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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-13

SheIbyvIIIe AccOmmO datiOD.
mot on Sunday.l
Arrives at Nashville -1O:l5 A. Ii.
Leaves Nashville. ........ .........-... $3.50 P. N.
Night Passenger trains daily. Day Passenger
trains daily, except Sunday Both trains connect
at Chattanooga for Rome, Atlanta and principal
Southern Cities
Passengers for Washington City, Bal-
tiI>lOre, philadelphia New Ork and
Boston, as well as all points in East Tennessee
and Virginia, make direct connections through by
taking the G 40 p. NJ train out of Nashville.
THIS ~ TIE SROEsT RGtTCE EAST.
and the only dieect route to the South and South
east
Passengers for the McAIinnville and Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama or Jasper Branch Rail-
roads, take the Day Train out of Nashville.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further infOrna-
ton apply at City Transfer Office, Maxwell House,
and at the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot,
Church street. J. W. THOMAS
W. L. DANLEY, Gen1 Supf.
Gen1 P. and T Agent JAMS II
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Mr.. h. 7. HELNBoLD:

Mr.. H. T. HELNBoLD:
DEAR srn: About two years ago I was troubled
with both Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Gravel,
when resorted to several remedies, without de-
irving any benefit whatever; and seeing your Ex-
TRACT BUcHU advertised, procured few bottles
and used them. The result was conpletecure in
short time. regard your Extract Buchu to be de-
cidedly the best remedy extant, for any and all
Diseases of the Kidneys, and am quite confident
that it VIII do all you claim for it. You may pub
Iish this if you desire to do so.
Yours respectfully,
s-.ss EDWIN NJ FFAZFIs 2.
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Refers to

DR.. MACK, Burnside, Conn.
DR.. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass.
DR.. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass.
DR.. ADAMS, Stockbridge, Mass.
DR.. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.
DR.. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.
DR.. BEARsFoRD, Hartford, Conn.
All of whom treated me for the disease.
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4Ie is happy whose circumstances suit
his temper; but he is more fortunate who
can sui lis temper TO any circumstances.
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Hurley'S Stomach Bitters.
For Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weak
ness, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Want of Action of Liver, or
Disordered Stomach,

There are no bitteFs that compare with these in
removing these distressing complaints. For sale
or can be had at any drug store in the United
Louisville, Kentucky.
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DIR. ScabrOOIk's Infant Soothing Sy-
rup.
DIR. SeabrOOk,s Elixir Bark and Iron
JAMES RUDOLF & CO., Proprietors.
Laboratory, Al Bullitt street,
Louisville, Kentucky.
EW1N, PENDLETON & CO., Agents,
jan9 If Nashville.
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To Breeders Of Fine Stock.
Cotton! I Ott0u! Cotton!

xSyE SAVE SAFE STORAGE FOR A FEW
w thousand bales. For sixty days. or less
time, the charge wall DO seventy FIVE cents per
bale, AID twenty-five cents TOR each succeeding
thirty day. Insurance oue-fOurth per cent. per
month. When instructed to sample, weigh,
mark, meyd, repair, sh,r, OF sell, We do so al
the cost OF the Ogner We also make advances
when desired. Can handle many hundred balos
per day. whether in the receiving or shipping
department. at the Depository Building. No. 81
North Market street, Nashville. Tenn.
EDWIN Il. DOUGLAS,
Manager, etc.,
ept3-tm for Douglas. Son i Co.
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A CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF
KIDNEYS AND GRAVEL.


