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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-03
ROBERT MARTIN. NJ. D.
NASHVILLE. TENN. APErL 27. 1867

The difference between Dr. Be-nhardt and
most Opticians is. according TO my observation,
thst while they pretend to more than they
know, he knows more Of his business than he
processes. W. X. BOW LING, NJ. D.
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TO STONE MAS0Ns.

SEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- ceived by me. at my office in Fayetteville.
all the first Monday in June next,
for building at Fayetteville. Lincoln county,
Tennessee, STONE JAIL HOUSE. two stories
high, to contain six cells below. iron doors,
tin or other metallic roof sewers, cstsrn. air FUR
mace for warming etc., according 70 plan ana
specifications to be seen at my office.
Also, BRICK HOUSE for Jsilors residence
with four rooms eighteen by twenty feet.
Payments will be made in cash a. the work
worcestershire whole TO be completed in twelve
months r. FARQUHARS0N,
Chairman Board Of Commissioners.
mays 4W
UNION AND DIsPATCH publish four weeks daily,
and forward bill to this ofice.-tdgettsgW
fl1RprpST.
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A. y. BAIRD,
Pastor First Cum. Pres. Church
NASHVILLE APBIL y Is6,

| have carefully examined what conceive 10
be q complete assortment Of spectaFles, manu-
featured from the best Australian Crystal. aani-
rably adapted to the various in6rmitiea OC that
e4qHisltely delicate organ. the human eye.
whether the impaired YisiOA X the result Of die
case or the natural weakness incident 10 oh
age. regard the specimens Of DR.. Bernhardt
the hest | have ever seen, and as sacb eheerfnlly
recommend them. kOb'r A. YOUNG,
Pastor Of Mekendres Church
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FRIDAY. NAY ,. 1857.
largest circulation in city and State
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
on
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

JoHS BAXTER. Of Knox.
WN. y. CAMPBELL. of Wilson.
DOKsFE B. THOMAS, Of Humphrey.
JANIS JoNEs. Of Greenel
JOSH c. 0AUT. Of Davidson.
A. A. SrErLE. Of Marshall. .
CHAs. s. CAMERON, Of Shelby.
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Death of a welI.Enown Citizen
Foreign News by steamer

CINCINNATI, May 2.--J. l.. Hickman, a
well-known real estate and money broker,
died Of apoplexy this morning.
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NASHVILLE 2frH ApR1I

We have examined the Glasses of NJ. Bern
hardt, OptIeisn and 0culist, and are satisfied
that they are superior in material and workman
ship to any we have seen. He has. too, dis
played great skill in adapting them to the eye
PAUL f. EVE, NJ. D.
CHAS. X. WINSTON, NJ. d.
w. T. BRIGGS, NJ ID.
II. n. MCrYEIRE,
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Weekly Public Saies
sHERIFF.S SALE

uTE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on MON
w DAY MORNING, MAY s. l5n7. Al our
Auction Rooms. splendid lot Of PAhLOR
FUkNITUh RI, to satisfy an execution II the
hands d ". Z. SHAY, Deputy Sheriff Davidson
county. comprising in part
Two Rosewood S0ciabiea;
One Rosewood Sofa
six ParlOr Chairs;
Two Rocking Chairs
One magnificent Mirror
Que Marbie-top Centre Table;
One beautiful Dnma5k Curtain
Que pair Nasefs
Six Oh PaintiIgs:
Two fine Brusseis Carpets. etc, etc,
The Furniture can now be seen AZ or Aurli1n
Rooms ACHEY. 0CONhELL s co.
aurs4i "a
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RESPECTFULLY youT9,
r. ID. ARNOLD, NJ. ID.

Testimonials similar to the above may be seen
ct DR.. Bernhardfs Office, from
JOSEPH II. PLuNKETT Pastor Of 81.
Peui's, Portsmouth, Virginia.
Hon. JAMES l.. ORR, Governor Of South
Carolina.
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH, Governor Of
North Carolina
Hon. A. G. CURTIN. Governor Of Pennsyi-
Ken. 0. P. MORTON, Governor of Indiana
Hen II. A. SWIFT, Ex-Governor Of Min
uescts-
Hon. ALEX, RAMSEY. ez-GoTeruor Of Min.
ncsofa-
:. HON. RICHARD YATES. Governor of Il
Hnois
Hon. II. SEYMOUR. en- Governor Of New
OTk.
Hon. X. 4. FENfQN. Governor Of New York
And many other dissnsuishsd Rsuflemen.
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SAVANNAH. "a. Nov . 1sse

