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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-24
PROSPECTUS
THE VERMONT TRANSCRIPTS
A NEW WEEKLY UNION PAPER,
ESTABLISHED AT ST. ALBANs, VT.

n
ESTABLISHED AT ST. ALBASs, vi.
For ne free discussion Of current topics n ere
~ department Of American L9e.
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given. Practical articles upon agricultural and
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umns. In the department Of literary miscellany
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on current topics, and in the extent of its cor
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10 all.
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II. A, CUTLER, Publisher
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we assure our correspondent that
the notion that oats will form cnkes in
the stomach of sheep, and then cause
their death, is purely chimerical.
Either of the feeds is good enough, and
perfectly safe, fed under proper cir
cumstances and in proper quantities.
A large majority of the flock masters
OF the Eastern States prefer oats TO
corn for store sheep, particularly for
tegs Qambs between weaving and
shearing). They certainly have the
advance of the argument on all theo-
retical grounds. That this or that
flock CHANGED to do well or i'll when
fed one or the other feed, and espec-
tally when there was no equality in
other circumstances, comes no nearer
to establishing a rule than does one
drop of water to filling a bucket
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RooTs --Corn and potatoes are
now all in, or should be. Now fill up
all the vacant acres and rods and feet
with root crops-June is the month for
sowing rutabagas, and July for ordi-
nary round turnips. The latter can
be put in after the first crop of grass is
taken off, or follow the peas and the
early potatoes. Bone dust raked or
narrowed in is capital manure for
roots. Fill up every open space with
them--they will all be wanted and
bring q big price next fall.
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nR. MARsHALL's
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be
the best article ever known for curing the Ca
tarrh, Cold i'm the Head, and Headache.
IT has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases Of Sore Eyes. Deafness has been re-
ed by il, and Hearing has often been great
ly improved by its use. IL opens and purges out
all obstructions, strengthens the Glands, and
gives a healthy action TO the parts affected. IL
and is used with great success and satisfaction
everywhere.
More than thirty years experience has proved
it's great value and at this moment II stands
higher than eyor before.
Sold By al Druggists Thy
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- The Woodstock Standard nub-

R- The Woodstock STANDARD pub
fishes the following as cure for
sheep diseased with grub in the head,
which disease is prevailing among the
sheep folds not only in this vicinity but
in various parts of the State Take
yellow snuff in the proportion of one
table spoonful to teacup full of wa
ter, and steep till good strong liquor
is produced. Inject table spoonful
of this liquor into the nose of the sheep
once day as long as necessary.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
5000 Cavalry Horses,

