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TENNESSEE.


The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Negro OutraScs and Murders.
NASHVILLE, July 10, 1853.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
has leased the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
Trains will commence running regularly on wednes-
day. The state bonds due the Nashville an North
western Railroad amounting to $500, 900, will be
issued TO receiver Cline The striking en- ployes OF
The road made parade today.
A young man named Freeand was murdered BY
three negroes on Saturday night. who entered HIS
room and cut his throat and hacked him to pieces
4 negro was subsequently arrested who was sus-
pected TO be OF the murderers and taken TO Co
lumbia, where he was seized by party OF white
men. who took him OF and, IL IL supposed killed
him. Two other white men were murdered ct Maury
on Sa turday by negroes.
Negro Murders In Menphis-AHray Cat
Island.
MEMPHIS. July 13, 1865
Charles Peoples tcolored,. while attempting to
escape from policeman last night, was shot and
nortsiy wounded.
A negro named ben string, while crossing Bayou
bridge on Jackson street, was shot and killed, being
mistaken for New Orleans horse thief. He was
ordered TO stop, and falling to do was shot down.
negro named Henry Jones was shot and instantly
killed IN Fort pickering this afternoon by another
Charles Oldridge an oversser for Mr.. p. M. Bur
gett opposite Cat Island on the Arkansas Shore was
6h6t and instantly killed by the latter Yesterday
morning while attempting 20 shoot Burrett The
latter passed through here to-day on tbs way 10 Ma
non TO surrender himself for trial.
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q Civil Law.

General Cauby's Order Restoring Civil Law.
CHARLESTON, July ID, 1868.
General Candy issued his expected order to-day
directing military officers in the state cease exer
cising any civil authority when the President pro-
claims the adoption Of the constitutional amend
ment, at which time prisoners under charge viii
be turned over 10 the civil authorities
All prisoners serving out sentences by
military sentence Will be held. Wrlts OF habeas
corpus from nted states Irts 10 be responded
to-; but 20 from State courts reply is TO be made
that the prisoner Is held under authority OF the laws
o. the pnEcd states and jurisdiction is exclusively
N United states courts.
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Established In 1SOO.-The nIetrop0 shan Job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
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,A.=Phalon's Paphian Lotion, Removes
FRECKLEs, PIAPLES, TAN, SALT RHFaJA, ERySIP
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Proceeding Of the Legislature-Electi0n for
Senators TO Take Place To-day.

so1ators 70 Iahe fiace To-day.
COLUMBIA, July ID, 1858.
In the Legislature to-day bill passed the second
reading validating the laws OF the provisional gov
eminent OF the state. bill was introduced for the
preservation OF homesteads.
The election for Senators takes place tomorrow.
sharp contest will ensue, there Is said to be
considerable division In the republican ranks.
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The Most Heulthfui Food for summer aud
fall Ia HECRER'S Parma Agreeable and nutritious lisa
and corrective IN infants and
adults of the summer complaint aud darrhes prevailing at
tn is season.
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Wigs, Tnupecs and Ornamental Hair.-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyelag all coors, at bAlChE
Qtai
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The Famous C0rner--DS Nassau street,
corner The Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE passage Of
the river and harbor bill, to be taken up in
the House to-day, 10 considered very doubt
full.
The senate to day is expected TO pass
upon the new article Of war.
A veto Of the bill relative - the recent
election in this city is looked for from the
President to-day.
About Atty lobby lists are in the city q
work to secure the confirmation Of Perry
Fuller a. commissioner Of internal revenue.
II locks now % II no would not be con.
firmsd. A~
Collector Smythe 10 in the city LOOK 4
after his Austrian appointment
Major Bowen and ex-mayW Wallaeh had
personal difficulty last n ght, during which
the latter struck the former . heavy blow
in the mouth. Wallach was arrested.
Houss.-Ths speaker presented report
Of the PaymastsT General o. to the pay
msnt OF additional bounties since July
first.
Mr.. Julian insrsduceda jsint resolution
providing that in any treaty hereafter con-
cludsd with the Indian tribes, BY which the
title Of such tribe to its land shall be di
vested. the lands shall be conveyed direct 10
the ni,ed States, and thcnccfor ward be
subject to the authority Of Congress, the
Same as other public lands. II passed.
The Speaker proceeded to call the Com
mittee on Claims for reports ofa private
nature.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsmINGroN, June 26.-Thc Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations agreed to
report favorably on the nomination Of Gen.
McMahan Minister to Paraguay.
Generals Grant and Stoneman had an In
terview with Secretary Schofield to-day,
relative to affairs in Virginia.
Generals Grant and Dent leave on West
.ern tour.
: The Convention Of Soldiers and Sailors
last night elected delegates &c the New York
Convention. and passed resolutions in favor
OF the nomination of Hancock.
The Senate Finance committee are already
at work on the tax bill, and will probably
make many amendments, though it is not
likely that it will alter the tax on whisky
as fixed by the House. II seems probable
that the Ways and Means Committee will
vet report tariff bill covering some ar
ticles in schedule.
4 bill introduced in the Senate by Mr.
Yates, provides that Territorial LegisIa.
lures shall meet but once in every two
years. and the next session OF said Lcgisla-
lures shall begin two years from the date Of
the last session The bill also fixes the sal
aries OF Territorial Governors at $500 pei
annum
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27

Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiara, 0eor
gia. Alabama, and Florida
Tbd Senate Joint resolution donating cap.
tured ordnance for monument to 1enerai
Sedwick, passed.
THE House went into committee on the
,aY bin. Mr.. Pixies amendment OF last
night. was ruled out Of order.
some amendments 10 tobacco section
having been reeerved last night, several
o,hers we're offered thereto. bot the only
ore adopted WAS one offere BY Wash
burnc Of Massachusetts,, TO incr ease the duty
on imported cigars from t2 70 $3.50 per
pound.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment to
bank section to tax interest on United
States bonds to 1923 per cent, which was
rule 4 out OF order.
section 10Th for taxation OF banks and
bankers having been read, PomerOy moved
10 strike Il out, Discussion followed.
Mr.. Holman moved his amendment and
II WAS rejected.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Massachusetts,, moved
10 strike out the clause taxing Government
deposits 3 per cent per annum. Tho mo-
ton was rejected.
The .ax on bank circulation vss reduced
to one per cent. Finally. however. the
whole section WAS struck out, 60 70 o.
leaving the tax on banks under the opera
ton OF the present law.
MIR. Butler moved An amendment, as
new section, for taxation on deposita, cir
culation and interests on nited states
banks. which vas ruled out OF order.
The Committee rose and reported the
bill 10 the House.
Mr.. Schenck moved the previous question
which was seconded. All amendments
we're agreed TO without division, down 70
section 1863; and yeas AID nays being OF
dered thereon, the amendment striking II
out Was rejected, 81 to II. So the section
remained in the printed bill unaffected BY
the Subsequent amendments.
Section l0S WAS restored. The bill
passed without . division.
During the day Butler Of Tennessee hat
the oath administered 70 him by til,
speaker. The House adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27

