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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Southern Mineral Discovery in West
ern Virginia-Tke Truth Of Ira
ditiOn.
A correspondent Of the Pittsburg
Commercial gives an account OF s dis
covery Of q wonderful lead mine in
Monongahala county, West Virginia.
He says
But the most astonishing Of all re-
cent discoveries was that made LAST
week Of perhaps the richest lead mine
in the world. The specimens are all Of
extreme richness, and some weigh con
siderably over q pound. With no other
tools than pocket-knife and stick,
they dug ont such quantities Of the ore
that they could not carry it away. One
lump. apparently nearly pure. and Civ
ing the appearance Of having been sub
ieeted to smelling heat from the de-
seription weighed twenty pounds or up
wards
with an ordinary msttock, they as
sert, they could in 3 few minutes load
cart With the chunks or boulders
cropping out for acres and acres One
Of The parties viii have specimens with
him thst VII fully confirm al that
have stated above. u Is the intention
ofthese enterprising gentlemen to make
immsdiate arrangemepts Tor properly
developing these immense resources,
which wiz be Of incalcuiable hdvan-
tage 70 the section Of country in which
they are found, (which, for prudential
reasons, IS not more particularly referred
70
at is singular that the iansnse
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Is the Assassination of Caesar 10 be
Performed

Is the ASSASSINATION of Caesar 10 be
PerfOrmed1
The public must be surprised to learn
that a Booth is to appear on the New
York stage the coming week. We
know not which is most worthy Of con.
demnation, the heartless cupidily OF
the foreign manager, who has no sym
psthy With this country or the feelings
of the American people, in bringing
out this actor at the present time, OF
the shocking bad taste Of the actor
himself in appearing. VIII he appear
as the assassin of Cesar? That would
be, perhaps, the most suitable charac
ter and the most sensational one to
answer the managers purpose. shame
upon such indecent and reckless disre
gard Of propriety and the sentiments OF
the American people Can the sink
ing fortunes Of this foreign msnager
be sustained in no other way than by
such an indecent violation ofproprietyi
The blood ofour martyred President is
not yet dry in the memery Of the peo
pie, and the very name of the assassin
IS appalling TO tbs public mind: still a
Booth is advertised to appear before q
New York audience.
We find this paragraph in yesterday 8
Herald Though desperate incite-
ment to riot, it viii harm nobody but
the editor Of that paper. The public
will not revenge the Heralds loss OF
theatrical advertising 10y accepting an
atrocious instigation to hold Mr.. Edwin
Booth responsible for the wicked act Of
3 relative which he, with the whole
country, deplored as an American and
accepted, as an individual, as a terrible
personal calamity and sorrow such a.
few men are called upon 10 endure
The paragraph will only shock the
sensibilities Of the whole community,
and The Herald, if it is wise will en-
desvor to recall a blunder which could
only be meant TO instigate a crime and
cruelty y-Nstg York Tribune.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

THE FRESCH TR00Ps rs MExtc0 Recent
events have demonstrated that a new peril
attends the continuance Of the occupatiou OF
Mexico by French troops. The people Of
France are almost rs hostile % persistence
in the scheme OF maintaining Max. mi liau
upon the AZ &c throne By force as the cit.-
zens Of the United States. Aud this senji-
ment has found expression, not cuiy in pri-
vaie and political circles. but in the army.
IL is reported that Oae thonEand Z5uaves.
while al Martinique, on their way 10 rein
f0fcs Marshal Bazaiue, revoltsd with cries
OF death TO the Emperor" give la Re
publsueH' OF course this mutiny was
quel.ed, aud ONE OF the offenders have al
ready been sent 10 the City OF Mexico,
10 be tried by eourt-martial; but tae
fact that it occurred is most re-
markab proof Of the unp0pulariiy
Of the Mexican project. lt does not accord
well with the feelings Of France % have
her soldiers employed abroad In crushing a
republic 10 erect an empire IN its ruins. A
strong motive is furnished by this revolt for
the abandonment Of Maxmilian; for one
Of ths greatest necessities OF LOUIS Napoleon
is to preserve the favor Of his army. With
their cordial aid he can rule Frunce-their
antag nism would prove ss fatal 10 him a.
il did to Louis Philip. To Americans this
occurrence affords a new prof Of the wis
dom Of Mr.. Stewards sratasmunship, By the
indications it affords that the foreign ia eg-
ferancs in Affairs on our continent, with
which our people are naturally indignant,
may speedily be ended, without the neces-
SHY Of our engaging in an expensive war.
