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h6SOlC6. Nv n6ALTh,
frend, DO you suheR Are you the victim of any
purity OF the blood! What are they, do you ak.
kataer ask, What are they noti The blood IA the
source OF Die and health. and 10 ~ the rst element
q our bong 10 respond to any cause which cots
the as The pulse infallbly Affects The ever
Prevailns kcureEia- tae irritating Erysipelas the
seDue Sor2fua, the asorizing Rheumatism, Nor
yoas Deoihy, Dyrpepsie, Liver Complaint with its
sorHor and detection. and the numberees liz mai
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Rioodt Deal kindly thes and gertly with the blocl
Use the v1taizing res~urces Of nature for its AZ
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INDIAN vk MEsi ~ f z TSSFcoc7Ion
WIN regard TO this almost iufallible specific
IoSu.lscr sentiment has spoken in deoided terms,
Hineo oy oonctant ayowas Of curative Effects and
ths h3ppicst results from its pee are after All other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Lot us say, IN CONCLUSION, that certffoates
euree ero not soIg from the Iiterate and "a per-
holAi, pat they are volunteered from the most re-
saeonble sourccs spd Justify tho highest terms in
winch 10 10 pces;bie To commend so yHlpshle 8
specific 70 pub 10 approval. We may add al so that
the Gu native properties of the medicine are a. ued
only oy It's restorative effects, the system recover
in& nom disease With renewed constitutional visor.
FOR ssle by all respectable Druggists in this
Guy, Nnd oy toe proprietor. Mrs. M. cox.
None senuine pnless her Mans is blown on the
Dotte and her seal or the cork
q RAsI.saL Afe.,. r. 8. 4; CIssEis. Drust.st.
TIC, snd viii supply the trade at my pnsss-
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nR. J. BOvEE DOp's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTrrRs

Are nov being ksed from Name 10 tie Great saIs
Leke, ap1 We universal verdict Of all who nee
thsy are unssryssed in the world. DR.. Dods used
tnem n he practice for Is YEAR, before
end presert them for sale to the public. For the
cure OF ipSiyisHt CoEsrI5ytop, Indigestion. Dye
Hepe1e- flless Nervous DlseAsee, Female Com
Iei1e epc ~ oescs reguIrlng tonic, they are BE-
yond doypf . mort invs bic remedy. Aside from
some and deighrni Beverage, Srcdncinr al the
Ilsaesant exhiierstne eject. Of Brsndy or Wine
Sltnout their ipuuous results, Let aT friends OF
humanity and all advocates OF temperance sssist
70 IN SUBSTITUTING these vauntle Vegetable Bitte1
yith Which the ccantry Ia flooded, and tbereb, a.
from tie land.
dHARLEs wIDDIFIELD CO..
freprfot9r, w liam street, New YORK
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WAsHIN6TQN SEWING ROOMS,
sa 81 s.. ssse dS.,s Ne,iA " Pc Ass
sniFTS made Pr 70 order, The Sg6aeriber e pre-
nsss RIsawa q ssS
SatHr BOSOMS, COLLARS. and WRISB
Sar fs-1 IN Uovrs
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~ THRO UGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~Omnibuses and Bssrsxe Wagons Icavs the
ofhoe at q. m. and 6 ,. m,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

.. .. CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
1850, trains will run a. follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and 7.40 q. m.
Leeye w ashington at $50 and $50 p. n.
Leave Baltimore at 425 and 10 a. m
Leave Baltimore At Sis and 40 D, m,
On Sunday At rs q. m.
Passengers for the East Will take trains n a a
and tao q. m and % D. m, " WV
For the West at lao q. m. and $40 p. m.
For annapolis At TAO q. IN. and so D, m.
For Norfolk at 40 a. m
Sn SstHrday evening the $40 .. m. tram goes to
je lS-d H. PARSONS. Aren't.
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nc v. MAIL and AUAMS EXPRESS
Are taken over this New Limo.
Tickets can be obtained ut the South weetern
Omoe, corner Of Sixth stIoct and Peunsylyania av-
L{1ehburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
MOn'somoEyie w M obi Msmshl', and
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1NPECTI N e,
Oh s'.....
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