Al meeting here to-day OF General Tick
ct and Passenger Agents OF Western Rail-
roads, twenty two roads were represented.
Mr.. James Fenner presided. A committee
Vas appointed 10 prepare . reply 70 the
demand OF the Eastern Trunk lines for Q
pyo rata division OF through passenger re-
ceipts, regardless of local rates. The Con-
vension adjourned TO allow the COMMITTEES
time TO make report.
During the five months ending June Let,
twenty three distillesies In Cook county
paid tax of 1SJO,OOO.
The illinois Editors who participated In
the recent excursion arrived In Chicago
this morning.
Chas. s. Turner. passenger agent In THU
city, of 0oodrich's steamboat line, died las'
evening.
Fine church and Sunday school excur.
sions take place from this city tomorrow
by land and water.
Gen. Sheridan 10 in the city.
The reception committee appointed by
the Board of Trade 10 welcome the Wis
consin and Minnesota Preas Association
met the delegation. numbering about q
hundred and twenty. ct the depot this
evening. They were escorted to the Sher
man House, carriages and band OF music
being in attendance. banquet was pro-
posed by the Board of Trade and was
given to about four hundred, and at nine
o'clock the guests sat down TO supper
Toasts were given, and an orchestra and
glee club added music, and pleasant time
was realized
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news
Rr TELEGRAPH.
re- THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Naw YoEr, June 27.-Sochsr's saloon
on BAH street, was damaged $1,000 worth
BY FIRE last night.
Csuner Moore, furniture factory, on hing
street, was damaged 100000 worth BY hrs
last night.
The 3 story building 18th and Fulton
street. occupied BY the Empire Sea Com.
panv. add others we're partially burned
ibis morning, loss about 100000.
Twenty two thousand dollars worth Of
The Pacific RailscaA Bonds, we're robbed
from Msssrs. Dunscombs 1 Hill, Bankers,
on Pearl street yesterday.
Ristori played her farewell performance
last evening.
The young man. George Shalber, recent
~ murdered ia Hudson city, is alleged 10
have robbed his employer in this city. and
having commenced fast living on the pro-
essds, was murdered for his money BY his
low associates.
An cmbankment which WAS being raised
at Jones woods, 10 10 used At the approch-
ing Schutzenfsst a. . target, cavsd In yes
tsrday, killing one man and iniuring four
others.
Tslsgraphic advicss from Mexico eity,
dated Juns l6, states that Juarsz rsmsinso
6rm in his refusal 10 change his cabinet.
Remero haa been ordered from washing
Ton. lie has informed the English bond
holders that their negotiation with Maxi.
milan have annulled an negotiation on the
part Of Mexico. There 10 no eosdiality be-
tween the Ansrican legation and President
Juarsz, ewing 10 The profession Of Europe
ans 10 the American consulate. Gen. Ala
tosas 10 70 command The expedition against
the Psubla insurgssts.
A Washington dispatch says an invssti-
nation committee hAs unsarthsd fraud which
show that clerk in The Second Auditor
ofies has 10 defiance OF law paid out nearly
million dollars 70 parties claiming to rep
resent negroes mustered into service, said
parties generally bsing the owners Of said
negroes q the time they we're mustered To-
The Albany Argus comes out for Chase
The Dramatic Fund Association present
ID Ristori With . magnificent photogsap his
slbsm. She sailed on the vills-ds- Paris 70
day.
The shipment Of specie today wss 81.
O4s, 900,
The programme fer the Schutleafsst hal
been psblishsd. Delegations ere 10 b re
ssived in the afternoon 81 the 0srmanii
rooms. There will b an excursion On th,
harbes Tomorrow . parade on Nenday
alss, . review by Mayor uoffnAnn and tn,
City Council and . banquet.
| Shoesing eommssess in The afternoon
which will lest till Tuesday, and on Wed
nssdsy concerts will b given. Monday
and Tuesday illumination, Wednesday eve
ming banquet, Thuredav. bail IN the even
ing, banquet and concert Friday, ditto Sat
urday, Fourth Of July. with Fireworks an(
festival.
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WASHINGTON. June 26-SRNArE.-The
Chair submitted . communication from
the General Of the Army. transmitting the
papers in relation TO the elect on in Afkan-
sas. which was laid on the table. Also, the
report Of the Commissioners for the Re-
vision and Consolidation Of the Statute
Lave oftbe United States, ipcloeing . SPEC
linen Of their labor. Referred 70 the Com
mittee ON Judiciary.
Mr.. Drake presented . petition against
ths ratification .: The OAes treaty. Re.
ferred.
GlHr. Yates introduced bNl Tor he nor.
ment in the territories. Referred.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill granting the
right of way through certain public lands
10 the Central Pacific Railroad. Referred.
The bill 70 anne nd the oct for the removal
of certain bands Of Sioux and DakOtah in
disns was passed.
The bill to establish the right OF way for
Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship canal.
and 10 provide for the extension and CON-
pletior Of the same. was amended and
passed.
Mr. Couness offered an amendment 10 the
bill concerning the rights of American citi
Gems abroad. Referred.
The order Of the day, the Legislative az
preparation bill. was again taken up
Several minor amendments were agreed
to; one sppropriating el50.OOO for 10000
copies OF Pascals Annotated Constitution,
wss rejected, 81 to IL
Nr Williams offered an amendment
abolising the Bureau of Statistics, and trans
ferring IL duties TO the special commissioner
OF Internal Revenue. providing. the Secre-
tafy Of the Treasury designate Q clerk q
fho n.as a1ap a had S,fN iv3a;sss, /. -
- deputy for said business. under the di.
rection 0! the special commissioner. Agreed
70.
The bill having been paseed In Committee
Of the Whole. the question wss on the
The adoption Of the amendmcnt BY the Sen
ate. Mr. Stewart moved 70 ed the Com
missioner General of the Land Once TO the
PARTIES whose salaries were increased to
~ 500. which was agreed to, 90 against 9.
u. motion of Mr.. Harlan. the Commits
sioneret Pensions was included in the in-
crease, Dc . vote Of 81 against 49,
An incresse Il the Commissioner on In.
dian Affairs VAS rejected, 20 against 20.
Amendments s,creasing the salaries of the
Aee'stans Secretaries OF the Interior and
Treasury, were rule0 cut OF order.
The amendment as amended was then
agreed to, a against ID; md the bill finally
.After . short executive sessan the Senate
adjourned.
HousR.-Ar Paine declined acting ON the
committee to attend the National SLootins
Festival, and Mr.. Washburne was ap.
pointed in his place.
Mr. Paine introduced bill providing Tor
the issue Of arms for the use Of milisia' Re.
ferred S,
NJ. 0cAo1old o6aced . sesolu6oo dieucA.
Ing the Clerk Of the Houes 70 present 20 -
Secretary Of State the act ednittiue North
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* -
IOWA..

