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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

The Society has heretofore offered pre-
miums for essays on the foregoing subjects,
and when there has been competition IL has
been generally from the pens of essay uri
tefs, not formers. Las, winter quite a mum
Der Of these theoretical essays were present
ed for the several premiums, but very
intelligent committee reported that they
contained nothing original OF practical,
worthy Of . premium. Theoretical ESSAYS
are not wanted, but the "praei,cai erpert-
ences" Of farmers, showing facts and re.
cults, whether successful or otherwise, on
their farme.
There are more than thousand farmers
in the State Who are abundantiy qualified,
both BY experience and education, to pre-.
pare essays on this subject, that would be
vastly profitable 10 the whole farming inter
est, and there are more than thousand
others whose experi~nces are just 40
thorough and IL valuable, bu, VII, complain
that they cannot write. To such, let me
say try il, and il necessary call 10 neigh
Dor, or the school master Of your district to
put i. 10 shape. The premium offered may
be so little incentive, but don't work for
that alone, but that you may contribute
your share towards the progress and devel.
opm snt Of the State A cousiierab 2 num-
Der OF the mos, valuable papers will he
published in the transactious fer the yeas !,
and each contributor ril b. furnished with
copy. No charge for entries. Ali man
uscrspts mus be sen, TO the Secretary--if
before the ls, Of Jsnuarv, to Muscasiue, il
after that tims, to Des Moines.
Will the Press throughout the State please
copy?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

eTMsa is . glorious poem each Ifs a
0ns,, esch day lise. TIE D~isdy pis-s
feshly u frst uron the trembling chords Of
his little heart, bu, With time gains roser
and beauty ~ il tsreeps onwa d, unsrl q lass
the foal notes die away, far above toe world,
amids: the melodies o! hsssen.- Gosfhs.
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vsLL,Aa saowx's rxrrp,r,ex.


Enron T. T.-'Tws. early morn, ny
boy. The srn rushed up the eastern sky 10
state Of patriotic combustion. and % tie
De. fell upon the grassy h,ll-sides, the
mountains lifted up their heads and were
rather green. Far on the horizon SIX rain.
bows appeared, With an American eagle .,
roost on the top one, and as the translucer.
pearl Of the dawn shope out between them,
and small pattern Of blue SKY with thirty.
forr Stars broke out at one end, saw yes
it ees it ees our Bangor in The Skee Vi
AT leas: that's what n. P. Willis said /;
and il it aiu't 30, what's the use Of having
q Gag?
''Tsii me tbst - wictef s.sves,
0-od os horn Of fe.n~a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

ard tAssss sxpyiiea vtsh this sspssss
.rk a. TIE ts~est exure, n4<ssines aad Ntss1sesf
,ufst.s-s af fselisasrs Prsees. IssGs Casa.
~fA
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
TO THE TH'>KtNG PRACTICAL FARM.
Err OF IOWA.

I"uFt, WITH exNeUl'IEH,
ORPukUs T.. KERR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Carl sshur1 and ai7u he sandman Mission.

Carl ScHUEz has not been nominated by Mr.
LINCOLN as Minister to VIcroR EnAsUEL 3
Court, bat GEoherP. MAasH, Of Vermont, has
been. The Journal Of yesterday morning thus
attempted to console itself and Its German Re
publican iIisnds for an expected Disappointment
In the non nomination Of the fiery radical,
ScHuRz: y
While Mr.. Iincon and his Cabinst entertain The
kindes feelings for Carl Sehuiz, he will probably not
be to Sardinia for the that Il might be con-
strued unknd act By Victor Emanuel since the
ations Of Sardinia and Prussathe country from which
Mr. Schurz political exile-are Of very delicate
character. The presence OF such representative from
the United States might seriously complicate the Affairs
Of Sardinia. hLe E.AiAIat ~ -ttAl
Such are the journals reasons In justifoa-
tion of President LINCOLN for not nominating
ScHURz But hear how the New York 7Sibuas
regards these apologies or excuses to the Ger
man Republicans. That paper of Monday on
this subject said: 4 q. 81, F-.-aF sst-efE
How could our sending Minister to Sardinia Whs
vas dstasteful he King Prussia be accounted an
unfrendly act BY Victor Kmanuell Is he responsible
for our choice2 Il he--an auaigned onender against
the publ, law Of Europe whose ENJOYS received al
any Of the despoto Courts to be frightened al
our sending him oerman.bOrn republican as our rep
We lack evidence and facts that Prussia has ysnturod
TO medde with choice ofMinister to Sardinia; but q
she has her presumption should receive the strongest
and promptest rebuke, unless We give II mp that we are
nation under footand may b. kicked By secondrats
Powers with perfect impuniy. n.f 1Hea u
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-A ~ For the Ohio Statesman.
Tha sanatorshin---Aa A alan a. AZ chr paeord