- Phil Press
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minersl treasures Of this region, faI
surprising the widest dreams of hid
den and fabulous treasures Of the
dreamy, imaginative 0rient.list, should
be directly under the noses of the in.
habitants, and remain undiscovered or
unnotice until this time
In 1889 or 60, we were on Dankard
creek aid throughout the neighbor-
hood We stayed one night At the
house Of Squire S A. Hibbs. who
lives some few miles from the creek.
Mr.. Hibbs told US that the old inhabi-
tants had handed down tradition that.
in that neighto-h there was lead
mine, from which the Indians, during
the border wars, had always been able
to supply themselves plentifully with
that useful article. He added, that the
mine had been searched for again and
again by many people who had faith in
the truth of the tradition, but almost
always without success. One famous
hunter, Mr. Hibbs thought had found
the spot, and availed himself Of its
treasures; but he had 'died and made
no sign. We shall not soon forget the
serious, almost solemn tone in which
our informant spoke Of the matter
Redmond DisDdtch
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A APEEsnST TO MRs GEyERAL Liza
lot Of handsome furniture, tHenty-ore
pieces in al, arrived in Richmond on
Monday for Mrs General r E. Lee
This Is gin to that distinguished Viz
ginia lady from the ladies OF Baltimore,
and Il 70 be considered as an evidence
Of their high appreciation Of the char
aeter Of her distinguished husband
The PoWhattan Steamship Line accept
ed the honor Of conveying ihis elegant
present 70 this city free Z. eharge -
Richmond Enqldrer.
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The London letter to the Manches-
ter Guardian, very influential paper,
expresses the opinion that Earl Rus
sell is not averss tos reconsideration Of
his decision Of the United States claims,
or at least be will not oppose the re-
opening Of the subject By Lord Claren-
don, the new foreign Secretary, who
was a sympathizer with the North
throughout the struggle. It is eonsid-
cred significant Of q more favorable
policy, that Mr.. Fo5ster, Under sscre-
tary for the colonies, and 1lr. Goschen,
Vice President Of the Board Of Trade,
recent appointments Of Earl Russell
are both well knOan friends Of the
Union cause Mr.. FObster IS allied TO
Mr. Bright BY marriage, and Is Of the
same political faith.
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The Boston COngregationalist Of last
week publishes the contributions in two
hundred and thirty Of the Congrega-
tionaiist churches toward the S200,O00
church building fund They foot up
something over S60.536. There are
about 5000 churches Of that denomina-
ton in the country, and if the rest have
done as well as those heard from the
desired sum is doubtless made up The
CoDgregatiOnahst says 1T is but fair
that other denominations, IN judging
Of the hberality Of this collection
should remember, that the National
Council called Lot only for this $500,
600 for church building, but also for
S5j0000 for home missions and work
among the freedmen, making $50 OO0
in all.
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REIIEvSG TIE PROVISIONAL GoyERSoR4
The following is the lghtin which the
Philadelphia Inquirer views the reliev-
ing Of the Provisional Governors:
The President seems disposed to re
lieve himself Of sll responsibility for
the condition Of tine Southern States as
rapidly as possible, and he will turn
over the whole subject 70 Congress.