De MoiNRs. June 26.-J. NJ. Mckinney
and J. {. Bar, residents OF Bentonsport,
were run oyer last night by freight train
from keokuk, about two miles west OF Be-
naparte. The former was kill.d, and the
later seriously Injured.
BLaIRsTowN. June 26-The Republican
Convention which met here yesterday tor
nomination Of candidate Tor Circuit Judge
for johnson, Iowa, Benton and Tama coun-
ties. adjourned sine die after So ballots, hav-
inr failed TO nominate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
ILLINOIS.

CAEBoNpALE, June 20 The Southern
Illinois Educational Convention closed Its
labors to-day ct noon. About 500 teachers
and SCHOOL officers have been in attendance,
representing at least thirty counties.
WAuKRGAN, juno 26.-Margsret Tucker.
OF Newport. Lake county, was terribly
burned, on Wednesday, by the upsesting OF
Q kerosene lamp. She died yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. juno 27.-liiram Whstnsy, .
South Water-street merchant, yesterday,
while returning from the bank, was throt-
tied by three rough character and robbed Of
$500. Ono Of the roguss was captured, but
tho money Was not recovered
Mr.. Ed. Price, Of this city. sold to Mr.
Henry Graves, . half interest in his horses
Jim Rocky and Queen Of tho West. The
price paid was $1,000 on Rocky. and g..
OD0 on the Oueep
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
WISCONSIN.

MINIATURE, June 27.-Ths 6rst concert
sfthc Saengerfes,. took place last evening,
Il was composed Of 70 instruments and .
choir Of four hundred gentlemen and 10.
dies, 81 societies took part in ths psrior-
mancss. the hall was beautifully decorated.
the chamber 81 commerce and stores slessd
q - e'cleck to-day, to taks part in The
ieotivseiee Of he essssioo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, June 26-Gen. Sherman 10 re-
ported TO have said in conversation yestes.
day that there 10 nothing to be apprehended
from the Indians on the plains that they
are peaceable and quiet. and that more
murdeis arc committed In any large city
than BY Indiana.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
IEnNESSeE.