The "oppositionp p tothe RepubIicans in the
present Legislature are 90 hopelessly In the mi
nority, that they may be regarded by some as
Occupying about the position toNards the pres
ent Senatorial contest, of the gentleman who
could shed no tears because he was out Of his
own parish. An old habit, however, Of regard
ing Senator's az the representatives Of the whole
people, and not solely Of . party, excites our
curiosity as 10 who shall be chosen, and what line
Of policy shall be indicated by the choice
There are plenty Of candidates 70 rspseseni Ell
shadss of opinion ind policy. But what course
Of action do the Republicans Of Ohio wish to
announce and initiate7 There are only two
open-the cOnciliatory policy Of Seward. or the
war poley Of the uncompromising. If they
share the desire expressed BY Mr.. Lincoln and
Mr.. Seward, that the country may become. re
united and prosperous--if they want 10 retain
the Border States, and ultimately all, by. a
course as conciliatory as possible, consistent
with preserving the government, they will, of
course, select q man who is not committed as
among the Incorporating aud ultra men Of
the party, and who especially ID not personally
distasseiul TO those states lfthey don't want
Cancellation, they will elect man who repre-
sents the "rugged Issue" Men representing
both policies have been mentioned, Sherman
and Dennison represent the. e.uncompromising,
decentralization class. The Legislature had pro
posed to send 10 the Washineton Peace Confer
ence---a Get Of Commissicnefain favor OF rea-
spnable icompromise. Gov. Dennisou changed
them AMI beaded the list with Gov. CASse, who
was opposed 10 IL, and voted against Il. When
the death Of Judge Wright made vacancy, Gov.
lDenniaon filled with G, p. Wolcott, the most
ultra public man IL the State (unlsss Giddines
contests the elaim) ~ Of course he voted against
cpmpromise, as he was sent to Washington 10
| do Lnnd be and Chese ver6 the only ones Who
/ did 80 vote from Ohio. .Reside this. Gov.
Dennison Is specialiy obnoxious 70 our cister
| loyal States Of Kentucky aud Tennessee, On Il .
count of his extradtion DECISIONS. Hie eieo-
ton will be arepudiation Of che cohcilintory
j policy Of Lincoln and Seward. A. i, 4 ~,
! The same map be said Of Sherman. He a
sufficiently obnoxious to the South 70 have been
lpotsd against ippolid column for eight Uc6ks
/ for 6peak III, and no one who has read The in-
eplting and inasmmaiory language Of the Help
III t85Ne fIiH tsseN i2 f2ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20


er book esu wonder that The man who endorses
4 should be hated By then. a not refer 10
his mere Recommendation Of Il as a,campaign
document, for which be was attacked In Con.
gfess -(for this might beNapologzed for as a
mere indIsoretion, II be had not read it,)--bui
TO his deliberate declaration, In Philadelphia
aiterward, that he had read II, and, though be
found In lit much to commend and much to cen.
sure, did NOT efyspTef hasiag sndoysedif IS ~
The other candidates named are Messrs.
Schenck, Stanton and Delanosa all more or less oh.
jectionable, of course, as being all Republicans
but belonging. Il 10 understood, to the more mods
will get II is the great question. The great ghl
comes of Tonight. and the resnlt Of IL will bs
long straw BY which to tell how the politica
wind, blows, and what Interpretation is TO be pu,
upon the, somewhat obscure policy Of the Adj
minIstralion.R "tg3 om0g" ing Iluo@ x,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

