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Irving and Hi. Friend.

A superb new picture called Washing
ton Irving and has Friends az sunnyside,' p
is on exhibition in this city, presented BY
Mr.. Ralstons agent Of the Irving Publish
ing Company 0f New York. ID is a. en-
craving by Barlow, from the original paift-
ing by barley.
u is an admirable aud interesting group
ing Of Irving and she illnstrious cotcmpora-
ries who, with him, frightened the Ameri-
can literary ornament BY their genius,
twenty years aEs, and gave us those WORKS
that have become the clss8ics Of oar
literature. The central figure ia the smooth
cheerful and hearty face q Irving himself
On his right are the mild face Of the saliet-
ed PreseotI, the PoFlly iorIns Of L0ngfeliow
aud simms, the slender Willis, with Fitz
Green Halleck, Tuckerman aud Hawthorne.
On the lelt are John p. Kennedy. y. h.
Padding, o. ". Holmes, Cooper. Brvant
aud Emerson. Tie contemplation of tbe
group and the study Of each Individual face
brings up q record Of the most charmir, ra-
eolleetlonsl carrying US back to the meilow
days Of the kuiekerbocker. Crayon Sketch
ess Leathersiocking and the novels Of Coo
per, kennedy and simms, the rich poetry
Of Bryant ana L0ngfeilow, the brilliant ~
Of Bancroft.
The pisturs is beautifully ezeeuied. and
deserves 70 bo hung on the library on narIor
walls Of every American home, 70 remind
ne pfessut sencration ofthe rfeat rlen who
hsve 50 glofiousiy Illustrated cur liiera-
ture.
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T,eHra HuL.-We observe IN the pro-
css5inrs Of the Georgia Convention, that
,bo Hon. Joshua Hiu continues to main
tain bis consistency as an unswerving
Tnionist. u will be- remem 5ered that this
-sntIernen was 8 representative IN Congress
I'm Georgia AZ the tims Of Secession, ana
onDosed The principle and policy Of that
,,5avernent. When bis State passed the or
,9ipsnee. I1alse Hin vas her only represent
go Who refused 10 obey the edirt, eou-
,andipr thai his paramount allegiance was
3gs 10 the Union He consequently served
os,t his term at Washington.
on returning to Georgia, he encouutered
tba sauae storm which swept Stephens and
n n Johnson Into the revolution. Bot
the noble champion Of Uniouism in Georgia,
lie Botfs Of Virginia, remained true 80 bis
fs;tb. And We End him sill true az steel,
~ lionor 70 the country, credit % his
Sac. and 8 man whose purity Of lie and
h.roir devotion % principle dignity human
nsture vii any ous inform Us Why man
Ire this.a ripe scholar and distinguished
iswyer. should not Be placed in position
of comrnandiaE inanenes in eeorgias--Nei7
York Trsbanf.
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Ma SEWARn's FrRsT kNoWLEDGE or rus
DEATH OF LINcoLN.-Mr. Seward bad becn
Kept in ignorance Of the attack on the Pres
ideut, his physician fearing that thc shock
would be too great for him to bear. and Ell
newspapers were rigidly excluded from his
room. On the Sunday following his assa.-
sination, the Secret ~ had the bed wheeled
. ouhd 30 that be could e. tbe tops OF the
trees in she park opposite, just putting on
the spring foliage, when his eyes caught tho
stars snd ftripes st half-mast on thc War
Department, en- which be gazed awhile,
then turning to his attendant, said " The
Prcsident Is dead % The confused -uitend-
ant stammerod and changed color as he
tried % say nay, but the sagacious old man
said ii be had been alive he would have
been the hrst to call on ne but he has not
been here, nor has he sent 70 know how /
am, and there's the flag 81 half mast. '
The old statesmau's inductive reason had
told the truth, and he lay I'm silence, th1
great tears coursing dosu bic gashed rhccks
o. the dreadful truth sank into his mind
ErchaHgc.
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OsgoE DEPOT ooNnIssaRY.

