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An ARRAY occurred at Martiusyille a
few days ago, in which Jacob Hadley
was killed by man named Polk Killian.
Both were intoxicated. This makes six
murders that have been committed in
that town within the past six months,
each Of which can be traced directly to
whisky.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshal.
Deputy MarshaIs--w. H. wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
and James A. steee.
Certs o. he Martst-John Chumblay, as-OeoiC, hrst;
Jacob French, 81 oud and 1hos. Mocarty, Third.
Fas Asse..o--wliism Driver.
ReyeAas CollsctOr--A. B. shankland.
Watsr Tar O5llsotor--E. B. Garrett
Treaape--R Henry.
Wh1vS Nastsr-Thomas Leake.
Superintendent Of he Workhouss--J. q Dodd.
Superintendent Of the Water Works-Wm. stewart.
Caief Of he FSe Experimentation NJ seabury.
Serton Of the Csnsters--T. n. Mcbride
Street oporsssr-J. L. stewart
cSiy Anornsy-E. +. Mulloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of Alder,nss--M. NJ. Rricn, President John
Carper, los. j. Robb, Nd hulloy, II. @ scovel, W. g.
Cheathsm, III. @. L. Claiborne, and j. @ smith.
common Council Andrew Anderson, Presidents Jas.
Turner, William Roberts, @. NJ. South ate, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, L. ID. Hough, CHARLES say0rs,
j. B. ,nVwies, " A. hcCelland, T. J. 1srbrongh,
WIN. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos OrOady, VIM. Haily
aud VIM. sanboru.
STANDING COMMITTEES oITY COUNCIL.
Finanes-KnowloE, scovel and Brion.
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets hui, Turner, Myers, Mllloy, eheatham,
Yarbrough, ready and Hniiy
Wharf-Tdrncr, sarper aud MoOleland.
Standardization, Mulloy and Knowles
rye Bepsrtmed-Myers, Stewart and Mcoloaand.
Gas-Driyer, Greaay and Myors.
0ensisrg-sAnith, sanbeTn aud Stewart
Market Houss--Yarb rough, Roberts and earpcr.
Slaves--Au 10y, McDau0i and Stewart.
Poiics-CheathAm, BrieA and Sayers.
sprhg,-eready, Claiborne and Myers.
WorkhoHss sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
Improvements sad Expenditures -Moeloland, Brion
and saubors.
Fabtio Propsrty--Robb, stewart and Driver
Pea Hsss--Oarper, southgato and HALEY.
nS- The Beard ei Aldermen meets the Tuesday 3
aext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
| each month"; and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each msnth,
NIGHT POLICE
| Capiain-John Baugh.
| Fiyst Liei,e,saRt-Andrew Joyce.
| second Lieuienani-John n. Davis.
| Policemes-wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
| yis Joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John COttrell, William
Mayo, John Engles J. W. Wright, John Puokett
Robert Scott, W. C. Franos, David Yates, Chas. HUI
lit aud W. Danley
az Tho Police Court is opened every morning al
| ano O'Clock
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Diaries for 1868 ; also, Sergeants' Roll
Book; Playing Cards; Blank Books !.
Novels and Novelties. Also late VAL
entines and good stationery. All for sale
cheap, at BLAIR & SNYDER's,
Jan3I-tf. No 20 Cedar Street
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Wood Ohoppers, AttentiOn !

NIFTY wOODCHOPPERs WANTED iMMEDl-
II atey 20 report thls morning az no Mayors
once with thor axes ready for work. one dollar
per cord viii be paid ,pr cutting .. -.
JNO. huGu SMITH,
Janea 81 Meyer
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wv ANTED.

WISH TO HIRE A GOOD COOK, WASHER
j and IRONER, for the year 1863, Tor which
will give a fair price and good, permanent home
An Irish girl preferred The best Of references must
be given as none other need apply. Call ON the m
dersigned at No. n Public Square. -.
I'm ist lgGg Nv NJ l.. ALEXANDER.
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FOR RENT.

r HAVE FOUR Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES
i for rent for 1863, near the Reservoir,
on Lebanon pike These are very comfortabe hous-
e. have each eight rooms, coal house, an ahund-
ant supply Of hydrant water, and are so admirably
situated for obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely TO sond 10 market, fading ono right at their
doors.
refer to Mr.. DYEn PEARL, City Bank SAd Mr.
GRnFirH, nrm Of Griffith Parsons, for any further
nformation they being tenants for the present year.
Rent SaO0 payable quarterly. Notes. we'll Endorsed,
will DO required Renters apply TO mo any after
noon, at my residence, on Lebanon pike
Eoy26-ew N. q. l.. CLAIBORNE,
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FOU N d,

