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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Preuaysd by Caratlra' l.. Cirestnan. " y
N,,r III Ilfn

Prepared ty CatatiIss l.. Chrestaan. " n,
Nrr York CHv.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pins thc
suit Of hong and extensive practice They mild In
their operation. and certain 81 correcting all irregularities
Painful Ncu.trusons. removing all ohslrucons, hsih.r
FROM es arr~ise hsaacr. pain IN the stJr pzlPi-
q the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES
interruption u nature.
To MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Ch-e.cmaB's fls inFs'uabie they viii hrin G
hr monthly ttinj in regularly tiiss sho have
dlsAr palnr, Ia the o pih~r Pills, place the
confidence 10 pr Chceseman'. FIN doing ali that
they represented TO do.
Not ICE
They situuH be ussl during Pregnancy, nlsekf-
ria ~ pgg!d certainly fesGl, tt.efrfrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. Ani ire from anything
Aalufians life h.Aiih fsIlIeis directions shch
should he rcai accompany zach bon frc. 81 S~nt by
enclosing 81 70 The Gncrai tse:. soti hy tn
DrasFs:s every thc nted s{Atts. fsr ,as-
by G. q. rpck, Lllsunfth, NJ
u NJ T. HINGS
GeHsra} Agtaf 70, fAs tHlf.4 States
les 0H,sHtks <TRtH1. Y Y
t. when all mhalesAIe orrr, ,hoaA BE- addressed. 10
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AUCTION SALE.

