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ENrzs>rs ris ifEs talri. Wsshirf Ffsf- e-s
lights, el2ls lnlNeli l1'ul.uE Nocai Nuss- So
ta s.; Insfrumeu.al hrsac, $50; Use of irsirn.
nlenf, s.. Moirrn Languages, sach, $40: prrv-,ss
and faIn3 q {. $40
For nlrhsr inomatoa, aidFess r. Fana.sr.
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A good story is l1ii ef 3 esasilt
man vrhs f,r - ar.f tirfe. teari aa BPS
rauar E-sfa6 a-l-f Had feaa mlth -
he arirf .s...ig II ~ ch1Ir-l, and Hnen 1e
-.i..-asi h.,-,e hs ass asted II tas FeoPis
were stack up. efhaEi -. feFl.ei hei
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IHz loEFrSsIoNs aSB ExEK2IEEcxoF AZ iN-
TkLfn.--Rublshod far the benefit, and ss q
cautioa 81 young men and sthers, who sulor
fro1a Ncryoua DeoiitT. Prcmature Decay bi
M1nhood. &c., sopPiyiEg ~ the same time
The means Of sei-ccue. By Gne who haa
cured himself aner undsfguing considerable
quaekery. By esclosinE = postpaid "a
dressed envelope, aiaEse eopisa may b had
Of ne author.
NkzHksiEI M4rFkrR, Esq,
Brooklyh, kiugs %, n. Y.
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Tna IanaaE 1lnes laHrs tle lllllEInF
r.cf very rre,lifal.e 4zlldisaid1s H ben IS $50
.'.iriaklrs has 5se9H.f - ,rierFq4en Elth
~. rarT bie en1 eQli ei every Turlish
or-ssio-. Il imrostanre, iha4 the idea ID
closing grQg-sh0Ps 90 election day = slmply
nadia - bic
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Hot Rolls, Ruak aHd Banna every morn
ing o. the Nashville steam Bakery, ID
Summer street. near uaion- sep5-u
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ColGkrE 3 CO. bee 10 inlosm their custo-
mers that they stil continEe TIE manuisc-
ture Of their varioas STYLES Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch. ana eeudlcs.
Prices current f1rNEraei hy mail oe ap-
pllcatau- EcIGkrs q Co,
Nos. IS s. John 81, Nev YoTk.
fulvFF-gfs
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WAsHIsGroS, Sept. -, Iss5.f Z
By virtue Of autherity vested iu me 81
the seventh section 81 ne sct entitled Gan
act to provide internal revenue to support
the goverumsnt, % pay The Interest on the
public debt and ior other purposes, a.
proved June 80, 1854, I hereby divide the
State Of Tennessee into eiEht eallegtion dis-
iricia - follows, VIZ
The First District VIII consist Of The coun-
ties OF Johnson, Carter, Sullivan. Washing
too. Greene, Hawkins, Hancock. Cooke, Sc
vier, jefferson, Graages and Claiborne.
The Second DisiricI will consist Of the
counties OF Knox, Biouut, Roane, Scott,
Campbell, Fenlrefs, Morgan, Union, Ander-
son, Meigs, McMinn, Bradley, Polk and
M0nroa, sH sr
The Third District viii consist Of the
count % Of Hamiltou, Blsdsoe, Msrion, Cum
berland Van Bufeu, White, Grundy, Coffee,
Franklin, sequaiehi7, Warren, BEDFORD
Rhea and lincoln
The Fourth District vii consist Of the
counties Of Overt0n, Jackson, Macoa. Put
nam, DsKalb, Canuoui Rutherford, Wilson,
Sumner and smlth- w
ties or Giles, Lasrence, Mamhall, Maury,
Williamson, Lswis, Hickman, Wayne, Perry
The SIKH Distrct will consist Of the coun-
lies Of Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery
stewart, Humphrsys aod cheainam-
The sevcaih District viii consist Of The
counties Of shelby, Fayette, Hardemsn,
McNairys Upton, Maiisou, AendersqH lnd
Decatdh
lhe Eighth District viii consist Of ths
counties D Dhian, asaaley, Hsnrg Dyer,
Gibson. Carroll Bsnions Laudesdaie and
Haywood.
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MILIrAEr DIVISION OF rHE IESNSssEE \
1HIEF QuAarEHlAsTERs QiFIcE. U. 3 MI. r Rs
NssHvLLs, TESS, Sept. 25. ls65
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SPECIAL NOTICES