His formal release Of Provisional Cover
nor Perry, Of South Carolina, may be
accepted as on evidence that, although
that State has impeFfectly complied
with his indications Of what was re-
quired, and has been particularly back
ward in regard to the ratification Of vi
tai conditions, still the entire question
shall be turned over TO Congress, which
body, after ali, must control, to a great
extent, the regulations which must be
attendant upon the regulation Of the
duties of a State toward the Union
Congress is, therefore, Left 10 deal with
the questions which arise, in It's own
way, subject Of course TO the right OF
veto which the President POSSESSES. IL
IL Is true that none OF the Southern
States are in the Union, and il is the
intention Of Congress 10 govern them
as territories, the way viii be open by
the withdrawal Of the Provisional Gov
ernors. lf the COventions which have
been held were without authority, if
their actions were illegal, and the Gov.
ernments which they have set up are
without authority, Congress must so de
clare, and take the steps toreorganiza
those States. As long as the President
maintained the Provisional Govern
ments, he, in u certain degree, hamp.
cred the action Of Congress. He Will
now leave the way open 10 the legisla-
tive branch Of the Government, and
there can be no complaint that the
President interferes with Congressional
rights.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Iae Original ard Best in the World
IRe ouiy true and perfect Han DYE. Hsr,n-
less, reliable and lasianianeous. Produees
mmediAtely . spiendid Biack or natural
Brown, without injuring ihe hsir or s<ip.
temedies The Ill elects 0f bad dyes. sold
oy All Druggists The genuine i sizuea
william "A. Bachelor. Also,
heytacrafiag krtraci Of MLelears. 6sr
Aestortag aHa Beaufl t3lug tie Hau..
CHARLES BAICHELOk, Nav Yoar.
sepl5-ly
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The resignation Of Hon. Geo Brown
Of the Toronto Globe, Of bis position
as q member Of the Canadian Cabinet
was made because ne vas friendly 70 =
oonciliatory policy toward she United
States. while majority of his col
lsaguel we're Of an opposite mind.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are auiherizsf 10 anraunes Eusru-sr..
hhAes-h a. laniiasfs ioz shenI 5l nsyt1zr1
eo9nil, a. ne ensuiag Narsh tie.ton o...ei-s
We are a. hoTlrsd 20 snnoueca ". G. sr.u- s. d.
esn li,.aie ior sheuE q DsEtdsou co.ulv. L -
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THS PREHDENT GAINING STRKSGrH-The
Washington correspondent Of the \. Y.
Commercial Advertiser, writing on the
2lst, says
That the number Of Senators and
Represent t1tives who win cooperate
with President johnson in carrying
out his policy IS increasing, daily, Is
known to be q fact And there are
indications that the joint committee
on reconstruction, which Was 10 have
reported territorial form of govern
ment for the Southern States, win now
simply frame proper legislation for the
protection OF the emancipated negroes,
and for securing loyal men as Ssna-
tons and Representatives.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

SOY ~ caldidsie ior r.eieenan - ~. -. y. -
Ooans Lfas'eo q tae ensuing Mama si.,os,oa.
We are authorized 10 sanouuce raouas
81. ga p as 3 candidate far County Trustee. ct
tae next March siesti0u.
.- heAie a11iorll9a 20 aluouuca VA J. ARRINs-
.ls. az q e'aaitaie ~ election % ihe s.Hcs :.
OounJ trustee g the ens1ing Nsfch election.
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=
SONE ITEMs OF WAsHIN0roS EXPENSES.
The correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal writes that Governor Oglesby
has been in Washington some days
enjoying the luxury of room in the
third story of Williard's Hotel at the
moderate glad pro q,s of eighteen dol
lars per day" He says further This
IS not an isolated case, however for
your member from Chicago is a regular
bosrder, occupies a room on the second
floor, about ten by fourteen, with not
an unusually large bed in it, for which
he remunerates the proprietor at the
rate of only ten dollars per day, or
three thousand six hundred and fifty
dollars per annum. Your cOrrespon-
dent has a lively recollection of indi-
Yiduals whom be has now in his mind
eye. who could not, if they honestly
and promptly reimbursed the proprie-
tor, honor that house with their pres
enoe, as a guest, for the space Of over
about fifteen minutes.
at rained one day, and cotton UNI
brellas went up 10 seven dollars
Members of Congress get three thous-
and dollars salary, from which tax Of
five per cent is taken. The mileage is
counted by an airline, and to show to
those who complain that the tax com
missioner is exscting, and also to show
that Uncle Samuel is no respecter of
persons, a tax is taken from this too
10 is very easy to see that these honor
able gentlemen are not without their
little trials as well as the common folks
that independently sit by their fire.
sides and enjoy the sweet luxuries of a
home.
