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encroachmenls upon it, wise and strin-
gent restraints are laid
Are these TO be broken down? Is the
Judiciary to be delivered over, bound
hand and foot, to the legislative depart
ment2 When Charles the Second desired
TO strike down the charter Of the city Of
London, he dismissed the judges, and
appointed one who had been previously
consulted Frazier in Tennessee and
Moody in Missouri in the discharge Of
their duty, pronounce certain acts viola.
tive Of law, they are to be deposed and
Brownlow and Fletcher to appointed men
in their stead who will do their bidding.
Have we gone back two centuries? VIII
the managers Of this impeachment against
Judge Frazier dare declare that the lie.
gislature had the power TO suspend the
writ of habeas corpus in the cases o.
Williams and Martin? II they do not
will they pretend to assume that having
granted it to them, he is guilty Of a higt
crime in pronouncing an opinion upor
! the facts in proof2 If they do either o
these things, they are as guilty Of con
spiracy against civil liberty as was either
Of the Senators and are establishing 8
precedent which will authorize Legisla
lures, whenever it is their temper to in
tract the law and the constitution, {,
dismiss from the bench the judges WIFI
may refuse to countenance the act, an,
I'll it with those who will
Tie proceeding against Judge Frazie
is a malicious persecution, and has n
warrant in the constitution It's con
summation in his removal will be a bloy
at popu lar liberty the most dangerou
that has yet been given Unless som
restraint Is soon laid upon the wild hand
that are engaged in demolishing our fire.
institutions, they will perish Let tn
people note and mark the men engage,
in this work.
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JOIN QuiNoY ADAMS, of Boston, the
grandson Of the ex-Prcsident Of that
name, is a gentleman Of distinguished
ability and genuine patriotism. We
have seen no utterance from him in re-
gard to public matters that was not char
acterized by these qualities. In a recent
speech in regard to the constitutional
amendment proposed by Congress, he
spoke these true and brave words:
This new revolution differs from the
old in this, that whereas the union of the
fathers was based upon the cornerstone Of
equal rights, mutual concession, free adhe-
sion, and cheerful cooperation, resting on
the foundation Of a substantially universal
fellowship and common interest, the latter
day doctrine springs from fear and distrust
and rests upon the primeval rock of con-
Quest. and the time-honored claim Of the
| conquerOr in war 10 impose terms upon the
| captive and the conquered"
" The demand Of Congress for additions
guarantees is more radical than ge some
times think. II amounts to a rebuilding
| Of our government upon an essentially rev
/ plan. The central idea Of the old was
! voluntary compact; the plag Of the new j
! compulsory eOhabitation"
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JUDTCTAI TMPEACmMENTs.

7 Il is evident that the Radicals Of the
Tennessee Legislature purpose to prose.
cute the impeachment Of Judge Frazier
and eject him from Office We observe
that their confederate reyolutionists Of
the Missouri Legislature are moving to
commit similar OUTRAGE against a Judge
Of that State, who has recently decided
the test oath a. 20 jurors unconstitutional,
notwithstanding that decision was based
upon the recent opinion Of the supreme
Cbuft a the United States Here then
are two judges who are to be decapitated
hv Legislatures--and for what2 for corr
ruption in Officer for malfeasanoeY for
crime against the law9 for gross viola
tons Of morality and decency2 Nothing
oC the sort Their sole oflense is the de-
livery Of official opinions on questions
involving private right at variance with
those held by the Legislative body.
In the midst Of the many revolutionary
proceedings which are occurring, there
is nothing importing more danger to
public liberty, or evincing more clearly
the great decadence we have suffered in
the past few years, than these attempts
10 intimidate and render dependent the
judiciary. The separation and independ-
enee Of this department Of government Is
absolutely necessary 20 the preservation
Of its purity, and the perpetuity Of the
eital features committed toit Before the
inqraflment into the system Of this prin-
oiple private rights and public inter
ests were at the mercy Of servile and
corrupt iudges-the creatures Of authori-
". Who. at the behest Of those who ruled
them, made justice "a moekery OF
tbis TYNE we're JeEfriss and Scraggs, the
7snrule Instruments Of tyranny and usur
patton and the disgrace Of the Judiciary
n England Liberty was az low ebb
when dc government could be furnished
bv nnscropulous judges with apreseEt Cor
srery asnrpafisn which it sought % com
mit IA was the monstrous outrages
under tie name of law perpetrated by
The Judges q that era, that led to the re
lorm Of the Judiciary system This
principle Of judicial independsncy i is
ane OF the great special purposes Of
written cousiituiionsto maintain. Against
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Wasg,iuoton Vfans

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a communica-
ton from the Secretary of War gives the
details of the enormous expenses of sup
plies delivered in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion, footing up from sixty TO one hundred
and ten dollars per ton. Another commu-
nication states, on the authority of Gen.
Grant, that no such orders as reported
was issued by Gen. Sherman in relation to
the protection Of overland trains. A copy
of the Senate resolution relative thereto
has been referred to Gen Sherman for a
paDOrt
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A LITTLE BOX BURIED IN A SNOW
DRIFT-HEs LIFE SAVED nv &
DOG.

