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Your obcdicnt servant,
W. II. PHiLIPs,
Xlea-president - ~

without consulting the statutes relative 70 libel,
We have t.kon the liberty Of emitting tho nano Of
tho company above alluded to, a. we'll as the place
from whence tho circular smanstes, and at which
Eve presumed the dividends are paid. wehsvs ven
tured TO do this because while We fully appreciate
the danger to bs spprehcnded from the dreadful
threat 70 "tssch the newspapers o. the country"
ETC., 1t IL contrary 10 our custom to advertise any
es,Ahlishment however spo.less 1t may be- Tor iess
than the usual advertising rates. But we cannot
repress establishment a. finding that Mr.. BAEsuA
has had tho tetneity 10 ns.nuate in his book, that
. petroleum company III even IN tho remotost
degree, unctursd with what 10 vulgirly denomi-
mated huplbug. No wonder THAI the Vice Prssl-
dent Of the Petroleum Company smarts
under such an impuiItion. No wonder that he
ceases the onerous work u paying enormous divi-
dends 10 fortunate stockholders, and hAAtens 10
punish tho sudscious BARsuN. No wonder
that he ominouLy admanlShes tho press to beware
and give not publicity 10 tho slanderous insinua-
ton. Petroleum hurnbugW Preposterous idea !
Certainly "proceodings" should be commenced
without delay, that ia II the injured Vice Presi-
dent Of the spotlsss petroleum company referred
to can spare timo enough from dividend payins TO
vindicste his own integrity aud the honesty Of
petroleum companies generally. Perhaps no might
hire good, able-bodiod man, accustomed to bard
work, ssa dividond-payng substitute for shor.
tiuc. BARsuN has plenty Of money, too and ''ex.
emplary damages" might give tho company capt.
tai enough " extend its sphere OF usefulnsss by
ssr,ing another company and furnishing increased
facilities for permanent investments. Let tho
"vce President" proceed with his ''proceedinss"
and demonssra.e tho purity OF petroleum com
pAnies and tho fsls.y OF tho foolish adage thai
| ''yirtue 10 Its own reward"
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How Lord P.inerstop Wanted to Fight

INV Loro fafmerston wanted 20 fi9nt
Us
The following psssare occurs in en- article on
Lord Palmerston, Ia the November number Of
BLAoxwoops NAeAnsr;
In the Trent affair, on wh,eh 1, IL nov no longer
. secret that LORD Parnerston rnads up his own
mind 10 60 to war with the federal States TIE
Emperor OF the French, equally long sighted,
agreed with Lord Pslrncrston and had there no,
been with him In the Cabinet men to whom the
thousht OF . war under snv circumstance 10 dread
fuI, thc message sent 10 Washington, would have
required short and categorical aasvor because
feet equipped for sctOn would have escorted IL W
The mouth OF the Chesapeake In the Cabinet,
however, there st the tune MT only Mr.. Glad
store, Mr.. liner Gibson, and Mr.. Vllers, but
ST q orgs Cornwall Lewis tho most subtle Of
political reasonerS tne most pacidc OF ministers
one who coull never 10 brought 70 see thA, In
ths Ives OF nations, az in those VI private per-
sons there are moments when thou. b u can
never le becoming 20 do wrong Tor I've own sake,
II " PERFECTLY unsuitable TO snticiuato Others and
avert an injury meaitated sganst OuTse,ve by In
hicting 10 on them. We bal, when the outrage on
tie Trent was committed. q long lis, OF ouirases
70 10 accounted for. We hsd Teen cbeatsd-ior
here 10 no other word Tor tin the ABhburton
1rraiy. The States claimed a. their OWL territory
what they had in their Possession the Clsfest prof.
belonged 10 US and As II W cap tins outrage We
island OF St. Juan, admitted to be ours up 70 mo
moment Of It's occupation by an American ioree'
was In vsdsd and KEEP, military Possession o. Ihoso.
with Othsr lesser, but not therefore unlnporth'
wrongs, rank cd aud iss.sred, and the Treat OUT
rae presen ed such an opportunity a. cooIu never
he expected to occur again Tor rghllnH then All uy
prOe.ss which would have benshIted tho WHO'S
world. Had we struck then, as Lord Palm,rston
was anxious that We should do, the southern States
would have achieved their Independence, and be-
como to US faithful allies a. vel a. our pest Gus
toners.
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Curious Experiment In a Pneumn tic Rail-
road Tube.