o8icers' Accounts made out and csshsi.
Quartermssters' esr1d ordnsuce acccunts
prom9tly made up by II. rompkins, late
MAJOR lsth regiment Lllnois cavalry. o.
ice eorner Of Cherry aid Cedar streetl, up
stairs.
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A lady and genilemsn called sta sore 3
day cf two since 20 make ssae ua-rhasss.
The iady va taiksiire. and pusthassd one
~ I've ariie e. When tbe twain rsrs ahaaf
o. tske thsir leaFs, the aaeaumollatiaF
.alesman aztri tie lay. uhs ~ izsis -
taking and paid the bil. if he uauld not
Purctase Gre ~ mere q BE fssleiai hlts
ior her hqys The lads. n7taning ~ dIs-
nifty q Qnscr Elizabaih sid. "Ae Z have
ollIy heen IaarT 81 about tEeutg minatazs
I kaFs ne b3ys ysti
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"rhe Importance Of the above statement
has led as = request pefmission 20 publuh
the name Of its author. This having been
granted, We hsve only % state thzt III {
The signature # Sanford B. Hunt, late Med
ieal Director Of Cavalry Forces oi the Mill
tary Disvision Of the 0uif.n
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance oomPaaies.

CtARFY a SMITH, Nos. Sc ard 81 Union stree,
iup stairsl represent the f1ll9virg Con ial..ei
jff,,s "a Hartford. Security. Mannatan, Ma,ropei- +
-, 5i.- sr-i Rpiei.erl5oslIer Life oi New orki
md Accident Of Columbus, Chic.
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7 HAVE IN STORE
1870 Barrels EAaaxhs Salt q bushsl bhs)
$50 half bbls. snd kegs n. o, Crushed
and Cofiee Sugar.
50 Bass p1ns RIO saa Java oosse. eco
100 Boxes Star Candles.
90 \ do do do
so Boxes Soap, assorted.
80 Kits Aackerel.
90 Half bhls- Mscksrs-
so Kegs NSils. essorted.
100 Barrels extra Family Flour.
loO Reams Wrapping Paper, sssortsd.
A LSO, staple Dry Goods, Booss asd Shoes. Hats
"a Queensvsre, nnwsre, Bsrdesre Lezihsr
lCssd. =, Dye sur, Window Giass shoe FIpd-
ip2s, Saddlsrv, Woodenware, Rooertrnn and Bour-
hon county Whiskss snd wines. with uizny other
articles, AL of which ! yin eeli as uhalesais 20
CountFy aad CIty buyefs st susan pro6fs and re-
pect ally ask "a examination of my stock before
urchasIug-
M. n. PARMELE,
je25 am NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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ID. ID. DeztOn & Co.
City Steam Bakery. and
Candy Mandatory. 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssl-
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy- Also Bread, Cakes.
sc, SC.
D. D. pESTos----e n HUSr1ssroS
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a seheel q Aerleulture.

Unarr 7. Farninr. euntrrc ne = tEIlcuiturai chem
sly. Nstursi II story. sad the Fracesal nsnaie-
meet o. the Farm and he Garden. VII De coiiueei-
ed WITH the College.
Tha sessian al eranhln Col'ege Wil eonssst q tEo
rerms. ahc first sill begin Oc.oter %, lsoA $40
End February "a 4 ls5s she feoond Nj teAlA
F,bruErF lsIh ans end June 2slh ieea-
Erpeuse- per Ierua kotrd. Rooms futl So
WsshnE. Sis; ruiuCn ia college, h3os Tuliol ln
RrepsrsiorF Beparincni. SO; Nocai hiusic, =
asntor Fee So
for Oifculsrs, confan'nf hirthef noTr'si on, 70
NI.e. NFHnasH aaa
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BoOK AND JOB PRINTING

CAMERON. WM. A CO.-Book and Job Printers,
I , and pu fishers Of the Day ana Weekly
Union, Pnnlers Alley, between Union and Desd-
enc streets.
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Trimmed Goods.
soTtment OF
WOOI-KRlt Hoods, Nublss, Ser
tags, Sc, IN this City.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East Of Nashville.

FrFR susprusiuu az four yesrs this lnsttu-
"A tor hss been re-orf'ai ifee snd VII % re-
5l4sred en MuNnAn, Nclnhei -. ~ s.
The Collare d fsvorahly silusied 10 a qu et
healthy section of county. ava every facility VII
- = frtfnded far the anQuiscon oi 8 sound riach
ca eiu stion. 1he Course Of etgay WI etntf .ct
t1-iepi A. 4 Nodarn Lsrrutees; Maihsmsiics, A.
troaonfr ana CIVi. Earinternzi Natural fhilofQ.
phs Chemistry, ani Natural hisiory Menial anl
Horn Science; An-iCnt anf Modern History, alQ
CVil Rolitvs BnctcsIc. ani i-ng - i.'s ialole
Fiie- III FtNsrN1, assiaied hF Professor J. p.
PleEeff irofessof A. J. Pam ng, hld eiher siee
snf expofsenfed Edurstors. All hare he imile-
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Tennessee Divided into Districts fss
the Collection Of Internal Revenue.


