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From GlS Hon. JiaGgs N. Green,
President Of the Law School, AZ LEBANON, Tenn, and
who was for 20 years on the supreme SsneR Of Ten
nessee:
''Afr. DOlbear has spent many years IN teaching
and perfecting his system OF instruction, and Is BY
Ear Superior to any teacher Of penmRnship have ev
er seen You will perceive at once that he Is man
Of hns intelligence tie gives instruction without
reason and his reasoning Il so Just and clear that
you At once perceive the principle he seeks TO impa
and that being fixed IN the mind, the pupil, acting
upon it, sO00 earus TO write with and rapdity,
as well as with elegance.
commsn6Mr. Dolbear to your kind attention, and
trust it VIII be consistent with your views and FEST
ings 10 forward bis objects. Any service you may
render him viii DO worthly bestowed and viii obge
me Very respectfully, Your friend,
LERSEoE, Tx, Get. 20, 1856, n. GREEN.
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DIR. KINGS DlSPENSAgY.

~ DR.. KIsa fornsElyO Of Kew Yorh,
~ for TAst years of louisville, KY,
e4IsNAzztf-% NhO haz devoted hia atteutiton 70
tue treatment Of private dfsessos fer 50 ysarS h1Ters
eiEsesf, having sitsBds1 . practice for 90 many
years, and cured - many thousands, be = enabled
70 cura al diseases Of pTiVHte nature, no matter
h9E bad they may Be fr0m lnJudelo1g medical treat
rnsut, or from ,negisct o. their 0En. D.. Eing'a
DispsnszEy q Nc. . Dosderick street. between Chss.
y and us Square, second story Whsrs he c5sss al
DISEASES OF private natufe.
ec1crrh0a oure1 Wisho1t naugsous nisdicinsa o.
tntsrzsreaco 9Th business
e1rictures 81 old recent dats slectuay surod IN
q isW dayz, by Al operation which casses 20 pain.
Whera structure exists ksalth cannot b snnj0ysd
PERHAPS dtsease ca1ses mors mischief an1 UndaF-
mixer The cocHttutfol % n1ch.
Syphlifs With al The disszees o. ths skin KrowfnR
cst ~ negiect q bad tFsatEe1t caa - eEocsuaIlT
cured IL fev days
6@ntsai Eeakacss-PnFttcnl affentfon havfnw teea
given 20 this dfssass, 1nd AL The coasssucnoss roW
lag sat q 4, hfuueh4 % A GeuF ~ ne d.
sretigs hsblts 81 inocnztsrata Foulis, anf exstzs
I've indulg1nnt q tha fansIsna, ncrisct e uhsc1
VII r1a<f lzln9 rs cc111fII fne 80
81 uafi 50 tarasn aorstY, ara saus1g prszas-
Fsznaiss VIA ua3 Be Isbarass wa sry aizsaikP .
ehs womb nag rest a1suEe4 - inmedllEa 49,
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TO RENT-FOR 1854.

The Farm in Edgefield, Of 295
Acres,
CHuATEp between Gaiistin and White Creek
- Turupikss, IN the esntFe Ct which Il tie "a ally
residsnos Of FaynEstsr HarTis, Of the q. $. Nayy,
and en- the Northern border OF 10 two small Cottagts
with its bsrn, stables sEe-hoGses spring house,
and other conveEfsnt cut. houses Il aE5rrs .
pleasant rssidsnos rear the city, azd the soii =
excellent for caliiTaticn.
Apply 90 -. GEo. HAREzs. Pas master 9. 8 Navy,
Ne YORK, % ar 70 n. q. 51OFkf..
No 10 Park Street. Opposite Fast fronf q he Capitol,
Nsshy he, Tsebssses.
nOvs--E
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FIem b. "a. r.. Rl.Aop e.

JOLUhBiA, INN NV. = ,, 1913.
Ne. J. W. DOLBEAK-Dezr Sir : l have been much
interested and pleased in examining your system Of
PenmanshiD. Your method Of teaching geems 70 me
10 be both skul and fiIhf5l, and the improyem ent
Of yUur pupils E -prisiEg and rspid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy II
this testimony 20 your merit shall lead Others avail
themselves Of your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and very respectfully,
etc, Jas. Il. OTEY,
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NORTH CHERRY STREET.
Fourth Door Prom Union.


