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Desirable Real Estate for s.Ie

Z An Offering Ter sale LIBERAL sas, tie rsllsuisr
Estate:
A tract e 80 aerss q land as NsSa Aalf frss
Vlss rear Tie kols1ar3ls fdrnplks-Wfth byi.k IuelI
and other necsssy Outhouss1 s0si Foodth e never a.
Prinzs and constant runni- creek Funs hrou sse
ne land 10 iae-n e ladgs aunpkss On IL Easf
Rains on ire SouLh, Ars G9E BroEn sa ss NorA rr
RSSe0s Wsst
Also tract Of * acres, I've and haR niles E-s ls-u
the Vaughn Turnpike AdIAsnt Cen IA LisEzaA ADJ y
- he late resdsnoe q Gel shAtsn ani ~ Wsaksya
GAnSsOms lot inoiossd With plank fssos
Also,a Lot In Tie EEhth Ward 81 shve, earner 81 VI
AID South Union sre fEoltng We street 30 rt and
south Union street - ft, name dHslns villa SIX roe
ktchea, smoke h01za, Ee-uy AZ fssfFne.
Also Let FonH &c feet Unisn q st. a5aosal
The above iot 40 ret is p viii ,Fik D9eiE, sontani
four ISCms-ooyersd sifh netai
Also, kdo1be BueE LsslnE, ia tEs tearnents Vits N
and ave rooms in sars enemERt t " SCUM Cn
ana higA Streets gEoi a islag. EssI y RsE,
AltO, Lot o. 10 2et, ts Weg Ed-sf fammsr Erte,
he Fourth Hud or the city, opposite to bslsvisvi VIA
mail DOUBLE fAms tSnnz hhs L. q III DIP
~ sIleys
Win mHry ether Eua Houses ami LOS sae vacant Lots
diheFsat parts = TIE city. dss purchsss
call on me At no. 50 Chsrry street. up Iss sAtzman
his cturs Rooms, Unisn SrsSt, "a WoodEara
The 80 scrs tracs frst Eb-ye ersorbed-
dssIl-lm CIV. NANCE
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rest, iuaomueh as France declines the guarantees
We offer. Doubtless abe il satEfed that they are
Unnecessary. We have always prsctieed on the
principle of the declaration. ne did 90 before
they were adopted by the Congress Of Paris 20 far
as the right Of neutrals friendly States are con-
ceFnsd. While our relations with France remain
as they now are, We ahall continue the same prac-
tice the less faithfully than if bound to do 90
by solemn convention.
The other and higher motive wiz remain unsatis-
led, and it will loose none Of its force We shall
BE ready to aceeds to this declaration Of Paris with
every power that viii agree to adopt its principles
for the Government ofis relations to u.s. and which
shAl be csntent TO accept adhesion on the same
basis upon which all the other parties to it have
ecceded.
We know that France has high and generOua
ambition. We shall wait for her to accept hereaftsE
that cooperation, on our part in q great reform
which she nos declines. We shall not doubt that
when the present embarrassment which causes her
to decline this cooperation shall have been remov-
ed il socn will be, she will then sgree with us to
go still further and abolish the cOafscstion Of
property of acknowledgement ctizsns and subjects in
maritime war.
You will inform NJ Tbouvepel that the proposed
declaration, on the part of the Emperor il deemed
inGdmissable by the President of the United States
and if it shall be insisted upon yeu will then inform
him that you instructed for the present to de-
sist from further negotiations on the SUBJECT in
VolTed. | am, your obedient servant.
WuLnN II. SEWARD.
WN DATFSN, Esq., &c, &c.
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Tho following rssOluT..n was adopted BY = unan-
inous vote of the two houses Of the Legislature on
TedneSdayi
Whereas, the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee has learned with pain and regret Of the
death Of Col Terry, of the Texas Rangers in the
battle on near Green river on the 18th instant
and, whereas we have learned that his remains
will be brought in by the Louisville train this day;
ne ", therefore, token OF respect for the brave
and chiValrous dsad-fOr the gallant leader who fell
gloriousy at the head or in tho midst Of his regi
ment
Resolved, by the General Assembly Of the ate
Of Tennessee, That the two bodies thereof will re-
pair to the Louisville depot upon the arrival Of the
train, a tribute of respect for his Jalor and
earnest OF our sympathy for the cause in which he
made himself martyr.
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Gen StcrIInrPrLcn


