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HEADQ Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OTyicE CaIEF CounIssAKY Or SvEsIsrsSCE,
MsauvfUru YrgE Ma ~ lzs5

HEADQ Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND
OFsIcE CaIET CoEnIssAEN Or SVEsTsTsScE,
RksHyiLlE, INN, Mag ~, is65
HEALED Proposals sre respectfully invited BY
- the undersigned until X O'Clock, n. june
y lss5. Tor furnishing tie United stSes Suhsis-
ta,,e p-partmsut gith THEE ThOU5AND Sool
HEAD Of BEbF CATTLE, on the Hooa 70 +
delivered and weighed On TIE scales 81 me y. B.
Ca,ue Colral- ~ sshvlle, lean IN lots q one
,boussnd 1900 esch every ter 40 days, hst de-
'ivery OF one thousand QoQl head be msae
~ ~ hefoN June 81, ls6S. They must sversg-
C1e fAcUssnd pOQ1 pounts gross ~eIghL.. All fA-
ne shart 81 eight hbodred tso9l PousCs Ercss
vssht. bulls, siAcs oxen. SAD cows vii be reject
- Fe-h BID Is secure considerauon mus be ac-
eompaniea ny tho usual guasAateos q respoHsi-
bly-
snd bs prepared 70 give b1nds Snd ngn the cen
- bs'ore iesvine ME once The Government
reserves thSrrht 20 rslect any and Al bus c5Dsd'
cred unIeasoEabe-
prvmentt5b b. made sqer each dciveTv, II funds
ar on hand. n nose 90 hand, % b Usde ~ soor
- received
Propo.sis must b. endorsed distinctly "Psora-
SIS rla Ban CATrIE," and addressed % Cspt j
/ Il Ra.dC.S. Y sod Chef G. 5, Department q
l tba ClusbarSnd. Nashville. Tenn
Esch perzon or every member o. ahrm o1eTini
/ a pr1nossl. must ~acconyany 10 " N oath q ale
Eancet 70 DE Uaited states Government
J.. c READ,
Capt Aad c. s ", and Chlefc. 3 DC
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Tr-out regard 70 value, and uotto b pad fr III
I'll YOU Know Hhzf you vii receive.
Among thos8 $40 have acknowledged tcs re-
ssrus q. VALUABLE Gl~T- drawn iron tbs Asso-
reuon % &C an 4, t8s5. TIE foloFtng Er1Iy per
- bsr aossak .HoE Hsvss, Com Mo
icon. value $50 W.T. Wihs. W2d y p
lssrond Cius3-r Pm, Taiue SOS Mr. re Iappan,
70 fork -. rod y cn, vdos SlEa Shs hleo
r.. D1cEen-ou, BaEh.mPton. y a.. aa pde0nf -
lac 500. 4r. r z sto1e, Sc renth -, y fotk,
Fano. value SO Mr. Ihcs e MlAer. . rsnt 2,
p, Damond alcg- wu- sEa- he Elea j.
Peck -Puukaeld, Es- Aslo cor vAe 10 ~
l. Var Eper, " smnEtou, = - 90 Hunlne
Qas~d watch. value $40. EtUsrd r. Lindsays
Worcester. Mass, Piano, Talus 81 hHs y p
FarUan, Dubuque. Iowa Diamond Ear b1nps, "a
q Q 81. Fnnas 1 m1rlu, 70 Pear %, Alnanyf
NF, Mu=c BIZ. raue 50 Ma 4 c inEersol.
Urlana, Oaio silver sst, ualne 80 L-ut 2
HendreB, Nlar4'a hctel Nesffn<tous c. 81
ser Pz-s1t Lever Wstch. value 50. Capt Var
Many persoas Eho have drawn taluab o prbes,
90 hot y 81 her lanes paolsned Or - night 81
tend tH8hsL
EAsgEa Or ssTlsUros.
CERTIFICATES naming esch article nd u
gALrE, are placed b eaet eavel0pes, ghich an
sell mixed IN q thee EnFeiopes, Containing
tie Cerad ate o. Order Tor some Arela, worth a
issst one doilar q relali vi o dsiiV-rd q on
0Hcr, c. cent bp mai ~ Any addrers, EthOat q
gard 30 choioa, o. ne ~ eipt q = cena. The
nursha-sr VII sos sast Arncie g duFu. and q.
rEu-. shch nay - tom one 70 HFa burdroc
Dollar, and ca tEen Eand One Dollar and roceifs
be artic e named.
EsEo ~BlanEs-EFsy puzchaaeE Eets Faua
Parties dsaang sHth q msy depeni on haginl
,-.o - refurra arf he artacr dmau VII - IN
ned ifsiy ss1s 70 Any address y fstun nal q
sEpre-s-
Enurs satstsccon Guanantasd 10 MgAe
1a-s1 Cenlaeasss iaE oas Dollar Tairtoen ~
~ lar ara-
Arsuts Wadtsd. ssad = zanp kr . Orsular. Al
r. BENTON 3 90,
Boz E8I Posto0ea HsE YORK.
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WALL PAPER.-In addition to their sl-
ready good stock Of paper, Messrs. Merritt
& Hill expect BY the latter part OF next
week, a large supply of French, American
and German paper, consisting Of the hnes;
gilt, glazed, and decorative. Also, cheap
common paper, ell styles, AID Of the very
latest psttora. This paper will DO found
hereafter at their Wall Paper store, South
east oozaoT Of Church and Marker streets.
in the building formerly occupied By 2
Harnp. lUns2-t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

