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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

A MEDICAL WONDER
~ rheumatism pcrofuls saltrh@un. &c
HYATT'S life balls cert to 70 cure the most piiafu
forms Of these diseases water thirst asp oil
ulcers eryspsns the OF impuriiy uf
the blood liver and knevs general debility, dyspepsit,
cpient consumption piles &c &C Principal depot 2it
Grand street IS cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

The earnings for November 1885, $3.50 92s, that,
Chs yese she earnings in fact about $55 500 below
What they we're when the Central doing average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

7n MASS, U DRINK Fur THE HOLInhys.-70 MAS
asr The most delight fl be that has yet pre-
pubc uch essence of wine a-rack
without IL
FOR depot Wrench Cognac B,ers No 70
Nassau street, of John
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fneten Der GrrreiP Dnbent.Sfftce
ltub etnt8e bdbtde gu @tf9enten f9 etgrense SGGeg
S~rrrdtbte.
Die erpes Gpttaf&e Wra6tttbet nit Slufra.
tiensn Spn s. SAnprr, Nler. Strrmu5er uni an.
bern @aetfern. Deutfdss Nattpnnl-gBerf. St5.
ner retb s%ergpIbeter Mtnrpautnbb. nit 8plbl1H. $1S 90
Die 8bbIerf6e alI8emetne Tgtfs"Stl.
berttbet, eauergaft InR f8bn tn 2eter 8ebanb.
NIT S6ftts II $50
mil statslatt9sn SGn Ss9aSisa9. Rale W.sFOssObos. $1,000
lin ganbe, reid ~per9plset $40
DiefeIten. Gpttaf6e MasBdks In S BGnbrn' reid Ser.
eVleete balls WarctrObGnte NIT @plof6nttt 1000
56fIIerS Werfe In 2 86ntea, SrtstualduSeabe.
balls RsltleSerbdnbe 35O
0efftnaS SO erie, 3 9bTe In t'Bb, f66n aeburb. S75
: Berfe, Sooner @Sufelinbp. mt @era. $50
3i6GtfeS 81 srfe, 5 Sdnbe, elegant s~e6unben $40
% alter ptts auseep, Rpna ne, 10 86eile, ele.
aant 8~ebuubet 6.75
@stnets Ser 8u&s, ~tauRrtrtY reid u. sefamad-
ppG 9ebnnbsn 500
Rta6tp epnbpn, 5I pra6tSsIe StaEIfi&e ub
Mnf6ttn Der Metropolis .Net4er WOufsIinDanp,
1anS nu 500
. uIlerS ef6t6 tetCr DeutfGe Ell nit bic.
len 6plsStnttt., reid o~ergDfbeter 3albmdrptcpb6. $50
81 on us 3 tlper~MtfRs Der 0Gnper-, 0ef1thts.
,nb VSlsertunse In elmer ltappe nit Cert 6.25
z b; m n, FL fanrtlt&s Q8srts, SSiIfr GuS9abe4
9be. balb Wdrceco $40
sSrunS 81 erts, 10 Sdnbe, balb UsarpecS, setuub.
nit SsGblfi9en $50
5baFespeare's Werfe, Is 8Gnet nit StablftSeu
6dlbmdreeeebee. 800
@Btbes, S6tQtrs, 9eueus, SreIteratbs, BlraerS ~. @ebIbts
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Elegant 8sbunnen IS Cts.
zs %" sss b PER a Sa9' stesont nit oolsfsrt+t $50
! Die iluhrtrte neue gDGIt nit meSr ais 300 Saufro-
ttpnen 9dn; Reber, ele1.
800 8dnbden @2essrs Bolts unb @ef6t 9ts6tbfG. q
tbef. %unSeburbsn per BdnbA. 20
200 gGnbGEn tegtlbs EIaffier (ylinidtur GGseabe
per 8Srbden 5
@cttas geplpeif&e 8tltsr ssbInben 1 so
6etres, 0BtheS, GdtaerS, 9dufs, Q~dnebeinS QBerfe
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ride, S6eufaIe un6 unsebsaer, fpwte fre6erGaus 4
ner, 0tebe &C. &c.
gngIiIde Bidder.
Shakespeare complete works eleg.
halfoound, or. 8. 3 Vol, $12s
Poetry Of Germania (beutI9 II. eng
lid 5u9leid) BON Baskerville so
Battles Of the Crimea (iIultr.) rs
Views of Niagara Falls SO
HogArths 3eidnuna drawings &c.
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rEtn!tdeal nber aud %sleennten NIT 8OIb8ePrsBten umi9ld-
69n 81 @ef3enfen &c. (De32t-S)
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ttu6emetnsn fur bic %fSmmenSsn Settn9s fen neuee. upuaSn.
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nbren IS sSntpsL
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sniea BITE QpfHs,tfanfstt Der Gaufsr aui TOT neuss uns esssns
20 EAGER Dcn 8ane9- &rttftln, ausgsietdnettn eolb enen l1Gre1
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S&"aa4bepdttet QRtsbd&fen anb Stsarren. Rapftln, Qattts,
tDnlpeHtUrs, sarteu esbduit. gOrtnOnnates, &tnefiRs gaf.r
N Brpset NpSmoaI, f. nue tine retht @ammlnng sn bnb ids1
orOas-grArsEL Marnur.HrBtiteu, fElnifGt1a gDaRer, Drssbt
ger goritaal'. u acres, Datnsnfaatrn, pern-perIpefttse Der
gefltcutts' rno q %:tsneesn. eo!seae 8sbern, Y~artfUIiUs, Rtousur
Sesrteer Mit SlafAsn unb fleinem @I61ern.
Golhene 1lbren+
son ben beaer gitiferu &urppGs onsefertiet nit t~sfar6tsst,
Sri1sttsufer,f ir been @ateearantIrt utrb .Hnb In auen @1s
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BON uns ftlba. ~fatrtirt, mUflr nir etne Ittbotae oas h56ft
erbtelteu.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Bhptcerapbien. @nbrrtpren. Oa9uerrept1pen
u. &mdnn II. @pmp.
srlduben N1 loren beutfhen W%iitbGrpern BITE er9ebene Nn,stos
ar mdden, bns fe bdS BON tbnen btsber an Der @fe BON Ytohf.
unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DasuerrsOtgp'@si4dft mad
9tr. 1O3, Baltimoreltr.,
dusee9 hGren 5fn6 Spn Der uSuneOfFee,"
.rrIeot BADEN. wpletbR tie bereit FHb, tbren 6unbtn 9t6tbtlNer
Sber Dirt unb III perb6ltniemGste fetr .btatPen Yretfsn ansu.
srtioeN -Ourb etnen umfaTen6en Neubau TT es 6en Inter.
eihneIt etlunesn, Gin observation-disclosures nnbk SfpltsBt Der.
ufeaen, ne es su pbptreraptqfGen 3meden nidt befer unb
oerGumteer In ben Der. Stnoteu eefunten Terten Tam. gus.
SeastdLse Snarumeute fnb aueelAaHt uub Elm grocer Dor.
Tcfb Spn i6Sntn @tuis, 8df&tu, Rabmen &C., feteu aur Auss
SrobI ben oefbrten &unben tsreit. Snte1n MIR bic Berfde.
rrno oeben, 6ae str I'm Gtanbe fnb, alien sersGten Gnfprl,
den i'm @sbiete Der pbrtDarapbb(&en 8unf. gu ~senasen rnh
forpb( 1aauerreptpptu unb Nmbrpthpen, GfS pe aud Ybc
tparopbien, etnfah, retpudtrt pber eemdlt tin 9DdHerfdrbe u.
En- ouf 4dpier Eher GeinDanb. 70 gut ME lin treenb etnem
onberen @fablifemeut unb gu ttGtesn Yretfsn an~ferttesn, Ia.
en- mir unlere 5reuubt elm, uns sHr6 iGblrst3en BefuG I'm.
erer nfusu Gaasrie su trfreSfn. N@"tS
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morftnretfs.