Professor NJ. Bsrnhsrdt 0ptieian aud Oculist /:
/ cheerfuly state 20 you that a further acquaint
ance with you and your most excellent dlasseq
has confirmed my Grst impressions as to your
skill aud their superiority over the general run
and recommend ali whose vision Is in any way
impaired, as mine unfortunately g. TO avail
themselTes Of your seryiceg
Respectfully yours,
r. II. ARNOLD NJ. ID.
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TREASURY DEfAkIM ENl,
OFFICE or COMFrHOLLER OF THE CURRFNCY
NASHINaIOS. March SD. 1857. J
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY FVI-
w Gence presented 10 the undersigned. il
has been made to appear that the FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE. in fhe
city Of Nashville. IN the county Of Davidson,
and State Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
iIed under and according 70 the requirements Of
the act OF Congress entitled IAN Act 20 provide
a National Currency, secured by pledge Of
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June ID. 1884. and has complied with all the pro
visions OF said act. required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
being absent
Now. therefore. /, John J. Knox. Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of N ashyills. IN
the city Of Nashville. ia the county OF Davidson
and State Of Tennessee is authorized 10 con-
menre the business OF Banking under the art
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand ana
seal 1t office. this thirtieth day Of March, 49,.
tSignedl JOHN j. KNOX.
Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency
THE FOURTH NATIONAL RANK
OF NASHVILLE, Tennessee. having been
organized according 70 law. u now authorized
This is to inform the public that the Bank
will commence business in its new Bankinz
House ON COLLEGE STREET, No. 40. on the
first day Of May, 1857, At which time tie ire
proof vault and saies, Of the very best qnality.
will be completed and ready Tor use
DIRECTORS
DANIEL HILLMAN. BYRD DOUGLAS.
X. II. GARDNER. ". II. EVANS.
d. 3. RHEA, A. HAMILTON.
o. +. NOEL. SAMUEL WATKINS.
JAMES WHITW0RTH.
JAMES WENTWORTH. President.
JOHN PORTERFIELD. Cashier
sDr5 COS
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Several years Of public practice and studs ia
tae hospitals IN Europe. adjastiog spectacles to
patients under every aspect If defective vision.
~ We'll az experience in AZ extensive long
ESTABLISHED business IA he optical stores. both
here and in Europe. DR.. Bernhard considers u
a sums1ent guarantees Of his ability b. apply
such glasses a. are best calculated for the assist
snee OF Fscovsry Of Imperfect sight.
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once Hours from . A. NJ 20 p. y
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

N. B.-OWing 20 cheeseman's elaswhsfs. Dr.
Bernhantt viii be able 70 remain here bat .
short time nsyl In
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The Last Days Of the EHspire-Death
of MiramOn-ImPeriaI Forces Dis
baasIed-Max imiIian q Hunted Fngi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-25

nAEDOLPH MACON COLLEGE L, VA,
sh,iN FULL OPERATION.-This time
honnrcd Institution is again in successful! opera
ton, with full Corp: Of Professors. The chairs
Of the several schools are flied ~ able and aZ-
pcrienccG men There arc live literary ana SCI
nrtihc schools Viz: Of Ancient LunCuagcs
Mathematics, Chcm.try and Natural Ph!Ioso-
phr, Moral Philosophy and Modern Languages
In addition to the above the Board Of Iru tees
have established q School Of COMMERCIAL
Science with the view Of giving 10 inc young
zen Of the country Il Business l;ducal0n.
70 graduates in al! these schools, Diplomat
arc granted, and the degrees oi 3achcI3r Of .ir;s
and Master Of Arts are conferred upon student:
who accomplish a certain course. The hl9A
grade 81 scholarship? formerly required, IS st!i!
maintained. We have q full Chcmica! aA1
Philosophical Apparatus Tor the !Ii0strat'o" O
The locution Of the College is unsurpassed for
health and geniality. 1t is situated midway be,
tween the mountains and the scaboard ana
duringu career Of thir.y-thrco years, and with
thousands Of young men IN attendance, there
has never been q death arising from naar!n or
other local cause. We profess TO educate young
men not only ln@nt:tl!y and morally but phJSi-
CaIiy also.
Board is sixtcca dollars per month. Tuition
from $40 to SEQ, according to tho number OF
schools attended $50 will cover The expenses
Of board, tickets for three Schools mAtricu!atioh
ard contingent fees for ten months.
Rooms in the College free Of charge, bat the
student provides his own furniture fuel and
rights Young men who are preparing Tor the
ministry and those disabled by the late WAY VINO
arc unable to pay their tuition. Will be allowed
to attend any or al Of the schools free OF cn&rg"
This College is situated near Boydton, the
county seat Of MccklcnbUrg county, Va.
Arrangements are made - transport students
from Ridgway Depot on the haIciSh and - cI-
don Railroad, whilst conveyance leave: hoAn-
PIf.h1
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NEWS or THE D1 J.
$40 s7ao10 the uc,y age and body Of the times.

