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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Tobacco Convention,

The Committee on Tobacco Of the Ken
lucky State Agricultural Society held a
meeting at the Cali House on Monday last
and unanimously adopted the following
resolutions
Resolred. That it be recommended 10
hold a convention ofproducers and dealers
in tobacco on the 25th of May next.
Resotred, That Hons. Archie Dickson
and James s. Jackson, be requested to
deliver addresses on the growth, cultiva
ton, and management of tobacco, on the
occasion.
Resolved, That the producers and deal.
crs in tobacco of the adjoining States be
cordially invited to attend.
Resotred, That all papers in the tobacco
region Of country be requested to publish
these resolutions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

. BAY Mr. Hunter, the distinguished
Virginia statemnn, In late speech on the
, tariff, said--'he did not believe that pro 1.
lection benefits even those interests which
it seeks TO aid, were it for no other reason
than that itinduces competition and brings
dozen hte tUet IF prices" Heretofore, the
fnvorite argument with free tradists,
against protection, was that high tariffs
always make dear goods, and the
answer to it was, that protection induced
competition at home, and must make
goods cheaper, by something like tho cost
OF two shipments across the Atlantic, of
the raw material, and the charges and
profits made by those through whoes hands
II passed. This view of the subject ex
perience demonstrates to be the correct one.
aud it is with no little satisfaction that we
see locofoco, of Mr.. Hunters prominence,
abandoning the locofoco argument so sub.
servient to British interest. But it is
painful, at the same time, TO end an
American statesman opposing protectio n
on the ground that it will bring 'down
the level of prices" for, surely, the more
nearly articles of common consumption
can be brought within the reach of the
laboring classes, the better for the general
good. We favor protection because it will
cheaper manufactures; Mr.. Hunter op.
poses it for that very reason. His is a
strange position; but he belongs to a
school of politics incomprehensible in its
theories and, worse still, ruinous in its
practices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

peS- There was an animated debate. io
the Senate, few days since, upon the
Nebraska bill aud its construction, in
which Douglass took leading part-con.
tending that the true intent and meaning
Of the bill was his own doctrine of souat.
ter sovereignty. lie contended, further,
that it was so interpreted by the Cincinnati
platform, upon which he still stands, and
means TO stand-and that they are seceders
from the democratic faith, who havo stem.
ped off that platform. 1t is another
evidence of loco'oco harmony and rascal.
ity, that this question is still unsettled
and still the cause of sectional discord -
Both wings are afraid to acknowledge that
1t was cheat in the beginning, and that
both knew it to be such-hence the wranc-
ling about it now the northern and the
southern cheats must justify themselves
to their dupes, and hold out the idea that
they suspected no trick, and yielded no
principle in upholding that most CON.
temptible humbug.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

reS- We publish, to-day, a cali upon
Mr.. George Marion to become candidate
for the lower branch of the Legislature
Wo do not profess to know what may be
the wishes Of the opposition on the subject
OF candidate, but We chcerfully endorse
onr.cOrrespondout's estimate of the chara.
cter and ability of Mr.. Martin, and pledge
him cordial support, should he be the
candidate.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Great Conflagration at Memphis.
SIX PRINTING OFFICES DESTROY.
|. ~ EDI .-.--

MEMPHIS, March "A fire broke out
last night in the cellar of the Eagle and
Enquirer printing Office, and DESTROYED a
halfa square on Main Street. including the
Eagle and Enquirer, Avalanche, Ledger,
Christian Advocate, and the Presbyterian
Sentinel printing Offices, also the printing
house of Hutton aud Clark, and the fol-
lowing stores. Gilkey & Warren, jewel
lers Saffarans & Stratton, stove dealers !;
W. ii. Hunt, crockery; N, Stilman, mil
linery Heinrich, Bros. confectioners; Jos.
Tueiel, saloon and several Offices.
Loss estimated $4,000. All more or
less insured.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by an incendiary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Notice ..Sherif Sale.