marftpreifs.
sat more. is. San.
MebI.-6rmarofreetS uper$4 56Oblo$4.62
gitp Oias $4.5O-4.44
GitsmtGe Grtra SIS 25--$5.50per zap.
IL l-$3-3 20
RDrumebl, biel. $3.50; Country $3.50
@etretos. Wet3eu, rotber, 1000 1O6@ts
peiBer ITO tt8 100 @t8. Bette Sorte t!r
6amilp 100 Bis 40 Ste.
&orn -meiBes uno 9elbe8 53062 @t8.
aItes ne.Be8 5O052 @iS.
Observation-Disclosures 1878; Morblanc
6t8. per 8uIbel. ultt am Otartt
fer. -32035 @tS. per 8u19el
f-9auifen 1920 proI. unp123Gt8
per Bfb. Manila 81 Gtsper 8fD.
Saomen. &leeIaarnen $5.5O05.62; Sla@8'
oomen$1 .7001.60; Ttnpthh $2.25-5O.
Bcbnen $1.75 per 8uidel.
Grben 1915 Bis pr Cad. q SufdeD
6rpen1 10 @t8. ba8 Yf1ro.
8ropi1ipuen: Baltic. 8adeb Wte6s8eei
500, Weteru@MeB $17; Nr.1 $14015
@erGu4ertes MISUNDERSTANDING
Sail; Sdulter 8; Seiten 81; Sdinfen
II BIB iii Ste.
nngerGu6erte8 Sdpeirs leiid, Coulter
6Gt8.; Geifen 74@t8.; g&iufen1O-11@ts
@9md15 IN SeSs 1911 @t8.
Butter-Befern 13015@ts. @Gabe8 1870
90 Gt8; 3pa 20022 @t8., @'ciben 25@t8-
Gdfe, Melfern 9 Bis 10, Galtern 9 a
100; 124013 Cts fir Gnslii9 Dairb.
Raffee- Tair Bio gutter Nip 1O4 ti81O4-
Bette Scrte 12011A@s, Savn 16017 Ste
2asuatra 114012 Ste.
Net8- 3804*@t8. per YfuNb.
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808.5O; gut oroindr SIS; fem $50
sc aftnirter 3ufer bat UNI ] @ts. per
8funb in dllenScrten ub9e Idla9en. 8alto.
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1O4 !; seItpBeu 104 9rc6 103 ; meib crois
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beim e~insetnen SUP nm 8 Gt8. bober). Sir
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Bretnium erloubt.
WOlaffeS, Gefirss42 biS As @t'
Sbio bc.
S8SfSfeb- Sbip 21022 Gents.
Hum-45 @t8. per @a1lrne,
Tri&te.- @etrpdnete Iepfel $2.623 fir
seI9alte Beudes 1904; 8Oiineu $3.50 Die
8pr, @itrpnen 1918.
Eg1 + at Marblanb orb, = gut orb. $740
81 mittel ti8 gut mittel $10a11; gut biz
fem braun $11@13 fem $13015. SAP
orb. bic fein $3.50. ObiO ORB. Bis gut
orb. $901O; mittel Big gut ROTH $1O4012;
fem ROTH $13015; gut bic fein ccul. $3.50
10; gut t8 fem gels $2O025.
= le Il Bprter. - Scpt6 Nle in Vir,
$f.75. QDnbpn 9prt;r III Quart8 $2.75 p +
Dutenp.
Qeber SpanlId @pblen s5@36 Gents
&aub Sober 34036, Salbfel rob $17-20 per
Oueeub, selinii@t S "a = 80, Stuot 9e'
Idladtet s~eserbteS Sobtleper $37-43.
O1eife, ei4ene $45 fir fur3e, $6O.fIr Seb. per
100.
N(cpbcI-43@tS per 9a(lon.
Rpblen - Stun IF Wttne $500; feline
$3.50; Qump 1925.
g uanp- (2240 per Tpnne.) YeruDiantIder
$65 GOIuunbtaniider $40 (prc 1000 Rfo.
NIr faniI9er $1,000.
Sc u unb Stroh. = TimotbbsSeu $16 Bio
$18 in 8aCen, 8leebeu $14 Bis 10 8p9s
gen trCh $18. SaferirOb $12, @eiarnz
ltrph 81.
@o6s-27 Bis 20 Gts. bas Bfr.7
Bettfebern, quite Sorts, so @53 GtS. bal
8funb.
gaia & Gteartn - 11A@12 @tS. fiji;
SO ftern, 12012K @ts. ftr bieii9es; @tea"
rim 121 @ts. per Nfr.
Roblen. - Cumberland $4-4.85 an 2puilt
8pint. Nntranite GOblen Iinb i'm Tu[Ien.
Snfetail Blaf Oeatncnb $3.50. 2ebieb Sc.
IS. = 8rrao Wpuntain 1925 - 9ptenS
Gn0er Gbnrt 0Hnuntoir &c 16
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STFRLING ~STLBERWAAREN,

