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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

Epuous' aNr rruti-urEs' cows
uoA. Tac tiirl inaual u-reti,g - ihi, 49,
sociatiou "a. iciI ID Aszu-fa ia.t veck
A. the-c meeting, az of q rar.iy bs-inss,
ohsracter. ~ OF, tclo1 tasi rln b q
r,,r-,i iaier q O. q r.ti.c. Say l,e en-
dcused INTO th~ s;atsflsni flai th~ aia !. a.
cirsate ti,c cl,ara.,rr, I'D sid % a. ,G
c.cncy Of ttc rrrs, in this STATE To- 60
lo~ing oiIccrs vcfc chosen tor thc cu.uire
wear
fnesiirnt. 4. ~. Elseu
Nicc frrsilcnf.. join m Lvulc. Fl
WI >pra-uc. Va A. fid-in.
Recording So. j. T. h4tlcr
Cor. - a. n Riciarhnn
rrrasurtr. y X Sa~rer
kx~rufIv- q o-n. As-. A Iiorns-. 81 n
Hal. Rev. q ". 0sinty
A interesting f,airrr % tie r,oetiuss
81 thc trst iostaimcul 81 rrposts o1n A.
Commodities ass.-nrlio prepare Iii-'ory -
ihc ne~spsrcr. a. Nance. lIaacoek and
knoN werc rcporicl in fan and OHford IN
part. Tbe.s iocai Laa gics -ili D. printed
~iib e. proceeiings. ard uhca thus co...
Tested AL prove 81 grst historical v.iue.
ID, invitation oi t'o,. Cony. pisasant
hour "a spent in ile ENccaiise ID. part
acct. thc mvutsrs beinr prr-C,.tcd % the
Go'cmQg by Mr uonsn.
Ise Hca.bsrs q the ifaferns;y ar GREAT
j. Indebted 90 their Augusta brliircn ior
Gle mars ceartr,irs csfrnIrI anl flank.
arr cspv-is.n dne Mr-srs- IIoman II ta-
Faru-F aul Oa.alg sd AIS Banner uLo SOS
active ,a arFal ius i-E AIS 49,. s.ag.
o. Nclnea1ay c,-niu- az mculbs-.
were inVifcl OBJ ilscv az thc req lsnc, "a
Mr lioulan. ulerr ilss ua-s several iiss.u-
-aislrrl C,izrus 30 an ats. and wlfc ~
Ealcl viih ss-h . rcpa,, a. ca D. sprval b.
a. editor a. lhc State csritaL Ca Thar.
dal Mcssrs. H9uan an Qsir.bv io.ok .aeh
oi ihs parif a. urrr uoi obliged to rave a.
uoen. a,oui tLs c.u. .hss.as tie ,area,
pIao,s oi Interest.
Ihr n~N; -rssi1a ~iLl b, - in BiIIe-
ford. ii.r sos SEX ,a A.-ast. l-s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

La.t Weire-isv. = body of men ss.cu-
Died af Ho.ro-. ir ui.1t fl.r termed q N.
iioral Drion C-rrcriiou. auI noui.atrl
~ G.vrrurr. rLroi1rc y. Srcc,.ir. of
LovrH. ard nl.o.~-.i A. o'cl,sk. the
sane mr. as-e-uti-I 81. q fr.lorraf-r q r.
st-''1- r''l iu-' r~r-n,~,i ihc vork 90 fLc
rIutnirr. sl1re 90 ihe psr-rs put fhe ~
F.or's o. s,fr irsi--a'iu.- the latter l.v the
~or.is '' srcoud svs-.un. TIE Bo.ton Al
u-~r srr-as'n- of-ihi- assembly. .ars.
90 To- era.sr ~irh vhirh densocrst. an
uuaas 80 tare.-a the aaoilot-~ oi na.n-
lna.In- cta. -ar. 'or thc state cGrrs las
long tc.n Admired. u o.. thr tria4rf ni
ah-ffart forrn ~ BIN -,fur L--aa-rs. al .--~
cau nr iudu. t.. O. ,oal- s1erfl.r- every r,sr
from q. parts of fhc ...l,aoa urs.tf. All
taNo' tar caa..i-a.rs merely fe kstp srtr
or-ltizliilr q % rl-ft wt..h i4- ben i- +,
riinurftf fr-r icf nlore fhan tusrrr wear.
sna o. nos as arrnilr fer-el oil frau. sa.-
SEES taar ever. Ia lrtis,srrais IS ..nr.,las
hnaesrr. % addition a. this l.f.f ru.ary Ger
cmont. al,p llhcrrg-iy rerfarerI fh-
cnrai- aafirs rre1ired tr ttc fetir- 90 a
do DE or-arfraflau "a lh ttr a..,.fsrre
ci 80 lsri sl-rP from oiller l.l.ls f.l,-t Or
t.- fatasu.tas al Nai.anal nlsa
'.rt'.t'lr at fae.tr o',l -. a..I raf-.-tIt
vert fhro--f u.fi aii 80 -r-rrr--... --... ~
pirate OBJ f.i- o--as. 1n. r.ass.ue rrsrl.,ior.
aN- r- laulIt aEcs ard firn a.
''-l 'A .rF .r--r E-l al-s all pass
90 af. aUlf iIr...L rL.
a-.rt fru 70 rafriV.r- frri- c~r rn-....
afarns. >aeh ipse 81 political r.srtir.-,
l'' .-- 'an trs. aas nrfrr before sfeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

