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To Make The Old Dominion The

The war has left statesmen in Vir-
ginia. May the breed multiply One
of them, fitly elected TO represent the
StauntOn district in Congress, inquiries
of the people of his State "Why,
with all her advantages, hss Virginia
never been prosperous Simply be-
cause she has been almost exclusively
an agricultural State, and has expend-
ed al the proceeds of her crops in buy
ing from the North thousand things
that she should have made at home.
All that we received from our tobacco,
wheat and other agricultural products
has been expended in the purchase of
goods from other States and countries,
We have thus been always kept poor
True as gospel, Mr.. Alexander II. II.
Stuart What your policy ofconfning
your industry to raising and export
ing raw products has done for Virginia,
the British Free Traders would fasten
on our whole country. Diyersi-
fed industry alone will make Virgins
rich and independent Old State
throw of your dependence on New
England as well as old England. Quit
buying of both and go TO making
There are the germs Of greater Lowells
than Lowell ia your Richmond. Fred
ericksburg. and Petersburg Protect
your industry, by protecting that of all
the States; give q guarantee through
politics that this Protection shall be
permanent; and more money viii be
sent 10 you 10 develop your coal, iron,
copper, gold, and petroleum, and TO set
your falling waters to work, than your
wildest dreams ever hoped for. You
can make yourself the richest State in
he American Union by Protection.
If you viii only make war on Free
Trade As you made war on free labor,
you viii in a quarter Of century have
earned and won the re-bsptism Of your
name, the i'0ld Dominion" ard be
known in American politics, arts, com
merce, and wealth, Is the NEE DoNIs'
IoN You have but 70 seize your des'
tiny.--N y ITTbRae
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P0IzTIcu QUrET ~ WAsHIsGToE I'm
der date Of the 18th instant the Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune sends forth the statement that
"there Is an unusual lull Ia the politi-
cal world, snd members Of Congress are
becoming more frequent visitors at the
White House bat Il Is morally certain
that q large number Of those Republic
cans who live in doubtful districts viii
have some trouble before the fail can
vases e gone through
The Tribune never made truer pre-
diction than tbs above. That more
than one-half Of the present Republi.
eau members win be beaten In he fall
nay be counted as = certainty.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

DERBY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Il Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of brass york.
dealers % gas, steam and water pipe on well Ia
Ting and pump, gum hose, packing. spelter, solder
aIsd babbit, No. "A Broad street, near the riVer.
marla
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FR1NcR AND MExIo0-Few weilin-
formed persons will be disposed 70
credit the report Of London journal,
brought last night by the PeTsia-tbat
4he Emperor Of the French, after
Withdrawing his troops from the inte-
rior of Mexico, intends 70 keep pos
session Of Vera Cruz, and other com
meroial ports as security for the eXpens-
Is Of the invasion. The story is alto.
gether improbable The Emperor is
shrewd enough TO know that the Longer
be holds on 20 his bad Mexican bar
gain, the more Il viii cost him--M =
TIHcs, sofa
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TEKKBLE RESORT TO ESCAPE SrARvG-
TIoN-The Boston Herald published
this illustration Of society in that holy
city;
Two young sisters, Of education, pos
sessed Of beauty, were taken from .
disreputable house in Lowell street, On
Fast day, BY an officer who found that
they had entered the place for the puF-
pose Of obtaining living, they being
the daughters Of widowed mother
who had i've children and Was very
destitute They are well and properly
provided for By the agents Of the chair
liable institution"
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.


NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
IN ard LOB Printers. and pu, hshcrs Of the Dali
III and Weekly UnOn, frinter's Alley. between
Union and DesdefIcE Streets.
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The Original and Bes. n che World
The only true and perfect Hair pvc. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. rrodures
Immediately a splendid Black OF natural
Brown without uIuruE One hair Or st.r.
Remedies the Iil effects Of bad dives. Sold
BY All Druggists The cglgue fs signed
William A. bachelor. Also.
Ecgcucratng Extract Of NErfr.rq. for
49, f,.gFG bJaat Gf4r tsr HsI-.
CHARLES s'rti0E Nrwyosr
scpl5-ly AVA" ''NA'
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COLGATE'S HONEY sonp

This eeieb.aiei TOilss soap, ia such universal
denaad' Is made nom The ehoicsss materials. BE-
mild 'nd smolisnt In is aaare. lrssrsnuy
scented, and extremely hsasael,l -1 Id. ,-,.,-
upon he skin Foo sale By an uu--, ami
Fancy Goods Dealers. .s.to ID,
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OTIS, 3. A.-Att0rney snd Counsellor at Law,
" Once 425S Cherry 81: p. o. Box 74s.
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First OIass Steamers.
SU FER e Z S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TAKRANT Aoo.

