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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-20

would say that have adopted the rule 10 sell
ieve my interests demanded Il, and lhat II would
advance the interests Of those who pstronize me-
have sent circulars to most of my old customers
and friends. ant / will do my utmost TO sell them
genuine drugs at reasonable prices for cash. have
never tried TO sell to any but my own customers,
and now If i have their patronage shall try to
sell at such prices az will be satisfactory sim
cerely thank them for the many Instances Of kind
ness and confidence extended 70 us ia the past,
and if they will give me fair trialth present
year, will satisfy them that have tried my IT.
most to serve them faithfully,
Err. w. THOMAS,
under ths style of Thomas & Bro.
Jan l6, '5T-tf
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Port Ropal female 9fboul,

w Z have procured the services Of an excellent
Teacher for the next session, 10 commence the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1851:
SlsO, the services of Mr.. JARRElL in the Musical
Department.
TERMs.-First class, IS 90; Second class, IL 90
Third class, l6 90; Music, IS co.
We would assure all persons concerned that we
intend to make this a permanent aud desirable
schsof ~ Board can be obtained in good families
ON very moderate terms. = 81
- p, r. SoRFLEET,
E. L. FORT,
r.. II. IGOR,
JAS III. MALLORY.
PoRr RoSAL, Tenn, Jan. Is, ls57.-6w
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Educational Notice,

The undersigned would announce to the citizens
OF GAINESVILLE and vicinity, that he has located in
the city, and will open school in the basement Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. for :he edu-
cation OF children and youth, in all the branches
OF science usually taught in the schools IF our
country. Particular attention paid TO the moral
culture of pupils committed TO his AssIs-
tart TEACHERS will be employed when the interest
of the school shall require II.
Tbs goyergment of the school will be firm and
impartial, though parental in its nature.
The subscriber would respectfully solicit lib
eral share Of patronage. He has had an expert
ence of eight years as a teacher, and thinks that
he can make 1t TO the interest Of both patrons and
pupils % patronize him. "''
Terms OF tuition in the English Bronches wiz
be as follows, viz;
First Class, $500
second luUU
Third, I" 1870
Languages, 200Q
Tho school will commence the first Monday in
April, and continue 81 weeks.
=, ,o,- REV. M. A. NARROW,
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LAND FOR SALE.

hAhE CHANCE!
We, the undersigned, executors Of Jamos l.
Hickman, deed, viii oilor for sale, TO the bighsyt
bidder, on the premisea, on the 2nd day Of March
next, the farm on which said docedent residsE
known as Roscoe Post Office situated in Todd CO.
NY, on-the Clarksvle and Trenton road about
1 miles from the former and from the latteg
place, and near the KY. and Tenn. State line, con-
tanning about 266 acres, about 1870 or 80 cleared.
l4o or 40 Of which are In wheat,) the balance In
excellent timber. The location is beautiful ana
Realthful the soil very productive, with an nbun!
dance 81 spring and stock wafer. The dwelling
and eut-houses are substantial and comfortable -
there are two young orchards (Apple and Peach)
Of the post rare and choice selections. To any
wishing to buy, the above tract ofIer1 great ia
ducements, 80 =
Also at The same Time and place, several likely
negroes, lU0 hogs, 60 sheep, 10 or 10 Horses and
mules, several fue mich Cows and calves, 6. horse
Wagon, buggy, one horse cart together with
all the farming Plements, household and kitchen
furniture, &c. ~.
TERMs.--F or the land, ONE third cash, the bal-
anoe In two annual instam. nts, the purchaser py.
ing bond with approved security. and lien h.
tanned TO secure the last payment For the ne.
groes and personality, terms made known on ths
dayof safe. l"i "
MARIA s. HICKMAN.
WILLIAM S. HICKMAN,
m e.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

BY order of the County Court of Montgomery
county Tenn, made at the February term of said
Court, 1857, shall on Friday the 9th of March
1857, on the premises lately occupied by Blount
Stalnper, decd, district no. A, sell the highest
bidder 5 likely negroes,--a woman aged about
% years, and child about l8 months oid-a boy
abont lS, another about 16, and girl about -
years old. Terms; $1,000 cash on each negro,
elance ON a credit until LIST Jan. 1858. Not
with good security will be required of purchasers
Feb 6-5w VIM. ROGERS Crk .
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WGshi9s e-tOas Hotel,
GAINESVILLE. TENNESSEE.
$. r. MOORE, Proprietor.