By virtue Of Ave v-ndi'IoBi rxponss 10 me d..
rec,ed, will, on the 4ih daN OF April, is. 9, at
tie court house gate IN the lily OF Cisiksvllr il
being Couny Court d"y, cHr Tor sale 10 the
high 81 b. der, fer ST., to.wit;--the dnwei right
uii It'd Mrs. Mary Vick in u tr ct Of Lsnl cor.
tai, lag sb nt 40 hcs q. It being her Int rect in
said sow-r; right levied upoa 10 the prvp'rty Of
the said Mary Wick, TO snisy two orders Of sale
IN fav"r Of Robert EdmhpdsoB W., May Yirk -
Said land Lies IN District No. ", cad bounded a.
follows lon the Moth aid east by The ai de Of
Whom Vick, dec d. and on the sonth by the lands
oC J. Lyle, on the W. vt by the isuds OF J A.
X esee. Also one other tract OF land lrvled upon
az !, 9 p openly OF N. a. lIenUiag's Interest In
tac, Of LAID In District No, II, on the Cup Der.
land river, Montgomery ounty, ad,oi"i. e tho
lands of ]. B. Ts> Tor and JOAN ; Majors aud 9th.
ere, conainng, by cs imution, about 20 acres
sold TO satisfy H. C face W. tie i'd N. Deu.
ming. also, ut The same time and placs. fer
for sale Que House ana Lot IL tbs DOWN If New
YorS, in District No. 9, orndrd as folows--ny
:. P. b .wers on the norh 40 feet. and on the
south by J. Bowers IS fest, on the wrsl by Z.
Friedrich 10 feet, aud on The esst by G. w b II .
IS feet. Levied on ss the property Il William
Horn. 20 satisfy two vend owl expAn $, one in
favor Of Mary A. Foster and one ~ favor { N
w. Eikins, vs. VIM. Horn THIS ", IS ls59 =,
7. RAMEY. Sh-,iff
Of Montgomery County
March 4, '59-3w-pr fee 81 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

. s9r Congress adjourus to-day, after a
session thrown away in idle wrangling,
and as far as proceedings have come to
band, little good has been done, unless
the exposures of corruption, in every
branch of the public service, may awaken
the people to a sense of their danger and
lead to the overthrow of the party in
power.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
For the Chronicle.

For The Chronicle
Mr.. EDITOR .....
We believe that it is con.
sidered that Robertson County, is entitled
to the floating member of the next Lcgis.
lature from this district, and we know Of
no gentleman, more deserving of the honor
nor one that has more uniformly broken
lances with the sham democracy than our
esteemed friend r. II. ALLEY, of Turner's
vile and if he will suffer his name to be
used in that connection, he will receive
the hearty support Of ,.,.+
ROBERTSON.
February 24th, 1859.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
RICHMOND, I'D, 25, Is.