IN a g. n fT - <z!kgi.f = ~ Z. 4,
Issthere anything more wearing to both mind
and body than loss Of sleep, or II any difficulty
or;disease can be oftener traced to other than
loss Of sleep, then experience has lost its pow
or. or Sidney Smith, the great English Physiol-
ogist, 10 not 10 be relied upon, or this, let the
experience of. Thousands answer, and try the To
Id Anbdyne. and they will be ready to endorse
the remak Of one Of the friends OF the proprie-
tors, who writes, "Wefe the directions TO be GOV
cred with sovereiens to purchase, / would MOI
be without IT," This all will experience by IL
use. Sec advertisement, aud call for pamph'
let's. $50 no. In bra 81. 81 aaa .4alN NJ b tavh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
ANODYNE.
mOrFAT,s LIFE pILLy.

In all cases Of cosvenoBs dyspepsia, bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheumatism, fevers and agues, obsh
nate head aches, and all general arrangements Of health
these Pulls have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy single trial will place tie Life Pills beyond
the reach foompetiOn in the estimation Of every pa
tent. ~ -n
Dr. Monat's Phoenix Btters will bo found equally ef
cacous In allcases Of nervous debility, dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident to females in delicate health
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs.
For sale by Dr, W, D, MoPFAT, ss5 Broadway, N. Y.
and by all Druggists. mayQo-dAwly
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keep the same IN. GOOD and proper condition And
repair, 90 when koo8iTt1 by ne. y And at the for.
nation Of this lease. deli4er % said public
works to The Steto Of ohio|in liko good condi.
tion as when tak>n IN posae1Aion by us,
Sd. Wewill "a 10 Of the State ali materials
provided, and bohts, acows, tools, implements,
&cs now owned AID used, ,by the State In the
repair OF saidpubiic works, and pay for the
zane within ten deys eftey appfaisement such
price as three Judi tions, dsinteressed men, Ito
be appointed BY tho Beard Of Public Works,
and the underalgned, jointly shall say they are
worth upon actual view and kppraisement OF the
same; provided that 1t the Termination OF the
lease, the State shall YIN like manner, receive
from us the materialsS fools, &c., on hand Of
that time, the valueNpf which shall be dc.
termined as herein beferA specified.
4th. For the faithful performance on our part
Of all the stipulations contained In this PROPOSE
tion, in case the State shalA accept It on their
part, wewills at the time OF the execution Of
the lease, execute a bond OF Ave or more good
and sufficient sureaes to the acceptance of the
Board Of Public Works, in the personal sum o
one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
and pay the State the sum Of oneVhundred ant
twenty. Ave thousand dolars. Twelve thousant
Eve hundred dollars at the time the lease is ex
ecuted and delivered, and twelve thousand flvt
hundred dollars annually thereafter until th,
same shall be paid.
JOHN MCCLURE,
L A. ]. TAYLOR,
A. v. RICE,
JOHN BUCHANAN,
p. ]. BOWMAN,
.oyy.t T. g. ALLEN c7f
- - Al y H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

O0MMITrEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion Of Mr.. .--, the Sanate re
solved itself into Committee of the Whole, on
the orders Of the day, Mr.. Cox in the chair,
and after some time spent therein, rose and re.
ported back 8. B. No '276-Providing for new
building for the deaf and dumb. @ELR
On motion, the bill was engroased for third
reading tomorrow.
s. B No. 258-To authorize cities of the sec.
ond class to fund their floating debts. Judiciary.
snEfoRr OF sELEcr coMMITTEETaIar
Mr.. KEY, from the Select Committee to
whom was asreferredS. B. No. 2734-Fof the re-
lief Of John W. Allen, recommended its pass.
age. gHTAJd 1ADEI b0AaA aAit
Mr.. KEY advocate ed the bill at length, when
the question recurring, it dpasse--yeas "a, nays
D. 'srr,1 gfqfAI srTAfI
EXECUTIVE erssIoN.
I On motion of Mr.. GARFIELD, the Senate
went Into Executive Session, aud after some
timespent therein, the official nominations made
yesterday by Governor Dennison (see Senate
report) were confrmed. CfGClN A7
The Senate then took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
To OousumptIves.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health rev
weeks by very simple remedy after having5 uereds
ers years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease consumpton-a anxious to make known TO hI,
feilowsunerers the means OF cure. t.
Toall who desire It, he will send copy Of the prescry
on used Gree Of charge with the directions for preps
Ing and using the same, which they will find SURE o.
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoSC1iTIs, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
ceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try hi. remedy, as will cost them nothing and may
prove Blessing 1 ii NtV,i ~ ttlISfF1 TTll TIIl
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON, -
Hst- 'sl-.-ats WillIamsburgh,
"a, &fF a Kings County, New York.
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WEDNEsDAY EVENING MARCH 90 1861
Democrats cIty ana Fovnspip risset. 9