Having taken this wellknown tavern stand, ans
intending thoroughly T. renovate aud repair il
and from bis long experience in the business for
merry at RusselfyiIle; Ky, he thnKs ne will be
able to give general satsfaction, and golicits lib;
era share Of public patronage.
Travellers wishing TO take the river at this
point may rely upon being omptly notified OF
The passage Of Boats at any hour in The night, as
we keep night watch for this special purpose,
and polite and attentive Porters for the transport
tation Of baggage to and from the river
The Stage Office is kept at this Hotel
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CHANCERY SALE.
49, 80
Jesse w. Bailey ps VIM. II. Crouch

Administrator, &C.
In pqrsunnce of my appointment ns receiver In
this cause, wi ll5sell TO the highest bidder at the
late resi- lence Of Jesse Bailey decd on Saturday
the 81 ST dav of March inst all Of the property
claimed by Jessce w. Bailey as partnership prop
crty Of hi mself and father, Jesse deceased, which
consists of Horses, Mules, Wagons, Gear. Flows
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats Hav, &c,
&c. TERMS-l2 months credit will be gi'eu,
purchasers giving bond and good security before
tie delivery Of property. rr
THOS. J, MUNFoRD, Receiver.
March ID, le57--tds.
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no MERCHANTS.
Kirknaan & Ellis,
ErcIusiUe Wholesale Dealers and Importer
OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HAVING yconclpded sometime since TO discon-
tnue the Retail department of our business, we
are now prepared with Largely increased Stock
and an extensive variety, TO offar inducements 10
Merchants going East, las we'll those coming
here to make purchases) equal 10 any house In the
eastern cities. gf0ur terms will be liberal TO
prompt and solvent men, and we will take Feath-
ers Ginseng Deeswax and Wool, at the highest
market price. Retail customers will please "a Ike
notice that we cannot hereafter supply them with
any goods in our line.
KIRKMtN & ELLIS.
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A CARD,

MISS MOLLIE c, CAMPBELL would hS
glad TO obtain situation as goEerness In private
family, or MS Assistant in an Academy, She has
ample testimonials as to character and qnaiiiea'
tiona,
REFERENCES REV. DR.. Ridley, c. @. Faxon
ESQ, und r. w. Thomas Esq of Clarkwille,
Tenn, aud Rev. Mr., Loughry, Prest, Of Green
IA or FcmsI" SEMINARY, Elkton. Ky,
Alnrtn II ! ~
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY
LAND FOR SALE.

On Tuesday the 7th of April next, will sell
my farm, TO the highest bidder. on the premises,
on the following terms One third down, when
give possession; one third in j. months, and one
last payment is made. The land lies three miles
East of Oak Grove, about IA miles from Hopkins
vile, and about l 0 miles from Trice's Lending
on Cumberland RIVER. This farm contains 400
acres in fne state of cultivation, with about $50
acres Of cleared land, with fine improvement s--a
fine, new frame dwelling, with good rooms,
good negro cabins, with brick chimueys, with
never failing we'll of water, and 2 excellent els.
terms on the premises, and 2 large Tobacco Barns,
with all other necessary putbni!dngs. Those
wishing to purchase would do we'll to come and
examine the premises before the day of SALE
z. II. POOR.
"a Feb 81, ls57-tds.
NJ Elkton Banner, and Hop Patriot, copy I'LL
day of sale, and forward accounts to me at Oak
Grove, Christian CO., Ky.
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Prather, Smith & Co.
ass Main 81. Louisville, XIV,

400 Malu ST. LOUISVILLE, hyp
Manufacturers and Dealers IN Hats, taps,
aud Strdr Goods
ARE prepared, MS usual for the ? r | N G
TR A ID T., with a complete assortment Of al
the different qualities aud styles Of GoeGs in their
lino as cheap as can be purchased ia any market,
Feb 20. '57-3m
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Valuable Land
FOR SALE !.

IOh SAIIE
This land is situated ON the waters of McAdoo
Creek. 10 miles Est of GAINESVILLE, and l .
miles from Paradise Hill and Clarksv lille turnpike,
aud contains 2s6 acres ABOUT 100 acres cleared.
the balance well timbered and watered. The i'm .
provements consist of two comfortable dwellings
and all necessary out buildings. There are other
lands adjoining this for sale, If the purchaser de-
sires more tina II this tract contains. For terms
&c ;, apply to RICHARD ROBERTS,
or JOHN ROBERTS.
Feb 30, '57-4w
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IN CHARCERY AT DOVER.
w illiam Hester VS. John Tubbs g. Samuel War.

