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NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,
NATURES

MO natural or arth nal COmpouud hiss vet been
~ discovered or manufactured that Cqual- these
waters ~ preventative, relief and perma lent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, So prov
ed blythe experience Of many thousands Who have
drank them for yesIs, with the most beneficial eI-
Eastl
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First GLASS Steamers,
$ UFFER E Rs
From Dyspepsia
Read! ! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRAET + Co:
Gentlenen-I am a resident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed 70 write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELIZER APEKiENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and Dyspepsia. / desire % express
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great Deneht the
bELJZkR has done my wife.
Tor four or hve years my wife has be5n sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia, and afer icing under the
treatment OF several Doctors for two thrse years
she WAS finally induced 70 seeg the advice Of =
learned Physician, Doctor Cabisiis, o. Venezuels,
who Immediately treated her Eitn. your EFEK-
NEsCENT SELILEE APERlENT. sbe began b
improve az once, and IL nov PERFECTLY WELL
feel it % be- my duty for the good Of humanity %
MAKE this statement, feeling thaL medicine 30 val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanE-.
an very respectfully yours,
s. j. c. HENRiGUER,
New York, june -. 'G5. Merchant, Cufacso, s.A.
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Read This.
SAM. T.. SMITH.

(Lafc IS. Z. SwfA e. lra.|
No. q North Cherry street, .Jay E.H-l.F
old staud,l keep the Iugs. fsuIy Dr..-
ries, Eruudies, Wines, Pure Robertson u...
ty, Bourbon, and Bye Hhsars. aud at-.
riOus assortment of Fancy Groceries Aua.
cheap as can be had iu ,hs city. Alive as-
is to give us a cal. and see .or your elves.
dec25-tf
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The Original and Bsa5 m lae World
The only true uud perfect HAIR us-. Haru-
less, Reliable and Iu-tuuug.ua Produces
Immediately splendid Black or uslunl
Brown, without miuriIE tdc Ua.r ue sE.u.
Remedies the DO effects vi uaI dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine .s signed
William A. aaJchel.r. Also.
hCgccgtug Extract or LltEcrre, H#
hcstorug aud BeaHt {. 51se t.t h4...
CHARLES BAIJHELJD, NEvluaA.
sepl5-ly
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Is cathsrtc alternative sni tonic and b. yalus-
bic remedy for sfteeJus of the Liver snd Kidneys,
pyspeps q, GOut Chrome Constipation snd Cutsne
Gus diseases. lsa most powerful preventive Of the
Feyers and Bilious Complains, 80 prevalent 10
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue oga Deed 0f Trust made b me ss Trl--
ID tes, ou tbe z1tn of April ls,-. ald duly re- be-
Tered .n ihe Ee-i-tsr's once ol i.at.isol county,
in BOOK -, pp & IS 81. F li. .u nA4LEuAN. llr
1llh dsy of nar-h ufEt gEp pl-- iu iu1.- -a... On
the pr@nises unless sooner d-spoFe1 81 ot private
sale that vaiuanis ol rEteullug from fia-Gs. f.
Water street, in Nashville. muuiiug shout 10e l.a.
dred and sixteen fees on ea1l s-ruei, fui sr. 90
The bishop Miles Property. A o al viii fe prepared
b. fore The -aie. Term one il'r1 cash. ..I ...
residue in one and rs0 years elil iLt.lss- N.t.r
elth Rood secunly rtqulfat, auC s ..eD rs'l.ar.i
irbu-td INJ. U EA INe. ll..l.e.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
uuupTrsuv rnfh ra