IHE ENrrY SAW Engravel % j.
C. bCrEEr. iro1n Drasing ~ Ms g..
L.. SAUNA 90 Ibc Epl.sy Sleeve s-g-
cess 1880 ihe Brave Boys wha have pass
81 ii.ro a-h hlosdy Scenes and sph.l3 thcir
Co4ntry Flag uFoa abs 8.ss.s Fieil. Anl
slo ned no better csiicacs 81 thoir deso-
tion 20 thei- Counirs than '' Tee EmPiy
Siecve.~ ihc srnias a CO. gifted Artiss
las conceive! thu bsst possiilc IDEA sue-
ecs;ci By a. t.iic. Thc az woFu soiircr.
fr,sh iroaa 6clts 90 carnage ~tcrc Le las
r.ouI,i forlh his sacri6ciai oarrir- % bllol
AL i-fi O. mouller hi- eooi ri-Lt am.
taSe- uI.on b.. kaec ht. Htti, chiid. The
hulc iciio~ wiih material rltio-.iY and chiii-
Dol. iuIair takes the kmpty si~cse ard
COOKS vou.. riu-'r ior Ihe ,ost arm. TIE
lah a. couricnanre az tbc fathcr. ard u,ute
ssrpri-~ ~ ihe ,h.l4. IA bst toueh tie
Acart oi ihe irheli-F. and deepen tao rev
esence Tor tho-r no hass 90 nohir sacii-
lcst Or tar.r couufrs 3. good. t., ensras-
ias is 80. ~ ~ lstr lption oniy
fr.uled or hsass flafr rsF--r ard furnish
81 at 80 Dollars per copy. John Han-
ker,1n. Iori iaad. A-,ai i1r Name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

Iur GEsNp TErSE o.u.r.iair-s - ths
BAL conf 'Ha az tLc trlcs % this iiae 1.si-
top, To- sunm-r Tki.h VS. q. natr Il
aii ri-hi seems -' h.rr pa..-i ~ii.oat Co.,
efhrisnf Steps hasin- been takea tor bel. re-
Pan. fhat ~rrc needed We ~. I'd. tist
inoss two efii--rut express n.sscnrsrs Per-
cinard p. Favor ani Willis p Work. base
resigned theIr Positions. not ca-.n- o. r--
nc~ co. ir csPenenrs oi last winter On the
ruai- d rrrt.cu.ln Who ardrrsfarJs rail
roaiin-. and -ho ha. ia.t hven Over soue
srei'ons on f'1t gives aolrtrng or favor
ale a-oouu; oi Be- crnt.filn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12
The ELECTrOys.

iear States voted Ta-,d.r. Penrr,t,s
na. lafiarf. Olio. aud lota Iattr Is.f
CO.. rress fae delezaf,oa stooI l- tn,o.
- carf erheai. We have osr-rd aH the
o'a't- .'y large aa i1utiess rot Ia.ta CON.
1rcs-1aan. ard rrota'lir rri1tl lora.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12
GOrfurO Democrat
PARIS. MAINE. OCT. 70. 1855.
Moses aad TIE Freeaaen.