An experiment va, recently tried In ths Pneu-
matte Railroad Tube In London, as to what would
happen in case one OF the ears should get stuck
fast in the Tube Al any point on its journey. car
was accordingly made fast in such way that 20
could not move and the suction power Of tho en-
gnes was tried TO the uttermost and with most
extraordinary effect Although the car itself could
not be moved, yet all tho movesbles it contained
In the shape OF cushions, &c, jumped out Il tho
car, and were Delivered at the emu OF thu tube, tho
force exerted being such . 10 extract tho nails
that kept down tie carpet.
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Practical NIiscegnniIou-
The Memphis ARs Us says

Some very strange things hav, turned nm .,n.. ~.
close Of the war, brought Gbodt By lie h,i'j s y.
slavery, and by the general rosuh Of tbat xsS a
curious affair 10 Telsted, upon AuthortS va "a A.
nc rfectly reliable, A. having Occurred in W ue.h
Mi.slsslppi A bachelor P.an!e' Of sreai wealth ~
that county had been for yein keeping a, 6s mil.
srl children. The siE not long Itsr de war, tcot
OF her master. For this purpose she recaiyal ~
attentions OF handsome eoolel man, nssyi 81 a'lo
and between thom they pretended Thai ~ sLIte,
going TO make mstch-that "a to got then.sjvvns'
regularly married. This excited thu jeAio,,.
Of her bnci elor master, who uion iuuitrif Iin
Y his ihai she Sas We. 'a Soas 70 Marty MY
kept mIstTess any loarer aud t-ea en- an 're u.
mate that her msser might he cl.o.s ~ ~ -
place OF the freedman, and be her "trus sAne thS
husband; /" tor that w.ie SHE va bound 10 h
she would he a concubIne NO Iouger stTsn ooune'
this voalthy white man, tie iUu-clSt - 70 Say,
old bachelor, found tbs. he was much stseSsd nc
hi. eOored inlsnes', he ,oHit Tot give her up apS
procured ths services Of 20 al h. ,, q tho s al
iormet SusdIoon ooneublns s.s g.. .'Ays The
"AsfL Ssdssd vita"
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Poor George!

Arrw weeks ago We declined TO permi, Grono.
FHAson TEAIs any longer 10 use the colurnns of
tho sus a. q safety-valve, and We regret 10 loarn
tina, the consequences OF our refusal have teen
somewhat painful. Tho giraffe GronoE being
thus d barred from the use Of the press, has been
attempting to work of his gaseous lueubratlon. IN
the way OF lectures and the comments Of tbs
papers IN the localities which he has iscd ulmos,
induce US 70 repent having driven Lin to Ali. az.
tremity. First he went to BostoS and the paner.
there rdieuled him thea he went TO B-oollyp.
where the EAGLE diSniSael hun By saving tina,
'psOpls VII Hs' PAY AaS saS V hs.s TaAr.,
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OFFICE OF THE WORKING wOMEN'y
~ PROTECTIVE UNION,
No 50 white IT. New York, -, 1865.