william I0gngs Fs. Daniel lai I'r. e-As-
IN this cause it appearas o. iie t.efs rli Has.
Ter fhst t6s dsi-nda1t Fiai p p. aala. Erreurrf.
etc of = fi Nam, dee l. .- "a bonn en-. af rt-
STATE 1f Tennassrs sl tasl tre ordinary urre... l..
las car nos b. served HIlu Der it It therefore al.
daraf thar uufii-liiau O. tna.is 'rr f-a- $780,.
weeks, m che Nashville UnoH. a uerqso.t...- ,.....
lished 10 The cly of hash shyille l-nnas..
ing said delendaui o. appear AZ tise Aua.,.. f-...
Carthage. 90 the thirl noudty .r sr.,..- 5.. '-
plead. snsssf Or asulf 10 e0mpIa.a.af.a I..I ~ ~
t1essrne VII oe taken ior conies.e.I s-t.. ,i q.
sei ioT hear ng eAparie -'F A-t
isois-"" d. 4. cAMPsEII,C. An
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ATTENTION lEisHHzy i---hscks on tht o.
ster Banking Co., Be.iast, ireland. iu sums
oi Il 70 tio Coz sale at e. n. OrJway'a Bro-
ker Ohce, No. 4s College sirest. u
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no DE AGAINlI

HAVING returned again With "a large
stock of
Trimmings, NVorzted-. Zephyr,
&c, N1c,,
to the old home, ] would respectfully iu.
form the Ladies ol Nashville JIll ar urI
be prepared to manufacture auy .ua 90
Cords, TasscIs, Buttons, fringe.
&c, NC.,
as good and as Cheer.ully as formerly.
OSCAR BJHllEND
h0vI-tf Nu.g Ju..u. .....t
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We AK

The suffering millions N our land 10 give this
reme,iy trial couyiucsd thst by its timely uss
many mar De relieved, many cured Of Dyspsp-a.
he1rtJurn, sour stomach, sick Hesdacle. DizzI-
ness Indigestion, fiies. Casuyeness, Bilious At
tscLa, Liver Com plants, Ehelmaile Adsctiou-,t Ec
Read the Pamphlet of Testimonial with ca. b Loi-
hei and do not use ths medicine agtsnst the stWco
0l your Physician.
Manuisstursd only by TARRAEF A CO., ~
GresuETch street, NsN York.
NarFoF szis Dr al Druzsista. myf "
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stReceiVed and More
Coming

CHoicE POTATOES in large Iots. in has couai-
I, aJus isr sale iow.
D. y. REYNOLDS,
front 5tresL 81 Door north a Broad,
---.---- zoe ne I..Naal
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WALL rAPEIs. etc.

IAyIIsON, J. ". a CO.-ManuactuTers and
w wholesale and Retail Leaers "a Tin, Copper
and Sheet IRON Ware and Furnishing Goods, no II
College street.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
TICKETS ON SALE

A4SAAGA . ~ SA16
For all principal points, via Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
To all principal points North and
Northwest via Nashville and North
Western Railroad TO JohnsOnyille,
Cairo and St. Louis;
CONN ECTING
At Cairo for Chicago and all inteTme-
diate Stations;
At ST. Louis with Hannibal aud St 10,
North Missouri and Pacific Rail
Roads for all points North
and NOrth-W est.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

ClAREY a SMITH, Nos. &C aud 3s Union street,
" (up stairs) represent the following Companies:
Atns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Metropoh-
J.n, Phoenix ana knlckerbOczer Lie Of New loTEi
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Al ERRITr a HILL-Dealers IN Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, WinuOW Glass, aud Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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Render. is Yonr Lifc Insnred,
II it's wise to Insure, isitprudentto DeIay7
Ns-DELAY5 ARE EANGEROUs.-ba
IlIISFCClOIRR