THEATEE.-Helen-nOt the 10 vely damsel
We read about, who created a stir in an.
eisnt tinos-bui Helen Western, the Re
Nliehing setress OF our own day and gen
station is here again. AL ''the boys" who
have been dying 70 see her since she won
- heara last winter, are on the "'kp
% see eFthrough again. They were
-aua la', hight md gave her g glorious
They aud all their friends
WI be there again to.,igbt 20
re' me devil - in Paris and
suna'y o,nef character, which she has
mae 81 heF own TIE Happy Man" con-
olndes The evenings os-terssiBn.-.
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At meeting Of the Beard Of Aldermen,
Saturday, a message was read from Msyor
Smith, il which he called attention 70 the
imPerious necessity Of procuring grounds
for & new cemetery, the old one being on
tirely flied. This u q matter Of much in
terest 70 the citizens Of Nashville, and we
doub. not The CITY Council viii &C. upon it
promptly. There should be no unneeessa-
~ delsy. Tho purchase eli new grounds
cannot be avoided, aud should be made at
once
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There we're four hundred marines in the
city yesterdBy-sn importation by the
river. They undertook % take the town
into their keeping but the light infantry
guards protested, aud put z oonsidsrabie
number o. them m the Isw breakers pur-
gaiory. Gunboats on aud can't win.
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An old man named Ramsey went 70 S
house Of ill-fams yesterday. he came
sway minus Sis, OF which be was relieved
by another visitor, s horse marine. Poor
old man he has now neither morals nor
money.
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The largest and best assorted stock Of
Table Linen in the South st Csmeron's
Grier & Goa which they offer at the lowest
possib]e rata.
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The Gem nfihe raIIaf.

The world says. Is SoGodont. Itrende-s the
teeth pesrly white, gives 20 the breath {
fragrant odoT, eKtinguishing the III humorS
which Usually 90 from e bad and neglect
cd set of teeth Sozodont is so convenient.
snd produces a sensation az once 80 delight
iul, that makes it 8 pleasure to use it. sold
by all Druggists. juRe6-tts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