A LITTLE B0Y BURIED IN A SNOW
DRIFT-HTs LIFE SAVED BY {
DOG.
AT Milwaukee, on the Jet inst during q
heavy storm, little BOY fell into snow
drif, and was lost to sight. After be had
been buried for an hour his friends began
to search for him. Meanwhile, one ofthose
who seemed most uneasy at the absence Of
the boy was dog, who was great favorite,
Approaching the place where the boy was
BARRED, the dog stopped, snufied the air,
and Whined piteously. He then began trying
TO dig into the drifL The party then began
digging and throwing aside the snow. The
dog dashed in beneath their shovels, and
found the boys cap. He evidently knew
to whom il belonged, fer as he dragged it
forth it gave him great JOY, and he barked
gladly. Here was a trace, 81 least, but it
was not without fear and trembling that
search was continued, and with the help OF
the dog, who seemed As earnest 81 any Of
the party, the boy was soon found there in
bis sBow-bed. The little fellow had suf-
fered no iniury whatever, said il was quite
warm in the snow, and that be wasn't
afraid, because be knew his friends would
come for him.
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y 4 - T H - Il N It

The name Of this Company Is the TRAyEEERs'
ford Conn. and was Incorporated June nth
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LATEST TELHGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES:

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 9.-The vote in the
House last night, refusing to second the
previous question on the military govern
ment bill, was taken by tellers The Demo
Gratis voting solidly against it. with suf-
fieient support from the Republican ranks
10 make the negative vote 80, against the
affirmative vote 81.
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THE Richmond Times advocates the
election of Gen. Robert f. Lee 10 the
Governorship of Virginia at the ensuing
election 1t says
Until he (Gen. Lee speaks, we trust
that no inferior man will dare to outrage
public opinion in Virginia By penturing
10 solicit an Office ichich LeemGy moi feel author.
lied 10 decline"
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Southern RELIEF. efc.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The rumors that
Roberts is selling the Fenian arms are
unfounded.
The Southern Relief Committees have
collected $4,000 Orders have been given
for the purchase Of 10000 bushels of corn,
5000 of which goes to Alabama, 5000 to
Georgia, and 5000 each to North and South
Carolina. All is to be shipped from the
Western markets except that to North Caro-
lima, transportation free.
Gen. Sherman dined this evening with
the Union club.
Bayard Taylor sailed to-day for Europe.
Rumor says that Edward Ketchum, the
forger, was killed by an explosion.
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Topeka, KS, Feb. 9.-The Senate has
passed the bill to organize two regiments oil
the State militia for cavalry. two regiments
Of infantry, and two companies Of light
artillery.
The House Joint resolution to amend the
constitution, by striking ont the word
white was amended so as to allow the
elector to vote in favor Of striking out the
word male" Also, to make intelligence
the basis Of suffrage after 1872. The House
will probably not concur.
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II it were rendered certain that the
majority Of the negroes would vote the
Conservative ticket, is there a man out Of
the insane asylum who believes the Radi-
calls would confer upon them right of suf
croga9
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To be Execnled. etc.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Gov. Geary
issued warrant for the execution of Alex
B. Wielly, of Lucerne county, on Friday
the 10Th of March. Wielly was connected
with the murder of Alice McElwell last
May.
A dispatch from Pittsburg announces
the arrest of three men suspected of com
hitting a heavy robbery at Dancouve iron
works
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Mr.. Banks spoke in opposition.
Mr. Ashley called up the vote Of the
Nebraska bill, which was read, and the
bill passed over the veto, 20 to A, and pro-
claimed law by the Speaker.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Reconstruction bill
Mr.. Raymond suggests reference to spe-
cial committee.
This caused quite a spirited debate, but
the proposition not being made in form
came to nothing.
Mr.. Niblack spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Hise announced the death Of Mr.
Order, which occurred during the recess.
The House in respect adjourned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By the Cable.