For which irprices will be paid on delivery Said
Horses TO be sound in all particulars, not less that
hVe lo( nor more than nine COY years old from "A
to 10 hands high, full heshed, compactly built.
prldle wise, and of size sufficient for Cavalry
contract with parties for Horses TO be delivered
at st. Adams. Horses will be received at the
above named place and inspected on and after
Monday March 2Sth. Parties wishing TO con-
tract for the delivery Of Horses, can at all times
do so with Stephen L. Goodell, at his Headonar.
ters IN "kialto" Building, State street. Mont
pelier, Vt. BRADLEY BARLOW
March 10, 1864. az
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CAULFLowER.-It is not too late still
to commence the raising of the fall and
winter varieties of this most delicate
and delicious of the cabbage family
Start the seed in warm rich border,
and transplant into moist and rich soil !;
mulch and water, if dry; and hoe fire.
quently, but do not hill much. Sep
TENDER and October shall bring the re-
suits.
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DEPTH TO SET FRUIT TREEs.-Four
inches below the surface is fully deep
enough to set the upper roots of fruit
trees. If You fill in around growing
trees to the depth of six inches, they
will probably receive severe check,
as this will bring the roots too far
from the surface, warmth and air.
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When n thing does not suit you,
think of some pleasant quality in it.
There is nothing so bad as it might
be. Whenever you catch yourself in
fault-finding remark, say some ap-
proving one the same breath and you
will soon be cured.
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I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
CROSBY &c NICHOLS
Respectfully announce that
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
which has for the last ten years been 40 ahv
Quoted by DR.. Peabody passes now into the sS Sv'
rial charge of V'
PRoF. JAMES RUSSELL Lowell. and
CHArLEs ELIOT NoRroN Esq.
gentlemen who, for sound and elegant scho,..
ship, have achieved an enviable reputation al
in this country and in Europe; and whose -, Ova
education, and experience eminently qualify ,bsT
for the position they have assumed. '"en
OF the former, it may be said that his es..,.
in the periodical which, under his edi,or.b;n
reached the summit Of its fame SURPASSED T.
yigor and force those Of any contributor
OF the latter, that he has added new hone.
to the name he bears by the extent and v.-;s,.
of his knowledge, and by the force and elegAnc.
which he has exhibited, both as a writer and
speaker"
And of both, that their thorough lovaltv ;,
the liberal institutions Of our country, and the,
sympathy with the progressive element Of As
times, renders them peculiarly fitted to conduit
been pronounced
"The Leading Literary Organ Of his Co,,nir,-
and Of which it has been said that
"N has not lis Equal in 4mericd nor its Superior
tn NE NOftQ.
The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW will maintain
in the hands of its new editors its established
reputation for independent criticism. and %,
wei considered opinions in politics and hte,.
ature.
In discussing political and social questions the
spirit Of THE REVIEW will be thoroughly nation.
al and loyal. 1t will defend and illustrate the
distinctive principle on which the institutions @
America are founded.
In literature II will avail itself of the best ma
terial OF thought and scholarship which tn.
country can supply.
In its criticism it will have no ends to serr
but those Of sound learning and good morals
Bound 10y strong associations 10 the past d
/ sympathy with the present, hopeful for the a.
/ ture, THE REVIEW will do its part in the inteuse
/ tual movement of the times.
The NORM AMERICAN REVIEW is pubhshei
/ Quarterly on the first days Of January, Apl
| July, and October in numbers of about tire
hundred pages each, containing matter equal Il
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TERMs-Five dollars wear, or one dollar An
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"a new volume of THE REVIEW will com
mence with the January number, and the pub
fishers trust that the increased expenditure con
sequent upon the changes proposed in the futur,
conduct OF the work, viii be met by generou,
increase in the patronage Of the public.
CROSBY q NICHOLS,
Publishers, az Washington ST., Boston
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rINHE LEADING JOURNAL OF NEW
i ENGLAND.
Springfield, Mass, Republican.

England Local News.
Its leading characteristics are great compre-
hensiyeness and compactness of News fnness
and variety of Editorial Discussions on political
moral religious and literary subjects; and large
space devoted to Choice Literature. In each
and all OF these respects it challenges COMPARE
son with any journal in America.
Among the prominent features Of its pages,
every week, are-An editorial Review and Sum
mary OF the news; details of the important
Events Of the Week; the Local News Of all the
New England States, carefully collected and ar
ranged by States,-hn original department, to
be found in no other journal;-fetters from
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Editorials and Editorial Paragraphs; Reviews OF
New Books, and Literary. Art and Musical News:
Money and Business review and Summary, with
the latest market quotations Of New York, Alba
ny, Boston, Hartford and Springfield; Religious
lnteillgence; Agricultural Articles by a practical
farmer Stories, original and selected choice
and fresh: Literary Miscellanies; a Column for
the Children; Poetry; and Births, Marriages
and Deaths.
The REPuBLIcAF has corps Of eight editors.
including DIR. J. q. Holland ('Timothy Tit
comb, and lady Of high literary culture. Its
Weekly Edition is printed and mailed on Friday
for 81 year; ten copies SIS; always in advance.
lt is also issued Daily at 81 year, and Semi
Weekly ton dOuble-sheet) at "a. Ten copies of
the latter for 800 Specimen copies viii be sent
on application
The circulation Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN is
10000 copies; Of the WEEKLY, $4,000, which il
greater than that of any other interior journal
IN the country and only exceed by but few Of
the city papers. Both in the number and high
character of its subscribers, it presents especial
inducements for all kinds of general advertising.
SAMUEL BOWI.ES q Co,
Publishers, Springfield, Mass.
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CASH paid for 5000 Dairy skins Pates
on, well salted, free from cuts, and dry.
March II, 1861 I.iy
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OLD PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, BRASS, COPPER,
and TIN WARES,
Repaired at short notice, and prices made salts
factory.

