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A correspondents Of the n. Y. Times
the following comments on the trial Of
Miss Harris at yashingtoS:
Il is very singular 10 me that q large mum.
Der OF The leeoing newspapers-especially
in New fofk-should nos only denounce
the mode aud result OF the trial. bat under
take 20 s~atirize, Is far rs they can. the idea
Of punishtng burroughs. are we 10 infer
that The conduct OF Burroughs Is so venial
that u should escape punishmeatg Of
course not The press onfv wants 10 vin8i-
cate the mtle-ty Of law We cannot sup-
pose that editors have any sympathy wtth
Burroughs. Vow, permit me io express a
tile 81 my optLlan on chs matter. There
are some cases lhappily they are few in
which The law cnnDot 10 Justice. one III
she leading papers in New York rerenav
said that oertH a crimes Of lewdness could
not be punished properly IN New York: De-.
cause they we're 30 mnch pslrou gsd by The
members Of the Legislature, proper avs
could not be p ssedi Isnow act how true
this 4, but u is not very improbable. Rec
ollect, then, that the trial OF Miss Harris
VS. not her uial cnly bat the trial OF
Burroughs for crimes which the Law
could not puuish. Neither i. ror
the editor Of Tue Times. wontd
have given that verdict, IL che CRYING
elOquenoe Of coPPerhesd Voorhees, had been
equal 10 that OF cicero aud Den. stheaes;
but that proves 90 hing as 10 lis Justice.
Burroughs was On 1 ial and cosdemned. II
Miss Harris was noi crazy, she was IN al
Prohsbiity 10 spssm OF frenzy az the time
she shot aim. This gives sn excuse Tor win
dieenng 9osuce on Burroughs. Bus let ms
50 behind all this and look into the nhrais
OF NE anair. Public sentiment iustikestb
Verdiea beyond al doubt IL publie seuti-
nentthen clearly wrong Sentiment isre-
CARDS al tribunals, forms, ceremonies and
teehnicahnes. Il goes straight 10 he sub
stance Of Justice. Public tsntiment in fhis
country and am prUBd and glad ofit1S.l
the prote Ton Of women Womsn I, I
the language Of Scripture. IS the
vessel she t easily imposed upon. Vain.
ally, instinctively her nome Is in the bes-t
and he who deprives her 81 that home taRss
That no iaE, or wealth, or power can 80
Public opinion in our country gives Dc M
most freedom to the aGect0bs, but vss,t.
with the utmost indignation whoever VIC.
latsS them.
We Agree with the correspondent Of
the Tines that public sentiment jus,
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gGashrillr alniOa.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 1856.
Congressional ElectIOn--T0te Of me
CITY or Nashville.

The Congressional election yesterday
passed Of in this city. The poll was large
-24ls-but not SO large as was expected,
the number Of voters registered having been
upwards Of 4,00o. A large proportion Of
this number belong to the country, and vo-
ted doubtlrss At thA precincts outside Of the
city. Numbers not being aware Of the fact
that the polls closed at 4 o'clock, P. n,
failed to get their votes in. having called 81
the pisces Of voting too late. It viii be
seen by reference to the vote, that Gen. Vim.
B. Campbell carries the city by a msjOrity
Of 25l. This is an unexpected result. Mr.
Carter ought to have gone ont Of the city
with 3 very decided majority. The vote in
the city decides the fate Of the district.
Gen. Campbell is elected. We cannot re
joice over his election-we shall not lament.
II the remaining districts in the State have
elected men entertaining views similar to
those Of Gen. Campbell, and the House Of
Representatives should decide not 70 admit
them 10 sesss in that body. we suppose Ne
can stand it. We have become accustomed
to military rule, andii we are to choose be.
tween it and the domination Of Copper
headism, We viii not hesitate as to a choice
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Notice.