A DUE BILL, GIVEN BY SAMUEL BURNS
IA to s. u, Finley, for Sis 80, The owner can
have the same by calling at this ONCE and paying
ior this advertisement, lJans-St
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WANTED TO RENT,

A GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE WITH FROM
"a slx 20 eight iocms-iarnishct one prcterred--u
the hirnItu d good, t will be either leased or
bou mi 4 Nv a. onioe o. Broyost Board, No 40
Cherry " Jan.22.-lw.
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ATTENTION, sERGEANTs I!
The sEKGEANT,s ROLL-BoOK

The sERGEANT's ROLL-BoOK
FOR THE coMPANY--DETAIL AND SQUAD.
neat pocket book, bound in a waterprssf Sap
cover, with psDooil and salendars for 1904,
plsto. Size 4ts cap, 81 by 4 inches. Containing
blanks with printed dates for thirtyoRs Gays, and
one hundred names fer six months.
Price One Dollar.
ALLEN co.,
Janai ave No. &c North chsrry st., Nashville.
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FOUN d,

TEAMsrER's PAY CERTIFICATE, WHICH
"A ho can have by calling at this efhoo and payl
for this advertisement.
Jan.a-3t
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LOS
HORSES WANTED,

CAVALRY HORSES WANTED, for
u which we will pay the highest market kSSNN
prices They must be from nve to eight ia
Years old, fifteen hands high, and OF dark colors.
DD-Apply at the stable Of D. 4 A. HENDERSON,
cherry street. where either Of the undersigned may be
,eund. j. 7. LEANEL,
noe Is-lm Ms. LYTER.
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MILITARY Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

ULFNh WLIN WLNUEVFN NNV'
Department High street. Mai.
Gen. Rosccrans, commanding.
Chisf Qiartsrniastsr on nigh street.
near Cedar Lieut. Dol. Jno. W. Taylor.
Chief Comnlissa y headquarters on Summer street.
near Broad. Lieut.. Gel s, simmons.
propoa Mdrshdl General 80 Headquarters on High
street. Capt. W, NJ. Wies.
Medical Dreotsr ~ surgeon A. Horny Thurston I;
Onice, "A Cherry street.
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ON SUNDAY NIGHT OR MONDAY MORNING.,
~ the 18th inst, Pocket Book, containing n
Note for Si3, from Hiram Edmonds to myself, a
check for 500 the Cairo Bank, payable " myself
and some s. In money. l Will give So besides tho
money In the Pocket Book, to any one whs will leave
Il with the csntsnts, at the BHI0N Once
Jan133ta HERBERT WEYMAN.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

I HEREBY ANS0UNeE TO MY SCHOLARS
Il that have secured pleasant and eonmotioas
rooms, at No. 50 Cedpr street between summer ana
Cherry (Dr Martins former residenee,) where will
reopen my school, on MONDAY Rsxt, the l2tit inst,
at o'clock,
Janll-3t@ r. BORMAN.
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We, the undersigned, Newsdealers of
this city, have this day entered into an
agreement not to furnish papers TO sub
scribers at reduced rates. Every per-
son will be charged the transient rates.
w. @. COLLIER,
BLAIR & SNYDER,
BRowN & Co.
4. Ii. SINGLETON.
Tom w. NEAL.
w. w. TRUEsDALE & Co.
Feb. Civ.
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Manila rope is now selling in Louis
vile at twenty-five cents per pound.
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HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRcEs,

HEADQUARTERS u. >. FORCES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan, %, 1865
Orders.
1t is hereby announced, in accordance
with directions from Headquarters De-
partment of the Cumberland, that no
person will be allowed to go South from
this point except by way Of Vicksburg.
By order of Brig, General ROBERT b.
MITCHELL, Commanding.
JOHN A. PRATT, A. A. G..
Jan. 29-2w.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sleri6--Iames NJ Hinton. Deputies-Thomas Hob
sou and j. X. buchanan.
Regisisr--Phineas Garrett.
TStsise---w. Jasper Taylor,
Coronsr-N II, Bslcher.
Rangsr-John Corbitt
Revenue Coiiscior-W. d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar Collector. G. Brilcy.
Consiables for he Nashvills Dishios-Iohn u. Cover
and j. H. Newman
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COUNTY COURT.
yHdgs-Hon. James Whitworth.
Clerk-P. Lindsey Nichol.
e. The Judges Court meets the arst Monday In
each NTH, ard the Quarterly Court composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the hrst Mon
day IN January, April, July and october.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

JHdge-- -.
Clsrk-David c. Love.
AZ Tho Court meOts the frat Monday IN March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs-Hon, William X, Turner.
O7srk-ChAres Z, nggons.
81 The Court meets the hTst Monday 10 April Au.
gust and December.
cHANcERV COURT.
CAanos1or-Hon Samuel D, Frierson
Clerk aud Masisr-J +. GleAves.
RB- The Court meets the arst Monday In May and
November
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GRAEFENBERG
PhMttv MEDICINES.