Will be sold at auction, at the new Baptist
Meeting house on Saturday. the l9tA day Of Ocia
br noyf at o'clock r. ". many Of the Pevs
in said house now unsold as will bo sufficient to
satisfy tho demand. now due the Building Com :
mittee and others, to wit: about FIVE hundred dol
lars GEO. PARCHER,
Per order Of Building Committee.
Ellsworth, sept 80. 2r
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SOMETHING To bn 4 RE.trr--We can rive
pay ns -mPt yTnrnt to respectable Persoas nitkouf
MONTE also inform respectable persons trlfh
sherr they invest IN fAsst iifass with pos
Rive certainty n large gains Seud an addressed Gu
relope and lett, ttnp Ter return postage to
AtfuRU & CO,
6m56 AZ broadway, New York
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r.,v,x, ,ot,LA rtr cOuntrl. g
10 oharse Of 5 K ps ns co,,.s,o, !; ,,n.
.si,@1 % ,',, hn,anr;". sors1V't 81 osShs
,pee in Bsek .por, Nans - -'V''0'A' va ana 'A'-
R.xcan G,I ss,r -, -,
Baltimore Lautana, Heuer. Huskspoft.
AZ 18th seh Michael, smith, Bueksport.
MAcnlNs Ar .. sch Zina, Bradbury, d .ton.
Al 23d, at Maca,asport, .eh Jenny 4. Mitch
ell IS DAYS from M.rhia.r,,, >, :, =. az. -
back;
~ a.: ga ea,qne hsl'n'' Beaner, Bn.e-I Ayrssi
Sid .7tb. sch Zealand. peyeux Cnb.
po,t,.v 81
g., p@axnsp .,n, brig Saeae Baker, eaiass
:, G.',,e !, seu' Ieieie"' G, f9isweIih,sni's'
A, 9s,h ~. r p y t, ats" l"f bridgeport, u.
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The Great Eastern has arrived. The
gale she encountered was of a fearful char
acter. Over25 Of her passengers sustained
fractures by conclusion occasiOned by the
tremendous rolling of the ship. The acci-
dent is mainly attributed to the breaking of
the rud Ter.
The SAILS of cotton at Liverpool for three
days were 20 900 bales
The market had an upward tendency, and
a rise of quart.r d. had taken place -
Brsadstufs firm and upward.
NEW YoRS, 81.
The Hcra1Fs Washington dispatch says
that the positions on the new advance lines
are being strengthened, and our pickets, it is
un 'oIstood, are at Falls Church
Balloon aseensions are So satisfactory in
results that four new ones are to be con-
structed by the request Of General McClel-
Ian.
The balloon reconnaissance this afternoon
showed that the rebels were at Fairfax
Court House They were making no rrcpa-
ratiOus for u m Jvemcnt rs was reported.
y discharged prisoner from Richmond
states that rebel Commissioner had been
appointed by jeff Davis to examine into the
eases Of persons confined as prisoners, who
f
+ mission. IL says they discharged him.
Ms>sers lIAriis and Magraw were also
aqutted, bat Walker having g,nc out OF
Office, Bsnjtmin. now acting as Secretary of
War. refused t. act in the case OF Harris
and Magraw. The case remains unsettled
lie states that GO0 prisoners were sent tn
New Orleans, Congressman Ely has been
sent to Castle Piuckncy.
NJ II ~. d, i t..,t,,ar, f'har1ostto
was ssut u Nashville fora prison r, and
managed to gct into kentucky and thence t.
Washington. lie letl carl, st9n On the 18th
oil september, at which time there were 500
nca On SuilIyan's Island and 1909 at Fort
Sumter.
sand batteries were being erected for the
protection 81 the city at all points. The
quarters of tie Union prisoners in Castle
Pinckngy are more comfJrtAble than at Rich
mond.
There is considerable sympathy among the
Irish in Charl ston for Corc0ran, but they
dared not exhibit it.
The priv4taer Dixie is commanded by a
MAssaehusett, traitor named Moore.
The SIliie and Gordon were in Charleston
when he lett Only three vessels had run
the blockade.
The Tunes despatch states that the re-
ported naval expeditions have alarmed the
eXtreEe Southern States. Tee Governor OF
South Carolina has demanded the return of
ais regiments and some have come.
IN arrival from Richmond states that the
rebel treatment OF the prisoners is vsry bad,
especially since the late escapes. The most
brutal OF the officers WAS Captain Todd, Mrs
Ljncoln's brother. who would kick the dead
IA. ,}aa4nal "a Ia.
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At noon to-day a man was arrested in the
woods near Fails Church, Is spy. lie
could give no satisfactory account Of him
self.
The wanton destruction of property in the
neighborhood of Falls Church BY the Fcicr-
al troops still continues. Among the hJus :
burnt to-day, WAS Maj Nuts, together with
barns and outI!ouses aijoining; the resi-
dence Of DIR. Bow :, a Re vel surgeon, and tie
dwellings belonging u Nicholas rehrey's cs-
tate, with one exception. The residence Of
Murray Mason, on Murray Hills WAS burnt
this morning.
The amount Of property destroyed Jester
day and to-day cannot b; lc 5 than $4,000,
" it'll view to check these outrlses the
commanding officers have issued verbal or
dcrs to shoot down any man who may be
caught in the incendilry act.
JEFFERSON CITY, No, Sept. 2Sth.
\ gentleman from the West states that a
ucrsJn who passed through O,ecola Wed,
nesday, states that the central portion OF
that town had b'cn burnt by Gen Lane. -
Tue asan for burning was that the rebels
had ifcl on the trooI from windows. No
Fed rails were near there when he left.
G,n Prices Official report Of the battle at
Lexington has BEEN re .Ael. Tue following
are the closing para-rapds
"0ar entire lu>s IN tins scri : Of engage
ments amount, to - killed. and - wounded
ne enemy los, Is muc-l greater. Visible
fruits OF this almost hl35,tl,>s victory are
great. There are ab'ut 800 pris5Aers.
among WHOM arr Cnis Muhi1aa. Masb.l.
PEABODY. Whittl.roycr. Mi. VA Horn. and
rs other commissioned 5ficer>. aaa } pieces
of artillery and laort.rs. over D., ,uoa stand
OF in,autry arms. a ~. nambzr. Of slhrcs,
about - horses may s.ts IF c.v.,lry
rqaipmen's, wa u, toms, ammunition,
more taan $40 % worth ot eoinniss'ry
stores and Il Iarae amount o. other prop.
cry.
In addition to this obtained the restora-
uoA 81 TIE great al OF the State and the
P,' s1Ior''9 "''.s! '.' 'Jeil s'o ..enn 'I onn
,,','' s'''.'''' ''i,'' 49, y0YVVo
a. - -
D.. returned TOM.
Col Na,4g,an. n trtn,inrnt citizen Of
lexington. " 10 witnessed the catirr battle
.,,,, m, WIS. nj ,,f,. time, nri>,n,.r af the
rth.l. asserts, p,.itiy.lv thar ,1,lv five hun
bred ol Pre- : army were killed Ire mon
~, mentioned Inv i.iI,.,, WIS ,a.5 IN NuIli
- vac i'''e=s' 81 - ''-''
7''' '.'''' = ''' So ~. Pug
JaFfEes2N CITY. 18th
There Is no reliable news from BJ'nsFlIle
9eoratt5"n, Glasgow. K Tia, or other proml-
eent tetnts,
Capt " .lter oi Cd Marshall : regimen;
who VS. at L5Ains;7n,ArrNcl here tins NOR
Hin-, having lei. tafrc Thursday noon. lie
SAN no rebel tIoors between Lexington and
se.!ali.. aud says the main BODY OF Prices
force Was there WIN he departed, and be-
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Tue PEoPLE's LoAN.-The amount report
ed 10 be taken by individuals in New York
Philadelphia and Boston, up to Tuesday las
ia rpD,rtej rs fol ioVys
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" URCESTER, Isl

