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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09
A Gallant 0hio Militia Regiment

l'' A Washington telegram of the 3lst
Of May says: The lS2d Ohio Militia Regi
ment, which arrived here week SINCE voted
few days agp, tooffer their services to 60
to the front and aid Grant in taking Rich
mond Z, Not u, dissenting vote was given. =
Their offer was accepted, and they left to.
day 1is' I' -- - -l 81 aaS-aI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09

DIR. HOFFMAN, a strong Union man
Of Hartvilie, Stark Cosaty, Who hss aided IN
the arrest of several dsssrt.rs m thst
neishborhood had 6De hcTse kilsd ~ tne
cnpperhsadrf OF said deser'ef, N
reiailatioas ia accerde nee wnh lss y y p,lsai
rder of their loadsr General sspasnis 1sm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09
IMPORTANT TO 0LDlE2S.
Those having Friends in the Army

We call the atten,i of all huvng relatives friends
in the army to the FACT that lioofands German lit
iersr will nine ienls oi The diseases nduced 10y
exposure aud prvsiions incident To camp life In the
lists published almost daily in the newspapers. the
arrival Of the sick will be noticed that very large
proportion suffering from debility Every Of
that kind can be readily cure by Hoofand's German
Bters Diseases resulting from disorders OF the dges-
tive organs speedily removed. We have no hesa-
lion in stating that these Blters freely used
among soldiers hundreds of lives might be saved
Tint otherwise would he lost. ...... .
We call particular attention to the following remnrka.
BILE aud we'll authenticated cure Of one OF the nations
heroes, whose life, to his own language "ha. been
saved by the Bitters." .. .....
..-.., PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23d, 1864
Mrssas JoNEs L EvAYs:-Well. gentlemen, Your
iioofisnd's German Bit,ers has saved my life. There
is mistake in this is vouched for by numbers OF
my comrades, OF whose names appended and
who were coknizant OF all the circumstances of my
ease am and have been for the las, four years
member Of Shermans oelebruted battery, and under the
immediate command Of Cnp,an Il Ayers Through
the exposure attendant upon my arduous duties
attacked in November last with inflammation Of the
lungs aud was for sevenlytwo days in the hospital
This was followed by great debility, heightened by
attack OF dysen.ery, was thep, removed from the
White House. aud sent 10 this ciy Pn board the state
of Maine, from which landed the 2Sth OF Jilde.-
Since that time have been about as low as n one
could be and still retain spark oil vitality F:r week
more was scarcely able TO swallow anything aud
Il DID force mofsel down. 1t was Immediately thrown
up again .'l ..H....rI ~
could not even keep glass Of wafer on my stomach
Lie could not last under such circunstances and
cordihgly the ply sicians who have been working faith
grasp of tile dread Archer frankly told they could
do no more Tor me- and advised me to clergyman,
and 10 make such disposition Of my limited funds
best suited me An acquaintance who visited at The
hospital Mr. Frederick Sieinbrown, OF Sixth street. be-
low Arch, advised me, as forlorn hope, 10 Try your
Biuers and kindly procured bottle. From the time
conmenc 81 i9k"g them the gloomy shadow OF death
receded ard am now thank God for it. getnng better
gained pounds, and feel ssnguine of being per-
miiied 10 rejon ray wife and daughters, from whom
n yhA i0fn uf Erou nral
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09

Price IS cts per boi'ls;or six bottles fol - 90.
the tnited ssais' and ~ J. H. wEsT' 1 Co. 81 Chairs
she' ~" '9'D tN- YtsN fbIi ifA oei5!ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09

See that the signilure OF &C. NJ JACKSON il on
the wRkrPER ef each bottle. 'F 'FiU ''' ~
is,a BEWARE OF coUNTERfEITsa ae..4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

