our land Aud when do
,nry l,l Of success ? They WORK while We
L. and tina, too with an activity and zeal
w,rfh, oC a better cause, and which it would
Ls vjl 10. rs 10 initiate. Judging of the
G,t,rn ms tL. mast, we have enough 10 en-
co,,r,gr ms te push sill more steadily for
ward A. first a slender hand, whose speedy
J,vnfau vas confidently predicted, we are
n,y a mobile brotherhood, numbering hun
drrd. nf thousands, and are rapidly lncreas-
In, We hayp -een that the battle is not
,lT..t g., the strong. IL Is 20 those WIZ, trusting
fhcir cause ia ihc keeping Of arighteous God,
nra a,tiye. virllant and Jrave How else are
ve ~ arcomplish our great mission, " to en-
l.,,. ,nr circle. uutii II shall embrace the
v..l .eaf brotherhood Of man Tune,
o... mis- .gs- busy fingers, Is Fast removing
.. .,.t.g. al tac land and III II short while
tn... vl.n.v play ,ucn oUSy parts on the
sts... ... .. all have passed away and theiI
.... aHu ga... to TAX their places. Surely
H auf.... @rsa SD preserve oar Union IN
violate. a. u.is. see hat the next generation
aa d -...fu.s tjag each and every one M
" 's.- .. 4ee .a urcsI~lng ~;sriaf" ,gaiis
H'rmr tof 81. his % ,uilas. And E""s thu
ia .c ta..5 There Is only one sure "4v it
WHICH w. aat a., ,us Ne ,nay nuE anC
.teu hHIi tg HrmpeEsncr meeting -, tvu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04
SPIRIT OF THE AZ

borders al ana thn nc an must be a man thoroughly
devoted 10 tne good of the cause. and who =
90. I ,nbsn II il heu u'uee into the cnemy's our.
try, wnen - becomes his duty SO to DO We
mus s $50 VI our Tracts in all directions
mere mus ,h noe oe a single family in our State
~ "n,vn .".'e IS not at least one to be found
We mrs 10y assured that this is the ONLY
plan ~ 49," =; we can bring up the rising
sahe.nass Inc ways of Temperance and
Sont sasotn ana thus secure our country's per-
st",osnnS IN bringing up a race of sober
GERMAINE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04

DIR. BRONSON, having L1en 50 far TsGucs3 LIZ
consumption, a. to be considered-5cygna all hopa
Of recovery by the most emincnt Of The NEEDED
profession, and also by himSelf-a regular Physi-
clan of twenty years practice-as 4 last 5esort.
conceived the idea of ANALYZTNG tie BLOOD,
and applying the subject OF physiology to ,de
more immediate connection, and eject q fbestHts
of the blood upon the health and sTstem. GEo
result has been the production Of tsie " BLOOD
FOOD" from the use Of which. Dr. Bronson was
restored to perfect health. Within SIX months ~
ter its introduction, over tg1 thousapd coaagzp-
tives were efectually cured By IT,. If you have
any complaints of a ~coDsumptiyc tendsney-
Cough, cold. head.dche, ppipi:atioa O. me Lc7yt.
Toss Of appetite, Of pain IN tie side, lose no tino IN
procuring a bottle Of the BLOOD FOOD" If
you are suffering from Nervous Debility. OF your
sleep is broken and disturbe3. If your Npirjfs are
Depressed or your Organs reirred, yoa vii Eaa
in this al u~nfailing remedy. by commencing With
ten drops. If your Lirer j. torpid or diseased "a
any manner whatever, one Or tro bo.ics xie 70
SURE TO isvigDrats, ard bring il ;lf. liTe:y aHa
healthful action. In the most isvct r.ts cases Of
Dyssspeis, tho patient eau here End tbc most
efficient and grateful reiief. y benefit 10 always
experieeesd after taking only oLe bottle. Ia
male or female complaints ana weakness tns Saf-
ferer, after trying other remedies in vain, nay
rest assured, that q certain g-E5 viii rsSRt fTsH
the use Of two or tAree b0H.ss. The "BLOpD
FOOD lie eGcctual il ali c4saS ~ EruptioGs, salt
Rheum, ScrofGlas aud othe- l complaints. Pale
and emaciatsd children asi sdr.t are iuBsdi-
ately benefited by its use. II yves strength 10
the body and color and beauty q. the AKIN. Ply
sicians Of all sckoots are asisg il with wonderful
success.
For full directions, sac c~izcullrs. Price 81 per
bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04
.nnnarss OF NE ORDEK.