TT 777'7 > ~ =
v lib ofier ior sale, e puhhc aucncn. sf y. 8.
= Cooper 7sop 10 tne ely Il Nashville, Tenn., 90
fnura1zy, The Tih DAY of Dec i8Gs Q e ioiIoWug
come mo- coInInl.-lrF pran.rlr. .o-a-l.
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Something ADou, ). wilks. Booth


tnercaL
As the most triding fact connected With
one who succeeded in securing for himself
such an immortality OF iniamy as attaches
20 the memory Of j. Wilkes Booth interests
the public, cannot refrain from relating
something heard about him yesterday. /
will tell it in the words Of my informant, an
amateur dramaIist, who knew Booth long
and intimately:
"About TOUR hours before the murder Of
the President said Mr. % me, 'I met
Booth near the Metropolitan Hotel ! took
him TO one side 90 speak % him, and found
him as calm, cool and collected rs ever
had known in my hfe. teld him that
had q plsy that ! wanted TO put on the
stage, and that Grover had agreed 20 pat IL
on IT would get some one to play the lead
ing character. you can study 10 in a few
hours, said /, and I'm divide The profits
with y0u- Booth stroked his chin, and ap-
peared 20 think a moment, and replied !:
Il have quit the stage-f1r the present.
at least. am in the OIL business nov,
and / dom want 70 give that up uH I
make something at it, oh said ], you
might do this for me, just % start Il for
me. 10 viii only take you a week, and then,
you can 20 back 70 the oil business agsin.'
He hesitated, as IL 10 consider the subject,
and then inquired the nature Of the play
] told him the leading incident IN IL was an
attempt to escape from Castle Thunder, and
that there was S little love sud little war
mixed up in it. Al this he became sudden-
ly angry. Damn It, said he, you ought 10
be IN better business than seeking % inhame
the passions Of the Northern people against
the South. OF course, iii us played here the
North will have to be the hero. / wont
have anything to 90 with it, then tried
10 soOths hin, as be appeared 70 become
very indignant ct me, an in q sudden.
told him we needn't quarrel about such a
thing, and asked him b. come to the Metro
pllitsn aud take drink with me; but be
declined. He said he had an engagement
he must tli right sway, and be siarted up
the avenue, az il appears from the testi-
m0uy since tskeu. % Mrs. surratt's, TO COM
plete the arrangements for the murder Of
lincoln and the Cabinet. There wasu Z
the lesst room for suspicion that there was
anything wrong with him. I had known
him for years, and didnt notice anything
extraordinary about him when We parted
with a cordial shake hands, as it has SINCE
proved forever"
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A serea Of experiments were recently
made, IN the fenusylvania Hospital at Phil
I sdelphia, with nitrous oxide gas IN surgical
I operations, and with she most satisfactory
success, the gas being administered By Dr.
I Colon Of Tins city The amputati n Of q
I leg is thus described by the Bulletin: sfhe
I patient vas placed on the cnerafine table.
and D.. Morton. the sureeon. was ready l1r
the operation. Or. Colion commeuccd adj
ministering the laughing gas. ln
about one minute tbe patient was uu-
conscious, and Doctor Morton cuui-
meueed 10 amputats the limb, wihch
be completed in about Eve minutes. On
waking, she patient was asked how he lelt.
First rate I he exclaimed, and he apPeareil
IS bright and fresh two minutes aiier Is be-
lore inhaling the gas. He stated that he
had expcrieuced no pain, aud knew nothing
that had taken place. Before the gas vas
administered Dr. Morton remarked shat be
bad inhaled it himself. and C nroiuced
very pleasant sensations. with none Of the
nasseau and disagreeible cficct of ether and
chl0roiorm. Such proved 30 De che fact in
tlis severe surgical operstiou."
The Philadelphia Press says Of ether op-
erationss
"At the Pennsylvania Hospital, Yesterday
morning. q number OF interesting expert
ments were made in the use Of nitrous oxide
ar laughing gas az an auHsthetic in surgical
operations where chloroiorm or ether has