TRY II, PROVE II, KNOW VT.
And make known Its wonderful powers and vi,
mes thes those Who Iufes. or Who are threatened
with suffering, may b led to use q sim,Is in
noxious PREPARATION. furnished by the 6sld Of
Nature for '1 VI
MANS BLESSING,
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z. .. LAMAR. e.Ass MOTT. ILL AvYIy.
AAAR, MOTT . AvTRY,
AoiiY SHRINe, Miss, Z
WI lfaTtes IN the High Court Of Errcrs and Al
The Courts Of the Seventh judicial District Of Mis-
MP, and vii Stts4d % the Collss6sa Of ClSlml
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o last s,snesn years. end The mpsr.nt 0sft-
cal spsfsuens psrsrrnse BY Dr. yshnen vnsssst sy de
tefensn o. NE peHeu and sthsf psrseoa, q
vhh have sypsarst again ana S.n sssr. n, rulns ss
uees hssAhe ag a. Gssosnan % sse rssps.si
billy, is ssnsfsnt Cssssasss saistse xa DIV
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

A splendid chance for man 10 locate himself
convenient to city business, Schools Colleges etc.
This farm lays just out of the corporation ofClarks
vile and Providence, contains go acres first quality
land. BEGINNING at the ford above the lower Red
River Bridge and extending up Red River to the
West Fork Of same. The most part Of it being
splendid bottom land. Eighty acres open and seed
ed to clover balance in heavy timber. Good judges
say it will cut from 100 to l50 cords to the acre.
Wood is worth frc'a three TO four dollars per cord
These BOTTOMS well set in grass produce from two
to three tons of hay to the acre, Hay is worth
from $50 to $40 per ton. This shows whether the
investment win pay OF not market farm 1t has
few If any equals in the country. A comfortable
new double log house, first rate stable, barn, or
chard and good springs, etc. The land joins my
own, and | can show il AT any time.
Price 20 dollars an acre--one-thrd cash, balance
in one and two years. with interest.
7. d. LEONARD
Jan. 20, 1860. Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

pA- That old favor,e Of the public, in tSe art
iousoria jerry tts barber has recently thoroughly
renovated, and re6tted tie room on the West side
Of the public square, adjoining Hughes missile store,
to which be removed some two months ago, and has
transformed II into very neat convenient and
comfortable barber-shop Jerry is 20 wen known,
here, as agood barber, and polite, orderly man,
that we hardly need say a word to recommend him.
lie has been pronounced, by good city barber, a,
best hair cutter he epr sa,e and we oil know how
nicely be SLAVES He has several assistants, in hi.
shop among whom is Reuben Elder, well known
as good barber, all of whom arc at the public'
service, day and night.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

BaS~ The senior local taking IL for granted
that every body knows rhich is hey in company
with very agreeable small party Of other gentle
men and ladies, made flying trip to Nashville, a
few daye ago just TO how that little city looks
In It's decline, under the overshadowing growth Of
GAINESVILLE. We took passage here on "Captain
Braslfs neat packet, Minnctonka and, after brief
enjoyment Of her comforts and conveniences were
landed safely, at the capital. A fast hack soon
afterwards dropped us ut the Se,caHee, where we
were met by the courteous welcome of mine host,
Roberts, who placed at our disposal the best of
everything in his justly popular hotel. We then
made a hasty inspection of nearly everything,
worth seeing nthe city; forgetting, however we
are sorry 10 say, our worthy Governor. We hope,
though, that no one win lie thoughtless enough to
mention to him that we have been to Nashville,
since, however, much we may differ in politics we
have no disposition to make him "Jce! bddf
Nfter the ladies in our company had seen all The
bonets and we had seen the balance Of the things,
n,the village, we got upon the cars, and, whzzing
over the Edgcfeld h Kentucky Road, were soon
brought TO Taits station, where, after transfer to
the elegant passenger of our own road, wewere
brought, under Capt. Gains tender care, to "home
sweet home" A trip over these roads to Nashville
is well worth the time and money il costs, and We
advise our friends TO try IL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
FINE PICTURES
MN. IT. m. sCuHH.EEER.

