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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-07

Our Men Layiug tho Track Back, and
Lee taking the Back Track-Li1tle
Property destroyed at Petersburg.
WASHINGTON, April 4.--A passenger who
left City Point early yesterday morning says
that late on Sunday night our men commen-
ced laying the railroad track from Pitkins
Station to Petersburg, distance Of ten miles;
also constructing bridge over the river, the
former one having been destroyed. The work
now in progress will establish complete line
ten miles from City Point to Petersburg.
Very little property was destroyed oy the
rebels in Petersburg, who during Sunday
night made hasty retreat.
l. was suppose Of fa tbs i 6sn viii Rsiroad
a portion Of our army following in that direc-
tiOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-07
S;r,DIe hut EGectuaI, Tho entire

Simple but EHectunI. Tho entire
freedom from all deleteriouS ingredients, render
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, or Cough
and Voice Lozenges, safe remedy for the most
delicate female or the youngest ,hild, and has
caused them to Be held in the highest esteem by
Clergymen, Singers, and Public Speakers gen.
orally. In Coughs Irritation of the Throat caused
by Cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal or
gans, in speaking in public, or singing they pro-
duce the most beneficial results mig
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-07
Arrival. and Departure.

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Line--J. g..
Fox, lady and servant, G. Herzog. Mr..
Beebee. Antonio Escalante, VIM. Brown.
Mrs. Gleason, e. P. Webb wife, g. a..
Morrison. Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. Adams, Mrs
Adams, J. C. MeCarley, L. L. Fugett.
DEPARruRRs-B By Pioneer Stage-E.
CALDWELL, Mrs. Latham and servant, J. w
C. Maxwell. NJ. Jacobs, E. B. Wilder.
Miss Wilder, A. Cook. j. A. Cook, n.
Dachwan, D. F. Sherwood. B. Booth. NJ.
Fernsthensl. P. Lynch, S. Peiser, J. john
son, F. Puke, Mr.. Mcmillan. --E
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oIorHISe AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Sold Olt! Sold Outll
i 2. HARRIS.
HayiiE SsIl 0st his Rntirs Ssokof
NEerehandlsa .
J. BAUM & BRO,
Regular NewYork Importers,

A ND THEY INTENDING TO KEEP A
"A very large assortment Of Goods, at whole.
sale and retail win sell their goods at little ad.
vance over New York cost. which the citizens
VIII find out BY giving them call before purehs-
sing elsewhere. Take notice Of our prices and
compare with other Stores, In our New List to-
day:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

