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Ff1Rt4a6 zEa!HteH 70 7NF IHlfdl1 IFlbNNf,
ltASTuuL, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Two hundred men
have reccuslS been clnploYel un the Hayaun.
lAntonl Il Eaatern Narrox-Gauge noad, with
headquarters here. Beyon mlcs arc llu,suel
from hero eastward. To-day an engine aud cars
wele received At Gi!1cst, 30 ,nlIes east Of hero.
anu traek-layi'is began there. rusty mlcs will
be completed tlia tall.
, 1875-11-04
0cEAFl STEAMSHIP NEWS.

1lorrgnpAM, Nov. 0.-steamship 0. Rotterdam,
from thi4 port for No" York, IL aground In tAo
MeuHe.
Ngw YoAK, Nov. 3.-Arrived, steamship Mas,
from Liverpool.
I4oSpos, Nuv. a.-Steamshpa City OF Chestor,
irum New York, aud Atlas, tEom Uoalou, Akyc
arrived ont.
, 1875-11-04

STFc774 D'SNEt'h p n. f.ti:lI7 Y'r.tuu,.
EAET AafIsAw. Mich. Sov. "a shocking acc;
dent happened ut King 4 Rns.r on tho f,ag,,u,,
Valley &ss. Louis Epad, The aiay night, i. Hots.
ford and wife went to a neghbor's named G. =.
PFatt to spend tho evening. icayiug two children,
hoy Of y and d giFl y! !. at home. uur,ug tbe
evening Bntsfords II houhs wnA discovered OH fro
Il4t. wts lhe first IL reach ii, n.,1 in rnlca ycr-
Ill: , s.so tho children. waa burned tn tcatl,
r. Va "'so the little girl. tbs by c.eapcl,
Fsis: leaves WHO aud one child.
, 1875-11-04

suhoAY.scHooL CONVENTION,
SMcta! Esapafeh to Tbs CAIeaqo Tribune.
CARnospALE. ILL.,, Nov. 3,-rho Southern I'LL
nola Bunday-school Convention con,oued hero
tlls morning at o'clock, with full attcnt,auco.
All deno1,inations are eugayet, and much inter-
evening 1t tho Christian Chusch aud III the day
at the II. T. Church.
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WALKING on THt: TRACK.

Sr''tH h'Pn'eh 4 lie tArsrq, rtLpn.
nPa1S'fiEi.b, ILL.,. SoT. "a ficrInAn named
john noer*les was rnn over tc.day and killed by
awttc'l engine oil tho Hpriug'cl.i IrancL Of thu
Ohio II sishlnaippi Nai!roal. lie WAS WALKING
On the track aud though !,ia s:tenti1n waa called
refused to leave the track. Dcceapel was NJ
YEARS o. aEc. and llaA lived IN this ritz fyr uotnc.
thing !!hc eighteen years. liz was il /. said. a
man Ct Liberal educaiiun though llo was .tisap.
Into and 'lld net cpjy hjlnyeIf tn .urit..s ~.
tt'fihg: Il would seem. to Iivu Tho i!e nt ~ uat
c's'. Ito lit. dthtnm. relatives In .hu city,
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When OIL aLo:f way home Tuesday night
Detectives Flanigau aud slmmous lad their
at:oEtion attracted by nolso in grocery store
kept by II. Law ut tue corner uf Clinton aud
Adams streets. An investigation showed TINT
sHo buEglass we're busy At work clearing out the
, 1875-11-04

fabia IhiH restorns telegraphto Communication
y u'li'rhsa cab!t, With Iiavana and utber Wo.t
lnilt Islands, aud Will t,lo snth American tc,.,
Ha,n as'temr through Tho nen cables from
t tt,aoiala u fara, AMI from Fnra IN rcrnam.
h''c'' connc:!tn:; with es:ei't-t,ei ttnaa to lila
he 'aneiro Montnvileo. mud ,a!i,arniso. S
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Sbettat Dsputth 10 ihs Gh,ta9a Ifituas.
Iowa ClTY. H., Nov. 9,-The lian. John +.
Irish, editor Of the Daily Press Of thi. city. and
notol Democratic politician Ut this State, WAS
married this eye,alug tn 5iiss A,inio Fletcher. III
excellent yoliiIY lady Of tAls city.
, 1875-11-04
FIRE Underwriters.

StteIa! HsDafch fa 1he Chieu1o 7ribHt.
M.LwAuEEE, Nov. 9.-rAo Uoari Of Fro Uu-
deGwslters to-day met aud elected the following
officers for the ensuing yoars prcsideut, samuel
M Ogden; Tfosa"1er. +. ". jacob; Secretary,
". II, brown Executive COMMITTEES, G. j. Cxry
J. \. tssrec, ind john Hathaway.
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KEY NEST, Fla, NoY. l.-I'ho caLle-steam"r
Prof. Norso. belonging 10 the International
Ocaau Telegraph Company. sailed this morning
for Now York, having completed tho laying OF
tho new cablo botween hey West and punta
llaass, aud repaired sud restored the SECOND
, 1875-11-04

LOUISVILLE. KY Nov. 3.-1Ao Committee
zeto.t!y SUIT to Philadelphia By tue Louisville
Board Of Trade has taaIo II report recommends:
ing o''r merchants anil manufacturers to display
thels goods at tho Centennial Exhibition III 1879.
No definite action has ~ set bee,I taken. but 1t
~ probable tla! disl lays Of tobacco, mlnerals,
whisky, rcmeut. esc.. will 10 made.
NEW ioRx, Nov. 1.-Tho Fire underwriters
to-day appointed cb;nnl,stse to atraoge for .
representation ut the centeuniaI Exhibition.
, 1875-11-04

Iowa CRY, H., Soy. 3.-The Hoard Of Direc-
tors OF tho Chicago Clinton 4 Western Railroad
wero In session here to-day. viii, full asentl-
n'cc. Tie iron ia Iaid on this ro.d from Clinton
some 20 miles towards this city, mud the grading
Is nearly all done to this point. 3lr E. r. Hinck-
Icy, who undertook to bull this lnlnortaut limo
Of Eoad, has been sick for a lons time. which has
delayed tile work. This Board determined to-t!uy
to turn tho work over to Hon,e other parry, nlo
will 20 right forward and complete it. unlesa Ar.
ulucIiey will do TO without further delay.
, 1875-11-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

isurnctsss Cuc0ntup-t Perfect Dress.
Ing Tor tbs har.--Ihe hcoa!ue hols III lIquu form
!srKo Proportion Vt IsoAori1cd cDcoanut oil! rrs-
pared expressly Il this rNrGu.e Suntnsr compound
iotssass tho peculiar properties which exactly 1ult
the various conditions of the hutsu Lair. 4 single
Application reuaess he hair tuo .AtteF how sT aud
by oil whb lasa .hea H. to bs tho best gsil cheapaat
halE dressing In tbs wp.E!.
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METHODIST BISHOPS m COUNCIL.
uosToa, Nov. 3.-TLa MstAodist l}sllom of
tho United States arc In Ksssion In this city,
EIegon arc In attendance, embracing tho untItc
list except Bishop Jauea. Tho aossion tu-iay
was secret.
, 1875-11-04

!4"ih' t!UatA Il. 1hs tAa'u3o Tribune.
.a1. SL"Snx, H., Nov. IA man named
'"ctton fe""ltug in ,loore't prairie iu thin eour-
~ "l::le getting ont Of / od yesterday morning
before ''As htep'ed IT ou tue o1y OF biz daugh-
'ef' WIN "a1 siacrin. til MI itn1n osisoI bed on
'ie ''oof. crH.h.ng HI her cl1e.: nnl killing l,er
H'7'ahti:' sh" way il yenrs old. Tho fa,l,cr
10 him. N"f's'o' "s'A~4e'
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= &s71HT7 75NfTlEFh o. 7Gs IfFtL n Iyih,ttt
MASON. III. Sov. 3.-A taI rrc dan, tuc,,rcj
htlu lAs hlEhi to fsriTt:."urlur.o., hilbert
EalIwIn, Oil a1 11iEUiA Central ttu:, In n...
e'''P!l1'e eass IN Il tnoYiH' tram 1T Il toa-crosa-
lFis l!!A lnpt bccsn fante enctl bel can raji p:t
plank, mud lin t1:l2ll-n,uo ,raa lr h.:,' Ia
haa EEsat itte-ehce III mind af,l h,ln. u, IN t,,n
ca:s' liz "hu rurr1ed tn Lis home III Clau,ai.,u,
, 1875-11-04

4 still alarm to Engine Company No. 1 at les
o'clock yesterday afternoon WAS caused by q lIre
III tho ous-story frame building In tue rear OF
No. I'll North avopue It Ia occup,yd by Julius
kuo!sler al st4blo aud woQdsi,ed. and fs Owned
by Fr'earick lses'zlnger. Damage, @50 Insured
fur *-UJ III tAD German Mutual of NORTH Cli.
caHo
Chemical Epgioo No. answered st!l, alarm
Yesterday afternoon caused ty aa iucipssnt tiro
S"rth Dearborn street. Damage aolliual; no
lIsGTa1lcG,
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5!Fe1a7 1NSP17cH u The EhItd10 Ifib.Nt,
6:nisaFiELu, ILL.,, Nov. Blu tho haugsu1on
Circuit Court to-day, jury was empaneie.! in
tho case of tho bthto Ilailroad lizard ys. tho
ChlcaYo j. Alton Railroad Company, and the
tsiAl will begin to-n,uErow.
, 1875-11-04

served 10 kintln iha fire hidden by tho aapotrs.
!hn fra hwctt l,kn 4 hurricane oYer tho city.
EtnhscB fell like EastcDoarh uhinrcH. 1lIa t!ati-
egn d"na was Immense. Fiye mllIiuna In !tsri
''"'ihsH Will no. roytr It. n,nl IN iti1,,a M In
hu.anre fuild te tiAann1. fInm tin yriy hht,ire
u tn" Ernnn atnl lhn material cmpuynI for
k"Itl: ;Hfluaca. Tic principal c'iiIicea In,rnel
nrn Tim l1nne!l Of Tim Natonal flank, tho T0vn-
ilonro, tho 1'lni1na aud Cnnmnfc,ai llntnis.
the l'o,lFo nGcnDied by thu pac,o Stsana
Navigation Company, t'a markotn!acc. mud lilo
favorito clnb-hu"so of tho city. Many families
arc l!oruc1esH. The President of reru las order
I'd the au.horttIoa to ,,Ho G.ooo roals for thor
rallef In Linn tho different nationafltics con-
tril"sted hhcra!ly. Many merchants had tahoIl
advantage Of the reduced tariff anh dispatched
large amount Ut mefchantliso, nnnrIy all Of
Which !s nnw destroyed. md now tho nerchanta
llntl tltansclyas absolutely bankrupt tllcrIalnt-
tieH. nwlng to tho tlHahsGr. being infinitely in
rxrosa of their aRsela. ll,cIr Wal lrl,nubrH, in
which largo quantities. Of nftruto wc1o rterej
c'oso tn lilo eoa, ~cre Gayeh. but hrgo u,nntnIns
af coas, costly artirlu IN f,luuuu, wcru burne,I,
fIH3ir IL 11HA,
PANAMA. Oct. 2i.-A terrible tight to9k nlaco
III Linn between partlHans Of admiral Afnfn,tero
and ficll. Irado. Several Of tlttHe engaged were
killed. aud mauy wounded.
, 1875-11-04

a'king IN appropriation Of *lo0.hap for tho i'm
1r1Ee'none NJ Hayon Bartholomew.
1o'''f fcsdnttnt " aR introduced in the fInnae
f"r.ef. ' ''' wv "''"' 1'o'
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story, Tor, although thera wnre not t10 wiyts
Ilcfa wnro hnfsc h1 or 10. enl thorn VA. II .1ca:
. 'oa a. ni treashro. It n sal tin Khan ,,rI,sritr
1ntlk nj TathtAtul,
h''apv1r has requested to In alinwad n lsavt,
m INTERVIEW with tho Car hut ho I,nH been TIL
70 70 remain for auhe Mt Ntenfure tn" re,.r',n vi
W. u'iAY' 1t Ia hkil. hofng tho atacnre nf fi-
.e'o that this liines a'utnls n g"pl etaura
o1 being roinatAlictl uIce tic rarlt,-
tioh y complete. 1t Ia alsn thought tha.
QUO or tho principal obincts IN seeing ttlo I'm
Iefor is to recover mIlfionh of ro,llles e IN
n"ed ny tho merchants OF khnknnu, to wllpu Ao
IAha advanced money tn trnt1e WITH II Ia con.
shlorcd That kudoynr tlesctYca we'll Of K,l3sia,
f1F he liaa bpem tho foremnBt to faror tho caure
o. lilo Car, and hAH ahasted IN lilo bnbjuaatiou
OF Central Asia to ltnAalah rule. In lin oyent
q hon-reRtnrasipn. VIZ shall probably tlava sllia
Khan settling lo"n lle.o with MI i,,s nil.io1,a
and a'l his wisea and ha III sr.ils w.ti Asia.
1hnsn can !te np !a'llt tis.H af1nlr ut KLU!.ant
Ina been very unpleasant nnc. FORTUNATE, ~
tho intu1rcction Is .IanIlcd nnd order upt.,rrI'
Tor: with handful Of trnurs at rcsl Il tiiaal -.
atd 70 near tho end Of the tlne wnathcr, TIM nt.
THO oltbrnak III treatsd by tho .tllcaIa hern' n
ono u vendetta. KM'lnvlr IL krl1wn u layo
been guilty Ut aroat cruelty to tlo futlcr OF tlo
thlfi by whom ho llaa now bcen compelled to
leave lila khanatc.
a.. RUSSIAN Pno,i.trA7fus.
=, EEn!1S, Oct. 7.-1n IL Proclamation ipsnetl ,,y
tlea. MN Hartmann aftes tho battle sf a1nrl rnn
the representative of tho Eznr Informs tho Elnk.
hndors t!a. their late ruorno. having beru ro;,,i
jar with lin people, tho General haA rent lin i,,
Ut. rotcrAb'irg, and will no: nluw lin 70 ru.o
nGnin: The t2ar, he adds, respects tin religious
10" Of tho afol,ammedauH, nnt al!ows ti,o fuitow.
orH OF tfio pfoho. 10 lead happy, t,iuus, and
co1lsentcd 'iFo u,tior s rule. 1.ato in !,e, LEM
her Il appears tito 1s,1esiana defeated nuttncr
Ahokand foreo at slargslan. As Usual, tI.n en-
remsins occupied, a,rI viii probably be- an,.ss.i .
, 1875-11-04
GERMANY.


LoSDoS, Nov. 4-5 a. MA telegram to tho
Alorn'tq Post from berlin says the l,ea1Hl,erg
Arsenal Waa almost totally destroyed by fro
yesterday. Forty Thousand rifles were de-
Herovet. Tho total loss Is estimated q. 200 200
lnarks.
, 1875-11-04

ST, Loult. Nov. 3.-Io-day Judge Treat, Hit-
ting iu Chambers, appointed TLousas T. Bulk
ley. Of Sew lork. Oliver Garrison, aud Ja.ueH II.
beach, OF Ut. Louis Receivers Of tho Atlautiu l.
Pacific Railroad. they TO DO required tu fusu!ah
$5Uu, 0O0 bouds.
, 1875-11-04
SUICIDE.

NArANEE. Out, kor. s.-T. ". Msrsl,, tie
agont Of tho Hank Of Urltisl, North Auerlca,
committed suicide this morning,
Spse1at D'spatea 10 Ths Chteaao Tribune,
DELAWARE, o.. Nov. 3.--t}eotgo Jaoobs alIot
and killed himself this Afternoon Ut UArdiugtou
Mllle lnto1tca.ai.
, 1875-11-04

HAVANA. Nov. 3.-Tho authorities OF Kingston,
Jamaica have proposed to restore the cargo Of
the steamer Uruguay. undsr bond Of s5.00u,
stipulattne TINT 1t shall 20 direct to lilo United
ssasos. Tho condition bas not beon accepted
, 1875-11-04

KNnLIaH OCCUPATION HfNTKD At.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Tl.o Pat Mall Gaxe.te says
1.-THE Euglish occupation Of Egypt is only
question Of time, ~ that step is iecessarv for
sha PRESERVATION Ut our Indian Eu,plro."
, 1875-11-04

FAIL RyEls, Mass Soy. 3.-The Insurance on
The Mattapoidott Mill tho machinery, stock, etc..
which was burned last night, is {.147,bQn.
, 1875-11-04

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 3.-lu the Senate To-
day = memorial ~ Congress Waa introduced
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The river Wasl about % feet above low
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ALL OVER The CITY.