A,,.r,arr with Bro. Moifat on
,mu the Eastern portion OF the
M . f.. had ,pokcn at Beaufort Newbero
''' r.n.ton. and was much pleased at the
a," .,-,n everywhere given him. At
h'''' 4. Methodist Conference was IN
h.'' ,lirb prevented his operating as
f ,.,f, there a.. he would have done had
d,no when the whole attention
...;,no. could have been given him.
..t.. SIN, good seed were sOwn,
~ ac .r.-t, be productive Of Access
fl, IN. gallant little band which have so
,..n ntitng against the enemy in
B.wtort
f. Y g,.rn Bro. VI. had good audiences,
u.l,ra from one who heard him, that he
-.l.r,a.d hi, very best speeches. An APP
...,,a. -.1."l by some twenty-five or thir-
a.. ,.Hmrn, was procured, for reviving
l,,.ru Division, which has been allowed
,.g.. .ur the last few months. Surely,
nr ru,t our G.. W. p. has taken up his
~..ll.prr there. fanked as he will be by
R-,. ri.hcr. Cuthbert and others, the Divis-
IT,. sl he 1~e-organized not only on a solid
L,l bat it will flourish and accomplish
great GOOD.
S,apping at Kinston, Bro. Moffat spoke
tlcn also. lie had a pretty good meeting.
~. .p,k. to US Of a fond hope that a Di
vision would be gotten up there. We'd not
..r why a nourishing Division should not be
sustained well at Kinston. We send about
o.. large a number of copies of the Spirit Of
the Age there, as goes to any Post Office il
the State. We do hope an effort will b.
malr to get up a Division in that tourishin|
Town.
p,s.iog on through Raleigh he hastene'
To Gn appointments in Franklin county. IL
.po. O. three times in Louisburg, to the de
~, Objections an
pg.j.dirc- ir the mods Of many were re
m.y.t mo.t., noble Sons of that Divisio
a,,. sxuttau. over she victory achieved, an
m . c..ect or valuable accessions it a
to.i @
On r,.ruiug Frankliuton IN the 2sth,
iound that, owing TO the very Indictment da,
no company OF consequence had gatherc'
,,d il VA. not deemed advisable to attenl
to hold "A meeting.
ILe reached here that afternoon and ii
next morning set cut en- route for ChathaI
couu.y where lie spoke on the 30th and 3ls
We have not heard from him since. Fro
tb.nrc me- was TO go to Greensboro, Concor
M,,,I,nbug, Llucoluton, and farther Yves
yrh.r. ba has been iaritcd to 90. As soC
as t,is TIER OF appointments is filled, Br
NouIa,t will proceed to Virginia and Mar
lanI to fill some engagements there, al
will then proceed homeword.
Tbc COMMITTEE vino had Bro. Moffats .
,aio.m,n,, in charge, have sent him
ar,,c except to such places rs have soti'
Ll.d. services. There is therefore no ne
Ll If ether localities who made no apple
,f.n fer hin to pay them a visit.
h "a not room to extend these remark
and must therefore close with the single q
.,y.ii,n ttat uo Lecturer has ever visit
state vho ha- made warmer friends a
t.,r ,rld ia higher esteem 10y our citizens
ss,,,ker. u Gentleman, aud a single mind
. C,vrtpr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04

