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Awonderful Boy.

BOYS Of the present time are not remark
able Dor Industrious hakitsi that H.. thov are
reluctant to per orm pod able labor. unias.
stsrnly commanded % do so By tHelr rdaellta.
So palpab is this fact, that fears are en-
tertained By many dicreet and highly M
formed Parsonu, that the places OF men nov
being rap dly Yaeat By death. viii got bn
veil filled BY the young meg Of ihe country.
These remarks viii not apPiy, hosever, %
the sons OF our esteemed ielloa-citiEsu.
iohn ,. Bond while bath are always use
fully employed, the recent performances 81
the younger, are deserving OF esp. ciel no.
see. MarIin c. recently picked in three
saecessiye days, ia cotton, which was soac-
Whist scattering, 3ld pound, or an average
per day OF Us poInds, and had time ta pro-
cure bis hreaklast and dinncr. salking io
DO 10 about tWo miles. That which mases
TIT feat the more wonderful is. that the liz
tie fellow has not mueh experiences Ia this
kind Of labor, being only shout nine years
Of age, and Weighing a. pounds. Hurrah
for Martin he wall. should be live be a
WUnderiul man. West IsnHegzcC HAig.
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From the Raleigh N. O. Progress. Nov II.
We have said time and again that An
drew johnson would not lall into the trap
set by Southern traitors and Northern. cop
perheads, and lead the enemies Of the go~-
eminent in the organisation Of new rarty
TO renew the attempt for its overthrow
Andrew johnson will adhere % the great
republican party that elected him-ihe ONLY
party Ia the country thst b. uncondifioual
"a It's support Of the national government.
Secession and treason are vet strong in the
South, as the ballot box al the recent elec-
tons in South Carolina and other States
shows; bat in the North the friends OF the
Union have swept eve ything before them
The clash Of arms has cea ed, and It may
not be necessary 10 draw any more blood b
preserve tue lite Of the nation; but morail5
and politically the war has ala % be fought
over aga n. The South il subdued, not cor =
queroo. Treason has been silcnced ior tho
time, but It is not extinct. Andrew John
son IS uot only the unoompTomisng friend
Of the Union, but he IS the Incorporating
enemy Of treason, and he VIII see to 10 thai
20 State gets back into tha Union aud has q
represeu tation m the nauoaul couucils uu.
til her skirts sre cleared OF an taints Of
treason and disafiection. Rs5el debts must
be ignored, slavery must be abolished. snd
ali the protection Of the laws extended 10
the blacks, and the constitutional amend
ment ratified, before any State can ger a
representation in Congress 70 secure an
equality ia the Union. Secession may rear
iis head traitors may vote for such leading
rebels a. Wade Hampton IN preference 70
ultra Union men, but the returu they viii
get fog all this viii be N litary rule and al
Che rigors Of martial law; and ID is lust what
they ught 70 have. Is Is hard on the truly
loyal, but treason sud disaf -ction must be
crushed out or the Union is loss.
There was q strong disp0si,ion Ia North
Ca dina, Georgia and ether siatos g. shout
der toe retsl deb, ani South Carolina, We
believe, has doe lt; but on this, as on other
ques ions, Andrew Johnson has put his f0os
down firmly. He SAYS plainly that no
State can return 10 the Union or nave q rep
resentation in Congress until the people
have washed their hands Of treason, and
auy proposition 10 essumc, recognize Or pay
the rebel State debts Is the worst kind Of
treason. The North Carolina Convention
finally acted wisely on this matter, but It
was a source Of modification to eli loyal
men that this b5dy had to be driven into It
By tbs declaration Of the President that the
rebel debts must be repudiatad.
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The Nestor Of Congress.

Jacob Barker who has been elected &
| Congress from the Second District. includ-
| ing The largest portion g The city.'is eighty
i've years Old. he will De-, by at least tea
years, the oldest member OF Congress.
Ihad. Stevens, who was the senior member
q last Congress, is about seventy two years.
We have 10 recollection OF a. Oh 8 mar az
Mr.. Ba ker ever being returned & the House
OF Repre- sentatives2 We are certain that no
man Of the same age ever entered the rep
resentative body Who possessed the same
amount Of energy, capacity Tor active BUSH
ness, and al his faculties, Intellectual and
physical, 50 well preserved rs Mr.. Barker.