Inc civil var which hv desolated ourland, and turn
ga our once happy homes into houses OF mourning. Ina
inlen with peculiar severity the sewing and ifnles
women OF this city, many of whom we're maxim
three ARMY SHIRTS PER DAY AT SIX CESTs A PIECE. i
10 the inadequate compensation paid for female la
Dor tho Working Wonen's Protective Mon owes IL
orig1n The Association oonsists OF lumber OF be-
nevoe ladies' and gentlemen, whose havt
been enlisted. and who voluntarily give their tns
and money TO promote institution that will be VI
City.
Among the prominent objects OF the Institution 4
the establishment OF a REGISTRY system. whereby ~
males may be insisted la obtaining employment, and
70 secure them legal protection against raud, ee u
expense.
II lie also object Of the Institution 10 discover
new ana appropriate spheres o. employment Tor wo-
men, IN departments not now occupied by them.
We earnestly appeal ~ all COCA CttXcns. more
peciaily the ladies' to assst us In maintaining
gGnlzstion Intended TO benefit and encourage theiI
own ser TO lator for q livelihood.
LADIES OF NEW IoRK Win you not rememherths
irendless working girl Thousands OF dolsrs
works frequently from hi-past seven IN tue morning
~ nesfy that time IN the evening" be lefl rtrecis
without that sympathy aud support which Goi, In hia
nnnile mercy, has blessed you With the pow giyet
goods, PROVISIONS Will be gladly accepted. and may
be eeut 70 The Treasurer, 5. Beach, kS, sun Once,
or No. 50 White ~.
II any lady desires TO aid the Committee by civin,
some portion OF her time for the good OF her shs
will he able 20 obtain further information by applying
TO the snIs iinendonL nj the rooms oil the Union No
81 White street.
During tho last nine month. the Union has ron.
more than three thousand women employment In the
tAious trades and cailings enue atcd IA the follow.
ms ei. reasons IN want OF Operatives VIA be furnish
ell on application
Within the same time nearly three hundred dollar,
has been collected for detTauded working women, By
the lawyer working grsui touav for this Institution
his money vas collected In sums varying from tweaf
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Tho Observance Of Thanksgiving.

Tina STATE and National rn.nkssiv ng Day was
observed with remarkable un.niniy by the
people Of this city, and doubi 40, that he same
may truthiuly 10 said Of the whole country, from
Mains 10 Oregon. Tho churches throughout the
land were the scene, Of appropriate services and
from their several sanctu,res earnest, fervid
thanks were offered up for the r'movsl Of the dark
cloud Of civil war, and the appearance in It's stesd
Of the brlgh, rainbow Of peace, happiness, and GU
courssing promise for tho future Why not IN
future observe TIE anniversary Of this great
L,,ionsl thanksgiving, in commemmoration Of
end Of the REBELLION and the return Of poacci We
now have no especial day 70 recognize In the fu-
turs In remembrance Of tie Great Rebellion, andh
Is proper that some day should 10 nstionallzsd IN
connection with IL. Eighiy-nins years we have
celebrated the Fourth Of July In commemmors-
ton Of tho day on which Independence was
declared. Lot US in future commemorate the day
on which the people OF the United States sfsor
emerging from . mighty civil war, bowed the
knee, and thanked God Tor tho pressTyai!on OF
that ludepondence,
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ACCORDING TO = circular Just issusl by the
Freednsn's AID Commission, the negroes in the
South arc likely to experience a great deal Of suf-
fsring during 10 present winter 1t stated that
IN the two sA@ Of Georgia and Alabama alone
there are seventy thousand destitute freedmen,
who according TO the report OF the Commission.
will mot only suffer. bu, actually perish, before
the winter Ia over" unless they receive timely
assistance. II n probable that this statement is
somewhat exaggerated. but thsre Is no doubt thu.
. large number of Southern negroes have
no provision for tho winter, nor can thsy
obtain employment Those who are In
hs creates; danger arc tho old and do,rspi,, who
can do Little or no work. Under the slave code
the masters were obliged 10 support their slave.
when the latter became too old to work. but now
they arc SO. sdrin unable to help themselves, with
nobody to protect them, and 1t follows thai they
must experience much suffering In tho presant
disorganiEod condition Of the South. unlss, tho
philAnthropists OF tho North shall make provision
| for them.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a TTENTIO%-THE CADETS AND tt
4 parents attached 10 the Father Mathew =
Society VIII meet this, Friday, evening, Dec,
No, 1875 Bowery, Tor the Transaction Of iup
business. u. MCGOWAN, Capt.
EATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. -.
L society No, ANY. will hold APubllc Tempe
Meeting their tall. 1913 Esst i9th IT. at o'c oc
speakihg by Mr. Bolis., Il Blacksmith, Of 81, also
hihs Ferguson and host Of other; sl.o a mo
fsrsa5Imssn.s PATRICK CooAEY, Pnsa PAT
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Very Pnre Petroleum.
tCueulIr 10 Newspaper Bditors.l
oYFIoH 49, LsD -- PErroLHus Co.


