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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

B CITY AEFAIRs.-Ats regular meeting of the Board
OF Aldermen, last night, the Mayor reported con-
tribution of 1000 pounds of -four to the city for
the benefit Of the poor, by Messrs. STATION SET-
MOOR.
Mr.. LOVE, from the finance committee, presented
the reports Of Mr.. NELSON, Revenue collector, and
Mr.. Glenn, Water Tax collector. The first named
officer collected 81 43s, and the latter $l,O25.
Mr. Love, from Water Works Committee, pre-
sented the annual report Of the Superintendent of
the Water Works, showing that there are 1900 fam
lies using water, and that the daily consumption
amounts to 100000 gallons.
Mr. Love presented q petition from Mr.. COLE,
superintendent of Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road, asking for three in n pipe from the cOrpO-
ration hne to the depot inatead of the one inch
pipe now down. which was referred to Water
Works Committee.
The bill to regulate the space occupied by mar
Set stalls, &C., was passed on third reading.
The bill to regulate the laying down Of pave
nents was passed on third residing.
The bill from the Common Council, levying tax
or the benefit of the Nashville and North Western
Railroad was passed on three readings, the vote on
he third reading being ayes 6; noes l.
Mr.. CHELTHAH offered resolution to have gas
amp and post en- the corner of High and Broad
treets, which was referred to the Committee on
las.
Mr.. WOODWARD offered resolution authorizing
be Mayor to appoint physician for the city fer
he ensuing year.
Mr.. Love offered resolution in ieu referring
he subject of appointing physician to the Com
nittee on the Hospital, which was adopted.
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Wanted immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we viii
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. II. Bruce & Co., Agents C. S. A.
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East TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIROkD.-Ne
learn that thu bridge over lick eri.ek, recently
burned by the Lincoln incendiafies, has been RE
paired, and that passengers are now going through
between this point and Bristol without delay. Pre-
sident Branner has been most active aud unremittDg
in his exertiOns TO repair the damage done by the
bridge-burners, and to subserVe the Interests Of
both the government and the travelling public
EnOI7,ilIe ReqisteT, NOU. %.
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SXooIHE ROLLER MEN WAETED.-ConstAut employ
mcnt and good wages viii be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers BY applying
to WOoDs, YEATIAS, & Co.
Nov l. dim
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For CircuiIIuare.

We are Authorized to announce A. g. McDoUaAL as a eau
diate Judge Of the 18th Circuit all the vacancy
stoned by the resignation OF Jucge walker
Z. p. and Christian Advocate copy. noV6-tWtwtd
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Rakers Wnnted.
A Card.

r WANT TveHo. Bakers for tie Confederate Bakery
others need spplys J. IA. MooKE, B.
nov23-d3ts
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To the Absent Officers and Priva ties OF the
30th Regiment Tennessee volunteers.

You are hereby commanded to report yourselves
to me at the Commercial Hotel in this city, before
two O'Clock, on the 2sth inst, to proceed to your
destiusion. By order Of JNo. ". HEAD,
CoIoRel Commanding.
c. S. DOUGLASS. Adjotsnt
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Wanfed.

NNEN Carpenters to work for csufsdsrasy. Apply ..
I'm. BRUCE CO,
nov2ss GoyerTmsot Agents.
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EPsss.. ea.. %. ~ Prol Esogr saEzssln nssg
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shoes for Sale.

ShOo9 TOT SnIos
1900 pair mens asserted BrOgAns by J. ".
ITARD & Co.
Purchasers win please call and examine them at
Evans & Co. Oct q 1861. dtf
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The Governor of Alabama has issued his procla :
nation, calling for the enlistment of as many twelve
months volunteers as can come armed, for service
in Kentucky and Tennessee. His proclamation is
issued at the request Of Gen. A, S. JoHSsToN,
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CoLD WEATHER.--The thermometer stood at
twenty degrees above zero Monday morning at six
O'Clock, and at eighteen yesterday morning at the
same hour
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.sGOvernment Notict

VE7E this appointed agents Of the
Nv Confederate staes Of America for the purchaing aud
rkng Hogs and Cattle IN and for this and CsrkSVe district
a. all Of Kentucky and therefore, solicit calls and conepon
de nee o. all parties having cattle and hogs sell and also
ference With authorized SCENTS IN esch every county
q d, BRUCE co.,
eiashyiiles Nov. 9, 6l-2m Agents o. s A.
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Pnblic Sale or PersonaI Estate.

