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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09

IN the matter Of the Estate "f Nigm sisgeIEow, DE-
ceased.
FILTERS - hArpui-t ration having been this DAY
jszugT 10 GauIuag O. si.s. ~ said e ultY. aff
fvrlvr rnnth frcfu the dJfr herraf -ng ALLOW cd and
limited creditors present their claims against sa3
dereased for examination AMI allow arce: II j. rr-
agraG tiEat ali claims anA demands asnfst ilse STAT
% ,aid decreased bc received ami adjusted before tic
n ge q this and f5r lint purpose he ~ hr
d3y Il each month during ti,r limited.
And Il - turth ordered, t'gt s7a administrator
itbogt delay -eHy If tile order 80 b. p3hls1-f
tr ,,r sc-essEr ~rrh~ 30 the HiaeraI Frui Frihuue
--.et, , -"-paper c.rcIat4Hg "a tie rga.ty o. iag
and I-7 that lie l"gsr we copy 70 ie posted up g.
I'm iiff-reut rralic isi#oes IL saIj County.
A1's' IN STRONG,
arr25 4sIT 'oa"ty Judge.
" PROBATE IOWA COUNT C0U6r,
IN the of he estate OF syHu cEar, deceased.
nN readi 2 ana fling the pctHon Of William p .
Henry, Administrator de bouI- non # SAID -
tate, setting forth the amount Of debts outstanding
agails: sal deceased, and particular description
q all the FGa, estate whereof said deceased + 81
syil~d ard praying Tor Teens, to sell f- same fer the
pu. pose o. paying sad dehts &c j. ordered that said
Tes5.n BE heard before be U5 of .l5s o-gt ON ta
S0lh day Of Nav next eusui2s q; he Colrl oas- iu
. she vii age e bhd-tYi.!e
and it - further ordered that pIhc notice ther
be give toa persons interested ny pU1l SIiuc cory
Of ,s OE6er four Successive weeks prer 10 said
day u hearing ia the Mineral Point Tribune tcekIy
newspaper circulating in said county.
rated april l., 1855.
In. STRONG.
aps25-tTls Comfy Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
~ PRoBz rE-IoU4 COUNTY COURT
In Probate. -Ioyva County Court.

In the m tier IF the Guardianship OF Htey uela,
George A. Joseph r, Francis F. and James II.
Cross minor heirs Of Theophilus ross deceased.
4 IN rc3iiuE and fling the petition Of Emehue ross
, Guardian Of said wards, presenting among
other things that they the said wards seized Of
tain real estate within this county that is exped
ent thar the same should he sold and PRAYING ful
license sell Tie same. Il Is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the J.age Of this Court n,
DIST day OF May next ensuing, at the Court House il
The VILLAGE of NoiEeviil@.
Ana It Is further ordered. tina; notice thereo
be given to an persons Interested by Publishing a copy
Of this order Tor three successive weeks prior sal
day Of hearing, in the Mineral oin5 Tribune week.!
newspaper circulating Ia said county.
Dated April Is, 1856.
I. VI STRONG,
apr25 -Sw County j. dgc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
RaELNEEssDHlHDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS


lis sold and h7i3 Extracts em5ody the full strength
Ct the Ingredients Of which they are named They are
efs to the inspection q all. ready and conclusive
,es. Of their Brare.tesril be es-arasts or those
settor.h in She United States D;speasatory. These
remedies are prepared Iy II. T. 1eaDo.a = arlszis.
Q: sixteen year experience IN :his city. and We be-
lerethsn to be reliable ia fact, eAave never Esra
a. article Lacking mertto laeet with er7aaea, sue
cess and Mr.. uei@oo'gs success is ee:,ta,g prraa
fcte evidence. lis Drug and Chemical warehous.
IN the city New York Is rot ezeead. II equalle1
by any in the country ard we would advise sar read
ers, when visiting :ha: city. to give him call, and
Judge for themselves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09

VII yoa who are suffering from Dyspepsia, fndges-
ton, Nausea, heartburn Sick Headache, CranP. and
Pains the Stomach and Bowels Acdity Of tine So1-
ach Cholera morous hyseGter>, and General Debility
ana kless Of the whole systC-l--try hut single
case. Our knowledge q rs merits the unit ed
testimony Of all who have tried t. the encomums
OF hundreds 81 our ueiEhb0rs your DUTY your
sel and The beneficial resul, certain rs the sun
china, al earnes,! psr2s.-aty, urge YOU 70 just Try
one BOTTLE II what say IS correct, j.
u2ens concerning its 7aar! vlr:uus are uoi .2an4
true, If you do say tEst the operation q Inc
medicine isst ntaEeCue AMI perfectly cud gCuI We
wiz reGauul ou. protection caterers Of the oub,c
health and ge.iEct-oa CHS fell s'n ling that are
incompetent % compound - medicinal Freparli.o
when would he entitled 90 volrCorEdeucs.
gold by ggs.s every @.eIa. Prize 81. per bCEtls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
Goes Dyspepsia euro