TARRANT a Co:
Gentlsmen-I am a resident OF Curacao, snd have
been disposed % write % you concerning The real
value Of your sELIZEE APEkIENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire % express
% you my sincere gratitude fUr The great ueneht the
bELIIEk has done my wife.
For four or hFe years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia aud after being under ne
teafnent Of soVorsi Doctors for two or thres year
she finally induced % sees ths advise Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cahialis, % Nenezue-a,
Who Immediately treated her With. your NJ Err
VE3CaNT SElifLEk APERlENT, H1e began 10
improve Al once, and is nov PEkFECfLF WELL.
feel it 70 BE- my duty for the good Of humanity 90
make this statement, feeling tbat medicine 90 sal
uabie should b. widely known.
Trusting gou viii give tins pQbliciiy and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude sad thsuEs.
am very respectfully yours,
5. D.. &. HENRIQUEE,
New York, June %, '65. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
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We Ask

The suffering millions m our land % give this
remedy t1al convinced that By its timely Tee
many may - relieved, manY cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, sick Headache, DiEH-
ness, Indigestion. PILES, CostTeneaa, Bilious A.
lacks, Liver Complains, Eheumatic Affections. a..
Read the Pamphlet 81 Testimonials With ga h bot
ue, and do not use the medicine Against the sducs
Of youz Physician
Manufactured only By TARRAHT q CO., ~
6rsenEich street, New York.
s8-for sale ~ al Druggists. mJ4 y
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SPECIAL NOTICES

r. tAoros Rt.Fais---Photographs Of Gepe-,rs
l. sI'oIal and Conlederato. ne larr,-t ~
-ect,en IN me west, for sale. wholesale 49,,
eau .,- Remember the place. Gslio-v ~,
Cuino,eriand, p Cedar street. oppos5 :, 60
may1T-tL
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IFlRSr RATIONAL BAHK-Goyernmen DEPOSIT
II tory-Ao. 81 College street, between Union
and the Public Square -Dealsrs IN Uneuuent
Money, EEchangs, Coin, and Government securi-
bes OF al kinds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A. @. SANFORD, Pres't Jas G. OGDEs, Cash'r.
Z q Ianr.nn AssI.lanI Oa.hiar-
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- l....-... te,aaaeF, an Esssy OF Waruiu,
liable treaimeni .or uisesses Of h., Ti5.5.-, 49,.
seatal hysienls-sell Tree. In as,,s.i .o,. -
Address, br. ,, shlLIdN H1UsHTlN go,..-i
Association. PhiIadeiphis. la. --is ~
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CAMPBELL AoRWEE 4 GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neya 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice N all
me O0ufsa- Collections promptly attended 70 (;
also claims against the United StstAs and Vouchers
oollecled. OfIee " North Cherry street I'D slaIrs
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For Rent

THAI elegant Sore On tie eornsr q ne Square
= sid cetzr straai l-1san - ne 1--snms=ciai In
GFa aHlELpa 4 Co
ishls-H p nadf7 cciIsss slis ..
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a nT5AN{ieN lsisHnRS Checks on The VI
SER banking Co, Belfast. Ireland. ip suB,s
o. : = 70 10 Tor sale at e. n. Ordways Do
ker Ohee, No Is Co.Ies, slrcot Al
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

AIO natural or artificial compound has yet been
IN discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters rs preYentatiYe relief and permanent cure
for many temporary and chrome diseases, ~ prov
ed BY the experience Of many thou sands who nave
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ei-
facts
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CONGREsS WATER

Is cathartic alternative snd tonic and Is vaua-
bic remedy for sfiectons ~ the Liver aud Kidneys,
Dyspepsia, Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutaue-
Gus diseases. lisa most powerful preventive OF the
FeveIs and Bilious Complaints, 80 prevalent 10
warm climates
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HAVING returned again with a largo
stock of
TRIMMINGS, Nvorstyd-. Zephyr,
Sc, SC,
10 the old homo, ! would respectfully u-
form che Ladies' ul Nashville tu1t We VIII
be prepared 90 mauu.ae,ure any Kind oi
Cords, Tassels, buttons. Frmgcs.
&C.. Ay.,
as good and as chcer.ui.y al formerly.
OSCAR IJuNEA co..
uovi-U E#. q Union HlTUet
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NEWS DEALERs. A.c.


