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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18

A letter, dated at Darlington, S. c.,
February 5, from Gen w. P. Richard
son, addressed 10 us, contains the fol-
lowing notable passages:
"My district is composed of nine
counties (or districts, S they are called
here,) in the northeastern part of the
State, and most hopeful state Of affairs
exists. The freedmen are all employ
ed at fair wages, and are working, &C
cording TO the statements of planters
themselves, much better than there was,
for a while, any reason 10 anticipate. l
have labored diligently to restore rela-
lions of mutual confidence between the
planters and the freedmen, on the prin-
ciple that as these people were coin
PEELED 10 live together, the interests of
both parties would be promoted by the
relations between them being harmo-
NOUS, and have succeeded beyond my
expectations Planters exhibit their
confidence in the freedmen by plant
ing to the full Of their ability, and the
freedmen, by their good conduct and
industry, seemed determined to con
vince every one that they msy be re-
lied upon in their new condition.
"0n the coast and the Sea Islands
affairs are not 50 prosperous, but they
are very much improved, and a little
good mansgement-which We are sure
10 have under General Sickles, and
General Scott, who succeeded General
SAxton, IS Assistant Commissioners Of
the Bureau-will, / believe, soon make
every thing right in that part of the
State
"The quiet and orderly conduct Of
the people, both white and colored, de-
prived as they are Of the customary re
straints Of civil law, is really surpris-
ing. l travelled, recently, nearly two
hundred miles, in an open carriage,
without 8 guard, aud without arms
through unfreauented parts of the
country, and l found the road, by
night or day. IS secure As in Ohio
This cheering intelligence is confirm
ed by late papers from the Palmetto
State We do not suppose South Caro-
lima hiss become a second Massachusetts,,
but she moves and is getting along
wonderfully. The South Ca~rolinian
even hsa favorable intelligence touch
ING the disposition Of the freedmen. 1t
says;
Information from the upper districts
gives assurance that the negroes have
generally gone To work Upon plants
tons on the sesboSrd they seem, at
last TO be coming to the conviction that
their hope Of support from the Freed
mems BUreau Is an illusion, and that
they must provide for themselves
Planters sre receiving information that
It they viii return TO their places, they
Will ind thsir people in = more oompls-
cent mood"
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In an article relative to President
johnson and the ultra radicals, the
Raleigh IN. CT Standard says

The Southern people can only look on, as
they have no representation in the Con-
gress, but they will be. perhaps, the most
deeply interested in the result. The strug-
gle viii shake the government itself to the
centre. But we have no fears Of Andrew
Johnson. Right or wrong, he is a man Of
iron will; but he will be strengthened and
sustained in this great crisis by the know
ledge that he is standing on the COnstltu-
ton, and e~ontending for the principles
laid down by the fathers. He declares that
he is not looking to a reelection. We be-
lieve him; but II be should succeed IN this
conflict with the ultras Of his own party,
and should restore the Union OF the
States in its entirety and integrity, as
we feel sure he will do in the end, he
will build up for himself a popularity
equal TO that Of Gen. Jackson or Mr.. Clay in
their best days. II is exceedingly impor-
tant that every friend the President has in
the South, should be cautious in what he
saws and does, while this conflict is pro-
sressine, Every hard word uttered by
Southern men about the so called "radi-
Gals. I" is a thorn in the Presidents path.
Every manifestation of disloyalty is an OBJ
struciion in his way, and weskens his arm
which is stretched forth to aid US. Every
unacceptable member of Congress, elected
BY the ~insurgent States and pressed for adj
mission. Is 30 much dead weight which the
President has 10 carry. He has already
been seriously embarrassed by the conduct
Of those very States for whose existence as
States he is contending; and if he should
fail in the struggle, and if the worst
should thereafter happen 10 US, 1t will be
owing 20 the conduct referred TO-.
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No. 2I4.

