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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-04
A F0RKkD TONGUE,

The Stokes organ here thinks
the Rebels and Democrats are
pretty clever fellows, and has Open
ly declared in favor of restoring to
them right of suffrage of which
they were deprived by the Radical
leaders for political purposes. 1t
has even been trying to prejudice
the Democrats against Gov. Senter,
in the hope that they will vote for
Stokes. 1t has contained a number
Of appeals lately looking clearly
looking in that direction. The
same gentlemen who edit the
State Journal are also editors of
the Jonesboro Flag. In the isHe
of that paper for the 2d inst. we
find the following article:
SHALL OUR STATE GOVERNMENT AT ONCE
PASS INTO THE HANDS OF THE REBELS?
This question, SO long talked Of, is TO.
day pregnant with significance. The
signs Of the the times are truly ominous
Wreckers are abroad, and birds of evil
omen are screaming in the political
heavens The votaries of JEFF Davis anG
their copperhead allies, leagued with the
corrupt rings of the Republican party,
rallviRc around their great leader, ID. W.
C. Scnter, seem determined TO answer
the above question in the affirmative, if
TO accomplish their purpose they have to
trampie the constitution and laws be
meath their unhalloWed feet Brown
low, the great apostle of Rebel dIsfrau-
chisement, to-day a worse apostate than
Andrew johnson, is willing 10 contribute
whatever Of power and influence he may
hare TO riEet, forever, the chains of
slavery upon the limbs of the devoted
UnionIsts Of historic East Tennessee.
But can we avert this threatened ca
lamiry Can we stem the gathering tide
Of political corruption that seems wont
TO sweep over our State? Can We, on
the 9TH day of August next give a mega
tive answer to the above question, and
preserve our State government in the
hands Of the men who have waded
through fire and blood to establish II?
We believe we can, and trusting in God,
let Us press forward with unbroken col
unm to the onset. Let no lover of his
country straggle in the rear Let not
the party differences Of legislative as
prants, who are seeking the triumph Of
the same principles, cripple their efforts
I'll. M Of = RI
member we'll the man IL our ranks who
is willing to remain on the track and
thereby secure the election of a Copper
head And, finally, let us work long let
US work late Let US stir up the inditier-
cnt--let us arouse the negligent and
with nil deSperaSdunl upon our banner,
let US march bravely forward, and WIGS
tory will crown our efforts
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The Great SaleI
ID AM AGED GOOD s.
WILL TAKE GPLAUEs on TUESDAY,,
wv WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, July
c. . and s. on account Of the Underwriters. by Z
Complimentary Resolutions.
I 't0VI- INV lLII 90 LEiII Ut ~ %
Meeting Of the Board Of the Ten
. nessee Marine and Fire In les a
+ tny surance Company, g9 mir;