Tie Republican state Convention held here
to-day, nominated Governor Andrew for re-
election. by acelAmatioR. Edward bicker-
son Bell Everett. was nominated for Lieu
tenant q yycrnor, and Ex-Judge Abbott dem
ocrat, for Attorney Gcneral. The balance
Of tie State ticket are Republicans and pres
cnt ncuIahcuts. Charles Sumner addressed
the Convention.
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DON-sytseai ,

srLLiyAS,-Ar 2fih. sch
van Oregon, Lord. Salem.
Sid Oct LIST, bafqne Salem,
BVcNsroRr Ar 35th, q, ,
Madeira sch &C farnssth !
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FISHEHM4leg
Ar at Por, Mulsraye sd inst.
port Tor Bay Chaiear.
In port lith, sch cas,eli- Efx ,
Fchtttng. SJaon
sPokeu-Sert 18th, on thVf
Bank, sch, Altion, Of ca.,int IN "a
fish. - 4
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"A company OF infantry. cighty-one
strong, arrived last evening from Springfield,
where they were recruited last week. The
officers are l. ). Harvey, Captain John y.
Stanwooi, First Lieutenant and Gibson )
Bulge, Second do. They were qulrtered AZ
the arsenal las, nis hit. where they will re-
main until further orders. - 3h!g,
+ GETTING our THE PRIyArEER Jrnlrn.-
This gallant exploit in the harbor OF Pcnsa-
cola, reminds u of the old deeds of Hull
and Decatur. The Judith was splendidly
+ fitted out as prlvateer, and was waiting at
the Navy Yard dock, probably, for some con-
yenient opportunity TO run the blockade aud
begin her mischiey1us mission on the high
seas. Our gallant officers thought the
cheapest way to prevent her was to destroy
her at once. 81 they went in force one
night. boarded and burnt her To the waters
edge, spiked the cnemys largest gun in that
vicinity, and threw charges OF canister
into the crowd of rebel spectators of this
strange scene, killing, it is estimated, about
thirty.
FLIGHT OF BREcKiNRrDGL The Philadel-
phia Press gives the following 4" scene Tor a
painter, in describing John c. Breckin-
ridges llight to the rebel lines
I" Seeking shelter and eoncealment behind
a despised negro slave as he sat in car
riaga which conveyed him for the present to
place OF safety, the only additional protec.
ton upon which he appeared TO rely at the
outset Of his journey was such as he sup
posed would be furnished by a company Of
secession Home Quarts. who had recently
stolen arms designed and purchased for the
defense Of the State, with the intention Of
using them in savage war against it. What
an ignominious position is this for one who
lately held the second office in the gift of the
American people, and who, year APO, was
a prominent candidate tor the Presidency"
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Fever and Ague,