-, -.
aim, pRy.ei.s. sss he, sy !. r.li.s .ros -
e.,s,
,s,-.-..u.-.r... ..t,-t.
s., y ~. y ~. ~. :,
,ne on. ., " ssls
s,ss.. - as,.., m,I,e,n, y, ,rs"w,I,.s IN ~. s,s,
of,hs d,ss'e, ~ 70, which lssv ar. rsesn@.sasa.
ss,Ss !. M, eer,,,. ~ ,p,m,,,
"the e,sssse. - ,h's county shu e"ms"'
UTHE cRKFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better then any ether hind % Pills IN the vos's
rnes - cent?.
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OF DANIEL s. f. SrAkR, who emil
grated to Alabama from Connecticut
twenty-five yeuss ago, was hung by a
mob Al Montgomery, Ala, on tho i4th
ult.. for having written a book against
the South. Tho book was still in man
uscript.
A contemporary boasts that no .can
stand on his intellectual capital We
suppose hc means that no can stand on
his head.
wHrs you 60 out to slide on the ice
choose u pond without water, aud then
YOU will be suro not 10 get drowned.
JEREMIAH was telling how much he
liked calves head for dinner, when the
mistress exclaimed, "oh you cannibal!''
In reading tho puffs on gravcstonesyws 70
can only hope that the dead arc not
spoiled by gross hattcry.
OF There 10 a lady in New York 40
ignorent Of domestic work that sho can.
knit her brows.
QTWhst is that which ladies' look for
but never wish to iindl Ans.--A hole in
the stocking.
OF Bruised virtue may flourish beat
but that 10 no reason why we should bruise
il.
OF mixed liquors are said TO be un-
healthy but every ones cup Of life is filed
with them,
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The original Coppcrhca d.

From BendTet Arrolds Proclamation to
the Citizens snd Soldier. Of the Uuited
States, is.ucd Oct. 20, 1889
You arc promised liberty by the lead
ers Of your affairs, but Is there nm indi-
vidual in the enjoyment Of it, saving your
opprcssors Who among you dare speak
or write what he thinks against the ty.
ranny viii b has robbed you of your pro-
per,y, imprison your sous, drags you TO
the field OF battle, sud is daily dcluging
your country with your blood
Your country once was happy, and had
the preferred peace been embraced, the
last two ycurs of misery had been spent
in peace and plenty, and repairing the
dcsolaiion ofa quarrel that would have
act the interests Of Great Britain and
America in true light, and ccmentcd
their friendship.
| wish to lead n chosen band Of Amer
loans to the attainment OF peace, liberty
and safety, the first objects in taking the
field.
What is America but land Of widows,
orphans and beggurs--but what need of
arguments to such Us feel infinitely moro
misery than tongue can express ! give
my PROMISE of most ufl'ectionutc welcome
to all who are disposed to jpin me in
measures necessary to close the scene of
our afliiction, which must be increased
until we are content with tho libcrality
of the parent country, who still oifers US
protection and perpetual exemption from
oil taxes but but such us we think ft to
impose upon ourselves.
BISpicT ARNoLp.
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rr.p rro.pcc,. in Illinois.

From considerable inquiry Of farmers
from all parts Of this county, we are graf
lied to learn that the prospects tor the
coming crop arc unusually good. Tho
spring weather has been very favorable
for work, and tho farmers are generally
about two weeks ahead of ordinary year,
with their work.
The winter wheat 10 remarkably good,
and there 10 much moro Of Il than usual in
this county.
The spring wheat ia coming forw ard
nridly. and has q very healthy look prom
icing 20 keep out OF the way Of the weeds,
snd do better than usual. A little warm
rain would help the growth at present.
The ground 10 nearly all prepared for
corn, aud many farmers have their corn
planting nearly finished.
The fruit prospect is much better than
has been for many years. Not only
apples, pears, cherries, plums, &C., but
'h-re 10 even fine prospect for peaches
Q thing not known In this region for
years. Unless frost or some unforeseen
event occurs to destroy the fruit, wo shall
have an abundance Of oil kinds.--Rock
Inland ArsW.
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|" Dsy Nynalcd."