q stGti4i. 81 tlEGH sNJ liE Ia -ElIlnAI
r A I A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORY OF
IA the Tennessee Marine and FIRE Insurance
Company to-day the followinglefte was read
to the Board; I'd
fb5 i"EAsHvILLE, TEss.. June 30, 1869. o 2
ITO the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
q Company: III UQ1H ..stFgffiedct
r'GENTLEMEs-After more than quarter Of
century in the same line of ObnsiHess. it il not
uhnatural that / should deiire q change from q
life so monotonous. therefore tender this my
Resignation of the Office OF Secretary of the
Tennessee arine and Fire Insurance compa-
ny. 10 take effect on and aftet the 3istef July,
1869. In retiring from the position in, which
hate been so agreeably associated. hereby o..
press to each and every nemoer OF the Board
my earnest wishes for their continued welfare
and happiness. and for ahe prosperity Of the
Company they Representa- oXp., S,.,ntLs,J 9
/ i'Xery respectfully, q, AN. BUTLEh.
/ Whereupon ii was unanimously
| Resolved, l. That we deeply regret the de-
termination of Mr.. Butler TO retire from the po-
sition he has so long and wOrthily hlled. and ac
cept his resignation with reluctance. -alA3
2.i That in his connection with this once,
| through period Of nearly thirty years. he has
| by close application. uniform courtesy IN
| Wearied industry and scrnpuions honesty Sc
cured our unqualified appre baton, and has our
best wishes for his continued health, prosperity
| T3. That committee of three Directors is
| hereby appointed to select and tender TO Mr..
| Butler an appropriate gift as token OF our APP
probation OF his services as an officer, ana our
4 esteem as a friend.
I nation and these resolutions be spread on the
| minutes of the Board and published IN the city
| papers. ? .+i g. JOS. w. ALnEN. President
I Nashville, July 3, 1862, ..-. ...-.4 a. lya u
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A FEW days ago we referred to
the Chattanooga Republican as "af-
feeling a degree Of candor and hon.
esty which we haves not been ac-
customed TO find in Radical news
papers" and gave as specimens some
confessions of ithatrpaper as to, the
corruption ahd-tenAlity of rs own
party. Itnow complains that VIC
did not accept as law its opinion Of
the Democratic party. We beg tc
be excused. Whsn we Yant Far
opinion Of the Dsmosratic party
we Will not trouble the Republican
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9MarshaI's sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OE FIX IA. 10
ID me directed. / will, on TU ESDAYs the 9Th
DAY Of July, 1869. at the auction store Of Yeat-
man. Shields 4 Co.,. cell to the highest bidder
for cash, lot of millinery goods. consisting of
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons. Laces, Trimmings, etc.,
levied on as the property of Thomas and sarah
g, Frame, and sold to satisfy an execution In
nv hands, in favor of William II. Thayer 4 Co.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law. 5ys,
I b. h, GLASCOCK,
I July4, 1859 vat 8titf'f U. IS. Marshal
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OF President Johnson's ex-
pressions about Grant and his
cabinet, the Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Gazette
says in his letter of June %:
81 am told that bitter and burning
and scathing as are the words attributed
to MIR. johnson blythe correspondents,
they utterly fail to express the bitterness
and contemptuousness of his conveIsa-
ton in relation to the President and the
cabinet That his words have made a
profound impression here is evident.
That they will have an even greater
effect throughout the country is deemed
TO be certain. People here say ANDY
is mighty rough on Grant. His words
cut like two edged swords"
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SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1863.
PREsIBEsE JodaNssplNII left wash.

ingtOn Thursday night on his re-
turn to Tennessee. He is to speak
at Greeneville Monday, after which
he will come to Middle Tennessee.
His last appointments are at Co
lumbia, Thursday, the 18th; and
Lebanon, Monday, the 18th inst.
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Bankrupt sale.

II WILL SELL PUBLICLY To THE HIGH
i EST biddei at the Courthouse door on o..
/ SATURDAY, JULY "a, 1859. ''' 81.
At II o'clock. the following piece of property.
belonging to the estate of j J. Gentner. bank
Mct5o w !. saJi,iop ao NssSvlis f,ontn1 40
feet on Coleman street. and running back TO
low water mark on Cumberland River. Said
lot is situated in the Ninth Ward Of the city of
NASHVILLE, and has on II splendid soap and
and boiler and all other machinery necessary
for running the same, besides a neat frame
ling With three rooms. Terms made known
on day of sale .f--.LI ~ a.; ..--... @
= ARTHUR U. WINSTON, Assignee.
Office, corner Union and Cherry streets, Bank
! of Tennessee BuildingI s..-s.r 30 iy4 d
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The Leading School in the South.
NASHVILLE, TENNESsEE. a.#
w. H., W a R DIS
eminaPy for Young Ladies,

