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CourTr Dlnro7our--cqlttuaea.
MmWARY ouARTEHs AND oEFI0ERs.

MILITARY QUARTERS AID OFFICERS.
Pos--Hesdquartsra on High street Gen. Dumoni
commanding.
Disirict-Heaaquarters on summcr street (Dr
Ford's rosidencs) Capt Green Z. =. O.
Prouos Marshal-Ileadquarter ON Church street
(Fenale Aoademy.) Col Stanley Matthews
Cli,f A,,isiani ouartoymaaa, Headquarters On
Cherry street No 10, Judge Catrons rsidenee.)
Capt J D. Bingham.
A,sistani Qaarssrploaier--chaitauoosa BeDol-capt.
R Stevenson.
As,istaui Qnarisrvaasfsr Vine street, near Mrs.
Polks residence. Capt. n. n Lamb.
A''i.tanf Q,'ariernasisr-No. 81, Marsoi street,
Capt. J. N. Hale.
chief comn,is,ary Headquarters, No 10, Vine st.
Capt R. Maefoely.
Conn,issasy qf subsi.feaos Bfoad street. Capt s.
Little
Acapg CoB,miaarB Of suJsis,enoe--cornsr Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen
HodioaI Dirsoior--summer street (Dr Ford's old
residenoe.) Surgeon, r. sVin
Medical Parreyor's Ofos--churoh street, Masonic
Building J R. PiEuE, Surgeon. sth Kentucky In
iautry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mall via Louisville arrives Daily, $50 Pm.
leaves 7.45 Am.
Columbia, via 7. a A. R.R. arrives '' ESQ pm.
leaves 6.C0A.M.
shslbyvinO, via N. c. RR, arrives ssOP.M.
A" leaves 1000 AN.
Lebanon, arrives l2.OOM.
leaves eco PM.
Memphis RaIl, leaves Daily,va Louisvilo and Cairo.
Posr-oFFIcEs oPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyillo, Smithville,
Watortown, t.t Jennings Fork.
Posr-OFFICEs or LINE OF N. x @. R.R.-
Murtroesboro, Fostorville,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbyyie,
Christaua. Palmetto.
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NAsIEVILLEs TENNEssEE
SALT AGENCY.

TIVE sUBsCRIBER has epened GENERAL shl1
Il AGENCY 10 this city, at the ola stand ol d. :.
Picher on Ma kot street, and VIII be glad to Furnish
Cay and Country buyers must lbo al terlns either
Coz par niuds or Banks OF Tennessee aui VII keep
large ~ ok constantly 0n hand Of beth large end
small packages,
Aprh -3n D. ROSS.
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Rally 40 Arnat

BY authority of the Federal Govern
ment, propose to raise Battalion of
Cavalry for service and home protection
in Tennessee. Arms, Horses, Saddles
and Clothing will be furnished.
will address the people at Water
town, on Monday, the 18th; at New
Middleton, on Tuesday, the 10th; at
Alexandra, on Wednesday, the 10th (;
and at Liberty, on Thursday, the l7th
instant.
Come on, boys, let us preserve our
homes and save the Union.
VIM. B. STOKES.
July Z, 1s62-10t
PostOmees Re.OPened IN tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Biurfreesboro', Rutherford county
Jordan's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
Fosteryille, Rutherford county
Gallatin, Sumner county.
Clarksyille, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county
Smithville, DeKalb county
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
Jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsyille,
New Middleton, Smith comfy
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, Shelby county.
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list viii be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
to day, as other Offices are re. opened
We would suggest TO papers in Northern
States the prOpriety Of copying the above
list at least once a week.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
on MAY 28th one nay Horse, sixteen
LfallN y hands high, heavy built, viii ono white
H-kA-hiud igt.ocki sore Qu ihe inside ol lhe
Iuinti niue years ola.
on FRIDAY nigh last. July &tn, enc Chcsnui sorrol
Horse With white spot on h'u lorghesd sIkteeu and
eaa haii inches high, Win short switch taii sen
years pld; wearing ears loose.
Tho above reward vll be- given b. him vlo gifes
me Information oi tla Horses whereabouts uf flNp
Dollars for either ones delivery 90
rHuIP pECkER,
sater, lst TcRu. Yols., camp Auifrs lohnHon
Jlly l0-lWa near Nashville,
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