Yesterday he could be seen behind HE
counter attending TO the large and multi
fsrious business Of his bank, aud az the
same time receiving the congratulations Of
his friends on his election, IS lively, keen
and ready as a young man Of twenty-five.
L has been close and long race be,wern
old Lord Palmerstou and Mr.. Barke-, bota
having en'ered public life about he same
me- Both, too, have led very active aud
eventful lives, have psrueipa. ell very esrn-
esty IN all the events Of their era, and have
always kept even with The current Of ide g
and movements. But M. Barker comes
out ahead IN the race Of life, and enters the
political Arena four years older thau the
british Premier had reached on his depaF
ture from the stage on which he had
played conspicuous part for over hfy
years.
Mr.. Baker is year OF so older than Gen.
Cess5 who retired from public life eight
ycsrs ago, and now lives IN Detroit. Michl-
gan, entirely Withdrawn from all pubic or
private cares. It is a notable fact, In regard
70 Mr.. Bakers longevity, that The lsst
thirty years have been passed IN this city,
The climate Of which, in many paris Of the
world, IS very enormously regarded as not
favorable to long life. The recent exam
pies Of Mr.. Barnett, who died q few days
ago, at the sge o. eighty-nine Of Colonel
ohTisty, who, despite q life Is genial, gsy
md Tiyaeious as auy OF our young men q
.hlrty, and Of the hardshius Of several
severe military campaigns, has lust termi-
zaied life Of seventh Ave years Of Mr..
Alfred Hennen aud Jacob Barker, both alive
and as active and earnest ia their old em-
2lo, ment as they were thirty years ago
't Judge Dennis, the oldest member Of our
bar, and who with M. Glendy Burke, has
'harge Of the finances Of the city OF Bsr-
lafd Marigny, who held commission under
.he old Spanish aud French Governments
before the cession Of Louisiana; and others /
We might mention, all OctOgcnariaus. such |
examples ought to vindicate, beyond ali |
,ayI or question, the hea thful aud preser-
ave character Of cur elimate.--N. o. Pc.
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''Staiesmanship works By indirect means
It quiddies il perverts the truth il does
for the public good these things which, L
done Tor private good, would send the dos rs
to the prison OF the galloWs. Law IS straight
forward and honest the same, or nearly
the same, to-day IS yesierday the same for
the black man Is Tor the white man the
same toward the moth pole as toward the
tropics. II I may say q personal thing, i
has been my oEn fortune, good OF ll, %
admire and hold in honorable regard the
law but rot 20 see the beauties which sun
pose ought IN ststesmanship letif, in this
note, ] speak further az statesmanship, ia
manner which according 90 my oEn stand
ard OF judgement is not Mastering, ii Is not
because / have any malice towards its au-
thors and supporters. L Is in favor, much
more than IS the law, with the great and
1od o. cur own country with those men.
even whom number among nv personal
friends, whom I love most sincere Is. and
" bose friendship I prize most highly.
know it is an icicsyncracy Of mine that ]
DO Dot admire Is; since eVeryhodycise does.
and truth with rs IS understood % 20 br
nalorities. II, therefore, IN explsiniuE ihe
law little iurther I'm this note, am cou.-
oelled tc explain some things about states |
nanship, the reader viii nnde-sfand lhat { I
$ all in praise Of siatesmanship."
We must add that both students and /
viii ind Mr. Bishops present /
'din0n Of his Criminal Law a valuable ad- i
iitIOn 70 their Libraries. Its digest cf the I
ecent law % several topics en- arsced in I
he general subieci 10 cumprehcnsivc and \
resh, and has added much % what Vas
ontaiRed IN the former edidons-
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WAsHrsGT0E, Nov. 16.--lnteiliFencs has
been received here to-day, and has been
communicated 10 the proper authorities, re-
lative 20 the situation liz Mexico. A gen
tleman has arrived here, who can b Toueh +.
ed for, who says that on his way from To-
basco TO New York, within the rsst two
weeks he met IN agent Of Gazimilian, uho
told him that affairs were nearly In extremes
for the lmperialists; that every reported
victory Of the ImPerialis;s brought With il
10 substantial results, and that on account
Of their inability 70 draw from the rural
districts supplies, ETC., the war sgaiust the
Liberals was carried on % q deed exreuse.