Fourth Door Prom Union.
All persons who design lesving the city By Ri!Tos,
can purchase through Tickets to New York, PILLS
ds!phis, Boston, Balsimote, Niagara Falls, Wash
ingtOn City, and 81 principal cities NoFb East suC
West, by the shortest andmost reliable routes Alec
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, ouobeo, ant
gu principal cities in Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can Be furnished with fhroagl
Tickets st Government ratss.
Tickets can b had 10 al way Stations on th'
Louisville and Nashville Tsznss5s and AIsbaus and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leaye'as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ...........T O'Clock, a.
TenDezsee and Alabama. ........, ICs90, a. N
Nashville snd Chattanooga. s O'Clock, a. n
omnlbusas Issve sn the principal Hotels 30 I'm.
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibusss viii call at any private residences O.
hospital In the city, BY giving notice the day Pre-
yions to leaving.
Office Hours.-The Odios Is open from s
O'Clock, A. M, to 10 O'Clock P. NJ, daily Sunday,
eKoeptedl and Sunday from O'Clock 70 10 O'Clock
morning and evening.
For further Particulars call at the once,
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agsnf.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Oct 10, lSos-E
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and Consisting OF ---- - ~
The Board will hold its sessions at
Eashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists viIl Be furnished the Beard for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied 70. any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any psrBoH who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort % the enemies OF the Gov
ernmeat, and all claimants shall 6le with
their claims an oath Of allegiance 70 the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering olleeT viii furnish on
oial ospies Of alt muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
oiTsr bisor her slave for cnlistment into
Tie military service, shall, If such slave
be- accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificates thereof, with de-
seriptise list 81 snsh slave, aud become
entitled 10 compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
aumOf three hundred dollars, upon fling
With the above Board valid deed Of
msnumissiDn and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
frea. r M AZ akrr.
al enlistments will be made in accord
snce with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
menL
By order Of the Secretary of War.
GEoRSK L. STEAREs,
Msjor and A. A. q. q. s.,
Com'r Org'n Q. s. COlOred Troops.
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DR.. PRUNK,

OF nSnIANAPoLIs. INDIANA,
EmBABuKH OF THE DEAN.
OfaS hts Improved hsde Ct Emhaln1ng
Bodies.
Itrtss0rss she Natural coior; zsrsets Deeoznposi-
ton. and eectualy Ersdicates all nfsctao1, ieavtug
the eorpes FIVE iro the slightest unpleasant o<oF,
and n ~ condition fpr
HOME ORgEQUKEs.
ID eiso. she enorlaoaa expense q traselllhg
sud puBchaslnF EstAiiie op1lna,
Adfrfss Oh PUNK thfoosh any q tbs Agsneiss
~ the fniloNing rlsoea
Iadiana MiliiaFy Agency Illinois NiiitaFy Ageney;
ohie hnitAry AgsBaY; Mohigaa huisAFT Agency /,
az tbs {. &. a Commiauien Agcn1ias, as kAskxilia,
TeaEsssss, o. CbattanocEa
scssl.l asissliaa siFss . re n.intsrins Badl~u.
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UNIOA Hotel.

Nashville, Tennessee,
> North Market Street.
fTsHfs HoUeE Is riKAsASrLY SITUATED. Il
II nrar TIE rquare, aud convenient T. the tIs
Nashville ans lsirit7iiie terzqfs feEsoua TisitloF
Nashville, af natft 8 fes lntsfesi % osn a. fhis
house, - ~ Ills srs tghfef y ~ San essuF hoass
p N. - j. :, - -. -. -. -.
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Allow me . Introduce 70 you my friond. ]. W. D.

Allow me to introduce 70 you my friord. J. ". Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmsnship and Photography. His reputation
successful teacher is so well and 30 widely estab
Ighed that viii sag Bothing that score. only
desire to present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate.
anything you may do 70 further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
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BOOM Oye sa.:afs Drug SIRE, Cor. cErgeL as5 Tise
Sgess HOURS, to Il, a. m, 8 TO 8, p. N, and 7
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YHoa. oAILENpKR
". MATT. BROWN GO.
AGENTS;

FOR he sale and letting Of real estate and for every
description Of bosiness requiring the services Of sn
agent.
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an Accomplishment, but means Of success to every
man engaged 10 buiDGss, greatly applaud your mer
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never writes willingly; and consequently ofea fail 70
write when they sh8uld; and when they do write 10
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and consequently with Esalls Of all kiuds Of en- com
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which be advocates. Wishing you every success in
your laadable undertakings,
ITsmsin yours, respectfully, ...
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MAsaINeToN O., June "a. I

The following very iust remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
g. Benton, L. ). senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and al young persons who have
IHy hope Of success In the business Of Hfe.
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aashriIIe saioil. l.,
Freedom and Nationality.

TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1868.
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il simple ard easy that It's principles can al be
learned 10 a few hours, and small amount Of prae
tce will enable 10 II for the daily purposes OF
I{fa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-30
THE FRESHMAN.


There was a lady lived at Leith
lady very stylish, man, E".s
And yet, ia spite Of all her teeth.
she fell in lore with an Iriehman,
crazy, ugly irishman,
A wild tremendous hihman,
tearing swearing, thumpng bumling ian;ing, roar.
ing Irishman.
Iyis face was no ways beautiful. ..... ..-...
For with smallpox twas SCARED across
And the shoulders Of the ugly dog
Were almost double yard across.
Ol the lump Of an Irishman,
Tho whskcy- devourin' ,rishman,
The sreat he. rogue with his wonderful brogue the
nshtn' rotin' lrishman.
One Of hs - es was bottle green.
And the other eye was out, my dear
And the calves Of his wicked looking legs
o! the great big 1rishman,
The rat lin battlin' Irishman,
The rampin ramlin swaggcrin' latherin' swah Of an
He took 20 Hluch Of Lundy.foct r -..
That he used to snort and snufie-O
And in shape and size, the fellows neck
Was as bad "a the neck OF a buffalo
o. the horrible freshman.
.~ Tho thunderin' blundern' Irishman--
The slashin' dashin' smashn azhin' thrashin hash
In lrishman. ....- p
His nams was terrible name, indeed,
Being Timothy Thady Mulligan;
And whenever he empted his tumblcr of punch
Aeu no rest until he iiled IL full again.
The boozin' bruisin' Irishman,
The 'toxicated Irishuian,
The Viii key, risky, iumny, gun,uy, brandy, dandy
lrishnlan.
This the lad the lady lovod
Lise all the girls Of quality: .-.
And he broke the skulls OF the men of Lcith
just by way OF jolity. ......
OF the leathern' Irshman,
- The barbarous, savage Irislsman,
The hearts of the maids and the gentlemen's heads
were bothered, I'm sure, by this lrishman.
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NoAu's ARK. According ia Bishop
Watkins, this celebrated vessel measured.
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Concerning Stockings.

The Empress Eugene, having established
crinoline, has allowed her Imagination TO
take lower flight, and aspires to set the
feminine world its fashion in the matter OF
stockings. She has discarded white stock.
ings, and wears blue and white, stripe }.
though she might have added third color.
namely, red, and then she would have the
tri color just where the lcgitima,ists would
like TO have it, under her foot. Can her
hostility to white stocking, be based on
the circumstance that white is the old
Bourbon color, if white can be called
color? Certainly The change she has intro
duced cannot be called an Improvement,
white stockings being for woman the pref
test things in which they can put their
pretty feet. "A white stocking is Infinite
~ more effective than black one" saws
MIR. Hawthorne, speaking with express ref.
crence to young wonen's feet &c. nd few
will dissent from his opinion 1t is better
than any kind of stocking. James II,
when Duke of York, gave the preference
to green stockings on an interesting occa-
sion, as readers Of Grammont will recollect:
but he was not disinterested ju lse. Blue
stockings are an object Of prejudice, though
+. Jeffrey said that it nattcred little how
blue the stocking is, provided the petticoats
be long enough to hide it; but long petit
coats are a nuisance, and petticoats never
can be tolerated long anywhere Black
stockings onght to be worn only under pc.
culiar circumstances. Flesh colored stock.
Tags are open to the charge Of being de!u.
sive. The yellow stockings belong proper.
ly only to English charity boys: and the
red stockings should be confined to very
young people, or to Cardinals Pink stock.
ings are nice in their places. which are the
feet of young women, but they do not show
well on either middlc-aged or large ladies,
who are often very handsome, and there.
fore should have handsome footings. In
fact, the pink stocking is fit for girls only.
Grey stockings go well with grey hairs
Mixed or speckIcd, or spotted, or ringed, or
streaked stockings can be used for show
only by children, though some Of them
answer for a change But none of these
can dsplace the white stockings which is
an old favorite, and not to be put down,
though occasionally it may be thrown into
the back ground. Like the hoop, it is never
long out Of fashion. The French Empress
will find that she has 'put her foot into it,
by taking it out of the white stocking,
which is to women what to the garden is
the white rose.- Boston Trdyeler.
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Not many years ago two Frenchmen-
enc wealthy and in possession of ready
cash, and the other poor and pennilcss-
occupied, by chance, the same room in
suburban hotel. In the morning the
'secdy" one arose first, took from his peck
ct pistol, and holding it at his forehead
and backing against the door exclaimed to
his Mortified companion:
ut is my last desperate resort am
penniless aad tired of life give me 500
francs, or l will instantly blow out my
brains, and you will be arrested as muir
derer'
The other lodi u found himself the hero
Of an unpleasant drama, but the cogency Of
his companions argument struck him
"ccla." lie quietly erept to his partaloons,
Larded over the amount, and the other
vamoscd, after locking the door on the out
side.
Hearing Of this, another Frenchman, of
very savage aspect, one night tried to room
with tall, raw-boned gentleman from Ar
kansas, who had been rather free with his
money during the day, and evidently had
plenty more behind. Next morning Pike
awaking, discovered his room mate stand.
ing over him, with pistol levcled at his
own head, and evidently quaking with agi
tation.
"What The deuce are you standing thar
for in the cold?" said Pike, propping him.
self on his elbow, and coolly surveying the
Gaul
II am desperate" was the reply. "You
give me Won hundred dollare, or will blow
out my brain!'
well, then, blow and be darned r re-
piled Pike turning over.
''Bote you viii be arrest for re murdaire p
PERSISTED the Gaul, earnestly.
"Eh, what's that?" said Pike; "oh, l
see;' and suddenly drawing revolver and
a five pound bowie from under his pillow,
he sat upright.
"A man may as we'll be hung for sheep
as lamb" he coolly remarked, and, at the
word, he Started for the Gaul; but the lat
ter was too nimble; the "hoss pistol" in
nocent Of load, exploded in the air, and
with one frantic leap our little Frenchman
was standing in his night robe at the foot
Of the stair Casa proof that what may
suit one perssn will not answer at all for
another.
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VALUE oP AN ExPLANATIoN.-A certain
king, it is said, sent to another king, say
ing: ~.sr- .,
''Send me blue pig with black tail, or
else"
The other, in high dudgeon, at the pre-
kumed insult, replied
II have not got one. and If I had"
On which weighty cause they went to
war for many years After safety Of
glories and miseries, they finally bethought
them that, as their armies and resources
were exhausted, and their kingdoms mu-
tually laid waste, it would be w,ll enough
to consult obout the preiminaIies Of peace;
but before this could be concluded, diplo-
matte explanation was first neEded Of the
insulting language, which mad formed the
ground Of the quarrel.
"What could you mean," asked the Sec
end kirk Of the first "by saying, send me
a blue pig with black tail, or else-'y'
"Wby," said the other, II meant blue
pig With black tail, or else some other cot
or. But" retorted he, "what did you mean
by sayin, 4 have not got one, and if
had-'?"
1Why, Of course, if had, Isho,tld haze
sent itr" An explanation which was en-
tirely satisfactory, and peace was concluded
accordingly.
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Buy u Home.

Buy II Home.
70nDESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered for
lOyDsale in McGregor, within so to 100 rods of
tue Flanders House Titles perfect, terms reasonable.
Also a number Of lots ranging from to acres.
Apply to WM GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
GenI Ag't's Giard Company.
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sons OF Adversely. What is good enough
y. our cos1ntrymsp il gead. enansb. ,fa=. ns.
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A FULL and complete assortment of Tslden's Flu
"A i'd and Solid Extracts, for sale by
WOOD d BRO.
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ NO. t29 CANAL-ST., CORNER OF VARICk.
OPEN DAILY from 10 M TO 2 aud from so 1p
SIX PER CENT lNTtRESr allowed on sum, Of $500
and under. and FIVE PER GEM on larger ,ums Money
deposited before lOn inst W bedv nf-ys,t fysns Jan l.
kDEh V. hAUOHWOUr. President
JOHN MCLEAN. ~. e.,.
MALTBy ~. LANE. ''eof's''as
GARDNER CHAPLIN, secretary.
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FOR 1863.


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TIE TRIBUNE.
No. 10 Nesssn-st.,
.,ew-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

NAVY AGKSr'- OFFICE. New-York, Doc 80. 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS, indoI scd " Proposal
~ Tor Navy Beef" "foih cs.s may be VIII be
received this office auti IHUtSDAl, the 9Th day of
Janusy Ler .. IL oeocA, for furnishing sad delivery tho
Navy at Brooklyn. n. w. withn niaey days date
Of u0tihcUtiOn OF accepting, OF bid:
3.opo barrels Navy Beet.
800 barrels Navy Pork
The Beet aud PoTk be- oil Navy STANDARD AZ ~ the quality
Of the aud pack with DE exception of on haaps
% be d. i"red at the Brooklyn lard without additional
charge, aud pass tho usual Inspection lnereoi
Ine Did must be the usu. that II
a irded The contract viii be executed.
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