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FRENCu GLASSES,
House Servant Wanted.

1 WISH TO HIRE 4 SERVANT CIRL. IN
i married, who Is caUab'o cr DOING all kinds Of
house work. The best OF references will be- required
ga well a. given.
Apply ut 40, % Market street, owott. mo Watson
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
No. %, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn

V'n9 AGENCY rossnsseg peculiar rlrliti.s for ,i,.
aucceatul prosecution and settlement Of IL.
mandH against the General Government Of FyFnY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had several
years experience 10 tho management Of claims d,
ioro Congress, The Court Of elaine, and the rz,l,
tive Departments al worhington, ami being u,nr
oughly acquainted and familiar with tha laws ami
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention viii ho rlycn Co eas5s arIsrr
ont Of tho present war, including tho accounts Of
States, Contractors, and Disturbing OHirar, Of H.,
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, End organizing Vol-
uuteers,S the reimbursement Of which ianutbo,.
izod by an oct nf Congress; CLAIMS TOR INprM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suCu
PROPERTY, for iicrses lost In the service, and nr
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention 20 procuring Peu-
siOnss BOuDties, ETC.. accruDg 10 soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted az ease, or the
families OF such "a have diod or been Killed while In
the discharge Of their line ofdrty as such during N
present war
Special care viii also ho given 60 claims which,
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or InenCientlY Managed
Prompt attention also given g. The collection of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
Tor lhe use Of tho Army, 10 arranging Accounts Win
and conoctug Claims against the Qrariermnatcr'. d..
p1ftmout.
An Claims placed IN our hands receive our promr,
personal Attention, thereby occurring n,asy
which, In the hands Of an Attorney al any blatant
point, frequently prove unsuccessu
Aide from this decided advantage. our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables ~ In moe
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedil, TIA,
whore al communication aud other uecoisary l,t.l
must Do conducted through the mails
To this end, wo solicit yoa 20 forward g. us co.
all cases ofsuch character you may from time 20 lime
have presented and, as is our custom, ve win mr.
nI,h you with an tho necessary t.aul.. and whom
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful
h''rr7f CHARLES ~ GRrY,.
NO. a5 cherry Btreat
III
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Sept a. ls62.-lL

No GRAPE VINE News ABOUT THIs.--
On yesterday large crowd Of persons
were seen coming out of the Insurance
and Exchange Office Of W. j. MARI, on
College street just opposite the " Sewanee
House" each having Tennessee money
in their hands, which they had just
bought with Greenbacks. One was heard
to say, have just made one dollar,
another have made two dollars, and a
third I have got four dollars moro money
than l had when went in tina { Exchange
Office, and all agreed that they had made
a saving Of at least twenty per cent,
by exchanging their Greenbacks for
Tennessee money before spending them
as they could buy as much with S. in
good Tennessee money, as they could for
S. in Greenbacks sept 24-tf,
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRCEs,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Sept 10, 1862. \
sep1s-1w