The discourse By the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher which appeared 10 yesterdays is
sue Of this paper, may be truly character
ized as q remarkable production. Although
delivered from 8 pulpit, t is In fact dis-
sertati0n on the politics Of The c0uutry. but
50 iraught with the spirit o. Chnslsn char
ity, IS 70 redeem Is from the reproach of a
secular utterance. Poor f0rrick's sermon
was not more replste With the benevolent
wisdom Of the Gospel M Beecher's pro
fession does not permii him the trivial in
dulgences Of vanity; otherwise Ee would
venture 70 Assure him that his discourse u
last sunday is a splendid Illustration Of the
pursst sentiments Of the heart aud the high
est faculties Of the Intellect The sagacity
Of the statesman ard the humanity Of the
Christian are blended ia i9 provident and
maananirnous counsels. With what uathos
be pleads for the exhibition Of i'kind and
conciltatory" temper towards the people Of
the South with what energy Of argument
he exposes the maino1s and folly Of the fac
ton which would obstruci the efforts Of pa-
tri5ts % restore the Union Not the least
admirable passage iu ihis disc0urse, is The
tribute rendered Co the character Of General
Lee; and herein Mr. Beecher distinguishes
his own worth, i0r 40 mean Or malignant
| spirit g capable of appreeiating virtues sa
/ e1aited a. are displayed By the leader oi
the Southern armies, We congratulate Mr.
Beecher that be has emerged ron the AZ
mosphers Of the Independent ofice- We
give him praise iur preaching another go=--
/ pei than that proclaimed by the Reverend
| Mr.. Chesvsr- Escaped from associatio1'
that have hitherto echpssd bis truly admi-
/ rable genius. We predict Or Mr. beeoher'
hencef0rth, 3 much les sauiTocal rePgia-
tisn than be has hereioior- ENJOY ei'---'f'e
| York Nslsl.
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We have 70 credit the Independent With
q lest A correspondent, Mr.. X, We VIII
say, being on visit 70 View York recently
decided 70 g on Sunday morning 10 hear
Rev. Dr.. Chaplin. To bis regret, on arriv-
ing at the church, be found net thkt eminent
divine, but q stranger, Who preached elO-
quently from the text, "But Simon's Hife'l
mother lay SICK Of ieyer.' y thought ha
sould g 70 Plymouth Church in The after,
noon, . hear Mr. Beecher. There be found
the same strEnger IN the pulpit, aud again
he listened 70 the expounaiBg Of the text
''Bug sinon's Eife's mother lay sick Of I
fever" Somewhat vsEcd a. his IN success
/ X, having liberal views, went in the even
| ing 70 Dr. osgo0d's church. What was BIZ
aalonlshment a. being compelled 20 lister
again % the nov familiar sermon, from th'
sane clergyman Having occasion nsr
/ morning = cross the ferry, X. DISCOVERIES
his next uesgbor 70 BE- the strange preacher
with his ssrIaon under his arm. ~ wondei
what that ringing can be-" suggested ths
stranger modestly; o. peal Of bells Va
heard froza the opposite shore u suspect,
retained x. savagely, eyeing the mann
/ script, that SimOn's wlte'a uutaer mus b
dad. heard IN several pisces yester5a,
fhst sks VS. vsFy dsrgsrguslF a. II
rsst of ihs voyage paissd Vithout iasiasn
o. conFeFtstio1.
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THE CoLoRED sUFFRAGz QUEsrIoS IS TIE
DIsrRIcr.--A Washington special to the
Cincinnati Gazstte says:
The Democratic and somi-rebel voters Of
Washington are becoming alarmed, lest
Congress at its next session should pass an
act confe,ring the right Of suffrage on the
blacks, and have pstitioned the Board Of
Aldermen and Councilmen to call for an
election Of the qualified voters Of the city,
that an expression OF opinion may be had
upon the subject.
The matter was presented last night IN
the 5oard Of C0uncilmen, and a motion TO
| lay the petition on the table was lost by l6
nays to ayes. The petition was finally re-
| ierred to a special committee Of seven. and
the bias Of the Chairman is indicated BY
| the fact that only one of the minority Of the
Board was placed on this committee. There
is some reason for the apprehension ex
pressed, for the colorsd people Of the Dis
| trict have petition. asking Congress that
| the rght Of suffrage be extended 90 them
| already, signed By more than eight hun
| dred names, each in the handwriting Of the
/ petitioner, a significant fact. But after al
the real opposition 20 this measure Of JUS
tce springs from selfish motive mere than
a hatred Of the negr0-the retention Of pow.
| er; for it Is well known that the semi-secesh
/ have controlled the Council of this city from
the breaking cut Of the rebellion to tht
present day. If the loyal colored peopl,
are enfranehised, the sensitive genGemel
will have an opportunity to retire from th'
| public service. Il may be asked by some
has net Washington yet secured a sufficient
/ ly loyal population 10 control its affairs
No; and the simple reason Of il is, that IN
new comers during the last four wears. o.
class, maintain the rights Of citizenship il
their own States, and hence cannot y0t
L here.
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Southern COngressmen Not 90 be En-
rolled.