Nav YoKK, NV. 20 1sG5.
sfp I'm . book jus, by Mr.. p. I. DaTnum
on "Humbuys," aud at page 1872 entitled "rho
Petroleum Humbug," hs has, under a slightly dis
guised name, held up to rihcule tue operations Of
this Colnpsny; and has pcrpctrAted libel against
my self by printing what 10 calculated 10 damage
my bus mas and reputation. Proceedings have
been commenced 10 force the au,hor and publisher
Of these improprstes " suppress this chapter and
W pay the dainagcs which are justly due. Take
notice that any repetition OF tie improper matter
in your paper will subject you 10 u liuel suit.
intend 10 vludicsto my reputation aud that OF this
Company at Ai.y coat aud teach the newspapers
OF this country, necessary, al Mr.. james feni-
mora Cooper Las already once ions by his libel
SUITS against ths Nav York TRrBUSR that they
will burn their hngers L. they abuse their tree
dom oil the press"
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A lady sends The following recipe for cleaning 4
ribbons, which she wishes published for the bsu-ns 4
Of those Of her ssx who wish 70 try successful eI-
pertinent. In ,hess hard times oil economical hints
are acceptable, Wet the ribbon in alcohol and fs.
ten end Of II totomething firm; bold the other Ia
your hand, keeping the ribbon out straight snd'
smooth rub Il with piece Of CASTLE soap unit ~
look. decidedly soapy then rub hard With spon
or, " much soilsd, with the back Of knife keep
ing the ribbon dripping wet with alcohol. Wacne
you have exhausted your patience aud think IL.
must he clean rinse thoroughly in slcohol, fold he,
tween cloths, and iron with hot iron. Dou't wringS
the ribbon II you do IL will get crsAses In ~ ths'-
you cannot get out. I.
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TRADE NOTICES.

COACH MAKERS UNION NO, In
consequence Of the numerous apple atlons 70
mombephip, special meeiiu will b. held AZ 70
BoWery, this Friday evening, Dec. g. At O'Clock. ~
tne admission OF new members, and to takU immed
ste action on the important communication rvceiy,t
from WILMINGTON, Del BY order Of VIM II. LONG
Pres. PHILIP hoKEOwN. Sac. los
COOPERS-THE DELEGATES TO TIL.
~ Grand Society OF United Coopers viii meet III q
Friday evening, at O'Clock, at 49, BoWery. 4
CARTER, Pres. r. y. FARRELL SEC. III
7 ,0NGSHOREMEN'S UNION, NO. 2. WILL
- hold special meet ne on FRIDAY, Dec tho stn'
All metnbers are requested TO Atteu4 A. business o
Importance will be transacted. By order Of jobs
GANAOS, Pres. TIlOs. WESTMAN, Rec. Sec. 3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
1 special meeting viii he held this evening, a.
sprins 81 Hall. You arc requested 10 attend. nj
business Of importance IL TO be lIansActod By ordc
o. JAs. FlTLGERALD, Prost. JOS. Eos EE
Secretary,
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pAINTERS = THE REGULAR MEEI
i OF the Practical Painters Association will b,
this FRIDAY onins, In room Military ia
Bowery. Members owing months dues are b
Association. &. WILLIAMS, Chairman. r. C
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Ts Advertisers.

Wa vsujl s~,is remind or advertising patrons
that their favor, will be "too late for classification"
unless handed in at eur counter before nine o'eocs
We teep our publication Office open for tho reception
Of Advertisements until 10 o'clock r. N. bu, do not
.A4sify them after nine o'clock
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FrcEsEuuG. Mrs. Aug. p ISIS
Dr. g1ia Balf-fs,ur lsir ] an happy 10 STATE ~
yea that have Ell your FElua1ie leflron Hifiara
With arest 1enedt b myself IN general estiItv ~
prosifntcl o. my fytt m prQ1uoeI b. TIE m
healthy aud u San &c in1uence Of Ire Eflaaarr
river around Ficzsblra, haF ug been Win C5a~er.l
Grants army fhrouEhout its whole soufhe-r No.
% gu- cons enty rerquuf~nd - uss % a. -
sons Who e exposed 60 guh-aiif7 cliusfes
-. ". Fosts.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. Sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