GENERAL ORDER, No. 3.
l. In pursuance of the instructions Of |
Major General Buell., all enlisted men |
found in this city, or beyond their camp
lines without especial authority from
their regimental or detached command
er, or other higher officer, countersigned
at these headquarters, will be arrested
and sent TO the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority will be arrested and
brought TO these headquarters for such ac-
tion in their cases as the Commanding
General may direct.
Nopasses authorizing either officers or
soldiers 70 leave their encampments
will be hereafter issued without specify
ing the cause, which must be one ofpub-
lie business, and limiting the time; and
it is enjoined on commanding officers 20
be rigid in restricting these leaves 10 the
smallest possible number and 10 sec that
the limit Of time is observed.
General and staff Officers, known 10
be such, arc exempt from the restrictions
Of this order, excepting so far as It re-
Quires them to make their prescncc--and
in regard to staff Officers, their business
known daily at these Headquarters
Officers and soldiers in this city belong
ing TO absent regiments, are required TO
report TO the commanding officer of the
conyalescent camp; 10 which camp, and
TO all persons belonging 10 it, these orders
are 10 be considered as applying. Camp
guards will be of sufficient strength 10
prevent the soldiers from leaving ihe
camps 10 which they belong.
II. Discharged men and such as have
been mustered out of service awaiting
transportation, will al once report them.
selves in person to The Provost Mar
shall, who will make a list thereof, with
particulars concerning them and stating
where they are TO be found, lie will pro-
vide quarters for them and subsistence for
as long as they are unAvoidably detained,
and see that the regulations regarding
them TO be established at these Head
Quarters are carried into effect.
ILL., No man whatever wearing the
United States uniform, or any part there
Of, although discharged from service,
will be permitted to wander about, but
will be under regulation, quartcred and
subsisted as above provided.
~. A patrol Of one Company of In
fantry and one of Cavalry win be detail
ed to aid in efIccting the objects of this
order. Their Officers will receive their
instructions from these Headquarters
tits also a part Of the regular duty Of
The Provost Guard.
BY command Of
Bmo.-Grv. NEGLEY.
JAS. A, LowEIE,
Capt. and A.A.G. Scptl8-3t
HENnQuARTETs PGcvosT GuARn)
NASHVILLE Tenn,
September TO- 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found in The
streets of Nashville between the hours o
9P. NJ. and reveille Daylight without .
written pass, will be arrested and con-
fined. Passes TO be out after . o'clock 2
NJ will only be granted at the Headquar.
tcrs Of the Major Commanding
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Conscription in Tennessee.

Those nice young gentlemen who are
30 anxious for BRAGG, MORGAN & Co. TO
come TO Nashville, may as well, should
that very improbable event ever happen,
make up their minds to comply with the
following order:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT No. p
SPARTA, Tenn, Sept 3, 1862
Special Orders, No. l.
The President having authorized the
enforcement Of the consCript law in the
State of Tennessee, officers are now en-
gagged in tbs preparatory steps for its ex-
ecutiOn. All persons liable TO its terms
will be allowed to volunteer in such COM
panies as they may select in thirty days.
This indulgence, however will not cx-
empt them from conscription at any mo-
ment. 1t is hoped the ranks Of our no.
bic Tennessee regiments will soon be fill
ed by voluntary enlistments. No new
companies oregiments will be received
until the ranks Of those now in service
are full.
BY command of General BRACE,
GEORGE q, GARNER, A.A.G.
So get your grand-patcrnal ilintlocks
out Of the garnet, gentlemen, and furbish
them up as brightly as possible.
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To Manufacturers.