nv Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862, negro
" girl, who says her name n JOANNA, and belongs
70 Robert Williams OF Franklin, Ky, age shout ~
or Is years feet inches high Weighs about 100
rounds; dark copper color. Tho Owner Is requested
70 come forward prove property and pay charges as
the law directs ]. NJ. HINTON
iune20-3t Sheriff and Jailor Of ID. G.
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NIGHT POLICE
oouNrY OFFICERS.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

heriG-James NJ Hinton. Deputie'-rhomas Hob
and J. X. Buchanan.
'egister-Phincas Garrett.
Susieo-w. Jasper Taylor.
I'oroncr---N. II. Belehor
Ranger-,John Corbtt
Rcreque Couoctor--J. G. Briley.
kailroad Tar Couector--W. d. Robertson.
Iau,,ables for As NasluiYe Distrioi-John n Cover
b J T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
fad7--Hon. James whltw5rth.
Gsrt-P Lindsley Nichol
~ The Judges Court meets Che hrst Monday in
"a month, ard the Quarterly Court, composed OF
, magistrates OF the County, is held tho nrst Mon
\ IN Jmuuy, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
iudge-Hon Nathaniel Baxter,
lark-David c. Love.
ss- The Court mccts the arst Moutay in March
september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Iadgs-Hon, william X Turner.
,lerk-Charles +. Diggona.
os- The Court meets the frat Monday iu April Al.
It and December.
cHANcERY coURr.
1Laucellor-Hou. Samuel d. rrierson.
CLARK and Master. X. Gleaves.
sg-Tae court meets The arst Monday IN May and
.ycmuoF.
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nrrIcr M. N, o-IaaI ~

persons wishing to send Freight aud faesoga by
b, Morninr rralm Of the l0UsvntH AsE NASH
.4,ts. and HAsHyrlLH ASR nzeaiva hAiiaoAn'i
mvst have tho same at tho once by o'clock th'
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saashrIlle Alnian.