$40 s1o1o the ueyy age and body Of the t|mes .
The Supreme Court of Alabama has decided
that the existence Of the State was not destroy
ed by secession, that government OF theState
was de facto government, and ali acts under
the authority Of such de facto government be-
fore the surrender, go far as they were executed,
are valid.
There is great excitement in Baltimore, in
political circles in regard to selecting ward
delegates to the mayoralty convention. Tho
probabilities seem to be in favor Of a majority
of delegates for John t. Ford, esq, as candl-
date of the Conservatives for Mayor.
The human monstro8ities known here some
years ago as the "Az;ec Children have recent
ly been exhibited in England. The London
papers report that they were married in that
city on the 7th instant.
The Maryland Legislature passed yesterday
the Enfranchiscment bill, and what is called
the eastern Shore BILL and Gov Swami
will probably be elected to the I. S. Senate
to-day or tomorrow.
IT. the House Of Representatives, yesterday:
on motion Of Mr.. Dodge, the President was re-
uuested to communicate information in refer
enco to the removal of the Protestant church,
meeting at the American embassy, at Rome.
The financial panic in Havana has passed,
and the banks, with one exception, have re.
sumed payment.
There is no abatement Of smallpox at Ma
tauzas Seventy-three new cases occurred on
the 10th instant.
The celebrated trotter ethan Allen" has
been sold to Il. E. Simmons, of New York, fol-
ten thousand dollars.
A rumor prevailed at Annapolis yesterday,
that "Surratt had arrived, and was at the
Naval School -
4 number of the new recruits for the army,
have been sent out to the different posts in the
Indian country.
The Utah Legislature petitions Congress tc
repeal the anti-poygamy law.
Indiana has ratified the constitutional
amendment.
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ATFYAVDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

EXCELLENT ADVICE. better advice to
the Southern people can be given than that
urged by the Charlottesville Chronicle Let
us always be mindful that Pride and Poverty.
make the worst company in the world let US
teach our former adversaries that neither our
dignity, nor refnement,nor energy depend upon
the possession OF slaves-let US teach those
who were once slaves that whilst We can be
kind and just, that We mean to beiree ourselves
also-!et us light the torch Of Hope at the lamp
of Experience, and the future will no longer
be darkling before us. =
Notwithstanding the decision OF the Supreme
Court of the u. S. the Court Of Appeals OF
Western Virginia has decided that the law
requiring attorneys at law to take an oath that
they chad not participated in the rebellion
qcos constitutional, and overruled the applca'
ton of ex- Lieut.. Gov Price and other attor-
news to be admitted to that bar without taking
the test oath. An appeal, is to be taken from
that decision to the Supreme Court. 1t may
be that the ."Western Virginia" Court had not
heard of the decision Of the Supreme Court.
FROM MExICo.-The latest accounts from
Mexico, via Havana are that several French
transports have arrived to bring away he French
troops that Macmillan was on his way to the
capital from Puebla-that he has issued
proclamation condemning General Sedgwlck' 5
conduct -that the Liberals are advancing upon
the city of Mexico-tkat Juarez is expected al
San Luis Potosi-and that Ortega' friends are
pressing his claims to the Presidentship.
Our people should always bear in mind that
the present is the dulest season Of the year,
and that the next change may be for the bet
ter We must try and hold on with good res,
olution. Let all bear, and forbear, in these
irving times, when there is so little business
any where.
The Richmond Enquirer says, mo where IN
the world can a man Of small means cultivate
the soil with such advantages of market, trans,
portation, settled and virtuous society, genial
climate, and choice of lands, as in Virginia.
The House Committee on Banking and Cur
renoy agreed yesterday to report to the House,
Representative Randall's bill to create sink,
ing fund and TO retire the national currency. =
The vote in committee was five for the bill! anc
three against It,
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rzn1rp FROM Loupoua COUNTY.