SaFse. pnt et6er.e% erpicen, uraen, 1RestsfsL, gSr4dfsnttt'
= tner' Ruhen. unb BrDt&R5rbe, CATERS, 8arten' Ecrb1tn'
establishment Beder, Ypfate, 9aFsn, eSfsI, @abeIu; Stf6,
Butter 8u&sr,. @tscreaun' gnb gafstsn Wehsr SSltftaisr,
Gpdroel, 2aueen, WGrdtrnps Gabeln, Slipen' uo preterpes
9sEeIH. @em3le unS 9uder5angsn u. f. NJ, perben aus benz
beKen 5ilber auaefertiet un6 Al mG6sen 9reiisn Oerfauft be
ISIS Ga n fit eIb, 8rptteru. &Fr
SIR. 229, 8alttmprefr.
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N- 8inber Spn Bic u Sabten "beaoblen Ste 56lFte, inter
/ Sdbren fn6 fret. Sober Bat 100 plumb @epGd fret. Dns
SepGd wirb NIT ben @tnpanberern su8letd ~befDrbert uub
tOntmt nit linen iuslet6. an ben Srt tbrer 8eftmmuns.
gDeetn wettere Musfunft pcnbe man fb an ben unter;et6ne'
ten &seRten, BET REM MIR aGetn 8eife. 8tlee ;u taben fnb.
Gb. 3. Silcebrantt, Nsent.
suli31s Ger. 81, Tbame8lfr Baltimore.
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Gifenbohnett &c.
&3attimUre. nuS Sbios -
@E2k8& G~iienbGbn.. -hEssazas5gA