RICHMOND, F. b., %, 1853.
ToBAcco. -Messrs. Watkins & Trahue report ::
Since our last report The =. ts in hhds hsve in-
creascr, whi 4 very liIile loose hos Teen brought
10 market " 9 have ne chang t. nOIic- except
Ihui fine stemmipg and Manu- 'scturi"g ki,.ds are
more in d-nnnd AT iull pr,rrs. We qnolr lo,@e
Tugs S21S TO 5 Snd Leaf saw 10 II in hhds Of
heavy weight Tugs at $50 for very common I;
S516 10 Sc Tor hBe cou naen leaf Sc 10 3; good
aud fine ttemming Se112 10 &I2. and Ma"uiactur-
ing 50 TO $l416 Por 100, according to quality
LOUISVILLE. Mar,h 1.
ToBAcco The business L. Increasing, and ali
III comes in finds ready pur haseis Tobacco
tor manufacturing PurPo.rs il very s'arce. and
we no'ice the receipt OF 81 bhds fTnm New Or
leans yesterday Tor lhL market NJ CHI of the
new eros that has CONF Ia IL miserable siuff yet
in 81 lite Of Is quality il comm nds pretty good
pr css The safes OF the week have bYen 330
hhds. ranging from S. Us 10 SIC 81.
NEW 0ELEANs. Feb. 8, P. NJ.
Sales Of Gotten I. -oay $500 bales; market gem
orally unchanged Flour has all advancing ten
eney; sales atS5 75---an advance Of 2ic. Germ
hu' yant NJ SOC Oats Tie. Shoulders Sc. Lard
n kePI l3c. 'Whiskvy IL.
CINCINNATI. Feb %.
There IL an active speeal tive demand for -four
and prices arr higher with safes OF 2,000 bills At
60s5 10 for snpeThne and S5 e5aS6 for extra.
Whisky firm. 900 hbl. so d at 253xc. Proyis-
inus quie'; sales 900 lbs heavy s.des at 6I6a
e5Se. Noirng done IN any DINER tlcie. Bacon
eau BE- bought at "a '93Sc Tor shoulders aud sides
N olass.s dull at 36.37c. Sugar 7a7xe Csess
qulrt and steady. Rat Of exchange arc withsat
slt rstiau. Money market unchanged
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-The steam.
ship Magnolia yesterday brought Mayor
Rector with the balance of the Seminoles
C1O from Florida. They are in good
health and spirits, and bound to the Ter
itories west of Arkansas.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
For the Chronicle.
Mr.. EDIToR ::


Mr.. EDIToR
The selection Of a candi-
date by the Opposition party, to represent
the County in the Lower Branch Of the
next Legislature, will soon have to be m ade;
and as it is important to the interest of the
people Of the County, that we should have
a member fully competent to discharge the
various trusts that will be confded to him,
we know Of no one. more worthy, or that
would be more acceptable than GEORGE
ID. MARTIN, Esq and if he will conse n t
to become candidate, he will receive the
support of
MANY VOTERS.
Feb. Goth, 1889
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Rs- The speech of the rmp,,or Of

France on the opening of the Cham beIs,
is pacific in its tone yet the advices from
Europe say il made an mGyorabe i'm
- ,pression--tcnding rather to strengthen
Tb,sPprchensionsIof war than to foster hopes
vhorcsaoaco. aThere,is nc. suspension of war,
onother Preparations on tho Continent
20 .morroxpaSts be ascribed to causss as yet
;aaue for tltEnwv''c tFeworli
will do So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CHRONICLE OEFIcE, I
Mar;h 4, 1889.

TosAcco-There were sold thi, week, is Hhds
at Trees. rs at Smiths, and 81 This al McClurrs
Prices obtained were very full, and we quot, tugs
at 81 to $41e; Leaf S. to $-I6--crapS averaging
about as las. week--we notice the offerings this
week to be 10 much better order than heretofore.
and shippers came in and took fair PREPARATION of
such leaf rs was In merchandise condition.
There will DO a sal. at Linwo to-day.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIS.
ASTER 200 LIVES LOST!

NEw ORLE,Es, Feb. 2S.-The steamboat Prtn
cess, from Vicks for New Orleans, exploded
burned and sunk at Conrad's Point near Ba on
Rouge. this morning Fur hundred pnssen gers
were ON board, Of whom two hun.red are LIST
aud missing. They are mostly residents Of Lou.
isana and Mississippi A large number f lauies
were on board, hlng the La les and half Of the
Gentlemen Cabin Among the hi lei are J. W.
Seymour Of Baton Rouge; calhoun Of MAYS
vile. Kv.; the Pilot Of the Princess aud the ussis
tunl -Engincer; II. b. Muiphey o. ST. Louis; ] J
Hodges OF Mi g., an three unknown.
Among the missing are Charles Bannister and
L. HUard, Representatives from Orleans. J Clark,
(sscoud cleIk) ard Sumuel Waits OIL Virginia -
No other Northern or Eastern names are ascer-
talned. lsrg7 number were baOly scs:ded and
otherwise inju ed.
The boat sud largo are fatal loss. The boat
was one Of the finest on the river.
NASHVILLE, March 1st-Steamer East.
port, on her downward trip from this place
to New Orleans, with full cargo oftobac-
co aboard, was snagged in New Madrid
Bend below Cairo, and to prevent sinking
was compelled to throw of her deck load
She reached Memphis on the Goth, and has
entered protest.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