rCorrnsnondence Of the Alexandria GaZetle.l
LEEsBuRa, VA, January %, lS67.-lhe
snow storm which commenced here about nan
past two o'clock in the afternoon OF Sunday
last, had, at FIVE o clock, put five inches on the
pavement, and it showed pretty much all night.
T sunnose the snow to have been about nine
inches in all, but it fell on other snow, and III
the fields cannot be much less than y inches
deep. There has been sleghIng, good anu
bad, for about one month.
Newstoad, the residence OF the late George
NJ. Grayson, and more recently OF Alexander
Grayson, sold recently for S45 per acre. under
a decree of the Circuit Court, by consent Of
parties Miss NJ. j. Rose became the purcha-
scr. Several farms in that (the uppervle)
neghborhood have been sold recently, all to
residents. The people from abroad purchase
tracts near tho railroad, in South Loudoun, Or
in the country lying North OF the Sn'cke:sYl!ie
Turnpike, or close to it.
I have recently examined our records Tor
statistics. | find that the Judgments entered
on the bench docket for the year ending y une
80, 1866, were for $40, 800, prlnclpal, and les
timated) entries for S25, 500 or IN all SlI5,OOO;
the deeds Of trust TO secure debts amount &c
sl63, l72, making total lien acquired of 1898,
l72 for that year; the deeds Of trust to secure
deferred payments on purchases Of real estate
amount to $9S, 936, and inasmuch as they are
usually two-thirds of the whole sale, it would
result that 1871 ,9l5 worth of real estate chang
ed hands in that time l think at least $50, oO(
was from purchases by non residents, and thus
$50, 900 for sales of land were brought into ou1
county in that year. Since July IL, 1868
when the Courts were re-organlzed, to Novem
Der Court inclusive, S22 judgments have becI
rendered against about 900 persons, or one
fifth OF the voting population.
Nothing of importance (unless the tact tina
our mills are so clogged with ice that the,
grind little or nothing, be so,) has occurred IL
! the county, lot noted in our county papers
Possibly when the weather moderates the toun
taius of news vii! be unfr0Zen, and send torti
their long pent up sounds. ALIQulS.
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amendment