been hefetofofe used. The applicalions
were completely successful, entire insenai-
bliity 60 pain beng produced ia every case.
and the most difficult operations performed
without causing The least apparent pain 20
the patient. One young man. suffering
from the effects Of orchitis. OF some months
standing, was kept under the effect Of the
gas Tor two and a quarter minaiee, during
which time the diseased paTt was success-
fully extirpated. Another patient. afflicted
with Reuroma in the leg. or bulbous eI large
ment Of The nerve, had the leg amputated.
Two other MINOR operations were performed
ant the patients universally declared on
awaking rom the sleep, that they had not
experienced toe slightest pain. 10 is in
tended n future to use this agent entirely,
% the exclusion Of chloroiorm aud ether, /
iuasmuch as it exercises no bad effects upon
the patient, and IS administered with iar
more ease aud certainty"
That teeth are extracted when the patient [
Is under the influence of nitrous oxsde Kos. |
Is tact not only no longer disputed, bot is /
so universally acknowledged chat the prac- |
tice Is resorted % by an our best dentists. l
If il can be introduced as an anesthctic I
agent in surgical operations requiring longer |
time. as these eases n Philadelphia seem % I
prove, It must speedily supplant chlor9toTm /
aud ether, as il unquestIouabiy iu every
other respec; much preferable % either Of 1
h.
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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, &c.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii to be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
"a gard 10 Vaiue. Not 10 be paid for until you
know what you are 20 receive.
'nh is one OF the largest firms in the City Of N.
York, and are doing very extensive bu mess, and
have on hand the largest stock that can be found in
the CltY."-Oce8aa lines, Pent Water, Mich, Oct.
q, ls6i "Their sock s lrge, and buyers may
reF on articles purchased from them Just repre-
them 10 offer better Inducements than any other
house IN the cty."-Loyd American, Anderson.
Ind, Oct 20, ls5L Their Watches are admitted
by c0mpeteut ludges, and those Who have used
Them, 90 be the best IN use. They are all they are
adyeItised 20 be."-lndependent WarTeniOn, 3ll.,
Oct "a, 1884. -fhey are large dealers and their
stock s manufactured 10 the best STYLE aud Of pure
materials. Telegraph, Saugerues, n, v, Oct "a
ls64 "All goods furnished "a e wbst they are rep
resented TO be. Times, Waterlle, n Y, Oct N
ls64 WORTHY Of confidence w Wyoming Demo
crst, MarsaW. n Y, OF Is 1854 "honoiahe 'and
TAR dealing men. ''-Gumberand Valley Journal
..--,-,..1Iia - ~, 49, 5cEs
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The people o. north aIlern Wisconsin are
moving lor grant Of land from Congress O.
enable that State 70 conrtrrrt q ship canal.
which VIII form q direct connection between
Lake Michigan and Sturgeon Bay body
% water connected with Green Bsy, aud ly-
Ing between it aud She lake. The length Of
the proposed canai + one mile sud q half
Iis cast, with the requisite ureskWaier, Will
not exceed halfa niiliou % doilari- When
finished f viii open one % the hnest and
most canvenient harbors ou tse lakes it
viii also shartsn the distance between Gresn
BEv and Chicago by shout two hundred
miles. A bin grsHting lands i0F the pur-
pose, passed ths seneie unauilnously . its
isst session. and was dfleated 10 the House
q Representative by I've vcies only.
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A HusBtSB, WuE, ASD DaUGHrzR Assaa
sTSArEB-E HEzErHEE Co.-Dn Monday uirht
last the family Of Daniel Walrath, Alanhe,ra.
Herkimer county, consisting or himself
wife and daughter, about twelve wears of
age, were murdered By q party Or parties
unknown Walrath was shot through the
head. Mrs. Walrath's head vas mashed in
and the chiid's threat was cut. There Ia uo
clue 70 She murderers.-N. =. Con-.
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M A IL e A.