HAS COMPLETED ITS FOURTH YEAR.
l. and has attained greater success than any
school for young ladies in the SOclth. HE de
partments of Science. Classics. Modern Langu-
ages. Music. Drawing and Painting are very
superior. The seminary building is the most
imposing in the city The dining room pre-
sents spectacle of elegance and plenty not eX-
celled by our best hotels. I'D. -.--.
The advantages of the city of Nashville ia
respect to health, society and church privileges,
commend themselves to the parents Of the
South.
The great success of this school in the city
and throughout the country is the best proof of
merit. Many of its graduates are teachers.
Three hundred pupils during the past year at
tended.
The next session opens Thursday. Sept. ..
For a catalogue. Address
W. E. WARD,
jy2-3t ......... H.. Nashville, Tenn.
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10 Our Friends and Customers,

! 'Nh .A.t -AvrE HJD ---3i III --l-l
WIEI TAKE PLEASURE IN Sa&TING,
wv Notwithstanding the disaster we sustained
bE the late FIRE, that the Interruption EfnO our
have rented the, cemni odious storehouse. No. so
North Market street two doors below the COR
hers occupied by Messrs. Ha. Douglas 4 Co.
and Messrs. Evans, fite, Porter Il Co.. which.
We propose to occupy until our Old storehouse
is rebuilt. That portion OF our stock that was
savea will be removed Immediately: We are
daily in receipt Of goods, and within 20 or 80
days we hope TO be ready with q -- 1@A
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Pay Your Water Taxes,
And Save Percentage.

A LII PERSONS ARE REQUESTED TO
n come forward without delay and pay up
their water taxes tor the past and present six
months. All taxes paid within the present
month win be discounted 20 per cent.
- ..- JOHN L. GLENN,
Water Tax Collector,
iv2-Iw Office south end of Markethouss.
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NEW ABvERTIsEMENTs.
WANTED.

II MAN TO CLERK IN A CONNECTION
cry and Restaurant. Must be a reliable man
and experienced in the business. inquire to-
,norro7 81 this e,g;e.., y, q
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NEW FLOUR.
Made Of Craig & HarCiiRg's Slough
ten" Wheat. ......-

EIJyRRED TO ALL PARTS OF THE
/ J CITY. Give orders TO the drivers.
D. ID. DIOKEH,
iyl Corner Front and Church.
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THIRD CALL.

TINE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF
i the Tennessee Agricultural and Meehan-
ieal Association have made a third call upon
the Stockholders for twenty per cent. which
they desire to be paid TO John Ii. Williams
General Agent, who is authorized to receipt for
the same JAS. Nj. HAMILTON,
jun27 lw Treasurer.
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w ARM . PR IN q =.
BATH COUNTY, VA.

qrHIs FAR FAMED WATERING PLACE rs
4 now open for the reception Of visitors The
virtues of these waters are so well known that
we deem il unnecessary TO enter into details.
The Baths are admitted to be the finest IN the
world. Circulars containing analysis and GER
tifcatss will be sent on application to VIM. III.
MCDONALD. Manager .sv
This property is being reftted and repaired,
and no pains will be spared to render the guests
comfortable. Route frem the North, via Orange
and Alexandria railroad to GOrdonsville;
thence via Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
MilIboro Depot. Route from the South via
LYnchburg or Richmond, and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad to MiIlboro Depot hence fifteen
miles to, the Warm Springs By a hne line Of
stages, with steady and accommodating drivers,
thence TO the Hot Springs five miles. and Heal
ing eight miles -a.. Fl. or. y-Lr
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Barpains-No Taxes.

bdTSdlnS-.No Taxes.
WYE HAVE FOB SALE A NEAT BRICK
w cottage with room :. in Germantown, at
81 200 cash. Also framt house on McLemOre
street, back Of the Ca Dita |. renting for SIS per
month 1t $500 cash. Also. 2 vacant lots on South
Market street. AT $50 per DOT cash
ARLINGTON, FAR RAR & WEAKLEY.
jy3tf
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FREE TERRITORY.
EIrE HAVE FOR SALE IN FREE TERRI.
In EdgefeId:

fOOt' - .... .... = a-r 49,.
In Edgefield: -
I Two beautiful brick residences at IS, 900; one
7 at $1,000; one at 200; one at Sc 500; one at
So 900; one at 5000; one at S4,50O; two at
s. 900; tive at s., 500; two at IS 600. eys 70
Also. one beautiful frame tesid encs a go goo;
one at SIS 900; one at s10.C06 one at $4,000 two
at $3.50; one at S6yi0e; ave st $4o0l; two at
$780, three ct $4,000. FIVE at $50; four at
s. ZOO; three at Sl,508; one at sI.200; all with
beautiful shade trees and green grassy yards.
and in good neighborhOOds.
Also, large number of vacant lots all over
the town of kdgefeld at prices to suit the most
fastidious.
ERTY, at almost any price any one could de-
sire. -. - ..-
jy3 cod till jsnl l.. - MAXWELL Houle.
"The Late Unpleasantness "
is ABOUT TO PASS AWAY LEAVING THE
i city in o quiet condition. We therefore offer
for sale all classes of city. Edgefeld and coun-
try property, at very low figures. Call and get
q bune' in giving full descriptions. @. y .E
ARLINGTON. EARhAR Il WEAKLEY,
jy3 If No. 79 Maxwell House, Church st.
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BRAN NEW. FULL STOCK,

And will be most happy to greet our old friends
and the trade generally in our new quarters.
( f--.faa Very respectfully.
y CRAIGHEAD, BREAST x GIBSON. b
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To Taxpayers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
can be found at the office Of the Revenue Col
ftomSA A. N. to 1913 o'clock P. ~, and from to
. WV NV " ANsoN NELSON, Collector.
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COW STRA YED

4 MEDIUM SIZE YELLOW OR S0RRBLI
IA Cow, spots of white under the jaw, belly
and hanks-ponted horns, mod crate condition.
She was last seen on Saturday last, near the
Penitentiary. She may be on the commons or
some pike leading from the city some miles out.
Please leave any Information at this Office,
where the finder will be literally rewarded.
iv 2-tf I'D. ........'..
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To those indebted to US we would add that in
this hour Of need prompt settlement will en-
title them to our grateful consideration. :. "a.
vI 1u o. X n IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-04

A correspondent OF the Memphis
Ledger calls attention to fact
worthy of note. Just now The
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4 A IA MEETING. OF THE DIRECTORY OF
Company to-day, the following letter was read
Ia the Board: -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
TWO MORE alsonEas CAUGHT.
cLANcYANp MCCOY.


Asest nesn. le.dsy. @. J. Hslbsrt. cen.
stsbls Of Da6alp tswsship. Dsaisl Staple
fsrds and Fri Dodes os Buffalo. came ints
the city, ssisl Cng I've Of the escaped pris-.
oeers. Clancy ths nurdsrss;~ and Michael
Mccoy the rsebes. .wAsm tasy ~ captured
ssss sishtsss uilss dsvn the tivss, ssss
The d.. Asrry plass. Ehsy h1q tracked
them through the Aslls and tisbsr and
came upon then last svSnins atsut dark Il
. place kept By man named FSi, kind
II burglars rsersAs-a half way hsass
between this city and Aus@Dtine. whsa
taken. Mccoy va in bed. apd Clancy W.
just preparing 70 retire. -.-
They made bo rssissapst. probably. be-
cause they did no. liksfh. looks of certain
instruments Of d>sth 10 the hands Of Mr..
Halbsrt and S6pleford, wt5Roksd like
men with wEsm it wouJdn't p safe OF
pleasant to fias under tAf existing cireun.
stances. Fhen capts(sd they BEEN "
tax. it YER seolly anf laid thsj mishap
all to til. (o~ story. On ~ nigh. ii
their escape ehsy wire los. a the storm
and after wa6dsrina abost<ll night. found
themselves in ms mhing kithin . mile
and half Of this eli and dnias towards
the city. Righting AewsS kss. they again
ssartsd down hssivsr.
Yestsrday,Mr. pa. Mile and Policeman
ssirns n96hed Qbns.ablf I Halbsrt to BE- on
the look fOs for|thsm. with the cid Of
Mr.. Dsd ks he found y(eir track and cap
tured theAas aboy ---
We visited The jail this afternoon sad
saw The beauties. ksriff schnitssr has
given them some, ssbstantial jewslry to
wear. besides giving them the exclusive use
Of . room each. Thtar disAtill alss b.
somewhat modified i (,
Clancy was exceedingly dssill lus, when
captured. ofgsttiDg xack in ks to hays
his trial at this term OIL sssS <~E
they admit that ths7 were the to prin.
cipals in the escape ~ we're the Hrss to go
through The opening iu tn. wall. They
had their plans all J.ll ma.ug1 ID and knew
Just when to put Ehem intS operation to
max. them succ,l.fal. Meqby, i. seems, is
the sut 6r Of BE plan aha kvuia have 2ut
i. in to spsr(fion som. tia sss if pavsn-
port, the forgsr. had f.yi red the project.
Parties are in psrsuit bf The ether two
prisoners. aud ~ hepf to be abls to an-
nounss their capture ID eur next issue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