IOef kNCM KLD. AND FOg AIF
ID Ring nragelora,
Aace amd Boiler hnnthFft
loatner nud Gum aioitinat
FfsWW LYON
luys ~ hHfr' 90
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CoN-Why is q great man like black
ing ? Ans. Because you don't learn his
virtues until he has undergone a few hard
rubs.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two Writs OF u 10, 20 me directed BY
ID the Circuit Court OF The United States, for the
Middle District of Tounersee q. o. Ga rock, Mar
shal 10 and FOR AID District win expose Cor sale pub
hCly to the CHEST bidder, ON The 18th day ol uctO.
her 1867, a. thc Court House door, a the city Of
Nashville, an the right, tllr, calm, aud Interest
which John r. Mckinney h9g u Jni 90 tac following
described lots parcels OF land in the town Of Muir
lrco8hOro, Rutherford county, state ot lrunct ~, g.
prthar with the buldmgg and improvements ON thr
game, via lot containing by estimation 300 square
feet, fronting % feel 90 tho public square u Mur
rrcpsbOrO, running hack unrthwBrd nom SAID SQUARE
$50 cot, without building on Is, vested n said j. e.
NICK uley by deed registered iu book of the Regis
Ter Of Rutherford county, rage O0i, also lot desg-
mated iu the original plan o said town OF hufifee5
bOTO No. 20, beginning az stake, southeast corner
OF said lot running thence West $50 feet, 10 stake,
thence west ny feet 10 ". c. Fetchers corner,
thence north 90 feet 90 stake on the street, thence
east with The street 90 hH northwest corner of t1c
Presbyterian Church lot thence south 1870 feet % The
beginning vested u Faid Mckinley by deed register.
cd 10 book g. page 53i a Rot IN Murircosboro, bound.
cd follows beginning with stake - ect Dorth of
said Mckinley southwest corner OF lot purchased
from Jones, thence west 1917 feet o. q O. street,
thence north bdl. feet 20 a stake, With said street.
corner Of lot formerly owned by Fletcher thence east
B5lg feet 10 q stake tlcnce south 90 the begiuB ug
vested iu said Mckinley by deed registered iu book
page 100; and lot bounded o. follows beginning un
uorthWpst corner Of lot owned by James AlcDuWgl
9 D. running thence north with the street o. feet o.
The corner OF the street, thence cast With the street
- feet 10 stake thence south % feet TO stake ou
said hCn0wull's line, thoute west with said line y
feet tO the beginning, vp1t0d 20 said Mckinley by
decd registered CD book O. pages $40, al. said pro
perry being levied upon 90 atsfy judgment u favor
at ne C0urCy Iliourca1c Co., against D. o. Mckin.
ley and Judgment 10 favor OF hcador and a Go ,
against Hal Mckinley, roudcred in said Court on
tie 3Olh day Of April is52, oni on the 1t day u
May, 1859. sale 90 take pls0eat 10 O'Clock, A 81.
D.. r. GLASGOW,
r1l2lL Is Marshal, Mp.T
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
Sumner Street, JsirssH Csidr and Union, (Tsa si,Is
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Mile EUGENE M. ToUPET

M lie EUUENIE NJ, IUUFEI
WIN open q French and English Day School on the
FIRST Of SEPTEMBER, 1862 in which oh the solid and
ornamental branches Of q thorough aud refined En-.
glish and French Female education will DO taught
French will be- taught without extra charge TO tho
pupils attending Mile T.'s school, and will receive
Instruction daily in that beautiful language
FRENCH CLASSES.
At tho close Of her school, daily, in the afternoon
Mile r. viii have separate French Glasses for Young
Lads and Misses, also for married or single Ladies 10
whom instruction ia French viii he given, three
times weekly either at her schOol-rooins above,
or a. the residence Of tho pupil, Il preferred
MILE TouPETs standing and competency MS an on.
Client teacher ure too we'll known 90 the Nashville
community ior many years past % require uuy com
mt udatiun.
The terms of her school, for Eugl'sh tuition. are
made moderate ana TO SUIT the present times.
For Ratios Of Tuition and further part cullrs please
apply 10 MILE ToUrEr, personally, al tho r,-dHUce
OF her fiond, Mr. Joseph Woods No O. High street.
Nashville. unr1S
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Regusc the Issues or all Ranks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks arc hroLon, or
have been wound up and their Notes, ID any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at nrOwusyllc.
Central Bank of Trnuessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, az Memphis,
Mechanics Bank. &c Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Rank AZ MurfrcesborO
Minors aud Manufacturer BanE, al KnuXNin
Gtuk Of East Teuue7 see, AZ Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson, AT cambridge.
Bank OF Claiborne, at Tazewell
Bank ol IageNeu, at farewell.
LIwrpucrnufr Bank, at LaWreuvrhurg.
Citizens bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF AmrrIua, at tlArkFyiue
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"Who can paint like naturs - ex-
claimed a young lady, as she held a copy
of Thompson's Seasons in one hand,
while the other was clasped by her en-
raptured lover "Ah what soul there
is in that passage! Who, indeed, can
paint like nature" "You camp shouted
her brother, who had been peeping in at
the window; "you're painted like al
nature now
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Commercial.

CORRECTED Hr
B. 3. NOR & BRO,
COMMISSION AND PEopUcg MERCHANTS,
No. Q, COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE
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9auk-9ute Fist,
CORRECTED DAILY BY ". Z. cHuDs q co
NO. 81, COLLEGE STREET

RE- These quotations are for United Sfat,a' T-,7s
NY hoicll OHIO, Ild ana. and knntnrkr
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DOUHTFUL-wILD CAT.