The following Executive order aas this
morning sent By the President % the Com
missioaer 0f Inisrnel ResepHs
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Your obedient servant, .,
JaNEs HUNIrR. n. p.
Dr.. Hunter can be consulted, persoally or
BY letter, at the City Hotel, Nashville. upon
al affections Of the Throat, Lungs, and
Heart, embracing Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asth-
ms, and Consumption.
Office hours from to4. a t
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D. 49, r..soaaers 81 fod > reduzfis1 e
- s-ls.s III l1e tetiss, Ht.e sne eua q = a.
- t.rf % 81 tre tIEaelf ataaisrl 4a1aa e
Errfah NEllla1fliels -.
o.. rasuncEullY Eolicii . rctsNal 81 Ne
rnsroIrlle ralsadaz 80 ioas n1d AFurAtiy ss,esuea
II 49, 1r-inulala sspi=11
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VOL. ~.
G.R.RARNEg EITRA GOLD PENS.

fhsss pens bsar my frods ssask, " c. 2. bAHNrf,
EIraA Iou., KY" for which haFe secured ne
u5F-rlJf. and are warranted equal 10 nnenass OF
Ilafera and workmanship % the hest Eastern uan-
aiaculre, and are believed 70 ts superior % al
others 10 durafihty and other substantial qualities
which combine 10 make really serTiceaAe pen.
6aut bF mai o. express on racaipt of rrlro snd
fsaE ticTcs ff bT mail, ui w Tisk Ehen p ce1li
= aided f9r reg1stlyl Write your name aud I'd
aross pialn'y.
Postage On single pen hhret ceuts; pen WITH any
eEsa of holder and box, sir cents. Old pens re-
paired Tor hfly esnts ,lad stanpl each ClrcnlHrs
tszi raEE. Address
Q, p. RARNhs,
Gold Pen hsuEssturef,
sss hLia-stEeal. oor. sz.h. LoulaE-le. ~.
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,~,amPBFIL MoEwEN a GROEsBEcKs AtiaT,
I news al Law and Claim Agents, praetiee u ~
TIE O. uris. Collections promptly ausnL- usn4L.-., -
collected once "a N0rih Cherry stree, ~ Z s.-l,
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NEWS DEALERS, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TTVNRRs, &e.

rTyIIsoN. J. W & CO.-Manufacturers and
w Wholesaie snd Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
nj Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

The RALRoAD.--The whistle of the bullgine
is again distinctly within our bearing. The
trains are making their regular trips to Dry
Creek one aud half miles from town, where
passengers are comfortably seated in coaches.
The first of the coming week trains at our de-
pot will arrive as usual. The damage By high
water to the road has caused quite al outlay
for repairs-but the energy of Binney soon
completed the work. The future prospects Of
the road are good. Over one half the T rail
has been landed, and the balance daily ex-
pected at San Francisco to complete the road
from Lincoln 10 Narysville; when passengers
and freight will have a quick through trip to
and from Sacramento.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

MUsrsRING ORA soldier writing from
Santa Fe. New Mexico, Nov. 18th TO Sacra-
mento Union says Owing to the petition o:
the Territorial officers and citizens to the au
thorilies at Washington. the order from the
Department Commander has been suspended
in regard to sending home the Californians for
mastering out. until the arrival Of other troops
to supply their places, Most OF your Volun-
teers are men who have not visited their homes
10 the East since the early days Of California
emigration. and now that they are halfway at
least on the road for home" desire, in mary
cases their discharge here, in preference 10
marching back. From conversation with the
representative speakers of California, am led
to conclude great diversity OF opinion prevails
among them as regards the matter-some
wishing to be discharged here, that they may
prospect the mineral regions of this and Arizo;
IA Territory some desiriug to go to texas
others 10 the Eas, and California. urging as
precedent the recent action of General Grant
with the Veteran Reserve Corps, aud thst Inc!
should be allowed the same privilege OF choice
whether to remain and be marched back or Of
discharged where they are.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

CHRISTMAS BALL.-On Monday evening
next, Amos Thatcher of WyaDdotte, will give
q grand ball at his old aud well known stand.
The Ball Room is one Of the best arranged
and as extensive as there is in the county. A
splendid Christmas supper will be served up
for the guests. Good music will be in atten-
dance. A general good time is anticipated.
Those wishing TO spend merry Christmas
visit to this Village, six miles distant, merry
dance and al extra supper, should not fail to
visit Wyandotte.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