prepared by the originator Of tibet Justly celebrated
Co : Goa d ,-aIsam IA C0e has never prepared ii
medicinal rto,e Tor public and general use, tut what
has stood the strongest t. and has always borne the
palm Of victory every disease it has been certified
% cgre.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
recommended by al III. leading plysiyians.
CO.'S DYSPEgCr CURE

l. ~. Invaluable friend 20 all who weak, dcDGtated
aud IN a To-, state Of normal action.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA cCREi

y the greatest appetizer ever knovn not only ere
ates :He appetite, Int eaahl. you 70 easily
digest yuUr food
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
IN PROBATE-I0W4 COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF the estate Of Andrew Taulson de

In the matter or the estate Of Andrew Taulson de-
ceased
ETTFRS Of administration having been this day
{ iasue to Paul PAUL on, Of said county, and six
months from the date hereof I've ug allowed aud limit
creditors present their claims against said dec asrd
for examination ans al wuce: II is ordered, that all
claims and demands against the estate of said deceased
eceivej and aliust cd before the judy ofth Cuur
ana II that purpose he wi I've his Office ia ha vi
lage Of DodgeviI!e the first Monday Il eaCn noa,
during he term above limited.
And It IS further ordered, that s3id admin s'ra,
without lay copy this order ID. published
for four successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune
q weyklv newspaper circulating in tie county Of Iowa
ana a}so that they like copy 70 I've posted up II
four different public places in said county.
tinted April q, sec
IA1y24glS J.. NJ STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-09
Goes Dyspepsia Care

lis warranted DO all have claimed for It, and we
will furnish you certificates Of best citizens and
clersymen 70 back up our statement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY.
A Dead Man Walks in at a Wake and
Leaves His Widow Bag OF Gold
Letter from Man who Saw Him
Do IL.
INpIANAPoLIs. INp March Z.


A startling affair you may say am
to describe, and promise your readers
to not only voueh for the truth of
what | write myself, but will give
you the best references in this city
in addition, ION call A mechanic
in this city, by the name of Orrin
Elder, went to California in 1858,
leaving a wife and two girls here
Upon arriving at California, he went to
Shasta City, and after having mined for
a year or so, became engaged in gam
bling, and was, some time in the fall
of 1860, killed in drunken brswl in
that place by chum, one George Edi-
colt, since which time his memory had
almost faded out of the remembrance
of his acquiantances here. His wife,
deserted by her husband, reduced to
the most squallid poverty, for three
years has made living at the wash
tub.
Last week, (Thursday,) her youngest
daughter, Janet, died, and few friends
gathered in to watch the corpse There
were, in the party who sat up, John Z.
Reeves, an engineer at q steam mill /,
Thomas Tanners, a brother of Mrs.
Elder, Mrs. Shawmut and Mary Wil-
liams and myself About 10 o'clock in
the evening, the doors and windows
being all closed and shut, we were not
only amazed but stricken dumb by the
appearance of Elder himself among US,
in his palpable, earthly form, as when
We knew him wears ago. / tell it to you
As il was, and if you wish to make this
appear more readable you can put the
flourish and high sounding words to
suit yourself lie deliberately walked
TO the coffn and placed upon 1t bag
Of metallic substance, and as instantly
disappeared. Common sense got the
better of US after awhile, and, upon
opening the bag, we found 500 IN ten
dollar gold pieces, and little scrap OF
paper with the words on IL, "Restltu-
tion at last, Mary The woman has a
certificate for the money, now, on the
First National Bank Of this city. took
the editor of one OF our city papers up
TO the house, called in all who had sat
up, and after they had given in their
testimony, he declined doing anything
about il. and said he would get the
credit OF being feol for suY labor IA
giving this story to his readers. As to
the character bear in this eommuni-
/ y, would refer you to A ii. Conner,
Esq, Postmaster, Joseph Lawrence,
Esq Colonel Richard Ryan, Rev. }. H.
LOher and DR.. Wagner.
Very respectfully.
WuBER c. MciSTIsE
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Winter Davis ON the status.