rolled
A specisl to the Post, dated Washington,
October q, says;
"AIr- Mcpherson, Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives, says he Will not put on the
list Of members the name Of any per on
claiming TO be elected from State that has
been in she rebellion. To DO So, he says, be
would be deciding one Of she most import
aut questions before Congress, and let in
eighty Southern members 20 the outset to
vote upon the subject of their own recogni-
ton, and would end che controversy in
the favor az once"
Congress does not meet for six weeks, and
there Is no necessity for trumpetiug iu ad-
vance what the Clerk intends - 10 la ref
| erenee to the organization. II he is an hon
est nIan, he viii be guided strictly by the
| Constitution and the law which he has
sworn 70 support. The law requires him
10 put upon the list the names 0f an ths
members from an the states composing the
| Union. 70 is not for him 70 decide questions
Of disputed seats, but simply 10 call the roll
/ Of all those men who b I'VE certificates. and
who claim, BY virtue of them, 10 BE- mem
bers Of the House, leaviug the point Of le-
| gality to BE- decided by that body after
/ wards.
The Clerk has precisely as much right %
| refuse % call the names of Ergleston and
/ Hayes, the members from this county, as to
| refuse b cali the names 81 the members
/ from New Orleans and Charleston. The
Clerk, in this instance, has plain duty 10
/ perform, from which be cannot shrink. Not
| 10 put the names Of all upon the lst would
| be az act OF usurped power determine
tion Of q question Ia advance by a mere min
isterial officer Of the House.
! Priala facie, the right Of the southern
members 70 their seais is clear and indis-
putable, and on no account, and on no pre-
tense, caa it be suffered to be abandoned.
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Tho Original and Best in the World
The only true aud perfect Hair DYE. Harm
lsss, Reliable and lnstaRtaneoua. Produce.
immediately a sPisndid Black or nntursi
Brown, without iniuring the hair or Hk.n.
Remedies ihe ill effects 0f bad dyes. Sold
bY al Drugglsts- The genuine Is sirr-i
william a. naieheior. Also.
hs9eneretrag Eztract of NIhffssrH. f5-
AeEt9rlng alsd BeaHfi fyinq fhs Hai-.
OhAALh5 BACHELOR, NrE Y0aE-
sapi5-ly
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NASHVILLE Ocl. 20 1000.
Editors Union In your issue of this dat
you notice the arrest OF two notorious rob
Ders, and express hope that the officers q
the law will drive all such from the STATE
or give them a berth in the State prison.
viii il not be better for society that th'
laws Of the land be executed2 By
reference 20 the Acts Of 1865, chapter
section 8, you will tnd, "rhat all ar1eC
providers, BY whatever name they may b
called, who shall wilfully, msliciously anC
forcibly make an stack upon ony one o
the peaceabls citizens Of this State, for th'
purpose of robbing him or her, or Of steal
ing his or her property, or Of killing hin
or her, shall, on conviStion, suffer death b
hanging"
You may be Instrumental in deterrng un
thoughtful young men from the commission
Of such crimes by giving q warning.
Respectfully, JUSTICE.
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NAsEvn4I4E1 TE1NNEssEE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER es


From the Loudon Times October l2
We can hardly doubt that the proposa
for q commission will ultimately be accept
ed, and i is the best, if not the only soiu.
ton; and the candid and friendly tone o
the argument between Russell and Adam
justifes tha. expectation.
From the LONDON DAILY News. October II.
Besides the magnitude Of the question:
affecting neutrals, and matters in disput,
are closely connected with the maintainanc,
Of friendly relations between England snt
America.
From the London star, Octobern.
There may perhaps be negligence with
out suck gross eulpability as to render u
liable for all the damages which the ss
capped privateer perpetrated. But If ori
views on these questions should differ from
those Of the United States, and tkey should
insist as peremptorily upon their claims a.
We upon our denial Of responsibility, what
thenS Are We 70 run the risk Of rupture
rather than consent 70 arbitration2
We await the Instructions from the Unit
ed States government with much apprehen-
sien, and dare not say what effect il viii
have upon the temper Of England, nor what
disastrous disturbance Of the friendly reIa-
tsOns between the two countries may not re
suit from deliberate attempi oappraise the
losses caused by confederate cruisers upon
England, and to exact payment for them.
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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, SC
WORTH OVER 81. I.OOO.OOO.