DOR sALE-23 Acres good Garden Land; Brick
Il house Of tao rooms aud kitchen smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house one Of the
best spout springs IN the country. Two miles from
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Nc
FERNS aud MIR. h. Truirs. Price IS, 100; one half
CASA, balance IN one year. Apply 70
ii. 81. SCOVEL.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
E~ERRlIARN EIIEa 1890

Josiah Pow al, ct ais, W. George Baker, et ais
IN this cause, it appearing TO the CLERK ana Mss
ter that the defendants susan Bruce. and her hus-
band, LiuletJn Bruce, and Mary Sanders0n, and
her hasbaod, Thomas SsndersOn, are non resi-
denis OF the State Of Tennessee so that the
ordinary. process OF law cannot be served upon
them 1t Is therefore ordered that publicadon
he made for four successive weeks In the Nash
vile Unio8, a newspaper publlshed IN the ely OF
Nashville, tennessee, requIr ng ssld dsfsndanis 10
appear Al the next term VI the Chsncsry Court o.
smith counf v, to be- held At the courthouse IN Car
tnare on The third Monday ia August, 1866, to sn-
swet complainsnts NH, or the same viii be taken
Tor confessed and set Lr hearing * parIe ~ 70
thsln. ID, d. Campbell, Z. s M.
rahfQ-Afm
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Rheumatiem.

struma, Kings Evil, Glandulsr swelings. Eryspi-
elss, U cerAt on. Salt Ruean.
This faint hereditary and scqured,) filing LIE
with untold misery, l=, by alususl medical rene
nIn.. lnnurAhle.
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Senate bill No. 326: To amend an act
passed January IS, 1860, entitled an act to
amend an act 70 establish d system Of 10
ternal improvements. passed February II,
1852. Passed on second reading, and re-
ierred 10 the Committee Oh Internal I'm
prOveFnents-
Senate bill No. 3l4: For the benefit Of
Miss .Ophelia Peart. Passed over infor-
mally on third reading.
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Mr.. Patton moved a call of the House,
which showed As members present.
After waiting for some time, q second call
was had, which showed SO members pres
eut.
The door keeper was then sent out after
absent members.
Mr.. Williams appealed for the withdraw
al of the previous question, but Mr.. Raul
stOn, acting for the msjority, refused.
Another vote was taken, but no quorum.
Mr.. Smith, Of Hardeman, made a few
remarks, urging an adjournment till Mon
day, so that a compromise could be effected.
Mr.. Symmetry said he believed there was
no doubt OF the fact that if the previous
qestion were Withdrawn, and members al
lowed TO offer amendment, and speak on
them, the retiring members would return
~ the hall.
Mr.. Smith, cf Hardeman, moved an ad-
tournament Carried, ayes %, noes p.
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serious ARRAY in columbus.