The following resolutions were offered in the
Senate "Wednesday By Mr.. SFUELoCk, and adopted
oy that bsdy.
Whereas the prompt and sBpl.tie asknoWledK-
ment Of eminent military services rendered to a
community of freenen, SccompEn ed or folio wed
by deserved cf1eiAl promotion, ever been held
TO be the appropriate reward Of energy and Valor
displayed upon fields Of undyiRg rSnOWD and ~
DOT better calculated to consolidate the fame Of
arms than to provoke TO = generous emulation in
others having an equal opportunity Of winning glo
~ and Of establishing lasting claims to public graf
iIude therefore,
Be it resolved That in the deliberate judgment
Of the General Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee
Maj Gen. Sterling Price, Of Missouri, ia she pro
grsEH Of the pending struggle for Southern hide
pendence, by his brilliant achievements in arms
MS untiring ssAl AMI activity, both in the raising
with butIlitle al from ary other quarter Of large
bodies OF enthusiastic, bid aud eiectiVs citizen
soldiers and directing their energies upon the field
Of battle with unsurpassed success BY bis uniform
boldness and celebrity Of movement so peculiarly
suited t. war ike the present one by his I'M
complaining patience and serenity, amidst tina
we're trials TO which he and his brave soldiers of
Missouri have been constantly exposed. his manly
hopefulness and fOrtitude amidst dangers and diff
eultieS which few commanders, either living or
dead, have been fsted to encounter, do con
Hpicususly enEite him TO the exhalted respect and
fervens gratitude of his own c0untFymen and to
the Sympathy and admiration OF all enlightened
friends of free Institutions throughout the civilized
world.
Resolved farther, That it be hereby respectfully
but earnestly recommended to the President of the
Confederate States Of AmericG il consistent with
his own sense Of sfacisl duty, he do embrace the
earliest opportunity which may be afforded him, OF
eVinciDg his favorable appreciation of the ssr
vices and capacity of Gen. Price, by assigning 20
hin such position in the army of lGid Confederate
States as mSy be IN his judgment best calculated to
enable hi N TO prove thoroughly effective in conEum
mating the deiiverance Of the State Of Missouri
from Fe5s-. Z, sU' il driving the myrmidonI
Of despotIla - - :. COniedsrEcy.
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Omcial intelligence has bees received that On the
18th inst, the enemy. 200 strong, attacked our
forces at Camp Allegheny consisting of about 500
under Colonel Edward Johnston. TIE esemy were
repulsed with heavy loss after q fight of seven
hours. The fght began At J, A Il
From other sources, but deemed reliable We hear
that our loss was Is killed and 81 wounded and the
enemy left on the field between 80 and 100 killed
and bore of their Wsundsd. Among our killed re-
ported ia Captain p 8. Anderson, Of the Lee Battery
from Lyn, hburg-the same gentleman confidently
but srrone1uSly, reported killed at Rich Mountain
We hope the report may have no more truth now
than then.
Col. JOhnEtOn's force consisted Of parts Of three
Regiments, the 18th Georgia, Col. J. Baldwin's
and Col. JsckdOn's-With parts Of two BGttslious
and battery Of pieces-the whole not exceeding
|, 800 meR. 1t has siucs been reinforced by two
Regiments. 1t Is SRid that the enemy got in our
rear, and rather took our forces by surprise. But
if there was sUTprics-which Is never excaSlble-
they redeemed themselves by good and gallant
fighting Rickrn0Hd Rhig, l5.
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FoRr DoNELsoN, DC. d, l86l.