nom which MANKIND suftr over a barge part Of
he kiobc, b the crnscqurncc u = di<ck>cd acton
n the system, iniuccl by The poisonous mia.n
o. vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on WET soil. ard rises
with the uarrry vapor from Il. While the sun Il
below the horizon this vapor fingers mar the
earth's surface, and The virus Is taken with II
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acts
a. an irritating poison ON Inc internal vi>ecra
AMI sxcrtiny organs or the bosiy. The liver 10
eesnes iorpii and fails 10 secrcie not only this
rlgus. hut also the bile from the hivOi. Both
the virus AMI IN. bile accumulate In the cirrtla-
non, and pr0lncc violent constitutional di~orier.
The spleen. the kidneys. aai the stomach sym-
pakl4izc with the liver. aud hgrome disoricrcd
also Finally. the instinct Of our organism. ~
n In m attempt TO cxpd the noxions infusion,
concxntraics ths whois blood OF the body in the
Internal cxcrs;ogacs 10 foFcs them 20 cast il out.
The blood leaves the surface. and rushcs 20 the
cen.rrl organs with c0nguStivc violence. This IL
the CuILL. But In this effort ii fails. Then the
fEyEK follows, In whirh the blood leaves the
ccn.rzi organs AMI rushcs 10 the surface, a. n
in another effort 10 cxpcl the irritating poison
thr01yh the other great cxcrrtory- the skin. In
this also Il fails, and the system Ahandons Tie nt-
tempt exhausted, ami v Its tor the rccoyery a
s,vngfh to repeat the hopelcss cfs0rr another day.
These ac the fits Or paroxysms OF FEVER AMI
AGrE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health II IL Il not removed.
We have laborcd to ind. and have found, an
ausIn.~.
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us what ycu owe US.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncusrniizcs this malarious poison in the
hi0o.i. and stimulates the liver 10 expel II from
tie body. As II shoniL, 20 il does cure this al
n.riivc disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
does more, or rather does what Is OF more ser
vice 10 those subject 10 this injection. II taken
IN season il expcIs II from the sysfcm ss il is alb
forb.-t. aud thus keeps those who use Il free from
is attacks: keeps the syscm in health although
exposed 10 the disease : ~Dnscqucntiy IL not only
cures, but protects from he great variety Of af-
fcctions which are indncrd by this malignant
influence, snch NJ Remiffent Fever. Chill Fever,
Duinh, OF Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache. DL.iol Fry.rs. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Govt. Blindness. T0othachc, Ear
ache. Catarrh. Asthma, PalpitttionS. Painful AZ
fections OF the Spleen, Mysteries. Cuiic. Paralysis.
ami Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els. all Of which. when arising from this cause.
will h found 10 assume more or less the intcrmit-
tent type. Ihis "AcUE CURE rrmovcs the cause
OF these arrangements. and currs the disease.
This IL accompanies by stimulating the cxcre-
fories % cxpcl the virus from the system; AMI
these organs nv dcgrces become habftcd 10 10 this
their olirc Of their own acrnri. Hence arises
what We term acciiHsat0a. Time may accomplish
the same eni, but oftcn lifc j. not long enough. OK
u sacrificed in the attempt. while this "AcUR
CrRE' does IL NJ oncc. and with safety. We have
great reason 20 believe this is = surcr rs well rs
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which are cnu<cd by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
II has stiil another important advantage 20 the
pubuc. which i, that IL Is cheap a. well a. good.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY,


clerk-HEKEy A. lloLrRAus.
Auditor ions ArHRisGEK.
Treasursr-THEup ne S~nKDLRMAEs.
Recorder rEPnES JERGEI.
Sheriff. am WEKEL.
cnroncr--Wm. ScnufLrEnMAs.
Snrvevrr BkaJAMiE Il KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
y. y. BicKwfEmERr, Commissioners.
WIN n. GaftS. y
OFFICERS or EAiSRRlnGE TOWNSHIP.
Jr-'ircs--A. II. Alexander, M. keefer'
: Rose.
Tfustea-kaSper John.
Cansiables- Anthony Eckcrt, +. Gurkes
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The STIMULATING CNcUtNT