Recently from the Southern Photographic Temple
Of Fine Arts Nashville, Tenn, takes pleasure in in
forming the public generally that he has taken the
room over Pickering Elys store, adoining the
room occupied by w. D. Dortch and Immediately
under the Chronicle Office and will be happy 20 wait
on all who may honor him with visit. Having
been engaged in the Picture business for number
of years, land late from the first galleries Of New
York and New Orleans, as Photographic chemist,
using none but the very best materials he fatters
himself that his productions second 10 none and
cannot fail TO please the most fastldious.
Pictures taken in all the different styles of which
the art is capable. Daguerreotypes Ambrotypes and
Miniature Portraits Of all sizes enlarged by the Pho
tographic process from any dimension to the size Of
life, and colorcd in oil water colors. He wishes
also to inform the public that his prices will be those
of Nashville, and he guarantees satisfaction or no
charge will be made.
He invites the public, and the ladies In particular
to call and examine specimens, which will speak
for themselves.
Feb. II, lS60-H
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
AT COST! AT COST,
\ LARGE and Splendid assortmest Of DRY
EOODS In GnSa

LAhuh ana Splendid assortaeEt Of DRY
q GODS AT COST.
As Trustee for Messr. Pickering 4 Ely, ! will
selling, from this date, their large ard
well selected Stock Of Dry Goods, AT COST FOR
CASH. This stock consists of every desirable de-
scripton OF Dry Goods and has to be Immediately
closed ont at some price, to wind up the business.
NJ come quick and secure cheap and good bargains.
MSssrs. Henry PekerinlA aud Vim. J. Ely will be
IN attendance anag to wait on their friends.
VIM. r. DORTCH, Trustee for
Pickering FL,
n. h--All parties indebted TO the firm Il Pick
erlhg hiy by open account OF otherwise must come
forward and settle the same by the LET Nav next or
they will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection. VIM. T DOnTCU Tn,s,s.
warren = lSeo-lt. for i. &E
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

ReF- We had the pleasure, on Wednesday, last,
of paying our friends of the ucighboring city of New
Providence flying visit and were. glad to find
them all $50 to be about" Providence is still
upon-ner upward and onward march the town is
growing and the people prospecting We got some
new subscribers and collected some money, Every
body there, ought To take our paper. 1t would do
them good We went down TO Trces Landing,
too, and found our friends Oldham, Homar & Co.,
up TO- tseir eyes in big tobacco sale--one of the
largest OF the season. The weed seemed to be going
Of lively, and at good prices We are going over
there, again, soon. We like the place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

Bea Our neighbor, Of the Jefersoniqn announces
in his last issue, his design to commence, at an
early day, The publication of semi-we ekly paper
We wish him success in his enterprise.
In this connection, we may state that we have,
for sometime past had in contemplation the estab-
lishment of tri-weekly issue of the Chronicle in
lieve we will be enabled to inaugurate the en-
terprise. Whenever we do commence IL, we shall
do so with determination to sustain it. and carry
it through
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
Two Tracts Of Land.

Belonging to the Poindextef heirs, one'known as
the Herring, and the other as the Tan Yard Trsct,
containing about one hundred acres each. These
lands lay about 3 miles froin New Providence, FIVE
of GAINESVILLE and adjacent to Cherrys Station of
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad.-
The land is good and superbly iimbered, fortune
to some man who wants to sell wood to the railroad
and have nice little market farm left after taking
the timber off,
TERNs.-One-fourth cash, balance in one, two and
three equal annual payments, with interest.
7. ID LEONARD,
Jan. 20, 1860. Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

SeH- The river is rcceding with pleAty of water
for navigation-The courteous and clever clerks Of
the packets Ella and John Fisher, have our thanks
for late favors shown U.S.
Hen, The Red Rover and Scotland cleared for
New Orleans on Wednesday,
lEA- The Fisher will be down tonight, and the
Ella up. The Ella will be down Tomorrow night.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

neA. We learn that it is probable we win
see block ofne three-story basness-houses erect
ed, this year, on the corner of Franklin and Second
streets, the prescnt'ite of Roach { wrights Livery
Stable. Business is surely and certainly extending
in that direction, and belief is that in short
time the location named will be among the most de-
sirable in town, for business purposes. We should
be very much pleased to sec the contemplated
buildings erected there
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
Died.