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lhia work vii le I'M every ulrier. .ar TrsflTa-. II
iong trend fsoul ofI-lli i--5r,---s .,li -.
ilto he hands u cannot On 60 ui=st rrarv rs1.--
neat Of NE putllc eEpectttiol-
Ths toilosiuE extracts nom tie
PFefarat1FY Letter frosu ths Aurhsr
iullJ szpla.a ths eharaetsr and scope Of toe urrl
UsrvEasul cf Prsss1tr,sfa.
fniIssEIiiu,. Juiy D. Iss1.
NJ lEAa alH -. 4 .ith peelHsr pleasure itst
naFe undertaken rl Hf.te tla rII ..Irr H.lHrsaar
q Lieute1ant fssnerai 6raaI. ts-alsa har.r.-
rrqan l'm from hoF hood, D HaFe HaT-lai toe s...-
clssiFe steps and FT1 one rrrai aHFslla anrur nf Ha
character, and End ln he ccniplsfs and rounf-.f
NE nct rnae pcinf Flieh Ei.I rsuIrs me f0 fr|l
ny pen iar ne purp1ee. ul chan rlruship. rntau-
uaflou or palll'tQu. ~ we're CADETS f1rrlhar go
nov SO boz ne ruiF- ai lsi1 e1hil I'd ruaIIfa-
Ehcl Only heed .oatfriuE and opportunity .1 make
him he nsasralisu1c Of l8E1
haze great pride 10 knoHing tnai uudsrfats
tne EoIE nof ems with ofnera- srsnis aar-tlu.
He has dreelsl n1afFrls a1d 1laus % g. PIT .a nr
hands. VI ch c1nuoi 1flerT sn - chtriaa-i a1I -
sud ths gentlemen oi h.s star htEe ~ red b. 10.
nnsFa tha urorir : idifu.gl hisfdrir record
th'uk may slls-r promise he patl- fhat 4.
n ugh M uofr nigh. base bcea better so-s b.
otheT bands, theT vii hni. n ths valams. ~
lrJtb cnrsflly zilsd rom ne a-ssf -,.s -f 49,
rails gJTteraailsl gssted alieutf-aiy Brasarf-
81 .u mil tary poiut Of Fieu, ali uulufuearsi lY
preiuf &c cf aly z.1d Hlttefrr-
The story or h.sHs
ron year % yeaF. De 1litiss. sisE,s. fsrtunss
Ihai hs bed rasssd
shirh iuisri.ut IN iron chs.a uorr fhs pss-saf
youth gilh ms stormy, suocessiui. f.uafr1us nsa-
hood q our araaf caufaIn.H
arai FaTT slclrsiy, YoCrt.
3. CCPPEE
G. B. RIeHAara0s, IL.
1his Wosk T. ssit ouIy - suhsrrigusu.
AEeuts ua1tul 10 cTery -1cnty. Eteiusrs ts.-
riiory Feui sn1 .i-crl -ll. icsIuel-s lfIeoed-
Ad9Fe-s.
a. RICHARDSON Pabushsr.
90 sroadaay SsE forr.
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We are suihori1ed 20 snuousee Is,r. z. =. 4.
s4- SSnesiaie lor Cnmina. Couri CaTz, u tle ~.
O.
v e are aulhorEei % alnounee CiIsznrs y. pts-
eee7, = sanaiaaie ~ cralns Galrl Clsrk. al ~.
neKt Asnch elsch1u- rsris. -i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

A young lady in Westboro was mar.
ried on Thanksgiving day to a returned
soldier whom she had never seen be
fore, the courtship having been con
ducted by letter On the following
morning she put on her cloak aud bon
net and ran away, and has not since
returned
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
EDGEFEET.D.