Sa The killing Of Mr.. Key, U. s. At
torney for the District of Columbia, by
Hon. Mr. Sicklcs, NJ. c., on Sunday last
IN the streets Of Washington, is lament.
able occurrence-lamentable, not So much
Tor the unlawful shedding of blood, as for
tho cause that led to it. The federal
Capitol is becoming infamous in the eyes
oil the world and there is not, within the
compass of civilization, city of the same
dimensions, SO thoroughly corrupt. That
Mr.. Sickles should be driven to despera.
ton by the infIelity of his wife, is not
to be wondered at, but he should have re.
membered that it takes two to mike n
bargain and that he who has paid the
penalty with his life may be less guilty
than his companion in crime.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

Moro MAN WANrED-FOr the balance
of the year, to tend garden and do other
work for family in town. An elderly
HsaS preferred Apply a. Chronicle oaiee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

n@- There are, in the United States,
27,9TF Pos,masters. just to think that
the President has that number of slaves
IN single department, and all working
for hlm--no ma-er how dirty the job
Add these to the number Of slaves in all
the other departments, and there ceases
to be any wonder that the public Treasury
is bankrupt and public morals debased-
There Was a time when federal officers
were freemen, md allowed to hold and ex.
press their own honest opinions; now thew
are slaves, and none the more to be re.
Spected because they sell themselves into
BONDAGE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
JOHN SHILLITO & co.
Nos l0l. 1903 und us West Fourth street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Dry Goods nd Carpeting
Respectfully Inform their customers aud pur' ha-
sers q morally that thew are now oprning an rx-
iehsiyr and complete assortment OF Dry Goo %,
G ,rpeii, z. Floor pi-Cloihs Ne, Sc. Families,
Hstel Keep r., 81. amboat owners, and all others
may d-Perd upon finding tie Rest c.uss Of Goo, q
at prices ss low they oan be purchas. d Ia the
Taste n tits They have also added 10 their
business an extensive Johti'g Department., TO
which they invite the special attention Of Cash
aud short lin. buyers.
March 4, '59--lms
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Estray Notice.

TAKEN UP nv x. b. Fletcher, living In ri.-
tfict No. 3. horse of dark gray rolor, about s.
hands hiyh, year. old a small star IN the fore.
h-a !, left hind foot white To the ankle Vulued
AT $75n0 Us, NEBLETT. Rsn,er
March 4. ls5q-3ws OF Montgomery Co
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
BANGING ACADEMY
PROFESSOR MOTT

WILL meet his classes, for the first tine in
Clarksvile in the room over he Ruroad Office
On next SATURDAY afternoon at 2 clock. p. VI. -
The following are among the new Dances h. will
intro uce a. d tes,h in a stvle superior 10 any
ever before offered Ia this city
La Vurscuvis, Polka M-zurka and
E"or i.se Waltz, L,ncers Q iadties.
L' GarIi'a'. La Cr,covienne,l
La Ciscilirne, La E"hucha,
La Etdows, In Fl y l~ro.
Fer young Misses.
SdIlors and Fishers Hornpipe. :or Young Mas'er''
OAh intending to take lessons, both young
ladies' end gentlemen. together with parents aud
guard ms OF pupils, are respcc'ful'ys Erlted 10
at en-" on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, p. VI.
March 4, '59
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