Northwestern Bank Of Georgia
tank Of the Empiro Stt', Geo.
Bank Of Athens, Geo
Fulton Bank.
Bank of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters' Bank
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
.he globe, IA The consequence Of di~e~~ed acton
M the syxtBn. indncct ~ the poisonous masm
u vegxl.llc decay. This exhalation Is evolved
br the ag;.rr NJ solar heat wet SOIL and rises
ysh the Wnltry yapor fsVm II. While the sun =
b wv trn horizon this yapor fingers near the
e4rh's surface. md the virus Il taken with u
...soagh The Lungs INTO the blood. There y acts
As az irritating poison on ihe internal visc.ra
and exercising organs Of tho body. ihe hver pc
eosnc< foruiI and fails TO sccrcte not only this
rius. hat also the bile from the blood. Both
ine virus ani rho bilc accumulate in the circula.
zion. and prouce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen. lhe kidneys. a;ld the stomach sym.
rath.xe with the liver and become dIsordcrcd
also. Finally. thc instinct OF our organism, ~
n ia an attempt a. Vxpei thc noNions infusion,
concentrates las whole blood Of the body ~ the
srtcrnai cxcrcfIrcs 10 force them 10 casf u out.
The blood leaves the surface. and iusics - the
central organs with c0ngestiyc violence. ihis y
TIE gaILL. But IA this fort u fails Then the
EEyKn follows, IN which Tho blool leaves tne
Central organs AMI rushc~ 70 the SURFACE, ns y
IN another Effort 10 eNpri The irritating poison
thruugh the Other Great cxcrcforv-t the skin In
This siso Il falls and the system abandcus the at-
tempt exhausted and waits for the recovery Of
ssgsngti 10 fppef the hopelcss Effort another day
These are the fits or rnrsNvs'nS of FEVER ANn
Asuz. Sars constitutional disorder VIII q
ocnrae rrtcraipa the health ifit Il not removed.
We have laborcd 10 end, and have found, an
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPE Il N A TO 1S IL n E a

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiisdel-
j u pha. A Benevolent Institution estab.
Iished bv special endowme NJ. for the relief
n the Sick and Distressed. afflicted with
virulent end Chronic Diseases. and especial.
" for The cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPoRrs on Sperma'orrhG.
and other diseases of the sexual orr ans. and
rensary, sent 10 sealed lestev envelopes, free
Of change. Two o. three Stamps foy post
ser acceptable. Address. DIR y. ski LIN
HOUGHTON, Howard "A s-oeistion. No. =
>. Sia,h street, PhiIsdelF aia, "a. in'5
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JJ~f lCr'.iSliE.s.---A NtN TFaA1isf q.
rir 'a-rA ~ tf,,f IrfkNrsr. .ttfrs 4If lNF4fN
yi' Y. lasp sssrl stf nfl csrsrs sls,- f5rD w
Y wv 4ff anlf sf4-r ftuh s..t s-.fa
uf1s-riffs m n NV saffa. " y.
T5- Peattrf 1it in sle " Al rn.t rs lsit afl
Y fFvsl ltI lit sufferer. H iIfNt ft.ft-fs
ina. fGav nini. VI vlihDlf 'Ar tfW t@rn
mat. .Ni 4.f ttn itaSs p,>~flae ofs W r
tn artiar wan FYrrslt fs sn rlr~t "a t'Hft
sho srrrf nfanv n lHsfrsirH'nr l- fiIs -fif
eAtr~ufrf ttis i-svs wh, lisfif ~ m
az n1tnrly rraAe. Sfti fftf -Ai Ari aNgNss.
gn -ereipi M TIVE irxau stsnfla
Air-Ss. SIC rAiNh 4 tn. irrt.sss ~
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Ayers Aguo Cure,

w.'ch rcu'ralizes this maarons poison in the
L.ooi. ana stimulates the liver 90 cxpci il from
III BODY. A 1t Should. 80 Il docs cure TINS az
fgstiyc disorder with perfect certainty And Il
dos rno~ or rather does what y OF more ser
,c~ to those subject 20 fhis Infection IL taken
IA season il exptls IL from the system ~ u y aD
sorh a. ana fhns keeps tloSe who use il free from
h. attacks; kcers the sys'em in health although
exposed 10 the disease. onscquen'iy i not uh'v
snscs bn; protects from ilic grcat variety % af-
rrrtlons which are infs.cei hy this mai,Enant
influence. su,h as Rem ftcut Fever, thili Fever
Inr.h. or Masked as1c. Periodical Headache,
~ Billions Headache. D'iinns fcvers, Neuralgia,
igheunatism. G0ut. blindness. lOOiliache. far-
ache CasarFh. Asthma, Palpiiatlons, PAINFUL AZ
f,c;ions Of the Spleen, Hyst..cs, Cole, fa11lysis,
ard Psinfnl Affections of The stomach and Bow
cls. al of wAich, wien arising from this cause.
will ~ found n assume more or less fhe interm9-
renf svpe THIS "AsCE CyRK' removes the cause
~ these arrangements. and cures tn disee-e-
Th:s /. arc0;nniishts by stimulating the cNerc-
tories 10 cxp-l ihe vigls from the system; ans
these organs nv deerees become habifed 70 do tlis
Their ON e Of fhelr own arrort. Hence arises
What We term cccimctloa- Timc may accomplish
the same end, but oflcn life Is not long enough, or
l. sacrifred in the attempt. while this \ AGrE
Ours" does IL at once. and with safety. We have
xrvaf reason to believe this Is surcr as we'll as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused hy the masmaiic infection,
than ans other which has been discovered; and
II has still another imporan' ADVANTAGE 10 INC
public, which j., tkst il il cheap a. well as good
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Subscribe for the Jasper Comrier.
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HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.


Ir i fact that. al scme period, every rieFn-
i. r 81 she human mily is subject 70 disease !
~ disturbance of the bodily fnnciions; li.
with INV a,d of a COOL 'rnic nni the exercise !
n ,lnin common sense. ting i-lay he hhle n 20
.rr,sl.tc n, SYSTEM - u secure permanent
.s.lsh. liz order to aeeVi i'sii THIS dcsrpa
ehiccl. III, lnc soArsc " ImrHic n csf'"il's
hat which viii rroIuce natnFal ssa'c ..
Ling. al the least i-zaficf s'ill S'rcnt;h sh'
life For t;ss rurft.~c, M. ii0s'eiisr h-S ~
,ro.lnc..a 70 his connfr, rrcpa,Tiiaa hearing
.,i. nare. w.,lch Il not q new medicine, lat W
tAai has hccn ,rici iur years HiNinx sai;Hac
.iol 10 IN who hnNr used II. TIC Lii's rs
onera;c towerlully nl,nn ihe stomach Mrnl-
~ iiv,r. restoring itcm ~ iefsl.i Hnd .
yi.pgous ncting. ana thus. ~ ihc siirI'e '''
.as III strengthening nai1rc, cta.i.e $40
tenn 10 triumph over 'iircasc.
Fey tho crrc of dyspepsia. lrircs ou ff
Sea. Flr'ulcncy. Ioss % Alpcti'e,'fi ~ '',e.
tampLain-. asising from mo hrl 'ha'i af
of tic sioamch or Bowels, rrulnc ~ '-49
I,ysenfegv. Collie. Chulcrs @ie.ba, NS ih-FF
ni.lrrs havc no ceusi.
Iiarrhwa. lyseneiy n fN~ sor Arrn' r
sfactca hy ncw settlers. ana crt~a
hyiAe ehengaol Waacs af,i NV. N 'A N
regulated NJ liirf rse
N; ,'~r. di4Sasr Na.i rs-e
gifvii.1i. M .l ts Ntis.H ai-
rsl4r. i, ca'. VI v-srii
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orr Magazines, while II claims 10 lead all o.
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steel fashion plates were unriv He'd in S57
They will maintain this superiority in 1858
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TERss-S3s . yearin advance -Four co
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or Specimens sent free to all who wish
to subscribe or 70 make ~ clubs. Address
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Philadelphis.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