10 the Friends Of the Soldiers Of the 30th Regiment
Tennessee FOUNDERS
Letters are daily received by many Of the brave
men of my command stating that their crops are
wasting in the field and their families unprov,,ded
for. This should not be. These soldiers de-
priving themselves of the comforts Of home and
enduring the hsrdships and priVations of camp life
to protect and defend common interest. Their
pay is not sufficient to furnish their families. You
are sharing the fruits of their services and it is
your high and solemn duty to see that the little
they have left behind is not sRcrifced-that tn cir
wives and children are supplied with the necessa
ries of life.
therefore most earnestly en.rest you to have
their crops g4rnered their families furnished with
wood and such other of the necessaries Of life as
they may eed.
Many of you have p large negro force, whose Ia
Dor should in part be used for the benefit Of these
men. By tim ely cooperation much can be done
to aid aud relieve them AMI their families
J. W. Had,
Colonel Commanding 3O.h Reg't
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Major Goodbsr, of Col SEvage's 18th Regiment
Tennesss volunteers, died ct Aorristovp. East
Tennessee, on Saturday morning, December l4;h.
Major GOodear was in the very spring time Of his
life, and was perhaps the youngest soldier Of his
rank in the army Of the South. BE wa q native
Of OVerton county, Tenn, but spent his hosd il
she town of Sparta. White COUNTY, Fsns. He was
the eldest son Of William P. Goodbar at present.
and for many years past, President Of the Branch
Bank Of Tennessee, At Sparta.
MAJOR Goodbar resided for many years at Nash
vile, where he was engaged in the mercantile bas
mess. Subsequently he removed to Memphis where
be attached h1mself to the wholesale est biisist
Of Brsnsford, GoOdbar & Co. He had resided II
Memphis bat short time when the Southern Rev
olutioH broke oat, and leaving everything be-
hind, he FASTENED to the mountains, rallying his
eounErymen to his cOuntry's call. he assisted IN
raising the regiment of which he was afterwards
elected Major by decidedly complimentary ms
Jorlty lie left Nashville with his gallant egment,
under command of Col John H. Savage, and was
on MS way TO western Virginia when be was pros
trated with q disease contracted in camp, and of
died. y
From the commencement Of his illnsss 10 bis
death, he was watched and nursed with the most
Unremitting attention. His family and relatives
FASTENED to his relief, and exhausted every con
eelVsble means to restore his health bat all of no
avail.
Another gallant spirit has sacrificed itself on the
altar Of its native land. noble generous, high
hearted sodleir has perilled bis all on the tented
neld, and now oils grave among the honOred dead
Peace TO HIS ashes : Louisville Courier
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YEssEL BEIcHRD Oh CUMBERLAND ISD THIN BURNr
By TIE EEEEr-The Savannah RspubIican aays the
following dispatch received in that city on the
night Of the 18th, by the Cuban telegraph:
FEEASDIL, Dec. l5th, IssI.-This morning an
unknown weasel was seen making for this bar
The bloekaders attempted to cut her of. Finding
salvation the vessel beaChed herself on Cumber-
land Island, about six miles North Of this bar The
crew tosk to their boats and are supposed have
gone safely ashore. The enemy f-ed some four or
ak shots st her while aground detachment was
sent to their aid from this place Have nst heard
whether the crew got safely ashore or not
LLTER-The ensmy's launches boarde d the vessel
and after an unsucceaafu attempt tOgst her of they
fred her and returned TO the blockade.
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IsnSo 1T il reported here that whilst the ter.
rible coufAgratiOn was raging in Charleston. the
Lincoln blockEdiDg fact actually fred salute of
jov the calamity. We hope il is unit ue though
it ia perfectly consistent with the character Of the
enemy.
A short time since our ch enemy Seward a.
sured public assemblase in Washington that with.
in ten days they would hear great netos " "a the
burning o. Charleston tulfment Of the prophssy!
Hss the Government at Washington tskeu up the
incen5iary's torch? Verify, there IL some reason
TO believe it, the time suits to q day. and there
has been no movement towards q Verifcation of the
pledge of seVsrd in any other qusrter-SqUanHa6
Republican,
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DesIrabIe aeaI Estntc tor s,Ia