The food and luxury Of the age, without snqle
fault One triad wall convince the moot skepteal-
Makes Puddmgs, Cakes, Custards, hlanc Mango,
Ac. without isingsss, with ieg or no eggs st cost
astonishing the most economical. A slight addi-
ton % ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. It's also eXcelleutf0r thickemug
sweet sauces. gTaves for fish or feat soup, Ac For
lce-Cream nothing can compare with it. A little
boiled M milk will produce uch cream for cofec,
ch0- -oiaie, tea, &C
but Up in one pound packages, under the trade-
marx MsEena, with directions Tor use.
A most delicious article Of food for children and
nvsids Of all ages. For sale by Grocers and Drug
Psts everywhere.
wholesale Depot, f66 Fulton 81 New Work.
WILLIAM DuRYEA, General Agent.
June 2i-lY. ..- ...
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CLAW A.ENTS, &c.
COAL AND WeOD.
NEWS pEALERs. &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

HyONE TUNNELIs-Whoiesale sn6 Rstai
~ bookse'lers. Stailoners, and New Agents
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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Our French and MeNican Relations.
gr.s,.isl rlsrstab 4. fh..N n " .r.tt,,-.

WAsHSsTGS. nov. So.
Ny information to-day, derived from the
fvery highest sources, is positively o. Che
eficct that the relations Of cur Government
with France and England are "entirely sat
isiactory,' and there is no prospect % prob
ability Of any serious disturbances OF che
present friendly relations. Napoleon
French speculation In Mexico is exceeding
ly unpopular with the French, and the pub
DE sentiment Of France has already CON
PEELED him 10 look about for the best means
Of gracefully Withdrawing from it. The
policy Of eur Government will be such as
not 20 offend the pride Of France, as such
ohepoe would give Napolooa chance %
make the Mexicsn adventure popular with
his people; but we viii allow the Emperor
quietly % slip out Of the imbroglio without
compromising bis dignity. There is the
very best evidence b. show chat be will
"Jump at such q chance" and thai he d as
saXi0us 20 embrace it o. We are 70 have
him do g.. THIS is the true state Of the case,
and the public can readily understand that
under such circumstances no trihing occa-
sion will he allowed b make a rupture be-
tween the Two Governments, and the public
can safely assume Gin advance" that an The
current Rio Grande are lies.
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With much respect,
Nour ola1ranf anrva "a Z

Colonel NJ. G. Hsrman, Staunton, Va.
On motion OF Colonel Harman, IL was re
solved thst a committee Of three ladies for
each church congregation in the county DO
appointed 70 solcitsubscriptions 10 the "Lee
Endowment" fund Of Washington College.
On motion Of Hugh W. Shefiey. Esq, the
Chair appointed Hugh W. Shehey. Esq,
Rev. T. L. Preston, Rev. j. A . Latsne, Hon.
A. II. II. Stuart and Gen. John Echols,
committee 70 prepare ar address 70 the wo-
men Of Virginia, urging their corporation
ing the "Lee Endowment" Of Washington
College
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The Original and Best In the World O.
The only true and periect Hair Dye. Harm
less, keiiahle aud Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately 8 splendid SLACK or nalural
Brown, without miuriug the hair OF skim
Remedies the q casg,s of bad dyes. Sold
by aN Druggists. The genuine us e.guti
william a. batchcl0r. Also.
RcgcHergfil7 Ertra-f o. AdtrfCary. f1-
Rsst5rtng aaa Btautf. f.iag tic Hg.r.
CHARLES BArCHEL0E, NEw YoEE.
sepl5-ty
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How an Assassin sealed His Death
Warrant.