nNe I7h day OF December next will expose to the highest
bidder all the personal property belonging TO the estate Of
Williamson Jordan, (neaT College Grove Williamson eounty
Consisting ofths following property Thyave head ef broke
mules and forty head three old males twenty bead Of
rood and young hos nne Jack twelve nne mich
hogs and all the farming utensils household and kitchen fur
nture corn, fodder snd oats
Terms of sale.
credit Twelve months will gves the purchasers giving
bond good securities before the property removed
N Bat time and plaeeI will hFeoUt tue negroes
rent the land not dsne previously for ne ensuing
year. j. WATSON JOAD ~,
November 70, '6l-dIm Administration.
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CONCEhr FOR THE SOLprERs' RELIEF SoCHTY.-The
concert for the benefit of the Soldiers Relief So,
ety on Friday night last, as we have stated, was
!reat success, and will be material assistance to
he fund of the generous and patriotic ladies whs
re endeavorng to administer to the comfort of the
lick soldiers now in our city Mrs. DR.. JNo Waters,
of the Vice Presidents of the society, by her
arrest exertions, contributed materially to this
uccess. The society and the soldiers for " hose
benefit they laboring, are greatly indebted to
diss MARIE DE RooDE, the Misses ERBA, Mr.. C. N.
BENT, DR.. Q. BECKER, aud number of amsteurs,
or the attractive and finished performances which
dded go high an interest to the occasion.
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ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER &C. 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at hall
past nine o'clock.
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Harris ArtiIIerr.

number of young gentlemen in this city and
the country, are sndeavOring to raise company of
Artillery under the above name, which is adopted
in honor of our patriotic Governor.
Those who wish to volunteer will find themselves
associated with gentlemen of true pluck, all manly
qualities and high and patriotic devotion to the
service. Weshall be much pleased to see this com.
pany speedily made up, and bid its members God
speed in their noble mission.
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TKNNESsEE LEGISLATURES.

Heading Matter on Every page.
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THEs INSURANCE OFFICE
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JEFF. DAVIS TO BE DRAwY.--This splendid Portrait
f President DAVIS will be drawn for at the Ma
onic Temple on Thursday morning (tosmorrow) at
o'clock. All persons having taken shares viii
lease attend. BY order
Mas. WV. COOPER,
Sec, Tenn. Hosp. Association.
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Nashville AND CHATTANOOGA x. X
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The SPEAKER called the House to order at hall
past nine o'clock.
OUR VOLUNTEERS
The House resumed the consideration of House
bill No. 81 TO provide for the comfort of soldiers
and the bill offered in lieu, the question being on
Mr. Jones' amendment.
After very lengthy debate the amendment was
adopted
Mr., JONES offered an amendment to the bill in
lieu, authorizing the Governor to issue treasury
notes for all sums expended under the act which
shall be receivable in payment Of taxes and other
dues to the State instead of imposing direct tax
which was adopted, ayes So, noes 81.
Mr.. HOUSE offered an amendment to the bill IN
lieu, to so amend the bill as to deTolve the dis
charge Of Its duties upon the Ordnance Bureau.
Pending the consideration of the amendment, the
House took
A RECESS
On motion of Mr. MARTIN, of Smith, until half
past two o'clock.
OUR VOLUNTEERS.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
in lieu providing for the purchase of oyercosts for
the guards in the infantry cavalry and artillery,
which was adopted
Mr.. KENNEDY offered an amendment to the bill
in lieu providing for the purchase Of oVercoats for
the guards in the infantry, cavalry, and artillery,
which was adopted
The bill as thus amended, was then adopted in
lieu ayes 49, noes l3 and then passed on its third
reading, ayes As, noes 10.
HoUaE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. 23-To amend section 553 of the Code. Pass
ed, ayes 81, noes 49,
And then
On motion of Mr.. DUNLAP, the House ad-
iourned to half past nine O'Clock to morrow
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living. rENDLEroN 90.
4 BERRT 4 nEMOFILbH
/ BROWN 4 SWANS,
| DKHoTILLH = CO.,
! Apd all goo5 DEundsts 10 ne 5iiy-
1 nar22-dRiT
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wanted,

FEEw0 three Carriage Or Body Makers Immediately. Name
bot good E0rknaen need apply.
Also four good Blacksmith hsiPsrs snd two Carriage finish
ers. MYERS HUNT 4 co.
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C. S. DOUGLASS, Adjutant.
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OUR VOLUNTEERS,

On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, of Smith until half
past two o'clock.
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Tanners, Oil.