At W. N..'N| AAn n N'aasliH .NlN Nv
guace it va ui-n Anl-rE johnson prom
ised iie blacks ~ Nash,i.ic 10 De- their No
scs.' if ever therc wa- en- insait offered 90
race Of Isea. "a was vhcn Dc aadc this
sEassvrius boast, promise With b. new
er intended 90 iai6u, which D. never has
and nescr ~il make .sooa. u j. lao tbv
boast.ag I'D Andrew Johrson upou almcsi
everything Csc relating % 10 matter ofre-
eon-sr1ietion IN t'e rcb.i States 49, ssv ard
not do. lfever therc was an issrtciafc
ar mafeioas cncny ~ iirc nesro race.
that enssoy D. Ar,,rvv Johrsoa AZ ii' %
fcisl ats siucr d. ber-.pe fr-.ijcui ~ a..
al oithc assassin Dso,h. arr - uany esi-
dvnccs ia proof 81 lis aiicsaiion. Vow.
could ile Prssiirn; 81 back ihe rche.ii1u.
States 'a,o IT, Urion avoiding 20 Is poll
icy. wtsf eoad he tic condition OF thc
frve,im,ns uet cnc an,v,r rsn be eiyen.
Wore iiau 81 vas before iLry brcamc free
u makes iils statement We are roscracl
b. thr ffi. aud ihe eviirnce 10 thc case /.
Which ac-os'iins 90 illegal rales ..r.'' sos-
ern
I. Johason's recon.iruriei r-icis eater
teriain a mslieioas bate toward. ,hc freed
men of tLe most intense charari,r. Bs
their eva acts they have lost their slav,
proprrty All legally have 10 nose couiro'
Over o.. blacks than the, have ovcr a.,
white. Tie errat ,tuiy WITH ti,-.c rebe'.
nov b. Low to cr.issr shr !rccLulen .,lia.t
law. Tie Freedmen. B.-cau. uu.icr &C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

ilon. X. u Dana. Jr.. a. : Di.tri.i
Aitor1ey for Massar.lu-ert-. h0 las been
- -l.- 'he .rru.rr .l Earatr. i-l-refi.
aisly on his rrf1rn. srnt 60 th- Pr-si8eut
b. -csteuatiua. ilo -. Jlf vhiie .n D.
roT-. d. 80 atie O. look e. ti.e matter.
ircr irom the influence of lrcai eScitru.rf /.
and be- inls &c impossible TO support ere
President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

ihe btngor Colricr puhE.h-s Al a-.
count ~ t'.r setting 81 e. -ir.'. ---t i- -
land aad sei BE- dozen O.. fi- o-fr .-- j..
record T~e.se sea-, go. q -i-iiuV s,i.
'io.S 81. foan s'lir. fni i1 tfr fiH ,s-n.f
oT c'siorrfed &C. ae,s. 80 Ella, o. fi-e va.
h'rifnf.'a.. and 90 tarkvari. d. H-.~r
81 i4i' Iasrr "a eaiiri co. re.s-r-.- XIV.
inE aiu' rari ihs, ,bc ,sId BAL t-ote- i.
"ecf "ra d.H-.i'y tefee1r-I fte head
i' pc proper rs-ifior. tef -s. cfI reft.
rfiaH 'h, uasc.es uifh ether. before F. cola
rer'ai- Dol p.f.e. ra- ,tHf recovered. ard
o. bow ste fo t.f'fs ir- f.n-H t.r .he
hrake Ier re.k arIt4T t.,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

IHr Msvr N.-v,f- wctate ei,el
thr i'rosf'rctu' faa eiseiao-sI uaear,.,.
Co % c.-atr.icI a. Fs-a---.-, -.,,
"ot'h. -n-.rr fae e.ii,o-iii c.,--r .f t..o
y. Gage. irr.,fai ,f Gle Sui, N.-n,.
:. hooi. ifvH te pssf.i,lhgJ w.....
s~n- a. O.. De- vi .oraa f-fs. ..f,
pages 81 the -iFe ~ Harr-r, u1-ar.ae. aal
D. Furnished 60 a. rer yrsr. uiL ire
dariio" o. elabs. Aas-r-ai O.. male ts Al
interested .a eie-n'i9nal natter. f,r SUP
r.rf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