and All sold by these FIVE firms for gold
and silver, were worth IN the aggregate,
according TO their representations. five
huaarea ons aiaety-aiae- dollars (S599l
Their actual value, by the certificate Of
the Assay Office now before US, was Hins
dollars and Sirts-flgo cents (S9 60
z.Vhe certificate states the weight be-
fore melting, ct e020 ounces; after
melting, 5445 ounces; fneness, OH;
weight Of silver, 436 ounces; value, s.
"a fnenessk Of the gold, 0962; value
81 81 deductions for parting coinage
&c., So 03; netyalue, 50 62. Unsigned
by Geo W Edelman, for the Treasurer
of the Assay Office
The sum Of the whole statement is
that for an actual cash investment Of
5000 with Eve firms {according to the
terms Of their advertisements Of watches
and jewelry to be sold for 81 each with
out regard 10 value, and not to be paid
for TIL yeu know what you are to GET.
there were received 2ll articles of
iewelry, dc. represented TO be worth
$500, and actually worth in gold and
silver 50 g. If, according to familiar
rule, you double the value Of the gold
and silver so as to include the cost Of
workmanship, then for the 500 paid,
Sl9 a were received
OF the stationary packages received
which are valued at . cts and repres-
ented TO be worth 81 we have only to
say that they contain the cheapest sort
Of paper &c, and. may probably, at a
liberal estimate, be worth FIVE or six
cents each.
The circular and advertisements Of
these firms contain the most positive
assurance of the value of their goods,
and Of the honesty Of the business We
cannot prolong this article by exposing
them in detail, but we remark on one
point that if their references TO editors
of Well-known journals are not, like all
the rest of the statements, fraudulent,
it Is quite time those Journals should
understand what sort Of swindling they
are made 10 indorse.
And, finally, we have only to say that
this business is probably illegal under
existing statutes but that if It is so
managed as to evade them, the imme-
date duty Of the Legislature is to pass
a law which viii meet the case, and
protect tho honest but ignorant men
who now suffer at the hands Of this
gang Their advertisements are from
all parts Of the country Probably
many Of the seemingly different firms
are really one They all, we are in
formed, do or did, q large business
with the army In one instance, at
least, the attention Of the Provost Mar
shall has been called to it, and steps
taken to protect the soldiers. In all
our armies similar vigilance ought to be
exercised.-N Y Tribune
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

We are authorized 70 snaoonos 1t. A. A. CkRTEs,
" the 5th TsE0s GsTairg, Dnicn osndidste Tor
Sheriff % DaYicson County, st tas election which
tskes pisce next March. i3nlS-tde
Wa A8E AuTHOR1EzD "a AHE0UNUK z. P
FO3T - q candidate FIR SHERIFF q davidson
County Eisetioas First Saturdsy IN. March next-
We arr authorized 70 srnoUnos JAS. Il HINTO = 4,
ss candidate for reelection 70 the 0Hcs Of Sheriff
OF Davidson County, s. the eaBsing March eleesiog
ianl5-s
re srsauthorfze6 to aus0uaeS ths sane u Wg
WILSON IS os5didass fof the oS3ee d Sheriff e
tie ensuing Nsrch election. ian is%
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State Of Tennessee,
DAvrDsON COUNTY,.

George v. Bogd. glaaiis, ~ = srisby Sr,Siaai
aiti1tmsnf 100 &.
a. eoui1gsts, j. r
Jean n. sr0vs. Dsisai.ai, j e slia ootiaiJ.
IN shh case, tbs plainnI. George w. Boyd, aled A
El15gFil nnd o5tziusd "a sitachnaaf azsinsi
lohn n. Brown f0r ous hundred sad tnsnip~aEs
% are. debt dae b aecount, a1t % nliida -
aiEll lad . spgsaFi1g % tke sat.slsstoa 81 40
usllce, that he osisud ~, Joan ~ Hrosrp = nn-
ret isnt o. tae 1aie ~ tennessee t l. ordered that
3u 1iicaiioa b msds u tbs Nashville rni5n g. ser
iaoosfsiEo wosks, rcqulrax &c ssd asfs1dsns %
.Dpsr tsi8re szie Jusics On She E9ih DAY 81 asrch
1854 ard pieafs answer dea1r O. siil sai ofter-
alse ne causs viz b 80 doaa o. heari1F e. FEi4
"a that dsy. .. &. e0uFHG tIk. II. g.
gnstIca 81 ~ faala
RsbrasrT g, issi.-9~-Prs. - 81
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& rInsinal Con tll.rh.