Mondays, IhaFseays ana SataFai
iunsk-m
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soUTHERN EMIGRATION TO BRazm--Apro-
pos Of the desire on the part Of certa 4
~Southerners TO locate insome country other
than the United States, the correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger says:
Col. Wood, Formerly editor Of the Vicks-
burg Wing, is here, arranging for an expe-
dit,en to Brazil. He goes out on behalf Of
some Eve or six hundred Mississippi fami-
country II miles square enthe Amizon, fol
the purpose of q permanent settlement.
The capital subscribed is said to be $1,000
OO0. Mr.. Wood is commissioned 20 procure
the Empegors consent. He sails for Rio in
the steamer Montana on the 18th.
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PRFPaY YoUR LErTERs Previous II
march, s6s. all letters were required 10 be
prepaid, and the people bad become 50 &C
customed 10 the law that not more THAI fifty
thousand unpaid letters were aonuslly re-
turned 70 the Dead Letter Office. But at
that dale Congress passeda law permitting
all unpaid letters to pass through the mails,
the receivers Of them paying double rates
This arrangement resulted dlsastrously e
me postal revenues, and so at the late Con
rress the law absolutely requiring prepay.
ment was restored. The people. generally
however, arc not aware Of this fact, for tn,
number Of unpaid letters returned to tbs
Dead Letter Office average fourteen thou.
psand er day.
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Horace Greeley and the New FORK
Tribune.

The New York correspondent of the
Providence Journal says that Mr. Gree.
ley has ceased to control, or even con.
duct, the New York Tribune, and that
an official announcement to that effect
viii soon be made. He expresses the
belief that he has been crowded out
by those who have the majority of the
stock. Sidney Howard Gay is the man
aging editor at present. The New York
Tribune, without Mr.. Greeley, will be
like the play Of Hamlet, without Ham.
let himself.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EoR B~esnuryng the complexion. eHeetually re-
II moving
Tan, Proxies. Blotshes. and gftiug the Skin an
elegant smoothress nos easily auainsd BY any ether.
IL use among ladies' Of Fashion in The East gives
IL 3 oharasasr for eDescy which Al once stamps isas
infinitely superior Tor the toilet Of any lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectable drug store
snd slso wholesale or Otherwise from the proPrie-
t5rs.
HURLEY, PUDDLE . co.
corneFseysah and Green streets, Louisville.
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no THE SUFFERING.
"a Ace Farm For Sale.

I IING % the NH Creek Valley Pike, I've miles
u from Nashville, with handpcnle improvement =.
consisting Of frame Dwelling Rouse, with five
Rooms. Kitchen, Servants House. Sgsoke-housa
csrTisge-h0ase, snd a stone sp~ring-house, with 4
running stream Of pure cold water al All SESSIONS;
good orchard, Stables, etc An the Buildings mt
up last before the war, finished in good style. and
eul suit a man Of iasie. Terms moderate and
easy. Apply 10 the undersigned, at ms residen-e e.
near he premises, OF 70 v Mat Brown 4 Co. No.
A Nor n Cherry street. IN Nashville.
augi-lw THOS. r. JOHNs0N.
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A correspondent Of the n. Y. Times
the following comments on the trial Of
Miss Harris at %ashingtoS:
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The largest and most import ant
council Of Indian tribes ever held on
this continent will assemble at Fort
Gibson about the lst of September.
some thirty tribes viii be represented,
and the whole number Of Indians viii
be I5000.
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The Princess Metternieh and the En-
press Eugene often go a-shoOsing together
q a lrule box Of the Emperor's near 81.
Cloud. Eugenie is 5 good sAot. but the
princess is better; nevertheless the latter
has tact enough to let the empress shoot
just tw' more than herself. They hsggsd 70
birds the other day.
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j. NJ. Tomeny, lately special agent Of
the Treasury Department at Memphis,
and nov a Radical member Of the Ten
nessee Legislature from that district,
is stopping at Wizards - Washington
Ckronicie
Mr. Tomeny IS anything but q radi-
cal stbefore he LEFT home for Wash
ington he published q card informing
the people of Shelby that if they wish
ed him to sustain the franchise Law,
they had bette, elect some one else
he said nothing, however, about re-
signing TO give them a chance 10 elect
another representative.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