From Morgan, Feazle L Go.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

Our You've FoLKs-We Girls, a Home
Story, is continued in the July number, followed
by: Farmer John a poem-by J. T. Troweridge'
Robbie Malcolm, by Lulu Gray Noble Planted "a
poem-by A. @. G.; The Strange Adventure oil
Juan Fernandez. by james Parton The Mason
and the Tent-Makers, by H. S. T.; The Babes in
the Wood, by NJ. L.. Boles samuers Dream-a
poem-hy Guilbert; How to D~rsw-l-byC Charles
A. Barry The willism Henry Lstiers-new pack
et-hy Mrs. A. NJ. Disz; Frankie-a poem-oy I
F. Gerry Prize Essays The Evening Lamp ON
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me ATLANTIC MoSTHLY-Table OF
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W. Longfsllow; A Shadow, by T. W. Higrinson
A woman's Pulpit. by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps;
Drives from a French Fsrm-lI.-by Philip Gilbert
Hsmerton; Equal ye, Diverse, BY Bur, g. wilder;
Joseph and his F~riend-vH.-by Bayafd Taylor;
An Ex-souiherner In South Carolina, by N. 3.
shaler; oldtown Flreside Stories, BY Harriet
Beecher stowe; Criminal Lsw at Home snd
Abroad, by Francis Wharton; The shipping Of the
United States, by E. II. Derby; The Tour Of
Europe for sisli in Currency, BY Ralph Keller The
swallow, by Cells Thaxter A Days Pleasure. by
W. D.. Howeils; Reviews and Literary Notices.
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For every club of twenty subscribers an additionaI
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BE fate The Lombard organ boy with
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and from the boy be- heard that her father
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life Then George made MP his mind
lte had pledged himself 20 her, and he
would redeem his pledge a. the cost OF
all the happiness, the purpose, the pros
poets IL his life. So he went out, this
brilliant, needless, thoughtless young fell.
low, whom we all regarded as little better
than a space-erscc, and knowing that -
marry the girl was ~ pronounce upon
himself a sentence Of Punishment from all
he cared for on earth. He married her,
brought her the little money he had, and
set,r.d down TO live the life ofa Lombard
peasant He would not write 10 Annie
Bathurss-he said TO himself that he had
no right 10 address her, nc right 10 say
one word which might move her pity Of
induce her 10 regard him with indulgence
or with any memory Of love.
so he lived q life which he did not des
cribe 90 me In deliberate words, but which
| could well picture To myself-a lite o
dull. monOtonoua labor, with an Ignorant
mindless, good. natured, %brighteyed peas
ant girl They had one baby, which onl.
lived a few hours. Then came the feye
In the village, and poor Georges soft an
manly heart was torn with genuine grie
when he stood by the death-bed Of III
poor creature who had been his wife
who had been his love.
But his exile now had no further mi
tive or excuse. We brought him 10 Mia
with us-not telling him whom he WI
likely TO meet there. And | believe poo
George will be happy yet, and that Ann
Bathurst will think none the worse OF hi
for his boyish folly and his manly resol'
20 bear It's consequences,
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fruits II their toll, and distributes a.
spoil as rewards for partisan fidelity an
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allst-in Act, only a contrivanee 70 extoi
money from the people for private use ur
der the forms Of law. These are not pleal
ant t~ruths-but the truth must be spoke
at all times, whether Il Is pleasant or no
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HEARTH AND HOME for week ending
June a5th contains the first of a series OF sketche
entitled "Jethro Troops Night Thoughts by
John Thomas petroleum v. Nashyl. The great
humu-st viii take an honest country boy to the
city, eonducs him through the ususl experience
and restore him to Ma home a sadder and wiser
boy, satisfied that the psaeseul. honest and tenn
perate life of the farmer is the besl and safest life
that can be lived. This is 8 lesson greatly needed
at this time, and Nasty is the man to teach 1t.
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EVERY SATuRDAY.-No. 90 for June %
gives a continuation of "The Mystery Of Edwin
Brood" by Charles Dickens, with illustration. II
contains in addition a large amount of miscella
neous reading matter and several n~rst-class en-
grsvings-on the Derby Road At the Opera
Twilight Edwin Booth as Richelieu; Tho Dread
naught Hospital Ship; a full-length Portrait O
Theophils Gsutier; Done up. FIELDS, ossooD a
Co., Boston, Mass $50 per annum.
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in Boston, the hands Of music have a
trade union. For playing on the Fourth
Of July they ask $50 per s The city
will give only $15-consequently, no band
in the union will be employed.
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CAUTION
10
WATCH BUYERS.