HnBARRELS TANNERS OIL, for sale lev b!
SltH noTS-R Gap HUGH MooREA co.
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On motion of Mr.. DUNLAP, the House sd-
journed to half past nine O'Clock to morrow
morning.
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Terns of sale.
Fer sale, Rent or Exchange.

n NEGRO Men and 90 Negro Wsmen fer FER the
tF vaious Confederate States Hospitals In this city, By
5Idef az DR. D. ". Yandeu. GEO. H. CLARK,
no vaO-tT Office No. 50 College STREET
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NAroLtoN, Henry county, Ohio, !
Julv 4 lS5S


Or. C. W. RopAcK,--Dear Sir;--For the
benefit OF suffering humanity, permit Ms 10
thtnugh the columns OF You cir
culsr, the surpr'singproper,Ies OF yonr Scan
dinayian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
which is q sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have teye'al persons
in town, who have been suffering with ldyer
Complaint and Indse,tion, and notw'th-
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can be found in Northern Ohio. yet the dis
ease baffied their skill. Consequently we
were in a state of despondeney. until we
commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advice Of our ftiend, Mr. Brennan.
We used the medicine according TO direct
IONS, and are now full OF life and hIlarity.
and our gratitude is equal TO our improve
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into consideration what we have been. and
what we are at pIesent, we fell like charging
ourselves of the sin OF ingra.itnde, II we did
not try to announce to the public the great
benefits Of you, medicine. Therefore we
recommend to the public at large. the expe-
ldiency Of having recourse toyour medicine,
and consequently. as in duty hound. dis.
charge what we feel to be our duty. in sd
vis,ng persons who are suffering as we have
suffered. to make use Of the only true and
sure cure for tho diseases already mentioned.
Mas. Gwis,
Mas. BaEsSAs.
Mas HgAros,
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A WuRp 70 TmosE VuLUNrEERING
A there are now opportunities for
cnlis,ing in companies made up and
"iiic.rcj by men Of our own county,
we car see no necessity for our men
cnlisting at the call Of recruiting Ser
ieants or l.ientenants from Culum
bus or Cincin a kin OF sharp
practice has been going on in this
way, which we hope Ia see disconr
aged. A regiment is formed in Gin
ciDns,i, tor example, composed oi
ten companies Of forty or forty'dve
men each. The whole regiment Ia
officered (rom Colonel down TO
Fourth Corporal. They then send
out their recruiting officers all over
the state, to get men to tillup then
skeleton regiment. II company
WAS organized here, it colld get nc
place in one of these regiments, iol
they have companies enough. Blu
our men are askei to take place II
the ranks. 1t is possible that MI at
tempt will be mado to form regi
mcnt iii our own county, assisted b.
such men or companies as choose L
take an equal position with our own
from neighboriag countica. Bu
whether this is done or not, our me-
can always have opportunities q
going into service in companies iron
cur own part Of the state.
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SAT- RntUs.-rhis is disease the ronn-
try is full Of. There are but few whole
families entirely ffee from IL. The fact is,
II takes SO many forms. sonnet ines in Cracked
hands,,Chapped lips Roushness on the skin.
with an ooziDg out Of wa,ery fluid with
grea, heat, Itching, Burning, &C., &c. Fot
this DR.. S. weavePs Cerate is a never.lail.
ing cure; one or two bottles will cure the
worst cases. II acts on different principle
from any article ever made. As a proof ol
It's curative properties, we will copy from
letter received from Clergyman Of IL,
liehest respectabili;y. lie says; al was
attacked with Salt Rheum in my left leg
which had become very bad. and was rapid
ly spreading. lthod bscomc a raw sore, snt
The itching and lntnng became iuluicfahIr
| I procured a bottle of your Genie, and bi
lis use my leg has been perfectly cured q
the disease. give this statement In hope
il may induce Others similarly affected Il
use it," and we say il you will use it, yo'
will be cured.
1t is sold by medicine dealers generally.
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or EvEDY KIND AND VARIETY,
ExreurND m A SUPERIOR STYLE