CONGRESS. In the Senate, yesterday, u bill
supplementary to the act to prevent and pun
ish smuggling was passed. The legislative,
executive, an judicial appropriation bill was
reported with several amendments, one Of
which adds for temporary clerks in the Trca-
sury Department the sum Of $4,000. A section
was added increasing the pay of watchmen Of
the same department. The tariff bill was taken
up and discussed until the hour of adjourn
msnt.
In the House, joint resolution extending
the provisions of the agricultural college act to
the State of Tennessee was adopted Mr.
Stevens reconstruction bill was called up for
consideration. Messrs. Raymond and Shella
barger spoke in favor Of the bill. The House
then went into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, the time until the adjourn
mens being occupied by Mr.. Morrill,, who de-
livered an elaborate address, relating principally
to financial matters.
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THE STATE DEBT AND HOW TO PAY IT -
We have on our table an extremely sensible
pamphlet, with the above as title page. 1t
advances uoanswerable reasons why the Legis-
lature should partition the State debt, SO as to
leave to West Virginia her fair share, and
should then proceed to provide for the rest
without delay, and without discrimination
among holders The argument shows conclu-
siVey that such al an arrangement would be
her creditors. We are glad to observe that
the pamphlet, though anonymous was adj
judged worthy the compliment Of special ref.
erence to the committees on finance in both
Houses of the Legislature 1t will not be
amiss to give it its just influence by adding
that it is understood to be from the pen OF a
banker and State creditor. Rich, Eng.
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Victor Hugo now living in exile, at Guern
sey, gives christmas dinner every yesr to the
children Of the place.
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There is good authority for saying that Gen.
Grant will not 90 to Europe in thu spring, as
rennrthd
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NOR kENT.--Two STORES under the Man
L sion House Hotel also, DIV ELL NC -,
HOUSES--tygo suitable for large families, e.
or boarding houses and others OF smaller capa-
city. And on Union street. convenient TO To"
railroad Two LARGE YARDS, suitable lp"
the lumber, coal, wood, or plaster tradc. En-.
0ilirn Of JAMES GREEN;
jY5I o. IEIacc street.
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ugly stories are told of the companions
and the course Of life Of the Prince of Wales.
It is feared that he inherits some Of the predi-
lections OF George ".
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4 bill has been introduced in Congress by
Mr.. Garfield which proposes very searching
and thorough investigation into all matters
connected with the Treasury and Sub Treasury
Of the United States The commission to
whom this duty is to be entrusted is to consist
of three citizens not holding any federal ofEice
The power OF investigation to extend to all
books, letters, papers, vaults and deposits, and
the report to be made to Congress is to cover
every point connected With the financial opera
tions of the government.
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The National Democratic Association held a
meeting last night, for the purpose of consult
ing upon the expediency Of recommending the
holding of National Democratic Convention
at no very distant day. Resolutions we're
adopted recommending the city Of New York
as the place, and the 2lst of May as the time
for the meeting. Representative Rogers, among
Others addressed the meeting.
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Great sympathy is expressed in various por-
tons Of New England les especially at the hub
in behalf Of those vile rebels the Cretans,
who are now seeking to gain erindependence
from the Turks The Turkish government
says, lit is the best government in the world
and the Cretans say that they don't think
so, and that they will fight against this best
government" because they want another
The New England sympathisers applaud the
''rebels, and arc Tor sending money over to
help them
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NTOTICE,-F. II. HARRISON, FORMER
IN " keeping the Restaurant, will open
WOOL AND SHEEP SKIN BUSlN ESS, at
the corner of Queen and Union streets-Wheat's
building. Nos. 10 and r. dec lift
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VI
Come one. come all, give CONWAY call,
at the old Star Engine Hall. | shall always use
my great st endeayors to accommodate all. My
customers desiring to become acquainted win
the mode Of frying oysters IN restaurant style,
will give me an early call. rs / am giving advice
free. You all may know how to make small
oysters large, by taking Il pleasant walk to
CONWAI'S HALL.
Particular attention given to Country trade
Fresh supplies always on hand at the old
STAR ENGINE HALL, No. IS, St. Asaph
street between Prince and King stS. de3-tt
rs1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSO-
1 ciated themselves in the practice Of DENT
ISTRY, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, respect
fully solicit public patronage. Experience,
skill, and untiring attention to. our business
shall be combined TO 6 We satisfaction TO our pa
irons. We arc prepared to execute IN the latest
and most approved style, and on terms rca5-
enable as possible, any kind Of worI: in our line
Terms, invariably cash. Office, On King street
No. III, where after the middle Of January,
one or both Of us lnay be found at all hours.
WIN. H. ROBERTS.
dec 26-1m JNO. T. POULTON.
TN STORE. AND FOR SALE, prime lot
J. Of BALED TIMOTHY HAY, Rye, Straw
Cat Hay Oats, Corn, Midalings Bro. Stuff,
Bran, and all other articles usually kept in q
feed store.
jan 10 WRITER'S & TOLSON.
GROCERIES! ,,ol,r,ar,,.
~ GROCERIES,! i
Ncue Deutscha Harringa Schwczer Il Lin
burger kase, Dcutschn Zwetscncn Linscn,
Erbsen, Gerste &c, sc. I. lsECKER,
dec u corner King and ST. Asaph sts
GETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM-rn instanta-
- neous relief and perfectly safe remedy for
cholera, Cholera Morbus Dyscntcry and Darr-
hoea, received and for sale by
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
Oc e. Corner Prince and Fair fax streest
BOARD. -GENTLEMEN desiring DAY
u BOARD, can be accommodated by apply
ing to Mrs. n W. BAGGARLY, at No 2z3
Ming SIREkT: few can be accommodated
with LODGING. Transient custom also de-
sired. dec 27-tf
GARATOGA WATER.-2O dozen of Surato-
~ ga Water, just received and for sale by the
case or less quantity, HENRY COOK,
sep l4-tt &c. kine street.
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Gold
New YORK, Jan. 2j.-GoId, today, 1881
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The Richmond Enquirer says, mo where IN
the world can man Of small means cultivate
the soil with such advantages of market, trans
portation, settled and virtuous society," genial
climate, and choice Of lands, as in Virginia.
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For "a debate, in the House of Represent
ati7es, see another column Of to-day Gazette,
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TAKING CARE OF THE ETH-The British
Medical Journa! explains how it is that the
Arabs have such beautiful teeth. 1t is said
that they use coffee, prepared without milk or
sugar--a diet that is free from the acids in that
beverage as we use it. AS a general rule, they
avoid all acid diets They rinse the mouth al
ways at each of their four Or five daily ablu-
tons, fitering the water slowly between the
teeth. They never take their food and drink
at more than very moderate heat This
protects the enamel, the conservative en-
velope of the teeth. To increase the white
ness of the teeth, Of which they are proud
they chew once a week piece of an indigenous
root, called sondte When partly sottened
they withdraw it, and rub the teeth first with
this and then with white WOODEN stuff.
For "a debate, in the House of Represent
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GREAT ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES

ITVSIVU!1J IL VI. NVI1'-T.
MECKLENBUKG Co.. W.T.. Dec l7-tfCb Is.