Drsrslcr CorKT; Hon. W. I. Sexton, presi.
dinr.-Iarkin vs.. HeDshsw ct al, defendants
given ,ill the 25th Of January 1866 10 lie
answer. B. P. Crandall vs.. Gee. Drown ct al
Cause argued submitted ard taken under al
visement bv Court. The People vs.. Jacob
Smith, defendant enters plea Of not guilty
Cause set for trial. Jan 81, 90; jacobson V
Fairbanks ct al, cause set for trial Feb ,, OF
Lynch vs. Lynch. referee appointed to take
testimony and repoF. facts and evidence 10
case Order for yenire for 81 trial jurors, re
iurnabe Jan. 81, 1866.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

PACIFIC SQUADRoS.-As terms not the most
friendly exist between the United States and
France, We deem it of sufficient interest to
give the number Of vessels composing what is
called the Pacific Squadron. There are en-
route TO this coast FIVE vessels, sent forward by
The Government, and probably in view of the
existing difficulties and for the better protec-
ton of this coast. Commodore George F
Pearson is in command, and Headquarters at
San francisco
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

THIEVES ABoUr.-Tbe Chinese Camps on
the west bank of Feather river, at what is
called the Rancheria, were rsbbed on Satur-
day night last. The thieves were FIVE in num-
Der, and with few exceptions, every camp was
visited and all the money, blankets and valua-
bles carried clf. There are large number of
Johns in this camp, and our informant says
the majority were left penniless and without
clothing.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

DISTRESSING AocIDEST.-A most laments-
bic accident occurred 90 the 10th instant,
which resulted in the untimely death OF good
and well known citizen. james Vineest, SON.
in law OF Henry Doxey, and John Hooking,
had been spending the forenoon in the mines
beyond East Weaver, and were returning home.
Mr.. Hooking carried shotgun. and Oh the
way they halted OF the flume of Farmer L Co.
Hooking rested the butt of bis gun on a cap
Of the fluue. and. while 10 conversation. the
gun slipped from the cap aud dropped into the
flume, 10 doing which. the hammer bit the cap
and exploded the gun. The entire charge
struck Vincent in the lower part of the left
breast, and passed ont at the back. He was
conveyed home as quickly as possible, but lived
only short time Mr.. Vincent leaves wife
and child to mourn his early and unnatural
death. This is another warning that too great
caution cannot be observed 10 the handling of
6rearms-a caution which will never be lost
sight of by Mr.. Hooking. who most deeply
appreciates the sad result 10 this instance.
Mr. Vincent was buried, on Tuesday, 10 pres
ence of a large assemblage of citizens. Trinity
Journal
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

CENTRAL. PACIFIC AND MARYsvI1LE RAIL
RoADS.-Col. Wilson was 10 town, a day or
two ago, and informed Us that all trouble be-
tween The Pacific and Central roads had been
compromised, and that trains from Folsom to
Lincoln will soon commence running. Also,
that the track of the Central railroad, from the
Junction Of the Pacific to Lincoln, was to be
Immediately relaid in conformity with the
gauge Of the Pacific. The Colonel also informed
Us that the work of laying the track from Lin
cola to tins city will be Immediately resumed,
as enc half Of the iron for the road is now 10
San Francisco, and the other half is on the
way and is daily expected in port. This
arrangement will force all railroad freight to
come via Sacramento When the line is CON-
pleied to this city, passenger and freight cars
will run through from the levee at Sacramento.
Narysville -dPptal
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

MAsoNIc.-At the annual meeting of the
Orovile Lodge, No l03, F. and A. NJ, held
on Saturday evening, November %. 1868, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Isaac Upham, w. NJ; Thomas Faux
ner, S. W; Joseph Portman, j. w; D. y.
Friesleben, Treasurer; and }. B. Thomas Sec
rotary. The above officers were duly Installed
on Saturday the 9th of December.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

10 oHIo.- Jerry Brumagem Of Indian
Valley and formerly Of Hamilton, passed
through this place on Tuesday last, on bis
way home 10 Clermout county. Ohio.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

ALI. REPAIRED.-M Mountain roads leading
to 0roville have all been repaired,and the usual
trade and travel commenced. TIE Stages on
the Woodyile Road have been max ing regular
trips for the past two weeks.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

THIS National House Of Representatives has
passed bill appvopriating $4,000 to Mrs.
Lincoln, being the amount OF her late illustrious
husbands salary for one year from the 4th Of
March. 1855.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

ARRIVED Charles F. Lott and family ar
rived at this place on Wednesday evening last
from the Atlantic States, where they enjoyed
four months visit among relatives and friends
Welcome home. Mr.. L. will sgaiu resume
abe practice OF law.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

THASks--Hon. Geo. f. Smith has our
thanks Tor vsluable papers end public docu.
,uen's.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

Ho, FoR THE HoLLlDAYs.-A large and
splendid assortment Of Holiday Presents have
just been received at the Jewelry Store Of
Geo. +. Smith.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

MAsox1c.-The following were elected ofi-
GERS of Forbestown Lodge, No. 80, F. and A.
NJ. at their regular Annual Communication,
Saturday evening, Dec. 10th 1868: \. d.
Plum. W. NJ: VIM. Watson, 5. w. j. Har
ris. j. w; \. Lewis, Treas; II. 5. Maddox.
Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

The BouSTY.-The Boston Advertiser Of
October 7th says; The War Department has
decided that men who enlisted in the Battalion
of Cavalry assigned to the 4th Massachusetts
Cavalry on ard after October 81 1868, are
entitled to the bounty of $500, and those who
enlisted prior to that date are entitled TO the
SlOO bounty only.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

BALL AT WESTERN House, c. Thomas,
Thompson Flat will give Christmas Ball at
bis Western Hotel; on Monday eve, December
18th. The public are generally invited to
attend. Tickets, including supper, 81 80.
Here is opportunity to spend : jolly Christ
mas Eve" among the most generous boys and
good looking ladies.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

YouxG Folks CONCERT The Juveniles Of
Orovile will give concert Of Vocal MnSic,
at the Union Hotel Hail. on Wednesday eve
ming 9th inst. The proceeds to be applied
for the benefit of the OrovilIe Union Sabbath
School Library. All are invited 10 attend.
Admission, so cents.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
AT the Union Hotel. Oroville Dec. 18th, by Hon.
W. S. Stafford. Mr.. Thomas Thompson to Miss
Winnaiord Mann.
birth.
At Summit Ranch, Dec. eth, the wife of II. W.
Rice, of son.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

Gov. Low has appointed l. ?. Smith OF
Forbestowu, \ otary Public.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

CoUGHEY's CoURT-Ah Jim arrested for
burglary, for entering the Store Of Joseph
Bloch. and stealing Sack of Rice.
All Choy arrested on complaint of All Helm,
for grand larceney. Both the above cases sent
to Grand Jury.
Dec 20-Warrant issued for William Mess
oncomplaint of of j. w. Weakly, charged
with stealing S425 in gold coin.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

PRoBArE CoURT-Estate of B. f. Gage,
deceased, petition filed ard order entered 10
set aside homestead to widow Of the deceased
Estate of James c. Wilson, deceased. Pc
titlon to sell real estate, fled and order entered
and certified copy Of order issued to Union
Record for publication
The weekly union record., 1865-12-23

JUSTICES or THE PEAcE.-The following
named persons were elected Justices of the
Peace, at the recent Judicial election;
Opbir Township, John Dick, S. Strauss;
Chico-W Fl. Duren, John Mcintyre; Ham
ilton-D. C. Norton, A. D. Nelson; Bidwell
e. S. Ruggles, Geo. Mcbride; Mt. Spring
John Freeland, j. w. Woodman; Oro-D.
Lewis, L. Verney; Oregon-Smuel Glass, Fl
Fairbanks; Concow-M H. Wells, W. Ro-
bertsoD; Kimshew-W Leonerd aud S. Rugh
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A CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBA "A French
man who was bitten by a mad dog
and selz d with hydrophobia, suffered SO
that his friends resolved to sulfOcate him.
Four of them extended feather bed on the
floor, threw the unhappy man upon it,
ana covered him with the second bed, on
which they placed tht mSelyes to press up
on and smother him. During this time
his wife was held by main force in tho
adjoining room by some OF her relations.
The unhappy woman remained at first
apparently stupefied, bat when frlghtful
81 encehad succeeded the tumult, she seemed
to break loose Fl ON he. apathy; the horror
of the scene rushed upon her mind, and with
a shrek of despair she rushed into the
chamber of death. With superhuman
force she threw aside the men who were
holding her husband down, and pulled
away the bed which covered him. Life
had almost departed, but respiration was
soon reestabllshed, aud at last he opened
his eyes. The efforts he had made cover
ed him with SO profuse pc spiratien thai
IL ran in streams from the whole OF his DO
dy, and the disease was broken up. II Ii
now believed that hydiophCbla can be- thus
sweated out ofthe system.