We, the undersigned, would say TO those afilct.
ed, 'h W. have b-eu snffrrlAg with diseases OF
the throat and lungs. Some Of us for a number Of
Yeas and hfteI getting the advice OF the most
skllinl ply sicans ia our vicinity. and they hay.
hg JARED 10 relieve US, we IIie with equal dis
rdvan'age nearly all Of the pstent medicines Of
the dav. Alter giving up almost In despair. We
were indnced o try'm dlested vnpor-, prescribed
by DIR Wisa and IN very brief period lsund
ourselves relieved and 10 the course cf a n,entb
were eu'edi and would take great pleasure Ia rec
OmmeDding Dr v Use To ell who may need his ser.
vices, a. q gentleman aud PLY s:oIsn,
cOI@C. wOoD.
j. C. WID'ox,
r. LEWIS, .
Mrs. s. THOMSON.
Mas. &, 1859 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
FOUND.

small amount Of money. which the owner
c,n have by calling at this Office proving property
snd paying for this adyer .isernent
March 4. '69-lw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

FAcrs Fos THr PUpLic -wo would respectfully
state to our friends, and the public. who make sd
ventures IN lotteries. that Wood, Eddy & Co., sac
cessors Of Samuel Swan g. Co.. o! Augusta. Ga /,
sud Gregory & Msury, Wilmington. Delaware.
are in every way reliable. An enclosure OF fiveOr
ten dollar. (more or essl will be promptly re-
sPond'd to In every cases. audif your ,cke, shou d
turn out, prize. the money (Iet the amount be
what i uny) will he as promptly Poid over to the
holder. No bank pays Its bills with more certain
~ than Wood, EDDY & Co., do their prize tickets
Frank IesIie's Msgsline. Id .isl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
Death Of senator Hannegan.

ST. LOUIS, Feb, 26.--Ex -SenstOr Han
uegan died to-day. -..'--.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
WANTED!--sO LABORERS!

THE subsrrib-r will pa, the highes, prices fo
the above lumber 81 hands 10 work on oil veI
mils" Turnpike. from the State line, in the d.
rec'ion Of hVpkinsviil,. Ky.
l.. G. SEBREE l. co.
March 4, '59-;f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

Frerch aud American plan recently so eminently
satisfactory To the patients wherever tried restor.
ing the organs Of thu Lye and Ear IT, their full
power Whenever il n possible for them 10 be cur
ell, and without pain 10 the patient
Dr.. Wise his a choice selection Of BRAZILIAN
Pebbles, in frames and otherwise, suitable for all
sges and conditions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

say The great overland mail route,
which the lOcofoco papers, Of Tennessee,
hailed as giving Mount p.sgah the inside
track for the Presidency, is more likely to
crush him under the weight Of odium
created by its wastefuf extravaganza
Sixty i've dollars for every letter carried
to, and from, California is anything but a
triumph Of energetic craftsmanship; and
tho votes that may be bought by the fund
thus wasted, wcuidn't, If cast in precinct,
more than elect the Postmaster General
to vacant Constableship. ..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
WOOD, EDDY & cos
Single Number Lottcrlesl
Q A = I II A i. - r IL Z
$ s 0, O!
TICKETS ONLY s10i
Notice TO the Public.

Notice To the Public.
Az the members Of our firm have, by way OF
purchase. become the cwneI Of the grnn'p GUAR
ts'ed by the States If Delaware. Kentucky, Mis-
souti. and part OF these in Grorpa, nbdrr the
management Of Mrs-rs. Gregor, & Maury, Of
Wi mingion Delaware, xe lave dremcd II rxp.-
dien, to change the name Of our i'm. on and siter
January LIST, 1859. 20 II at al WOOD EDDY a.
CO.. who will NJ eater have the mansg mebt Of
TIL Sparta Academy Lottery, snd the ,,hers No
above NAMED.
In all transactions we have endsavoted 10 con-
duct our business with in'rgn'y and promptness.
aud we as.ure the public that the patronage
heretofore bettnwed on us Is well deserving Of be-
ing transferred TO our succ"Fsora
Very respectfully, :. SWAN Il co.
Augusta, Ga, Dec. Is, 1885,
WOOD. EDDY & Co. MANAGERS.
Successors 10 s, Swan g. Co.
The following Scheme will he drawn ty weos,
Ediy g. Co, Manages Of the SparS Acad-
envy Lottery IN 90 Of th,ir Single number Lot.
tries for M,rch, 1859, at AUGUSTA. Ga,
in .public, under the sup-rnte ndence Of Commits
sipners.
Glass 10 draws Saturday, March +, 1850
Glass II draws Saturday, March IL, 1859
Glass IL draws Saturday, March 10, 1853.
Class Is draws Saturday, March rs, 1858.
on the Plan o SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Ticketsl
6.495 p RIZ r g!
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
~ The Ksnsas Legi,latore has passed