Il viii De remembered that some two or
more years ago, General Mccook, one Of the
famous sighting family of that name, was
deliberately murdered near Nashville. lie
had been prostrated With a wound or sick
ness tor some time, and was being carried
along the highway in an ambulance. when
rebel suddenly emarged from the thickrt
and merdered him 10 cold blood.
This villains uume was Frank Gurley.
After the close of the war the people 90
Madison county, Alabama, eviuced their ap-
probation Of the magnanimous terms grant
ed them by electing him as their sucuf.
Not only did they thus defanuy insult the
North, but proclaimed BY their conduct that
they justified the yiolaiion OF the laws Of
war. Relying upon the "tcrms OF capitula-
ton" Tor immunity from his crimes, Guriey
also openly boasted OF his having killed
General McCook, aud pointed % bis promo
ton az proof of the popularity which the
deed had secured i0r him.
Had the murderer remninod in obscurity
he might have escaped punishment. But
his course at once drew the attention of the
Federal authorities toward HIM, and be was
not long since arrested. Having been con-
veyed 20 Nashville, he was convicted Of the
murder and sentenced % be executed AZ
Huntsville, Alabama, tomorrow. Though
he has received q temporary respite, he vii
probably in a few davs suffer the punish
meut of his crime -N. u. C1n.
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eF- Physiological Niess ol Marriage
Noutsnilg uealIy % uagos, md ill aur Plates
add hnglafiugs oi tne saaluuF 90 the huuan ur-
ss1 - a. e1aif ni nca.in aud Disease. san ina.
Use on har.F Errors, ua hcp.1rara DolscIIrrHrr
upon ife Mind snd h1dy win the Aui1Hrs Plan
OF lrcalmoai-tic onIT raaUua ana succcssfuI
mode of cure, a. shown hT Che rrpou OF r1sHs
tr1a1ld tIuihui adrscr t1 thr narraIi. auI
those Cuntcm pl nE slrs ac, uhH auicrts.u .il tfa
Of her phYsci cund.lcu. seat irtr oI aosiaga lo
any address, on receIri ut % Cents. I'M stuTs ar
postal currency, by sl..I7essIng Dr. IA CkuiN. o..
81 Msidcn Lane, Albany. n va
The author NAV b. consulted uuOn anT ui tEe
diseases upon EhlUh ha book ireais either person
ally or hy mail, ana msllcnes seui 90 auy rsrt ai
the world ucfls..Iu
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DEATH oF AZ UxREcoRDED HERo.-WHliam
Conway, the seaman who refused % haul
down the National Flag at Pensacola when
ordered b Do 80 BY Lieut.. Reushaa, on the
l2ih Of July. 1851, died yesterday morning
81 the Naval hcspifal. He was n native ii
Camden, Maine and in the esd year OF his
age He viii Be buried tomorrow (satur-
day afternoon, when Admiral PmIding
CaPt- Pennock, and al the o.feers of tbe
station wall atisnd his funeral.
TIE greaissi hero he rll5ss name is norar ts,rf
ihsi deed mosi si9rous b thar nevsr go.
aufred
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CHIvALRY m MIssissTPFI.-Thed doughty
warriors Of Aberdeeu. Mississippi are spoil
ing for fight. Vow that the war Is over,
they challenge an the State 10 a tilt. Here
is She defiance:
To ne knights Of sippi-Gfeetng.
The knights OF Aberdeen throw down Che
gauntift 10 the gallant knights VI the State
az large, and euallengs them % break O.
lance IN tournament, in the vicinity of Ab-
erdeen, on Tuesday, the 2ist Of November.
The lists are open % al Who desire % strike
for love and beauty
Notihcation Of acceptance Of challenge
viii be addressed &,
Cor. II. c. GILLEsriE,
or Cspt JANEs KIDD, Aberdeen, Miss.
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Washington College, Nirginia---Let-
ter from Gen. Lee.

public meeting was held at the Ccu-t-
house in Staunton, Va, last Monday, 10
consider and insugurate q plan b aid in
raising an additional endowment for Wash
ington College, Lexington, Virginia. The
following letter from General Lee was read /:
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. p.
MY DEAR CoLOSEL-The friends of Wash
ington College are making efforts 10 advance
its usefulness, and to elevate it to the posi-
tion Of other institutions Ofthe present day.
For many years il has stood still, content
to dispense in a quiet way its benefits 10 the
youth Of the neighbOring counties, while
other colleges, with enlarged means, have
been enabled to keep pace with the p ogresI
Of science, civilization and improvement.
am aware that you are acquainted with
the design Of the Board Of Trustees 10 cx-
tend tRe course Of studies, 50 as 10 promote
the education of the industrial classes, and
ft them for the several pursuits Of life, and
have promised your generous aid. But
wish 20 ask also your influence with others,
in extending the knowledge Of the project
Of the Board, and giving it the weight Of
your approval and encouragement
The citizrns Of Virginia are accustomed
10 see your undertakings prosper, and have
confidence in what your judgment approves.
Should they know that your sympathy aud
assistance are engaged in behalf Of the Col
lege, its friends viii be encouraged TO per-
severe
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DURYEA'S MAIZRNA
Was the only preparation fOF food from
Indian Corn

That received medal and honorable mention hrDm
The RoVal COMMISSIONER. at the great international
Exhibition, london, ls62, the competition Of Al
uramiueut manufacturers OF "COm Starch' and
Prepared Corn Flour of this and other couniries
fhrafa
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NO. sI6.
NOTICES.