To those having COAL or WOOD
FUR N ACES, we would say that we have
engaged the services Of one Of the most experi-
enced workmen in this State.
Furnaces set, Pipes put up and Old Furnaces
cleaned and made to operate as well as new.
Iron, Lead, or Zinc Pipes, laid and warranted.
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THE ...r
Boston Semi-Weekly ADVERTISE

is issued from the same Office on earpeadIng
and Saturdays, and contains the SAM .he tele
matter with the daily paper ineluduls , u" sud
graphic news of the morning OF ptpn.ses viih )
the marine aud commercial inteliisen'''
few advertisements.
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Ma RIrczTE, better known as Anna
Cora NOwatt, has been making q SEN
sation in Florencslately By the private
theatriosls she has gOs up there. The
correspondent Of the London Star Of
November 6th, says.
Mrs Richie took the old library Ia
the PAlazzo Rlnuceini, oncs belonging
70 the famous old GhibelliDes, the
Preseobaldi 20 noted IN the history Of
tlorencs, and has fitted up the most
perfect little thseter, ia white and gold,
with crimson h&ngingB, that can be i'm
agined- The lady palronesses are Mrs-
Lawrence, wife OF the American Con-
sui, and Mrs. Prol y. wife Of the English
Consul, the ushers. Mr. Astteini, United
States ViSs Consul General, Perugi,
the banker, T. A. Trollops, the author
Of that gem Of Iteii&n novels, Ia Beets-
and Aignatys an artist The audience
Il composed Of the sktS Of English and
american society, With fair sDrinkling
e Italian. Last night the Hunchhack
was performed, and it Was aimost inn
possible to believe thai all the actors
and actresses save ore, were amsteuFs.
As for Julia, she looked about fveand-
twenty; and admiregs Of Mrs. MoWatt
ia her pslny days would ind little 70
regret Her transitions Of look, and
voice, sGd actions, from the Eilful maid
en- 70 the zu4-hearted WCmsn-the
alterations ofpride and passion, wound.
ed vanity struggling With love. aud
the never fAiling aseendeney Of the
latter, we're inimitabie Mia BuFride,
e. Helen, diFted admirable with her
o0usiu, D B. Wylia 4esars. Dunn and
Arthur Kilson sustained the by-pIay
between Stephen aud Thomas, and
Ion Perdiearis, = handsome young
Greek, looked Sir Thomas to perfection.
So crowded wa the thealer on 8 SAtur-
day that last uight Vas . repetition.
Next Saturday the Swiss Cottsge and
Used Up vii be performed
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COUNTEaFEIFs.-InfOrmation has been re-
ceived By Z. l. Barlow Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palsning OF
on persons calling for DR.. VeIloc's Pin Co-
rate an article of their own manufacture.
which they say is superior to the genuine.
We would advise ali persons 70 get the
genuine, and shOuld you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not saler any
unPrineiPled man 70 impose any other
PrepsratlOn on you, but get Br. Velloe's
Pink Cerates manufactured by e. L. Bar
vile, Tenn.
P. s.-A liberal discount made 70 dealers.
Sent by mail 70 any address on receipt q
81 IL. Be sure that you get ths genuine.
ssp74-G
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Asaerably Rooms. Cherry street.
oFPoIrE THE NAxwELL CsE-
sxsHE USD zRsIaNEp BE05 TO I F0FN "a
Y ths Citia ~ r Neshyi II. thtt nif sch n -
II ann "a W nHE ESDAH nov ~ \ 70 - -
essvs pupI. ior Ios1rucran Ia Al the nb,l, ~ IA
aan ea . n q =, Scheoi oayr, Aesiises ~ an
-at risy-; 30 misses. r al "a ~ fsifn -
ie the -esrnoons seat class from 70 Ioin th3
zsss-Isa weeks. rsa poiiArs invsa ~ n
adFance.
Weekly poireea sse-y r'sss ~ eFstil e.
Adtress box 50. 6Ea " PRATT,
notE3-~tm Taoahea
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DfAHHHGA AND DYsESfERF.-We have sz-
AHMED . great number Of letters from some
Of ths mOst prominent eitizens ia Cincin-
natl and CoVingtOn, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Disrrhaa
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mg. Woods, Of Covington, says
be was pronounced incurablo BY the De
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
9 permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the worst form Of Diarrhosa and Dys-
entsry. ap 1s-tu - th-fy
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A 4 AZ. LkNDssEzs & Co, wholesale
sutier supplies, corner OF Public Square aud
Market Street, ofEsr 70 the trade and thoir
friends at large, their grea stock9f liquors,
consisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dys Gin Cockteil, stomach Bltlers, 3chis-
dam SchRapPs, Catawba and Clar Wines,
at the low rates Of one DOL lar ner bottle.
Caifs ever5body wishing . bar yaiu- Re
member he place, corner Markct ard
Square. A. = NJ. LAxpsBszs / Co.
Oct 37-3n.
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6ovsRENEET EEPLoYEzs, such as mashin-
ists, carpenters, tesmsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certi6cstes, or Tick
cts, st the Banking House, corner OF Union
and College streets, where she very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government clairns-
CaEoKs Oh fHz DEPOsTFkST AZ LoufsyILIB,
sashsd on the very best terms.
Taos. 8. Ma
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Near 1 ouisvilIe & Nashville Depot.