Dnis USias, per en- uui .,... .... ,...,.fs %
We'k,.........fi.... ...- $50. 70
n-wrrEty uSos, or anuum, ..,.,. s. 90
WgEzty uSlaN. per sunum II. /. d. ....S2 90
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COUNTY % .,...,o .... .-., ,..,. .,.s.. 0 70
'Aff .t... .... '...'f..-stt.ts. W
Cash required 10 advance for ali advertisements,
unless by spechr agreement.
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 10 which We bind oursclves htictN to
adhere. ~
YM CAMERON, Tor the Upi9a.
John WALLACE, for the Di,paicb
NAstwiIE Tenn July 70, 1862.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, june Gu, 500, a ne
" gro Firl, named sAlllE; Gays she beiongs 10
iryiu Hoguc, Of haury County, Tenn. Said rirl is
about Is or 20 years Old weighs about 100 or l80
poun4s feet inches high two small scars on
copper color
The owner is requested 10 come flrward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
}. 81. HINTON,
juneS-3t sheriff aud Iaior ofD O.
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CUmoUs AEEcDoTE Toward Che close
of the revolution, The owners OF the
North Church, In New Haven, sent %
Boston for nails 70 make repairs with,
when one Of the kegs sent In return for
the order was found 10 contain Spanish
dollars. The deacon wrote 10 the Bos-
ton merchant that there wos an error 10
shipping the goods but he answered
that the goods were sold as be bought
then Of priyateersman, and he could
NOT rcctify mistakes So Che silver was
melted up and made into a seryioe OF
plate for the church, where q is in use ~
the present day.
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Gen Butler is making sweeping work
at New Orleans. Some of his special
orders are Of the following tenor:
Fidel Keller has been found exhibiting
human skeleton in his bookstore win
dow, in a public place, in this city, la
beled "Chickahominy," in large letters,
meaning and intending that the bones
should be taken by the pOpulace TO be
the bones OF a United States soldier slain
in that battle, in order 10 bring the au.
thority Of the United States aud our ar
mios into contempt and for that purpose
bad stated 20 the passors-by that the
bones were those Of a Yankee soldier,
whereas, in truth and fact, they were
the bones purchased some weeks before
Of Mexican Consul, towhom they were
pledged by a medical student. II is
therefore ordered that for the deseoration
Of the dead he be confined al Ship Island
for two years at hard labor, and that he
be allowed TO communicate with no per
son on the Island.
John w. Andrews exhibited cross
the emblem of the suffering Of our bles
sed Savior, fashioned for personal orna
men5 which be said was made from the
bones Of a Yankee soldier, and having
shewn this, too, without rebuke, ia the
Louisiana Club which claims TO be com
posed Of chivalric gentlemen. II ia there
fore ordered that for this desecralion OF
the dead lac be confined at hard labor for
two years ON the Qualifications at Ship
Island, and that he be allowed no verbal
.ts.sf
one except through these headquarters
Mrs, Philips, wife Of Philip Philips
having been once imprisoned for her trai-
torous proclivitics aud acts AZ Washing
ton, and released by the clemency Of the
Government, aud having been found train
ing her children 10 spit upon the officers
of the United States, for which act OF one
Of those children both her husband and
herself apologized and were again for
given, il now found on the balcony Of her
house during the passage Of the funeral
procession of Lieutenant Dokay, laughs
ing and mocking at his remains, and upon
being inquired Of by the Commanding
General il this fact were 90 contempt
uously replies was in good spirits
that day
IL Is therefore ordered that she be not
regarded and treated as common wo-
man. Of whom no officer or soldier IL
bound 10 take notice but as an unoom
mon, bad, and dangerous woman, stirring
up strife and melting 10 riot
And that therefore she be confined a.
Ship Island, in the State Of Mississippi,
within proper limits there, ill further
orders, and that she be allowed one 70"
male servant and no more, II she 20 choose
/ That one Of The houses for hospital pur
pose be assigned her as quarters, and 3
soldicr's ration each day be served out 10
I her with the means OF cooking the same.
and that no verbal or written oommuni-
! cation be- allowed with heTexcept through
( this Office, and that she be kept IN close
confinement until removed 20 Ship Island
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,RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

lRRIVAL AND ULFhht VleH V4
opisyne A Nashville R.R TIaiu leaves al 7Aa, AM
arr AZ $50, Pm.
...hynle a Decatur RIl. Train leaves Al 600, AN
ur at 100, fh'
al 825, Pm.
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NO. So

under the control or the Government Of
The United States, and all slaves OF such
persons found or being within any place
occupied by rebel forces, and afierWArd
occupied by the forces Of the United
States, slaA bs deemed saptifss of iosr. and
shall he foTasr free of aseir saegfnds. dnd
Ru' q9ain held as slares.
SEc, 10. indie H (gttier enacted, That
no slave escaping into any State. Terri
tory, or the District OF Columbia, from
anv other State, sholl be delivered up. OF
in apy way impeded or hindered OF
his liberty, except for crime, or some
ofense against the laws unless the per-
son claiming said fugitive shallfirst make
oath that The person 70 whom che labor or
service of such fugitive is ALLEGED be due
is his lawful owner, and has not horne
arms. Against the United States In the
present rebellion, nor in any wav given
aid and comfort thereto and no prrson .
engaged in the military or naval service
Of the United States. shall, under any
pretence whatever, assume 70 decide on
The validity or the claim OF any person
TO the service or labor Of any person, OF
surrender mp any such person 10 the
claimant, onpainO being dismissed from
the service. H ..-.-.f
SIC, IL. AEd Be it fVltAer enacted That
~ President cfde United States Is Gatlor4z.
ct 70 employ as many persons gf dfffoapa de-
soeiR, as ne may deem necessary dlla Droaer,
tor te suppression efthis rebellion; end J6r dis
piilpoSe he may organize and RS8 them n,
such manner as he.may Judge best fartbe pub,
Ic 'Uelfare trr
SEt. -. ARd 6e II further enacted That
the President Of The United States Is
hereby authorized 70 make provision for
the transportation, colonization and set
tlement, in some tropical country beyond
the limits OF the United States, OF such ?
persons of the African race, made free BY
the provisions Of this act, rs may be viii
ling to emigrate, having FIRST obtained
the consent Of the Government Of said
country 10 their protection and settle
menti within the same, with all the rights
and privileges OF freelnen.
SEC. Is. A,la Be Il further enacted, That
the President is hereby authorized, at
any time hereafter, by proclamation, 60
extend TO persons who may have part-
! tipated in the existing rebellion in any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty
with such exceptions and at such time
and on such conditions as he may deem
oxpedient for the public welfare.
SEC. IA. And Be IL further enacted, That
the Courts of the United States shall
have full power 10 institute proceeding
make orders and DEGREES, issue process,
and do all other things necessary 70 carry
this act into effect.
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abiosou GouptQ aireftprp.

CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aavor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
4 JOHN oHuMnrEY, Nqr,iai
spu,v Marshais-w. II. WrHialon, A. c. Tucker,
James A. steelo.
Jerks o5as Marte,-John chumbley, sr.eeoio, lrst;
L. Ryan, second and John Reddiok, third
lr As,suoy-- William Driver.
,vsiue coneeor-A. B. shankhnd
afsr Tar Colleoior-.E. B. Garrett
-safura--R. Henry.
1arf Maaer-Thoms8 Loake.
,periaisndont Of be Workhose-J. Q Dodd.
iperiniendea Of ne Watsr Worts--iames Wyatt
IIief Of the Flre Depaytfnent-John N seaoury.
erton Of The Cemeiay-r II Mcbride.
rect Operseer y L, stewart
tg Aaor,eg-Iohn McPhail Smith.
CITY COUNCIL.
.osrl Of Atdermsn--M. ~ Bden, President; J. r.
man @. A. J. Mayneld, @. A. scovel, VIM. Cheat
:, }. G Smith, NJ. G. /. Claiborne, and Jas Robb.
,umon counoa-w P. Jones, President; William
,rts. T. }. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart,
ls Hough w. Mullins, James Tunor, q. d. South
!, A. =. Cole, Jas Davis Andrew Anderson J. B.
5wlcsl ard John Cready
srASpiSo coamnrra or THE CITY COUNCIL.
nance Knowioa, gcoyel and Colo.
atsr Worls--Audcrson, Smith and Claiborne
rccsi- -Yrbrongh, Turner southeate, Davis, Brien'
aeld Cheatham aud Claiborne.
Aorf-Newman Stewart aud Turner.
,o,pi,al--Joncs Mayheld and Sloan.
.Loor, --Cheatham, May Geld and knowles.
7re poporfment-Cready, Driver and Newman.
.,,-nrlvcr, oheaiham and Dssisl ftlt
.,,ctery-smith, Stewart and Newman.
Ilrtef Houso-Roberls, Stewart and Turner.
'opo,-Hough Claiborne and Davis
oloo-cheatham Brien and Anderson
,rin,s-Hough, Claiborne and Brion.
,ortbou.s-Chea,ham Mayned and Knowles.
Improvements and Erpchdihre' Cole, soovei and
,dy.
aJlio Property --Brien, Cheaiham and Turner
,,t House-Mayneld Jones and Roberts.
A. The Board ol Aldermen meois the Tuesdays
1 precedipg the second and fourth Thufadpys IN
/, month. and the Common Council the second
fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
apiain--Iohn Baugh
irsi Lisuienui--Wm. Yarbrough'
.oond Lioutenant-John IT, Davis.
olioen.en-wm, jackson, John Cayender, Mich Da'
Joel Phillips, wm. Baker, John cottrell' William
70, John Eugles, j. W. Wright, John Pucke't
,ert Scott, W. C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
CO, David Yates, and Charles Huliu.
a. The Police Court is opened every morning at
e O'Clock.
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WANTHD.

A GOOD FEMALE COOK. % whom liberal wages
"A win he paid. Apply at uuiyorsiiy Hospital.
JAY m, l3at-iWa
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Marriage aud Fnneral Natsccs,l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, OF Canaidates.

When exceeding Eve lines, will be charged al tho
usual adveIt'sing tatos.
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NArns ~ 44lYENrasINa

o,., ~ 3. d. 10 oo,rr,. .qrn,J
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p URITY TIL Z BLOOD.
MOFFAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHWNlx

OuITEMS.
me high and snvied, celebrity which these Pre-.
eminent Medicines have acqured for their iavarisbls
ecacy in all the diseases which they profess % cnr
has rendered the usual practice Of puning not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
By their fruits; their good works testify for them
and they thrive not BY the faith Of the crednlous
IN ALL CASES OF Asthna, Acute and Chronic
Aheunattens Affections 81 Bladder anA Hid.
neys. Dtntous FevePs and Liver Cesnplalnss.
In the south and west who're these diseases pfpvsl
they will b found invaluable. Planters, TermeFs.
afterwards b without them. 49,
Dyspepsta.No person with this easing diseaso
should delay using these medicines immedistely -
k1uUalens ~ the Skin. Esystpelas, Rlaiole1ey.
Fever onA A9uo. Dur this scoureo q the veeterr
country, these medicines will be found safe speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave ~
system subject % return Of the disease-a cure b
these medicines is permanent-1nr THEM, DE- sAT-
lsyIED, AND u cunED.
Nlercu1al Dfseases.-Never fails TO eradicate
entiTeH al The oA0sts Of Mercury inanitely sener
thar the most powerful preparation Of Sarsapsriia
Wight 8Weote. Nevvoua = .hl1ity, Nepvosa
Ceaplaints ~ al k1nds, Orxantc Afless5ena
Palpotaite0 Of the Heart, Patneer's Gaelic.
Rtlss.-Tho original proprietor Of these incidence
cured Of Piles Of - years standing, By the use
q thsse Life Medicines alone. Wsrms u al linda
viii Do we'll to administer them whenever their
existsnco is suggested. Relief will 10 certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx DITTERS
Parity the blood, and TINS remove all diseases from
the system. single trial will place the LIFE pIII1
and PHOENIX D11T1RS beyond the reach of conpo1l.
tion In the estimation Of every patient. -,
oePrepared and sold BY 80
DR. WILLIAM y. NGOFRAT.
~ 6TosSSss. cor. Worth st.. Mes 1erk.
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DY virtue Of an execution to me directed fro m the
once Of The Clerk Of thu District Court Of Potta-
wattamie county lows, shall proceed to sell Tues
day the 18th day OF August A. D., 1859, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. n and O'Clock r. n, OF said
day. in front Of the county ONCE in the city
Of Council Bluffs. the following described real estate
Of c. stone tc-wi Forty coy feet on the west side
Of lot hundred and ninetyshrec 98) Broadway,
in the city Of Council Bluffs. Pottawattamio county,
Iowa. Sale to commence At O'Clock p. II. Of said
day Taken as the property Of G. Stone to satisfy
execution in favor Of Aberdeen Aallett.
s J. p. wILLlA1S, Sheriff.
Council bluas, lows, July 10, 1Sss.
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q CARD.