unMrupulors parties re selling worthless Swiss
watches bearing trademarks ygy nearly similar 10
the trsdernsrsS OF genuine wAthsz Watches.
Thisis not only afrxnd on the purchaser. butts rress
irtary 70 the reputation Of the genuine wstch.
To avuid inpoziton, ruyers should insist O. getting
genuine wAthxn Watches, sad take no Other. This
4 the snly e&fs raie- s,nce some sellers frequently en-
desvor 10 eel csher watches IN prefsreDcs On which
~ -ssrrarks al ne xg,oss ssYrea Es.
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AN AGENT WANTED, (male or fem ale. 10.
"A valid or crippled, 70 perform easy labor at Their
without Interfering with other bushes. No
csnltsl reouired. Goods sent in sdvance. Address
A. KING, 24 Eighth Avenue, New York City.
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HRPOPULARrTYo OF HOFF's MALT EXTRACT
Ia known II every one In Europe and many In Amerf
ra-sfs use is uotcOphned to any particular class IN
Furone Fniperors and Kings drink II as well - me peo-
ne. THE hrs, have conferred upon MI. JOHANN
HoFF numerous decorations and diplomas, and the
latter have sent him thousands Of letters 10 which they
and I'M the highest terms the bsnerss OF this tonic pes..
rare on the stomach, and physlclsns, Ootn hers sna
ah7oa4. unite In pronouncing Ii a safe and e~rneaeaoas
-e,netv f1r Dyspepsa, coughs, Colds, etc
SOLD BY ALL DkUGuLSTS AND
rARR4NTA co. as Greenwich st.. N,f9
anrR knKvrs ZOE uNITxn sTArYs. 10.
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SUSCEPTIBLE OF PoLlsH.-A CORES.
pondcnt of the Charleston Journal is re-
sponsible for the following:
On the day of the celebration Of the
XVIII Amendment, when the darkies went
in procession up street, n certain gentle
man, who don't live forty miles from
Charleston, said he could select ten or q
dozen from TINT crowd as susceptible of
polish as the same number OF whites in
any section oil this or any other country;
and that lie would bet, 1900 he could
make good that proposition. A gentle
man in the crowd told him he wOuld "size
his pile" The money was stakCd and the
day set for the exhibition, and five judges
named To decide the matter. Assoon as
the friend OF the sable gentlemen had
matters arranged to his notion he immc-
diately ordered from Cincinnati a gross Of
Day & Martins backing, and selected his
men and gave them three coats of polish,
and brought them up on the day and place
appointed. The man with his faced
friends were ast0uished tosee such n sight,
the black hides glistcncdip tic sun like
.Iapaned tea. trays, and almost blinded
both Judges and spectators who requested
them to be removed, rs they could not
stand such a sight. The judges decision
was IN favor Of the polished darkies, and
the "rad" got the money. lie says when
the election comes of those very gentle
men will be all right. f,NgH EgGf70l
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4 correspondent OF me faTkeEsDuIs
Times, who signs himself Rad" INDUCES
these
"REMINISCENCES.
The names Of the Charleston Demo-
cratic nominees tall upon the public ear
very much a. did our New State nomina-
tons in 1868. Who are they? IS the gen
cral exclamation called forth by surprise
tickets Of this description. AS compari;,
sons are always Odious, l shall not extend
the parallel between Messrs A. |. Bore
man and J. J. Jacob beyond the assump-
ton that, in point OF nOtOriety at the time
of their respective nominations they stand
about equal Our first Secretary Of the
State rciOiced in the name Of Boyer, and
hailed from tue county Of Tyleri whose
limits more than encOmpassed his world
" fame. lie was recently converted from
the Democratic ranks, and before the ex:
piration of his term Of office "fzzled out
so completely that his name has been out
Of print ever since. Then we were bless
ed with one certain Crane, another prose
lytc from the great unterritied, an obscure
refugee, who literally whined himself into
the Auditors Office by way of indemnity
for rebel depredatlons upon his mountain
farm. His management Of the public &C.
counts was such as might hRVebeen expect
cd, and officially, morally, socially and 10y
ally, he "played out" so desperately, as 10
feel impellCd to leave for the West,
where the death of lunatic closed his
cheouered career. The first Treasurer OF
the State, Campbell Tarr, Of Brooke, was
a gentleman Of clever parts and unexcep-
tionable standing. He made an excellent
officer, without Ceasing to be q 9O0d Demo.
crat OF heart But in those scary days OF
Imboden and Morgan, Jenkins and Jones,
so trying to mems souls, Republicans, anX-
ious TO I'LL high and responsible places,
were not so plenty Us since the treaty OF
Appomattox and it afforded very con-
siderable prop to tho loyal party in this
State, when u respectable Democrat con-
scented to play Radical awhile, by filling a
conspicuous niche in the temple Of the
new faith. In using the terms Repu6!tctIH
and Radical, in connection with West Vir-
rinia history in 1868, l am conscious Of
committing something of IN anarchron-
ism, for neither of those AOD orthodox
desi gnations were then recognized by the
dominant party, except US fit ePithets
wherewith to brand, stygmatize and Vir.
tually prescribe from popular favor, the
few original Republicans who were mad
vence Of the mongrel platform Of that day,
The New State Attorney General, Hon.
A. B. Caldwell, was regarded rs the can
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KusEuO CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

.hT. "am NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 2, 1899.
DIR. J. J. LAwRENoE.-Dear Sir: My son has ~
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tude, l had tried almost everything without
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KosEOo is an INPALLIBLE remedy for tho disease
from which he has suffered, and, 10 far as can
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remedy as R0SkoO-TILAT SURELY CUREs. The
is incstImAble. With much gratitude,
'." lam, respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs. n. Z. A. NELSON.
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acknowledgement.
A DREAM OF SUMNER.

