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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
TT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
DIN AND YoUN
Affirm its Truth,
pROEESSOR HO0D,.S HaIR RESI-

PROFESSOR WOoDS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will nfallibly the growth and color Of the hair
ssc,y restore @ he gray cover @ he bald Will nsin
snen the hair make it more 80 3tt and beautiful than any oil
nan an enr and ads Of III Classes s over ,s wod
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
the following and judge
Prof 9. j. wood-Deaf Sir Soms time last summer were
induced TO some of Eon Hair M ; ATTY 3 and its effects
to report
with sores and called scad head The hair almost
tey off in consequence when FRIEND seeing his suffer
hopes Of but to our snrpe and that of al our friends
sT s,s s o d sas @ an
that boy has I'M he"y w hsrs1s nd as anJ % Of
OF the scalp and hnr We are yours, respectfully
,'slRAE sHR Y. RiSS'SfsEEAf, !. iIaSIsTg
Prof Sir Ny hair had fer m years ] hsn
% the o o oil in dressing o it
months ago it was in that ition having lis
TN nd wh h Ss, h,ss wss s .1s hs r"s to 70 BE- its
to those produced by the aicaon of oils Other prcnar
for every ady toilet whetsr 10 used as M Resorase
for the simple purpose 9f dressing M or b. nes,yn the ha
of its performing all that is claimed for it r, ,,,,on
WELLlscros, Mo-, Dec: s, 1851.
who had been using Haif was induced to try
it had the fever last May and nearly hair
cEer San eSrr S' wa Nothing but @ @ duty and Sympathy
s e feel f. @ % s TO os The w are as "T
the benefit have received from Prof Woods
The Restorative put up in bottles of three sizes large
s m Hn small h small holds l s pint a sna ens
cent proportion than the small eteils for two dollars
ns on bottle @ hs holds quart 40 cent more in proper
N 81, woop r.PsoEs BIZ Raoaway Nsy York
~ And ssd Sys good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
STRONG TEsTIMoNY-srRoNG TESTIMONY

St; Johns, n. B., February s. 1865.
MeSsrs. b. A. Fahnestock Il :
GentlcnenThe following certificate from William Cunning
ham, keeper of the Almonsc in city. think will
esting 10 yon and therefore cose it, You depend upon
the correctness of his statement Yours,
W. O. SMITH.
To w O. Smith, Esq, Mayor of the city Johns n Is:
Sr-I yesterday child nnned James Cunningham aged
three and four months, vial of b. A. Fahnestock's
InifuGe. The quantity of passed being great
quested the npher them which she did
there The day the child
had vomt.d four making, in all two hundred Two
nine and half inches in length and the others averaging
six inches. WM. EUNNINtfiAM,
Keeper of the .tlnshouse.
ST. Johns N. b., February 4, 1855
Purchasers should well the initials the Wrapper
that they buying b. A. Fahneocks Vetmifuge and
other. n23 lmIW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
H. C. F.. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAvIER ST
~ New Oreans La c. N. JOHNSON, Snpernte den. 81

vs. e. r. HlAICiiEIk,, No: TO dfsFf VlFIs sI
Slave Depot
AM Notice Merchants, Planters Traders and Slave Own
ers-Hayug extensive alterations and accommodations
stand. prepared receive and accommodate
hundred slaves for Commission
the with good board and comfortable
un reasonable terms
having line would do well to call and
themselves looking elsewhere the inducements
offer unequaled
good stock Negroes for sale will be kept constantly
hand consisting Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants
searnstresses. Nurses Hair Dressers, etc.
made property placed in hands
for sale.
Slaves and Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana Lands bought
and sold.
ee2S iy u +. HATCHEh
a. JUST RECEIVED-FORTYv VERY LIKELY
~ young NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands Mechanics,
House Servants For sale for cash
.y&.good city paper. Apply to . +. HATCHER,
oly Ii 1876 iravier New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26