OYER tss aslu On soznsdaiug tsrns ny Ysry a.sl
BE East Of % land Nashville and ch
Railroad e Chs ns On HAshIiile, Aasosh Drpot
sol good . veil EasTsd uiIh thes lag trn
zoe asa pond The dwelling 20 srsz house Va -
rooms, brick Kitchen, kszls and hrisA I-rvts
With all necessary out AoEsss, All kzadsszry loss 81 fo
Vsnis1es oonlfsrt.
Fer serns apply = j. ". Ysses IN KaArns Or to s ..
premises
NJ sEuP sss FsosE ufI - ssE via The lanS u desired
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Fifty Dollars BewaId!

ID ANYWAY from TIE EuhSoribsE. living sn the Cunber
y River aboas eight niles absve nashville Fenuss
asgro-R1An, nEnee J0RDAE. TFsutr dnllArs Isssrd y
Aay way that get hin again.
Jordan ave- seE sight inches kgh Abnzt tvsuty aysr
cid vegas sns Hundred and By aEs p0unds: isps 4hs.
talks aAa EtamnerI When ezced head, ths ii
spot nearly naksei scar len cheek IuauaF rsu usr
nose, toEar he sAr dark onnPi KOS: tsar IN rieht
caused By cat fTen 50 he. As has prossh ulde Is
= Of the canes A ~ OVVp.poNT
Dec iith, le6I.-dd
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MORE Bridge BuRSERs HUAG.-Henry and Jacob
Harmon, father and son, of Greene county en-
gagged in burning Lick Greek Bridge, on the Eat
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, were executed
here yesterday. BY hanging, agreeable to sentence
passed BY the Court-Aartisl convened by order Of
Cen Carroll At the scsf,d, they stated, through
the Chaplain officiating, that thsy had been not
only deluded, but forced 70 commit the
crime for which they were about 70 suffer
oy representation, that unless they made
this demonstration Of allegiance to the Lin
cola dynasty, their lives and their property
would be il greater jeopardy than frSm Ihs Con
federAtes- The younger Harmon atated further
that his aympathies bad been originally with the
Confederate Government and he had at one tims
contemplated volunteering in the Confederate
army, until he was persuaded and mislead By the
misrepresentation above stated. Whether they
revealed the names of those who Fave thus
led them to their unhappy fate or not we have NOT
learned. The spectacle Of their execu-
ton was terrible eEo1gh, and shoald be sufficient
warning TO any who may lend too eredulous ear
TO the falEehOods Of Lineslns emmissaries, or Of
the tory leaders Of late Uaion party. Harmon the
younger, was executed first, while his father sat
At the tsOt Of the g.loFs awsitDg his turn to that
awful leap from tIUe to eternity, which Justice de-
manded, and il is to be hoped repentance had some>
what reconciled them to. The elder Harmon is
reported TO have been a man Of considerable pro
perty-some forty to fifty thousand dollars worth.
-hRo1UAs Register Dec. is
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Arr,vaI of He,.lan prisoners.

Twenty-four HessiIn prisoners captured in the vi
entity of Bowling Greea, we're brought to the city
yesterday an lodged in jill Among them was
JoHS TRIx, Col. ORDERS QIsrtermAster. Eight or
ten of the number we're Dutch, and the remainder
Kentuekians, except one, who is said to be Yam
boz
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no PAPrR-OWipg to a breskage of our press,
our subscribers on the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad, and portion of those on the Edgefeld
and Kentucky Railroad, failed to receive their pa
ners vesterday
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selling cut az Cost
Be11 &c Ake1eS,
GRoCERs