he further adiei that be had been ds-
patched By MaKimilian % France. 10 sex
Tor one hundred million dollars and forty
thousand ir9ops, and hat 10 the event 81
Nspoleoo's iaili8g 70 furnish the men and
meaus, the evacuation Of Mexico by the
French must soon follow. Maximil.ar, he
added, was osteusibly paying a visit 20 w
catan, hut be had removed BIS personal ef-
fecta 70 that point, 81 a cafe place io sel sal
from, case The city Of Mexico had 70 Be
suddenly abandoned. The Emperor was
also shipping = god deal Of specie 70 Eu-
rope.
fhs actioa Of his sovsrnmtnt, IL is Be-
Ieved, VIII hasten events on DE pari Of
Macmillan.
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Ahe Qrginsi and Best IN the World
The only irue ans perfect Hair Dye. Harm-
less, Aeliab.e aud lnsian .aucous Produces
Immediately q sp cad q Shea o. natural
bfosu, without iuiurinf The hair or skiu.
hemedies The lll elects 81 bsa dyes. Sold
9y al pruggiats. The genuine b siencd
William A. bachelor Also.
Erfracf Of MIrfrrs, fo-
hrsfqrlag sad Beanfi fllHg ttc Enr.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, NEW YoaK.
tepla-ly
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The Late Earthquake a. san Fran
cisco. CaIifnrnia.

A san traucisco, California. letter writer
! says people hsve not yet entirely recovered
I ron TIE dreadful FRIGHT into which ther
were thrown. and nothing but The sarth-
I qaase IS talked about 90 the srrets. Tall
urick house are decidedly unpopular lust
wand many people declsre tnst hcv VIII
leave san Francisco az soon a. possible, %
escape The general wreck Of matter which
many persons coufdeuiiy andcipau. 1.-THE
reader VIII casl his eve over a Caliio MIA
map be will and that san Francisco Is buiit
upon peninsula about eight miles wide
bounded on one side hy The Pacifc Ocean
ana on lhe other by the Bay OF San Fran-
CISCO. from bay 20 ocesn IS a succession o.
barren sand hills, which seem 10 have heoa
iosinsa oy the strong wints which pfevsl
aefe curing tas summer mcuths. h.osint
me staa trcm the oeesE beach. Vel, many
wise individuals think tsat one OF these
days, when = particularly strong earth.
quske comes this vav. The ecesa sr'il riss II.
q giant wave, as at Lisbon "a the year lT55.
and flowing over the peninsula Of sad.
oafy eur beautiful city fathoms deep beneath
~ thesthoughts "a appalliug, srd the veri-
hratien % tie theory within the range Of
possibility. Others think that cur citv.
quit as q is upou a foundation Of sacd, VIA
sunk out OF signt some day, when the carth
- thrown into one Of her uaoat violent con
\ alslons. ia the discussion Of ihcse herr
Die themes. San frsnciscsns are very ener-
seticaliy engaged al present. one hears
ihen wherever be Eoes--at the theatre. are
ahurches, on the streets and 10 tie social
aircle- The newspapers, too, are adlinr
.uei O. the names. The Cyelopcdias srs
'ansack ed BY the editors, snd columns III
,arthquake literature are presented 70 the
.eadng public every day. L makes ones
lalr stand on end 10 read how many thou ]
.ands Of human beings have been destroyed l
y earthquakes Ia various quarters OF the [
'lobe, ant - think that eur city Is in the I
earthquake range.
MOUNT HOOD sPourISs risE.
The probable explanation Of The earth.
uake vsitat|ons alluded % in the foregoing /
'aragrsph may be found in the fdst that 4
aount Hood, one Of the highest mountains
the world, has, aftor silence Of nearly q
ali century, reopeaed her tremendous VOL
an batteries. A squad Of soldiers doing
icSet-duty ct Fort Vancouver, one b auti-
al starlight nisht not long since, we're
'oking tlward the loily Summit Of the
fountain, and grand conaagration seemed
, be In progress The very heavens were
blaze, End the stars palci their tres before
he huge flames that leaBcd I'D into he
ouds above the mountain. Telerraphie
spatches from Oregon tell Us that ihs Cd
oicano has rcopcned, aad is now vomiting
rth ava e great rate. A volcanoon ne
indwich ISLANDS has also become aciiVe
ith.n thepast few weeks.
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Notice.

~ y AChTtR. phyic'uns Er Hssn-ss
nqtal taelr paliouta has uair Of 60 ln taahr.I.