- The ksnsas LegisIature has passed
a law abolishing slavery in the Territory,
nov and forever. This .ia the FIRST prac.
sical working Of sqastter sovereignty, and
if Congress does mot nullify the act, az
unconsiitniional, IF the southern mem
bcrs do not protest against the highland
ed assault upcr southern rigkts, let south
crn locofocos cease their clamor about
State rights, and acknowledge that they
have bartered those rights for party and
its perquisites,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERTIti.
GATES

Enclose the money 10 our Sddr~ss for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they Willie forwarded
by first mail.--PurchaHers have tickets ending
In any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to pI rrhapers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will p'ease write their signatures
plain and give their post office, conn'yand State
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn, and
payable 10 full without deduction.
~ AilPrizes of 81 OF and under, paid immedi.
ately after the drawing-other Prizes al the usua
time oftbirty days.
Notice To CORES pa ndcntS.
Those who prefer not senGing money bv mail,
can use The Adams Express Colnpspy, whereby
ney for Ticket, In sums ~ Teu dollnfs. can ba
sent us nj our risk and eApsnsP, from any city or
tn~ where they have Office Tie money and
order must be enclosed Ia a Adjournment POST
office ST. mped Fnveop.," or the Express Com
pany cannot receive them.
Allcommu nica,ions s'tictl, confidential, e1
Addres. orders for Tickets, or CertifcatsRto
WOOD. EDDY & co Auguss, Ga.
Or tlapta, Ga, or wi moDgion, Del
G1-A Iisi of the numbers that are drawn rom
the wheel, with III. smount Of the prize that Zach
Que is entitled 10, will be publish.d after every
drawing. In the following pHIers;-N q. Della,
Mobile Register, Charleston St-n, ar, Nashville
Gaz site, Atlanta lnlellgrnctr. N. Y Weekly
Day Book, SsVannh Morning News and Rich.
mond Dispatch. New Yor@ Dispatch aud Paulding
Miss clarion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

Clarksvil'e Tenn. No charge for en- minallOns.
DIR. WISE treats Che.t Diseases by the uha.
alton Of indicated Vnpors. directing the saluia-
= effects Of the mdicins ut Unce 10 ihe lis ased
o. CANS. NJ d also uses, whtn indicated nr Green's
emin- n'ly successful mod, CATHErERIFA II
hese remedies are used in time. they will cure
nj least eirh y ont Of the hun red. ! ct no one
neglect 10 use proper IL medies when they ere
LII. Al
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
SCHEME:
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN MARCH.
Approximation PrIZf

4eo FTI1eE aWuHHIHR To-. 49, SJzUI00J
whole Tickets $l0--FnIves SJ--
QUAarrRs 9 50.
A circular showing The PIN Of the Lot.riss
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS Of ceiying il.
Certificates OF Psckaf will be sold at the 70 low
ing rates which IL the Iisk;
certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets. SEQ
" l0Hnh 90
" 10 Quarter 90
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04
D r. w ! S e,
FROM THE
7. Y. Lung and Eye Infirmary,

Author OF Let
tiers to InAAlids on
Consumption, etc,
PHI, sician Ter the
Lungs aud Throat
and diseas-s pecu
I Liar to FeI: alcs. q
al Chronie con-
bic Comp sinis
, May DO consul
ted uD,iI March
Eth. 1859 at IN"
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-04

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