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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-22
BRITISH PERIODICALS..


LEONARD SCOTT g. Co, New York con-
tue to republish the following British Period
icas viz: 4,
i. The Eondon Quarterly (Conseryative.J
g The Edinburgh Review (Whig1
3. The North British Review (Ffee Church)
4. The Westminster Review (flberal.)
5. Backwoods Edinburgh Magazine (Tory)!
The present critical state )f European affairs
will render these publications unusually inter-
estlng during the forthcoming year. They will
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news.items crude speculatons, and
flying rumors oi the daily Journal, and the pom
derous Tome of the future historian, writer
after the living interest and excitement of the
grea, political events of the time shall have
passed away. II is to these Periodicals. that
reader' must look for the only really intelli>;
gible and reliable history of current events,
and as such, in addition to wei established
literary, scientific, and theological character,
we urge them upon the consideration Of the
| reading public. 4 ~ @t.l
U Arrangements are now permanently ,
made fci the receipt CLEARLY SHEETS from
The Brltisl Publishers, by which we are enabled
to place ALL OUR REPRINTS in the hand
Of subscribers, about as soon as they can be fur
nished with the foreign copies. Although this
involves a very large outlay on our part, "
shall continued to furnish the Periodicals. at the
same low fates as heretofore, viz - ,
j.. aia A Per snn !,
For any one ofthe four Reviews So 00
For any two Of the four Reviews 500'
For any three of the fonr Reviews 70O,
For all four Of the Reviews 500
For Blarkwood's Magazine 800
For Blackwood and three Reviews 100
For Blackwood and the four Re views 10 90 :
Payments TO be made in all cases in advance,
Money currentin the State where issued will be
received at par. ~.
- CLUBBING
a discount Of twenty five per cent from the
above prices will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering
direct from L, Scot, 4 Co. four or more cop
les or any one or more Of the above works:--
Thus, Four copies oil. Blackwood, or of one
Review will be sent to one address for 50.
four Of the four Reviews aud Blackwook Tor
$50: and SO on
POSTAGE.
In all The principal Cities and Towns, these
works will be delivered, through Agents,
free Of postage. When sent by mail, the pos
tage to any part Of the United States will be
but twenty -four cents a year for Blackwood,
and bat foutteen cents year for each Of the
Reviews. III
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waysbe addressed; post paid 10 the publishers
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The undersigned having this day bought the
entiie stock Of Dry Goods of Jas. Lodwick &
Sons, will continue the business at the old
stand No, &C. Front street, under the firm Of
J.K. LODWlCK &, BROS, y
where they will be pleased to see the patrons
of the old house, together. with the "rest Of
mankind"
We hope by close attention and fair dealing
to merit an extensive patronage. We shall
conduct our business upon the only SAFE PLAN
viz; small profits for Cash.
JNO. K. LoDwICK,
o. \. .LODWICK,
ia '55. II. G, .,LODWICK,
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pRoBATE NOTICE.

JAMES Graham, Administrator Of Jonathan
y Dodge, decd. has filed his accounts and
vouchers in said court for final settlement,
which will be examined -on the, 18th day Of
July, 1865, unese previously excepted to-.
iunel513w. J. w, COLLINGS. P, J.,
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SCIOT0 & HOOKING y LLEy R R
7 ssgs s : -
!. HHAN0E or TIME.

.--. CHANGE OF TIME.
IN AND AFTER Friday, LIST Of June, 1855,
" Trains will run as followsto 10 wit
Train No will leave Portsmouth, at 9
O'Clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at IL
o'clock NJ. Returning leave jackson at II
o'clock P. M! and arrive al POrtsmtrt. at s
o'clock P. M! L. "a
Train No Q leave jackson at "a o',loch A
NJ. and arrive al Portsmouth, at Ill o'clock A.
M. Returning leave Portsmouth at 81 P. M.
and arrive at Jackson al O'clock" -.
Trains stop ONLY for passengers at the fol-
lowing stations, to wit; Sciotoville, Webster,
Washington aud Gallia Stations. Portland,
Cross Roads and Twins Station. 80 z
). w. WEBB, Superintendent.
June. 1854.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Wahl a. Stahl. in the Washington Brew.
cry is this day dissolved by mutual agreement
All debts due to said firm will be collected by
Joseph Echels, and the business carried on
by him.
mar30 l855-lm, r,f7
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,r,c,. DISSOLUTION., l.
TFHE P PkRTNERSHIP heratofor

Il isting under the firm Of Jus. Lodwick &
sons, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent,
All persons knowing themselves Indebted ID
the firm are requested 20 Gull and settle wiik-
out delay--it is absolutely necessary nndsr
present circumstances thatall should he prompt
our books must be made 10 6adncs,y All per.
sons having accouts against the firm or one in
iivdually, will present them for payment.
~ 's'f iN las. LODWICK.
2: rs :@s otsH 4n ]. X. LODWICK.
Ports. Jan. 1. 1865. q 10. A. LODWICK.
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Market Street Improving.