Nos. ~ and Is Market street,
Have in sore
BOO ios T Ssi s K { al5lis sa a.:a''
70 bags rhine ICfss;
80 box.s Star Candies;
81 bolI NeEssms . Waiskg
% boz Ole Rooins0n COaRsy Ehisfy,
{" Rys
sni his osd Rsssrrs
casks foe Frearh BraB5y;
10 bells Ssigneit's
u bes Gognae, OtAFd snd Rochelle Fraudy;
70 bbls Gin, sr, eketry sna Bla5shsrry =
q hos Port. MADEIRA shsrTy, sFees Al Milan WIus,.
10 bzske's Champagne Vie;
20 ks horne a ArniS,sAd TO5aeeo;
20 boXss ass0rt a brands
Lsrge sock q nue S-Ears, Fscle Spec BIae uv Fix
tn IS warehouse Fmp-y ra-ss. Tcre . e. se Al n
Ehirh The Eish to Close sgt imu Hsdstely
te-2Otf
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VS. ara assured that resolutions have been in
troduced into Congress, offering sy@pathy to the
people Of Mary land, and urging such 3 policy in
the conduct of the war t. open the way to her
admission into the CopiederAcy.- Richmond EsdHs-
iRer, Dec. 1G
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We learn that bill has been reported By the
Military Committee in Congress to increase the pay
of the army. 1t proposes an addition Of four doll
lars to the monthly pay of the private Richmond
EsdmiRer, Dec. Is.
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oBTlcz o. PEucrAL rsnuls. .ay.
FasFElH DHrsErrnet.

- bcHing Green, Ky ,Des y I-8i)
SAALsD PrcPosa'S VIII b TsosiVsd his oBc. unui
- neooz nton, saturday The 9Th dly 81 sssnLsr III
Tor 70 -EshiuE g0o1 and EhsleaCas sh ntk b ATag
BOElAE Grs-n II Ne IrcPola.s t. zap PIP les .
gaFs vii be srtertEir o.
The bepf nut be Ard AID dfIivrr.s p-srs a
shauk1 s1eindod 70 the Con niahes SsriaE With The ro
- such times and IN such Quantities may rsgu 81
Proposals -Eh q viii be addressed q tie unesrptd a
endorsed the cover, Proposals furnish sraa "A
aust b accompanied y the 81 two rspar SD
e luren es Tor he lahfzl pe7sru The aet
iAs Principal VonRhEAIy serves Re rat - reject
bids Fata X "a fKsON
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C4zr eIoSrrOsD, n,ar Bo-IiBE src

INK tf he nest sssrahs rssSsoc-s On EsrtA sumuis
" street nsAr Tie 81 Gloud Hotal. Esquire o.
decls-dlm saHEs NTCHOr
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COnfIrraation OF the War News from Co
Hmm EnnG

We return our thanks to Lieut.. Polk, Aid to Maj
Gen. LEoSIDCs Polk, for the following dispatch
fully confirming the determination of the Washing
ton;cAbinet to meet the issue with England
COIUABUs, KY, DEC. 10.
To Editors Of Che U,aion and American:
The following from the Chicago Tribune of the
18th was received by fig of truce to-day:
"The Federal Cabinet have unanimously resolved
in council on the seventeenth, not to deliver up Ma
son and Sli1ell." II. Polk, A. Il. G..
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TIE POToMLC LTNEs-Every thing Is reported quiz
ct the lines of the Potomac except o. casion-
al Smelling by the Yankees OF the shores. Their
tugs made bold TO come up the 0ccoqusn bay short
distance the o:her day but few discharges of cur
shots at u.s. ut did uS 10 hGrn The Yankees burnt
some houses on FIsestUue Punt the o.her day bes
longing to NJ. Fanfsx. They were fishing houses
and not of much Salus.-Riehnop Examiner, Dee
I6
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TFNHE dEsHsE, Ss q Spruce Btrss psss..sloa I've.
} the AIT % JsLu>Fy, 1871
deeS dt iGnI'6e ROET eIssON
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TAs TsnIiEdsr 81 EashaItsB Brya L c,s Eoet
&c 'ds We vii sell "a. At prises isSsrs he VI.
assls-diE AKHISrsAD CO.
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NAA aAohILoAP, hear Bowling 6reen4 KY
Ls,sRber n. ISL.
To tAs aJssat ssf srs GaX tsaEsrs Of Ess va :.'
Regiment
~ on hare tstia aus r-ssbsd . f sf.,.fr
q jour ksgusnt. nile AaAEut q R3sInr g..
Ke. treky. - Oc5sr Of o. - a. fooH
JAWS J0sEs, Adiatazt F..ta 49,
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T WILL Psy Is ssns per p,u.a for Issn. bad .ir,ar
ssIAp itaa ERHNNAN
oseAo-lE Ciabsrus Il chfrs WfrEa
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RAI re. ak sen hands hisA az ysaI sid: bad On
~ black quilted saads ai-h blaL ksf snd briiis
NalEs fast; trOke hoe ron kishnz % yau1h,uH sst
tat night hbsral reward Wiu Be paid ar rsturipl HI
70 Reuusost's stable Ueaie1isk street.
Dc l9-9 D,LTsTN
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BrOwa e. alS James A. Dudley Ct ais-Psu,i, D, Z.
sail siaY=
sppesring 10 he Caert that Janes puJlsT apI vlf
II Kms, fsrTsrly I'm Ia walker, Wrey hedHn. Par,let
keddns Ohstophsr keodin and james Re din, defsudans IN
Tia above e'zse, reHdars 81 The stss o. Tenna
Z Is therefore erdertd b. the GgurE that pubtica ad
In the Union aud A2ersanf nesBApsr pabnsd city
Il SaShV lie fr four suceniFs weeks req 1g ssii hn5
ants to Appar At tie February .sra o. Ccuay c r
Hek1aa county, 10 plead rdenurts the petit ues
Pstt ont OF the sams VAL be tEksn s confessed f
bearing tx pare, - - thsa.
dee23-ult-pr's fee 80
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special Auetlon snIes.