FIoREsCE, Feb. 9.-Hambert Crown
Prince of Italy, will soon marry an Arch
duchess of Austria.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 9.-steamship Asia,
from Boston, arrived to-day. .
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For Lease or Rent.
OUR OFFICE. OVER Works. BOOK
double Office Immediately opposite. Also, foI
rent, the Vim. Z. Jones place. three miles out
on Brick Church Pike-a good dwelling and
outbuildings, with seventy-tyo acres or less.
Also, a three story brick store house. No IS
College, near Broad
il. &R, W. BROWN, Agents,
febI-3t Over Yorks Book Store. Union 81.
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HAVING ESTABLISHED MYSELF PER
II manently in Nashville, take pleasure in
informing Printers and Publishers, and Paper
dealers generally, in this end adjoining States,
that having perfected arrangements with some
of the leading manufactures in the North, l will
be enabled at all times to supply Them at rea-
sonable rates with ali qualities of Book and
News Paper, Flat Cap. Letter. Manila, COlored
Paper of every variety, ETC., ets. Also. a fine
stock of Printers Inks always OH hand. Orders
from country Publishers and Stationers solicited
and promptly attended to.
Ginseng, BeesWaX, Feathers and all kinds Of
country Barter purchased.
Highest market price paid for Cotton. Wooden
and Linsey Rags. febl0-u
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE 8 RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CoREKR COILEaE AND USIoH STREETS,
The Old Stand Of STRETCH & PoasEs.l

A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
n Refurnisbed tho entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure snd Fresh Drugs, Medicines Dye
Stats, etc. which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estnb-
lishment in the country
The great variety of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
-comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; CoudTay, sociste Hygisiique.
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers viii be
found most complete. and for beauty, els-
gsnoe, and utility, cannot fail TO suit the
tastes of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, PUTS and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that Glass;
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, win compare with TIKI
Of any house in the South
Great attention Is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs
and none other are allowed 10 go out Of the
establishment
splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy snuifs, and every article IN
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied aasortment
Of
Fishing Tackle.
onsisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
brated manufactures Of Limerick. ireland.
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cabls-laiI
Lines. Also Reels. Bamboo and Japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found in a irst-class establishment.
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne pins ultra
Blacl and Plantation Imperial aud other
fine TEAs Just received.
~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
eurscy by competent and experienced Phar-
macists and Physicians aud others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders, al goods being var
ranted a. represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College and Onion SITS.
nov1i-tfsp
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Gnow i'm Cincinnnti
AInrnrss EIeefia,,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-About two niche
Of snow fell last night showing hard now
thermometer 29o above zero.
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READING, Pa. Feb. 9.-Wm.H H. Geonand
democratic candidate for Mayor, was elected
yesterday, by SIG majority. Vote light.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS WIG HOLD RECEIPTS
"a Of Allen Cary fos claims presented before
the Board Of Clsins u Nashville, Team, known
a. the Driver Board. are hereby Hoti1sd that
! have made arrREgeue1ts with Meesrs. Para
more, Sewers 4 Go. for the proseeuti9n Of said
claims. Col ParsmoTs Il nov IN Washington.
D. c., prosecuting shess claims setor9 tns dt4ar-
eut Departmen3s. and claimants eau Eksten thS
Raymeat o. iheir eiains ~ calliag upon Capt
No. y 3 orfh Cherry straet Odd No ~
sfLAS 4. ALLEN,
Iehf-n hapTeaanfIng Allen q Carr,
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A GREAT BARGAIN.


NO. 90 on HIGH STREET. FRONTING
~ 40 By $50 feet % an alley. Brick House ten
rooms. besides basemeni-Water and gas. all
complete. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

3 HAVE on HAND AID READY FOR
4 delivers, goods Manufactured at Lebanon,
Tenn, by Messrs VIM. Grisham 4 Co., and SUB.
Jet 70 the charges annexed to each name. Par
ties concerned will please call and get their
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Election Notice.


ElROM THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF KIN
Il derhOOk, Maury county, Tenn, BAY
MARE, about six years old next spring fifteen
hands high, small white spot in her forehead.
and some saddle marks on back very shert
name and tail, both very dark. Twenty-Five
dollars for the Mare, or fifty dollars for the THE
and Mare. Apply to
J. Il. S. GREENFIELD,
or K. c. PUCKETT.
feb9 q Near Williamsport. Tenn.
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Rtna Life Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
To he Honorable Comptroller Of tte STATE Of
Tennessee, January !, 1867.
ASSETS.
CoNFTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. =. ls9

CoMFTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan 3, 1861
This is 10 certify that the ETNA LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford. in
the state Of Connecticut, has complied With all
the requirements Of the Code on the subject Of
foreirn Insurance. corporations, requiring de.
post Eith the C0mpirolleT Of twenty tbeusanl
dollars of six per cent. Bonds OF the state Of
TsnnssJee, and thai p. P. Peck Is the legally
authorized Agent Of said Company 10 the town
Of NRslTille- State Of Tennessee.
s. ". HATCHErr. CoIptrolleT-
TM. d. TALBOT. General Agent
For Tennessee and Alsbama-
once. no. "a COLLEGE STREET. Nashville.
Tennessee. innN-1t--e1p-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

CPLENDID PROPERTY on CHERRY
- street. next 20 Union Block and opposite the
Maxwell House-l9 feet or = feet, with house at
a rent Of 10 per cent. on cost.
Apply to
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & sBITH. ii
fehS-fw
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FIRST DAY.