We avs authorized to announce JOHN a. HAIL
rs eandidate Tor Grim nai Court Clerk Of D1viisou
County at tbs ensuing March electinu FEB Std
be are authorizsd 20 aBnouncs ". 7. H0EN ~
q candidate for The ofse Of Crizlnal Court Cierk
the ensuing March election Jan Side
WI ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANN0UN Il CHARLES
VI SMITH as CANDIDATE for the once % CEIhIEAIs
COURT 0LE2x q Davidson coGnty, a. she Eectsgl
IN March next. ish26-lts
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United 90. es Of Amerioa,

MtnULG DA1iALNA rtE AE-t-s -
FzTHEREAs, ca February IS, 1884, an infOrnatoa
w was Glo5 n TIC BEtFet GoUrt q the
Of the Unted States for sa5d District, by Horace q,
Bsa rlson ESQ., Attorney OF the United states Tor said
District. who prosecutes therein On behalf Of the
United statss ard Joseph p. DIlin, Surveyor Of
Customs 81 Nashville, ~ inst 20 t.ercsf e hams
marked "B AID y, ;" AMI p barrels Of molsss g, 81
which Conner q NGssen are the TeFutei ownerss ~ d
agsinst ali persons lawfully Intervening fJr their Ia
tarssts Iharein, alleging thai February 10, 1854
said goods were seizeG IN said DIatrct On llnd by
ssid Surveyor OF Cust1ms forfeited for, cans a.
sald inf rmati n forth and sverred % DO trsc,
and praying foF fhs usual process and moniton.
Sow, therefore, 70 obedience % the Iaonition IN
der the 2, 81 OF said Court 20 directed, hereby
give public notice 20 ali persons concerned in Interest
in said properly TO Appesr before said Court On the
third bcncay "a phi tezt, al the Federal Court
Eocu 10 the Capitol At Nashville, At 10 O'Clock A..
ST. then and there 70 interposs their cans and make
their Allegations.
4. r 6L4SCOcK,
Z. s Marshal Niidis Dist 0f9fsn.
Gah u GOT
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Tax.sUsr DuAHr7rrvy

GAatkgfT DfiAR1HAEf, Z
OEioo - shs Comptroller Of the Cafrenoy,
WARHE0ros, DOoember H. lSe3- J
"HEREA9, BIZ SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 the andsfsigued, Il has been
made to appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville, In the County u Davidson aud State 3f
Tennessee, his beea daily oTgauiKod under, and Sc
6ordlng TO- the requirements " the act q Congress-
entitled g An act 20 provite a national currency,
secured By pledge Of United states stocks, and %
provide for tae circulation and redemption thereof
approved February IS, 1888, " and has complied
With all the provisions Of said act required 70 Be
complied With before commencing the business Of
Banking:
Nov, therssoses I, HUeE hcCVLLoou, -c0mptroisF
q the CuFFeRcy DO hereby certify that the sad FiTt
National Bank q Nashville County Of Davidson sne
State Of Tennessee, r. authorized 70 commslo5 tie
businaSs Of BANKING, under ths &C. Aforesaid
In testimony Whsre0f, witness ny hznd AID seal
Of Cflcs, tbs eleventh day o. December, 1865,
fsign-dl r. McCU LLDCH,
IsnfT-de0d. Comptroller % the CurFeucF-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

TNaKEN up, JauuaTg IS, 1894, BY p. CURLY,
n tive mules IS strays- Che OF them Is Of carss
brown color, mare mule, aDous O. 9yssr5 old,
about 1S hsHds high shod all round; other ns,k -
or brsnIs pecrivsble Yslusi at forty o. dOilars
Mr. Curley IiVes the Lsbs' on Pike, three mfies
from Nashville. District 40. 70. Also, another mare
Muo, dark color, O. years old, harness marks o.
ter, about hands high, scar % her right hind
'eg shot sii round; n Other maria o. brands
Valus her at thirty $50 dol'sfs.
JAHES @. HOCaTOE,
r. bNilH.
ALEX. MCDANIEL, RaBgar.
feb Z5-Sts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

1F RILEY BLACKBURN, refugee from the
- Tebsl army. feom Polk County, fast Teunossee.
dis wife Ia row in Nashville, at lhs Refugee House
but will leave here On Tuesday next for McCssCk6n
Co. by, eight mites below Faduzh, ons mile troIa
John Totmani : snGiag Any Information Concerning
hiln will b gladly received BE- his wife.
MARTHA BLACKBURN
feb 2s-Sts
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Far Consfahsa-