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Belte, idneafte unp billi8ffe 6eiie9ele9enbett
iii 6 in wanbert MAO alien @IG5en bes
@efen6,
iber Cumberland unp gSbeelin9
Columbus, Cincinnati, Snbianappli8,
ct. 0cut8,
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mad 6anbu8tp, Erlebc uno Chicago, 8ofs
S9!unb, Dubuque, Davenport, Soma @ttn,
Milpautte, Muoiipn II. I. No.,
aan3 burA per Gtfenbdhn.
6erner auf @iienbabn nnb D~ompfidiffen mad
alen am Shir, Wtiifiiiippt uno Wtliourt
9ele9enen Srter.
a- Ttnrdnterern, wel&e mad benz gBefsn ErIen, If Stefs
Aotm eons Defenders su empfetlen, tnbem he nt6t aletn be-
beutenb turset tR, fpnOern fe an6 auf b%erfsl6sn sant NIT g.
rresina befGrbert wsrben unb bnSer Sel fbneler uo btat9er
an ben Ort ibrer 8sFtmununs sslassen, ais we auf stner an'
horn Vahn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
SheriTs Sale.

BY virtue of six executions directed 10 me from,
the Circuit court OF Montgomery county, will
expose TO sale, ut the court-louse door in the
town OF Dover, TO the iight st bidder, for cash
on Monday, the 9Th day OF March. 1858, all the
right, title, claim and interest that w. + Newell
West Jordan, 6 Ii Jordan, II Eidriige,J NJ
QUAR- s, D Newell, J,hn A irwin, have in ane
to the Cross Creek Furnace, and al the lands aP.
pertaining TO said Flu mace, or thlt any cf the
above nomed persons may have 10 said lands ~
ing IN Stewart county. on the heacw waters Of Cfos
Creek, in Districts !, ,, and r,rhaps SOM In No,
g. and bonded north by x Smiths land aud ct
ers east BY he Montgomery county line; soptf
by the leads belonging TO the Rough d Reaa y
Furnace; wrist by r. RE and others Ian s EcveC
on to satisfy sundIy. executions in MY haucs II
favor Of the 3 NIX Of Tennessee. containing 10y
estimation, 6,000 acres. Sale within The lo0ii
prescribed By law. This Jan. % lo.iS.
L. Il, BOGARD, Sheriff.
Feb 5. IS I'm rF.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26

TRAVELLING AT THE WEsT,-A Wes-
tern paper says, the only two classes Of
travellers on the railroads, in that region
this winter, are those who are running
away, and those who are running after
them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
Notice.