Quite a Stir at Jefferson Il BlairS.
MO trouble in finding them, their room be
~ ing the one formerly occupied by Messrs.
Davis & Smith, first door below Dugan &
Mackoy's Benk. '@.
Call room and examine their new and wei
selected stock ofdry goods, consisting Of almos
every variety Of foreign and domestic manu-
facture.
silk department full and complete. Embroid.
cred goods, the largest and best assortment
perhaps in the city.
French and English Merinos, all shades ant
qualities; Delunes, from 10 cents to 2o cents
per yard; Cloths, CSssimeres, Satinelts, an,
quality. A great variety of fall and winle
shawls. good assortment Of Carpets, Oh
TBS, Mattings, &c,.
October %. 1859, dlmw
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DUGAN. MEANS, HALL g. co., ,
BAMINERSs 1. :.
Ports all o tGtks Ohio.

TNHe undersigned have this day opened an
| Office Cor tho transaction OF an exclusive
Money and Exchange Brokerage business. at
the stand on Market street heretofore occtfpied
by Dugan & Mackov. where they are pfepaied
to discount Bills of Exchange and Promissory
notes, at reasonable rates-receive deposits,
allowing such Interest as may be agreed upon.
and 10 attend promptly 10 all collections en>
trusted to them.
Thomas Dugan Shuckleford & Chrichton
Thomas W Means M X Tewksbury
William Hall William Means
Hugh Means L Watkins
VIM V Peck A B q Ellison
William Ellison George Wurts
William Wurts Moses Mackoy.
Portsmouth, Feb. Q, '55-tf. '".-
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c..,, j LOdwick a. SOns,y5.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds Of
, pp6 Dry Goods and Notions
No. 66 Front Street, t,oo Doors West Of the
: UHg ii FrdnkinHo o.
A RE now receiving their FIRST Spring Stock.
n Their assortment is fall and complete,
comprising every variety, land as they adhere
10 the do't i"' '@'"
: la' CASH System, 80 u, q -
They de fearlessy pledge themselves TO give
'"f GOOD BARGAINS. Z. ll's.
Feeling grateful for past fayors; we hope by
fair representation of our goods to merit and
receive an increased patronage. Our assort-
ment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS, q.
We think, cannot be sur passed in quality,
styles and cheapness. To our assortment of
Gmbroderies, Trimmings, Ribbons, Parasol
Hosiery, Gloves, &c., we call your especiu
attention.
J, LoDwIcK & SONS.
murch24dt
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S. & II. v. RAILROAD
COM -. - P ANY

VNHE stockholders of lie scioio & locking
i Valley Roilroad Company. re hereby no
tilted to meet al the Office of tho Company in
the city Of Portsmouth, on Wednesday, the
9Th day of NAV ne xt for the purpose of elect:
ing nine Directors for the ensuing year, and
also for the transaction Of any business that
may be presented. G. A. M. DAMARIN,
apr9td PrcSt.
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UNITED STATES AGENCY
Bounty Land Warrants

TH0sE for whom heretofore OBJ ,,ii
Il tanned land warrants. and all 9TH :
,ers are hereby notified that will OBJ /.
tain enough more 10 make up 160 acres for all
who reccised 40 and. 30 acre warrants unde r
the law OF 1850, whether they wete sol ldiers,
widows, or minor children. I ~, y,'
"A j who served IA days are entitled to i6O
acres. =
lure. a -. 80, &!
Those who apply FIRST will get their war
rants FIRST, vr .-tng qug4
1 p. S.-As many Of my clients under the for
mer law had some one ,landothere two or three
agents toapply and fail before they came 10
me, I presume i is hardlp necessary 10 sug-
gesl, TO them that they will save bo.h time and
money by coming to u COMPETENT attorney at
the start, ,.. /, Z. -ys :. GEO. TURNER. I"
Warrants obtained flee for all INDECENT Wild
ows and soldiers. 3kpJ-a ~.
Office over BrunnsFs store, on corner east
OF Market House. VI ~ mar302m
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s. d, HOLMES,
FAcTURER OF
Tin, Sheet-IrOn 4 COpper-Warc,
ALSO, wnottsAEE RETAIL DEALER IN
Stoves, Crates and Hollow
ar Ware ,>--.s