The census Of Massachusetts,, as far
IS reported, reveals the fact that Of
twenty towns and cities, twelve have
decreased, while only eight have in
creased in population since 1860
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A dispatch from Nashville to the
Cincinnati Gazette, announces that the
Hon. John Bell has taken the oath OF
amnesty. We saw him on the street
some days ago. The few years he spent
in rebeldom have apparently made sad
havoc with him physically
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The population Of Newbern, N. C.,
which was 10000 before the war, is
now $4,000. Three new daily papers
are to be started this fall. 1t is now
the largest city in the State.
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FEoN MIssrsslen.-Tbe Matches Couri
er of the both has the annexed item:
-Four negroes, we learn, were killed a
short distance from Washington, 3 few
dayssince The military patrol wished
to take them in charge, as our inform.
ant tells US, but they refused and coon
became food for powder.
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Five thousand female operatives are
wanted Immediately at Lowell, and the
same number at Lawrence and Man
chester, Massachusetts,. Wages are high
and agents are seeking female labor in
other sections and in the Canadas.
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Gorgeous Procession
VIII be beaded by the

COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT,
or Psychological Car OF the MUSES., drawn By twelve
Spotted Arabian Horses. and containing
PROF TOM OANHAM'S BAND,
followed hyfhe Carriages, Vans. aad Performing
Horses OF Thayer6 Noyes' Circus, add ALI the high
ly decorated Carriages Of Van AmbGrg's Meaage-
ne, drawn by beautiful hor es, with harness and
trappiDgs Of the richest description.
Eha Performing Animals, consisting Of Lions,
Tigers. and Lsopards, VIII re manipulated by pu-
Pill Of Van Amburg's, the Oriental Lion King
For the especisl deleetat0n Of the juveniles Mr..
q W. Noyes will introduce the wonderful Perform
ing Monkey SlGNOR VICTOR, which was the 3D.
mIreaion Of Eeg York last Winter.
Esch entertainment will with a
Grand Oriental Cavalcaie, and conclude with the
lsughable performances Ct DIR. Thayeris Comic
Mules. Z nele Sam and Dick.
Admissi n 10 the ent re maDmoth combination
IS cts children under II years Of age 50 cts.
kemember the lsrgest exhibition Of the smu7e-
mfnt world IS coming. ys0-7t
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w.su,Seror. August ?.

Governor Plorpont has addressed notices
TO the Justices Of the County Courts Of Vir-
rinia SAYING he has reliable information that
III a number of the counties in the State
persons have been elected 10 Office who are
disqualified by the clause Of the Constitution
which excludes from voting or holding once
any person who hes held ofice or been a
member of the so-called Confederate Con-
eress or legislature. The Justices are di-
fected b declsr8 such Offices vacant and to
order elections Immediately to Gil vscan-
ciaE.
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FREE FROM TAx

FIGET o. the most ysRbie LOIS, Gems dering
" their cost andlocalry. nov 10 market, ying on
Lawrence street, east 81 The Chattanoora DEPOT.
netr the femae Academy. The peculiar orm Of
the gTound adEIis OF b iress HooFes in 'front.'
and The back aley . sufficiently high 70 enter
family apartments SHOVE without steps, OF if msy Re
improved By erecting q large DrEsrdlrg and CON-
mission horse or houses, 9Th 8 nl tfsd&<o I e
Depot. 80 that one hand could run 9 ton scross
With ess. thus saving q large su cunt a drHysge
and the back sliey would b 20 high - 10 store
goods on the second story without huistng.
Appy - NELSON 4 A0RFREE.
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A writer in the New York Weekly Re
view states that Washington Irving said e
him one day offs Dutehman gets rich BY
keeping a corner grocery, nobody sees any
thing out o fthe waYiR Il but il 3 literary
mon gets anything beyond his bread and
chez ,s. ead;ssir they put It into the news
pa pers its more wonderful than the greaI
turnip."
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A woman horsewhipped her husband In
the streets Of Warren, r. /, recently. The
man msekly submitted TO forty or fifty
blows, but showed opposition when his son
followed up the mother by b~elathering his
papa with an umbrella.
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HurIsy's Stomach Bittsrs.