Announce similar to the above
sss,not unffeaaen,ly seen in the columns
81 the daily newspapers, on bulletins, and
In the windows OF shopkeepes.
OF course, boys arc wanted, Who
doubts iti None but the most superficial
thinker, we ere sure, could entertain such
s.shought for a moment. In few brief
years. the boys who are now living will
Ne wanted to proclaim the Gospel-will
Be wanted o. the judges' beneh--in tho
Gubsrnatorial and presidential ehair--in
the hslls of learning in short. to all the
pisses now occupied BY the mighty mill
ions Of earth.
Boys are wanted now. They are want
ed 10 kll our public. private and Sabbath
Schools, TO store the intellect and the
heart with the useful and the pure 10
take the initiatoIy steps to becoming good
and useful citizens.
Boys ere wanted In heaven. Since we
began this article, q orrow-striek ken faith.
er. in threadbare coat, passed our ofio.
With little coffin under his arm. His II.
ale boy had been wanted In heaven. 9th.
ere snsy coon b called. God desires all,
end invites all.
Yes, boys, yoo are wanted. not oaly on
earth, snt In heaven. Are you ready
Istsaigsner.
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Tho Rev. John Booth, D. A., Of Cam
bridge has recently published an enter
tanning volume Of satirical serops: Epi-
grams, Ancient and Modern" II is put
together without much order, but con.
tslns some Of the best things Of the kind
extant. Here, for instance, 10 q good
specimen Of the smab9ic Poem, or ques-
ton and snsw er, in dislogne between a
traveller and Clergyman:
&C. I've lo.t my portmanteau.
7. pity your grief
9. All my sermons are In u.
7. ! pity the thief.
Tho fair ser and their fashion Of costly
skirts 10 satirizcd in this clever adoption
Of the old nursery rhyme:
Away 70 dress.
In the mnde, guess
Picks husbands bcncs quite clean,
And poor Mr.. Sprat
Must cry No fat
And bic wife will Cat NO Lisr."
The next, inspired by Thomas Moore,
10 neat and to the point.
"when Limerick once H. idle whim
Moore a. her member gaily courtod
The boys. for fun's asked ofhim
To state What party he supported;
When thus 10 the Answer ran:
I'm no party A. man,
Rut asa poet. AN AToEr."
The Bard of Erin's verses comes In for
slap in this fashion.
"Lalla Rookh
mighty book
By Tommy Mo0fe,
Who has written four:
Each warmer
Than the former,
SO the most recent
IL the tess decent.
Better even than this the critiquc on
Milton;
"lf yen except | rcnscroso,
The best Of N ilton is hut 80 SO"
Exc llcnt of the kind ia Erskino's pun.
ming cpigram on tho diflcrance between
the French und the English.
THE French have tas,. In all they do
Which We are quite without:
Fer Mature, that To them gave our,
To Us gave cnly gout.
And DR.. IIarson's wcll-known gcrun
dial elogy on Dido; ~''
when Dido mourned .Eicas would not come.
She utpt In silence aud was Dido dumb
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T'~s-Gvowing ~ rcn..yIvan,n.

A gentleman residing in Tioga Coun.
~. states that the citizens OF Rutland, In
thai souniy, have been considerably cx.
cited over the discovery Of n plant or
herb, which is grown IN that vicinity.
which they claim to bo nn cSccllcn, sub
s,itute foI the Chinese tea. They call Il
the mountain tea. II grows 10 the eight
~ about eighteen inches upon high lands.
Quantities Of this plant have been gather
ed BY the Rutlsndcrs. who havo taken Il
70 market and sold Il to merchants who
have mixed Il with the Chinese teas,
which Il 10 said TO resemble very much.
There 10 also large tract Of land In Clin
ton County, on which genuine tea 10
claimed to be growing. one gentleman,
Who ow ne farm on which the herb Ia
indigenous, ssys that his attention was
fus, called to Il by a native Chinese, who
ssid Il was genuine China tea-plant. Tho
gentleman uscs Il on bis table, and no one
asteeis Il from the imported article. A
gentleman Of the medical profession, re-.
sidiug In Crawford County, had tested
the Clinton tea and pronounced II simon
rure. II these statements are correct,
Pennsylvania may soon be independent
sf the Cslestials. 90 for o. tea 10 concern.
cd.
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farua aud ApusehoId.
sew Cigver arneaE Oats.