OONE a TUNNELI,-Wholesale and Retail
~ Booksellers. StstOners, ald News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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L l. Ar. W. BROWN, Zeal Estate and General
81 business Agent, over York Book Store, So
Union STR 81, Nashville, Tenn Ru16-6m'
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Browns Bronchial TrOches


FoF Bronchitis, Asthma, CafrFrh. Couanmr-
tive and Threat Di-ousc,
rRocua suE USED VIVA AlutIs aa1D rrccn.r
SINCERE AND TyuLIo eIEAkElls
will dna Trochea u.e.l. Boz sI-,rH- One voice slrl
t,ECn before Singing 90 apsalH e rHi relieving Ono
throat aGsr au uuusgaI crs-rH' a. Hs gorsloa.sH..
the Tro1hes are rccommsH ..I frI presented by
Physiclans, and have hpI ie.ua1ll'f froiu rm.-
neat men Throughout ile county. Fr.ug an ara-
Gle Of true merit. and hsyas proved ulsireTs1rv
by test Of msuy 5 eaFs esh yrsr lait tnelu .1 1.
ditionai locaiues Ia VARIOUS parts Of Jhs word, aHd
the Troches are universally pronounced better chm
other ARTICLES.
OIisin only ''EEoVs's Il1s-r,L D. iCr1us." emit
do not take any OF Che War1ea Imalous t.sl
may be- offered.
Sold everywhere n uo United a,sie.. ea.i Eor-
egn Cou.tnes, nj % cents p.r box.
laulZ-3m
A VCfCE Fa0a Virssauas.--
yiclsaraa vas., Aur. @, Is.I.
D. John BaH-UaH e.-. #u HapuF f1 stale L.
you that ! have cd Yorr fHIl.HIe lrfIrur iIffs.-
with great benefit l1 my.HI, -HderI HrtiItY In.t
prostitution Of my sY-Isu rfa.uHei fF Hat un-
river around NeEshIrr. Hs' 'ern Win t'ru.r.l
tir4uss army .hF-aEnoai i.a eh.'a southern "s'H.
% IN. Ic0ud.euay I-.ou..H.H .ts uFf o. iI. ,.I.
sons who are exposed io uHa-al,I.Y e. ..uiAles.
%. ~. Fa4lr.
AgoEt @ S. San i1Ty Comm.ssIl1.
Inuuur. Er.. s.pt1 Is.s
On the g3d Of JUiJ d.. q -4.Ha.Hei ur.u-H aH
agent oi NINE, Oh .hr IaIi... Director ul tl. DE-
parinsut Of the Amy ot tla l.mu-I.rui. "a ...H.
DE of my CedrOu h.ufr.. .r ..HnrHtnut nHI.i r...
quesied n ailsr anal s.. r ..aal pc uel.9rHH" .'
SANCTION sud approve f.r u.. IH|H- aHI soldiers.
The following 81 the A. i.f.rtar f'Il
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
INSURANCE.

y s. DELAEY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
u. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. nova'-ly
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Aumlni3trdlOT iNotiSo-
HAVING qualIhsd A. Adm ustrs.1r ou the r4-
tste Of Jshn 70. Eai, Is1rsa-,i, ihia Dr. t1 rH-
Nv al perzonf having ciIns agsaHi sld r-t... .1
ne them with me ailha He Tine PRECEDED by
laa 0g theT aiil nc barred, snd those Hi4ff.ei ll
come forward and make payment
,ania-u iflHt Hif N'iifa- SOW
In Chancery al McMinnvilie.
FEBRUARY RULES, tsl5.
A. r. Hammer. comp IS usui,
" 70. bII t8 eco land
Major Mercer hains, detudalL
IN this cause g apues-1r t0 t.a 1sia '.on oi .iI-
CIrrE ard Master t1al fla grove uauet lairnaIsr.
b. n nou-resdeut Of tna state %, tennessee II OBJ.
the ordinary pr0.ess of Ias raHlu- l' se--rl ON
him. DO Il therefore ordered l1sa plit i..A p"
made, for four successive He - il PC
Un.on. a newspaper Published IN Nashville, Tee
uesloe. reqniriBg s1ia de.sadaat - apiesr ~ t1r
VIE "a ~ a. Monda7 10 M1rr1, lsaa, e. p.ea..,
snsuar o, dsnur b comp ala. te.l 9f % .'s-
vii BE- taken q 2 c0ufsss.-f, nj to Did, So .'f
hearnesrpsr e. JF..m1EFJEu, IS o.
Co., "a GT .. q. EfaEss ID. IT.
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than q year after their introduction,