In Montgomery Co. Tenn, on the 2lst October
1859, ELIZA ANN, wife of s. d. Ramey; aged 43
years, weeks and days.
'Tis ever thus, Death steals the loved away-no
clinging arms, nor breaking hearts can save. The
beautiful and bright, the young and old alike must
fall beneath his ruthless hand. Though the heart
may rebel, and will not be comforted,. yet it must
submit, and bend all manged to the nexorable will
of that dread destroyer, that comes time TO all
Sometimes in mercy he relieves the wretched suffer.
er,-but Oh IL is fearful thing to give the loved
one up to die Yet, ale that doeth all things we'll
will not be absent then. ole tempcreth the rude
winds y and the cross will not be greater than
be borne.
Mrs. Ramey was truly devoted mother, and
kind wife; her happiness twined about her husband
and childrem and her pleasure was around her own
6reside darkened now, and made desoate by her
absence; the joy of her presence is gone, the light
of hcr, smile is not there but may "Our Father"
in his mercy help them to bear the heavy cross of
affection, bind up their wounded hearts with his
smile of love and when they bow the heads in
submission to breathe "Thy will be done" may
they not forget that she loveth whom he chasten-
eth
Mrs Ramey Joined the NJ. L. Church when quite
young, and always lived religious life diSchargng
the duty of christian mother, and we hope she has
gone to receive the reward ofthe good and faithful
servant, and that We may so live that when we are
called to die we may join her in that better land
to part no more, and to watch Ger loved ones left
behind.
at is a beautiful belief
When ended our career,
| twill he our ministry
To watch o er Others here"
| Mourn not with sad and dropping hearts for all
her troubles are forever Ger, her pain is past and
Affections cannot torture now, she is at rest, and
calmly in the bosom of her Savior is free from sor-
row, sickness and death.
AVE now shall feel that friendship has the power
To soothe affection in her darkest hour;
Times trials Der shall clasp each others hand
And wait the passport to a better land,'
EDNA CORA.
nas> This obituary has been delayed on account
of the recent severe illness of the writer.
| March 8, l6G0--lw,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
J. s, LAY

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of ClaYis--
vile and vicinity that he has refitted his rooms
der Mcftoln 4 Baileys, and Is prepared TO farniah
them with Beef Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Chickens,
kinds at the shortest notice. All orders accompa~
MED with the cash promptly attended TO-. All per-
sons owing bills for last year. viii please come for
ward and pay ar as am short Of funds and cattle
ara high. j. ;. LAY.
p. 81 keep no stall at the market House, but
my room is open all the time, and you can buy day
OF night
Feb TO- '60-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
In chancery at Clarksville.,
NoY, 2k. vi

George Smith, admir-, ct AL ys. Jos johnson, w.
llibls, CT ais.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of tile CLERK and
Master from the allegations in the bill and affidavit
thereto, that Louisa, Ives, aad Bidah Whitsiord
are notlresdents Of the State Of 1enaessec that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them; II l. therefore ordered, ssat publication be
made for four weeks In the ClaTksville Chronicle,
new spaacr published In the town Of Clarksyile, ne
quring said hon-rosdeni dseidants to appear at the
next term Of the Chancery ceurt, TO be held In the
town Of Clarksyillc, on the third Monday In April
next, and plead, sRswer or dcmnr TO complainants
hill or the same will be taken for confessed rs to
them, AVID set for hearing ex parte.
THOS. ). MuNFORD, G. d ~
MaSph 2, l3GO-4w-ir. E. 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

D6~ In speasing, in Cur last issue, ofthe various
new buildings recently completed in town. we fell
into u gross error as to the brick contractors for
several Of the houses
Mr.. John Bradley did the brick worn on Mr.. Robbs
Con. lIornbcrgers and Mrs. Dicks houses, and most
excellent jobs they nre. We made our statement
kvst week from memorandum handed us 10y friend
aud the error was really his, not ours
Mr. Bradley has been in the brick business here
for many years and is slill prosecuting il with more
energy and greater facilities than ever; aad any
one, who may contract with him for such work,
may rely upon getting good job.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

BeA. The following Is the vote for all the candi-
dates for Revenue Collector Of this county, at the
recent election. Henry Lyle TO; John Befin
254; l.. W. Bourne, 25l p. P. Nebett l46 levi
Cooper 243 G. Organ oG JIG. DAILY IS; c. Pow
ers IS; c. C. Cooke 81 J. W. Bagwell IA. Lyle's
majority over HeHn is 5lG
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
A Residence for Safe.