In the "Tombs y IN. " Police Court, few
days since, skinner" was impudent to the
The Judge looked on approvingly. and when the
fight was over complimented the clerks science.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ yERASDA BUIIDING
w Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfarre and Calope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Annual Session of this Institution begins
the First Monday of September 1859.
The plan comprises general and extensive
1t the acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken in the school, and the
Modern Classics thoroughly anayzed.
The location central and the spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library
the and complete philosophical appa
References arc nnumerable Among them the Alumnn Of
this institution who number the of society
Students admitted any time during the session
apply in by letter. at the
institution NJ. b. DIMITRY, A. M,
President of the Board.
New Orleans, August 1889. au'lkWtf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW
sRLEANS1hrd Justices Court, Second District o New
Orleans.
The following properties assessed belonging
unknown, for due by them
properties the city Of New Orleans for the 1853
hereby cited before the undersigned Justice Of me
Peace District of the city Of New Orleans
within fifteen DAYS from publication this
citation the Journal Of this city, the de-
Of New Orleans for the amount placed
site respective properties together with the interest there
per from This date and five
per attorneys commissions.
Witness hand and seal nt the city Of New Orleans, this
18th day Of November A. d. 1889,
Isgncdl ARTHUR SAUCIER,
nIh Third Justice of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26
Vandershart Z mrs
Initials.
u

s Young Eliza miss
Q Youngblood J mrs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-26

S....A B C....S D c. Battle House i.
Agent of the Berwick's Bay Line. :. x Y a..
Olive. Box II.
s. F. MARKS. Postmaster.
New Orleans, November &c. 1863.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-09

HEN MANURE FOR CoRN.-One of the cor
respondents of the Country Gentleman gives
the following account of an experiment with
hen manure as fertilizer con cleaning out
my hen-house last spring j had more than
wagon load of clean hen manure. | drew
this into my barn intending to drop it on the
hills OF corn as soon as the corn made its APP
pearance. l planted one acre on the first of
May, but after that the weather became so un-
favorable that it was the end of May and be-
ginning of June before got through planting.
Long before this the manure began to heat at
such rate that had to unload it on the barn
floor, any on going to the barn a few days af-
ter, the efiluvia from the escaping ammonia
was so powerful that | was glad to escape from
the barn. Having some plaster on hand |
mixed it thoroughly with the manure, spread
ing the latter thinly over the floor and bruis-
ing and chopping very fine. 1t was thrown
into a heap and remained on the floor until the
corn was ready for it, and there was no fur
ther perceptible escape of ammonia. With
this top-dressed all my corn, eleven acres,
and had barrel left over for other purposes.
So well satisfied am with the result that for
the future intend to prepare my hen manure
in the same way and apply it to the same crop.
mixed enough plaster with 1t to make 1t dry
and quite inoflensive to handle. | can speak
of this from experience, as ! dropped it over
four acres myself. Now, here is manure
equal in value, doubt not, to the average Of
imported guano, which every farmer can man
ufacture for himself, for every farmer keeps
fowls. But he must have suitable building
for them, and not allow them to roost all about
his premises and even in trees, wasting that
valuable manure, as is too often the case SO
highly do | esteem this manure that make 1t
my duty every night to see that all my fowls
are within their proper roost
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-09
0Uortrstrr Qailp Spp.
DIRGE.

BY r. W. EMERSON.
Knows he who tills this lonely field,
10 reap its scanty corn,
.iai mystic fruit his acres yield
AZ midnight and at morn!
In the long sunny afternoon
The plain was full of ghosts;
wandered up, wandered down,
Beset by pensive hosts.
The winding Concord cleaned below.
Pouring as wide flood
AS when my brothers, long ago,
Came with me to the wood.
But they arc gone-the holy cnes
Who trod with me this lonely vale;
lhe strong star-bright companions,
Are silent, low, and pale
Ny good, my noble, in their prime,
Who made this world the feast it was.
Who learned with me the lore OF time,
Who loved this dwelling place.
They took this valley for their ioy,
They played with it in every mood;
A cell for prayer, a hall for joy
They treated nature as they would.
They colored the horizon round.
Stars famed and faded as they bade;
All echoes hardened for their sound;
They made the woodland glad or mad.
touch this flower of siken leaf,
Which once my childhood knew;
Its soft leaves wound me with grief
Whose balsam never grew.
Hearken to yon pine warbler,
Singing aloft in the tree
Hearest thou, o traveller
What he singeth to me?
Not unless God made sharp thine ear
With sorrow such as mine,
Out of that delicate lay couldst thou
Its heavy tale divine.
$50, lonely man, it saith:
"They loved thee from thy birth;
Their hands were pure, and pure their faith
There are no such hearts on earth
Y e drew one mothers milk,
One chamber held ye all
A very tender history
Did in your childhood fall
Ye cannot unlock your heart,
The key is gone with them
The silent organ loudest chants
The masters requieum.n
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-09
TERMS OF AnYERTIsINf.-