DIISECTORS:
JAMES II. LUCAS. "a MUEL WILL.
Robert N. FunkhOuser Of Funkhou=er 8 Burnett.
Chss. IL. Peck, President OF tho Pilot Knob Iron
Company.
Robert *. Woods, Cashier OF The Merchants Bank
Jules Nslie Of Ch0uteau, harmon 81 Nall-.
Geo Robinson, of Robinson & Garurd.
Cnss. W. McCOrd, Of MrCori & co Machmists.
John r. Thornton, Of Thornton - Pierce.
Isaac II. Sturgeon, President oi She North Missouri
Railroad.
Hon. John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
Henry OyerstOiz, Of Overstoiz, Wagner q Co., Lum-
Der Dealers.
Mich. schaeffer Of Nicholas schstffsr & Co., Star
Candle Leaers.
William T. @. y, Of Gay, Hauenksmp Edwards.
David Keith, OF keith Woods, Booksellers and
otBtOners.
K. P. HanenE smp. OF Gay & Hansnkamp.
Isaac W. Nj he'll.
u. A. January, Of d. A. January Co, Grocers and
Commission r1erchauts-
VIM. j. Lewis, Of ewis q Bro, T0laccousts.
+. EOzier, Jr., Of f. R0zIer, Jr. & 20.
Jacob Iamm Of Iamm Never.
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Ia a cathsrtic, and valuable remedy for Fheums-
tsm, Dersngement of the Lver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. lts effects are most
s9lutary 10 Lung Diseases. 10 Is an almost sure
cure for scrOigla, and the most sggI8ygtsd forms OF
D. speTsiH As preventive and cur e. iur ali Bilious
Deraugements iL stands uurIvalIFI
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

4 YUNE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
" Booksellers. StauOnerHs ana News Agents
No. 40 North cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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SUNDAY, MARCH II, 1866.


Large Meeting in Wilmington, Della
ware-Enthusiastic Popular In
dOTsement-Sp Speeches of General
Lowell IL. Rousseau, Of Kentucky,
and Others.
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Browns Bronchial Trochss


For Hr0ncliiis, Asthma, CatsrFh. CBusuluH-
live aud Throat uI--usr
Tu0ClfEs AaE Usrn Win ArvtIs ea.1 eur.ra..
BINGEB5 AND PUELC spElEsEs
viii End 1roches use.d. .1 clearing tls yare s-a-
ttsca te.ors Singing or -Ias..a saI I...sy.ar Goo
throat li.er an u1u-Hl e1rrl.a .I . .ua-I dr .,H.
the 1roeles sre rseommslI.I ls.. pra4enH.I by
Phys.eIans, gat have hat ,e.am1l.H. from .I...
nent men throughout che country. Being su a.r..
Gle Of tue meut aud having proved their J..aag
by test of many year., es.h year lnI- lHrn. 3D.
d.uousl ioclHe- lu various paris of rhs aHr.I. s.I
the Trochss ere universal iy pronounced better .sa
other arIIrIs..
Obtain only 'BH,gs.s FlasrHttL T lsgHr.. D." aHT
do not take any Of tl- WoaHeHs lm.as..s ua.
may BE- offered.
Sold everywhere n tHe Ja.teI -.l.ea. slIia F9.-
on CouatuOs, Of .J cents P.r uaE.
IanlZ-dm
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nOOK AND JOB rKINTING.
n0OKsELLEIss AND sTATIONERs
CAKnIaGE nIANUFAUTUHEKs.


Al YEk5 a HUNI-ManuiactuIer Of all the
Nl Latest styles OF FIrsL Glass Carriages aud
ougggles kXpress Wagons and CarD ais, a. Norm
Market street.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
attorneys nnd Claim Agents.
INSUR ANCE.