~ r 90 = ttlaaT eFcuilr. tnu ah Inst. sffnr
ei-a we aldT1 - sIl hc ls4 u ast EturIh .trerf
-.lll. For iha hrneat 81. dee ufo dra.rt
naieaile1 O. pIacs On usairra tnl-r fhsi- ~ a.
-. IS Als1iH save l-ru made rIth Do Hoarrr tIv
n's,h Hno O. nHihHraoi f1 rrrtIFo apuHrat ~
-. .5lt.e aaiii.i.ii co., Hnicu Wl 40 ioraau.sd
al1t1 - Nilillllall. Gets I'm
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M Az E Ma.
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. &c.
WORTH OVER 100000.

A Ii to be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
~ gard 20 vsue. Not to be paid for until you
know what you are 20 receive.
'sTn IS one OF the largest firms ia the City Of y.
YORK, and are doing very extensive bu mess, and
have hsnd the largest stock that can Be found 10
the CitY.m-Oceana lines, Pent Water, Mich, OF.
q ISL. ThEir stock il large, and buyers may
reF on articles purchased from Them Just A. repre-
scented Their Ion. continuance in blsnees enables
them 10 offer better Inducements than any other
house in the c ty.'i-L0yd American. Anderson.
Ind, OcL 20, lSiA Their Naiches are admitted
BY cons etent judges, and those who have used
them, % be the best N use. They are al they are
sdva1nsed % he.n-lndependeni, Marrenton, al,
Oct 20. 1884. They are large deslers and their
stock il msnuisctur5d IN the best siyie, and Of pure
materials. Telegraph, sangerhes, n, y. Oct p
lsUi aAt goods furnished a 9 What they e rep
resented 70 b. Times, Wsteryiile, \ Y, Oct 81,
1854 WORTHY Of confidence wyoming Demo
crat, Wanag. n Y, Oct IS 1854 "honora0le and
fair dealing men. "-Cumher and Valley Journal
aschaui.shurr Pa Otft 30 lR1d
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Rl vuiuo Of q decree o. tha Charcary Court Of
- hepsieoa eaen'yi here vi d. aoi1 sf fdh.e
7sl- on The Etd Dersmrer nrrf On M. 1r-r.l-.r b,
e-ttin m cruiiiIs tait ral be pr pr d. nova =.
- lleainoie loacn aa1 Powder Mills. roaat. tInr
y -e-A+ tata a Zee % .auu. t.Enfner al.h nI fha
tn1 rsun
ii. % n.Qfmai on Al ut the pronsrIy, eu1u 70 or.
=. ens.'na.. Nzsaflf. 90 q 3. Haf.on. aafc.-
'AAt- ~ nrfHfafnH
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faofoeaarss---Phctographs of Gensrals
Federal aad Contestants. Tie largest col
icctioz m ne west, Tor sale, Wholesale anu
reiail- Remember he place. Gallery OF tha
Cam oerlandi - Cesar streot, opposite Com
nrcial Aotal. narg7-tf.
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Notice.


N'F-e- " ei.aas aNPREss ro,rp.,,
L'Afhssa Va H1rth ge.fa-, 4 ~ 49,
~ 49, -, ealnecaae u'ia 49, i..- = lean-
~ as5-ss ~. 9, carr "a q. - -'''
, .s'-s-s - ~. -. u n & a---s-ef o.
rsigtt ~ = =. 49,. --,il Real saipne1s of
- -. -, . 80 si,ss no e.e +-i
D m 49, --.I'...... elee Eastri = an ~ q
Fe- ~ '.ai... -. .'a1.
h. r. .l1srs "a etice. rernsr Hlrs
ngfI1lH Y. alsE, tg-uL
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For sale

- oi ne best hes.dguces n tha aruuirv In
~ ine aonitefu part OF fno CITY scar ihe farn r-
q - Fv--u - we hQrar- aIIrlad, I'M lIai
fsta ueighnaI flod Ina coil inr. = iarrr -
tal-siof7 trelf rlh ten ICONS, 90 hrn a. foof
llI12 M e. noliae anl rrF1nf ouara L. "a .I.-
t1fns Aif7 JHl+ sci gucl4. "a. uiff lI = - Of
..lai lait g amen . lrai rafe Fanlcn land nlft
- cnQce nllt t.eaa- A usrt Is uII af nr p el.rE
fnfai sra peaiJ OF uaifF ana o. cunFea.aueas
70 GeIpnE alod Ils n a1d nlIroa1 rs..as
y tue o. raer ol tle Iil.c. rom ace r1ad = 90
cclFed Dor barn nE uIi b. Ihe rrnrurfF i al $40
tn. c9ffp1ai 100, 400 ia therefore eEelnit rom CO.'S
nofai'su iaEes. A go rurn. l. innlrli-l - . 4.