ALL persons having cl5ims ag inst The estate
{ Jos PHI Chilvs deed, are hereby uoliGel To
hle. thc same With the clerk Of the County court
of Montgomery county, Tenn. on or fore The
lst day OF Iuulry, 1859, TO- pyo %, d,'tbulion.
" as I'd" nis''ui ! having filed my NC -es,ion o.
the ms Iivcnuy OF SAID estate.
F,b 10 Sc Sas
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA

Important Announcement s-s
To all peisnns afflicted with S"Sunl Diseases
such as Spermatcrrhocu, Sen inal Weakn SIS. In
poterce. Gonorrhea. elect. Syp Ills, the vice ~
Ouaui m. or Srlfubuse. &c -e .H.
The Howard association, in view of the awf p
destruction of human l,'e. caused by sexual dis
eases, and the dcceptio practice upon the nm
fortunate victims OF such diseases b., @ masks
have directed their Con, ulling Surgeon rs hur
table act worthy # their name, TO give medical
Gvice gratis TO all persons thus afflicted who np-
ply by letter, with description oil their con ,ition
iagp occupation, habits OF life, Be- and in case
Of extreme suffering and poverty aud suffering, To
furnish medi iues free charge.
Tie Howard association is IA benevolent Institn.
ton, stnhlshsd bv spaci4 en- iownent for the
lief of the lick and distressed, affl ct-d vi '.Vr-
ule NJ and Epi terie diseases, 1t las row sIlr-
plus Of means, W ich tn Directors have voted q
expenl IT, advertising The uhov- Il &c. lis need
less.to add that tne ASst ciution commanfs Vi.
highest naf ical skhl of the aye aud " III furnish
the most az, roved modern tr Himrni.
/ Just ppl is ed Icy the As CT ten, Export OF
Spernatorrho Va, or Seminal w AJAX rcss the wee o
Onnn>m, Masturbaioa or Self abuse aud otha
diseases of the seyuul rgons, by III consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent BY mail IN s''r .
cnve ope, free OF chhige ON the iccript Of tw,
stamps for postage.
! Address DR.. GEO. CALHOUN. c oasubid,
Surneou, Howard A-,o faiion, No. South Mini
Street Philrdelphip, Ia. u orGcr of HI nirrc
ors EZRA y. HE NGTWtLL, Pres
GEO. tAlRCUIIJD Sec
| = Ia On M lN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26

70 FaeTsrs9RY oFMIsS $, Ar, /
M w,sN,r WEAVER.

woNp no. for her. she Is not dead,
STE only s'espeth. The SAVIOR hath said,
Aslsop Ia jesus. how sweet tbs trpose, [closr
And whal az d ne a 'ri,s such sleep viii dis
II opens the portals TO the city above,
Where's Is peace, and j1y aud love
Whe'e bright gels their Vices rh.se,
Aulforsver chsat heir makers praise =
Thpre wh'she tuue hers est lyre, ls4
To uing'e with tine Heavenly choir.
Mil Affections here, her lot was cast,
Now, sweet thought, hcr tai tails all aro past
ffsrpure sai.it is for a eat rest
Ter ranson,ed sou ia With tie blpst,
Thea WHO would wish her back agaii, "a s.
To this world q sorrow gr. of, and pain. 81
Loved one we will not wish for thee,
Nor weep thd thou from pain art free,
Bat meekly W 10th reckoning nod,
Thstll cal us 10 the city Of God.
Then we II meet on Heavens shore,
Whe;e well part neoer, Eeper more.
GAINESVILLE, February 1858.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26

nsa- "Oh, dear, Mr.. Tracy, you jest when
you say that my baby is the handsomest
one You ever saw'd-you must be soft
soaping it," "Woll, yos-right, madam ;
| thought it needed soap of some kind
Ahem /"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26

u.s. John. can you tell me the differ
ence between attraction Of gravitation and
attraction of cohesion p
eyes sir; attraction of gravitatiOn pulls
a drunken man to the ground, and the
attraction of cohesion prevents his get
ting up again"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
American Oil,
The Great Horse Medicine

This wonderful and celebrated Oil, is procured
from Spring in the county Of Allen, Kentucky,
the property of Reynolds and others was dscov-
cred In the year 1870, and possesses superior Med
ical qualities The OIL is without doubt the
greatest Natural Medicine of The Age Now for
the test of what this Oil can cure, and accomplish
AS u Horse remedy the world cannot find its
equal; for Collie in Ho ses it is warranted. Drench
with one bottle. Should ths animal die the mon
ey will be returned. Cures Distemper in Colts,
or Horses, by drcnching aud putting tea spoon
fui in each ear; and by amounting cure Sad
die Galds, Collar Marks, Scratches, Swiney, Har-
ness GUS, Founder, and the AMERICAN o IL
has cured nsnypersons of Cramp, Collie, Rheuma-
tism; also, Burns. Scads, Pains, Sores, Ring
| Worms, letter and Scald Head, and keeps flies
| from Stock A trial Of One Bottle will proUe its
great Healing Qualities 1t is Natures own
remedy, curing diseases by its Natural Virtues
Every Cenntry Merchant and Druggists sh, ulC
obtain a supply of This valuable Oil A liberal dis
count will be mrde to Druggists who buy to sci
again.
THOMAS & BRO.
| Feb5, rs. CT rksville, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
Sale of Negroes.