NASHVILLE, June 26.-State bonds to the
amount Of e3OO. 600 will be issued to.mor.
row to the Southwestern Railroad which
proposes constructing railroad from Nc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
TENNESSEE.

ARnPnle, June 27.-Ths Msschants Ma
tional Bank, Of THE city, was suspended this
asrning. II 10 said their assets will sxeeed
their liabilities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
COMM GRC0AL.
OavoDport Market Report.
Osrcs % vns DAvsnposs DDus csAs,
June 9Th. looo.

RIoSa-Whele0Ale. olo.l0; retail, Oil 90.
ws.As-No. J. el.7s, No. >. clio. No. >
ol.400el.e0.
BAaLsY-No quotations.
OAss-620e5c
RrR-None in the market,
Ooau-7oc.
Oxioxs None in the market.
PeSAroDe-66c.
05sssa-2Sc. per D.
Dose-l5e.
AAy-Good Timothy ol3 eo0oiAoo pr Tor.
Upland Prairie eio. o00l2.Oo per w.. Dleughp
ts.o0e1o.00.
CoAL-Soft--l6 cents per bushsl. Delivered
l0c
Arrsaacna AT yard ols. % per ton. De-
liversd $500 per ton.
WeoD-os o0Oo7 90. per Core.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27

DETROIT, June 26.-Rev d. Dufiield died
This afternoon. aged a. His funeral will
take place on Sunday.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph. June u.
Flour-Dull and nominaliy l6H2oc lower /:
good to choice spring extras 8. 6etDle 20.
Whest-C nsettled and difficult 10 give relia-
BILE Quotations; No 3 spfing closes feverish al
les.
q ssNQsa for No. l, and slkOsS for No 3.
Oats-Lower and steady q az.
kye-Neglected and nominal.
Dariey-Neglscted and nominal.
Provisieos- Heavy.
Peek--Nomisal q s7.7s; no bsysss d evss
n 80.
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Now YORK MO0ey Wu0rkOu.
y Telegraph June -.
6toeks-etsady. =.
Dends-Ss ri. ll1S: Scs. let. i:lSk; q.
Ill; ID. Xix new. l.1SA; ~, 1lA: ls'ess
l17h 1905, l.094.
PAcile Mail
New York Central-lsSr.
Brie-esA.
H. Cent.-1yH.
North western -es, preferred IN.
Rock Island-1.OeN.
Darliagton 3 Qulpcy-lcS.
Wabash-A11-o.
0old-llek.
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EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS,