A IL % ts sold FOR One Dollar each. without re-
"A gard % value. Not 20 be pad Coz until you
knoW what you are b receive.
'''ln j. one o. the lsrgest firms 10 The Civ Of N
York, ana are dong yerF extensive on iness, and
have Rand the lar est srocz thai can d. found To-
The City.'-uceana lines. Ptnt Mater, Mich, O-t
-, latA ''Ihtir stock is nrgc ard buyers ynsy
reiT on articles pur hased nom ihsm usi Is repre-
5euted- Irei. lon continuance Boz business enahffs
them % offer better Inducements then auv other
house in the ty.'-Loy.I American, An'ier1 90.
Ind, Oct ~. lsai Their Waa,hsB sre admitted
by ecm eteut lufge and those aho lave used
them 90 b. the best n use. They ar nj they are
advertised 20 be.'-lu !epeude1 II Warrtnfan. Do .
Oct -, lisa. They are large De lrrs and Their
II, OK - msnutacturst 10 the best styo aud Of pure
matensl', Telegraph, Stugerbes, n, OCt "a.
iStf "Ali g0-d igrgished a e wat thsy e rep
resented % ue. -'nmes, WatsrUle, " r. Oct : !,
1854 "hoItlV 81 confidence -Wy1rn'ng Demo-
crst, War 81. n y, Oct Is lSA "noloranc aud
lair dealing men. '-Cumber and valley Journal
aechsnicsblrg p. Get ~, 1851
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ln lne treatment q he Eye and Esr. ard che
olesls % s-nse, 9 becomes necesssrT 10 hare ,
49, 80 lsa o. ever thinE rerlsiainE % nadf
80 I'D surgery That are called regular Phv~l
esns nay 1sre graduated 10 cher tha 81 a. -.
sei.eoi Solese, and can beast of one slr.i 80.
Ss.loa, out yet, 10 the treatment 81 - Frs -
1tr lal 70 cure s.pg'e OBSTINATE cgss--l,- ~
t.e.-ilent prescribed IN ther works VII not 49, !
cure n large mailsi'y q cases
- 10 NsAs Z sraduate O the Missouri I'M
tersil-uiploma han y Ia hIs osise al ~ r,S,-,-
cert 1cai-s iron persons curaf, ah7ch nsg u
seen b. ealing 80
me Dr. g1afan'ues cures theraf-ren % one sssl
ear q employ HIN, o. vhere a uo-t1r soss h.
noss m tbs manner, 'ts rocf erifenle No ~ -,
ue. s.sna' ne nature q Gle diseases De iraals-
promptly answered
Remember hs ilarmsry IS 81 40. 8 Caur,h
Street p. o. Box No So.
~ perm sslon. he also 1elsrs % The f,lo-g,.-
ms e., men eeleo1s.ed IL opaihdule su-esrv.
". :, = Qn'dore, q nton Pace, Aa. i 81 = H.
~. =. c. DeFouest a. "; m. Zssfrsi Fs,issi,ii
20. ou's No. 's'
augl5-Sma
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ToBAoco.-Blackwor soa9ae Bright Sls2.
TINyERs' eTooE-Tin Plate !. C, So;
X, s23 Ter box Block Tin, refined bar. sic
per n ; Copper sheetipg, 55c per %; Sheet
Iron, baiied Nos. 10 to -, exc Perib; Sheet
Iron, Juoiata. Nos "a 10 20, 15c per h.
WHIsKET.-Bourbon pure, SEAS, Imitation
81 .5a3 Robertson, pure, 50 Seas, imitation
81 75a3 Common Recti6ed 3 50a2 IS Ap-
Die and Peach Bra1diss, old S5a6 new "a
Z so: Irish Whisky $40 Cognse Brandy,
pure, sl2s20; Cognae Brsndy, domestic,
tsa4 50; Port and Sherry WineI S4as;
Champagne Wines S25s45.
WHITE LEAD.-I5aa5c.
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Buggits, BsrOuche,, and Garages

ME arBthe regular Agents Tor cus OF tbs heat
y Ma1ua cturur Companies m fhs North ma
III Keep constantly on htnd a nplets stock ~
tie above goods.
We eaa and viii underseil any s0uih OF Mason
and DiNuns lina.
GEORGE SHELLS &CD.
Cen Aucl aui Com. Marrhrais.
ocd'-lm Ban, ColleFe street
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NJ MUTUAL.