cierk-TIsxny A HotrHAus.
Auditor --JuHS MgHRIscfR.
Treasurer THEODORE SpSDEEMAsS.
Recorder --SrErHEs JERcEE.
Sherlf--Jons WmKFt.
Coroner -CRARlss kRAus.
Surveyor -BrsJAnIE II. KEMP.
7. n. BicxwERMERT, Commissioners
Wn n. GREex.
OFFICERS or BAisBRrDcE TOWNSHIP
Jn-,iees- Sebastian Knebier, M. keeier'
!; Rose.
Trus,e~--Kasrer John.
Cnnstabiss-A. Eckeri. G. Endho'en.
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8cfanntma6ungen
c}n DcutI6 lperDcn
III Die1er STice I'M
mer aufD DaS bette unD
wpblfeillte perfcrtia-
ct iperDcll.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE Of INSOLVENCY. ".
At The Nav term. 1862, Of the Court o
N Common Pleas of DUBOIS county, Ird
the estate or George Riester. deceased. wss
declared probably insoIvent. Creditors are
there fore notified that the same will be set
tied accordingly.
STEPHEN RIESTER. adm's.
avg 7. 1852.
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4 GOOD supply Of Jnstices' Blanks con.
~ stsniIy on hand and for sale low ~ the
COURIER OFFICE.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Tor I'll the purposes Of purgatvs -sdielas1
FoR CosrIvExE~s;
oE THE CURE or DrsfETsfA.
foR JAuSpicE;
FoR Tnr CgRE on I~DfcEsTIoS;
For UEADACHE.
rcr rs-E CrnE or DrsESTERr,
FrR A FoUL SToNActH;
FpR THE CaRE OF LnrsIPELAs;
foR THE PILES;
". THE CrRE or SCRofrLA:
For ALL ScRoFULOrs GOMPtAf~Ts.
For THE CraE or RHEunArIsn;
FOR DISEASES or The skis;
Ton THE CuRE or LIVER COMPLAINT;
foR DRorsr;
Ton THE Cum or TETTER, TrNoRs, AID SALT
EEErM.
ToR WORMS:
ToR rHE CrRE or Corr;
FoR DiSSER Pill;
FoR THE CURE or NEURALGIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
They arc sugarcoatcd, 50 that the most scnsi-
1--WE can take them pleasantly. AMI they are the
Lcst aperient IN the world for MI the purposes Of
sfanily physc.
rrie. 25 cents per Bor; Five Boxes for 500.
Great Numbers OF Clcrrrmcn, Physicians,
Statesmen AMI eminent pcrEonages, have lent
their names 20 certify the unparalleled useful.
rsss Of these remedies, but our space here VIII
not permit the insertion Of them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Az
HA~Ac in which they are giyens with also fu
descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should De followed for their cire
DO not be put OF by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand ArKR's, and take no Others The sicl
wanr the best aid there Is for them, and thcj
should hare IL.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
Sold BY
Huber g. Friedman. jasper: Dr.. W. Shur
termann. Ferdinand; Win Mahin. Irelans
Wininper e. Milburn. HaysvIle, and BY q
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale by
r. a. Robinson & Co.. Louisville; Allen
Co., Cincinnati. May /. 81.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-06
DIR. =. q. AVER g. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRrcE OSE DOLLAR FER BorTLE.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such a rcrown for the cure o.
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
that IL is entirely unnecessary for as 10 recount
the evidence OF ts virtues wherever il has been
EMPLOYED. A. II has long been in constant use
throughout this section. We need not 90 more
Than assure the people its 9nalty.is kept m 70
the hest Il ever has been. and that it may bc re.
hcd On 10 do for their relief all i has ever bscn
found 10 do.