Go Foot
The two river agencies at this port have
been consolidated.
Capt. Hammer received from New York,
yesterday, fine thoroughbred bull dog, by
express.
City Marshal Pittmsn yesterday arrested
seven persons on the charge Of merchandise
Eng wilhou. license.
It is now in order for the Cotton Ex-
change to set up spellingmatch and
work FIXTURES" into it somehow.
One hundred and forty-three persons
were arrested yesterday, on the charge Of
using hydrant water without license.
The pay train went out on the North
western road yesterday, to gladden. the
hearts Of the employees along the line.
At the conclusion Of the Catholic Or
phans' Fair, the managers viii give a grand
ball for the benefit of the fatherless ones.
sThe Old and the New" is the subject
of a sermon to be preached by Mr.. D. II.
Rains at the Federal Courtroom tomorrow
evening.
OTthoTaphy was the topic Of converse
ton with gossiping groups yesterday. Il
is coming to light that a good speller is
the Tarest exception amongst us.
The pupils Of the Second Presbyterian
Sunday-schOOl will give 4 concert at the
church, next Monday night. Let our cit
liens turn ont en- masse aud encourage the
little folks.
4 drover was on the streets yesterday
with a cap on made of a red fox skin, and
retainingthe head and tail in full view. A
merchant sWapped him a hat for it and
placed it in his shOw-WindOw.
Willie Manse, alias John Richardson,
alias White, alias Brown, etc, has run
away from his mother again. She was out
looking for him, and spoke of attaching a
bali and chain to him when captured again
He has been out over a week. Parties have
seen him begging at the instiCation Of a ne
gro girl who follows him around.
The steamer James S. Neal met with a
slight accident while passing under the
railroad bridge yesterday afternoon. She
had two barges loaded with coal, and when
she had about reached the center pillar Of
the bridge, the pilot discovered that he
could not pass, and then he backed the
boat and tried it again, this time more sue
cessful. The boat was delayed about 20
minutes.
A terrible catastrophe was prevented
Thursday night at a house on South Cherry
street, by the timely arrival Of the head Of
the family. His wife and child had re-
tired and left the lamp burning by the side
Of the bed. The child aceidently pushed
the pillow so near the lamp that it took
fire and was burning when the pdter fac
miliGS entered the room and extinguisned
the flames.
a match game Of one thousand points,
American foUr-ball game, was played last
night at Cauvin's billiard hall between
Dan Ryan, of Evansville, Ind, and Ru-
dolph Deubelbeiss, Of this city, late Of
Louisville. The game was ably contested
on both sides and attracted quite a crowd
Of spectators. On the 22d inning the score,
stood: Ryan 500 DeubelbeiSs 736, when
the latter took the cue and made a run Of
900, winning the game, and IA to spare.
Time Of game, l hour and 40 minutes.
Winners average, As 5-Il. The game win
be repeated tonight at Z o'clock.
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The Mirror orIreIand.

BOTdwelEs beautiful pictures Of EUin's
Green Isle, consolidated with the Franco
German War Panorama and Irish Comedy
and Concert troupe, viii commence 4 short
season Of two nights at the Opera House,
Monday and Tuesday, March % and 30.
From he encOm 'ums that cur brethren Of
the press have bestowed upOn this party in
other places where they have performed,
we can safely promise our citizens a rare
entertainment Of a tirst-Class order. Mr.
Warren b rdwell is a comedian and an ex-
centric actor Of rare excellence, having
been pronounced 10y competent critics su-
periOr to Sol Smith Russell or
Aft Burnett in his peculiar impersOnati0ns.
Miss Helen Tracy is a lady Of much per-
sOnal beauty, and is gifted with a melodiOus
voice, which has been trained in the best
schools Of Europe. Her seriO-comic and
operate SONGS once heard make her a favor
lite with any audience. The troupe IN
Der many well known aTtistes, and we feel
satisfied that our music loving citizens will
greet them with full house. One note
worthy feature is that the management. in
consideration of panic times and in order
10 accommodate antilles, have placed the
price Of all tickets, purchased at McClure's
Temple Of Music prior to y noon on the
day OF the perfOr ance, at 80 cents. After
that hour aud at night the price will be IS
cents. A grand school matinee will be
given on Tuesday at $50 p. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
A Murderons MrsterK.