| DY virtue Of adeGree OF the Crcui Court OF the
| ID uuilsd StEfel for the Middle District of Ten
| nessee, pronounced Al The October Term Of ssid
Cour1 10 thu cause Of Wray q Gilll'nd, ct ais. Is
". Is. Lncas, ct ais, | will on the 3rd dsy Of jan,
/ nary 1885, on the premises expose 10 sale 10 ths
highest bidder. the following zeal sststs belonging
/ 10 The firm Of Trabae Lucas.
One Drug Store and Lot N Edgefeld fronting
"a feet on 6allatin pike, snd running back lqi
feet
one Dry Goods Store ana Lot adjoining The
Aforesaid Drug store fronting 221 feet and iunnng
back los feet
one Dwelling House aud Lot situated on the
Street running from the wire Suspension hridge, 10
Edgessld. fronting 50 feet, and running back l7u
ieet, more or less.
The Residence Of W. H. LReas. on Galistu
pike N Edgehed, fronting lo0 feet and RAINING
back 1876 fest. =L.
OBe LOtfn Trimtia's Addition to Nashville Cthis
last mentioned lot uill be sold ct the Court House
door 10 RGshvllel
TEEMs-One fourth Ossh-bslsnee on q credit Of
8, y snd Is months. The purchRserwiil bs reaur-
ed % give notes with approved security, snd lien
reia ned until the purchase money IS paid.
Possession gwen on daY Of sale
F. r CAMPBELL,
dseS-lm Special Commis- ioBer
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Proclamation by the Governor,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
EXECU TIVE DEPARTAf ENT, :
NAsHyELLE, Dec. Il. ls65.
WHEErts q vacsncy has occurred in the General
Assembly Of ile stVs Of Tennessee, By the resig-
ration OF the Hen r. K. Lasaier, Senator from the
Fourteenth Senatorial District composed Of the
coupties Of Cannon, Codes, 6EuEdy, Van Bunsn
and Warren; Thsrsfore,
!, William G. BroEuloW, Governor nf The State ol
Tennessee, do hereby command the sheifs ol
said counties Of Cannon. Coffee Grundy. Van Bu
ren and Warren, respectively, 70 open and bold an
eiecinn saturday, the 18th day of January, ls66,
sfEl the different plsces Of voting in their respec-
i've couuties % ssid vac incy, End that they
make resIrn aecord bg 70 law.
Ir testimony whereof I have hsreunfo sub-
fWeE 5erbed my nsme snd caused the Great
5eai the State Of Tennessee to Be afixed
A the Department in the city Of Nashville, his
itth dsy Of pscemher ls6a
By the Governor. " G. BROWELOE.
A. +. FLETcHER. see'yof s8sie.
1aa1R "A
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The United States will not receive
the Shenandoah from Great Britain
unless the Alabama claims are frst
paid, or agreed 10 Be paid That Is set
tied By the Department. Of State 81
Washington,
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WE ARE AUraONzsD TO ANyuCNye r.,,i
- = CalNA a. q candidate Tor Uauulv CaurT
'.i...l y Va'iasoa yoanty, a tle eu-u.ng sarch
ocif
heHse alih sr.re3 % a1nounce va. s Cur,r.
akA = csndlisie flr Clsri II ~ f,-,.--,,, - =.
haFidsou comfy. Tt-.i=
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- A Physiological View Of Magriars,-
eoniaiains nearly pages, snd 80 aas fisies
80 49, Lleist-nss ~ ne Anaieuy % TIE Human o.
ans IN astate q heath snd uisessa wiz a -.
