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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUCTION SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
niture, on Thursday, May II. 1874, at 10 O'Clock
A N, at-SO. 176 North College street At the
above sale will be sold, atioug otlier goods sx
Bedroom Sets, Oak and Walnut, with Marble
top Bureaus and Washstands; one fine Parlor
Set, fne Mirrors, Pictures, etc, etc.
myi2 st n. W. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
VAIN 4 WALKER. u Public Square.
ISAAC WAKEFIELD, 43 Union street.
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Real Estate AGENTS.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s WEAKLEY, 80 North

THOS. CALENDER 80 North Cherry street.
JAMES HICKMAN, No. IS Church St, Maxwell
House.
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Retail Dry Goods.
THOMPSON BROS a KELLY, Il n. Summer st
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Mattress Manufacturer.
ED. II. MILLER, ! North College street.
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Tuesday, the 26th inst,

IuOott"JB NV -ON I
at which time the sale will be resumed and com
pleted. These lots are near the terminus of the
North Nashville Street Railroad, lying near TO
and adjoining the lands Of the late DIR. DIT. Me-
Gayock, and including most of the lands OF the
late John p. Erwin. For a more particular de
scription, reference Is made to deeds registered
in the r. o., ID. c., in book an" PIP. 6S3, 6i,
and book V pp. 496, 49,.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash; balance
on six and twelve months Notes taken without
security, but a lien retained for the purchase
money.
sale free from the equity of redemption.
f. G. BURLINGTON, Clerk.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor THE SPECIAL CURE OF SEMINAL
II Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by indiscretiOn or excess. ANY drug
gist has the ingredients. DAVIDSON Il CO.,
q Chatham street, ". Y. my9 eOdi3t
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THE READY Observation-Disclosures
are the pugilisls among birds, and
having no suitable shoulder tew
strike from, they strike from the
heel. When rooster gifts whipped,
the hens all march off with the other
rooster, if he amt half so big or so
hansum. 1t is pluck that wins a
hen. BOOSTERS az Il class won't do
emmy household work; yu kant git
a rooster 10 pay emmy attention tew
a yang one. They spend most of
their time in growing and strutting,
and once in while they find n
worm, which they make great fuss
over, calling their wives up from a
distance, apparently to treat them,
but list as the hens git thare, this
elegant cuss bends over and gobbles
up the worm. Just like man for
all the world !--BlLIINGs.
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The Canton. Java 4 London
Tea. Coffee G Spice Co.