W IIII4M Itslcr VS. JOHN IuDbs q samuel " ar
den.
Attachment Bill.
On motion of Complainants and il appearing il
the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master that deisn.
dant John Tubbs, is non resident of the State
OF Tennessee. SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore order.
ed that publication be made in the Clark willie
Chrenicle, newspaper published IN the city Of
GAINESVILLE Tennessee, for four successive weeks
requiring said non resident to make his personal
appearance at Dover Tennessee, on or before The
first Thursday after the second Monday in April
next and plead, answer, or demur to complainant
bill or the same will be taken for confessed und
set down fer hearing Elk parte as to him.
CLAY ROBERTS,C. & M.
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IN cHAYCERY AT CLARKSVILLE.
John F. House, admir-, &C.,
lac heirs and creditors of L. 8. House.
m INSOIVENT' mi T. VIZ

\, H1'sDIF TN HIIlLs y"
~ ms cause, by virtue of the power vested IN
me oy law, hereby give notice that bill has bee
ned "a the Cbancery court at Clarksyille, 10 ha,o
me estate q us, House, deed, administered in
said court, the insolvency Of the same having bean
suggcsted-ztherefore all persons claiming 10 be
creditors or benefciarics Of said cslae, are RAJ
CURED TO come forward and be made parties TO Tho
proceedings, and file their claims with the Clerk
ana Master of this Court, so as TO have ihrir
cree rendered within the time prescribed 6v law.
or they will DO barred,
r !. MUNFoRD. 2 g. NJ.
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sea- Mules FOR SALE-ass
For sale, at our farm, ono mile from Graysyille,
Kyp twenty five year old Mules, in good order
and condition.
EWING & WILLIAMS.
March ID, lSlI-9w
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MART, COULTER g. co.
DEALERS IN N n &
Staple and Fancy Dry-Gcods,
II : 8 + cLARKSvILLE, TENN. M

WE invite special attention TO our stock Of
Wooden and Cotton fabrics suitable for conSump-
ton In the months Of January and February
Linseys, Jeans, Blankets, Osnaburgs, ShirtiDgs,
Garpeings, Also large stock Of Brogun Boots
and Shoes. Jan is, 1657-ly
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Valuabl e Farm
FOR SALEI

will sell my farm, situated 2 u miles from
Clarksvillc, Tuesday, March "a, 1851. The farrl
coutains 300 acres, which will be divided into six
lots. THERE'S fine dwelling and Sulphur spring
on the premises. Terms--One fourth down, BAL
ance IN 2 months--notes with good security aad
lien retained upon the land ,ill The purchase mon
ey IL paid Sale TO take place on The premises.
Mer 6, ,56-3w SAMUEL WILSON.
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THE Undersigned would most respectfully call
the attention of gentlemen of the city and coun-
try, TO his fine stock of BOOTS g. SHOES suta-
BILE for the present. season, If his own manufac-
ture, consisting Of the most fashionable sty es and
Of the best material and Of workmanship superb
or to aul IN this or adjoining counties, which ]
will warrant in all respects, as represented. My
stock embraces the finest French and Philadelphia
calf skins ever brought to this market. invite
and solicit an examination Of the same, confident
as am, that it win bear the sirctest scrutiny and
will please the mast fastdious. Allwork made to
order, from the highest 10 the heaviest boots and
shoe,. keep constantly on hand, the best French
and Philadelphia calf skins, and oak ltapned sole
leather. Terms, cash, invariably. -....
ssta JOHN MIDDLETON.
March 6, l957-tf.
~ Having sold my, entire interest in the Boot
and Sboemaking business to Mr.. John Middleton,
take pleasure in recommending him TO the public,
as faithful and superior workman, and ask for
him, the patronage he SO we'll deserves. Those in7
debted 70 me, are requested to come Forward and
make Immediate payment, as my business must be
wound up. '.-t FRANCIS HOLT.
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Guns, Guns, Guns!

Perys Rifles, double 0d single Shot Guns,
from S. to $3.50 each Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
Razors, Scissors and Shearsi Platform, Counter
and beam Scales and farming Utensils Of every
variety. ''V
p. S.-Merchants visiting our city are invited
to call and examine our stock.
FALL g. TUR SLEY.
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iiiOos
C!arksville, Feb, 90, l957-tf

FINE! TEAS FINE TEA,N
We have just received very superior article OF
Green and Black teas, consisting Of olden Chops
"a Green tea, Imperial tea, Silver leaf Hyson,
young Hyson, Ne Plus Ultra, black tea, VERY
hne These are very fine teas and we solicit the
attention of tea drinkers, For sale ceap for cash
only by '"F
Feb 40, 80 THOMAS g. BRO.
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Wanted!