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
EEKLT SPT fUr si00 square for three Insertions:
ssd 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
iess) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place, also those largely
displayed viii be charged extra rates Contracts by
year may be made liberal terms.
y All transient Advertisements must be pad n
GdraHes Yearly regular advertisers VIII be required
to make quarterly payments
e5Y@ No gratuitoas Advertisements No report reso
lutons proceedings Of corporation, society
association and communication designed call aten-
ton TO anv matter Of limited Individual interest can
be inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement.
% The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sOe oT any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-09
miscellaneous.
CITY OF WORCESTER-To either Of

CITY OF WORCESTER either of
- the Constables Of the City of Worcester GREETrSe
In tue name Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
you are hereby required forthwith. notify and warn
the Inhabitants Of the several Wards qualified vote
r senators and Representatives in the General Court to
meet IN their respective Ward Rooms Monday the
mnth day Of MAY next, at IL O'Clock noon, then and
tGre 70 give IN their by ballot for against the
IoHoWhlg Article of Amendment to the Constitution,
asreeu 10 hy the last and present General Court.
"ABrICLE OF AMENDMENT:
NO person OF foreign birth shall be entitled to vote or
sha De eglble to Office. unless shall have resided
within the jurisdiction of the United States for two wears
subsequent to his naturalization shall be otherwise
qualified according TO the Constitution laws of this
Commonwealth; pr0rided that this amendment shall
not affect the rights which any person foreign birth
possessed at the time of the adoption thereof and pro-
cided further that it shall affect right of anv
child of citizen of the United States, during the
temporary absence of the parent therefrom.
And every person qualified to vote aforesaid may
express his opinion said article of amendment without
expressing in his ballot the contents of said artice
the form Of said ballot shall be follows amendment
to the Constitution, Yes or NO"
The polls shall be opened IL O'clock NJ and shall
be closed at 3 clock. 2. NJ.
Witness A. IL. Bullock, Mayor of the City Worces-
ter this eighteenth day of April in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nin
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
\ copy Attest, JAMES MCFARLAND,
tnnGfa hin nf w
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-09
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE IN

ANA SURANCE COMPANY
At the animal meeting of this Company, held at their
Office in Carls Block on Tuesday, jan 9Th, the follow
ing named persons chosen Directors for the year
suing viz:
Henry A. Denny, Worcester Geo. NJ Rice, Worcester,
Geo. Blackburn Boston, VIM b. Fox, Jr.,
Eek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Tainter
AlOnzo White. Leicester, SamI L. Hodges Cherry Wv
X. s. Denny, Clappvillo, H. N Bigelow, Clinton.
At subsequent meeting of the Board HENRY A.
DENNY chosen President, v N. S. DENNY Secre-
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND treasurer
This Company has been in successful operation since
May, 1856 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods, first class Machine Shops
and nonhazardous property generally. Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. 7, 1857. diff IL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Arrival of the City of Baltimore