~ s. pELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
H. Agent Cleveland, Tenn. noy2D-ly
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NCiCE TEou NirssaU-I.-
ViCasaUls. Mus., Aug. %. 1852.
Dr. John Edi-Ds1 .-.rs am happy Io sr.fa r4
you that 4 hFFe ed yo.Ir vsIaaaI.. tr.Ir.. F..s.#
with great beueIt 90 myself. general .sf..lF Hr.
prostitution Of u.F -y.l.u prgIu9al .r ..H .u.
healthy and u.t.I. .tc iai Ie1.a rI fla H.-..a#...
uyer around yes-HIrg having been s..u a-u.l.|
pa GU icond4euuy recommend .ts rs- t1 aI. is..
s0ns who age ezfJself1 f1 unhealthy e.H...sa
q. W f..lF
Agent u. IS. 9a4.t1ly Comm .9l
L0UIsuLtE. Kr.. ssp.I IG. I..f
On the 27I % july last j .I.-r. .aI fr.1.... .n
ag1ntu. mirc. o. Ihe Heiei. INJECTOR ot tar Ia..
pafuneut OF ths A my oi tue CuUa.I1ui. -lr-
pie Of my tFitrou hitief-, q r I.. laH.lH. UII
quesieI I, a.i er ANA y-s % f. .0uu Il lsFIHl.H..
sanction .ud approve l.- l-e au1E-. .lr -aii.I..
lhe i1lCkug Is -he Medical q .fra-or.- reply. aH..
also Gen. 30 rIls' p-Fr..--.1n O.. ship ... p. ...
ai once o. have % cola ID slll-rt-
81 am -stafei thst Celrou B.asis cd OIL. .s
harm ~ any one i' taken properly sLI Ir H.......
uou. ] see no oi Iect.91 tY lIr- Ea. '- ..a.. .a.
ted ~ dispose ci i- % sui.era.
HfssI a Trrassr
Surgeon and Me.iicsl U.re1.al. DID, a..
HAbqUsEfgns DErtar. oFrHr t'rgaEsft.H. B
NasfvtIIE. IEss., July "a. .-..
DR.. john Bulls aEert fIr -- Hra u0-.........
10 ship o. Nashville Tenn, - gross ar ..I a....
Of Bulls Cedr0u h.ttsf-. OR s1.- is .a..l. .l .r
army only.
Tie reEuIs. ions of ths Treasury uspsr.u..t ..-
b. D. compiled U.th -t1r.lg.
BY command lf NaI- Gsl. l-7.a.r-a--
VIZ n Nuu.
MAJOR ard Provost Marshal General
For sale, Wh0.esa- au8 g-.al Hy tEltiT. bE
MOFlLI4E 4 CO., Ntsl.Ilr Team.
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OFEICEIS5:
SAMUEL WILL, President
JAMES h. LUCAS, Vice President.
WM. r.. SELBY, Secretary.
WM. N. BENIDN, General Agent
lR. JOHN r. HODGEN COnsuiung pshysiciau.
IACkLAND, CLINE JAmIsON, Legal Adv
sers.
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary.
SILAS X. FOOT, staio Agent for Ten
ue-aae.
s1Sev- w. ID. r. SAwRIH.
Local Ageat for Ma lhuue.
II. w. ST E2I' IL EcHsON, Special
Agent, Nashville, Ieun.
Office in 2d National Bank Building.
NashnEs LooE Beard of Reference.
Hii.Hlsn, Bro. sous, j.. A. MeAHstsr s. Co.
Jn1. kiT1mu q j stub6Ia6aid
James u. Hamilton. A Hamilton
James Weeds.
ErrWIli1Y Filalagur-
Thos. K. Jennings, N. D.. r. n. Madden.
decs-imd W5In
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COLLECTING AGEaTs.
commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.

DAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
L sion Merchants. Our prompt attention - gwen
~ the receiving and forwarding Of CO4lOS. Al
south Market sJIeet
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TINNERs, &E