LigUTkNANT PoMERoY. .--One week
ago last Wednesday. General COX
sens detachment Of about ono
thoussud men from his camp, on the
Kaus wl,a TO reconnoiter rebel camp
about four miles distant, at a place
called Skerry, and II il was thought
advisable, to attack them. The de-
tachment consistcd Of the 18th Ohio,
two compsnies from the 2ist, aud
an artillery company from Rsvenns,
and was commanded BY Col. Lowe,
OF the 18th. An engagement en-
sued in which we lost two officers,
Capt. Alien and. Lieut.. Pomeroy
both Of Putnam county. Captain
Allen was lett dead upon the field.
Lieutenant Pomeroy was carried,
mortally wounded, back TO CAMP
He died soon after. and~iis remains
were sent to Ottawa, the place OF
his residence, where they arrived on
Saturday evening, accompanied by
one of his comrades in the fight. -
We embraced the opportunity, TO-
gcther with somo twenty-five or
thirty more OF our citizens, TO attend
his funeral, which took place on
Sunday morning. inst back OF the
residence of the Lieutenant aud
within his private grounds, there ID
a dense little grove ol walnut and
maple, most lovely spot, where &C
cordiny TO tradition. the Indians o.
that region formerly came 20 bury
their dead. II was here, ia the pres
cnce OF mo,e than 2 600 people th'
funeral services were performed. Il
was fi,tng that the remains OF ou'
lamented dead should repose awh'I,
within that sacred precinct, hallowed
by the sorrows OF generations lenl
siuce forgotten.
Lieutenant Pomeroy was abon
twenty.seven years Of age. He wa
q Lawyer by profession, and few
young men had iairer prospects fo
an honorable distinction than he
Ills conntry's call found him ut hi
post. None have fought moro brave
~, none have died more hcroicall II
than Guy Iomcroy. Peace to hi
ashes.
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NORMAL SCH DoL Attention is IN
vited to the advertisement OF a Nor
NAL School. in another column. The
school is designed for pupils Of both
sexes. Much wa accomplished by
the Principal, while in connection
with the Academic Institute, "a AT
Independent f lnca'ional agency, in
elcvating the Public S:ho 'ls OF tue
county, by his eiijrts to improve tho
qualifications o, Teachers, and ele
va.c the STANDARD oi teaching. AMI il
is to be hoped he will now be sus'
tainol by the public that similar
good results my follow. VS. cal.
not have cili :ient schools unless We
have thoroughly trained Teachers
Money pad 20 a Teacher without
the requisite qualifications All with
ont heart fJr the work, is worse
than thrown away.
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VIZ take delilh, in referring oM afflicted
friends to the drug stores Of S. II. Frey. }.
NJ. Huber. & Co.. and Israel Green, where
that most es,imable medicine, DIR. ;. y.
Richardson's Sherry Wine B,t,ers, can be
procured. We aIs,ss cur friends to use 1t,
because We know its valnc in cutting Fcver
and Ague. diseases common TO the West
and all new couutries-it should b" KEEP; Al
hand IN every family.
Sold BY all Druggists IN Findlay.
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RErReScHMgNT Since the advent
of the present hard times, ws have
been compelled to enforce our rnle
in regard to tho payment OF sub
scription on our paper with sui
greater rigidity. We have found it
necessary to strike off the names oi
very responsible men from our list,
not because we doubted their hon
esty, or their ability to pay, but be
cause we were constrained thus IA
reduce our expenses, if we could no
have their dollar and u half to AID
us in sustaining our paper. kln1
and considsrate friends will bear il
mind the wants OF a Publisher a
this trying time, aud give him
helping hand BY paying him his lie
|gitimate dues. y e..
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RECeurr, FIR THE WAR ID 'ct,r
a. Ian. worthy Is getting npa crm
pany in tri, comfy, 20 jim a
Iouave regiment, noN in the course
of being formed, in this state A
COOL chance ia therefore atT,risl
our brave young men, of Hancock
county, who wish TO enlist for the
war, ani give y helping hand IN de
iienIing the Union against the at
tacks OF the rebels. Captain Ling
worthy is we'll known here, rs an
intellise It, spirited officer, an.i We
heave it to those desiring TO enlist
III it woul II not be preferable to en-
Hist under him, than under SON.
stranger, OF whose character and
competency they have no know
ledge.
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PRoM orross IN THE TwENTY First