We are indebted TO Messrs Cone & Tun-
nell ioy the June number Of the "Catholic
World" The following is ia table Of con-
fonts:
The Workings Of the Holy Spirit in the
Church Of England.
4 Russian Religious
Tbs Stolen Sketch.
Imperial and Royal Authors.
History Of a Blind Deaf Mute.
Twilight in the North.
A Night in a Glacier.
Constance Sherwood.
French Cochin China.
Consslyi's Memoirs.
Hymn by Mary Queen Of scotis.
Many Years Ago At Upheld.
4 Lost Chapter Of Church History Re-
covered.
Miscellany, Art. New Publications.
We are Slso indebted 70 tho came firm
for Cincinnati sud Louisville dailiss, Frank
Jeslio's Illustrated and other Weeklies.
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BuooD.-one Of the most prevalent causes
Of diseases oil the eyes, IS an impure state
Of the blood. A frequest Cause Of impure
blood is an abnorml condition OF the digest
i've apparatus. Ii digestion be impaired
ana the blood impoverished, the whole
( systom mus suaer the consequences; soon
rendering The patient miserable and often
wishing for death to relieve their almost
/ intolerable suffering. The success OF Dr..
Aborn has been almost unparalleled IN the
treatment OF these diseases. oGce room
No. /, Commercial Hotel.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
|. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
5a9 Broadway, New York.

amend Pms. Brooches sud Far drops. Ladies
Sets. Brooch and Ear DrCpa. Gold aud Cora Jef
zni sold, fiorsntns, hcsaic Jet Lava sndCaneo
5iesvs Buaous. ses o. 5.1ds, Vest and AscE
nains, Pa napdC Chased Goid Rings, cold Tim
hlss. Lockss New style belt Buckles, Cod Pep
9 d pe1cls. Fancy Work Boxes Gold PEGS Fth
gcIF rrf = liver EEtensiou Bold r., and q large 49,
-ortne1f o. F.ne JeUs y q every description o.
hs bq-t make and --latest styles, valued e.
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A pugilistic encounter was expected yes
day, BETWEEN a couple of roughs, who can 9
here from north Of the Ohio. Capt. Love
10Y was on the ground with q squad Of
patrols TO take charge Of the mill-ers if
they went 10 grinding really.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

Dls C4frrLtoA Circus. - This popular
company viii remain IN Nashville & few
Gays longer, and are now on the lot near
Louisville depot, Market street, to day At
~ o'clock, AID with the change OF loca
ton there will be grand change IN the pro
grEmme.
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River and steamboat News.

ARRIVED
W m. butierp -Ue2
DEPARTURES.
Emma Floyd ~...C Cincinnati.
Clara Dunning -.--.,.-------
River falling slowly with4H fseton Har-
peth Shoals.
Business at levee extremely dull. Moth
ing whatever doing.
The regular packet, Vim. Butler, will
leave for ST. Louis today st 10 o'clock.
Passengers should bear this in mind and
make their arrangements accordingly. The
Butler is q first rate boat sEd has attentive
officers.
The Lady Franklin, Capt. Finkbine, will
leave this afternoon at i P. n, for Louis
Vile and Cincinnati, send down your
freight and go aboard yourself.
"My Lord" is suffering very much from
an attack of the GoUr, contracted while on
q recent trip to St. Louis on the Mephsm.
Tho Bermuda left Louisville for this port
last Saturday.
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PuoroeRAFHs.-Photographs Of Generals,
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, Tor sale Wholesale snd
retail. Remeruber the place, Gallery ofthe
Cumberland, 2sCed4r street, opposite Com
nsrcisl Hotel. msy27-tf.
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NOTICE.

AL FEnS0Sa HAVIEG CLAIsB aGAINsT
~ ths Bh Cavalry DIVISION, commsEasf ~ BIS
vi hAlof 6enarI Latch, VII fnd ii 10 ther ~.
yaaqgs . eal On I. O. BpsA Sc. 10 ohsFTy 81
%. AGnb Ho1Hal spfi[n
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Notice.
,,T TIE 90 s0.sY S! * ssi s sos y