= A----,l ~ nAS15
Marks ST. r.,EAsr SIDE, BET. FRONT SECOND.
HAvIFG bought the interest ofo'. TT
IL Nell & Hunter in the late firm Of NM
H Holmes q Co., intend to paddle wv
my own Cauoe.' The public being respectfully
invited TO assist by extending 10 me individu>
ally the patronage sc literally given to the late
e rm. ."
shall curry on the business in all lis vari
ous bra 8 ches at the old stand on the East side
Of NJ hket street, between Front and Second,
wher,. can be found al all times as good a
stock of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
together with as fine an assortment OF Stoves,
Crates and Hollow Ware ps can be had in any
like establishment in the city.
Particular attention WILDE paidt Job work
of all kinds, and, also, Tin roofing, Guttering
and spOutng done at short notice and at pri>
ces TO suit the ines. q, .' 'r
NARA p5ly l s. II. HOLMES.
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Fine Letter Pnpcr.

.F the best quality, Just receised. Aso.---
" Copmercil note and Ladies' Envelops
Nov FIN. i HANNA
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CASH AND SHORT CREDITS!
M. L. HALL0WELL & co.
sNAA MANEMNNs1.

~ PHILADELPHIA, ~ ga.
: TERMS.-Cash buyers will receive a dis
count of six per cent? if the money be paid in
par funds, within ten days from date of bill.
Uncurrent money only taken at its market
value on the day il is received. - '@.
To merchants Of undoubted atandnga cred>
it of sin months will be given If desired.
Where moueyis remitted in advance Of ma
turity. adiscountA at the rate ortwelve per, cent
per annum will be e'allowed, 5. ,.. .
IrPRIGEs FOR GOODS UNIFORM,
In again calling the attention Of the trading
community TO the above Terms, we announce
that Notwithstanding the general depression N
commercial affairs throughout the cotntry.th
system of business adopted by US more than q
year since, and to which we shall rigtlly ad.
here enables us to offer for the coming spring
season our usualassortnent off, b0o 7nI'fo7
NEW ,SlLE AND FANCY G0ODS!, -
Comprising one of ibe. LARGEST AND
MOST SPLENDID STOCKS 10 be fo,ind
n America; to which we will receive constant
editions, thrdughoutthe season, Of new and
esiTable goods.from our house in Paris, 81.
Jan Ppm. So, y
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Will ana leStaWenL Vi Heo' P'e'e S0h''Soo ~,
Corwine, det'd., the sale ol real
VS.. estate.
John w Corwine and
si.ti others.
.TOHN w Corwine Of Pike aounty, Ohio,
u BENJAMIN Corwine OF Logan County, State
Of Illinois. Richard Corwine ol Knox County,
State OF Illinois, and Andrew J. Corwine Viii,
liam A. Corwine, Davis G. Corwne and John
H. Corwine Of Warren county, State OF ILL.
nos are hereby notified, that the above named
Petitioners, George Corwinei Amman b. Coz
wine and Jessa D. H.. Colwin Executors oil the
last will and testament of George Corwine
decd, filed ,on the 18th day oi june "A.
1855 in the Probate Court OF Scloto county,
State of Ohio, Petition against them. the 90,
ject and prayer Of which is to obtain an order
from said court auth rizing and empowering
said Executors 10 complete a written contract
for the sale of certain real estate made by! lhe
SAID George Corwin in his life time with BEN
iamin Maloan now OF Ross cenniy, Ohlo.--
Said contract is dated October 2Sth, 1S47 and
tke land thereby oldby the said Goo'ge Cor
win to he said Mclean is described as follows
TO wit;--Situare in Scioto county, Ohio being
part Of entry No 1910 in the Virginia MI itary
Distric', beginning on The bank Of the Scloto
river at tee upper corner Of land formerly
owned by Rein Wicoxen, thence running up
the river North SO West AZ poles. TO a stake,
thence N. 100 w. 81 poles 10 two Sycamore
trees, thence N. 90 min. W. 40 poles to.a
etake, thence N. "a min. w. 90 poles to stake
thence ". I8e W. 32A poles and IL links to
Trmble's line, thence S. go 30 min. west
20 poles 10 stone On the ives, site OF the
Ohio canal, thence the same course 223 poles
10 three Hickores aud pile of stone in the
original line of the survey, thence South .
30 min. w. with said original line 1904 poles
TO double Chestnut upper back corner to
said Rem Wi!coxen's tract thence S. S5 . +.
332 poles 10 the beginning corner, containing
23S acres, roods and 6perchesol land, more
or less. The defendants are further 'otilied
that an order authorizing said executors to
complete said contract by executing a.deed OF
general warranty in fee simple for said premis
ses to the said Malone, will be asked of said
Probate Court on the first Monday Of August
next, or as soon thereafter as Petitioners can
June i5-3v. PISS 80. O. F. MOORE,
Atty. for Petitioners.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
X sf5e PER MONTHLY
4 SMALL FFoRTUNE FOR OyLYSi