Ot06O0O00 q Mr.. W00t0l WAOes
lock, ~ Mollao, M.
Through the isAusnes Of ~ fsissd. the Rsv.
Charles L. Balsh, Of 0slssburgh, Ill.,. (whe him
self is under Dr. Lighthil's cars,) called o.
DR.. Lighthill at the Burtis House aud he'd an
operation performed o. my ear for the cure Of
deafness " 20 years standing, caused Dy Ca
.arrh. am happy V ststs the operation .was ssc-
cess. and my hearing 10 greatly Improved.
DAHDl L. WnnoaocG,
Moline, III.
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Lard-Dull Of 1sk01e.
Bult Meats-Dull and unchanged.
Lake Freiehts-firmer and better, a. for
corn to Buffalo BY sail.
Chicago Lave stock Market.
~ Telegraph JansH.
Roesipts 3 cars.
Csstle-E1tra, treas 90 fair TO good, as
O. SO; stoetsrs, SsS@l.sc.
Hogs-Estra. s.lS0s.2S; COED 70 choice, T.
sh.sp-Choies. A7o0s.co COED. Aoo0
S.5e.
-. l.oals Market.
b Telegram. JunsN
Fiour-Dull and unchanged.
Whest-Little doing, prices unchsnSed.
Csrn--Dull and lower. at s0Ss3.
Oats Lower; 7cQ72.
Rye discharged At .3S@l 40.
Previsions Unchanged.
nsce.-Sho uIdsrs, Is; clear sides. II.
Lsrd--l7k1is.
Nilwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph Jans a.
plour-Dull snd lower. k city s.ooOs.S ]
XX country s.5o0loSo; extras I .te0e.so.
wheat-Dull and lower No. !, l.ss Ne. >,
IT'S
Ccrn-Dull and nominal.
Oats--Duli and nominal 1t Sc.
Liverpool Market.
BY Telegraph. June 81.
Fiour-3ls
whest--Red, l2s % white, lss cd.
Corn s4s Sd.
Pork-7ss Cd.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph June 81.
Flour and Wheat Dull. but prices un
changed.
Corn-Dull at Sass for ear.
Oats-Duil and prices declining
Prsvisiens--Dul.
Mess Fortified At 27T5.
Bulk Meats
.@Icsl: no demand.
Lard Can be bought At 6il@l6k.
| New York Market.
~ Telegraph Jsss -.
cotton-Yirmsr at soasi 3 middi,ng uplands.
vlosr-nors sesive- supsr es307so; heeps
rye FIour-A shads easier.
wheat -vssy dull II all0slS for No. sprin1
Rys-Dull and dropping.
Oorn-Dull and heavy as - for nike
western an0at.
Osts-Duli o. so0sl - for wsstsfn adoat; sisa
forh-Quiet and heavy 1t - ssosss7 for Ne,
msss: ~ .1519s. 20 Oh
Desf-Quiet.
out 4eat-Quiet.
New York Money Market.
lima -
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Dusueus. Oct. 70, 1866.
Dr. 4. p. Li1AaAill. eAisaes:
1EAs SIa; I - glad . hssr that you
sss :hishiae Of nakisg pssSssaissal visit
y Dubuque. The REMEDIES end treat
meet ysu have prescribed fes ny daush.
teri Catarrh. havs already produced great
bsnsat, and have no doubt will effect IN
entire cure in due time. Mrs. Blanchard
considers herself permanently cured Of -.
torvs Of twonty years annoyance, by The
mems Of your invaluable treatment.
Your apparatus for apply ring , our rsms-
dice seem to me pevsl, simple. aud sfss-
tive and yeur msdicisss 30 generally sue
csssful that they nay be said 70 b speci-
fics
Ishould certainly advise my frisnds
suffering from any Of The diseases treated
% ,pse,alitiss By you, to put themselves
upsn your professional care.
Hoping that you may meet with good
success in oar city.
an very truly yeurs.
GEO. A. BLANCHARD.
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N Aa6o9ropA Letter feo0 Gee.
-. Prentice EsQ.s R1lee9 - shG
Loulovallo .D0urnal.
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Loulsvallo Journal.
Leslsvnls, Nsvsabss 8, 1oee.
On. Llenrull-Dsee 6e: 1 sa esssy 4
learn that 20 ssussaplaes lsssiae Lssis
vile at The ed u The pssesas wssk.
earnestly wish tAAs ysur snOassosels -.
where night pseais ysa - rssaia hsss II
lsagss time.
Ysas scjsssn sasag u. D. usAthill,
will - lssg rsosobsssd b ssr psepls. II
he bees . blssaiAG 70 0aay. Yes have
treated ne cod . 1s0als ne06er 81 ~
family with great sseesss. Yea eesn =
- v usdssssasd, - BY isssitiss, ~
shasscsss Of . oalsdy ssd IL bsst ssosdy.
Yea have bed . naltitsds II pasissts b
this city. asd I hsvs ~ sssa - hsaed .
80 70 whoo yss hsA out ~ premise =
relief without sssdssiag Il. Heus setiss
prssties aassg - - hssa brilliant 80.
esss. end I chsssSslly sessaosed yss y
my friends and The psbliea ct large - ply
stefan dssssvisg It the utmsst ssaddsass.
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