USE on hally hrrons. Ia Deplofsnla Cof s11uri's-.
upon the nina and Body, win ne Auiho.-- pi--
OF lreatlneul-lls uniy racilua au1 sisrrr1.ll5i
ni7da o. cura. g. shown ~ the report IN eSs--
ges,ed- truthful aaVser 90 the rnarriaf a,f
lhQse cuntem mpiainE marriage, VII euteri,I I,.I,
q lneif plJzic condtton- sent lrce oI past1rs 40
snl rdlreszi On receipf oi l5 cents Ia siaint- or
P9s,N currency ~ addressing Do. la Ck1lN No-
~ hialden taue, Albany n y.
le auihor may - consuited upon anv Of tho
t's--as upon Hiich his nook Treats sitner pefson-
al 2r hy NAL, ana mediciaaz ssuf 10 asr - IA
the WoriJ ~ -
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Tax Collector.


=, We are authouzsd 60 snnounoo ths name or j. Il
Sol-Ss u. a. eolectos ior slsie sni Coaniy. 4
tae elsulng March eloctron.
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SANDS'ALE

WE have on hsnd large stock ofsaads' chi
~ eago Cream and stock Aies, wluch We guar
antae direct from Sands Chicago Hreaery aitho'
se DO not ciAim the SOLE AGENCY N thu mar
Eef-
Also Bottled Ale Of the best maau,acturs. We
have aso large sock Of snrersf supplies. and
Family 6Ioceuss, sheh Es are Offering ai ios
dguncs. 5. g. WOJDaCu.
Hels-u e. tfninn street.
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The Bridal Chanbsr, Al Eu.., n, No..
ant Instruction ior Young Men. 49,. ps,s s.1 -,
laoia Treatment ior blssSses of the Uriusrv srd
SEXUAL 1ystcms-seut lree lu seail,f usv--srs..
Aadese, pf, ,, 8hlLLIN HuuaHTOE, HoHari
Assocsiion, Philsae,phis. "a. a6rIs--i,
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Public Sale
OF
Horses and Mules.

4 WILL sell st Puolic Sale, every SATURDAY
IL mornng, commencing on the 18th inst. a. 20
O'Clock, si the Stable Of David Henderson, No lOI
North Cherry 81 3 lev doors beog the Old Thea
ire, nunibsf Of MULES snd HOR sE5. The best
Of keep furnished At Henderson's Stshie st all
times Horses snd Mules nut up at moderate
charges. and sold on reasonable commission.
decB-2w N. TAYLOR, Aueuoneer
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ArrESrIoS IEIsHNES i-Checks on the ~.
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, 10 suins
Of &l 70 El0 for sale at e. N. Ordway's Bro
ker IS Office, No. IS College street. U
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SUFFER 8 = r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
fAERANT Co

IARRANT q Co
ssissa = an resident Of Cuuacaa. and h.vs
% roseo y yTIlte u you concerninr fhe -
@2e q your sELrZER APERTKNT ~ ,,s,,,.'55
= - - eesaon snd tiyspepsia desire % erpre,
~ my sincere grsat1fe orthe irasf h-rsfii -
'1-lLEk has Done my vie
49, ~ q nee years ny wife las hean sailv
-, mems o. sevcrs, Doctors far turs a. tY5e veer-
.,.- - tnAlly induces 70 sses he sigIcs al I
~, eee :. roysician, Doctor cahils. 81 Vepe-pe,s
lnEnedla'ely tresied her u-kss,,,,- 49, =
AsIkNr sELfZER APERIESr -. - - = =, ,.
fsete A. cnee, ana is noH PEEFP-T'Tv " yiirT =
u.-t q p oe my duty Tor the good al i-l,,,sf,- =
- tas statement feeling thss rpss.. y ~ -
- - sholld b. widely known. nc - "a
,..e.4ng You wi give this puh2i,itv co..
y ny eAreqsi grEhJuda ard thsbts lefes'-
an very respectfully yours.
N,. w., 5. p. c. HENRIoUrRR
WA '1ee =, Is. Ms.chanl Ctfsnso ! 4.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

ItAREY = SMITH, Nos. Sc aud 50 Union street.
- (up stsirs) represent the : Loving Companies
H.tna Of Hartford, Secunty, Mal-a tan melr0poi--
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