ioinnE De- property. Term cay
hulmaa oi LON q MURFEEW
sngl or ~ MAIL HnuH a n
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sult reserved per Express. dne lea o.
aFiaseai tariotons nainaook, muaiiua, a. pri-
Na.e aaie. Csc. aarrLn1 \ Co.
llyi-u Is AMI 81 College street..
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Hot Rolls, Ruak and Bunns every morn
iag 90 the Nashville Steam Bakery, no
sammer street. near Union. sopa-t
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THE CasT o. hEzPIsa A WIFz.-The New
YORK World Gays an anti-marfisra associa-
iion haa been turned among the yong men
OF that city. The irightful cost u SUPPORT
ing WiFss Is sad % have led 10 the hove
ment- The iolioEiug is said IL - ~ To-
est possible pree at which : ran. vsb.s.s IL
come e nei over $500 PEI aHuua. an
maiutain his consort.
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We AaIx

TIE suffering mi hons in our land b eve this
umeiF q trial convinced Inst BY its timely use
ns1g mas he relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
hssrthurn. sour stomach, SICK Headacic, Ilzn-
ne.s Indigestion, , les. G. stiveness, Billions A.
ts1ss, Liver Culaplsins. Rhenfnaiic Afertouss &C
kssl the Pamphlet 81 Tostrnoulals with "a h h1t-
o., and DO net ne themediciue sEainst The sduce
q your Physsciau.
Nsaufacrured only BY TARRAET q CO. o7B
braonElch sirast, Eau YORK.
sr-FoF sale ~ Al nFuFgiaia
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O. P. BARNEs,
Sold Pen Manufacturer
Cor. 8irth. LouisTiIe, Ky
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ApvIcz 20 rHE sourn.-The National Ia
telligsnesr Of Monday, in an editorial ar
tieie. snyas
We have q word Of advice 81 give 70
membsr clees % Confress from The SOUTH
and especially 20 such mem oera a. may net
feel able 70 AXE the cath prescribed by t5e
teas cath e,.r7neut-we VIII Dos cali it O
law. a. supIsei & meubess 81 C1uEreat--af
JuIr Z. Sc. and ihis adrice >, tlat fhey
shsfI not prsss - their Seair, rzdsf any cir
csmssn-css, unfl aftef t1s ofEanitafion q
The House"
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A CENTS wa rED FuR .TuE grrrrr er.r
"A WIS, ne tie.d. ihe Dungeon. sd 40 Es-
~. 70 liast ilierrauug ant arcIutr rnaE
~ ~ sncii ollrfsciug 90. NrhnrtHn'a un.
---sl - .l.eaca iar ilur geara uaIaiIrg
Llllale. % al alound in stirring erant 40
,llil NON 81 me last .arl.lrni an rarnarrr I'd
,ae ~ tnel az ather HcrE punii-had send ~
uilcuia1a. Adde'S luNfs. Hffrt a IN
ifa Vs. An suast. Clnrfanaa Otia.
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- A fhssioiosicai Ficu % Marsiarur-
.e4t.inlnk n-alig ppges, anf llQ aas f.aiaa
- Al-lAfaii- e tle ans1unrg OF tte Huunn u
z na q asiai1 ol sealth aui uiaeara sfln = fras-
- On HAly lf1o1as o. De7iasunru Cuu-uqunrras
aPQn ne Nina ard Boy. ~ b the aufhura FIar
ilts.A tat-sas eaII raj. ma anl auccrssfli
mi de cl cure. ~ sh.wd hF tfr rsr..rt L. -
s..-eA uuialti alF.sgr io tno arTied md
s..s lla.ei alnE llarr.EEe, uhu enIarIi II 90 b.