We are authorized 70 sna0uaoe JOIN T. NEW.
NAN candidate for rs-elscti5n 70 tbs 08oe q CITY
Constable, a. thu First Nashville District, at the
Ensuing March election. feb I'D
We are authorized 70 annOaEes JOHN D. GOV
ER candidate for rs-eieofioa 70 the ogioo of City
Constable, IN the First Nashville District, al she
ensuing March election. k-b I'D
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sheriff. sale

IN MONDAY, the Ia dav Of March, 1891, bst veen
~ ths hours o. 10 aud Il osl0es; viii expose -
pubic sale 70 the higlesi oder for cash on the
Cumming boyle < Co. pork parking lot lot q CO
der lumber Aad poplar hloriag Also a lot o. sleep
era; LANES HINTON
leb 2s-td Sheriff Of Davidson County
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

T7AKEy % - Villas r. uassy tars. trBHa
Il bore hnle. aaouf IS hani1 hiE1l fa,t iss
yeefa cd h1s 111d,e marx Oh his hacfl al sar.1 q
90 each hl1t ioct Fain8i ~ "a 1sd alN F4s
tahsa 40 - ne ath Ward, Sasasiiis D.ltrsi 50 1
IS as-sss AK. MeDAauL, Rlngsr
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Id. S. Christian Commission.

4 1HApl-AINs and Others Interested IN furnishing
- regiments and hospitals with religious reading
are invited % dmW gratuiiois supplies rezuiAriY
from the stations Of the Christian Commission az
Nashville, Nurlrcesboro', Iullshoms Bridgeport
' lAill1nsogap Knoxville and Huntsville Apply in
irtf~oii when Convenient
y. leis sent - NAL should state The number ~
- M tae mode ~ transportation Adams Ex-
-, ~ ll1y Take packages 10 al points wlt,re
80 ~ lone once The special attention Of regi-
- 80 deiaehments lying on Che r-Ilroadg bstb
,.-,-, - -. 9. Nashville, j. ciliei - Ibis Op-
Psf'1iliiy o. supply q good reading.
pss8L- kDW. p SMITH.
= 01nefsl fieid Arcnf
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Roarding.


A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated WITH
n BOAkD 10 a private family &C 10. - me
street, between Church and Broad Tsb li-shs
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A FINE BATH ROOM.

Aud are prepared 70 nlrnish earns. either WABM Or
COLD, at short notice.
We solicit liberal share % public patronage.
MCKAY I LAPSLFT.
y. I've have Just received a barrel d Pay 2um,
Tor the benefit Of OuF customers. A-AA.
dec % -3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

VIZ Be faFDishsi - y chergs % sFiCra n of gas
Of the Hospitals, & Their bottles % lakstanls aFs
brought az the above hours. soIzRs are taught Ous
thiTd les than oitiEens
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