attained reputation ~ wide spread As the CONT
neui oi North America. But the GROWING glory 81
this hle remlains % he attained IN hts discovery, or
rather cemlination for ne does not cialm 70 have
been the discoYeFer OF CEDkON. Wh'ch b the basis
Of the Bitters offered 20 The public. That hon
OF belongs % the native inhabitants Of Central
America 20 whom is virtues have heen known COR
more than two hundred years Armed with Il Che
indian bids defiance 90 the most deadly maaE1s,
and handle without fear, the most vanOmons ser
ptnts ID IL belief with them, that while there is
breath in the body, the Ceron IS potent 10 cure no
mRttar Whist the disease may be.
While Dir. Bail not prepa ed 10 endorse this ex.
travagant profession, he b. nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination OF The evidence rela-
ting 10 is viriues that q remedy and preventa-
iive for al disease arising nom exposure. iheI
20 the weather OF climate. OF 30 miasmaic ineuen-
cos Il stands
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and lie attendant train Of symptoms. Il acts more
LIKE A CHAM than med cine. There Is moth
ing in the whole range OF Materia Medica that can
or moment bear comparison with q In this dis
ease.
ful account 81 the wonderful plant may he
fousd IN tle i1th edition OF the U. S. DspensaiOry
pages iSs7 and laes
series Of experiments N which Dr. Bull has
heen years engaged, has lust be brought &c =
su ceesful termination, and be IL now snahied 10
ofer 10 The pubic q combination o. CEDRON with
other approved tonics, The whole preserved in the
hest quality q copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he Is confident has equal IN he world.
He might furnish volume 81 certificates, but the
public have long since learned 20 estimate such
things by their true value TIE faiest plan n for
every one % test for himself Che virtues a new
medicine.
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NJ ERRlTT q HILfs-Dealers in Wall Paper
NJ Widow Shades, Window Glass. and Photo
graphic Material, ~ Church street, Mayheld
building. opposite MsxWelt House.
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In retiring from tho above firm, tender ny
gralfi e. ma. 80 y1snis % my old freucss for the
liberal patronage Uhieh has hefn ertandeli Ia a.
and trust tha thcT ail eont nue. % DO tha .a.r ~
ny lata lssrclers NJ heitsman. feslinr 49, 49,
piesse ~ vac may Eel dlspased - pairsu-s siri.
Ne-tA Z. N. HuGHIE3.
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Coal AND WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS-Deslers ID Cumberland
n and fittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and sphtIn
ttOge lengths. Olbce 49 Church street. Yard 90
promptly.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

HTnsOF, J. ". Co.-Manuscturers end
w wholesale and Retail Eealers 10 TIC, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing 6oodss No II
College street.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

HaYERS q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF all the
lft Latest styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bagges, Express Wagons and Csryslls, y Norsn
MarEet street.
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Dissolution Of copartnership

TUB Copuinefship heretofore known nader tte
Il hrn anf style d HuGHEs 4 BATTsMAN
Fnosographers, u mutually dissolved from this
aAtes ~ hughes retiring rom The consern. r.
= 5ialsill1u aassuriug aud hquidadng an feifs of
the iate IRA HUGHES a slTTzgFg
Fehruary lTth, 1ss6.
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CAKRIAGE MANUFACTUREIs.

BOOkSELLEltS AMI sEAFlONERS.
CINGLETOE, z. H-Bookseller, Publisher
- 5iatiOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
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CoLLECTING AGENTs.