~ frrm three ~ six wrrfs. This n~f'irlr y
The onlv one ~ III kipd n@ed W me t'ei 81,
nrt Ia l. ndvn snd Paris n v ~ uris-rsfiu~r
II - ns1urinl. &c inomical, SQUIRTING, ysi
stimulating rvmprrnf, sc ing ~ Y by msgir
rpnn The roots, eeu.inga beautiful growth u
inxnriant hair II applied 70 The sralp, IL
vii cure ~BArpSEss. and cause 70 s-rihg W
IN place Of The build SPOTS = fine rrrS'h ~
new hair. Applied according 10 directions,
u will turn red ~ tony hair DARK, and re-
-.nrs gray hair ~ Us ~originsi rninr, lrsving
u sor'. smooth and flexible. The oscuFsT'
y m indispensable Article IN fvery gentle
mans toilet. and after one weeks use 'hev
SouIi not Tor sny consi ~ieration b. ~i'nf ri
Il. The Subscribers are The only agents fpr
The article IN the United States, % whom all
orders must 10 addressed
Price Ons D,iiar a b*x-fnr sale ~ a
Druggists aud Dpniers; ~ . hax IA The On
gueat' (~Nsrranied ~ hsve The desired t%flsct)
~ili be sent ~ any who desire u. by mail.
,lirect. <ecurriv pack a. on receipt ~ price
sne pos'~re. 81 : Aprlv ~ or Hffrsss
HORACE 4. HrEENAN s. co.
Drurv,=,- &c. "a Wsisam 81. n. Y.
March q. l~6l-6n.
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gsocEaiEs.]

y TWH ~ FFF M
ct sppsaring W ne sa'isfn r'ion ~ u" m
4 dersirued. Clerk. Nv The u~fiiavt of ~
person. Inst 'he defendant above
named X ROT resident ~ ihe ) ate OF ~
I'll sid John NJ. Fisher Is there.
.nra nav hereby notified W he h-ng
and rentecrv o. sid trfioi. and 'hai said
reii'ion VII sisnd 'nr hfurirg ~ ihe secorH
dav IL ne snid term ~ the mid conr', - ~
held al tie cour, n n-e W tie ~ ir--
orr. in said county. " on The j !
Monday IN Jaannry, 1864 when and wherf
he will he required 10 a'swsr o. demm'
,ll~re,n, er the SAM will be heard and DE-
iermined 10 his sbscrcs.
III A.. IlOLTH 'US Clerk
Sen'.5 5. 1S6l - 80
II Snlih. a'tv fnr rot.
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Prof. q. j. Woods
CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD REN0TAT0R,