w. ..a..HaHIIaTH. NJ f.
~ rs..h.s
80 ats--i',--i.. D. N-UsIu. B. us-.s-..,s. O..
Rssa'ss- ,ial 81 I',i. on ,.,.--- %. rr.--u,..,
Deb n H..r.r Rts.is..-
en-. 49, 80 - -, - H.. 'r'a - -
T ~ fra ersf Irr.rrs t-frr 80 ~.
- go rt.eaf. s-i .aaIars
tee t..srs 81 - 'a. S. ~. t-.i.-..i 80
N.sr| d. ~ A.
a. ssa.e CON- Ii.- b,'is 81 -. r-.l..- -.
~ ~ hsasr raas Cd ..ft.r $50
Bose 90 tle Ee.1laie made ale snc.,
scor-. s,c r--. ara ir'f on bs,-i o.~, A
esuik called r7 Heuiek in t'.r tt,ri ianiar.
CAV az Re- irirs ore s-o-, s-d one ira,e.
-hirh ~~rc r,riuqsi.hei o. iieir Csp,,ia
90 s-c0unt - ai.,s'if.cf,ou of n. ether
Giraffe. ihoueh ssrs cr.uiA De- o. doubs
oi che sa'i.iiiy 81 ibe jsdsrs-ut. The
scoring given above.
ANNrst Murt>c.
A. O'Clock o--arrr.l IT, annaai meeting
oftie >.-iri.. -li.a r,sa.i,l d. tis chaic.
ef o. hia-i's ofieer. fsr 'hc en.uing
lrnr-
i'rrsti-nt. A'h-s' u WLt..
~ Fr,,.Jsst. Wa. srcu.
-. All Frers.. Eg.eft saith
Trrs,or. A.H. s. Tha,er. Paris. Era
Jcuer. Wonl.f.rt " g. Sts-t.n. a.
fora. p y Bake. wat,-fa-i. Wa. Hau.
Nofra,.
hsh Dr. .ern ihltfhr T-rseei % ar
tsrrr.i uaf,.r, filf oa- tst .i.afIl, free
from horsr ireiiieg. ga tar ..n.itiIilr. q
rrori. uh' di.arrro,e ,f s-.h r-srt.o..
ni~h' rof o. frurl...i
d. co. loser Hal iirr, b. a e-.at.r DO
pay of vec-fat'-s than ever h-f.-, see.
t.r.. III na-mrfh >3-s.i-.. are tLs
c'uirc of attrartl.u E.t. N. puri.a-i "a.
tir.r. ,i-ling r. .fi,,i, Jos. 1855. and
i.f.-ftr ar.r ostr t.vsa frct sr rirth.
D. ". e.. George "a. ta-rc. er.~u fro-s
enc ,sri o. h--vsi u,-rt.nr over ioO
pou-,is. sd ~ ofhr-, ,~rv large srrri-
mrrs. toi Va Sr,u p-es-nt-,l on.
49, h.r- ie' reansi. Crri. S-ar haf .
.l.a.te. iron $40 .,,,i. ,asi -ri-trl iss
r.arfs ani -,s fl,arkr.- asr-a-inr near
81 o. l.1aul. ea,h NJ Du-hs-u rf~-.nt-
81 ..-i- ~rii Erarn err plant. al oou-
tr-.-rl. a'-n. -r-ariln There a.
hrrr rarrff rf car'.a vegeftties % al
tirts
o. Do r.r uhsft. r.rrf a,-r-t.nrrt II
nal.a.l- F.Hrs ana ra...afar,. fra-a th-
ear. 'te-urrs of q ncr,,r q -. auI p.
III Irar. ara co. fan.rt lin-sr unr. en-
Tered ID Of. >seu. ~hl hal aiso 90 In
90 NHarr AL " L.fa.a.s Eakr.
NJ. To ~ MfrrH htsa .t.rn. rt-tflv
latrIirsi arkff. lf f. nr urrrrkf rhn~n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