Tss Bsos Bcs'z bat lev psrssss
have any proper Z }nprshsnsisa sf hsw
vast 10 shs bosk lasss In this county.
Take enc ''itsu." h instance. - ilIussrs.
tive: Matthew ls Smiths "Susshins
and shadow in n York." which is the
exciting work d the day, has already
reached the end bas sale Of $4,000 copies
within ninety ,. The psblishsrs Il. b.
Burr { 20. Of rtfesd. Conn.,, use I've
tons Of paper = y and run siz iargs roller
presses esnstar to supply ~ current
demand. This doing - tvholssAl busi
ness with one X alone: This is large
work too, it uu. be ,sas ab.red. It~.en
seven and eight pds& pages re5al ecsa.
70: and yet it is = y to rival 10 rs6idity Of
sale ~ rcls Tom's Abin" Of ~ Think
Of The eountlsssnsss 3tshs sms beck pse-
lhhsd. Surely ours be ts,ehs sess,ry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
THE GOVERNMENT BRIDGE.
Half a Million Dollars
Appropriated.
A like Amount for tho Armory
and NOliue Water Works.

A like Amount for tho Armory
and Molipe Water Works.
The report that Congress had reduced
the appropriation for tho Government
Bridge andIslsnd improvements from, ST.
100000 to x5o, 900. caused some excite.
ment, and coed deal Of complaint in this
city and vicinity. The reports. taken with
the previous action Of CongrSps, mixed the
matter so that no one ssemsb to comprs-
hsnd tho sttus,ien Of atf.irs. rhe prospects
Of bridge were dubious, h6oiness men,
and land owners said over some hard words
and made UP their minds ,hsg the bridge
wouldn'tbe built these ten years. Bet such
seems not TO be the case, and the proba-
bilities are that the coming season will zee
the work commenced.
This Assurance is based upon dispatches
received last evening from Washingtou
from which W learn that the House, afts'
. sharp discussion adopted ~ amendment
- the Army Appropriated bin, apprspria'
ting one ulillion dollars Tor The arsenal and
armory at Rock Island. oas half Of which
10 to be applied to the construction Of ths
bridge coinecting the cities Of Davenport
and Rsck island. This will be enough 70
get the werk we'll under way, whom ol
course it ~ill have to bs finished. Oar pso
pie can nsw rejoice and think Of Congress
With less hard feelings.
What " should nov do, is to uss oaI
utmost snaeavess to hasten the building d
the Rsekferd, Rsck Islsud : 81. Leais r
r.. the Devsnport I 81. Paul road and
another lice from the East, that they maj
be ready y use the bridge when il shall b
be completed, which will most certainly
happen usless some unknown wrinkle ID
Congre ssienal proceedings should sgais
disarrauge matters.
IloweveS. ifthsy will hly begin th'
work, We shall have them, rs it will be o
such natsrs that when oscs counsncet
twill hsvs to be completed. We think !
safe now In calculating onthe certainty o
TIE bridge and the early commencement o
the work
-coavenient csll1 ,6tes have been pu
in at Newton for the eenmod.tioo Of co
bu'sins lecemosivss u
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ING uRANCE.
--5s--s-s- s-4sss-#-~-4
ANNUAL CERTlFlCATE.
STATE Of IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE.
Insurance. psrsarpsxv.
UHa Mntra.