BLOOD REN0TAT0R,
1T j. precisely what its name indicates.
= for while pleasant 10 the taste. il Is re-
sivify ing. exAilraiing aud ; rengthening 10
the vital powers. II also reviyifies. rein
states and renews the blood in all its origi-
nal purify and renders the system invul-
lnerabie 70 attacks OF disease. II is the
only preparation ever offered 70 rhe world
IN . popular form SO as 10 be ia the reach
" all. AZ = sure preventive and cure ~
Consumption. Bronchitls, Indigestion, Dss
yer-i,, Loss .: Appetite. Fsininess,
Nervous Trritabil'y, Nsuraigia,
PsIpataron Of The Heart, Mel
anch,ly, iIypochpndriu,
Night Swests. Ian
gor. Giddiness,
aud ~ that
Class ~
caees 50 Fsarfu.Iy Fatal. called Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Al-o. Liver Derangemenls Or Tpfpiiiiy'
IN Liver COMPLAINTS. Diseases o. the Kid
rey-. Or -nv general arrangement d the
Urinars organs.
r, will mi 0nlv cnrr The debility following
CHILl.S and FEVER. tut prevent all at
,acks arising from MIasns,ic Influences, md
cure the diseases al once, IL already at
lacked.
TRAVELLERS should have 4 bottle with them,
as Il will intailihiy prevent any de.etcriou-
consequences following upon change or eli
mate and water.
AZ il prevents cos'iveness strengthens
the digestive organs, Il shunld BE- IN the
hands ~ al persons u sedentary habns.
LADIES not accustomed % much out OF
doc ' sxsrc'sr shuuII always use n.
MOTHERS should usc n, lvr II u = %perfec'
reIirs. taken o month Or two before the fna
lnsl. she will pass THE dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
There Il no mistake ahau, n,
THE = ! III w CLAIM FIR It'll.
Mothers Try It'll
And ~ Won We appeal, 70 detect me iil.
mss Or decline moi cnly ~ your daughters
before il be TOO la'r. hu, also your sons end
husbands; for While The former from false
delicacy 70 daun 10 = premature grave rsth-
er than LEI their condition BE- known IN time,
the latter ar often 20 mixed upin tile excite.
ment Of business. that II il were not for Won
they 100 would travel in the same downward
psth. until Il i too late 20 arrest their fatal
fall. But The mother il Away v~ici'ani, and
70 you we confdenrially appeal, for We are
sure your never falling sffection will uner.
%rioriv poin' Won 10 PROF, WOODS RE
lSTORtTIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOvATOR Is the remedy which should
be always on hand in time Of need.
PRor. woop's HAIR Resi- RATIvE
II too well known for rs r. recount iis won
erfuI efsct in restoring GRAY Hair 70 IL
original color, and producing Now Hair on
5sid heads
We could refer n thousands of living
witnesses, to be found In every city and vii
llsgc in the Union, but our space will mol
admit. We need do no more thar assure
the people IL quality il as good ne ever. and
that IL may be relied on az the only harm
lees article IN The market for Restoring the
lGrsy and Bald.
The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res'or.
-iive are for sale by O. J WOOD a. CO,
~ Broadway. N. Y, ia Market street
81. Louis and BY al druggists.
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nooFlAHD's GERMAN Pill,

being we'll known throughout Europe and America, needs
DO commentator here. They ARE purely vegetable, are
prepared with grrat ~cxactncss, and are sugnrcoatcd. 10
better Cathagtic Fill can he found. rnics. 70 cts per box.
These medicines are prepared BY DR.. Q. d. JACKSON q
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, and 81 Louis. No, and are sold iy
druggists and dealers In medicines everywhere. The zig
nature q G. M. JACKSON will 30 On the outside " each
bottle or box.
In our . Ererybofys AlmanGc," published annually, you
will Ind testimony aud comnaendatory notices from all
parts Of tho country. These AlnEnzss arc given away BY
Ill our agents
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nsWAEE OK CGuNIEnFFlTS.

See inst ynn %, hn,lnnd- q srnsn d.
tiers, prernred by DR.. q. NJ Jackson. Ph'la
ielphia, Psnnsv'vania. and ,hn' hi sIgna
ture Is On The Wrapper 81 cnch bottle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-23
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-23
Chancery Court. woodbury..

TTVH0MAs W. WOOD Bushton, Stone & Co Payne a
CohArt; Martina Pebble Hamrick; Moss Brother Co..
McPsrlin, Tanan Co.; Treut Brother; O. a. Garden
4 Co. Lehby. Moutun & Woodruff Thompson, Buliu 4
Valentine; a Taylor; Thompson a Lyons; Robert p.
Levic Levc, Rssn Co BsrcroPft Co.; Abbott Johns
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SER spooner and against all the os Of CarDichAl
4 St. Johns dsfen3ants original Bll- appearing from
the Edsvit Of the paEnt that the said desDd.nts
residents Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
q the Law be them. Therefore ordered
by tue Clerk Master that publication be made Of this order
four consecutive weeks in the NASHVILLE Union American
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee,
requiring the said defendants, make their APPEARANCE here
before the Chancey Court the Of said be
holden for the county Of Cannon the house the
town Of Woodbury., the frs, Monday after the 9Th Mon
day March, 1861 then aud there plead c0molaDsnts
said bill, the will be taken fer conf ssed down
for hearing ex parte March 9Th, 1851.
THos. G. wO0D,C 4 N,
msTs-w4t Chancery Court, at Woodbury..