For sale very neat and comfortable prirass W.
sidence near hadensyille, Ky. Five acreg Of choice
and well timbered land with 2 story frame house
- rooms, hrst rate seller and basement dining
room, convenient 20 railroad, cbdrcbes scheos and
milk and the best Of neighbors, and one Of the best
locations for good Mechanic, Of any land In the
State This place Is offered alta great bargain for
less than the cash ladout for the house price 1850
500 cash balgece In and years with interest.
Mr, Burnly Smith at Hadensvlle viii show the
place 10 any one desiring TO see H.
7. d. LEONARD,
Feb 10 1850 H. E.'Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
The Southern Express CompanY

Respectfully give notice that they have made ar
rangements with the NJ, G. L, and Edgefed and
Kentucky Railroads for daily Express between
GAINESVILLE and Nashville and are now prepared to
forward goods on the passenger trains in charge of
special Messengers who gre provided with Iron Safes
for the safe transmission Of Money JeweIry, &c.
BillS Notes and Drafts collected and prompt returns
made.
Orders Cor purchases will receive immediate at
tention They will also attend To forw arding goods
by regular freight II nAarkea 10 their care at Nash
willie.
Persons ordering goods BY Express from the East,
should mark them Care OF Southern Express Com
pany, Nashville to insure their being promptly
forwarded.
For particulars rs 10 rates sc. apply at Pollock h
Co.'S clothing store To II. H. F0ST0N, Agent
Feb H. 6O-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

ssy- short time since we found in the Louis
Vile Journal, mn advertisement, signed VIM. Y
worthington, GAINESVILLE, Tenn expressing an
earnest desire to get wife,a desire he sought to
accomplish by giving the public notice that "Barkis
was willing We now clip from the Cincinnati
Commercial the following advertisement, setting
forth that Mr.. Charles II. Winters is also seeking
matrimonial alliance:
<ET --WIFE--By q Young man Of %
w years of age, wife between the age of II
and 81. The advertiser Is neither rich nor poor,
erudte ignorant; is in good business, and hats no
reason to suppose but that fair financial future is
before him. Is chiefly led 10 this mode Of trying
70 find partner for life by lack Of conversational
powers arising from bashfulness first acquaint-
ance, and failure on his part to see anything
wrong in thus advertising
Address CHARLES H. WINTERS,
feb29-4t Box 1873 Clarksville, Tenn.
From Mr., Winters own statement it will be seen
that he is only toierdJis sort of Teller he
amt the rshOle hog on any point but kind of half
way man lie may, after all, though, be perfect
Jore--but that has got TO be common that it can
hardly he considered hogish. Of course Messrs
worthington and Winters, both, think that theil
enquiry for wife will get all the eligible young
ladies In the country OH the qn rire rs to who they
are, aud which of them shall be fortunate enough tt
I'll the bill. We would recommend all hard-ruI
womep 10 open personal negotiations at once will
the delcctable advertisers,--if they can he found
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
The Fdr:tamed Saddle Stallion,
CLIPPER

~. Win be found at the stables Of Junius S.
HNA S. Parham of this County, from the first
Of March to the 10th Of July. lie will serve mares
ut the low rates Of $50 the insurance For particu-
lars you are referred to Messrs. Cummings, and to
handbills where you will see many Of his colts
ranging from 500 to 81 200.
The best Rye, Herds, Timothy and Orchard grass
pasturage to mares from distance, at 81 per week,
feed a short tine, 81 80 per week
J. S. PARHAM,
Near JunctioS of +. 4 Ky. 4 NC. 4 L. Railroad.
Feb "a '50-Em
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

RA- We have been laid under frequent obliga-
tons of late by the Southern Express Company.
Their attentions are highly acceptable.
We are glad to learn that the business Of the Co.
at this place is growing larger daily, as our people
come to understand the value of the Express as a
means of rapid and safe transportation. Mr. H. II.
Poston is the Agent Office at W. NJ. Pollock & Co.'S
Clothing Store,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
Real Estate for Sale.

BY virtue, and under authority of Deed Of
Trust executed to me- on the 10th day Of Deccm-
Der, 1857, by G. n. Peson, recorded In the Regis
ters Office Of Montgomery County Tenn. in book
No. 5, page 54s, on the hrst Monday, being I'd day
of April, 1860, at the court house in Clarksville,
will sell TO the highest bidder all the right title
claim and interest of said G.. n. Poston in and to
the estate Of his deceased father John II. Poston,
under his last will and testament BY referring to
the deed above named, and the win of said John II
Poston in the County CLERK office all persons may
ascertain the interest sold. Terms, cash,
T. w. KING, Trustee.
Feb "a, 60-5w