return my most sincere thanks to generous pup
Tic for tho very liberal patronage upon mn
;.s nv embarkation In business ct Council BUNS &c
thH last 10 years and hope BY strict integrity ana .n
~ priced system which have ssssgsrSe 20 me'
srJ~rv Your obedient servant
tds1sno,l9 - 4 T. Z. sSo".
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&C TRUSTEEV SALE. So
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that BY virtue Of power
xNM sale cuataiusd In Deed e Iyust, s1ecassd By
q on The aame day. By the Recorder u fottswatfaio
Oouy - Book D Dase ST. - seeure IL payment q
saia otooes pfumisoy, n0te therein described, end
wncA note 10 now due and unpaid. WILL mon there.
Of the holder q sad nste. cell al the 6At tio
ena ntere which the said Stoae hid q The daae q
sale Decd q trust in and to the following described
real estate to-wit: - 80.
1brsy C1ol fss4 e1the west side Of lot one Hundred
ana ntnety.tAree QS9) on Broadway in he town q
UoonciI btus In Potawattamie County Iowa, Is pub,
no apctton, for cash. 10 the highest bier n fnt ~
the Soesurers Omce, In Council Bluns IN said COVE
on me lSeh day Of August next, between The houPo
g O'Clock A. r.. aad 4o'ciock r n, commencinr 6
que o. sad note and that 1t The coacuso OF sad sae
purchase moAey. 3 - 80
~. a5s So J.P. WILLIAMS,
Dated July IN, lsl6. ~ 'yssiiS
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ih0ter Of health, when taken III tse spSfn9. .
ezpel H. lo1l humors which lssssr 8 -
blood q tAat season II III yeas, ! py ths tims.
y, expulsion Of them many rambling disordess
the aid a this remedy, spase thsnsslses ftn
the endurance a. loul eruptiens and ulcerous
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nd itself Of corrupeioas, 4 not assisted to Do
this through ne iiattifat Brle1e II ths tody
By m alternative medicine. ClsaA0 ont IL
Initiated bloed Whenever you And IL impurities
bursting through he skin IN pimples. .vuptions,
or sores; eleanss e when you ind II Il Oh.
astfucsed and sluggish in The veins cleanss 4
wheaeyer i u 5enl, and your feelings win TN
You when. Even whers no particular dise-s
d felt, people enjoy better healsh, m
( longer, FIR clensing ~ hood r
blood healthy. and all i veil; but s4.4as
pabulum Of lie disordered. ther6 dn Be No
n.ans hs...a. sosnss g ..:a.s 1870. ssc;nesn'n5
E1e s dIsordere6 or overtArcwn.
"a 6assapsrillai hes, and deserves mueA, do
reputation Of accomplishing these snds. but
e s:,s = :. ,sss s 80: 8: Z
Y nos more oecanse 10y P.sps0ens'
presenting 70 % concsnnasesa s* = o y
contain nut little OF sue vus0e " oaxWpoSlLAs
or any thing else.
During hate years the public have been mis-
nSr: ~ - Ss-..rsr;li. fo- one dt,is, No.
- 49, hsx. ~, x.mds mon ~ la 4.
y not mot only s es sa.s my s s.,.
a.. Hence. bitter and painful diaappoinment
has followed the use OF the various extracts Of
Sassaparl!a which MOOD the market unhl ~
name itself y 3nst!y despeseds ana has become
Synonymous win mPositon ana cnees. oui!
We cait TINS compound oefsapailia, ana mfeno
% supply such remedy = sfal !escus Dc
name nom the loeo OF ooioquy when 9eses
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-16
-~-ss4s-ss sa-s'e'ssss,'
nUSSOL.UTTON,

DISSOLUTION.
HYOTICE Is hstcbV given that the drn Of Johnson =
f%f;rass 81 dissolved BY MUTUAL consent. The busi-
moss Of the drm will be settled up BY Mt Johnson
- FRANCIS Il. JOHNSON,
ss@8F5 - r. GRASS.
TAug Js, 1854, nol23d Sw.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

CAUTIOE.As certain unprnciped persons are at.
tempting TO pa of on tie unsuspeChng public imia
tons OF my Prepared Cline would caution all persons
to examine before purohaIrF and zee that the full name
sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
on the ou'sie wrapper all otn'rs swndlinq cnnn-
tertits