Gh- rroun.i ,hos,a -as tl.e ola h~lo.--
IHs to q -. uro~n. ~. Ai,,at ~ ~
Fas uarkri oai. ADD tiviaoi iuia fse iaa.i..
49,. d -rrr 49, Tuei cd 81 coo,e.,sni. D.,
iai. o., iolla-s-
No. O. ,lari add wuu-is-. isur Oxen.
Hsrsrf's NJ. pio- T.uc - -,inste..
Ne =. Potter aad Pile. i,ar a1.-
brosns CyAa-rr I'i.s Timc. 80 rsin.
uics
N. q. 4 n. Dlr,u. ~i,L team eft-c
h1rse'. aui o. Hers~s ri,-. Tiusc. 50 m.a-
lte.
W O. Fsalr snl Biri. iosr orea. al
He-es p.,- Tiaa-. 81 uruuf-.
~. q. ". a.. Hait, AID Garham iloi,
ihrs asel t~5 oKsa ari hors-. u.sh a
iler,rY plo-. Time a. nin1ts..
80 io d o'ciors. ti- horsrs and oven
ser h-os-li rithi7 ihc track. Or czau1in-
aiisu ',g thc oo-nu.iifrrs.
lnthr matter of toan Terms. tiere 49,
e1r.sllrra,ie c1mn.i...on. - "a ore ;lu..
No-~as hal i..r,.rd -a q ,,ri-r 10 rusufv-
onr pairs oi oaf'lr. good saou-h Or asv
aan o. -ors- oEt-l hsf fsurtrsa. ou-
'es-i of -.t belong Of. NJ o. y. Tias1a..
rrrr nos.e oSeu. la-s tros-ht out els,,a
pare of tue oxen Gee par. fhrce year-
OF. l,io--inC O. 81 uI q ~oath Pan.
attracted ri.l-h atfrrtion. ard srr- worth,
co o. It~y mrasurt q fr-t ia.h. a-I
ue'-h .t0i. Ties rerr rlss-l b. unar
Jaesspa Of thrs siHarr. bui have pssss..
iaroa-h .rserai hsris an are hel.l &c h,rb
i-ufcs no~. From these Teams ibe O.. s.,.
pair ~ere selected % u,.ts up tt- ra.u,er
ruI l...te tlr srfrr zsa f.au tr.m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

The cHcrrises a ,is fr-t day. cuhraord
TRIALS % sprci OF colts. aui resulted a. ioi-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
makes some very just remarks about
the violent and silly old man at who Sc
impertinence the House has a singular
habit of laughing, and whose leader
ship large number of gentlemen, who
ought te know better, are in the habit
of following:
"Thad. Stephens, b his rough attack
last Friday, on the financial policy of
the Government, while holding by vir-
tue of Speaker Colfax's appointment
the position of its congressional expo
nent and leader, repeated his old ro-
nance of last year, that the principal
of the Five-twenty bonds was not psya-
BILE in specie, but could be redeemed in
a debased currency. And he recon-
mended this should be done. There is
a wicked mischievousness in such sug-
gestion, for Mr.. Stevens knows no one
thinks SO but himself he knows that
the faith of the Government is fully
and fairly pledged to paying these
bonds in specie; yet he knows, too, that
the idea, so far as credited, will work a
panic among holders of our bonds
abroad, and send the bonds back in 8
hurry at reduced prices. 1t is a shame
10 Mr. Stevens to talk as he did, and it
is disgrace to Congress that he oocu-
pies the leading position that he has
been given in its councils position
that gives weight and mischief to such
a suggestion from him. His conduct
almost iustities the grave charge of the
President, that Mr.. Stevens sought to
break up the Government-it certainly
amounts to practical reputation,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
The Empress Eusenie and an Artists
Widow.

A poor artist died the other day in
Paris A few sketches, some water
color drawings, an unfinished picture,
were the sole provision left for his widow
and children Susse's, the well known
artists shop on the Place de Ia Bourse,
had often been his resource for the sale
Of his pictures. Thither the widow re-
paired. She showed the contents Of a
portfolio SUISSE (says a correspondent
suggested private sale, ag likely to be
more remunerative than the chance his
window offered of attracting attention,
and advised application 10 be made TO
the families in which the deceased
artist had given lessons. 81 possess
several letters, replied the widow,
from those ms, late husband instructed,
among Others q note from a Spanish
countess on her quitting Paris, in
which the youthful writer promises at
any time when her master required as
sistance to do sn for him that lay in
her power. "Wkere is the young
countessY' ain Paris, but she is now
married IF dared, added she, IS
she handed SUISSE note, the folds Of
which were almost worn through, snd
which bore unmistakahle traces of hsy-
ing been often read SUISSE glanced
at the few lines it contained, and asked
the widow 70 trust it 70 him for few
days The Empress, on recognizing her
own writing, gave orders that liberal
pension should be granted to the widow
and children Of the tescher under
Ehan she had studied As Countess de
TebA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
In Chzncery At Carthage, Tennessee
FEBRUARY ioth. fsa.