SIX plain Painters No. ] workmen, of stead.
habits. Also boy as an apprentice, apply 10
GARDINER, + inter.
CarksyiIle, Tenn
March 10, ls57-2w
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Approximation Prizes
-uU PIFIu5 IIuVuHQIIR tU' 'sss ssss..$ 2U
Whole Tickets $I0-Halves ga
QUARTERS $50.
Plan of the Lottery.

The Numbers from 7 TO 30. 600, Corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper are encrced with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel.
The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed III anoGler Wheel.
The wheels are then reSoved, and u number is
drawn from the Wheel ofNumbtrs, and at the same
time prize drawn out are opened and exhibited TO
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners;
the Prize being PLACED against the Number drawn !.
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
drawn out.
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PILES! PILES! PILLS!
This hitherto imracta5le dirasr of Sys~g Grm asi
cunrp ny lnrrrGlH ArrIln,rlon o,,r. {.


/ "a erpy stage, n =
! CURED ny INTERNAL APPLICATION oNLv.
Or, CAvANApGH'S PILE sALvE
Nv LII never fot in giving immediate relief, and
w positively curing The worst and most obsti :
nate cases Of IlemorfVbls or Piles 1t is the only
lnlalliblc Remedy known here or clscv here Tor tho
PILES, and is the result Of yeats o. rsHGnt'tiuay
and investigation. -
Sufferers from Piles now have a remedy al hsss,
which will ~ - J
Stand The 7ft Of Trial,
without fear Of fallare on it's part, TO do all bs
proprietor claipsfor il. Full directions accomperx
each box; aud all that is requisite is strictly tobH
serve them, and cure is certain 20 follow
Aug. 30, 1895,
Dr. I. II. Cavannugh, presently v,
Dear Sir When arrived In this city a few a.sa
ago, was s@ferng intensely with the plea. I
mentioned my condition 10 yea, asking your, ad,
vice. You recommended your ! lie Salye esvine,
II would cure me tried 1.-THE Effect was nm
mediate, and am now we'll | believe II TO be as
proved In my case, an Invaluable remedy, and
sure cure for that disease the Piles and az such,
recommend il TO others. Yours, truly,
8 JOHN w. HANSON, Of 81, Louis.
IJFPrce 81 per box For slle in clalksyiIIs' be-
Thomas q Bro; Dwln Brothers whocsale uQe,,ts
Nashville. DR.. #. II. CAVANAuGHs pa
Sole Proprietor, 81, Loua, Mo
sen. g. '56.lv ~, -a4 "a
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LAST NOTICE.

All those indebted to Thoyas e. Miller, are
hereby no tilted that they must settle their accounts
by cash or notes. before the 10Th Of April next, or
they will have TO settle with an officer.
THOMAS g. MILLER.
Mnrch 6, lSj7--lm
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New Music.

Hughes g., Co. respectfully inform the public
that they have just received great variety OF
and fashionable music, Violin and Guitar strings,
and every other article, generally kept IN music
the principal manufacturers, for sale by
HUGHS & co.
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FRESH. & PURE DRUGS.

TNENIi, q TUNE UNUUN,
We are receiving our stock Of Pure Drugs and
Medicines for the spring trade. Our stock Is
large, and weinviie cash buyers to cell aud exam
inc them. We are now prepared to I'll all de-
uands a, lower figures than ever, as we sell only
for cash; we are prepared TO Offer inducements Ia
every man who wants the worth Of his money -
When pe say any thing ia AN advertisement, w'
aeaR eraeiiy WhaiVs say,
THOMAS & BROTHER.
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4 doors from the square Market st
HUGHES g. CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD e. CO.,
UNDER
t o w j. Il r s II 4 l. l.,
4 doors ahoYe tho poat Office,

doors above the PoPt Office,
GAINESVILLE TENN.
Have constantly on hand large assortment Of
Drugs. Perfumeries, Paints, Oils, Window Slass,
Dycs,uils, Wines, liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
pieal Instruments, and every other article usual
ly kept in first class Dug Establishment.
Received by the last boat,
300 kegs hite Lead,
900 do Snow White Hnc,
100 lbs Chrome Green in cans,
100 do Parts do do
100 do Chrome Yellow DO
80 do Nandyke Brown do
100 do Prussian Blue.
Also large assortment Of Paints and VerniNh.
es, brushes. Gold Leaf, &c.
Maugenet s. Gondray's Extract for for the
IIaudkcrch ief are acknowledged to DO superior
10 any of the imported They are distilled with
the greatest care, aud i'll be found TO retain their
perfume for u long time. We have have an end
less variety of perfumes, the principal of which
%
joel y Club Yerbena
Hellotrope Mel
New Mown Hay MouseRpe
Sweet Bdar Magnolia
Upper Ten Violet
West End Sweet Glover
Also large variety of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the toilet, for sale by
HUGHES s. co,
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LAW NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed a partnership in
the PsAoTIcE OF THE Law, and will give strict
attention to any business confded to in the line
of our profession.
O. A. HENRY,
j. o. sHACKELFoRD,
THOs. F. henry.
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CLASS 90,