A IL to be sold for One Dollar ZACH. without re-
"a gard % value. Not TO be pad for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
"rnis is one OF the largest firms in the City Of N
York and are doing very extensive hu'iness, and
have on hand the LARGEST stock that can be found IN
the City."-Oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, Oct
a. 1864. ''fher stock is large, and buyers may
RELY on srtces purchased from them Just as repre-
sented. Their Iona continuance 10 business enables
them TO offer better Inducements than any othei
house in the c.ty.'-Loyal American, Anderson
Ind Oct 20, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
them, 70 be the best use. They are ali they Rre
adyeIused 10 be."-lndependent, WsrTeuton, ILL.,
Oct %. 1854. They are large desiers and theiI
stock is manufactured IN the best style, and OF pure
materials. Telegraph, saugerues, n, Y, Oct =
ls64. "All goods furnished a e what they a'e rep
resented 70 be. Times, MaterVlle, n \, Oct y
1854. s'WorthY Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crat WartsW, Y, Oct IS, 1854 "honorgbe and
fair dealing men."-Cumberlsnd Valley Journal,
n.rhnnI..l.nra- p Dcl el- lab4
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.


MILITARY DIVISION OF rHr TESEEssEE, }
CHEF QUARTEsBAsrERs OTTICE. U. 5. Nil. R. Re. =
NASHVILLE, TESN, Sept. %, 1866.
1 WILL offer At public sale the following described
i property OF the United States VIZ:
On Monday, October s0th at Antioch, N. and c.
K. r., ONk BUILDING.
on Monday, October 3Oth, at SMYRNA N and c.
r. r., At O'Clock, p. m, ONE BUILDING.
On Tuesday, October 3lst, at TullahOma, N. and
C. X R, ONh BUILDING.
On Wednesdsy, November let 1855, ct Deerherd,
n. and @. R. r., TEN BUILDINGS, MESS HOUSE,
On Thursday. November 2d. ST Steven n. Ala,
FOUR BUILDINGS.
On Thursday. November Cd II Bridgeport n.
ami c. K. h ONE BUILDING.
On Thursday, November %, At shellrpopd n.
and c. r r, At O'Clock ,. NJ, ONE BUILDING.
On Fridsy, November Sd, ls65. a. Chattant ocs,
Tenn, and continuing daily until comp, ,eted, ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BIJII.DINGa
(more OF less) such a. Stcrehouses Mes and
Dwelling Houses, O1noes, Stables, Ac
A large proportion Of the above mentioned build
ings are substantial snd well sdSpted for either
dwellings or stores At the same time they are 80
constructed that they can be readily removed 4
necessary.
As the land on which these buildings now stand
does not belong to the Government, The right TO re-
move them viii be guaranteed for ten days from
date Of sale.
sa e % commence at O'Clock each day, unless
Otherwise specified.
Any Information desired in reference to the above
pToperty may be hadnpon application 70 Capt. s
X Hanill, A. 2. NJ, Nashville, Tenn, or Capt. VI
r. hopkins, A. q. NJ, ChsttSnooga, Tenn.
Terms cash in GOvrrnment Funds
sepsO-tnOvl Capt. and A. Q. NJ, q. 5. Army.
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AIAANIEE MATFaIEs E5Q-r
Brooklynl King Co.. n. I


PHoToaEaPHs.-Phoiog Of Generals
Federal and C0nfsdsrats- The largest col
lection In the vest, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remsmbsr NE place, Gallery Of The
Cum mberiand, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrciu Hotel. may1T-tL
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In Dyspepsia,