TIE ADAMS TX Asd cuhfieHsl
Puaa saCAza NaaauelE Msy Do o.
nov have ar orr once ou Pubic aa1sre,
w be following unclaimed ~ gEa. Eh8th has
ascum hrsd 20 our HsEgsgs hoom 10 chatatro9ga
Dspo and q not esliedEr % AIRY ds5a ed s.
20 4 % pay cha g-st
{ Ilu1E,l 10 MARX
! F91. a. KID h.CITCB Boon. ~ararsna. lena
q DeE. J5essa Meh- Eng. snl Hah
I Fon. NJ marx,
g e. q 30
Tnak. ~ thcheek,
boE. u smith Tel. oHce, Stevenson, Ala
I I4unk, - Hrun NASH
] JACOB Hann, hsshYile
! Bundle El-h uheas.
I CIR q Bag
2 Rola Bisnksts, % mGrt,
I Bua1 o. clofh, 4"
! Trunk, no marx
Win ch~ck
/ Box Cspt " Mess, Nssh
n marx
I Nalsa. 10 uaagk
g Oarpet Bags, 20 marx
% pi.r4s .
1 sadE Tools
n B.-Psrsons csrnE Er a1y o. fhe ahsva an.
ces. Eho are uns qua ntad 10 Aa ofles. muetfuua
mssna0 o. prsper ideuukrauon-
mayia-im JoEL DAVIS. Agent
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Mollie Seats keeps a house Of ill-tame on
Jefferson street. Jacob Flohn, Co. F, 45th
New York was shot there last night, the
ball entering the left arm below the elbow,
inhicting a painful wound.
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FoR sALE-For $3.50 dollars, sn extra
draft horse, express wagon and harness,
complete. Enquire of Geo. E Cooper, three
doors delow the Post Office, Church street.
June 6-3t.
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John Alex. Campbell. ESQ. formerly Of
Cleveland, Tenn, but lately Of this city
has removed 20 Clsrksville, for the purpose
OF predicting his profession. He is q law
yer OF ine ~attaiuments, and as most worthy
man in al respects. We commend him to
our ClarkRYinn fnenaa.
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Parties dosiring q complete set Of Bar
Fixtures, ali Of the Finest Ware, will 90
well BY calling on US Immediately at Con-
gress HslI, opposite Sc. Cloud Hotel, IS we
are shout to change our business.
lest +. L. PERsIs & Co.
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Butter or Ice always on hand ct the
Butter Depot Of CLARK L Gregory. Fami-
lies may always got good Fresh Butter OF
Ice, in quantities to suit, at the Butter De-
pot, So Broad street.
ie2-Im CLARK & GREGoET.
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PEoNoTloS.-CoL !. K. Moore, Of the
lI5th III. Vol. Rsgt., the present honored
and Efficient commander commander Of the
"a Brig ist Div 9Th A. c., has lust been
made a Bdgadi0r General by Brevet His
promotion has been meritoriously conrsr-s5
aud Is received with universal sstiss.ct;on
BY HE many friends GENERALS, and bv thu
men q his command in particular. Tho
only regret is that he is not Brigadier Gen
eral without the "Brcvet." The General +,
Professionally 5 Methodist clergyman, Of
considerable eminenoe, and should he 70
tire from the service, and return to his vO-
cation, IS IN all probability he soon viii,
having served three years, it viii be dl6
cult for his friends, in addressing him, or
IN speaking Of him, to conform At once to
his altered position, snd recognize in the
late Genera, he Rev. Parson.
II Ohio can boast Of a lighting Psrson"
in the person Of EI.Col. Moody. so can Il
linois in the person Of Gen. J. II. Moore.
Tho stesmsr Peytona is one Of the splen-
aid packets thst run between Louisville and
New Orleans. She is a remarkably fine
beat, and very fat. Her Com mander,
Campbell, and Clerk, Armstrong, are Seu-
tsmen Of the old school, who have not
been deterioruted by the maligu influences
Of the day. Person who travel on Der are
doubly fortunate, in having an elsgan,
boat with fut rate sceommod atoms, and
such oBcers 70 provide for and protect
them.
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Amongst She returned citizens we note
on the streets, Or. Paul Z. Eve, Rev. c. T.
Quintsrd, Dr.. J. W. Morton, snmg r. An
deTson, aud Gen. Il C. Foster.
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Mr.. Thos. Z. Crunk, merchant Of this
city, but & resident Of Edgefeld, lost a child
Saturday night. under very distressing cir
~cumstsncea. The child was IN with dux,
for which the family physician prescribed
an oPiRte IN twelve powders. Tho prescrip-
ton wss taken 10 the Drug Store Of Mr..
Gray IN Eigelsld, where il was filed. IN
fortunately the clerk mistook twelve for
four, end made only four powders. One Of
these was administered to the child, and tho
result was death. We are informed that
clerk subsequently discovered his mistake,
and sought 10 correct 1t, but too late.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
to suit the times, and warrsnts satisfaction
in AL cases. See general advertisement
and call at his oEce, No. % Dssdrick street
first foOr, Up stairs. uay l7-tL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