""fNsss. The National Insurance Compsry
a., ~ Davenport, N the State OF Low n haa
49, :" ."ls ohlcc nsNorp statement OF its CON
a''"n on the thirty -hrst dsy az p,c.r her Isfs
10 accordance with the provisions of nm A., az
ths eene!ai Assembly OF the st,,e ~ iewa ~.
tNtSg '" insurance Ccmpen,es. srnto,rJ sr,u
'th. 1858; and whereas, said stntem..ut -.
That said Insurance comprpy Is poss,.,,a =, -
requisite amount Of capital, invested as ,s.,;sa,
W said Act, f"
InsRafoag. In pursuance of law. / i.Ln 4.
Elliott. Auditor ef state. do hereby ee,ufy ths,
aaia Insurance company is authorized 10 trsatse,
the bustnsss OF Fire Insurance in thia State bv
Agents. properly appointed snd authorized 10
sekaowlsdss service o. proccss for and 10 behalf
OF said Compsny. as required by said Ac, until
the yist day Of January. A. D.. le7o.
further certify that said sts,emeet shcws
Let The actnal sn.cun, Of paid up
Capital Of said Company, Dee
6lst. ls6s, TO be. ..... el3e $40 90
ID. The aggregate amount OF Assets
Of said Company. Dec. slst,
isas 10 b.. s................ 2i.1so pi
ID. The aggregate sm0ult Of Lia.
bilitiss ofsaid Company. Dec
Sist. 1858. 10 be :. ..... S2.6cs 81
ath The aggregate Income of said
Company for the year lsss.
to bs.................. =. Si,ss, v
'ih. The aggregate Expenditures VI
said Company. for tho year
ia#o. W oc s,...e. 1V,Vl1 4"
- isTsu,Spsr Wusmsov, I hsvshrrc
nato subscribed nav name aud at
I liked the seal Of nv office the dsy
aud date above written
Joll> A ELLIOTT,
Auditor OF State
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Won.s Is. Aay Other.

wsbster's Vegetable Hair Invigorator is
the most popular Hair Preparation in the
market, as thousands who are using it are
daily tes.ifying. 1t is prepared by one Of
the best Chemists in the country. Physr
clans use it, and pronounce It the best
Preparation for restoring the Hair and
promoting its growth, in the history of
Hair Preparations. won't use any other" !"
is the popular motto. For sale by all drug
gists. J. wrBsrEnl & Co., Prop'rs,
Nashua, N. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

give below tn. SUI t.d(e Of an impor.
tan, case successfully J,(a,@ by DR.. IIs>
bern, who has his Il ce st 70. 900. Wa
bash Av.. south o. (4th StAet, Chicago.
facts speak for III ymselves:
Ny lady has een afflicted with cancer
on her nose fxover twenty years st,and
had little OHIO hopes Of ever having it
cored. spd Of late 1t has grown and spread
over tnt en,frv>aose, and heuing Of DR..
Hebern. tho Amsfie<n Cancer and Con.
sumption Champion, Napplied to him to
treat the case. lie apphPd his salve to the
cancer, covering the while nose, and IN
twenty >four hours the dAncer was dead.
and in three days after t(e cancer came
out root and branch, without the loss Of a
drop Of blood. and withoutk khe use Of in
strumsnts of any description, aud she is
now we'll and enjoying god health. My
reside nssta in Pay son, A Sams Co., III.
May6, lAe4. ABlJAH HARRIS.