CLASS 90,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia. in
public on SATURDAY MARCH 20, 1857,
on the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS! ~
10000 Tickets $3.50 Prizes.
More than one Prize to every 10 Tickets.
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Bakery and Eating House.
q A ROTH a co

~ y ROihr ~ W.
The undersigned haye taken the House recently
occupied by We'll g. Brother, on the West side of
the Public square, and have commenced general
Baking and confectionery business. They are pre-
pared TO take orders Tor all descriptions Of Baking,
and will furnish Cake or Bread Of all kinds on the
shortest notice. 'H
They also keep constantly on hand large as
SortDept of ...'' -.
IMPORTED 4 DOMESTIC CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO, CORDIALs OF ALL KINDS
CATAwBA AND CHAMPAGNE WINE AND
a FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
Which will be sold wholesale or retail upon the
lowest terms.
They have connected with their establishment
first class eating House, where warm or cold
meals cPn be Obtained at any hour.
All kinds Of country Provisions, such as Eggs,
Butter, Lard, Potatoes, &c kept constantly on
hand and for sale at market prices,
G. A. ROTH & co.
Feb. 81. 1871.
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NEW
Hardware House
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE


Ross Morris
OS
The heirs and Petition to sell Land,
distributes Of }
Nathan Morris jr}
From the allegations in the petition and the efIi-
davt thereto, it appears 90 the satisfaction Of the
Clerk g. Master that the following persons repro
scented as heirs and distributes of Nathan Morris,
ir are nou-residents Of the State Of Tenn, viz'
Richard White and wife Elizabeth, Thomas Thre-
pdgill and wife Parthena, Nathan Norris Reuben
Msrrs, Allen Morris, John Morris, jasper Nor
MS, James Norris David Morris, Annetta Morris
and Mshala Morris the children Of Jesse Morris
deceased Russell NJ. Pierce, Robert b. Pierce
JOSEPH w Pierce, William X. Pierce, Nancy c.
Pierce and Elizabeth A, Pierce the minor chill
dTen Of Sally Pierce. James Owens aud wife
Mary, Sarah Tyson, EnoCh Morris, Jasper N.
Morris, James X. Collier, Granville S. Collier,
Robert Station aud wife Lucy. Gertrude Collier,
Hardin X. Collier and Tennessee Collier, have
been made defendants, and the ordinary process of
law cannot be Sawed upon them; II is therefore
ordered that publication he made for four success
siye weeks In tho GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a news
paper published in GAINESVILLE Tenn, requiring
said resident defendants to appear at tho next
term Of the ChaneeEy Court to be held at Clarks.
vile, on the Ord Monday Of April next, and plead,
answer or demur TO the petition filed, or pro con-
lesso will be taken as TO them, and tho cause set
sOr hearing exparte,
THoS, J. MUNFoRD, C. g. NJ.
March 10, ls5I-iw-prs, fee, 50.
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Artificial Teeth,

THE subscriber would call aiten- Es.ss,
ton to the following essential points "a
pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, yiz;I- t1I1y
Beauty aud naturalnsss Of appearaHce, quality aud
strength Of malerIals comlarlto ihvYeareT. useful
ness in restoring the speech, and natural expires
sion Of the face; in all Of which he irinnis salts
faction. TEETH Inserted from oae TO fall set
with or WITHOUT artificial gums. Particular alien
ton will DO pad 10 Gedtilll d.stased Cams, act
correcting irregularities Of the teeth for children
IL Persons living at a distance will DO waited OF
promptly SO as not to detain hen. Charges for al
dental operations moderate
!" w. H.P. JONES, Dentist.
Jsnl6, iA57-2tnF
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From the allegations in this Bill aud the Affida-
VT thereto annexed and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Clerk and Master, that Defendants,
John ]. Tominson and Jefferson F. Gentry, are
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee, that
The ordinary process of law cannot be served UP,
on them, 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Giarksville Chronicle, news pa
per published in the city of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
for four successive weeks, requiring said non resi-
dents to make their personal appearance at Dover,
Tenn, on or before the first Thursday after the
second Monday in April ne xt, and plead. answer
demur to complainants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set down for heasing Ex-
psrte as TO them,
CLAY ROBERTS, c.. I'M.
Feb 81, IS57--prs. fee, $3--4w.