A chance to make money by all person in
or out Of BUSINESS; no capital needed and but
little expense incdr-cd, Il ieduires no travs
elling, 10 peddfing, but gives yon the COM
500 10 5000 per month. This Is no receipt Of
any kind on book agency; it Is something en-
tire'y new, and worthy Of all persons desiring
a permanent and genteel employnN mt. The
whole rightand kpowledge will be sent 70 any
person upon the feceipt.of Sl,O0, tpost paid
addiessed to H. W., care Of TIA, Post or
ice,. Portsmouth, Ohio. smn ao
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Special Notice to Army Or

GERS, Soldiers. volan.
teers, Teamsters, Naval
Officers, Seamen, Ma
rines and Navy Clerks,
apd their Suryiv ing
Widows or Minor Chill
dren.
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MNioNs received per BoStona this morning
ttmsrl0 WIN MILLER,
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NIPRoBATE COURT,

George Corwino, Amman
Corwine and Jesse D H Cor>
wine, Executors o the last Petition to COM
will and testament of Geo. plete contract for
Corwine, deG'd., the sale ol real
VS.. estate.
John w Corwine and
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Com mercial.
PorIHlnOuth Market.
IS. BROWN

Front Stree between Marke andJe llerson.
Tur For. ,wrso ARr ms WHOLESALE PRlcEs.
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steamer Bostona.

Election Notice.
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NEW, FIRM ,

Ports. Jan. 1. 1855. = 20. A. LoDwI
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TIE VERY LATEST NEWS - r
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
Up TO --a-
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARBIYALOF t(Fss THE STEAMSHIP
S=alsss FHE STEAMSHIP
@ b 2 4 e

louisville, Jan. IS-The steamer Canada ar
rived last evening at Halifax. The news was re-
ceived too late to SEND South
LIVERPOOL. Jan. G.-Sales Of Cotton for the
week, $4,000 bales Spectators and Exporters
took 5000 each Orleans far s., Middling 3, Up
land fair & Middlng Al Market steaay-mid-
ding qualities improved slightly.
No change in Breadstuffs.
Trade at Manchester unchanged
Advices from the seat Of war and diplomacy,
are Of but little general interest. The most inter-
esting features are summed up with the following
points:
The Allies at the latest advices have 800 guns in
q position ready to open fire upon SeVastopoL
and are only waiting favorable moment. Alter
bombarding the city IS hours day and night they
will then storm the city on the south side, while
MenschikoG is attacked in the fed on the north
The whole programme is arranged, and the deter
mination arrived at to make grand attack inme-
diately The result is looked for with interest, as
the fate of the Allies depends on it.
Negotiations OF Vienna ale postponed fourteen
days, to give the Gar one more chance to come to
terms.
Rogers & Wood, a London iron house has failed.
LOUISVILLE, Jan lS.-2oon.-T river is about
at a stand, with six feet five inches water in the
canal.
The Know Nothing State Convention is in ses-
sion here.
CIxcyyAr1, Jan. ls-noon-Flour 81 7OaS7
So Whisky 2G; Hogs S44a$4 GO; Mess Pork Sll,
prime Lard 81; Shoulders u packed.
PIrTsBUng Jan. I8.-noon-R River falling with
seven feet one inches water in the channel
New York, Jan. IS n1on.-Cotton unchanged.
Ohio Flour s. 75aS9 Is; Corn and Lard dell and
declining. Money active
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