CL4ssIo AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS Of
~ Muscular Energy, F1exibility and Endurance,
in a great Fhriety OF Athleac exercises by selec-
ton Of the First Artist Living. introdu ing great
Diversity Gf healthful, invigora;ng and divert ng
exhi 1itions Of Courage and Address. This exhibd-
ton i 50 entirely unexceptonabie in ats character
and influence, as to re- eise universal command
4Rnd approval n all parts OF the country, and ao-
knoWleged everywhere the most popular, instruc-
tive and economical OF all public Amuse1Dents,
being free from all features hich considered so
objectionable ia many exhibitions, by the refined
and educated classes Of the community.
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Dr.. SWsyHe's Panacea. The Great Blood
PaFifleF and CeFe foF

SerOh1iA, Ulcers aaf Wbile I'VE ling.
MarasmGs o. q Wasting 0f Fse=h, y opay.
Jlcerztsd 50rs Thro q. Zip JOINT Com plsa1L
Dark BlOtchss, or Dsfscts In lhs Skin,
Obstinate or 5esly krupcOrs, Cansers, Fry ipeas,
Weak nef and Deb It'd sysisn, sore W =,
B0ils. fei0E Sk a, Pimplss "a ths Faos. a..
lt has made some q ths "a - rrlsuirka,ie cures
q Hcrofaia on rec rd. Prersrsd o. - DT.
ssArss So, sc North sixtn street., Pflladsphia-
Sod -
". &C. Y sNfTI, DfaEassa.
OR. C1ursh al Viae Ats
sspes suskTharrs-n MAJ.
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's Gallery Of the
Cumberland At 25 Cedar st. Here
they can find thousands Of pictures Of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land.
Oct07-ff
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Do you see that group Of Ladies 90
ing or down Cedarst Nine CHANCES
out Of ten they are going or have been
70 4orse's Gallery Of the Cumberland,
p Cedar St, opposite Commercial Hotel
Oct27-tf
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NOrIOE.

a ADnrsi rseetng 81 the raeckh,ser - -
"a flrst NE bad Aahr q shv ne uiH b.
neid s So oltoe q saii haak IN tbs eay o. ibs
ss-ooaa Iseed bens ~ QJl ienfh , o Jana--
y neEl ior ~ parpoas 81 eiootn< "a % Lsfeat-
!. 8. OGDES. cushier.
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Pearl MinIafnres-

MoRsE Is the first 10 introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call ct the Gallery of the Cumber-
land" and judge for yourself oI4,tG
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Found.

NYR4R vE1DQUsRrENs. isT nTyIsf n. TON
~ ArmT Cor :. Leaf sEk FoCsEf fOJd,
o. tainin<a snna SIN q nolsy end .5nia ,s4p.rs
2 oEoer cao o0-un NE sans " deco isina pro-
p9rty. On aprtcs ion as ihs once. snd - inF
charges. ~.
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GALLERY
or THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs DE vIsTTE OF
" distinguished of6cers Of the Federal and Con-
federate Army and Navy. for sale, Wholesale and
Retail liberal discount made 70 dealers
Retail price. Is cent?. sent 70 any part Of the
country By ma a, on receipt % an order with the
money, at -smOR6E6 0aLI-ERT OF THE CUM.
bKRIAND,s Is Cedar street. Nashville, Tenpee-
sec. Also, for sale Card pictures Of prominent 40
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Recelved fbIs nav

Caobages, Potatoes, Apples, Butter. Lard
and q variety Of cho &c Groceries az W. ".
T0tten's, No. 70 College Street. All vho
are fond Of good living can Tad anything
they may want Boyl6-tf
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Is there more than one Gallery in
NashVilleR One would suppose not
from never hearing of any but the
Gallery of the Cumberland"
Oct27-tf
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Every Family shOHld haVr DR.. SWayne's
Bowel Cordial.

II cures Dyssutsry and Diarrhna
It cures Choiela dorbls al pain "
" Il cures OOle, CramD Ia the Siomarh -
rave tbs ises u your Children from tha TO oaan
atsl effects Of summer CON a iin - y 4 Ine
sEsyne's Bowel Cordial 4 10 very pis1ssnt, and
alvey rsllsbs. Prspa-ed oniy b Dr. swATsE q
5Os, Phls5elphia rod By
NJ &C. ". SMITH Drugrsts,
Nsahslls Tenn
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Psrlors, large and elegant, for the accom-
mediation Of visitors, at T. J. Merritt &
Co.'s new Gallery, A. Church street.
nov4-tf
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A Scholarship in Baeon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. A BGrcaiA oas
Be AGd- Apply 20 or address this Office.
nOvlS-tt
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Rsglnentsl and Company Books
and Papers Lest.

A BOX CONTAINING TIE COMPANY AND
~ ReFmentai Books ard RApsrs q the etth No
va ii ensT7 une lost e ne depot 81 TIE Nashville
~ fl1ussur rzroad on the even ne 81 the xpsh of
keEerstser Tl.e boa ls supposed - b " been Ia
hon yg mistake ey some cary reinoyinN boxes
florn frs aeprf shsf eFensng. fhs booka and pa-
s~rr - il fnkhs ths keKIneni. but worthless
=. - - elaa Ang one rsfrrning the box and
ooutent1 ar giving inf Tme.ion where f1eJ msy -
olenined vii b suitably rewarded ~
<ase corndsR 2tth No. Vel IEf, 2d Brig, ID pv-
siea, i6fh 4 c /, Nashyine, Tsen,,
da16-ets
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FYsAKFS rr BY n. y. WlLLIAM2, STRAY
L CgH, sven miifs frcm Nashville, nsar the
kclsnstflle Turnpike. Dssr.ct Q. ?. q sls io3os-
Trsxksd 81 red eosoF, and white tied Apprsts-
"a 3 sz5, b Janss Phll.ps ~ En MrPhsrson-
AL-E1 Mcdaniel. Ranger.
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Just received spisnuid A.sortment
Of the finest French Merinoss mAnu>
factursd, 81 0Aneron, erisr 3 Goa
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Old Pictures copied 70 lie siss. and far
nishea at T. J. Merritt 4 Co.'S, AZ Church
street. novf-tE
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NO. 2Os.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Just resolved good assortment Of Camp
Chairs and Stools We also have on hand
large lot Of Burt 4 Terhune's cavalry Booss-
SCOTT, KEEN 400,
decl-lm Sou side Public square.
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fetteF, Itch, Seald Head, BlOtches, salt
Rheum. All EFuDfious

- rr. 8Esyos An-heai bg . rtr,snt
Dr sEsynss Al hsaiing u tnsut"
Never f4ls b ouro The most Ordinate cas~s
sod b. v. =. O. ". sMifH, Dfugusis.
HashvIfla.
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aeYan fhlrfr Roads

WIN be received in payment for goods
by SCorT, KEEs < Co
October I3-2m
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1Ae Gspstsi Comm adsng ne Pot DR. 81 tssi
hgar Q hrer S@looos snd ~ 0ss Vhers B .uors
ales 5ssr, % vines are kept aad a, - Gel aui
q'a1naes q hqaog4, b stopi - untI f9r-ha.
ders
ms sep he rsenxds As nsoeasary { a Ne pfeses.
lslzss ] HUNTER BR oKE,
deo1 - Cat 30 - asrshrf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08
Valuable Farm for Sale.

~YE ARE OFFERING FOR sAIIE vFRT
W valuable FARM, near the NolsnsFllle
f-ke 20 miles from the city. containing ~ Acres
q chOiee land Brick residence, 7containing iour
rooms, besides kitchen, smoke house, SD other
outhouaass exceilent syring Of EsfeT and greaf
vadetyof fsuit trees. ,.APPlE q, ,...s,..,
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