THE YOUNG AMERICA sTAKE-For Two
Year Odds. Dash Of Three Quarters of Nile
S25, Play or Pay. The Association to add 500
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-$900. Mile Heats
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G. W. sM II,
DISPENSING CHEMIST
AID
PHAR NJ A CTS II,
Corner Church and Vine sGs.,
NAsHVILLE, TENN.

I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF CALLING
Il Rttention 20 the fact that have rscsntly
improved and re-faruished ny establishment
With large and carefully selected stocH Of
Pare nns Fresh Drugs, Medicines, and
phnru,nneufIcnl Pranarasfnnn-
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Amount insured thereby s. Osl, 5000
j. q. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIs, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUE.1

-
HARTFORD COUNTY, IS.
Hartford. January q, 1867
Personally appeared J. q. PATTERSON,
President, and RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary
of the TraYelers Insurance Company, and sew
orally made oath that the above statement BY
them subscribed is true according to their best
knowledge and belief
CHAS. +. WILSON, Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE. ,
COMPTRoLLERfS OFFICE, :
NASHVILLE, Jan. 30. 1861.
This Is to certify. thatthe Travellers Insurance
Company. of Hartford. Connecticut. located az
Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut. has com
Piled with all the requirements Of the Cede. on
the subject of Foreign Insurance Corporations.
in sections l49s TO 1891 inclusive, as well as the
act of2ith Of March. 1860 CHAPTER rs section TO-
requiring a deposit with the Comptroller Of
twenty thousand dollars Of six per cent bonds Of
the State.
And that Joseph Nash p. p Peck and ]. r.
Pearl, are the legally authorized Agents Of said
Company in the town of Nashville, State Of
Tennessee. 5. W. HATCHETI.
feb2-3w Comptroller.
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ED. r. PENNEBAKER, Agent,
No. . South Market street.
NashYilla Feh 1897 -l1r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention, Advertiser.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
VNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY
FURNITURE.
FIXTURES,
BARBER SROF,
billiard SALOON, and
TIEREE PORTABLE sTOREHeUsEs

Attached, on Church street, for rent f.. heys,;s
Of t5e ;yssssf ls57. las for this pFo5aTty VIII be
received up 70 Monday, February II, ~ O'clock
at the City Hotel or 81. Cloud Hotel. Beads
With approved security will be required fer the
delivery Of all the furniture. fixtures and pro-
perry the lst day of January, 1865. Notes with
approved security will be required for the rent
Of the property up to the FIRST day Of January
1868 payable quarterly.
No bids viii be received unless the securities
names in person are endorsed as security on the
bids.
SAM. E. HARE. Receiver.
Nashville Feb. 8, 1s67.-febl0-1t
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Also, a large stock q fne English. French and
American PEEFEMERT. ipciad.ng Extracts,
soaps oils and P0mades. Toilet Powder and
Fancy Goods. The best WINES and LIQUORS,
for medicinal purposcs nnlgi choice CIGARS
agd TOBACCO.
Families can az ~ tine Be sapplied 9Th the
etc. that are % be found IN q arrt class Drug
Store.
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10 PHYSICIANS,

eve my personal attentioR q The careful
conpoundln- q Prescriptions. and NAYS TT ttls
and Medieines s1af can Be founs Ii the markst
3an5N2u
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FOURTH DAY.
THE SEWANEE STAKE-FQr all Ages Mile
Heats: 500 Entrance, $50 Forfeit, The As
ISOLATION to add $500.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s6OO for a Dash Of
Three M les.
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SECOND DAY
THE GREEN STAKE-For Three Year Odds
that did not appear in public uD to January
LIST, 1857. Mile Heats. $50. Play or Pay. The
Association to add $500.
Second Race.
THE INVITATION STARE-gor all Ages.
Two Mile Heats 500, Play or Pay Tie AZ
socistion TO add 81 CO., The Second Htrse to
get half Of the entrance money
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THIRD nay.

THIRD DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE, No. I.--For
Three Year Odds Mile Heats. 800 Entrance,
$50 Forfeit. The Association to add $500.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s5OO. Mile Heat s
Three best IN Five.
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FIFTH DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE, No. 2--Fol
Three Year Odds. Two Mile Heats. 500 En-.
trance, $50 Forfeit. The Association to adj
$3.50.
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PLACES.
1sEE
Indian springs.
Martin County, Indiana.

UHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CELE-
~ brated Watering Place, and well known
reso, t for Invalfds, to the pub
lie that it will be open for h reception of
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
June: During "a last year the Build,
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hare been completed, together Nth three large
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fort and co1icenience Of Guests. .edt tG .3x
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
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and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES Of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
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WHITE SULPHUR, BLACK SULPHUR, CHALY-
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Hacks will convey passengers to and
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Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
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