Henry Winter Davis, ten days before
his lamented death, wrote to the Hon.
J. M. Scovel, of New Jersey, as follows;
"MY DEAR SIR: The case referred to
is Luther vs. Borden, Z Howard, S. C..
Rep, l.
81 did not say that the States we're
out of the Union in law, by rebellion,
or in fact by the result OF arms. On
the contrary, l said the State govern
ments ceased to exist in law by re-
nouncing the Constitution, and in fact
by being expelled by arms.
"Note the diversity. The States are
in the Union, or else we are not bound
TO guarantee them Republican govern
ments. They have not Republican
governments; and that alone gives
Congress the right TO control this re-
storation under the power to guaran-
tee.
Sumner is getting right on this
point
Congress looks firm; but it must be
wise as well as firm. If we 90 before
the people next fall on a negative issue,
leaving JohnsOns governments in pos.
session of the States, and simply refuse
to admit them to Congress, we will in
evitably be beaten. Congress must
annul JohnsOns governments, form
ally prescribe universal suffrage as the
condition SINE qua non of recognition,
and propose TO amend the Constitu
ton, making it the supreme law of the
land for all States, aud 60 to the coun-
try on these measures, or the people
will accept JohnsOn's governments as q
solution, aud send representatives tC
admit their representatives.
Sincerely yours,
IL Wr,.rrr, II .r-r-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

A correspondent Of the Boston Com
mercial writes from Oqunquit. Maine.
"ln the houses Of our two nearest neigh
bors are four generations. Children
born last fall are surrounded by their
parents, grandparents and great-grand.
parents, who al live under one roof
The two houses are not more than a
tones tlToW apart One Of the chill
dren has seven grandpa rents living
the other, poor fellow, has only foUr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

SHOOTING AFFAgR IA LEr4IE RoCK-In
Little Rock, Arkansas, the other day,
shots were exchanged between Mr. W.
d Kettle and Lieut. Col j. c. Weber,
formerly Of the 18th Illinois, GROWING
out Of a publication made in the Pan.
tsgraph BY the former, relative to the
latter Ar. Kettle received two slight
aesh wounds. Weber fred frst
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The Mobile Tribupe reerets ''tl

The Mobile Tribune regrets shat the
last cold spell very seriously touched
the orange trees. These trees, i
adds, are not so delicate as they seem
They become accustomed 10 cold Weath
eg II it be continuous; but they are
very susceptible to atmospheric ca
prices. Given cold shock, and ther
suddenly few days Of general warmth
succeeded by severe weather, and tael
sink under IL
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BOOK AND JoB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

uPRIRG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL s.
y FRANK, Successors 70 Nj. }. Drucker. Brewers
OF Ale aud Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. decs-ly
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Batchelor,s Hair NM

The Original and Best Iu The World
The only true sud perfect Hsr uye. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. lrsiutts
Immediately sPlcud.d Black or natural
Brown, without uIurur tht hair ur ss.u.
Remedies Che 90 effects 20. bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. Tbs genuine is sIlueI
William A. Balchclrr. AIs.,
RsgtucrGilHg E4.-a.L .f l.rfla-v. H-
restoring Gsa bCga . t.. uar
CHARLES BAIt ulLuI. NEv luGE.
seplJ-ly
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Graham, Dorsett & 90
Successors to HAYES, GRAHAM s CO.,
IdPOHTEHs OF
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEGEMAN'j Feusted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II Of Cslisaya Bark, with fyfophorphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN a CO., Chemists aud
Druggists, New York.
FYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON WAS introduced BY
F. RChquet. Of PARIS, IN ls5s, and received isvora-
be notice from the French Academy it ls easi ,
assInIlated, and Dot decompOsed 10 the ssoInach bJ
food OF the gastric JUICE; It n prompt, efhcient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and II not stimulating or irTitant.
Our FERRArED ELIXIR OF BARK IS pless-
ant Cordial, 20 sesslng the valuable properties Of
Cslsaya Bark, snd contains eight grains Of tns p
rOpnosphs'e Of Iron 10 each fluid ounce and in all
cases. where mid and efhcsious Iron Tonic ls
desired, viii be found most valuable prepsrai on.
mples furnished 70 hyslciHns Ou application.
PURE VACCINE CRU5I5. selscted from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EM ~ COS Cordial EliXlr Cslissya Bark.
Alnm snd kiuO Lozenges and CnlOrate POtash LO-
zenges. All the abOye sold BY Druggists
HE6EMAN & Co,
mari Gm Chemists and Druggists, New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