- DR.. KING. formerly Of New York. for
49, last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted ms attention 70 the treatment q pr
yate diseases for ~ years, hatters himself having
attended % = pracrce for many years and cured
ornsny thousands, he Is enabled 70 cure all diseases
Of private 1Hture, no matter how bad they may BE-
nom nIudicaous medical treatment or from neglect
u their own Dr.. Kings Dispenssry is No. -
Deaderick street, between Cherry snd the Sguare
second story, where he cures al diseases q pr
yate nature.
GonorThna cured without nauseous medicines or
interference vSth business.
Structures Of oldoT recent dste efectually cured
IN Few days, by an operation which causes 10
PAIN Where 2 structure exists health calIn5t be
enloYest. Eetlars 10 disease cases nlore mischief
and undeTTnanes the health 50 much.
syphilis with al the diseases az the skin grow
ing cut o. neglect OF bad treatment can be sfectu
ally cured in a few days.
sEsiSAz WzkKxEss.-Prticular attention hsyinF
been gwen 70 this disease and al the conseoneaces
growing out Of u hroaght On IN many cases 81 the
destructive hafa1s q iDconsiderste youth and az
eessive lnduiseace a she pessions, neglect 81
which WI undsrnline he Constitution. ren,ler.uf
TIE subject unit for business society, and eans-
ing premature cid age.
Females who rpsy Be- laborng sith sny dal1cnltv
hE
Persons residing ahrued, ty writing snd stating
TIER case, with be enclosed, direct Loslr A. RnS
No. p DeadsneA street. Nashviiis Tenn, WI have
TIE necessary medicines sent % their address
ofiee hours from O'Clock u the morning until
" uis ssen4ig Jayl0-dkFly
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NTUI7 y Nls sIl79 n. -
President q che Law HciIooi, st Lehsno1 lcna, ara
who Wa FOR - yeas On TIE euprUnie bsnch q no
ucsEee:
'saIr. DOlbear has Epent nany ye2ls b tsachiHs
and pori5otiEs his system ci instTueiion, ami e b.
er seen. You win perceive 40 once that be is uan
q aue intelligence. lie gives 10 inslrustion without
4 rsssoa: sBd bis reasanlng IS just and eoar lhal
you e once perceive The principle be seczs g npat
and that being fixed IN the miud, the pupil aatinz
upon t. soO1 learns % write with aDd rapifity
~ Seli - With elegance.
I commend Mr.. Dolbear % your kind attsntion, ana
trust Is viii be consistent with your views and leal-
ms 20 forward his obecis. Any ssrvioe pa nay
reader him VIII be 1oftlAT bestowed and Eil ublife
ne Very respectfully youf Iiead,
LkRsEoz. TI1SH., OCT. %, l856. ~. GRE1N.
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s.r-Considerng good handWriii1g 10 Be nos oalg
accomplishment, bat uleaus of suceess o. every
man engaged in buiness greatly applaud y0ar msf-
i0rOus eEert1ns % improve he chirlgrapky q chs
nayer writes Willingly; and consaquenty o1en hn y
write When they shsuit; and Whsn t9sy Do write q 10
done 40 the lasl moment, with hssse sad Ezretsncs
and consequently with isults q al kinds sfsn cum
miitng and injuring both she writer ana me csura
which be advocates. WBhng you eTssy Success D.
your lauiable undertakings,
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PHONOGRAPHY.
w z TIN
Al
BOOK KEEPIKGI
sAUeu ~
]. ". DoLBEAR,
Aasass 4 As "ssisnss q Psznsnship.'
WRITING
- Z As -. 2 49,

gaFsors fToa y o. yesu oan Isaru ms systsns
II 4 tow iesso85 laties are taught % write Ia :
nsat easy SID rapid manner, and gontomen To bold,
rarli, tlsacss etVie.
t. persons soqaaiuied With its merits, as Fystsn
u writing needs 90 ci1er recommendations but those
araeqnslte with e. NJ. D. rsfcra % tha following
csaarzs aad testi1ouisls Iasiea3 a tssching Pan
Q years hzs a1s3l5t Tim % redce it % ire ecdtsis
~ ssso-, t1at beng glifed b. tsossisfqs ~
Stead " T1tofl p7cos, pupils sfol % . year, CA
in snort tine lea9E Go srits via 4A8Es ElEGaSGR
And RAFIDrfY.
- aoourato e lis system, And 60 unlIorm n its
Ecoessl tizt atsF sitasssiug fs aiscts On several
aunsret paPis IA aashViEs, lie iansatsd Ahrcd
HgEis OBSERVES.
'sIIaglnx had fslr opportunity q exanialnz 700
system u Pennacship aud having seen he gssssr.
lll aud rapid improvement q your plris b my
school, GCcsiisr b bui Just % cay that believe Is
o. be n0t ollg tla te srsicI, blE a. snis 90 dr.
sag ~ ass-lcr ~ strict attention % tsrulss Eis
ea. az person may ID shaft tiEca. scquiro . fras
rapid, aud elegant band should be risEsed % sss
Is university adopted"
Tbs expression WAS eonsurIed On By
III Gon =. p. GQncs, .. >. Army,
lie EEceileley, James 9. Jones, GOV q rslneusss
Rs. Rev. J. Il. oisy. hishep q tennessee.
-. aey. r. p. Mis-. Bishop 81 NsshFIle
Rev. fhilhP Lintleyi D. D. Pres a SaSayiGs uai-
Row n. Cigar, o r., ssa uaay sghsr sitfrsu1, q
Eaoa1, Andrew Jackson says:
"Being requested b Messrs. D0Ibear % state ne
standing IN society u he gentlemen, sguers % tss
within, do 50 with nuch PeasuTs, being scqnRintet
VII most cf aem tleY are hirhly rcsnecia1a anf
gautlsmel 81 afseatcn and q high siantiing n a.
csfr. Given &c the HormitaEs fh1 Isl Gag q
octcbeEs ls&S. ANDaEW JACKSON
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Wanted Immediately