We learn from the Columbus papers
the particulars Of the shooting OF a ne
gro soldier in that city a few days sgo
Two young gentlemen were walking
up Broad street where they met a ne
gro soldier who, 20 sll appearances, III
against one OF them purposely. The
gentleman remarked you had better
run over me-, whereupon the negro
commenced cursing him bitterly and
using most insulting language The
| gentleman did his best 10 avoid the diff.
hculty, telling the negro TO so away,
and walked on very quietly. At last
the negro asserted Nhathe hsd put hun
dreds ike him under ground and pro-
ceeded 10 draw his bayoneL when the
gentleman drew his repeater snd shot
the negro three times. The negro with
his bsyonet in his hand and still ours
Ing. tottered back 20 some shanties.
He was finally carried 10 the barracks
where he died in s few minutes
The gentleman who fred the shot is
said TO be M. Cooper Lindsay, one OF
the best and brsvest young men in the
city. Fearing the vengeance Of the
negro troops he fled, pursued by 8
SQUAD, one of whom fired At him, but
without effect Mr.. Lindsay escaped,
and so did the gentleman who WAS
with him, said 10 be Mr. Hub Ruther.
ford
A collision between the whites and
blacks At one time was greatly feared,
as there was much excitement The
officers. however, ordered all the color
ed troops to the barracks The officers
used their best endeayors 10 svoid all
difficulty, and promised that citizens
should be unmolested
Mr.. Sol. Crew, while quietly walking
along the street. after the shooting,
was Knocked down by a mnsket in the
hands Of = negro soldier
Several shots were fred from the bar
racks into the adjacent building
In the excitement Mr. Ledbetter was
accidentally shot in the leg by a glAne-
ing ball The shot wEs not from a ne.
gro
Major Warner, formerly Of the naval
iron works, who WA walking on the
opposite side Of the street was shot in
the leg by a ball fred from one of the
windows Of the barracks His leg was
Amputsted above the knee.
The papers while oomplimenting the
ofsoers Of the barracks say that negro
! soldiers have done al in their power to
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THE NHrTE HousE-It sppesrs that
$4,000 have already been sppropriA-
Ted and expended for repairing and
re0arnishing the Presidential Mansion,
since the death Of Mr.. Lincoln, and
that $4,000 more are necessary to
complete the Job, although President
johnson desires 10 have it done in the
most economical style Mr.. Stevens
old Thad~-in aspeeeh on the subject
stated 10 the House on the 18th inst.
.bst nearly 0og aSgvl araele, inchaasag
b,ldfns, hraihvF hs gold spoons bough IA
V4n Burr's n1aF a eel as o~rnaneats.
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had been removed from the White House.
by irresponsible parties, during the sir
0ssks succeeding TIE death Of Ar. Lincoln
1t is enough t make every honest
Americans cheek hush with shame 10
read such a statement as this. Who
are the plunderers2 i there DO way
to detect and punish them?
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crnernI Crnnt,. Opinion.

Under this head, the Washington
.,rrespondent OF the Cincinnati Ca
-at,e in his dispatch Of the 10Th says
Genera Grants position upon the Edmis-
-, I'D the Southern members, as expressed
late conversation, Is, that those who
1,vsl. and who are elected by loyal con
,-.gts. and can take a test oath, should
oreivcd. THIS, ne said, would admit
and possibly seven in all. Ca being
81 that there were eight from Tennessee,
nee be replied thai some from that State
I'D not be received. lie heartily APP
-,-.s OF the Frcedmen's bureau Bill, eN-
- that he thinks that only army ciicer'
-bssala be employed by the Bureau, in order
I've expenses. lie is m favor Of trying
.aftors OF the Richmond Examiner f0I
,-,ason. He Is arm In his opposition 10 the
~withdrawal Ct troops.
We suspect Gen. Grant is not posted
in regard 70 the members from Ten
nessee he will think better Of them
when be forms their acquaintance
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY 10Th, 1866.
Yonng. Vi. Daniel IayIor. I'd sls.

William Young. vs. Daniel Taylor, ct ais.
IN this cause il appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter that the defendant Mstue J. Mana, Executrix
etc., OF + .. Mann, deed, l. a nonresident OF The
State OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process ot
lae ca not be served upon her: Ia Is therefore or
dersd that publication Ue made for four sue esslve
weeks, Ia the Nashville Unon, a newspaper PUT.
hshed 10 the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requir-
ing SAID defendant to appear at The August term OF
the Cnsucery Court OF smith cOuaty, 90 be held st
Carthage. ON the third Monday 10 August, 1866, 10
plead, ansWer or d-uur 10 cOmpiainsut's bih. OF
the same will be taken for confessed, as to her, ana
set for hear ~ exparte
febls-wit ID. H CAMPBELL, G. & NJ.
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CONSTITUTION.
LIFE Y Il u P
Composed OF
Composed OF