WHEREAS, libel was, the 4th day of January, in
w the year $50, filed in the District Court Of the Uni
ted States for the Middle District of Tennessee by Thos
b. Ghdress Esq, Attorney of the United States for said
District well behalf Of the United States of
Thomas ESQ.,, Collector for the port of Nashville
against the vessel HarSvillle her tackle apparel and
furniture for reasons and causes in the said libel
toned praying the usual process and mOnton of the said
Court in the premises requiring all persons interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture know
ing having any thing say why the should be
condemned according TO the prayer of the said libel
be- and appear before said Court the 9Th day of March
next S55) at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, if the be day Of
jurisdiction, otherwise the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to the premises and in
torPOse his her their claim to the same and all due
proceedings being had that the said vessel her tackle sp
pareI and furniture may, for the and causes
The said libel mentioned be condemned as liable to the
Uned States for the fOrfeituTes therein mentioned and
Their costs IN that behalf expended:
Now therefore, all persons interested in the said vessel
har-sNle her tackle apparel and furniture knowing
or having any thing TO say why the should not be
condemned according to the prayer of the said libel
hereby required TO be and appear before the said Court TO
be held in and for the Middle District of Tennessee in the
city OF Nashville on the 9Th day of March next 1855 at
10 o'clock, a NJ OF that day. if the same be day of u
sdcton otherwise on the next day Of jurisdiction there
after then and there to answer the premises and nterpose
his her their claim TO the same and make their aIepa
tous in that behalf and show cause If any thew have Wby
the same should not be condemned ACCORDING TO the
PRAYER of the said libel.
This sth day Of January, 1855.
J.B CLEMENTS,
Z. s. Marshal, Mid Dist of Tenn
BY 3. n. CLEMENTS D. NJ. [janlO-lw
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Give them triaI.-Mercenarr persons havein 50 ma

Give them trial.-Aercenary persons havein SO ma
ny instances succeeded in foisting upon the community
worthless preparations, claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has been be
sto we'd upon STABLER'S AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORAST and DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances. Indeed many medical who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Expecoran in
OF Coughs Colds and diseases of the respiratory organs
which come under their And in all diseases of the
bowels. too such as Diarrhea the Darrhea Cordial is
prescribed by them with the utmost confidence its bene
fetal effects Give these excellent medicines trial. See
descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents.
Price only so cents for EACH six bottles for 81 So
deco2
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a E-sAs-arE ~ An UFRoAR-As RaymolG's
rIauareria was exhibiting in small town in this
state, IJer- Da-aaah, the Lion King, entered one
.. tie cages .ntaiainy a collection Of Lions, II
a.-z. Le-paris IIyeIas etc One Of the animals,
s.aHa Gene lion, was little fractions which caused
keeper DO eG.l.e lin over the head with raw
#.tr. j.a Ioa spread lis mouth with growl and
-aamaa'v exclaimed "If you strike me again, you
big Datcauaa II! eat you Ike rat" it was the
person cation OF jhc ludir.ons to see how quickly
..a- lion Atlr backed out OF the cage trembling
. every .-.n. Notwithstanding his known courage
,aa. las been the means Of giving him a name
above a- other lon taIaers whilst terror and fear
..as la She bare q aiI the standers-and SIS if by
a.... sudden iupa'7a. showmen and visitors scam
.aroa OF as !. Old Mex was at their heels-whilst
aetwaaaae eyes OF Wyman, the Ventrioquist
proved how Iar-h lie enjoyed the confusion he had
-.a NfzsHn-WymAN IS still ATTRACTING crowds
. bis wonderful exhibitions at the theatre. To-
g. p. laa performance VIII differ u several particu-
l.. from anything yetshown here, and those wish
good SCI. VIII DO web 70 90 early.
e. Don't forge. that the extensive Auction
s.l. Of Groecres on time by II. S. FRENcH 8; Son,
..es rlaos to-day st lheir store. For particulars
... lH..r advorl.s smeut in another column.
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REMOVAL.

We have removed our large Print
ING Establishment to The corner of
Church and Cherry Streets, where
we will be happy 10 see our friends
and patrons.
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NOTICE.

- virtue Of order writ of Election 10 directed
- from the Governor of the State of Tennessee will
open and hold an election the Goth day OF January
1852 the usual places of voting in the County of Da-
wilson for She purpose of sectng Major General for the
End Division of the militia OF the State of Tennessee to
fill the vacancy ocaslOnsd by the resignation of Major
General 6. 7. Anderson f. B. BIGLEY,
decl2. Sheriff Of Davidson county
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CURE YOUR HAIR.
kROLLERION

THE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
L (atey introduced into this country will be sent BY
the subscriber to any person in the United States or the
Cuntdas, for 81 90
The KROLLERION will curl wave the hair in the
most beautiful manner Any person having the most
and uncouh looking hair transform into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL by the use of this article. The ingredients
will not cost over u cents, and with this receipt any
make equally good in every respect to that sold s.
per bottle. II preferred, package of kroerion ready
made will be sent free of postage, instead of The Receipt
with directions for preparing in liquid torm and full d
rectonS for use Send all letters, postpaid, to
b. A. FREMONT
ianIl-w3m Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio