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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-21

SKIRMIsH IN THE GREEN RIVER COUNTRY.
On Sunday last, as we learn from the
Evansville Journal Colonel Townes, of
the State Guard, went with few men in
pursuit of some notorious guerillas, and
chased them through the flats of Pond
river until they fell into the hands of
Capt Wilson and two Of his men, who
were out on scout. There were three
&C the guerillas-Lientenan Thomas
jackson, known as the Kentucky Stone
wall, Lieutenant George Thompson, and
another named Stone. The guerillas APP
preached to within twenty yards of Cap
tain Wilson, who orderered them to halt,
They Immediately drew their reyolvers
and commenced firing on Wilson, when
he and his men who were armed with
Henry rifles, returned the fire. The two
Lieutenants were killed and Stone was
wounded, but made his escape. None OF
Wilson's party were injured. ThOmp-
son is the man who wounded Major
Platter, of the 4th Indiana cavalry, when
he had the protection Of two women TO
secure him from the vengeance of the
Major. He and Jackson were both des-
perate and notorious characters. A COR
respondent speaks in high praise of Will
son and his men, and expresses the hope
that Wilson and his company will be de-
tailed to protect the Green River country
Theywould, with their Henry rifles,
give the guerrilla sa hot time Of it,
Louisville Journal,
The Journal infers that there is good
reason TO believe the rebels are moving
with view of invading the region OF
Kentucky lying between the Green and
Cumberland rivers. There is, however,
8 sufficient Federal force to give them a
warm reception.
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HEADQUARTERS 14TH ARMY CoBPs,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. n, 1862.
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General Orders, No. %.
Information having reached these head
quarters to the effect that large quantities
of goods OF every description are being
sold by Suffers and other parties to citi-
zens, and by them being passed beyond
the lines of this army, thereby giving
aid and comfort to the enemy, the follow
ing regulations will hereafter be strictly
observed:
l. All Army Suffers are required to
Join their regiments, and they will not be
permitted to sell goods TO any but per-
sons connected with the army.
H. No Sutler will be permitted TO ship
Boots, Shoes, or any articles of clothing
in his regiment, unless he first obtain a
certificate from the commanding officer of
the regiment, stating that such articles
and quantities (Which must in all cases
be speciiied) are absolutely necessary for
the comfort of his men, and also receive
permit from the Colonel, approved by
Brigade and Division commanders, for
the shipment of such goods to the regi-
ment. ~.
III. No person whatever, other than
the regular Suffers, will hereafter be per-
mitted TO follow this Army, or TO estab-
lish themselves within its lines.
Nv. In towns and cities, now or here
after within the lines of this Army, no
person will be allowed TO sell goods
needed for the use of the resident citi-
zens, unless he be a resident trader. To
such, upon application to the Provost
Marshal General, or Provost Marshal of
the Post, permit, with such restrictions
as he may deem necessary, will be grant,
ed, proper assurance being given of the
loyalty and fidelity of the applicant
V. Any person, or persons, found ship
ping, selling, or attempting TO sell, goods,
either directly or indirectly, in violation
of the above orders, will be immediate
ly arrested, their goods confscated, and
the facts reported " these Headquar-
tiers.
Corps, Division, Brigade, Regimental,
and Post Commanders will be held re-
sponsible for the strict enforcement OF
these orders.
BY command Of Maj Gen RosEcnASs
JULIUS p. GARESCHfE,
Asst Adj't Gen'l and Chief Of Stat.
Official &c. GODDARD, A. A. q.
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Proclamation Of the Governor.