.olgo "a szp7. t,Tgr, 40 aTNanIss -
.,nor iafs sssi wRAY THOMAss7ii 81. 2 a. frrtN
si1fs go sre 'sf CRY hlRsiIAt p -
SAMUEL TH0MPe0N.
aSl19lr7 - 81 - CRY 'TRxa srRsa,
asseil tWALsrEIN FAILING. ! M ,s -
,s-s-s. III =. CITY cLEAE, si-H,t rri1lrr f1.
- = JONAS !. FUNSTON, ,.s,sl, ~
ne y n1ffstH CITY SELECTION, f1 pr 3t
-, = n FRANCIS 0CLLINs. .rT f giiu1ei
i.9basf - senosL pmnc rcas " ai4f =
OTTO DRIBHL,
,, vs,4gv I. STAREINuTI0V INGsrrrail- EnsresW
.ta51isi cbf4xcuMRN .i9a ansdf9i 81 laof9
.n,a-4rs v.s lat wardl- PRANK H0WARDl igE1
III e "a Wnrl--s. IS. iRIOKbEH, ag'a
f,st1rssg--.f Al Wardr-J 0SIAH BARHERsi sTlpaisi
AN Ward-HORACE WILSON. S-sze1s
-, ., - 9Th Kard--J- ii. AURIsa ulciysh
asrova 30 III alta AssEssoRa - e hlE Hri.ru 80
-. vYarrsf lat Wanda. CnEER9.gst b 1llinl
ID ward-vEIT KGRNEHia ilshiscs'
sr "a wari--N. HOLMES. .... III. az.
~ - 49, Oh Ward--J Ohm WRAYIsR,t f,-...-. =
(, .si,. 5th Wari--WENDELINs sELl6 az sua,i
TOWNSHIP rRusTErssi .ha6E ssalei-
-. ALRxAEDER. M00BERRY, o ssygsg
- u s ELIAS GAYER, u, s,ss.5sfl =. j t-ss
~ 49,, JOHN NJ. ,KGRNER.s 49, N III = :
TOWNSHIP TRKAsrRKR, D aaA i11 8isl1'
ISAAC u.-MARROW.
A. C..KfNG.
,,--rs - -,tsl,si icos.rlniss s,,sA -l1 g0 "
wALTER L TURNER
- - t--s-yJ. ~ . sREhMHs5 rgtl r4trl.1iG CIT
~ !, 800 1OHN BROWN. " u sls r1ilTf-
s1as "a q r5tITowNsHP ASSESSOR, -fl o. 3iie,
"a &c ! f3WlbbIAM KNOX. ~ ~ 70 O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
F5IorRAvELgERsvv
Sheriff. Sale.

2 a.,,,. ".'S's,, = = .,,s, '' superior Court.
DYVRTUEOFA A WRIT OFiFI.FA.
ID TO me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
county, Ohio will offer for sale, in the town OF New AL
bany, at the store room Of g. w. Allen, lot of Dry
Allen; sale commencing on SATURDAY, the 30h day oi
March, A. D. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. M: - .I.. =, Z.
teg,u,o ], "a. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff, .,S
march l6:l0td By Ed. DAVIS, pep'tyi
N Printers fees, $3.50 .fTTT U0gUpI I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
GUERNsEY's BALMl
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

INOR RENT--A Brick House, on Gay street, t,.,eA
IL -eieht Rooms. Apply to 5. M. Mills, .or at ;;;I
mh20 dlw. EAksIqC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
"a Asp llRFER'H' N g 81 RRI9S laws, lfAEEs, n y

AND svrL AZ AND ,oosyFFlrsr VIE lsDrlA' shf
In Two Reyal. sgoe Volumes sPties$Io 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-20
40 gEsT.

SE To LET Or LEASE-IN THE
pc OF Guttuberg, New Jersey, one milo from
Et ferry, large house 9th a lOt OF round,
eb'e attRohrttp II; rent g3h Inquire OF L.
tHEf, 29i Saith ave, before 10 O'Clock 4, NJ.
b 10 5 I. Il. l3,1li,5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-20
War Items,

RHCrUrrrNG i8 bcne carried On with treat
igor IN Albany, AMI the Il iman' forming for
hen. TOwSsESD will iogn be G!lgd up. Tires
all companies have already been formai, and
ne others are filling up rapidly. Although tho
'rcblCnt asks for Cnly 5000 voluntccr' it
ihou4ht that 800, 900 will volunteer, In
vcstCIu New YoIk, within 10 days
Sror ~ rightly says tho Albany EeeRiag
ourHdi ARMS are shipped daily ftom Hart
,rd to the South. Que OF moro Of the faeto-
les in that locality are said to 10 running night
nj day % ill orders for tho traitOr states.
his WIS bad enough before war vas wagcl. 1t
uoull not bc tolerated now Neither tfoasod
or tho nbctters Of treason, should DO permitted
fOoihold in loyal states. IL is time to stop II.
THE HERALD or THIS CITY only initiated tho
dCkiUg dorm OF trnitOTOuS sheets at the North.
he Albany 1RGS g. irgus refused TO hayo the
tars aud stripes suspended betwoon their offios
MI the printing establishment Of Z. VAN BEN
HuYsES, Esd. They soon 'blcked dosn,"
oNcvlr, and allowed the colors to be suspended
. desired
BosroN BULLS AND BEARS, on Wednesday,
nergoi stocks Ia patriotism. When the y. 3.
oan Was called at the adjournment OF the Stock
iOaTd, member proposed three cheers for the
JniOn, which wcrc given with will Several
nem' 'rs of the Bjard belonging to military
ompancs, have bean drafted, and are going 10
he seat o. war.
STARVATION ~ ALAuNMA.-A couCSIOnd-
nj writes from EuiuuIn, All.'
"Pruyi,iuns hero arc exceedingly high and
nd scarce, It il a hu riliating fact that Ala
anna has scccdsd from the United States and
lus moi the means 10 support herself. she In
compelled to get her supplies from Louisville,
~, AMI Evansville, Iud., TO keep from stafv-
NJ. Ian glad that the old North State has
iOt consented to fecedc, aud | horc shc never
sill undvr the proteXt that the cotton states
ave. Eust say that 80 far as | understand
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'sPL0YNIENI'--.ETaie.

MS WANTED lMMEDlAlELY-
/ c',ss ryant., Glfo respectable p r ons
led wanting rituntoua imnrdiat'ly IN rCu-
mile hotels, sc, VIII be- "a ted, thCut
VII tcvCr,ly cpply ,lg o. llIt!lrr rt,iIJUa-
mh.s "4'c' ltl
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-RARb
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-BAR

IL ralns In rial e.tatc a house containing room
Lot, nc0r Fort Ice, $40 ~ ncrrs in York State pic
S2ND half down. SGtcT'l h0uEg and lIt for sale on
easy terms also mail farm to lCt, Gad ,torc In Ion
Ice. steamer HUl.SE leaves foot o Spring u, |,
daily JOSEPH COlrE. Apll 2ilc'lg3
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T ANDLORDS AND TENANTS
- AGREEM ENTS.
NEW YORK Sun IapKOyED FORM.
For Nlr a.
THE COUNTER OF THE sun OFFICE.
Gc-Dt' per :,
SlpCr hundred. fcl2u

TRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT-DRY
IL and IN OIL rcd aud green seal, nj rduc prices foi
cafh For salO ut tho deplt Of the Nielilo MOntagu
Company Of Paris, by JOSEPH N. STRONG, I! Snt
ii Greene NJ. lS,l2i2iac
EINKLE & LYONS SEWING MACHINE
l. Co. Prices reduced New adJu utabls hemmes
new style tucker, new binder, &c. c. Satistactior
guaranteed, or money refunded, Agent waIt d. No
as BroadMay, N: Y. al lt,.ils =
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DING-GNTLrlIEN AND THEIR
NGs :. IA TME TRNVELLER'S

|B or VARIOUS SIZES TO LET
[ hard Tor rciah.0 ~ cNHn'cra.d their
EtHo ,in"le men p a % ~ hrl room nlsp ORC
|uInilhod room, NI.h board, ut h. isy.u ton
,la5,3
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'l.OYMENT vYANTErs.

Err, &c.---SITUATION WANTED;
lrm'r aud plain Gardener, having two chil-
is 70 years IN farming ttsincrB IN wort
gnty, NhCsa wife VII take ChAIly q dairy
avi, or. Sgth u. Address JOHN col
lH,1n9,2
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uoUSE AND FARM FOR SALE OR TC

llttA two ttory frame house aud adjunct, In roo<
ord with acres Of land, sS miles from New lort
per railroad. Terms easy. Address J, Y. TRACY, In
gliAh NCighbCrhoOd, Bergen County, ". j. b,lI4,E
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Al IN Brookyn; two story housc and lot for $T25
one two-.tOry house and lot for &l3OO, within bloch
81 the Greenwood curs. Inquire of Mr. BRIGGS, u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-10
Notice 10 shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAAL-
ROAD COMPANY.

EUA
suPxRMfTspzsr's 0yYcn
Mas svrLLk, Tenn, March q, 1911
Wrees rsr the consigned the agent Of Nashville
&Chatanooga Co., Nashville, and designed fer ship
meat over Company arriving Nashville In
greater than shipped Immediately the road
OF stored in CT the that temporary
storage and pro for the to be found
for purpose having the charges for storage
able and uniforms have been msde with Messrs
Davis and Harrison street. for the storage Of s
river reehts at eoDgnee Of sl0 per Of 1909
pounds which will Extra Drsysge, and handling
pe,aiu for all expenses incidental
to storage They agreeing protect the eghs for forty
ave DAYS. without additional charge. II protection for that
length ~ time Is found eausevhch
antcir psrcular attention will be paid to daiss and
each lot forwsrde nm s Atiihp wiz DC made
to give expedition mi La. and obyiate
ces1ity ofstoFage ct Nashville.
MsrI0-u sP E.W COLE. supt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-10
TO SHIPPERS,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, n. & @. r. R,l
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1861. I II
AWh6 toe unusual accumulation Of Ereights Mash
Vle - we'll a. other transhppng points souIh Of
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-10
CLARK q FULLER'S
AnbrOS1a1 Oil.
SOLE PoPREToRs,
C. UR ES
c ARK, GREGORY q Gu.


CURES
HeadAche Raache Toothache three minutes
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds Eyspeas Broncp'Is DysppsAs
Collie Cramps Ewes Chronic Bore ~ Sore Tbroa
usBurns, Bruises sprains, Chspped Aands PILES Ucefs'
iArrhA Bunon Corns, FROSTED feet Deaness Oo Sofes
Breast, Sore Nipples eald Head Teer enAae
tes Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world cnai
lenee for equal Scads and Burns cures Scratches
Feuls Calls, fresh wounds or sweilngs
and the best known remedy apply TO tender looted horses
from foundake the feet and bath wen ABOUT the fos OF
the foot all cuaneous diseases on man or beast
remedy in all but We can SHOW mors
oof virtue OF OIL in i healing proper
tIe from responsible who being than
be produced for any other medicine.
We Al not for masdy 70 which the human
;v are subject what proclaim we can subsAntiae
I;- itnesses The AMBRosIAL On Is Nashville PepArA
a., ana sold throughout the south and Southwest BY all good
ana general dealers The South may be justly proud
Isrk native Tennessean, afer much labor and
hsa PRODUCED really worthy meoiciLe which bound
Awe much Of worthless, imported trash with which
be country Is flooded II, 49,. ,,..,,-s l.. -
, nd numerous TO set fofih ID the form
~ some Of which come from Physicians in
nj n ssndng who are using 1t in their PAece' As thy state
with marvellous Effects - .,..av, .,d .s.
tive its healing prope,tles' c,a, 4 RuIIsr,, An,
evidence 50 AutheKtic, and from persons whose Wsd
and sandng are irreproachable Read aHc PC
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