NOR Debility. Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, In
II digestion or Dyspcpfia, want q seton 81 tbs
liver, Osoraered stomach, there are no Bitterl
thst can coupars WEh these ir removing besa DIS
Pressing complaints. For gae OF ca1 BE had at any
drug siors IN the UatedStetes, or IRON IN rrpue-
tors, LouisVile, Ky csTner seventh snd Green
streets, 10 whom al ondefs should b. addrezsed
HURLEY, RUDOLF
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The La Crosse Democrat says Henry Bsr-
nard, has shut up his gambling rooms, sold
his stock Of whisky, aud accepted the
chaplaincy Of the Ash Ohio lcolored.)
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La Edgefeld, at the residence Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Shelby, on the Sd day Of August,
1855, Mrs. AMMAN. HAssMANN, wife Of F. B.
Hassmann.
Funeral services st CHRIST Church. at s O'Clock
tsis afternoon. augf7
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John J. Butler,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Church st, between Spruce and Vine
NAsHVILLE, TBNE
A III orders pronpsiy Attended r. fSs oase
~ BoElIf2. H
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The flies have driven the United
States Surveyors out of the woods OF
Shawano county, Wisconsin. These in
sects are called land flies, and they
gather about the neck as o as the
sun warns them up out Of the ground,
and their bite is painful aud poisonous,
creating considerable sores, and eaus-
ing the neck 20 swell
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The prize business at New Orleans
hiss amounted to S3,lS6,S9 The
steamer Tennessee, the rebel ram cap,
tuFed in Mobile Bay, was appraised at
1883, $50.
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Advices from the Northwest regard
ing the crops, show decidedly improved
prospects ASS consequence, prices Of
breadsruffs in al the markets continue
TO decline.
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Madame lie Vert of Mobile, and her
dsoghters, are at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, \. Y.
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Hurley'sP Popular Worm
Candy.

A 3 ihis i really a specific for Worms, and the
"a best snd most p~alsts5le form 70 give 20 chill
drens 7 . not furprissDR that Is - iast taking the
plsce Of al ether preparations kr worms 1t bsinS
perfectly t~asieiess. ans child viii take IT,
HURLEY, RDDDLk a co. Propretors,
CorneE Seventh and Green streetsy
louisville, Ky.
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Public Sale.

THERE will be sold at AUCTION on the 18th
L dav Of august. 1855. at Hospital No 4, e ublic
Square, Murireesbo,o, Tenn, the effects Of de
ceased Soldiers, consisting Of Watches, ReTolFers
Clothing, etc. s.
By order Of Council OF Administration
A. MATZ0ORFF,
1t. Col. 18th Reg't p. v. y. l., Recorder.
augf4tr
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INK. INK. INK.

-s 8
GEAT0E'S Chemical Writing FLUID Is becoming
- World-renos ned for IN Superior Quslty Hav-
M been introduced oaly shout SIX years u has ha-
come the princiUsl ink nOs 10 use with those who
want q fne free flowing ink, and far It's peunsnency
q Is decidedly the hest INK sor records thst csn be
used. For COunims-houss Banks or schools Is Is
uDequaled, and needs ouiy 70 be tired 10 he approF-
ed For ssle by DruRelsts snd Merchants every
where. HUXLEY, PUDDLE q CO,
Maaufactule 1s snd Propuetors.
Corner Seventh snd Green STA. Louisville.
To whom al orders saOnld be addressed.
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AeS advertisements.
Board.

THREE OF four Gentlemen and Their wives, also
i several Single Gent emen can find good Board
and pleasant Rooms at Al South Cherry street.
Also Day Board. sug4 Nv
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IOsr

ON the Sd inst, somewhere between College
ENVELOPE eontainIrg paOers, add marked 2nd
Lieut.. Craven, Company g, 7Sth Penn. w l.
The finder viii be rewarded by leaving them at
the Union Office.
BENJAMlN CRAVEN.
aug4-tf "a II. co. 6, 18th P.N wi
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The Provost Marshal Generalis pre-
pairing a series Of tables, showing the
number of men raised by drafting.
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Peaches are selling in Dubuque. Iowa
at from 81 TO 81 25 per box They are
said TO be abundant in hat region.
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The gray curculio have attacked the
vines on Kelly's Island and il is feared
they may attack The fruit also.
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A~RTIFICIAL go