The winds blow In from southern seas,
Fragrant with spices they have kissed,
Beneath sRpphire.tinted sky
In lOwery wales Of Italy,
And all the woods stand In soft green mist
Across the blue the sailing clouds
Float by, like seA.blrds lnzlly '.-l 90
Spreading their white wings 10 the brGCEe,
That sings OF southern lands and seas,
While all tho happy days 80 swiftly by. H..
1t Ia 4 day to rest from toll, .....'' .a.
To lie upon the grass and dream,
To bid lies beating pulses stay,
Through all the hours OF one bright day,
Beside the murmur Of the falling stream.
A day TO cease from wcarIness,
To let the busy world 60 by,
And, LIly.llkc, while 10 rest
Beside the clear streams silver breast, ...
Tapped In the splendor Of tho sunlit sky
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Koskoo Is endorsed by tho bust physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DR.. Tillery,
q successful practitioner OF many years standing
In tho Old North State: .......r...
Rocky MOUNT, EDGECONBE Co.,
September 10, 1862
DR.. j, j, RAwRENcE-D Sir: have used
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RED CLOUDS HISTORY.

Mr.. Richards states that Red Cloud is
forty.ninc years oiage, and has been the
Sioux chief for thirty years past. He is
the twentieth chiCfot histribc. In stature
he is about five feet nine inches, dressed
in buckskin suit, with mocCasins, has his
hair arranged in two large plaits, one on
each side, and wears an immense collar Of
bears claws. In expression lie Is 1nelan'
choly, and "has all the appearance" rs
Mr.. Richards says, "of one whom the
United States government can never buy.
Red Cloud is so dissatisfied that ho will
make q speech here il he can get public
room, showing up the way he las been
treated. The party will not leave the city
for a couple of days
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SAN DOMINGO.--ThG San Domingo
treaty has been set for consideration In
the Senate today, and it is possible the
special San Domingo Committee may sub
nit a partial report. They hope 10 get
through taking evidence in one or two
more sessions. Indications are given out
that Gen, BabcoCk .has convinced the
committee that IIAtclRs charges against
him were not well provided. What they
have discovered nbolt \ charges Of jObbery
is not known.
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REFERENCE By PERMISSION.

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. WIN. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
" X. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
" James H. Brown, Appeals Of West Va; /,
" j. ]. jackson, Jr., Judge OF U. 3. District
Court, W. Va.
" D. D. r, FIrnswOrth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
" A. WCrninger member Senate.
q" Jacob HOrnbrook, PreSt. West Va. lnS. Co.
Jacob NJ. Bichul, Vice Prest.
Caleb BOggesN, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
T. a White sheriff i Mercer county.
II. G. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. n. Camden, President Of First National Bank
PArkcrSburg.
And the following members Of tho IIouSo Of Dole.
gates OF West Virginia:
Hon. h. II. Smith, kanAwha county. .
G. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetZel
" Nathan Col, Harrison
Joseph TetOr, Barbour
r. N. Hill, Marion - ......
James HCrvCy, Brooke Do
Martin Judy, Grant
X. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Doddridgc g
j. r. BOWyGr, Putnam
j. y. Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-17

A GENTLEMAN, near 80 years Of age,
who has been close observer Of the eli
mate Of Northern Illinois, prophecies
heavy frost about the Goth Of the present
month. z. h .'J -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-17
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
APPROVED BY THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
KOS KOO!

Professor aud President OF tho Faculty, late
.. professor Theory aud Practice" Of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
Ono Of the most eminent medical men Of this
age we'll known rs the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: NEwT0S's "PIIAO
TIcR OF MEDICINE" DISEASES OF CHILDREN"
"NRwTON's SYNHs SURGERY" &C., in December
number Of american Medical RerleIO-page 27s,
says: "nt
;'Among the more recent efforts to introduce
popularity, some Of the new remedies, We notice
new preparation compounded by j. j. LAW
RENEE, NJ. D., Of NORFOLK, Va, which Is fur
uished to tho profession and tho public In any de-
sired quantity. We recently examined his Lq6or-
Is done In the best manner by the most GpprOrSd
processes and from he GSSt materials, 0iring as Il
result a medicine MEETING the CONFIDENCE Of the
PHYSICIANS and tho PUBILc."