Wiiiiafn Iounki w. b1-.ei AAl i'if '- As.
~ this rau-c it apTear.ug to the cIfrs ur Mas
Ter that tfe defendant Maf.Ir q mHun, ENerutrir.
ETC., o. e.. Mann, Decd be- ull-rs. tent 1l sI.a
ffrte o. IruuesFrs ilal fls cI.' usrf ur1ssa4 d.
las "a uei b. -srve.i lIlu hrr o. 81 Therefore o.
weeks en- th- NashFl.s lu oI. re- eaapsfsr rlrr.
hshei IN he e.iy of Eaahfales lrlaa--.- r. .....
ing -aid descendant ta arr+lr af lho Auaifaf term
the ChanrsrF Court aI smith eaflty t8 - fsff Il.
CaIrhaza OF ne t1fr1 hon.iay Ian ArEu.t. lee. 81.
plead, auserr or jsnur % eompianaat'4 tal. ..
i1ef farn- vii he tis-n tar confessed r. o. 1fI ll
- fJr hear ug erparts
fsbiasN DIR CAMPBELL. G. a.W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

The Original and Best in the World
The ally ttue and perfect Hair bye. uaru-
less, Reliable and instantaneous. prsFuses
immediately splendid Black or natural
Brown, without mJUrng the hair OF saIu.
Remedies the on effects 0i bad dyes. sold
by all Druggists. The genuine IS sigutf
William A. Datchelor. Also.
h6geHCrGtIng ErtrGct o. M1tFr.-s. f--
Restoring and Etsut f,iur tlc Hrr.
CHARLES BACHELOR. NEwluaE.
sepI5-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

"EG EMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark or Elixir
Ii OF Callsays Bark, with Pyrophorphale Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON Was introduced by
+. Robquet, Of Paris, IN ls5s, and received tavora-
bic notice from the french Academy it is east y
assimilsted, and not decompOsed IN the sOnaeh by
iood or the gastnc lucei u ls \ prompt, efficient
tonic, combnlBg the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and " not stimulating or Irritsnt.
Our FERRAIED ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing ths valuable properties Of
Caisaya Bark and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophOsphaie Of Iron ~ each 7uid ounce; and IN All
cases, where mild and efhcaciOus Iron Tonic is
desired, vii be found most valuable preparation.
Samples furnished 70 Physicians on Application.
PURE VACCINE CRUSIS. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EMAN cos Cordial Elixir Casaya BARK.
Alnm and kiuO LOzenges and Chlorate Potash Iso-
zenges. All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN & co,
mari en- Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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The Richmond Republic is exceed
ingly indignant that the ladies Of that
city, after parting with jewelry, cloth
ing, 6c, in order to buy bread, should
pew be forced to labor fifteen hours s
day 10 earn thirty or forty cents. II
adds 'If the ladies will furnish VI
with the names Of these ghouls, aud 3
list Of the prices they pay, We promise
70 30 brand them with their miami
Inst they skall be known aud despised
throughput thii land.
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A correspondent Of the London
Athepmum writes from Rome. "An in
teresting novelty has spsang up among
us, in 3 city where al our surroundings
are OF the olden time. Mss Edmonia
Lewis, a lady OF color, has taken = stu
dio here and works as q sculptures in
one Of the rooms formerly occupied BY
the great master CAnoSa- She IL the
only lady of her race IN theUnitedStaisl
who has thus spplied heFsslf 10 The
study and practice Of sculptursl art
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- Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly % page. aud D.. tine r.aleH
sud hngIaE.nE- ui Ne Aus-amY ui tho Hauau o.
gems .u stale of ngaItI alt Disease, sIll .lEHH-
use on hariy Errors, Il- ucp.nrauio Dau-gIuHI.H
upon The Mild aud Body, sUh she AUfuur4 I'aH
OF Irestment-tuD only uslIuuti ana -trgt|sa...f
mode Oi cure, AZ shown bT the report oi D....-
treated. A truthful ADVISER to ibr ua..sI. a.HI
those c0ntemp.alug ul,ruaEe, Uaa gutelt.l .iuagts
Of their physical COu,luuu. -eHl Irr# uI ua.t o la
any sddresa, on rccCirt q 20 Delis, u stamps yl
postal currency, ~ slures-IuE l.i. IA thUlA. lu.
81 maiden Lane. Albany, n l.
The author may ue consulted uTuI Huy 90 tHe
Diseases upoa wh,rh h.- uooa iresi- either person
ally OF hy mail, suu medicine sgni t1 any pass uI
thp wgrIs .....I. ...
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ATTORNEYs Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL, McRWEN 4 6ROEsBECK, AttoE-
~ neys st Law ana Claim Agents practice m All
the Courts. Coilectlons promptly attended To-
slso claims against the United States and vouchers
collected. Ofice ~ North Cherry street. up starr
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CARHIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