- a Physiological Niow of siariazs.-
CONTAINING nearly l H IsEgH, Hut i." u.r ...IHH
and Engraung- ui Che Anaisrs of tle U.u..H H.
Esuz in state OF healII aui Disease a.UU s Il.s.
tisU on kaIiy EUou-, ..- lyp..u,ue tUu-,tJ. J.....t
upon the Nina auI Body, a..h .Ir 1aiH..r I..H
Of Trcaimsnt-lle only IaHtuu slI eu..t#....
mode oi cure. as shown NY tl- report OF ..-..
treated. A truthful aIy..er fu fue u aII.H... s..
those contemplating msrlltsu, vu. H..yrl.. IrsI..
OF their physical cOuJluuu. sent l... u. postage .H
any aJIress, on reg,.pt 90 lh Crult. a sf.UI. ..
postal currency, uy addressing u.. ia tEJIN. N..
81 MsIdsu L.lr, AIusuy, N. D.
The AutlUr usY bel consulted upon SOY u' ono
diseases upon sl.gu hs tUya lIeals r...... IoH...
the world. s....#..#
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ItONE a TUNNELL-,Wholesale and Retai
I } Booksellers. Statonere, and News Agents
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

John W. Forney, D D., once denomi.
mated Thaddeus Stevens a william at
heart, whose escape from Pennsylvania
might not be permitted by the laws,
and, 10 add TO this extreme bitterness
Of denuncistion, called him "a Yakeer'
Was this "a coPpeThead hoax" uncle
SteYensa
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reproach2 Your executioner may
abridge the period of my existence )
but while l exist l shall not forbear TO
vindicate my character and motives
from your sspersions; and as man to
whom fame is dearer than life, l will
make the last use of that life in doing
justice to that reputation which is to
live after me, and which is the only
legacy l can leave TO those honor and
love, and for whom am proud 10
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

coal AND WOOD.
COLLECTING AGENTS,

II S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
IL. collects Note, Accounts, Sc, IN Middle len
no-see Office &C SIate Capitol, next door 70 T eo'
,rai Court Room. p .. Lock Box 81. Nee adter-
fi.arneut In nnother column. Ldocs-om
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of o Deed oi 7 slst u-as f1 one r. I-..
10 tss. uli the ltth uf tpri l-... ari I..H ...
tered u iu- EeF.sler'a utee lf lsF. iaaa r.......
in Ho1z 81 up. 90. go. 81 %. .a Hh4N NHUfI. ...
Zffh dav ~ ID arch urft u1af to fut.I- s... ..
ths prrm.-la unless sooner d.-rosei 81 st D.. I'd.
ssI- ffst aa. uaf4e i1t rtfaal.uE 'l.m Hs-...
Waier rlrasi. fn Nashville. rlnfiag siFalf r.s bad.
dr.I aH.I sftaen frst 0l cs-H s.rrr, taI ... .. s
The lf..a..r 'f.Ies fr0 Frry- par s. fH .......
h f1ra f5r ra.a. Ierus. Nur IH.Fl .lsr ..
reside .n one end 800 years E.tl .r.f r.4. ..
,sith aU1g srelniy Required. s1,i e .aa -... ...
at-i.ti 4eJ. %. EHI Nt. ......
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

The Richmond Enquirer says Asa
Hartz delivered lecture on "Babies, %
in Raleigh, recently, for the benefit OF
the poor. The people Of NeWbern want
TO hear IT, he responds.
where's, We have been invited by
sundry citizens Of Newberne TO deliver
our lecture on Babies" and whereas
the said lecture ought to be delivered
for the benefit of the poor; therefore,
Resolved, That lge are the poor.
Resolved, That we will deliver the
lecture accordingly.
ASA HARTz. Oh m and SecretarY.n
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COLGATk's HONEY soar.

THIS eeleb.asei TOiis' sosp. 30 sl,a uaysrss
demand, is maie irom Jhe cAoicsst usteuss, ..
mild and smolisnt in .,s as.arc. Irasrsuiiy
scented, sui extremely bsaehyIal u .s set11
upon the ssiu. For sale By sl uus...s srt
Fancy Goods Dealers. I.l4.Iv
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Patriotic Speech of Robert Emmet,
Esq, before Lord NOrburY, at the
Session House, Dublin, on an in-
dieiment for High TreasOn---EK-
tract.
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The Mobile Times, Of the 10th, says:
"A private letter received in this city,
states that the cholera is raging fearful
y IN HayAnA" Letters 20 the same
effect have been received In cincinnAti
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HAVING qualified a. Admin. .sfrs.Jr sH Ua rH.
tate o. John o. Hall. deceased. r..e Dr. .H r..
lly aif peraou- tlvluF claims a.a.aat sai eH.... ..
he them sIth me aidl.n ine tur pfrHrri..I Dbl
haE or they oil be- uau-i, sai tlnss iulr...H ..
cous fgrHari and make payment.
lanls-H Iiiils Hu SMITH AH.Hr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

The Louisiana State penitentiary at
Baton Rouge is undergoing repairs, 1t
is proposed to teach the criminals the
shoe trade. Says the Advocate: "The
labor of one hundred convicts, steadily
applied, will result in the manufacture
of forty-eight thousand pairs of shoes
per annum. This alone will keep with.
in the State a very large sum that is
now paid direct to Massachusetts"
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First GLASS Steamers,
FIFE e E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT a Co.