.. That while we deeply deplore the death ofI
Our brother, VIC meekly submit 70 our SAD oereaso-j
ment.
3. That we de most sincerely sympathise with
his bereaved wife. and effer her our most heart
felt coincidence.
4 That We wear the usual badge of mourning
for 80 days.
5. Thar this preamble and resolutions be spread@
on our minutes, and that q copy be presented
the wldow Of our deceased brother and also Sc
to the Spirit of the Age, Salisbury Banner
Ircdeil Express, with y request to publish.
ELIZABETH cIrr, n. c., Dec, 18th, 1885
At a regular meeting of Southern S tar Sect
No. 10, Catets of Temperance, the following pr
anble and resolutions were unanimously adopts
WHEREAS. la the dispensation of an ever ruiz
ing Providence. this Section has sustained a loss
Of one of its members, William Stacia; tSNkefors,
he it
Rcgolred, That this Section hears Of thu death
of the brother with feelings of sorrow and regret,
and that 81 hough by his death our number has
been lessened, and one more link taken from the
chain which binds US together RS brothers, still we
bow in submission to the hand of Him who can
not err, believing that our brother. by his quiet
ana peac. ful walk az a christian, even while op-
pressed by the heavy hand of a slow 5nt sure dis
ease and laboriog under many Of earth'A cares and
misfortunes, has left 8 testimony thseR has gone
from a world of pain TO a heaven of reA-
That the Section wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days also, that q copy OF
thess resolutions he sent to the FAM who atten-
@ %Th ras sta es@'3S = E RI 4 an" 'd'' o i1lG] |Ias v ossa 5 5
and " Spirit Of the Age" with pit they
be published. K Z. @
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY
ORANGE COUNTY, n. C.

he next session commences the 18th OF JAN
4 uary, 1860. The entire sxpenses for two terms
varies from $3.50 to si4o for Languages, and from
Sll0 to $3.50 for English. This includes every
thing except lights. Any person sending his
son with the above amounts, shall have a receipt
in full for two terms, 81 weeks each. fhe libra
~ is opened for students at all times. The NOR
atty and health OF the place is unsurpassed
All persons coming should stop at Darham's
Depot, from whence MIR. Morris will convey
them 10 the Academy.
I. ANDERSON, A. r., Principal
IS-6t
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Tributes Of Respect.

At g regular needing o. 0lin Division No. 233.
she following rcamole and resolutions we're uuan-
III ,usiy adopted:
WHRREAs, Almighty God. in his Infinite wis
dom and soodacrs, has removed irosn our midi
IN ths ;7th December, 1888, our beloved brother
q J. Anderson therefore, IA view of this dis.
pensatiou Of divine providence
ResojVed, lat. That the Division Of which he
WIS i ueiuber hao lost a worthy ~brotaef, and ihe
community an exemplary citizen.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
z L NJ MIC WARE

Tie most certain and speedy remedy erer dis
aoeered for all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, asthma, Con-
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'THESE WATERS g.se the most instantaneous
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saee may bave existed, OF however severe it may
oe. provided the organic structure of the vital or
cams is not hopelessly decsyed. Every one aflic-
It'd should give them IN impartial trial.
To VOCALIsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKER, these Wa.
fcrs are peculiarly valuable they will in one day
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness
and their regular use for a few days will, at
all times, increase the power and hexibility Of
the voice, greatly Improving its tone compass
AID c!earness. for wniun purpose they are regular
y used by many professional v~ocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
Rochester, N. Y.
Price rs cents per box. For sa!o by P. r. PES
"CD and all respectable Druggists. sS--Iyeow
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WASHINGTON, Dec 29.-Mr. Branch has
demanded of Mr.. Grow, i'll the customary
manner, All explanation for Objectionable Ian
guage, used towards him by the latter in the
House to-day. Mr.. Grow had said that Mr..
Branch's conduct was ungentlernanly. 1t is
supposed that the matter will be settled by
the Intervention Of friends.
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we see announced in some of the Northern
papers, the funeral of Edward Coppic, who
1t IS stated, "diedQ fstrang@Jation, in Charles
town, Va, on the 18th Dec" We thought
the teller was HuNGl