And its attendant train Of symptoms, il acts more
LIKE CHARM than q medicine. There is moth
ing 10 the whole range Of Materis Medca that can
for moment bear comparison with it In this dis
ease.
A fall secount Of this wonderful plant may he
iouud IN the tlth edtion Of the T. 8. DispenHstory
pages 1857 and 1855
A series az experiments in which Dr. Bull has
teen fcr years engaged hiss Just b. n brought 20
successful tefmihaiion, and be is row enabled o
odeT 10 the public a combination OF OEDhtON With
other approved tonics, The whole preserved in the
hest qualify of copper distiiled Bourbon Whisky,
which he h. conhdent hss 20 equal IN The world.
lie might furnish volume q certificates, but the
puhc have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by theiT true value. The Faiest plan - ioI
every one 20 test Cor himself The virtues of new
medicine.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE TOM
W @. GRUhk ~ q candidate for County Court
Clerk, of Davidson County, a the ensuing narch
election 0sif
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rs losfsssiosa AsD kHPEHIEECEoF A. "
vALID.-Publishsd for the benefit. and "a I.
caution 70 young men and Others, who suffer
RON Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
slannooa, &e., sappi iying at the sams time
lhe means Of seif-oure- By one who has
cured himself AFTER undergoing considerable
qnaeksry. By enclosing 9 postpaid ad-
dressed envelope single copies may Be had
q the auth0r.
GGTHANIEL MaTFaIE, ESQ,
Brooklyn, KING Co., n. T..
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Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Heart
DRS. R. AND j, HUNTER
OF New York.
PhuisanS for Pulmonary Bssasss,

WOuLD notify her patients IN Nashville and
" those aho desire - coEsult them. that thsT
have opened 40 once ~ Che City Hotel where they
can b. consulted personally or by letter on al dis-
eAses e1nnEaeed IN theif apeciallty, va Rronrhius
Asthma and Consllmpuon, 70 Wh'ch brsnrh 81 their
profession theiE prsotsca s exclusively confined.
A. Dr. hunters' wait 10 NasnEiie b. limited, ell uho
desire % place themselves unner h.s care snould
ioae % tine IN auhntlng TIER eases lor eEamiua-
nnn o. tha earliest praslicahia moment. ioc3-dm
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OmicerB Accounts made cut and cashsd
Quartsrmaaters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by II. Tompkins. lats
Major ifth rogiment Illinois cavalry. or
Zee corner Of Cherry aad Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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hot Rolls, Rusk ard Bunns every morn
ins at he Nashville Steam Bakery, Is
sumner street, near union- sep5-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR sHERIFF.


We are nufhoTi1ed 30 annl unce kOSCfU IkU
BkANCH a. a candidate Tor sheriff Of naunsol
county, a The ensuing March election. 6ct2t-
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GnEsf ArraacrioH ~ CEmsron, 6isFs 4
Cob.,-supor SIX Broeade, French Greaa-
dina Al 7sff Ala Printed Linen Lawns,
Doiphus Mug's French Jaconsis.
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ru,t rscsiveds per Exprcss, fne los Of
s-rirsss, iarlst0as nainsooE, muslias, at MI
vsts sale- Gao. sHIELos 4 O..
pyl-d - eld 81 College street..
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D. D. Denton g. 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 oursel-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can.
dy. Also Bread, Cakes.
&C., &c.
D. D. DENToN-..-...--..---.G. N. HUNTINGTON
sspl2-sm
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ES:4Il NJ
ILhSI1s EMS
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- lES sg fss |: :s5
No. LIS T5lG s5lsI Sos, 81 75l s. co.'s 90
No. 4..-.. ] O0i 50I T5l .-.... IS OOl 8 80
No. S.. ] 25l ! 75I 2 O0l sol 2 60l 25l 80
No. A.. / sol 2 25I 2 sol O0I col 4 sol 90
No. 3d.. z OOl 75l O0l 60l s 50 sol 10 90
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No. -. 3 SCI 5o' % ..-...l sol .. 49,,
Noly..-.. W ~. oOl - .. .-...l