NNoLE'N RoNsPkRTU GAVE r, As r-a
~ ep-n'o1 ili. a.an ale raei b .a.as olf.,.s
7'--Ia.eras- aocui-a1sa-ar. Thrl ar.-.
--- anar1n Hstre .a-o claaiousara. t-ss.
,''s ''os 1'fg asariS v'r1s,i, ti- sa oa.as ,ss.
''e p'ariir1 i 1suug auerF t-sn1 slt1a a.tza-r
M ~ -. - -.
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Notes 81 the Bank Of Tennessee dated 1sCl or
s.ued by t. g. forbeii. President are unssleahle.
southern money ~ Denominations less than s.,
except ior the best ranks. are taken nj less rates
thln he above.
Uncurreut money can be remi ted by EXpross or
tnai, and returns vii b. made promptly.
MuH.aied and dciaced Treasury Notes bought.
Northern and Eastern money taken 81 per cent
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DR. LEON BRocKMAN.
AT HIS EFIRsARY,
M. s. rhnn.h ,i.sal Ka.hr.n. L..

'''@ tAllsu NttCii iaAlililc, ltllflGff
- Were he may Be coasulied every asv ron. e :,
- e9oeE' a, n. 10 pm, sad 10 On. Cos
e eIres al eursole diseases Of the I've 40 ~
=. felsoIlls az olil,l lt operatonz In sur-a-r
-. efaies ior lsisrsct. Hiihcut psis. 81 : rsu
a. S 7ss siTash'eas ooss Eyes in one mau,s IA Ga
q inserts. sithout pan, Aresc,sl I've, % r,o,.
All appear nstnrsi. y H-ote
-. Is $40 mo cures SORE Eyes vith n1dmas
einsss which gigs ne psn . ~
ae teA,- a arrests. or 1ervous hlpfuezu -.
asucce-s heretoiora unsnorr VIC
,s. - 49, ese q oPhihslmia Tarsi. here.
059Ee coos''i,fed lucillah'e By he Prois-sios-,
de cures qlsclarlesc Of tie lar oarsaf - s.,
leg Fever, Aeasles, or cher 49, -
He iuser e Arifcial Esr Ilrrrn,s- -. -. -.
nj drum ,melnhranel has teen desr-5Ve5 49,
l1n proves TIE heaulzg immadtrfelg
ne operates Tor Aruicial Puni. Ann - 49,.
Eye I'D be remedies AZ once s7
De cures iha most obsinata r,,.v,s - 49,.
ms IN two % eigh. weeks '--
u seases Of TIE Nervous System VIA. o..
Nea7sgal, SPINAL uidcuit Is, Nervous Pr5ss,.,'',,
treaied successfully '-l
DyspePsis and Canesr he treais wa = sue,.s.
heretofore unknown
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EEFEas ~ PERMISSION 70
MAJ Gen. J. ID. Cox, Couid' 18th Army Corps.
bFL Maj. Gen. Jno. 2. Miller, C0md Post of Nash.
vile.
Brig. Cen F. Opdycze, 4ih Army Corps.
bon. " g. BrOgni1W, Governor Of Tennessee
hon. %. Tod. Ex-Governor o. Ohio.
Hon. J. A. Garfield, Senator lrom Ohio.
First aud Second National Banks, Nashville.
Communications viii receve promps attention,
addressed % p. o. Box csc iunas-d
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The following are the quotations ior mcuuen
money BY C.. =. OEsw.r broker, No. ~ College
street
TEsansET. Buying
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EkFEAs ~ PEEsIsEf0s TO
Hon. Rlchsid ogelshy, GoFsrOor State Of Illinois.
Hon David L. DAVIS, Judge Supreme Court, Z. S.
Hon VIM. g. BroEnloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
BHg. 6ea Jas P. BrovnloW. Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
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