IODIpE OF POTASSIUM,
WITH THE COMPOUND CJNCENTRA1Ep
FLUID EXTRACT OF VALUABLE MELICl-
Val ROOFS AND hEkBS.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee

kULts, $50.
Nancy P. Bradley, by 81, ". Jas. 5. Bradley, ct ais.
IN this cause, 1t appearing 70 the sairsiaeton OF
Of the Clerk and Master that the dsf-ndant Logan
n. McCagFer is a non resident o. the Stste Of
Tennessee, 50 that the Ordinary process Of law
cannot 5s served upon him. it y therefore o.
dsrsd that publication be madsfu for Tour Consecutive
weeks, Ia me Nashville Union, A peSspaFer pub
hshet ID the city # Nashville, Tenne see fequn-
log "a q defendants to appear AT the nexttem o. tie
: hAncey Court Of Smlth county, 10 De hsld 81 he
Court house 70 Carthage, On the third Monday IN
August, 1850, then and there 10 plead, snsEer or
demur 10 cOmplanauts' bal, or the same viii be
taken for confessed aud set Tor hearing eEparte, as
70 hun. u. IL CAMPBELL ca N.
febls wit
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Letter from Colonel TilIman,

From She shelbyylle American Union.
Below we publish a letter from Col.
Lewis Tillman. Il will be read with
interest, coming as it does from n of
the best Of men, and a staunch Unionist
FEBRUARY 10Th, 1866.
Mr.. T. h. Lard:
DEAR SIR-My son informs me that
Won called at my office to-day TO pro
cure a copy of the resolutions offered
at the meeting on Saturday last
REJECT that / was not IN TO furnish
them to you, and admit your right, as
one of the Secretaries of the meeting,
TO have n copy Of them. The resOlu'
tons were hastily drawn, without con-
sultation with any one, and would not
have been offered If / could have Sc
cured the amendment to the Commit
tees that | moved. ardently desired
harmony in the meeting and in the
Union party, and think the public will
see. that there is no more of the Fin
fernal negro" in my resolutions than in
the committees. would be glad you
would permit this little note to appear
in YOUR columns.
Respectfully, yours, etc,
LEWIS TiLlMAN.
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No. 229.

NOR sALE-2O, 40, or 5fS feet front on North
\ Cherry street, 100 feet deep, next north Of the
Commercial HOTEL This is a central business To-.
cahty. Price $3.50 per foot. One-h8lf cash, bslsnce
IN l and 2Years; interest aud lien.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
J. I. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTs.
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NASHVILLE,

MILL Etlenitn the erecting o. al L,u.
w chInerl. Nils, OIL We h.. EnVuss and ~
chlneTy furnished On the best O! tsuns- Aeents -
toe oeieorsie1 seesm Eng nes, sseAm HSsts N
Msehinery J. Is. Mooaey, Of Onrinnan. Persons
as4-s y tatchsse would 90 vel % consult u.
- We thnk We can sccommodsfe them an -
cnnegy oooght Of rs Sll have our per.ona sftan.
ION N the erection Of L We sre stH IN ~ So
rs AschAne business, snd have some lev msehipes
let mat VII % sad yert chesp. We Eso stend
ne 6ene7A Repairing Business, Key FIuine-
Be- hsnglnS, brsss Founding etc.
decSi-sm
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For Sale

~ o. me best kes deuces 10 the country. ID
" ~ -oltnefn pau g { ne city, scar The termiuua
y NAsnule Horss- Railroad, 10 . hrsf
tHo-stofy onek, uith Zen rooms, rtehe1. a. gosi
uf1kslioAe house a "A servant housas. eood o.
teII 49, }a54 FM enclosed. win ~ acres 81
nli AtN Nnleh - 1rsf rate garden land. sail
sls1 en9.ee Inuit r. - A part lie used for q hnex
{aia, va plenty - EEhar. and al ccuFeaienees
ii els too4 The n. and Q. Railroad passes
eelted lt uufnin' hnck- The property = ourads
ne eufPofaAon, ana = rhsrefore sxsmps nom go
poIs1o4 AA@ good spring - immeGataiy a.
joining tle pro pery. Terms easY.
AqMfeol WILSON A MuRFHEE.
noFi-u or N.MAIT HROWNAC0.
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SUNDRIES.
MAYORS OFFICE.