TARRANT a Co.:
Gentsmen-l am resident Of Curscos. and have
been disposed % write - you concerning the Toai
value Of your sELTLEk APEKlENr ~ q remedy
or Indigestion and Dyspepsia- desire 10 express
~ you my sincere gratitude for the great Jsnsdt the
skbILkk hss done my wife.
For four or uve years my wife has beer sadly
athlcted with Dyspepsia, and aiier being under the
treatment Oi several Doctors for two OF three years,
she was hnaliY induced % seeE the sdElce Of =
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, " Nenezueia,
Who Immediately treated her with. your EFEk-
NEsCEhT bELiAEh APERlENI, she began -
improve II once. and is nov PERFECrLY WELL.
ieel it 70 be my duty for the good Of humanity -
make this statement, feeling that medicine val
uatie should be widely kucsn.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude aad thankH.
am very respectfully yours,
s.. u. q. HENRiQUER,
New lorE June ., 90. Merchant Curaca0, SsA.
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A SLAYER has just been captured by a
Spanish irigate of the coast Of Cuba
Several hundred slaves were on board,
some estimates making the number ~
high e. ! 500.
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NO. 29e.
SPECIAL NOTICES

PHOTOGRAPHS Photograph of Generals
FEDERAL and Confederate. The Iarrest co.'s
lection IN the west, i0r sale, wholesale ana
lstal' Remember tho place, Gallery ina
cumberland, 23Csdar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. msvq-.tl
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Browns Bronchial Troches
uAyDa A nIaFar I,ELrsyus f1 rlt ria5a H...
iuuEpArs uElf...
FoF bronchitis, Asthms, Cstsrrh, CousumF.
tive aad Ihsosg Disease


rE5ruts saE rsr1 VIVA sIats. .l.u --r.r...
bIN6EKa Ard PUBLIC .fEtLrE
Will 6nd noches useful .u eI-arae tHe voice a .r
taken before Singing of sgeasur. a.i fa..sr.. ..H
throat siisr sr uuualai etarIsa .i t... yuaI a. .
The Troshss are recommended ,li pl.HH..I uF
Physicians, ani have bgi te.l.lll... ....H .....
uent men throughout ua souurlY. Is.lE ss ....
Gle of true ment and having proved tus.f sI.....Y
by test Of mauy years. sasb year daia tlsaIIa ..
d.tonsl locaIus- tu VarIou- IaIt1 of lHH aHI. s.I
tho Trochr- sIs uuiyer.s J pfJaauar arei t...-r ..a
other ARTICLES.
Obtain only "EE1ss's rl1vsIusL T1lr1H. aHI
do pot take any OF to- Wal.a sss Iuaar84s .s.
may b. offered
Sold oyerysbsre Iu .He fatsI rfr-. sH...u I..
eign Cou-lue- af .. rea., rs. u.E-
Janlz-3m
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The following ( an extract from 8
letter from Major henry @. Lawrence,
Assistant QuarterIaaster, and agent of
the Freedmen's Bureau at Fayette-
vile, North Caro- iiss The letter was
addressed to a flssnd, at present so
journing in this city.
Major Lawrence is = gentleman of
fine intellectual endoWments and at
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The Senate Committee On Foreign
Relations has determined - report
fsvorably on the nomination Of les.
Campbell 10 the Aexiesn mission.
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hes hstdAi thAmhsr, a. Esssy os WaIu.ah
snd Instruction Tor louag nen. Also. nca ana .s.
lsbia treatment ilr DISEASES of the Urnsrs srI
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CONGRESS WATER

Is csshsrtic alternative and tonic. and ls yslus-
bic remedy for affections OF the Liver and kidneys,
Dyspeps.s, GOut, Chronic Constipation and Cut7ne-
Gus diseases. Iss most powerful preventive OF the
FeyeTs and Bilious Complaints, 80 prevalent IN
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water.

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N discovered or manu- zctu red thst equals tness
waters a. = preventative, relief and PeTmsneDt cure
for many temporary and ehron diseases, as prov
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