PRoMorioss IN THE TwENTY FIRST
REalMEsr.-Through the poIiseuess
of MIR. @. A. Croninger, eeq, we
have the following list oi promo
tions in the twenty.drst regiment.
The list is taken from letter from
our late townsmau, Mr.. John Ken
nell. Colonel, j. NJ. Neibling;
Lieutenant Colonel, A. j. Tay'
lor; Major, James Wilson; Cap
tain, Company A, ID. Nj. Stoughton
First Lieutenant, George Foreman
Second Lieutenant, II. II. Alban
Our boys express much indigna
ton at the conduct Of General COX
in not allowing reinforcements be
ing sent to Colonel Norton, when at
tempting to drive the enemy from
Skerry hill. The position was bu
three or four miles from our camp
and q thousand men could have beel
sent to their assistance immediatel.
after the firing commenced, for !
conld be distinctly heard at on
camp. Yet, though Il continued f.
two or three hours, and our me
could scarcely be kept back, 80 cage
were they for fight. No ords
was given for movement until OF
brave boys had been compelled to RI
tire from the field for want Of su
munition. The idea Of . Gener'
keeping 1000 men In camp. for ha
t.. day, while 1000 of his men wei
of thres miles. fighting against ~
psslor nnmhers, with every sdxa'
- - -
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HARpERs' MONTHLY. - We have
before us Harpsrs' Monthly, for Au.
gust. Con,ents: The Central Park
The Oosss Rangers Of Cslifornis: In,
secss Distinctive Of Msizei The
Fight Of Orisksny; Orley Farm
The Sword aud the Pen; The Seed
Pearl Tue Barkertown Militia
Sunset After q Shower; A Rsadirl
10y Charles Dickens; The Helping
Hand; Louis Napoleon; Mrs. Juiu
be at Home +; &c. Terms :--Cn'
oopy, for one year, $500, two cop
|iss, $500, Harper & Broshsrs
New Ysrk.l ,sya ,eaQ
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A SuaE CuRE foR a FELos.--When the
Soreness FIRST commences. OF even when FAR
advanced. il can be- relieved and entirely
cured by holding the finger OF part affected.
in Perry ravis' Pain Killer for half an hour.
It has been thoroughly tested, and proves
never. failing remedy. A frlon is a trouble
some thing. and We would advise all Sc
uoubled to test the remedy.
Sold Ivy med dicime dealers generally.
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President pro TEN. Of the Sci
Parsed May -, 1861.
AN ACT

tNo.S2.l AN ACT
Prescribing the rates Of taxation for state
purposes. and to limit the levy OF local
taxes for the year 1861.
Sxcrios !. be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Ohio, That there
shsil be levied for the year 1861, in lieu o
the taxes now authorised BY law lor the pur
pose herein named. on esch dollar Of the tax'
able property, for the ordinary expenses oI
the state government. including the expenses
OF the public benevolent institutions and
other charges on the general revenue. one
and four.tenlhs mills on tho dollar. q t
| SEc. Q. That for the rear 1861. the levy
OF local taxss on the dollar valuation ol
lpIopeSty subject 70 taxation for the several
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FlsplAr, one, Fenruar! q, I-dI

FIsDLAY, Ohip, fehruar! %. l-dL
To he Flrmrrs If Hmcork COUNTY .-- llnNlnc a
personal acquaintance wul u nuin'sr ~ IN"
nflcers oi lhr uhu Farmers Ere lu.uraur"
Cumpanv. and showing them I" lr men I the
siriGtest intrgrii!. ninl alS'' having Kl"w'
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icel NJ hesitation in recommending II tn you
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numerous and rciiahle crriIn"nics ~ their
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n. l.,nncld, ]. q J,hns,n Hon. y y f"wn'
send. and others wl ose reputation ~ general.
and who wouli under M cireumstinrcs, lend
thc,rinflusiee ~ :, swin'ile.
~. fes.. u. B. BfAEpSlEY.
June 81, lsei. l2mo.
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Mn. Srr.R - Through }our paper wish
20 oorr-c. tie exaggerated rrpous about
Smallpox in my family. The Measles and
smallpox broke on, both NJ the same time,
anl We had three cases OF each. The chill
that dird had lung difficulty, then took the
Smallpox. and died in three DAYS thereafter
We are now entirely clear OF tie disease.
and take tins method ofrc'urninc my sincere
thanks IN those friends who aided rs and
those who profrr"a aid in the hour of iTlal
THOMAS CLIFFORD.
FiVnL,Y, July 9th, 1861.