Having met with such unprecedented success
abroad owing to The popular prices at which
they dispose Of only tie rery best grades Of the
ADORE articles. Having their goods direct from
the growers in the East, have just opened a
branch office in the United States. and placed
it in charge of Ner Hung Choo Keing, who Tor
merly attended to all the purchasing in China
Java and Sumatra, and who, from his long ex-
perience in this business, is without an equal in
the world, we can sell our articles 40 per cent.
cheaper than any company in America, and
wish live man or woman in every town and
village in the United States to buy our Teas,
Gofiets and Spices, or TO act as agent for their
sale. In order to offer special inducements to
agents, we have made arrangements with all
the railroads to transfer the immense shipments
we expect to make, at the lowest possible rates,
and we have put up sample cases containing
samples Of each grade Of our articles, over
10 lbs in all worth at retail over -, which we
will send, eXpressage paid, for $l.5O. Persons
receiving their money back will understand
that we have already appointed a sufficient
number in their town, and oblige us by not cor
responding further Consumers will receive
our catalogue and price-list, with sample OF
our articles. for 25cts.
Address all orders TO
II. c. KEING, Brooklyn n. Y.
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READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazin" Almanacs
and even on the stumps, fen"' and on the
house-tops, your attention i every where di-
rceted to the scores Of sclfstyled human bene
factors, and nowhere is this more apparent and
dirgusiiDg than in the local notices Of certain
patent medicine vendors in condemniug some OF
the most valuable preparations, which they
know to be superior TO their own, and hope by
this continued gas -conading to decoy the
simple minded into belief that they swallow
ed the whale instead Of onah but it is alto.
eether too thin for this country and especially
the climate because the people here already
know whats what" and when weakness or
general debility aud indigestion requires the
use Of wholesome Tonic and Restorative they
resort promptly TO McCUTCHEONS CHER
OKEE INDIAN BITTERS' and are never
disappointed in their reasonable expectations.
As yet nothing equal to il is offered for their nc
cepiance either in this or any other market.
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Uhr saarietta sOntnal.
CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Mr.. Rawly walked in, and close at
his heels stalked Bitters. Both
seated themselves, the one on chair,
the other on the end, directly in
front Of the Surrogate. Mr. Jaeger
looked at the dog with, the solemn
eye of Surrogate, and shook his
head as only a Surrogate can shake
it.
"Are you the Witness" inquired
he of the dogs master.
~ am, sir" replied Mr.. Rawley.
Il was subpenaed to testify" :,
whats that animal doing here r.
demanded the Surrogate
"Nothing," replied Mr.. Rawley.-
"He comes when ! come. He goes
when CO."
"The animal must leave the court.
It's contempt of court to bring him
here" said Mr.. Jaeger, angrily.-
"Remove him instantly"
Mr.. Rawley had frequently been
in attendance at the police courts,
and once or twice had a slight taste
of the session; SO that he was not SO
much struck with the Surrogate as
be otherwise might have been. lie
replied:
81 make no opposition, sir. and
shall not move finger to prevent
it. There's the animal, and any
officer as pleases may remove him
| say muffin agin it. knows what
a contempt of court is; and that
amt once And Mr.. Rawley threw
himself amiably back in his chair.
"Mr. Slagg p said the Surrogate
to the man with a frizzled wig,
"remove the dog"
Mr.. Slagg laid down his pen, took
off his spectacles, went up to the dog
and told him to get out, to which
Bitters answered by swapping at his
fingers as no attempted to touch him.
Mr.. Rawley was staring abstractedly
out of the window. The dog looked
up at him for instructions; and receiv-
ing none, supposed that swapping at
a scrivener's fingers was perfectly
correct, resumed his pleasant oppres-
sion towards that functionary, occas-
ionalIy casting lowering eye at
the Surrogate as if celebrating
whether to include him in his dem
onstrations Of anger.
"Slagg, have you removed that
dogf" said Mr.. Jaeger, who the dog
being under his very nose, saw that
he had not.
"No sir, no resists the court" re-
piled Mr.. Slagg.
"Call Walker to assist YOU" said
Mr.. Jaeger.
Walker, a thin man in drabs, had
anticipated something of the kind,
and had accidentally withdrawn as
soon as he saw that there was pros
pect of difficulty; so that tho whole
court was set at defiance by the dog.
"Witness !" said Mr. Jaeger
Mr.. Rawley looked the court full
in the face.
"WiIl you oblige the court by re-
moving that animal" said Mr.. Jag
gers mildly.
"Certainly, SIR" said Mr.. Rawley,
"Bitters, 60 homc.' Bitters rose
stifily and went out, first casting
glance ut the man with the wig, for
the purpose of being able to identify
him on some future occasion, and
was soon after seen from the window
walking up the street with the most
profound gravity.--From the "Attor
veg. BY JOHN T, Ireing.
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METHOD OF PURCHASE

Checks describing goods in each set are seal
ed in envelopes and thoroughly mixed.
On receipt Of 50 printed check. class A,
will he drawn without choice and delivered st
our office or sent by mail to any address. The
article or articles named upon it will be deliver
ed to tie purchaser or sent by mail, or express
on payment Of 50 to our Distributing Agent
On receipt of 81 q check in class b will he
sent, and on return Of check with s. the pur-
chaser will obtain the article of goods described
on check
On receipt Of 50 cents a check in class &
will be sent, and on return OF check with 81
the purchaser viii obtain the article or goods
described on the check. These are onr Fivg
Three. and One Dollar Sales. and eaiiile lie
hader Of the check so purchased to his chancel
OIL Parehase in the three cllssfs respectively.
Ez Each check Entities the Purchaser 10 an
article valued at Sl.50 and upwards
BY oir system of avrage We ran guarantee =
Gold or Silver inot 0riae or White Metal
Watch > fiue Oh Chrome (re'ailing tor 3 to
sl0.) or cash check IN every five
LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
wanted in every town in The United Staie=, TO
whom liberal commission wifi he paid. y
B--Nsae bGi responsible parties able to furnish
Satisfactory references need apply.
All orders Tor cheeks should b. addressed TO
aATIogAL SALES CO,
HARLEM y, Y.
y. b-Parties ordering ci,ecks viii please
enclose stamp for return postage.
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AT recent Masonic initiation in
South Africa a powerful earthquake
shook the hall Every one except
the candidate ran out of the build
ing. When they returned they ask
ed him why he had not gone. He
replied, Il thought it was part of the
initiation.
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General ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO TEE POOR.
Why Pay sG5 for Sewing Machine
When you can get one for $3.50.
ECHO ANSWERS WIZ Z
SEGIlG lIACHlyE fOR $3.50,