A GOOD GERMAN GARDENER. who -, -.
Apply - thia ca6cs. - ~
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LJLrssIA, fEaE-, Nov. %, t3f3
IN ,. e. DoIEzas--Iear Sir savs bsa1 uueb
ltciaEied aud piessst % aT1miliEg your system %
P61lnanship. T0ur method q teaobinr sseuas b me
Or genf pupils = = fPfis-ls AZ fafi4 Aeycld anF
l1z haVa ever EitleEEed. ] ahGa feel happF Il
tbs testimony your merit sal lead others % avail
themselyes ot your instraCii0n a. 0Bs Of thG nass
beautiig aud useful aFts and am vOry respectfniiF
oto. JAS. n. OTEg.
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Allow ne % introduce - y0a nv 1riand, q. v poL
bear, who siia your ely Tor ths purpose u tsUh
AZ guccesala teacher u we ana 70 Wildly esfab
a. a3G thas a!u say n0tsiug On thag scefe OniJ
desire % present him as a gentleman ffom Ehoss -
ei5ty have derived much plesslrs AID proit and -
oLe whom y1u have tns Intelligence % appreciate
any thiHE you may 90 10 further hls dosgns sdl b
gratefully ackneHiedged b YouF friend,
JOHN a. NnaaR
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FTiHiS HOUSE has lust been refttad for the &C.
Il commodaion q fhetrayeiing public With com
iofahle rooms and beds The table win be supplied
with the best the market sfords IN Middle Tenn
cssee or any other country. We hsFe meals al an
hours. We have baEgage Wagon at the depot On
the arrival q each tram, North and South.
When yon stop inquire Tor the " KEYSTONE"
gan2s-5me
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County Register
We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES n.
Register Of Davidson County, u the ensuing Earch
lcegion. Mar d-et-
We are euthoTiEsd % aun0unce THOMAS c.
DRUNK a. candidate fer the ofioe Of Couuty Trus.
tee for davidson County At the sasuing March eeo-
Ton. FEB li--tdst
We are authorized 10 aDno1nce 2. W.MAXEY IS
candidate fer tn once II County Trustee Tor D.s-
wilson County, Al The ensuing March election.
Feb = tses
We are authorized 70 announ-e Capt JOHN WILL.
SON AZ q candidate flr TiDs TX q Davtscn C5ua
~ at the eiiaui1g HarCb election. Feb 5--tdep
We are aulaorizs1 70 anhsu1cs 7. Il. MCBRIDE,-
So : candidate FOR CQUN r TR 7sTFE EIr tvd-on
County 4, tie ensuing March election. jan zs--sds
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Ths following vsEy iuat remzTrs d he Hoa. Taos.
81. BsEton I. 8. senator, arc worthy TIE zftentigs
regard cf paFelts snd al young psrso1s vie hsss
any ho7e Of Success In The bualuasa q LIE.
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R1oH osT ssas1A's Dig Sore. Co.. Ol.rek al giss
srsas HOURS, ? 70 Il, =. n, 70 8, ?. a.. sadf
70 Q At nlghL
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10 the Ladies'.

Al Affections Of the Womb tresfed with success
Those Married Ladies who hsve been 50 unfortu-
nste % rniscsgry prove abortion, can Be carried
70 their full tine 4 found pregnant, b giving me s
all
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ALP. MCKAY. DANlEL LAPsLKX
Shaving & hair-nreSSing Saloon.

TIVE undersigned beg Leave 20 inform the eltlzsaE
/ Of Nashville. and ths public generally, thai
they have re6ttsd the
SeVVanee House Ss1a wing Saloon
And are nov prepared 70 Tsil on all who viii give
them cah. We have siso So eonnsoti0a Wilh 0aT
Shaving saloon
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Annonntsmrnts.
County Rrnssfrr.

We are authorized TO Announce JOHN r. ".
PEARCY, - Candidate for Magstrato ~ slh Ward.
AZ tbs ensuing March election. Ear 2--tds
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Observation-Disclosures County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AEEoCECS TAX
name OF LYCURGUS MCCALL, candidate for re
election a. Tax Coeot8r for williamson County.
Election 1ysE Saturday IN EAren. Jan zs-idF