NEW YoRK. March The steamer Cit,
Of Baltimore arrived here this morning
with Liverpool advlces of the 10th. The
steamer Europa arrived out on the l4th
Cotton-Sales Of three days. 81, ZOO
bales, of which spectators took 1000 aud
exporters 2000 bales. The market open
ed buoyant at an advance Of 1-lG@t, but
closed quiet, quotations being barely maiu-
tanned under the Europus advices Sales
Tuesday, 5000 bales; Orleans middling
I'd; Upland middling G8d.
Manchester advices favorable, all quail.
ties slightly advanced and very active for
India.
Breadstuffs dull, with declining ten
dency. Provisions steady. Consols 95S
@953 for money and account.
The war question is unchanged.
Rumors continue butlears are apparent.
ly subsiding.
The English government proposes a
seven million loan for India, and refuses to
grant an unconditional guarantee to the
Atlantic Telegraph Company.
The steamer Java is detained by dam
ages received in collision.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Sunday 9th, Up NJ
Daniel y. Sickles member ofCongress has
just shot and Killed Philip Barton Key
United States Attorney for the District OF
Columbia. charging Key with dishouorinp
him and destroying his domestic pcac,
Sickles surrendered himself aud is con
mitted to Jail
Feb. 28--Thc select committee appoi
ted at the last session 10 examine the H.
counts aud conduct of General Cullon
former clerk of the House, acquit him
any corruption or. dishonesty in the dl'
charge Of his duties.
They have reported the facts connecte
with every charge, which in cxaminatiu
was found worthy Of attention In SON
cases the committee thought that more car
might have been exercised but this
mounted to no more than failure to cor
rect pre.existng abuses.
March, MIR. Stuart, Of Michigan
moved TO amend the Post Office Appropria
ton Bill. reducing Butterfuld's overlan,
mail contract tDa weekly servi &c, at $3.50
000 per annum. and establishing y week.
mail from St Joseph to Plscerville ais,
from Kansas City to Stockton. Adopted
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
To the / aides !
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
Eliza Ann Br 'ntly, ct ais.
Joseph RnNnh NJ e. . lie

Joseph Bayou m Fl Ss
II appearing TO the s.'isf cion ~ the Clerk
aud Ma ter. iOn the fidaNit IN h. ctusa. that
w How riOn, Rrbece Baynhsm AID J"hd
Blame ar" nOn' resi'euls Of Tsnn 81 il the ordi-
gary rrocrs OF c'ln'i he serv,d upQj, them;
III orderrd that publ caIon be made TOR 4 weeks
IN he h'on' IL, rev paper puhlishsn 10 m"
H. o. 'larksvi lr requiring stid non res dent
d ierdnns 20 p ear at the NIX l. rm ne
I haurerN c'un I" he held u the of 'laTks
Y lie on tie I'd Mon ny { Ap u u xl, aud plend
s~rr or d"'nuT I" comp a"Is TAI or the
same III be taken f., confessed as 10 them an 3
down for hearing exparIe.
~ MuNFORD, C n NJ.
Feb II, '59.4w-pr tee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Pollock & Waggcncr's
FALL ADVERTISEMENT.

WHY are the folk, H. such furry,
Az &c IN u urmt ndou> w r. v
Where do they g" III such nrry
To Polio & Waggener's.
For the last bot brought gre stock
OF Ov, r-coa's hat'ri ~tand the s ok,
And the coolest blast OF winter m, OK,
For r. & w.
An, hu inpss Coats. and CoHs for dress,
A Pants thai are the very hest,
Ana none cuu wesr better vrs'
Than you'l grr of P. g. w.
Ard Furni hirg Goods can here be fourd,
Eur ugh /" sur plN th' c.. unirN round,
All good and cheap am J. LS bcu d
Yum buy OF P & W.
Their c., thes ARE kncwn rhroup hout the land
Aud vi | 'xumnat on tan,
An no cd stock is iOun on hand
AtP. & w.
All wives who on their hu' bands dost.
Ask them I" bu, Pants Vesi aud Coat
From the new stock 10y tie last host
AtP. 4 w.
Aud vi o di>krs the ,arpy noise
WhdptreuI does to- feel the Joys
TO see how happy ARE the bows
1hiI's clothed at ?. w.
Come " hen on are tired Of earring trash,
C"'nr l. Won want 10 cnt = dnsr,
Come aud buy for cIeoit rr cash,
From g. W.
Points we have with u longest l.gs,
Shoes lha ARE srw", or ~ ndr W ia pegs,
AIlor winch you'll find to be- GOOD crg.,"
At P, g. W.
Goat, with ten ihCu.and seams,
More 'r 9. YOU have seen,
If you have been
AtP. & w
Come one, come all, we agnin repeat,
" hon yor wunt Cl"ih ng cd aud neat,
At Ne. 20. + II k ia street
You win & d
POLLOCK & WAC GENER.
Sept 10, So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
JOHN NJ. NEBLETT,
TIN, corPrR AND sHEfT IRnS wOFKrR,
CLAI KNIILLE TENN ESSEE.