p 2ASN-s GNS- ~ Aoeo. ]
DR0PERTY owners on College snd Msrke,
Il Streets. between The Square sud Broad street
sre hereby notified 70 construct new stone or brck
psEeulertsi OF % raset the old ones wherever Il 4
grades which vii be furnished bT he CIV Epsfneer
on application Sad woTk must be Commenced
within lee days nom this dsfe, and pushed rapidly
10 counpleu0a, or thecity vii contract with paTaes
Tor The siane, aud the expense WHl 10 charged &c
the property owners.
dac4 W MATT. BROWN. Mayor.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1855.


Geo. W. Catron, Administrat)r, ct sls.
IN this cause, it appearing TO the Clerk and Mas
ter that the names snd residences Of z daughter Of
Wm. ROWS, decd. and her heirs, and a daughter
OF - kOsls, decd. and her hens are unknown,
20 that the ordinary pr cess Of iaa cannot be
ssrsed upon them lis therefore ordered thai pub
hcanOn be made Tor four successive wee *, IN the
Nashville uuioD, q newspaper published ia the city
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requir ny said defendants
10 apDesr al the next term VI The Chaucery Court
Of smith county 10 oe held ri the Court house IA
Carthage, on the toird Monday in August, lsG6,
70 sasae r Compliments bill, or the same VIII be
takep for confessed and set 7 hearing sxparie, as
10 them. b. ID. CAMPBELL, q. 4 NJ.
febiS-N4t
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EHOR s~ALE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-IgK
II Acres; one small Frame Ruidfnr of two rooms;
ieacss IN ordsri THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Bls@k Two Freestone springs.
0ne clsterp on the nil 693 feet trout on the Buena
Vista Plkei the entire plst IL shout square. On
the l5z acres are found hih. glen. bower. recess,
rocks ia bold relief, precipice, fat springs. creek
and a romantic DIVE. This picturesque Watering
Place, IN possession Of the right man, can - msde
the most attractive summer resort about Nashville;
sod beng only IL miles froan the city, IL easily
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt BE-
fore many months Will be accessible By Street Rail
rOsd- Price $500, on easy terms. Apply 70
b. g. SCOVHL. Real Estate Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

Extensive Sale
OF
GOVT ROLLING STOGEI
MILITARY DIvIsIoE OF THE T~ENNEssEE.l
CHEtz QUAKIEaNAsrERs OFFlcE,
US. MILITARY RAILaoAps.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan slh, ls56
WILL be sold ST Public Auction, at Memph $.
w tennessee, "Wednesday, February tn, ls66,
the follo4Ing described Rolling stock, viz
90 -Four Locomotive Engines I've iest gauge,
three old snd disnsnted, one repursble1
u6) 5 xteen Box and CD nine Fiat Cars.-moIe or
less-hve feet gauge
Same Time and Place,
O) One Locomotive Engns. i've feet gauge, lying
In the dltcn On the line Of the NJ ssissippI Contra
| Railroad, tEelve miles North Of Grand junction
At Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, February
18th, Ik66, will Oa sold the following described Roll
ing stock, AL Of five feet gauge aud IN good running
order, VIZ
a. 1ns Locomotive Engine, Lyman & soGther,
QsJ Eighteen " r. Morns q Son,
builders.
Works, builders.
Q) One Snmbourn & Smith
builders.
% One 7 locomotive Tender.
C10) Two hundred Fiat and Box Cars, (mors or
iassl
Same Time and Place.
s Locomotive Engines. unseryicsable.
Boilers and Running Gears for two ~ Dummy
Engines, unserVlcehle,
% FIVE spans, 100 feet each, Medium Truss
Bridge. (l Two spans bridge, 90 feet each.
Q35) one hundred sud tbuty-threa perch LIST snd
ID class Cut Stone, comprising foundation Of Round
House.
VIII also be sold, on above mentioned date, st
Memphis and Nashville, the balance OF Military
Railroad Property remaining undisposed Of at that
hole.
Sales will 81 each place at 10 o'clock,
sn. and continue until all the property Is dispose
ed Of
Terms of Sale.
Cash, in Government funds; or, when purchases
by Railroad Companies, on credit az desired) # not
exceeding two years, payable in monthly install
ments with interest Ut the rate Of 7 3 10 per cent.
per annum, secured by uOnd, satisfactory TO the
Government, for double the amount oT the proper
ty purchased
Full descriptions Of the Engines can be obtained
on application to Capt 5. R. Hamill. A. q NJ, Nash
Tl q, Tenn. F.. y. CHILLY.
jadIO % iebl9 Bvt Mai $40 NJ, U-s.A.
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provoke trouble and have sought diff
culties.
IL is supposed that the affair will IN
dergo an investigation when Lindsay
and Rutherford viii both appesr-At-
laEta Era, l5h.
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DIED,