After many years experience in the manufac-
ture Of all kinds Of sewing machines we were
convinced that an instrument capable of doing
ali kinds OF plain sewing (suiiable for the use
If families who cannot afford 10 get one at the
rates maintained by the large eompanies) east
ly handled, simply End strongly made, and
therefore not Liable to get out of repair. and
above all sold tor low price. would meet with
millions of friends among the poor, and acting
upon this hypothesis, we organized stock
company, and after many experiments at
last succeeded in constructing machine that
will fully meet the above requirements. 1t Is
most wonderful and simply constructed ma
chine for family Use. Complete in all its parts,
Uses the straight eye pointed needle, self
threading, direct upright positive motion, new
tension, light running, smooth and noiseless,
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in most superior man
ker Uses the thread direct from the spool ;
will do all kinds of work, high. or heavy, from
muslin to leather, uses all kind of thread =
Each instrument is highly polished, and is not
only fine looking, but at all times reliable,
making. it practical scientific mechanical in
vention at an exceedingly low figure. The de-
mand has lately exceeded our capacity Of sup
PLY, but we are now adding some new and i'm
us to keep ahead OF the demand. 1t is the first
and only success in manufacturing a good re-
liable aud substantial low priced sewing ma
chine Its extremely low price places it with
in the reach OF all lis simplicity and strength
adapts it to all kinds of work, and enables the
most Ignorant TO make use of 1t.
Our instruments can be used by any one old
or young, without any further directions than
those furnished with each one,
The large shoe factories in the eastern states
are now using over one hundred OF these ma
chimes, and express themselves delighted with
them.
The single fact that there are over go PEG
pie employed in manufacturing these instru
ments will give some IDEA of the vastness o.
our enterprise and that the demand so far ha;
exceeded the supply will serve to show the i'm
mense amount Of our sales
In every case where satisfaction is not given
we will cheertulIy refund the money.
A few state rights free TO thoroughly respon'
sibIe parties. Only those who can furnish the
very best references need address u.s. Trifiers
will please waste no time in correspondence, AZ
our time is fully occupied. Address all letters
to JAS. s. PRENTICE, Treas. & Sec'y
U. S. POPULAR MACHINE CO.,
p. o. BOX 205, Stapleton, N. Y.
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$1,000 REWARD

for any case Of Fever aud Ague, Cholera, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Asthma, Venereal disease in
any form, ScrofIla, Syphilis. aud all diseases of
urinay organs, specially being made of these
diseases caused by youthful imprudence, either
in Diarrhea, Disentery, Dyspepsia &c, that our
standard remedies will not permanently cure.
To insure prompt attention, a consultation fee
of One Dollar must be enclosed, and all letters
directed to
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"ITHE RS
Iron Foundry,

One Nni halt miles from Marietta on the Ros-
well Road is prepared to make al kinds ei
Grist Mil Machinery, Circular Saw mills Run
ming Gear foF water OF horse power Of any
size and description as good aud as cheap IS
can be got in Atlanta or ELSEWHERE Factory
castings, Puilys. hangsrs. shaiiag sc.
Enaine repairs NEATLY executed pillow points
cast Of any pattern. Best market price paid
f0r cid castings.
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One who is, perhaps, little too
critical says that the majority of the
preachers would burn quito as well
as the old religious martyrs--they
are-so dry.
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General Advertisements.
THE NEW YORK
0LLEGE OF ASSOCIATED PHYSICIANS
INCoRP GRATED 1871

Beg leave to present their standard remedies to
the public as the result of their many years ev-
perience in the special treatment Of the diseases
named, aud from the great success these remed
les have met with, both in this country and in
Europe, they feel warranted to offer
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EDWARD SPENCER, NJ. D., Seer,
AVOID oUAcKs.