ID s. TUTHILi, Deputy United States Marshal,
III. collects Note, Accounts, &c., in Middle Ten
norsee. Office st State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
tral Court Room. r y. Lock Box 81, See adTeT-
tisement In another column. dec9 6m
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance. Companies.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance. Companies.
C'AREY a SMITH, Nos sc and IS Upiop street.
~ luP stairsl represent the following Companies
Altna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Metropoli-
tNnl fhosnl1 and knlekerboeker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio
ATTORNEYS ar Law.
CAMPBELL AoRREE & GRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neya 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN all
The Courts Collections promptly attendei 70
also claims against the United StstAs and Vouchers
collected Office u North Cherry street. Up stairs.
OTIss E. A.-Attorney snd Counsellor at Law,
" once 425s Cherry 81: P. o. Box 7is.
BANKERS AND BROKERs.
T9IRsT RATIONAL BAHK-eoyernmsn DEPOSIT
IT tory-No. 81 College street, between Union
and the Public Square -Dealsrs IN Uncunent
Money, E1changs, CON, and Government seeuri-
aes OF al kinds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
AG. sasroED. Pres't Jas G. osDEs. Cash'r.
K. q. JAEIsoE, Assistant Cashier.
NFARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
ltl College streets, buys and sells Gold, UHcur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Noucnelh.
Collections attended 20 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
CBCOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. BUHsBEE, Cashier.
rI,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF nashville
II Deals Ia Exchange; Government Securities
and Com Collections promptly attended 10.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds s. ID on Commission
". W. BEEaT, President. EDaAR JOINS, Cashier
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
II Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of Brass work.
dealers ID gas, steam and water pipe, oil well Ia
Ting and pump, gum hose, packing, spelteIs boioeI
aIsd babbit, No. "A Broad street, near the river.
maIl4
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING oO.-Book
IN Rnd dOb Pnnterss snd pus llshcIs Oh we Hal-
IN and Weekly UnlOu, frnier's Alley between
Union and DesdeficE Streets.
HREWERX.
= PRING WATER BREwERY.-MANKEL q
y FRANK, successors 20 NJ }. DruckeE. BreWers
Of Ale and Lager boeri no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecc-iy
-----
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs.
CIN6LETON, r. H-Bookseller. Publisher
y s,atOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
CARRIAGE MAKUFACTUKEKs
AgYERs . RUNT-Manulacturers Of ali the
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Ginseng. Feathers, Bseswsx.

TUE highest maTtcf Frics 81 = i - 7 anp.ii
/ orfasb ii fIss ffrus slora 81 - D. leul.ns a
60. No. - North Mar1ai sirre- 90 wei. 90
etaadl for Gnsengi Feaihel. - neaaHaf A.
lsEl4a
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a esthartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tsIn, Dersngsment OF the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
saluiary ia Lung Diseases. 10 is an almost sure
cure for scrofula and the most aggravated forms OF
Dispersal As a preventive and cure Tor ali Bilious
Derangemenis Il stands uurivslled
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John ONElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, fTosecutes all classes Of Clams
against he Government for citizens snd sOldltrs.
UEice 80 Ceoar street, Nashville, lem. nOy7-6ui9
TT'OMFBINs, II. q to-U. s. c aim Agents,
II Ofhcers' Pay Accounts and QuartermAsters'
Vouchers bought 81 the best rates, or collected
Ofhce corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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tant Discovery
or THE
Nineteenth Century,

No mans name IL more Intimately connected
y4fb tha hiftory Of MAfERIk HEDICA Of the
unied States OF more faVOrahiy known ~ a. pio-
nser an Medical Discovery, thsn that Of
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without a Rival.

And Justly deserves fhe reputation il has 70 long
enjoyed IN CuutrRi America and tho West indihs.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-26
Napoleon and the European Crisis.

From the World.
On the l4th OF July the Emperor Napoleon
was expected at Nancy, the capital town of the
ancient province OF Lorraine, there to deliver
one of his brief Imperial speeches upon the
occasion OF certain festivities to be celebrated
in honor of the centennial anniversary of the
annexation of Lorraine to the 'fair realm of
France" The next steamer from Europe will
doubtless bring us this speech which his Majesty
was expected then and there TO deliver; and it
is certainly by no means unlikely that in this
speech Napoleon will be found to have set FORTH
more or less lucidly, his views of the present
ana MS projects as to the future condition of
Europe.
Like his uncle the third Napoleon has an eye
TO the dramatic proprietles; and a French
sovereign commemorating the reversion OF Lor-
raIne TO France cannot but feel that every
word which he utters will be interpreted by the
world in the hight OF his relations with Germany
and with Austria. Standing at Nancy, the
ruler OF France stretches his right hand over
Strasburg and the Rhenish regions which
France has already won from Germany, and
his left hand over saar-Louis and the Rhenlsh
regions which France is believed by all good
Germans still TO cOyet.
IL that capital Of the ephemeral ROYALTY once
bestowed upon the exiled stanislaus Of Poland.
Napoleon will find himself surrounded by q
hundred memories of that magnificent d1cal
house OF Lorraine, whose representative now
sits upon the imperilled throne OF Austria, and
in the face of all Europe has asked the interfer