We are srthor-ad 10 announce KOsCUsKs
BRANCH a. a candidate i1r ShcrI uf IaFds11
couniy, sl tie ensuing Nir1h eielucn- ocElr
We are aufhnrrai % ainource II. C. SUtE a. e.
-anaiisrs 1r shenf OF Davidson cuur.Y, aI tha
nexi March elerlou. O.
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For Sale.

ONE of mo hasi Rcaideucca u thr country. IH
~ Che southern pare ai ta c.iF. ugar tla iarurus
~ tna south hasuvlIe Horse Ha..rua.l. n "a ursl
rate ne ghborhood The hullnF r. largo modern
iHu-sioIy brick, tsiih Cen luUma, Et bon. Ara E.Hal
hrck smoke nousa and ssuFlut anuaes. rn1d HIa.
tern large Yart. Hel enclosed. viii tI arrHs Of
land, part OF eh.rh a drsf rate Uirdau uud. sefl
HIi1 cahce ifIlt traea. uau u ured aur nTHrk
yard, - en- plenty rf water. and aI ruuFanIruHaa
ior ssiaug sood The ~ 1nd Ruroaf psa-rs
By tuc curnrr OF tfe uiaee, fum uh.rn uuof s Co.
cCIved Tor bumug hrrk. The prureriy Ht 1ufa.ia
thocouoraaon, and is therefore eHeiupt from rHr.
poTat1un nEEa. gunu srunE u iumc.laIr'F a..-
joining the property Terms easy
Enqufe of NhfsuN a MUNFHHE.
loTl u urW MATT HEuW a HE
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We afe alt1orI7fi D. luuounoe caps. JOSH " M
SOY - csndi.lie sor ff-aleruou lo lhe o'doe OF
u'uniy iflsies ai the cusuins hiareh sleehon-
We are authorized b anuounce Taouas
sHurE as candidate Cor County Trustee. at
he next March election.
We are authoriaed 20 anno1noe wa. .. ARsISti-
L0N, ~ csnd.iale or election io ihe 0lhcc 1f
uotuiT irlaiee a. tie ensuing Narch e'cCacu.
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SUFFER RE II s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


fARRANT a Co:
0onilemen-l am = resident Of Curscos. and have
u,th ul.posed % write % you concerning ne real
value Of your SELTZER ApERI ENr ~ q remedy
q lupi gesaou snd ysIqpsis. ] desire g expires
~ "a my slneafe rsutude Cor the creai usneff the
skLIAhk has done nv wife.
fof sour o. ave wears my aisa has beer sadly
sihicied With nyspcpsia. and sf.g- lsrv iuier ~
te- nt - sefefsi iActnrs iar tive or three Yea-.
she VS. hasly mancei 70 seer the advice Of 1
teatAs1 2 oS 'eil-l hoeior Csbisls. o. Neuezuela,
Who lmmedla'eiy ireai=d bsr No.. ,-.,- elsI, ~
AEScENl SETTER APERTENT. - 'hsF.r, l.
improve a. once, ana d nov pEkFFCrIY R'FII-
ieel ii % - my duty ior the eood al hrs.ify h
aalse should he sidey kuowu
Trusting you vii give this Pubcty, and repesi-
ing nv earnest gratitude snd thauks r.
am very res1s-ctiully Yours
S. p. c. HENRIQuRR.
New York, June Is. '6s. MStchAni, CJifsr.5' ;. A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

HkvISo Ak UFwtzD TESnzxcT.-An Irish
paper announces che departure for America.
oi young woman, a native 0fthe county Of
Meath, who Is six feet four inches ia height.
although her age is oRly IL years- she is
described as having grace end elasticity
p her gaii, unusual IL enc q her greet al
u;ndes and her fisuds believe hat she viii
grow siill taller.