= .l.tl pnl alcai c1u4IllQl cenl ne %. ulaIn1a fa
~ II iler1 On rectipt 90 "a ccuta I'M atsruaa or
90, -. elsroney' hg audresa.ng Dr. Ia cEalN 30.
~ Aalden anc, Albany, ~ ~
me aualpf msy ~ consulted UPON a1T q ne
sea1a lptn Nhreh hs ncoE lrcnis rIfhcf rersoa-
~ "a ~ mai aaa u.aticiuGs sent 90 aay par. ID
'H' Heiie' oCtla-am
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OUR Car lead Ra.ss O. sait pr hsrrs' s.s o.
~ st-ea 70 sfntrnce 20 f.asf earal e1'
s1e1ea- q larrs rroorrfio. 81 tbs ~ noe tTila
.airPsd user thi1 far.1 fsis aIa a1s1cis e. -
fuaod safroI-.
ue a1d ~ today 80 Fc111 hErrei. eoly ~
IIr7rll - -. rI-onertc1- aIIrrara nj 80.
- ,11i.ss- -. san1 60 49, issinF.
= ~ ElFlSa.
couSeu. 9enerai Essiza .assaL
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s q Fl r E r. s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANFaoo.

TaRRtNF a Co.
Gsrileunen 7 an a resident Of Curacos. and have
been dispoatd % write % you concerning the real
raue o. your aEI1LER APERlENf ~ a remedy
o. Indigestion and dyspepsia. 4 desire to express
you my sinccre gratitude for tho great beneht the
e -ILhh has done myWiie.
For iour OF ave years my wife has been sadly
thcied with Dyspepsia, and aiier being under the
lesimenf Of several Doctors for tvs o. three years
% Was finally induced 10 sees the adTlce Of .
lfsrued Physician, Doctor CabaliE. o. NeneEuaiA,
10 imueaia,eiy treated be- Withsyour BIER
approve a once, ana is nov pkkFECrtf WELL.
lieei ITO Be- my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement feeling thas medicine val
uahls should be widely known
T'nsing you WI giya this publicity, and repeat
ag my earnest gratitude and thRnks.
am very respectfully yours,
S. r. c. HfNRIQUER,
htE York, june =, IS. Me.chant, Csiracau, S.A.
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ExrRA0RpisARV MEN0ag.--A lady in Bos-
ton, now nearly seventy years Of age. can
repeat all tee Psaims o. David and 8 To-
mons Proverbs BY hsa No matter 81
what verse one mey begin, she viii keep
up the cue and proceed % the end Of ~
chapter We were reminded Of this s.ngu-
Tar iact by q notice in q conlempora OF tno
widow Of Nicholas Chase, az cd lady o. So
who lives at Cuityhunk, who can rspest
page after page Of The b, oks which inter
e-ted her IN youth, md il never better
plea-ed han Whea she can get some young
person listen % her.-B0sfoa J0araai.
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ATTENTION IaaHNEN Cheeks on the e.
ser baHsng Co, Belfast. Ireland. Do sums
ei AZ % tlo lor sale az q. n. Ordwaya Bro-
Aer vihee, No. IS College street. O.
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL McEWEN a GROEeBECK, AttoT-
~ neys ~ Law and Claim Agents, practice m sil
the q urts. Collections promptly attenoe5 70
sieo claims against the United States and Vouchers
eoleeted. Office "a North Cherry street, Ep stars.
OTIS. Z. A.-Attorner rnd Councillor at Law.
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RARKERS AND BROKERS.

EfIRSF NATIONAL BAHK-GoFerSment Deposi.
Z t0ry-No. 50 College street, between Union
and The Pubiie Square Dealers in Uncurren.
Money, EEchange, Join, and Government Secur-
ties Of al Kinds. Stocks sud Bonds bought and
sold On Commission. Collections promptly at
lended 70.
A q. SAET0ED, Prss'L Jas G. OGnEs .cssh'r.
ATARR, TH0S s.-Brcker, corner Union and
NJ College streets, buys and sells Gold. UIeur-
runE Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Coliecuons attended 70 promptly.
Also buys snd sells on c. mmIszIon-
CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- p Cherry street, de i in Exchange. Govern
ment secunies End &c n. COneciicns promptly
attended 10 J. LUssBEs, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals in Exchange; Governments Securities
ana Coin- Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold, Stocks and Bonds 8, IL on Commission.
". ". BERE7, President. EDaAR JOINS, Ca her.
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