AA"~A~AA~eA~AA Va SAAo 0vSSAAVA'
WHEnEAs, The State Of Tennessee is
now, and has been, without full repre-
sentation In the XXXVIIth Congress of
the United States of America; and
whereas it is believed, upon information
received, that large majority Of the 20
ters Of the Ninth and Tenth Congress
sional Districts Of this State, as appor-
toned by the Act passed February 10th,
1852, have given evidence of their loyal
ty and allegiance 20 the Constitution and
laws of the United States,
Now, therefore /, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor of the State of Ten
nessee, in order TO secure to the loyal
electors of these two Congressional Dis
tricts their constitutional representation
in the House of Representatives of the
United States Of America, have deemed
it proper TO issue this my proclamation,
appointing and ordering elections to be
held on the twenty Aav Of Deem
Der, 1862, TO fill the vacancies in the
XXXVIIth Congress Of the United States
Of America in the following Districts, TO
wit: The Ninth Congressional District,
composed Of the counties OF Henry,
Weakly, Dyer, 0bion, Lauderdale, Tip
ton, Gibson, Carroll and Henderson.
The Tenth Congressional District,
composed of the counties of Madison,
Haywood, Hardeman, Fayette, and Shell
by.
Writs of election will be issued, and
the election held at the places desig-
mated by law, and the proceedings
under said wrts returned TO the office Of
the Secretary of State. The judges APP
pointed to hold said elections, in addition
to the oath prescribed by section 844 of
the Code of Tennessee, shall further
swear that they viii permit no person to
vote whom they believe to be disloyal to
the Government of theUnited States.
And no person will be consider
ed as an elector qualified TO vote,
who, in addition TO the qualifications
now required by law, does not give sat
isfactory evidence to the judges holding
said election Of his loyalty TO the Gov
ernment of the United States.
In testimony whereof, /, ANDREW JOHN
SON, Governor of the State of
Tennessee, and COmmanderin-
Chief OF the forces thereof, have
-, hereunto set my hand and
~. caused the great seal of the
t~N'-~) State TO be affixed at the De-
partment in Nashville, on this
the 9Th day Of December, A. ID.
1862.
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST
Secretary of State.
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Strong Effort for ThayeF's Florida
Colonization Scheme.

WAsHIEGToN, Dec. 17.--To- day high
ly influential delegation of members of
both houses of Congress, with Vice-Pres-
ident Hamlin at their head, waited on
the President with request, numerously
signed by the loyal men Of Florida ask
ing for the appointment of Hon. Eli
Thayer, as Military Governor of that
State, with authority TO raise twenty
thousand loyal emigrants They also
presented to the President paper signed
by thirty-four members Of the Senate
and House, earnestly concurring in the
request OF the loyal men of Florida, and
paper from Major General Hunter in
command of the Department of the South,
to the same effect. The Committee was
we'll satisfied with the interview.
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RacoN-I5oo ~ sIoEs \. u,, zoy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-21

REFuGEEs FROM TENNESSEE. Twenty
Eve loyal Tennesseeans arrived in this
city by railroad from Lexington, last
evening. We noticed at the time the al =
rival of over hundred refugees from
Tennessee, by way Of Lexington, on
Saturday last The Observer and Re-
porter says scarcely day passes that
there are not fresh arrivals from that un-
happy district Of country--atout hearty
men who are flying from reboldom aud
oppression. --iou Journal lSh
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican states; 81 had
curious experience the other day; call
ed with Mr.. l.. upon a public officer
high in position. We had imbortant
business, quickly dispatched or you
would not have found met here, Sudden
ly, Mr.--turned to L. and said, BY
the way, we can make you brigadier
general L. started, and then answered
No, am not fit for that; know moth
ing of military matters o, no matter,
you know as much As most of them, and
you shall have q commission for 1000.
L. looked still more astonished, and re-
peated his assurance that he was not III
for the place. The funalonary evident
ly thought he hesitated IT the price. 80,
said he, il is cheap, but we are under
obligations TO your family, which wish
to repay, and want 10 do something for
you, else you could not have Il for double
the sum-"
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A young Richmond belle about TO be
married paid $50 for one bonnet 500
for second, and Sl5 for q third, for her
nuptials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10
SYNoFsrs nE III is p p k..DEar,s Pao
CLAMATiON. 70. 6sS.
For Ay OfC1ny of uusscyd, of a aee 0aA

sDoS ~ I0b0 SH oregon.
- foiivugt VI SsS''o-'f
AZ the and Office st ORIson CITY, on the eth nf
Scteeer 1862 OF one hundred and Efty .ht 10 an
ta,es and part. of townships. heretofore anofTeTsi
vest or The Cascade Mopa.Nins n-d within d.
outnct OF isnss sob! &c. to sAis ar Oregon Cite
At me Iand oHce a. Roazsyss, on tho issh Of Dc
.o1sr, lSH q one hnndTed and fsy 70 & Ls.Irs
m :arss % toy shiRs here.o,ore Hno6eIei, wets
Of Ands subject 70 sale at RosebIIc
sac amos Will b offered With the rspal e.oep-
uSEs OF eohool sections. go.
No mleie lands are to be offered such l.nts
pelns exysessly excepted and excluded !Irm a. e
Oy act Of Consrsrs ~ ''~
ghe .sles viii be Kept open until tbs I.rt.srasl
oheIec. riloh Is To be accomplished within Az
SrsSse anu M longer; and no private entry CO az
~ me sacs VII b. admitted un:il ans. thc ersTs
s1o OF tue two weSks.
a. E[o-snf'lcl ciaiMantr ere regEircd 10 estalisL
s1eiI ckIs % E:o ssDsftc,Iou az re rrCy3e% 8 p
sser sno RcoeiTsE. and mare Tsyr-ec lar ,ha sass
oh =! 2eicEe tAe IaT appointed icf taf ociJ.T7sIo
mepl e. tae tueiio ra'es, OtherT..- ;lc.r c,sin.
viz &c Ior,eifod. J. N. EDHUNils
Cemnnsrtonor of ths Ger7-si Land q zee
eA1hAAL LAND OYYIcss Jane 20, isS2
sefE orSor the recrlatiens Of the Gsssr.r,sn,
- SeIStcsore AID now existing, no PAYMENT car b.
t8flt tor advertising DrocaUafions, sIesst 10 sscs
Scppsn efs As arc gysstGIiy essAsrissS 10 suiiiss
ot re CoanisSloncr Of the &elerfi Land osos
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q Ex Z III We Xa III n.
SSsssssS ~ Ssysi Letters PsIsst Of EsgIsaI,
$40 sss.rss bg tks SseIs Of tLs EssIs ks Pksy.
.AsH 1s f@sss, ssS sAs I.srsrsSI College q
Asdistss, Visa=sa.
GRIEsEMAA NAL
- Ms sssstest remedy for REEAxayIeN, SPn-
kAfSAkAEA sca EIsaTgTloE cE FEg SfsfYA.
2KiESEMAR Nc.2,
SernsAc!ely ana entirely eTadicates oil races o.!
SIete otsoi 6SrE, ior which Ccraiya ark Caboh7
hs r9 ssierhuy beeE thcsEht At aaudote, to the
eca. '~' fTE""
TEIESENAE Rs,y
saS kraas ga aye Temedy Of ths 1iv,lissG ward
l2f Hi impurities OF tbs systcln, "a well A socond-
~ ymHtoms, oJViaunE the destructive use Of
Va sronry, 10 Nsll IS Cthor delcterioYs Ia1redIenta
20 Whloh NJ the SaTsAParills Ia the world oSnnO}
IeMSve IxIksxNAR Nos. ], 2 and : Sre sliko d.
ysl1 q Asso or smei. and OF kll Sus eetipg auaIi
NOS. Sney hro In the form of q logenye And NAV
ne q tas tsliss sabh v,tksxt their s1s beire sII
SsId "A TN eaaea a, q essn, or fsxr m s.sss in
e2s Tor Ys, and e ST cases, thus SAVING D. O.
&c m2isfeIoQ By Vslsesp, LllleInand, Ropx. So.
60, " hoio,tle 1na retail by Or. ii, A. BAH"
hhOW, lsa B!eecker streys, 4 doort from Mae
Ooassl streesl, New York. Immediseeiy on 70
Hriesem.T e ally pau Of thc world. ssoyroly
" the wri.cr.
pTblat9d also fY De. BARROW, that ,epuls,
&c n nesaGrk lly ill1a:rEtee medical work, HsTa.
Fratty. PTIco u csEta. TrieseInsr ana Boof oaY
"fsatrGfsn. u. q a III
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TIE TyENiHG STAR,

UThe ladies Of Saratoga are shamIug and
hrleins the men into volunteering AZ large
s~n meeting held In that place on las, SUNDAY az
tsrnoon, ire enthusiasm was unboundsd Cler.
Rvnen addressed the meeting, and pracl.iu,ed
the wor' In hand 6ods work vourr iafy
took from Der neck colo chain md sent Il to the
stand to De given to tbe st man that wcr: ID vol
un,eef. II west Gnce tafen. Others sentriras
aEo tome cont'i1 uted money, all Of which war"
aHen whoa left the grouni jewel. were Sill
coming from the la lies. which we-c eagerly
aken oy young kniR hts who 90 forth 10 battle as
ne Champions Of the fair donors. At midni2 ht
'hS grove WA Illuminated, ard the meeting vras
sui In session The ladies were on hard hid.
ding Up for volunteers
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Oh. xoIaAE's UNIVERSAL PILLS,

Esy Ls<sr esrsYlatst, BfIEsssss.ss, Hs<kesls, e.
Ysefs kss mover been esfArrfis medicine offered
t. tAe Eblie. that hes given apoh entire sstsiaa-
tsr IS Rsi<sa's Eaiysysal PiI,=.
pccent and ctr DO taken bJ In. most tender lntnp.
yet prompt ans powerful In removing sll Btlicaa
soofctspf acif or Impure, Fetc3 81 asseT .rsn tie
Sfomaah. Ia f>ot, they sra tts Only Pilr tAst
shsIld be rsed in ms!srioss districts.
Stomach Or Bowels. though vsry active sna saersS-
tHf ssr In afs. cSsrstonT r5aosnS aa:shE sssss-
ft2ip HiiiessIsss, asstlshe sae Fssl StssaeI,
wksr 20 shess remedy tsR &c csssIsssf kss;
shsT ass.sslsiE sr h?Ha: c f;ag,a Ssse, q kSk Ii
sisEse!s. ASK fer d.. j. q, nsGsesE RriySrsal
rlDs a{s :,s sthsr. Hsirc sSsto4, tsey afs taats-
Issi. is3 eriy s. osnss Jar ksg, End es1 DC SSH
By Esi ts COY 1srt Of tts ! c:tss 5tstss.
Il; NOLAN. Sole PIssIistsr.
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HELMB0LO,S ROSY WASH


An excellent Lotion for Disease, of . s,..,r,,.
Essare, And a. On Injection in Dise.ss. 81 ~
al y, .rslRs rom Habits OF Dissl rsticH,
Ssoo IL connection with the Extraots Ruohu n,
sisafsriI!a. In sush Diseases "a reoommendea'
ssI.snes o. ths ssosf rsltcb1s asd ,s,ross;lL
sA~,seisr val aeeo~paxy tIs s.sdiessss,
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FyoR 30 % yssys' ssssdiss
W1YH NAhxs KNOWN TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
For MedIcai Prophecies of BUCgu .s. M.
IensAtory of the aite1 States,
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the
Pracsice OF PhJriG. ~
PHYSlCK, Philsdeishis. ' ''''ois'eo III
ps ZEE EsIars, a. nsds B, pr EPHkAIM NO
Of the Koya CoIese Of saTteons. ing M5en6s.
published ~ The Transactions Of the Kin, AZ
Queens JCurnai. AAhs sne
fFs ss:. e o;s s.! :,
Sec most of the late Standard works On Mediein.
Extact Bnchx, 81 90 per bottle, or ak for q m
Is M '' u w Per bottle, or ak for
q. ,P * Rose Wash. 80 per bottle. or ri, fol-
sufficient to cure The ost obstipss. Which VII b
rocnops are adhered 70. Delivered to sny &c.,. ~
securely Psoked from observation. S'ss'
DESCRIBE sfMN ME-. nasIbsN ALL oomMv.
Csrss Guaranteed!
AFFIDAVIY
.reionelJ SpEesTed before me, an Alderman n,
s snS Si! of fhllecel yhlA, II. +. HHLNsoLp vba
sit Sey swoTn, doth soy, his Preparations con
1use no narcotic, 40 aereuIy or other i6ariSss
Ii. +. HELMBoLp.
And subscIlbed before me, this I'D day O,
N4vombor, 1854 VII. Z. aIBBERD ID, Aldermsn
Nsn'n esrees, above asce, Phiadelebis,
Address letters for information in confidence 4.
IL. B. HEIMBOLD. Chemst- Is -
be1ot, 1c4 South Tenth 81 bel. ChesnHt Phila
BEWARE OF co UNTERFEIrS I'D
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, q"
~ no endeavor 20 dispose "oY fHIrl ovns ana
of111" ARTICLES ON TIE IlPUTAYIoN YfArS1S
- .. s''''' S's'in' Esss:s.:iS5S sssS. !,
Is" ..- Improved Ross W.
ssldby Ala DR. S96Is3s RvERYwHxr.
ASK FOR HKkMBOLD's.
FAKE NO OYRER,
Gut Sut the sdvsrtssmsu. and Eszx far
AAf AssLS iaP2;fJIeE AkS kxys
-.-.. ..-y.4
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IE ON IL A. Il IL,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AyENyE.
EMIs.K DUFRK
Wsald respectfully MORN hia friends and orrtsu-
srs thk& having s.t retsrrs ie this city from New
York, he doors renewed azacrtInensof
Finest Family Groceries,
Consisting Of
SUGARS.
OCFFEE.
E!EG.
ans assortment Of
HAY ANA CIakks, a
EA,ss,
beirs psrnh.,sd from prize vessel.
enables az to
sell 1t very lsw rsssa.
sHEYEK's LION LAGER BEEsI
In Hal barrels.
Al kinda OF
FANCY sEGCEpIEs
Ut isw prices.
4. DuPkE
W. sso PrxssvtyAntA AysnS~
pATGEN'S CAVALRY Dahl: q cents.
l. MoClsi.:T's Field Fsrvlce of u g. Cevsly,
=, IA 'Ie Of WAR; si25.
nouiel, sn,s lgtcps.n CnveIyi S155.
SIiasa CayasIJ \ ECU ationt, LnndOI 8250.
;evafy, LlSht In sntLy, and Rife sSotics; n.
hefuls.ieEsss ior the formation Of Cavalry Lon.
Military = q citation. Lon3on; ss cents.
Csfbie 9, fiato., Sni Lance A1UIa.se, Londcr 6a
oEbios Cavalry Catcohism. London a a.
Nosl Ga .rtinIls CsvGlrf Horses 10 - o.,
sufrer On tfsfnink -founE hoisSs, London n
NOlsg's Gsy.lrr Its Hlato,, and Tactics, London:
Gen; UsGke's Cavalry Tactics. 2 vols: am
SS Cera!ry assh6s, vols; Ss o.
fsoms0ry hssulatlonB, LoadOc; az as
4 DAME E1PsE-n coEpAier. - : -
=. sp1Isa 0k hsgSysa
"a. tSliysly asass Of AHA ssl..x,v :. ,.,.,,.s
~ aSSss IN HfSq y us lsrss SsSst en- 8 rsftfS.
~ ~S~N~' 49, 90 So ..,. - -.aeN-H
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Da. J. II. EoE,aAN's VOLCANIC OF. LIN.
lMEMT,

FieuEsnas Of hsInan beings 6sys bse1 ssysl 4
.r sf dsfTslitade snd mlaey By .hs sts 81 thls IN
:..ns3ne0ssy, and IL viii o!sauss, parifJ and isal
the fealsst Soro ia I'D incredible shsrt tune.
AsLsfs's rsleesis Oh Listqssnf yi!l relieve tbs
Es2ralkis. For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles,
Sr1noss or Weakness IN 81. Io;nss, Muscles OF
Likaments, II val never fail, Tgo applications
VIII car: Se-o Throat. EesaSohe or Farxche. For
6srns, or Beads, or any Pam. it Il IN Infallibs
TsHedJ, Fly II. Sld you viii lind i. an ludisDsa-
sibls reneax Hoop ii slv&ys Oh had.
Plantsrt; Far7ncr7, o. snr ons hcYirg charge e1
asrhea, VIII save money BY using MoLeeu's Vol
eenlo III L'n,rls.t. II Is O. ssscay snd infAlibls
{ ere for Gala, Ssrh,ns, Chsfes, Swelling, isms-
Gssr, Sores, WneEda. Sorasohcs, or any external
aisess5. ErJ IL ana y0y vii, 20 convinced.
&a,. ). 81 ktsLEAM. Sol, s'rosrletor,
=. st. Lsais, de,
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RACK CRAZE CHLEAgs, sUPER;DE
tOODS, Ia full srOckD 49,
Also, nou nns hsrGk .Tchiets, with ~ she nj
Aor rete's.tes tor Ps. s0us 10 ask.
- ne stlee On; the ac.Eal cash s.sLdari value,
An nIPso;ioE II took Implies no cb.iEa:;o1 90
1GIeRrse PERRY q BRO
vaslrn m 49,
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TasVELLEgT DIRECTORY
BALyINoRg 3 oRIo RAILRoAp.

BALTIMORE 3 oRIO RAILROAD.
k M Els'liisis i'ys9 i;':3szis
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING.
TON.
On AND ItTgk Ssrpsy, MAY 2ta, 1863,
THs rAsskSsSt rkLTrs rSFvRIR
WksatSIfoE, BALTIMORE, AND
rEfE WEST
W.! :EEs: flsur:
Fss' DGiis TfaiSs 5ts.sssn Waskt.gso. a.d Bal.
sHS:CI Gn9 ttf WsSf-On yRsInss, t,ss
TrGlnS 10 Bal:i1Io-s sni ors 10
sls Wfs!.
Passerssr. FOR iht V,st making ci0se conues-
Baltimore and Ono as,. Tesd FOR all points w est
.: !oxs, ra:ss a fare .aGn By sEy c:AsT .Iss.
cor RHlAh0kLE3iA .nd NEW YORK
foE A. "a FoA...--i.cJsV % ~ SahinEton at 80
- ~ - FOB ALL pUlNss wEsr,
A TS. dn ,s s31E ss em % sud O6io Fail
aEt cn Z 2c2yS - ) ?. IA.
,YgAtFIS MOV'Nt.- SOUTH.
a.; Bhisimor: s.4s p u. ArIiTb At Wsshi0s ton .
Lfsys New Fcrs G.sa H.; PAllsde ,hia lo.pp.
Baltimore as c. n. AIElrs 1t Wilmington
L;sv. New YORK ss Il ,. n; Philadel,hi> $50 ..
m; BslsimoTe 7.i9 ., n, Arrive 90 Wa=hngtos
=, t e Aoso,nIaos ysslHs ie..s Bsl.mers
shere az II q. N. and zee ?. n,
On Sundays AZ f-S0 Srd 10 =. n. only from Bau-
more. No Annapolis coanectiona en- Sunday freH
Baltimore o. Washington.
pssr5ss>rs lnsyinY WSrh II ton q. 40 q. "a.
and S.CJ ?. IL, aGd Baltimore st 7.<0 =. m. and
10 ,. H.. mako o0lrsctlcLE &. Washington Juno
ton he ey) with trans on Baltimore ard Ohie
Ra -cnd, for all points Wet Of the ohio river,
and for al FcII.ts along the Inc Of Baltimore and
Ohio rOad, IN MARYLAND and Virginia,
Train. laays :; rpa20lisfsr BsIt, more ard Wash
inston daily, except 4undsJs, ~ S&5 s.. n aue see
Pm,
PEsEsnEtT Trains leaving W.shlnstou al 90 Q
n. ii L. s.d .. M, std Baltimore at 80 md 7lt
4 H., and So ?. m. s!os 5f1y q: &ssapoyts sn<
Wasktsgt6I Jtsas;seSJ.
Way Pscaaazsrl mass AXE TIA foeer.s.odstSss
1Sesa5 ssl:, " T. SMITH,
IA - ~ sts- ~ ETscrpcrtatlon.
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T. C&j.1 So Rit; LADIES
III, oSPDHCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR pYH4rra

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
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