LAR. ". BROWN, Real Estate ana General
d Business Agents, over OrA's Book store, Js1a
UuIOn SIT, eJ, Nashville, Tenn. AUzO-6m~
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CtAMPBELL MoRwEN a GROBsBECK, Attor-
~ neys a. Law ana Claim Agents, pract.ce ID All
the Courts. CollectOus prompay Alshus1 70
collected. 0ffiee ~ North Cherry street. up stairs-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MArrltOs
BAKER-MURPHy On THURSDAY, January 1s by the
Rev William Quinn, OF ST. Peter church. GsoRGE L.
B'KER, ~ Richmond Va, to Miss MARY j. MURPHY,
eldest daughter Of John f. Murphy, Esq., OF This city.
BiRcn-PosTIS. on Thursday, January 4, at the par
sonage OF ~ Luke's church, by the Rev DIR Tuttle
CHARLES BIRCH AsSElIA s. PoSTIS, daughter of w. D.
Pontn, Esq.
BIAuvuI-KARR. On Wednesday, January IT, by the
Rev; Henry b. Ridgoway, JAMES II. BIAuvELr to KATE
Z KARR, all OF this city.
DEAInoRs--TnD On Thursday, January II, at Col
denis Bridge In the parsonage by Rev. J. z. Nichols,
Mr.. OSCAR L. DEARnoRs, to SUSIE v TIED both Of Bed
ford, Westchester county N. Y. No cards.
HnIs-PoLHAMus-O Thursday, January 49, by the
Rev g. l. Dcmarest, at tho residence Of the brides
father Mr.. HESKY L. HILLS 10 Miss DELAPHENs O. POLKA
hus, daughter of John Poihamus Rsq all Of this city.
MARrrS-SCBRo DkR.--By the Rev. Thomas Street,
Mr. W. MRiIs, Of Enterprise, Pa, to Miss EVA scuRo-
DER, of New York city.
RooME-BuSS.-At the Church OF st. John the Evan.
gelist, on Thursday, January 49, by the Rev Morgan
Dix, WILLIAM r RooxE 70 CuIssE, youngest daughter OF
Martin r. Bpun, Esq, OF this city.
SnooK-MowgRAY. In this city on Thursday January
49, atst Luke parsonage BY the Rev. DR. Isaac H. TuI-
lie, Mr. saEsIDAs Shook, Of this city, ~ Miss Laura A.
MowBRAY, VI Hoboken, N J. No cards.
sminrsY- BErsu On Monday, January 10. NJ St
AIMS church. Brooklyn, by the rector the Rev. Law
renee H. Mills, NsL-cy sArBURy, Of Catskll, 10 Mary
X, elst daash;er Of Mary and the late Jonathan B.
Brush. No cards
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MIS- SIS sip PI.

frsei.mas fSf 81 dcvsfn5r Humphr.ys-
The Bloc X nao Of the Ports Of sns Con.
fcdcrate states Removed-Cail for tho
Cotton up0n which Advances Were
~ ErscYUyE ovucr, Jacrsos, Miss.
10 Arr Wuou IT xaS coSrxss-GrEruSg;-
Whereas section six o. an act OF TIC Legislature OF
The s,ars Of Mississippi entitled AN kct authorizing TIE
issuancr q Treasury n6tos Il advance upon octfn,"
approved December To- 1861, provides ha. whenever
t6e present blockade Of the ports Of the Confederate
states shall be renovedwhch shall DO determined ~
tne proclamation OF tho Governor declaring the TACT
the Governor shall, by said proclamation require oil
persons 70 whom advances may have been made 10 de-
liver the number Of balfs OF cotton upon With they
have received an advancen cordance with their re-.
sp-ctvs rcceipiswithin ninety days from the date OF
said proolamaton"
Now therefore, I, BENJAMIN @. Humphreys, Governor
OF tho state Of Mississippi, by virtue OF the authority
vosted in me by the constitution and laws Of said State,
DO hereby proclaim that the blockade Of the ports OF The
Confedsrats states has bern removed and DO require
ali persons TO whom advances may have besn made, W
deliver the number Of bales Of cotton upon which thty
have received an advance In accordance With their r.
sprctiye rcccpts on nls IN the AUDITORS once, whin
nine DAYS fro the date u this proclamation.
Ia testimony whereof have czuscd The Great Zeal Of
the STATE Of Mississippi 70 DO hereunio sifxed
Witness my hand, this 9Th day Of January, 1855
BEN. O. HTMiHhEYA
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How Patriotism 10 Paid.