The puulic will fl 10 att is establishing nj large
aud yer, SPLENDID stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
Sc. which can always be- obtained upo. the most
rea onahlr terms.
Also Cook Stoves of various patterns. Every
variety of Psr'or and Office owes castings Gut.
tt riug and House Roofing done AT snori notice.
Thankful tor past patrnnag" he 5 liciis acoutin
nance OF public favor aud hntiers himself bv
strict attention o business. prompt execution Of
orders. and moderate prices TO ieservr it.
Aliwork ordered Willie promptly executed and
in n sIv- warranted I" give satisfaction.
Old cooper. Pewter, Feathers & Beeswax, taken
in ~ change for work.
Oct. |, lo57--tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11

Fernandez Pr'rstl,i Ate me"t before L ia G
vs OF the Pea ~ The ground
Edward :. Wnlton\ uon res de &c
In his cas- I per. having been rc'u me- be-
tore me QUE of Ius c' 5 al the peace in nd Tor
tue on " a. Monigomrr SIT ~ lcnnes'r', Il
- drrr, by inc ihn, pahca ion b. mace IN the
Ga ,s'i IT, hrOnicle. n w>pHprr pu' isie in
id fou. ". r'qu rirg - id T., Walton 10 PIP. hr
before zoe I IA ufha" IL the 81 of C,arksvi T. il
= i ,ou.ti, II II,r first Tuesday in Ap i 1883,
ana d,l, u. said alta huIeuI suit 81 The sare will
b" pr, ce, drd with Tx z rte.
ELl LOCKERT Up NJ /.
Feb. -, Isi9-4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Notice.

The rarinor hip herrtofnr- XII ting ind the
iy Of II RI. COULTER & CO. is this Jay
d ssolsrd By imiiaii,u aud he unfer w ed hav-
ing.pu ohn.ed Nr. iohn :. Harris teresi will
orti sue the Try Goods business a, 'he'same Of
tho, carnro the gu re and Frsnklin stree I.
'nder the name Of
MACRAE & COULTER
We have y latg and desirable stock Of Goods,
10y ~ them enireiv
NEW AND JUST RECEIVED,
supply The cemund for January aud + 20. viz
lie v, O~uabnrqa, Beached Shsciings.
II nvv Domeei|s Unb eachsd Sheeiil e.,
Beach shirt ngs, inen : 'etinss,
liable, ch'd S T. iugs, I h Linens,
Sisired 81 bugs, CSlrre-, H
''Oii"R PlSI r. Ngro Goods,
Tiykiny aud Checks, BED Blankets.
We have n great Vnti.iv Of the above Goods
nd will sell e at reduced pic =.
Ne wi h foc .uiii ~ hn.inrss rea'i ne vi h all
10 pa'ro lid the old firm and to commenc"
nrcounts viii al responsive pa tbs. We
~ nake no apgr in cnr na"ner { l"g bn.
iupss. aud extend cordial invi iiou u one aud
u to exaniu' on CLOCKS. aud try us
l. Q II Is = o.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Cottage Furniture,

Just re. vsd. dicct iron Buston, itw s.t's Of
age Furri ur". Pl,ase call arc txln inc I.
80 on V II sets. COUiS.
Nov &c, 'jS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Sewing NJ achines,

The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines are
dmi d Ia b. the est Mach mes low H. ne. I
believe they III promote health. prolo, c, save
your yes, cure M hnper rem r. on happicr Hnd
nc .lila your work n'vro q an ury Of ~ machine
you cav gr They have a''hersn e." attached,
ohi h l. e ucen an very g'ta improv, mrrt
Can NJ IN Flu niture Sorr. cx mi these Ma
q in s, undget ,p, mems of SEE ,ng AMI hvmmiug.
- JOHN +. CUUlS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Coopcrs Wanted!