BY virtue o power vested IN me. rs thu Trus-
tee o. G u J'rJlan, will off 10 lI4 highest bid
der, at The Co 20 lIonse in { l,rksville on Eatur-
day the Ct of March next, 6 likely negroes con-
sisiing OF Nm, women aud children. A credit
OF mouths willie g ven upon ties well secnr.
ed -... ID w QUARLES. Trustee. .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
uNRECoRDED GRAVES.

81 #~ia - .-t.HG EFt Is III
The tombs Of prime, $, they are found
Amids ca hedral halls.
With gold and mari le gil timing round
The high an1 trophied walsi
The crown and sceptre imlged fir,
Proclsiming loudly who lies there ...F
They of the red hand, whose fame
Hath filled the wondering world,
They too, sepulchral honors claim.
A nd sleep with benners furl'd-
A glorious aud triu mphant baud
Among the great ones of the land fas
And II Is wrll:-empirr's lord
Should fiIl a 60 'geous grave;
They Of the senate and the sword, H#Er..
Let them due honnrs have;
Thrice holv, II nations love
Have ranked them with the just above.
But where are they the nameless Dead.
Who. since the birth Of Time,
Their life blood generously have shed,
In FREEDOMS cause sublime2. ~
Az, where are theyq-no trophy waves
Above their unrecoYded graves.
AZ AH NFH TO-
And where your martyrs radiant truth.
Who on the flaming pyre, as s.Fr
In hoary age, and blooming youth,
Have stood bap.scd in fire ....
Their death songs have gone up 10 heaven
Where are their sacred ashes driven 2
AK we the win 's--the rushing blast
Hath borne them far and wide;
Some in the forests depths are cast,
Some on the green hills side,
o that meet fruits might crown ouch seed
That were harvest rich indeed,
Your tomhs, We wanderers, who reposs
Meath Afric's sunny sky r r ae.
Rejoicing even In life's drear close,
ror Sciences sake 10 de- t.Ha"
Ssy-who to gtace your exl'd dust,
Hath rear'd funeral urn OF bust
Ye sleep amid,t the desert calm
Even where You gasping fell,
Beneath the obeiskul palm, .
'7f Or nigh the bruckish we'll
And but the camel's echolng tread,
p burrows the light sand DER your bed.
gazed upcn a field Of DEATH
Where Kingdoms had been won,
What saw The green sod beneath
Above the golden sun;
Wills one pro I'd chisrtain bore away
The laures Of that blood red day.
Rear rear the cenotaph but no
Twice better thus to rest
Like gems whose hidden glories glow
Deep, deep in natures breast.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
Change Of TIME.
THOMAS & BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

GAINESVILLE, TENN.
WILL continue 10 sell Drugs. Paints, Glass, Per
fumerv, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs. Glc., at
reduced prices for cash, or TO PunCtIHal dea-
lers on Time, payable LIST July and LIST January.
Gowns EhOrnnS, having returned from
California to Clarksville, for the purpose OF ma
king il his future home will take chsrge of the
store, and give it his entire personal attention =
To his old friends and acquaintances. nothing need
be said to recomme nd him except 10 say, call aud
see him. for, by doing, they will fud bin the
same al oMBRE," ready to give entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor the concern with their Gus
tom.
In calling the attention Of our many friends to
the above Card we cannot refrain from returning
our.warmest Misunderstanding very longand con-
'inuPd custom as+
" Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
LATE ARRIVAL
OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

AT B. PLCssER& co.
PUBLIC SQUARE, GAINESVILLE TENNEs-
SEE.
We woull respectfully invite the attention OF
the citizens of larksvle, and surrounning couu.
try to The large s'o'k OF Fall q Winter Clothing,
which we receiv' iIely md have for sale now
Besides youths clothing, Has Gsps. Boots, shoes
Trunks, Valrses, Gents furnish ny goods, every
article usually kept in clothing store. All OF
which we will sell for ca.h at pr,ces t!.at canno,
fail 10 give entire satisfaction.
Cash buyers are particularly invited to try us be
fore pur chasing esew here as we are determined
not 10 be undersold by anr house IN the state.
Respectfully, b. PLOSSER, g. Co.
Sep, lS, 'J7-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-26
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