When the war Of the rebellion nrs broke out Ia 1851,
Thousands Of noble and valiant fellows with thought
az elf but seaous for the NE Of their country sprung 70
anna rushed 10 the neld the call cf the Pedsnt ard
many of them freely sscnnced their yes IN defence 81
the noble Tag for which they fought soshin; but The
highest sense Of duty, TIE pure-t patriotism lpdue'
them 10 leave The fields their woTt SHOPS their hones
fsme. ana frsnds and march 70 the Geld q bond and
carnage Subsequently other soldiers we're wanted 70
ALT side by side % those already 10 the ned out fev OF
none would move Until handsome bounty 10 monsy
nwss raid Willingly readily, bosh by the general a.
we'll o. the etate governmcnt and no de ever Incurred
viii the citizens Of this State assume snd pay 20 readily
and wagy this ,ooar soldiers. How much asionsha
We, tben 10 opposition spnngng ~, bosh N
this and In Congress- 20 placing the nfs patro's OF
the war apon The same footing with those so sme 10
the later day Arc not these earl cr pntro's AZ
much entitled 10 the bounty those Who a1ked md
received ~ Ara their nights 70 be ignored are We .
forget them simply because they the frt 20 rush
" arms, ssd asked neither ray nor reward No.
Let not Close hearts and pocset 20 these men
nor families Of the dead soldiers They have earned
the bounty well the best, and better eut
Tied 20 u than many ~ the who enlisted
fr the Of the money They received The noble is
lows from lh - ate sho npt entered the ned without
stan sr scria should be placed the foosbs 10
rad 70 bodhtis With the oihers They hsse earned
on. An the Legislature vill ntroaace bin this en- q
snd push "a 70 Let see whe the breads Of The
eohiIsrs ere.
The sum 10 be raid u MOI The sssssion; NE pcs'
amount may be large The QUESTION w. shall Justice ~
don. % the nabie s~f 0clns sro's ~ho we've be
ART W enter the ranks q re army and demanded -,
par IN sdvaaes for tOiax ~ IAAFADEk
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How to Check tho Cholera.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1890
In travelling over the city ind the poorer are
In tho habit of throwing large Quantities OF sw and gar
bare Tin some cases urne) into the streets The smell in
such To- aes Is terrible.
To remedy this let aw be passed which shall DO
forced severely Furnishing such offenders Let large bar
rel buckets be placed before every other house.
emptied daily Especially let this DO done and the law
enforced In filthy localities. HEALTH
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nAsv cuasosss-A hrsrruors Ayvsm. a domestic
lva-s OF sad import 70 those most immsimsy con
I'D IA r, portcd 40 occurring ~ tho West End NO.
.a v,th bundle In her arms, apparently containing
.bv called Al the house Of gentleman residing In the
vrirtv Of Cambridge street, few days ago, and asked
$50 70 remain a while che was IN feeble health
- Md shs had .teiy been deiiycred Of child and
ssksd for glass Of smulant on some sort The hdy OF
SaSs Of three weeks old she le NE rvom 70 socommo-
a. her strange GUEST and proceeded 70 store near BY
- not her hushapd 10 whom she tod the AFFAIR, End
- Immediately vent 70 his house. he Av no woman
pr~ssnl but heard shs cries Of an infant sh1 vent 70
k~ cradle and removed tho covering 70 tske COT we
aid He then found that his own child hsa oeen ~
svsd spd sesys child a aboot the same ste sunssl-
Hssd The hes been seen OF heard o. since,
ssd the psrsnn are nearly DISTRACTED At their lo-s :
100, lie 80. Jea 10
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REsTAURANTs.

JDAnIsfAS REsTAuRAsr; n AND q AM STREET :
Il Mrs MAROAoA begs leave 20 inform her numerous
and puc generally that che will continue
No aud - Ann stree. TIVE rsrisn restaurant esabshcd
In iUS by Mr. Mardag., doc-sse Ia soliciting the patron.
Of her friends and the public she conhdent 10 give
tire nstisfartion.
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