Rowing Clover seed among oats 10
pl.w under a. manure should be moro
extensively prseticcd BY our farmers
Clover seed sown smong our crops would
retsrn more fcrtilislng vegetable matter
10 the soil for the trouble and expense,
than sny other subsistence that can be US
ID 90 q manure. II elovcr-sced can be
he'd ss low % eio per bushel, do not
hesitate 10 SOW three quarts 10 the aere
smoar my oats. n cheaper. SOW a
greet deal more. Three quarts TO an acre
wovId be an expense Of 93s1 cents, al
the price Of elo per bushel. In ordins-
W seasons Of rniH and sunshine, from the
hrss of April I'll the first Of September,
clover will yield from two to three
pounds Of tops and roots 10 the square
ysrd. I esrefuliy dug with dung-for
q square yard Of clover grown between
the shove ds,es, and separated the dirt
from the roots and found the weight 10
be THREE pounds, which ! multiplied by
t,s4o. the number Of square yards to an
acre, making seven tons and quarter Of
vegetable matter returned to ths soil for
tbs trif;nr outlay Of eirb,y cents per
acre, and twenty minutes lsbor Of SOW
3ng the seed. Oats 10 considered an cx-
hsu-,ine crop, but my theory Of the mat
ter Is, after the crop 10 taken Of, the
stubble. In hot, dry weather, " lcn un-
rlowsd for length Of time, s more cx-
hsusting. thru same atmospheric agency,
than the extract made by The growing OF
the crop OF oats. Clover, II growing
smong oats, after tho oats Ia harvested,
will present q green color, which will be
less powerfully ,c,ed upon b, the hot,
rarehing sun, and will retain the morn
ing dew, aud, In. great measure, pre-
vent tho sSh,usting effect generally at
,ributVd to tho growth Of a crop Of
oats.
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"caAxerSo NAsEs."-whas q noise
aid a fuss there has been made about
ohsnging nance; Ofcourse, all the both
or has been rsised by gentlemen. Now
NE must say In favor Of the besutiful sex,
that we do not know a single young lady
I've psy advisedly, a single young LADY,
who would have bean half no particular.
On the contrary, We do not know any per-
soma who change their names with a
greater willingness and more becoming
grace than ladies. In fact we believe,
that tho sooner they change the better
they are plssssd, d,-Psaeh
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do you wish TO be blessed with and admired f.,
PEARLY NHirE sndSouSD TEETH Use Dr. WN,
u. HURD'S CNRIvALLED TOOTH POWDER.
warranted ftee from acid, alkali, OF any iuiurious
snastanrO. Price IS cents per bon.
t.v- beware Of the oniiuAry cheap Tooth Powder.,
which whiien but destroy.
Ito you wish tobe serain that your breath Is pure,
sweet and agreeable to husband or wife, lover or
iti,ends Use DR. HURD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Pree ~, cents per bottle.
THIS a,tringent wash Is also the hest remedy In tie
world Tor CASkER, Ran BtEArii. lLsspiNo Guns,
soRE Mourn, etc. u has cured huW reds.
Do you or your children suflsr from TOOTHAClIE I
Get Or hURD'S MAGIC TOUTHACllE DROPS,
Price, ~ cents per battle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR..
HuRDS NEURALGIA Pi.AsTERs. The most
effective aud del ghtfnl remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hut soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is and Z.
cents Mailed on receipt Of price
A TT ati,e on the best mean. Of pre,rryin, The
Teeth mailed on receipt OF the price iO cents, II /,
rluabe little wck ana should bo IN the possession
OF every perscn.
For sale atall tho best stores Throughout the coun
try.
CAuTIos,-A, there are dealers who take adysn
tase oI our a'eriiscmens 10 impose upon their cns
ie"s's 'nfsri"r rTvr-r"tt~-s, it is nrcessury
upon having Whist you call for md YOU will err
rnI BEsr Thoroughly tested, and prepared by an er.
peHenced bentist, Treasurer uf the New York state
Deni,ut AHociatien, and Vice President Of the
New York City Dental Society.
Addre" WB. lluRDS co.
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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E"e Wwe"s srop o" Aensurky.
The New Albany Ledger. Of the aolh.
ssys;
We hear tho most cheering accounts
from nearly every portion Of Kentucky.
of ths promising prospects ofthe growing
wheat. Tho young grain, Il 10 said Jocks
remarkably well, cons idering the earli-
ness OF tho season, and 10 entirely free
from sny indications Of the fly. If the
remainder OF the season proves favorable,
We may expect that the wheat crop the
rresen, year will be fully up to the usual
average.