NHYERS a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
Nl Latest styles of First Glass Carriages anC
Bugges, EKpress Wagons aud CarryalIs, y Nortt
Market street.
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COAL AND WOOD.

HNIGHT BROTHERS-DeRers in Cumberland
IN and Pi.tsburg Coal. Wood sawed and spit 10
stove lengths. Once 49 Church street. Yard on
Rolling MinHhl south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
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Read This.
SAM. 4. SMITH,

(Lafs ~. q. SmiM a lfl.I
No. p North cherry street, .Jay Eaberta
old staud,J keep tls FINES. Fsm.y ur..,.
ries, buudies, Wines, Pure Robertson ,lur
ty, Bourbon, auJ I,yc WLak,eB, auI a So
rious assortment of Fancy Groccr.r.. AHus
cheap as can be had iu the city. Alive ass
is TO give US call aud see lor yourselves.
dec2Stf
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CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
- FRANZ, successors to M. J. Drucker. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. decSly
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Aaolina Patti - pin...l I.

Adelina Patti has signed an engage
ment Of three months with the ST Pc
tersburg opera She is to have 600
per night-that is, $1,000 for her three
months stay in that capital La Diva
makes an average Of f25,000 sterling
per annum. She made g, 600 out Of a
single concert in London, where's
6risi never gained higher sum than
g. 400 by any single performance
Taglioni once st ST Petersburg msde
eS,OO0 Baron, ,Rotsohild, for two songs
executed at his house, sent Adelins
500 LASS spring. She reslized from the
italian Opera slOne, in single season,
$4,000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

Go 10 Bryant, S,-at,1u 4 Co.'s Nashville
Business College fora thorough education
u Book Keeping, peum1u-hiu, JlmmgI-
cial Law. Commercial CIculau0us, .alt-
ucIship, Settlements, 4r.
Send Tor College paper, Circular, Sc.
Address BRYANT, sTEATTON a co.
oCtl5-ly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

HAVING returned ayain with a large
stock of
TRIMMINGS, NVorsteds. Zephyr
sc, SC.
10 the old home, / would respectfully n.
form the Ladies of Nashville j1at We win
be prepared % manufacture any LuI oi
Cords, Tasscls, Buttous, Funge4,
AC.. NC..
as good sud as cbeyr.uI.y as I1rmcrIy.
OSCAR B0HME6Cp.,
noVA--u hu. DuIal allutt
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BANKERS AND BROKERS',

OTIS, z. A.-kttorney and Counsellor ct Law,
" Office s21S Cherry st.: 7. o. Box 74s.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring. Water

MO natural or artifi,isl compound has yet beer
IN discovered or msnufaetl red that equals tness
waters preventative, relief aud permanent cure
for msny Temporary and chrome disesses, ss prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial o.
fees
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

No mans name is more intimately connected
with the history OF MAfERIA MEDICA Of the
United States, OF more fsvorabiy known piO-
nseT in Medical Discovery than that OF
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Adminlsfrator's Notina

HAVING qualified A. AdmInistrlior oa th- g..
il tsts Of John "a. Ha'.. dscca-ei. t1is h. f8 o..
uly Al peraous having cflf aaInst ssI ss.at- ...
az Ldeln sitn mo- within ne lun Bfa-erfsI .s
a. " they Sl D. barred. and those inashls.I ...
come f0rHsrd nnd make payment
tznIs-u ipHs HU zwrTH assrr-