Inherited without Pain, 50 Is 10 move and resemble
the Natural eye.
ME- ICAL \ SURGICAL DISEASES Of every
deser pton wall receive speeisi afenhoa-
Patients from a distance furnished with board at
ct reasonable uIes.
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THAYER & MOVES
United States Circus

comprsses the finest TT upe OF Male snd Femsie
F0oe-trians and Gymnastic Artists IN The counirJ,
toeeether with the most splendid Stud Of Perform
ing Horses in the world.
The br liauU ATenie Performances Will be under
the immediate objection OF
DR.. JAMES L THAYER,
he favorite son Of momus, the first Humorist of
the aee, and
Mr.. CHARLES W. MOVES,
the most successful horse trainer living. Messrs-
Thayer & Noyes will be supported BY
Mr.. and Mrs. TOM KING,
Mr. CHARLES REED, the Great Somerset Rider.
Mr.. JAMES REYNOLDS, the iBimits6le Jester,
aud The most complete Circus Company now trsy-
cling.
TIE Public Euiree Of the combined establish
ment into e. city will surpass IN spleBdor every
thing OF the kind ever seen in the city. The
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.Iames McCanaphv

L ATELY an inmate Of Cumberland Hospital,
vi 10 q gleat favor - his Father and Mother
and serve himself, by send ng his address to ms
Fs her. in Bangor street, PHI ladelPhia.
q -P4-lle
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oROWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS rs
OTHER srATHl As III u u
NAaHVuLE fENEESsEE
For further information IN regard to
the skiliful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 SFI-
LIS THERAPEUTICS and NATERIA MEDIOA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States
where you viii End Dr.. McGll's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaraR-
teed. With my general practice ] treat
the following
UAronIc CaseI
win satsHch0ui RheumAHam, Afsenons q ne
Luuqs; Diseases Of the Throat 5aensd Joint,
Ehd Limbs, Pleunsy, Pains, Ulcaa. Cazeer. GravaL
the stomach, NeuulGa, Kings EEl Or 8croAa
Deafness. Diseases Of the hyes, Dobliiaiet 8Js-
tens DYSPEPSIA o. Indigestion, snd Coasumpaoa-
together win al Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
20 Iho Ladies'.
All A1ecaons o. the Womb trraied Win susrssa
These harned lshos sno have been - uuoft1.
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al
6terlliiyo
Yong Maricd Ladies Hhoso mlsortuns h has
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Sod has said you should multiply snd roplansh- II
this 10 your desife you can consult me- ehsr b.
letter OF IN person No lady over thirty-hFe gaafs
q sge need make spplcauon- Ahcommunicanoaz
~ Letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cared.
Young Man, stop before you h1rthar 60 o. 90
diseases suhiect 70 Man, there n no di8ease 90 hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, aad physicians an
scarce that understand treating 10 and 10 you / can
say that i have cured dO1on8 Ia this cltJ ~ vel -
IN different States, Who have spent dolu Ater dol.
lar, and are nov we'll cured By me. am daily ~
ceFing letters aad sending medicine 70 al parts o
the country. In q Wofd, all that Ne Diseased "
any way, ana sul give me q call, j vii give sails
action Tor al 81 the Diseases nennonediH his q.
vertissmsat The best q seszeacsa giyaa "a hs
city.
I'll l6iiss frsoisd 10
DR. NC6ILh,
Union street, Nashslla, Teas.
asl-ls ~ una~t stab rrnrnpt sitaaaas
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Mosouito Bars
Stravad or Stolen.

TRoM the subscriber. on Jefferson street. be,
II tween Market and Frtnt, on the eveoiag OF inc
lsS lust, a large Black Mare MULE, branded N Q,
on the len hip. and q cross or X GA the let shout
der. Fifty dollars will be Gald for the delivery OF
the y ue TO me-. MICHAEL CONWAf.
augt-5ts
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Detrimental.
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nausE or RErREsKNrArfvH.1
~ -w 49, :

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haUsE or REFREsESrArfvE.1
Nsshy he, June ~, 1865.
Hon. Asa Faulkner, a member Of the General
Assembly, whose Ward can be implicitly relied on,
furnishes the following testimonial to the skill and
knoWiedge oil lr Atom. in his treatment Of an OBJ
sensts easeo Of disease Of The eye.
10 THE SUFFERING.
I Rave been suffering with chronic sore eyes for
hteen mon1s. Ny attention was called 70 DR.
Ahora's advertisement in the papers OF the dag. /
called upon him, and hsve been unde- his treat
msnt Anew DAYS, SAY about teDA snd have found
great relief indeed, / feel nesfly wall. and wonld
aalrra al who are suffering with diseases OF The
eye 70 call on him, bel ewing hey viii ina .-l,ef
Jy2-u ASA FAULKNER,