All victims Of early indiscreton, causing ner-
vous debility, premature decay, &c, should
lose no time in sending for our valuable rene
DIV. Price one dollar
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Time IL Money 4!

FINE WATCHES. Clocks, Spestseles aud
jewelry. Guns. Rifles and Pistols Masieal
BoNes. and Sewing AAci ines, reF,Aired and
warranted. ard ali kinds Of light jobs Ia meta |
-xecus.d with neatnoss ard dispatch, by
l.. HUNTER
Al DR.. IlunMody's old Office. Cherokee Street,
Marietta, Ga, Dse. I2lh--tt.
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EMPLOYMENT THAT PAYS.

We are now sending package of Samples
for 81 by mail which retails tor &c. Satisfac
ton guaranteed Also Arts revealed Won
ders aud Mysteries of all Nations for Sl-cost
to secure $1,000. Address
u. s. Novelty Co., Jersy City, N, j.
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The burning of the machine shops
in Memphis on the 4,h was done by
John Mccarthy. Less $4,000
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Slow mateh-Wedding after long
courtship.
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jeff Davis has sailed for Europe
in order to cure the dropsy of the
heart.
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contentment is natural wealth
luxury. artificial poverty.
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The best account to give Of your.
self is bank account.
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The best remedy

Our standard preparation for consumption,
Asthma Bronchitis and Catarrh, and all dis
eases OF the throat and lungs is the only reliable
positire cure inthe world. AS the numerous
cures ii has effected can testify. Price One
Dollar
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A legal tender-a lawyer minding
his baby.
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A handsome thing in ladies' hose
"a neat little foot.
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SYSTEM OF SALE.

All our goods are divided into Three Great
Glasses:
Glass A comprises goods in value from 50 10
$1,000
Glass B comprises goods in value from So to
$1,000
Glass c comprises goods in value from 81 10
$1,000
Each class is divided into sets comprising
greater on less number, according TO lhe class
Glass 4 being divided into sets Of 1000; class
B into sets Of $500; class into sets of $500.
ITnnn these sets orr system Of ayera.-e is hased
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Fever & Ague

permanently cured without the use of quinine,
The only positive permanent cure ever offered,
Has never failed to give instant relief. Avoid
quinine and its injurious effects upon the ner-
vous system and send to us for the only
CURE. All other remedies but temporary
reliefs, while this has never, in single instance
failed TO effect a permanent cure. Price One
Dollar.
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Dry. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho ma
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Calltor.
MIA, tho medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
rEnsin Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and n life giving principle,
a perfect RcnovatOr and inyisorator
of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
Qualities Of VINKGAR BirrERS in healing the
SICK Of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle PuFgatiye as We'll Us IeNlc,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and ViSeeral Organs IN BIliaaS
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKEE'S
VINEGAR Blr-fERs arc Aperient. Diaphoreuc
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. ninreue,
Selaiivc. Counter luitapt Sudorihe, Altera-
tive. aud Ants Billions,
n. II. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Druggists aad Gen. Agts. San Francisco California,
and cor If W ashington and Charlton SITS, n Y.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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TIE greater The knowledge the
greater de doubt.
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DSYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARM
Il ING" How either sex may fascinate and
gain the love and affections of any person they
choose instantly. This simple mental acquire
ment all can possess free by mail for % CENTS,
together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian
book. Address
is. Novelty Co., Jersey City, N. j..
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YEVHIS is NO HUMBUG-By sending 35
IL cents, with age, height, color of eyes and
hair you will receive by return mail 4 correct
picture Of your future husband or wife, with
name and date of marriage.
WILSON & CO., p. o, Box so,
Hoboken N, J.
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A FORTUNE FOR so GENTS.
a Chance for the Poorest to
become Rich.
The National Lottery Co
Organized on The plan of the Havana Lottery.
VIII listrihnte quarterly
s25O,OOO IN GOLD.