These pens bear my rod marx q" o. P. BGnEns
AzTRA Lou-, KY" ior which have secured the
oopy-1gh, and are warranted equal in fneness Of
mEterial and workmanship 70 the bssf FssfeFu man.
ufacturei and are believed 70 Be superior 70 an
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
smch combine 70 make really serYiceahle pen.
sent BY mail or express on recent on price and
feiiiS cldgss lf b. mail, at NY Tsk when 20 cents
Z added TOT regstfT Write your name and ad-
dress plainly.
Postage on slngls pen trss cents; pen with any
Ease or holder and box, siI cents Old pens ra-
paired for hfiy cents taad stanpl each. Circulars
ant FzEE. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
tS5 Msin-streei Cor. SIKH, Louisville, Ky.
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DICKRY 6 Smith,

Corner Church and Front Sts.,
HAvE JUST RECEIVED
1O0 Beles New Timothy Hay,
SEQ Sacks Bran,
500 Sacks Oats,
le0 Sacks Corn,
l25 Sacks White Seed Wheat,
l00 Barrels Four,
100 Barrels Hydraulic Cement,
10 Barrels Plaster Paris,
Light Fsrm- Wagons,
% Warehouse Trucks,
100 Bundles Poplar Shingles.
Together with large snd vel selectsd stock o.
Iron Nails, Springs, ASles, Copper, Tn-Plate,
Huhs FailoWs, epokes, &c.
RFHiFhest price pad ios Country Produces
auEIs-a
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NIessrs 7 a h Gsughsn Co, No lie Broadway,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
az al the leading and most fashionable styles OF
Watches AMI Jew elry, desiring q increase their bu-
siness 70 an unl mted extent, have resolved upon
= Great Gih mst1huton, subieci TO the regulators
following:
Certfioftes naming esch srticle and its vslue, are
rlnnfa In seaied Envelopes and well nlixed One
of these envelopes vii be sent ny NAL % any Ed-
,fre.s on receipt Of twenty-five cents.
Al o-tasa sili a. On Dolar eaai, irith9af nssTd
@ uo'ut.
On raceipt Of the csrlfosteyuu WI zee Ehst you
sre roiur 50 have, and then q is 81 your option %
scpd the dollar snd tske the sriiee OF not Pur.
,-bosars nav tins obtsin SOLD Watch. = anopd
Rinr oT any set Of JeWelry on or lisi for Oue o-
lsr and ID no case can they gei less thsz one dol
lars worm. The price OF Oeruncaies = as ioiloWs
Ope IN IS cents I've for q eleven fog q thirty
| ar IS. sky Eve for SIC; one hundred for SIS.
Arents wanted everywhere, 20 whom specia
TkH. GAuCHAN &C0,
ssns-srns No li6 RroadEsy, n.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insuranee Cempanies.

CAREY SMITH, Nos. Sc ard 50 Union street,
- tup stairsl represent the folloVing Companies
-htna Of Hartford, Security, Msnha'tan, MeuoPoll-
tan, Phosnix and Knickerbocker Life OF New York,
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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STAINED reputation as vide spread Is the conti'
neut Of North America. But the croWninE glory OF
he life remains 10 be attained 10 his discovery OF
rather combination, for be does not claim 20 hsye
teen the discoTerer Of CIDRON, which IL the basis
oi the hitters now offered 10 the public. That hOn-
ur belongs % tho native Inhamtants Of Central
Amerca. 10 whom ita virtues hsve been known for
more than two hundred years Armed With il the
lndian hdE eehauce 20 the most deadly malaria,
aud handle without fear, the most venomons ser
peuis. ltia belief with them, thst while there Is
hresth IN the body, tbs Cedron Is potent 70 cuie ne
matter Whst the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull ~ not prepared 20 endorse this ex.
uaFsgant profession, he ~ nevertheless sat sized
rom thorough examination OF the evidence rels.
ung % rs vrtues that A. q remedy and prerenta-
tive for Al disease arisBg nom exposure. ether
% TIE Nesther or climate. or 10 miasmsiic inhuen-
ces, &c stands