10 this city, on yesterday, Saturday, February
Is, 1885, ait-r a lingering illness, VIZ sHULI, son
ofthe late VIM. r shull, aud grandson Of Moses,
sged four years, eleven months and five days.
The friends and scqgaDtances OF The family are
respectfully invited t. attend he funeral from the
residence Of Mr.. Moses. IN West Nashville, to day
at 3 o'clock :. IN. Divine service by BsT. Dr. X. +.
&. Howell.
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No. 900.

EoR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
" a. fOllows A two story Frsme HOUSE IN peTfec
repair, newly painted, on second rank Of The UhlC
river IN hil uea OF u, near the foot OF the Falls
cisiern under the house. Stahie under ground
24x24. Wood shed, &c, Sc House stands 90 feel
back from one street and ~ feet from the OtheE
Lot - on the corner, 6Jxi6s. with rear fencing
Also tWO cottages, Of three rooms Gach, on LOT
l9Qxl70, with rear fence; cistefn TO each house,
aud well for both. All valued at $1,000
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A&lv advertisement
L~ostS2oo--sso Reward.

4 OsT, Yesterday morainR, s9meWheEs on the
store, North college street. snd Dcaderck street. a
Bank Note hc1k. equialnBg S1yl, 10 aGs, iOs, bss
and smsiier bns; about SO IA 50 cent pieces. The
above reward all be pad Tor the recovery Of the
money. LEWIS KOHLGk,
fsbis-2t@ q Ho.th College street :
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Everything Moral, Chssts and Amu,~
sa-Doors open st 70 ?; Performance con
ees toS. precisely.
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Rapidity of Cure.

Som say, "Your cures are too quick, while 9TH
sfs doubt their pernsnence. and thnk that diseases
can ouy be CURED by the 'sloa, recuPerauYe pro-
cess OF Natute.
This is our reply: In health, the body, like a well
balanced scale, Is in "a state at equilibrium. But
when, hon any cause, down goes , az side Of the
scale, We have The effects II dtssas-- " Lat Is re-
qulste, is 10 restore the no ma lance OF tie
scale.
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Wanted.

DY tEo young msz Of sxpeuencai aged 81 sad
ID g years, situations al ether Charcoal or An
throcils Iton WORKS, as Hausger and Book Keep
sE. They can bsing good reoomms2danons 40 q
Book Keeper, MlesburE Centre coEnfT, Pa
lanl3-4ld ttE4
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EaFsIspss and Writing Pap

QAMBEL RAYNOR 4 co, lie and NJ
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Guiding eFery style 81 E~sistolary NO.. La
ciai, Pay Drug Aad Portfolio Eu4eiopez
also a9le a9snS fer fne fsrinE 4 HEns
Mr1uf Papers D. tne cess Of sunsusf
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