AS FOLLOWS:
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. $4,000
one GRAND CASH GiFT------ 20,O0O
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. 49, 10000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. - 5000
10 Cash Gifts $500 each .---- 5000
80 Cash Gifts $50 each 5000
100 Cash Gifts 100 EACH. 10000
2Ga Cash Gifts 30 each 1890 f0Ge0
1000 Cssh Gifts 10 each 10000
2uO0 Cash Gifts } saeh.----- 10000
l0ea0 Cash G;tfs I zach ----.- 1900
First draw ing March, 10th, l5.4 Tickets 50
G hts each
As We employ no Agents ouisid~ OF tie large
cities. W.. are thus enabled TO give TO purchasers
,hs. benefit of Tie commission that would other
wise 20 20 tle Agent We Will therefore send YOU
Is for see. Is for s., p for sic, . for SD 60
sCr So,
TIE ,i.stsibu;i,,n viii be conducted by sworn
cesuuitie 4 list OF Numbers 10 which gifts are
awarded VIII De sent 10 every purchaser iume-
,iiatelv after the drawing We wall ssud tickets
by xprrss and collect on delivery when 20 or
lered Il sure and seud your tell address name
town. county ant state plainly written As over
Olle half q. tie tickets ara ALREADY engaged Is
Agents Ii the cites near by. We would advise
ihase " lio desire oae or mo~e 10 forward tiser
orders % IL a. snee. Do yai slAl.F. Aidrss
SUTTON ( CO.
P o. Box 2Is, jersey CRY, \. J
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1000 Cash Gifts !!
GRAND GIFT, $4,000!
Beside. One Million Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars worth of goods to be disposed Of by
THE NATIONAL SALES Co.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DIR STOCK

Comprises Grand aud Square Pianos, Melodi-
ons, Cabinet Organs Fine Oil Paintings,
Chromos, Engravings, Silverware, Gold and
Silver Watches, Ladies Dress and Fancy
Goods Together with a large and varied as
sediment of Elegant ,Jewelry, Paris, London
and Niena Fancy Goods, Music Boxes, Fine
Fans, Opera Glasses Bags Portenotna's,
Dressing Cases, Bronzes, Novelties, etc,
This is no Git Enterprise nor Lottery. but
is The only bona fide One THREE, aud FIVE
DOLLAR SALE in thu United States whose
Method of opperation is based upon Scientific
System of Averages.
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The Friend in Need.

While we do not pretend, like other institu.
tons, to be cure ais our specialies being the
treatment of all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, fever and ague, Cholera Dysentery
and other Bowel Complaints, and especial dis
eases of the urinary organs, in all OF which we
claim that the long experience OF our faculty Ill
the special treatment of these diseases renders
our treatment and remedies the only sure ones
known, we will yet be glad to hear from all our
suffering friends, no matter with what disease
they may be afflicted, and we can assure them
we will convey to them the opinion and pro
per course of treatment to be adopted in their
special cases, and warrant that i'll every case
the advice will emanate from the best pratt
TONERS of the country, the most noted of whom
are regularly engaged as special correspond
ents of our college, and we thus place within
reach of the poorest, who may be unfortunate
enough to be afflicted in any form, the cheapest
and most reliable method OF obtaining the best
known remedies Our only charge is a consul
| taon fee of one dollar.
| Our four Standard preparations mentioned
above are unrivalled, and to prove our earnest
ness we hereby offer reward OF
1000 Dollars
for person afflicted with any of, the diseases
mentioned above, whom we cannot permanent
! ly cure by the use of our Standard Remedies
Address all letters to
EDWARD SPENCER, NJ. b.
Secretary.
Tompkiusviile, s. L., n Y.
l
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Associates.

j. B. Nixon, NJ. d., f. A. s., T.. S. Phillips,
NJ D.. II X. Carnochan, NJ. D., Davenport,
NJ. D., Alfonso De Chaeuil, NJ. D., z. l.. H.,
L V. Duschuitze, W. k. c., A. +. d. Blum
entradch, Formerly physician to II II. II, the
Duke of Brunswick G. X. de Brissal, former
" attached to the Invalides, Paris.
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A Word Of Warming.

Marietta. Oct. 9Th, 1873.