Of a murder briefly noted by us a day
or two since, the GdlldtjR Examiner says:
1--WE must again record a foul murder, near
Fountain Head, twelve miles north Of Gal
latin, not far from the louisville and Nash
vile railroad. Our information is mere
bearssy, and to the effect that a negro man
who was employed in an Illicit distillery
rear the Daniel Perdue place, hearing, af-
ter dark, the report Of a gun in the direc-
ton Of his cabin in the EeighbOrhOOd,
started for home. In a short time after,
the person whom he had just left heard the
rapid discharge Of a number of guns or pis-
tolls, which excited his curiosity, and on
going 10 the spot found the negro shot to
death, with his throat cut from ear to ear.
The murderer had fed. The whole affair
is a mystery. We cannot hear of any sus-
piciOn Of any one in the vicinity, or cause
for the foul murder. The negro had re-
Gently come from Franklin, Ky, and it is
c0niecturad that he was followed from
thence by his slayers, whoever they be. We
trust that the awful crime viii be probed
to the bottom and the heaviest punishment
administered to the perpetrators"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Terrible Judge bled his victims
thirty-fye dollars worth yesterday morning
A negro WCman named Mary Ward was
arrested by officer Jackson yesterday, on
the charge of stealing lumber.
James Haley was fined SIS ia the Police
Court yesterday, for being drunk on the
streets. He will be in the service Of the
corporation for the next thirty-three days.
Bill Oden, Bill Kennedy, and Bill Por-
ter, all cClOred, were TecOmmitted to jail
by Justices Cassetty and Creighton yester-
day, to await further examination on the
charge of robbing the store Of Mssseugale
& Co.
William Boyd and Henry Williams, two
negroes, were arrested yesterday, by detec-
tiYeS Fields and Reddic6 on the charge of
having robbed Thomas ConnOrs, a short
time AGO. They were taken before justices
CaSsetty and Creighton, and committed TO
jail, for trial at 9 o'clock next Monday
morning.
Matte Murphy is in III luck. She was
fined $ by Judge Duling yesterday for
using bad language, and, to keep out Of
the work-house, putup her rings as security
for the payment Of the fine. She was also
aTraiguei before Justices Cassetty aud
Creighton on the charges Of hOuse-bTeak-
ing aud assault and battery. The first case
was dismissed, but she was fined s. on the
latter charge. Verify, the way Of the
transgTesSOr is hard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
VEGETINE
Pgri5TeS the Blood, Reno
rates and IIsUigOrHfeS the
Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIURETIC.

Vegetine is maze exclusively from the juices
Of carefully selected barks. roots and herbs, and
50 strongly concentrated that il will effectualiy
eradicate from the system every faint of SerOf-
uIa, ScEOfuluus EEumOr, TuEn0rs, Can
Ger, CancerOus HumOrS, EEysfpeIas,
Salt Rheuma SyphfIfc Diseases, Can
her, Eaintness at the Stomach, and all
diseases that arise from impure blood. Setaf.
lea, InfiammatoTy and Chronic Rheum-
atism, Neuralgia, GOut and Spinal
Complaints, can only be effectually cured
taTOugh the blood.
For Ulcers and EruPftEe Diseases OF the
Skin, Pustutes. Pimples. BIOfches,
BOiRs, letter, Scaldhead and Ring
worm, Yegetine has never failed 10 effect a
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com
LeucOErhOea. arising from internal ulcera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General De-
biiify. Negetine acts directly upon the causes
OF these complaints. II mVigOratcs and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secretive
organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation,
and regulates The bowels.
For CatRrrh, Dyspepsia. HabffuaI
COstiyeness, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
Headache, Plies, serTousness and
General Prostitution Of the Nervous
system, no medicine has ever given such per
blood, Cleanses ali Of the organs, and possesses
controlling power over the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected BY Vegetine
have induced many physicians and apOthecaries
whom we know 20 prescribe and use il in their
own families.
In fact, Vegetine is the best remedy vet dis
covered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed be-
fore the public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
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B. A. EnlOe, of the Jackson Courier
Herald is in the city.
Hon. Thomas Il. Paine, Speaker of the
Senate, having remained over TO sign the
Journal Of the Senate, left yesterday al
1890 p. NJ. for his home in Savannah.
The following were among tie arrivals
at the Maxwell House yesterday: Gen. J.
NJ, Withers, Mobile, Ala; Rev. y. T. Lup-
ton, Tuscaloosa, Ala; Col. Daniel S.
PrintUp, Rome, Ga; ". r. Neil and
bride, ROgersville; n. Merritt, Henderson,
Ky; Capt. W. a. Buntin, Robertson
county; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Van Scooter,
Erie, Pa; T. W. Keesee, Columbia; Col. J.
W. Sloss, Montgomery, Ala; P. NJ Kent,
Cincinnati; u. c. Brewer, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. A: P. Riggs, New York; Col.
Sam. Tate, Memphis; Y. @. Brown, New
York; L. A. Sheldon, New Orleans, W. c.
Owens. Russellville, Ky.