WE vii SslE os eek tAs ns-nnE; ssYsraI invoices
TeYmI cash.
deoIs-lt TRABUE AIUoUs
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Special Auction S.le OF Dry Goods, Cloth
ing Skoess Etc
DFeJ y SHIELDS co. VII 81 on FaIcAT MOAN
ING aud a. night (nsrsEabsr 3sth) larfs ard "a esr
stocE Of dssIAbis assorted ds subr ~ a. -
Il sttcek Sale positive AID tAous
EENJ SHIELDS z 90
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TTNUE st1r Nos 5taad IS ooIsEs street. S q oss o. III
d most eesirasls stAndB tbs aity
Also for mt sale The e1nTsuisut evslDr Ho 50 Vine
e = eonaluing ssvsa or eigh ROonI WITH cheo,
rooms, o. Esqurs q ~ A RTuaHRTrW
declp-2lHf a -. 49,
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ARss sEUGul.i0R u s1atriar stock o. every dear
lion. Call a. BANJ 2 sH ELDs 4 COS
FIeufra II And. y.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27
JULY APPOINTME NTs.
DIR " g. E0RECEa

AN ALYT ICA l. 2 Fl Y 5 / q A n
Late Of Buffalo, N Y, can be consulted at
KENOsHA, City Hotel, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 9th and 10th Of July.
Racine, Racine House, 18th Of July.
Waukegan, Office al Residence 2O,h and 21st June.
Woodstock Woodstock House, 18th Of July
Principal Office, Chicago, H.
Residence aukegan. H., where all letters may be
sent.
DR. PRIC dcvotes his whole time to the of scrO-
fs5sa rheumatism, FITS. Nervous MaiaCiies,
Female Difficulties, Consumption, Throat,
Liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaint Our prac-
tee founded TRUTH seventeen years standing, diff
fers from all others, rifing with human existence,
sacrificing life by experiments. W. know upon examin-
alton the cause disease ard remedy needed to
H. rot by guessing, butby knowing No poisons harsh
medicines to njure The constitution, but mild and eff
eient; DO making sick TO make well, tearing down to
build up abandoning business or starving, no giving
courageneu without prospect, comng once never TO be
seen again but uouest in dealings fr ank in GU opin
ons moderate charges, regular every few weeks
in our visits We invite nyestgation, claim not TO know
everything to everybodydo claim to reason and
common sense and to out Of ten saidto be in
curabe. We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor, that respectful physicau boosted
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn out and
discouraged, to call upon costs nothing consua
Ion is lylS