WE want four FIcur Ritr'l nnd two Hog head
makers. or Itch poo gcs wi tep
r DFORD & Mcguire.
l.inw GOD Lan,i &, Dec II 1855.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
NEW FIRM.
J. d. THOMAS. II. AWARD
j. B. THOMAS & CO.,
WAGONMAKERS' & BLACKSMITHS,
CiorLSriHc, Tennessee,
On 2ND S'RIEr p7NtEN FRA'KLIS AND


CuHNiHCE.
Are now prepares TO ma Wagons, Cart
= ow Nhe. harroNs, HsrrusS std lob " o.
i mos IN her line nl husnrss. Ne have No
li0r - Ger, thos 49, Ting heir HosS Hrll
h d ~ III do well o glNc u, t'isl anu then u e.
> Nours YES. View, keep coussut y on tsni
Wagon tub, re- d, mnrt cea ior = IL. Con" o..
onr sli y h" Amt vokd hIrs,n - rid
UrsIurh J,rns c. ; o. ivy All VOrG
,err htd J B THOMAS & ca.
b. ~o"ld 'y ou,y old uien 50 d pat.
on-, hat 'hr " firm vi b pl"nsrd 10 ser h-m
IaN SD al TINS, 'e WI make The HNs
= 40 of all size.. WeHs keep ploA han lee
r.me u hrul rrsuy ~ ne. J, u T. & o.
Thee nsvi ia m HCS net TT omss q NJ r,
II al ~ L. vi eT Tor Sc tlvmrht.
Feb ~ Sly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Wall Paper.

have just received a very large and vel sc'e"-
tei stock Of Well Paper en- hrn. ing ONE heanii-
rul tnpli.i Ere ch ana Am-ti au pa ierus- Oak,
Col ind re"tr ii,e papers, Irsie' and Screen
papers, bcrier.. Sc.
JOHN F. COUTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Change Of e. i1ne.
THOMAS 4 BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
EIARKSVUI,E Tenn.

WILL continue to 81 Drugs Paint, Gllss, Per
fumery, Book, stationery, Oils, Combs, &C.. II
reduced rr,ccs tor ca h, or to IuUcIuJi dPd
lers on Tine, payahDe Is Ju yuni J'nuay,
Gowns hOIns~. II, why returned rom
Cali orns 10 Clark vii =, tar the pur ose ma
king It his iulurr home " II take ch ~" Of The
store, nd give II his entire pc 'Onal atte"ton -
To his OLD friends ana cQunlmt noes. n"tl irC need
be said TO r-Comm nd him xcrpi tns'N, cal AZ
srA hin, tor, by 81" doing, they will i'm tn"
same "HoMnRE," rca.y Ia CIV. emir ut. acton
TO all who may vor the concern with their GUS
tom.
In calling the attention OF our many friends 4"
the above Card We cannot re rain from r. iurnnt
our warmest thanks lvr their very 10, aud con-
'inurd cdstum.
" Remember tho Drug S ore OF the Public
Square, near Fr nkin .irret
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Jan g. '5S-,f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
w FOWLER.

Has r. mov'd hi Jcwelry Store Ia his n, W but.
cling ON rank S rect wh-re lie l. row pre-.
P4rs1 to supply the rublic Nth
ss"tcIIeS, Jeweiry q silver ware
o. al Il d.. lie wi make large a di Ions 10 his
pr"srnt 81 ck IN sho TIM. lie has secured
he errIc Of ~ experienced WnIch maker and
Jewel which will enHb 70 h IN 10 do work a
'hor' motto and II the beet style.
Jan Ia '56-iy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
FL. A. Fow1kes,

VhoGs0h and ReuH Groccr, and Com-
mission Nerchdnt
aud door below the court hou Franklin street.
CLiRKSVILLE, TENN
d, aler in country produce such MS Flour, Ba-
cou, Lard &c Also k"els ~ IA good ms
sorIur ni al Sugsr. Coff e, MOlasSs, sat, mai :.
Sc, aud every hing usually kept in such esl"b-
lishmru ?.
ieb 10, 'So