0CR Jos OFFoE-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in The pestest style, and At the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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Hsy.torB. Oats,

For ssle. A very choice lot Of bay, Corn
and Oats, So cheap ss the cheapest, and
none better in Nashville market. Call on
Clark q Gregory, So Broad street, for bar
gains slwsvR June2 Nv
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Billy Collier Was around last night. and
Ed. Davis. They furnished Us with 4 sup
ply Of reading matter, in tho shape Of
newspapers.
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For sale At this ofbce, one good Tobacco
Screw. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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Here's your Inulel offered for sale IN
Washington city, by Q~usrternsster General
Meigs. Go and get him.
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We return our ihanks 10 Adams Express
Company fo- late New York and Cincin-
nat papers.
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Extra ind eements offered at Cameron
Grier L Co.'S on ell goods sold by the
piece.
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VIZ. P. EATox & Co, are our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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For sale a thin Office. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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Old Papers for sale at this oGce. The
ls-gest in the city.
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New lee DfpoL. IS Broad street.
Butter Depot.

The best Ice for sale at the Ice Depot Of
Clark & Gregory, So Brosd street.
iune2.Im
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TUESDAY. JUNE 6, 1866.

JANIS B. QrrsBT, of the National Barnsr,
5 our sole Advertising Agent FOR Gin
~s--oEE
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Very PhanreyI

The card photographs OF the Co~nfederacy
in Petticoats. photographed by Hau, and
for sale at Hail & Co.'S Gallery, corner Of
Cedar street and Public Square. Iw
"Nohiag Y 10 Us nor GRgkt set doom N
nalics."
Do you want 30 play 81 ten piDs2 If so,
where can you find a more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street? Are you fond Of lit
tie wine "for thy stomach's sake" or an ex'
cellent cigar, If so, call OF Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be IN
want Of a comfor1 able home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by all means Try
Edwards and oIr word for it you viii b
satisfied. junel-lm
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WanEad.

a tQieH Hti1F lsiy % ka .nr--r1
"a com ieas 70 seen AL tlsEls
$50 unt fatmca'a at fau au - --
o. q kood opee ug ur a cGnr.g Oh t saI ..I
sQmeAlefu pa hc4tuc4g 0r lrnn $50 t.n..aE
NJ BIT crrden lts rca Re cty q -rrs
q compelelcy fBd les sri
A1tlI CAa.E
Wa7H-iaR l1u hr
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APEoFooaAsa 0iSesl ina good bssIasss
'esh'y for rent. address Box 47l. P. o.
Juass-eodtt
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EvE AND EAE.-TreGted uPoa scientific
principles, BY DR.. AbOrn, Commercial HO-
tel.
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Bocr AoFS i-Hsi Claiborne "hold your
osta."
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SALE OF COSDEm I'd
Horesu

~ eHsose a. Plo c Au.taa .a .Er.
Ia 3eifa tEot1cE. hs m
met Aersaa.
EayF~A Ca.- a.aa
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10 Rant

DAFT q good store nr soma uh1lsssf, hsL
u nesa 9ly Goods, or HN and shss
preered Aadfes4 We Sea SO Fostohoe.
nHyl=n.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
CHAyaE o. TIgE. The trains on the Louis
VILE and Nashville Railroad arrive and
depart as follows:
Leave Nashville at .............7:0 n.
" .--..645 ?. NJ.
Arrive ct Louisville P. NJ.
" -...5.00 A. n.
Leave Louisville at.....-.7:0 200 A. N.
sF-s.asss.-a.fsbu r he
Arrive at Eashvine.-.5:3O A. NJ.
=" " ....5.3O ?. N.
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u U5T received and for sale by
CONE 4 TUNEELL,
mayl26 No, 20, Cherry street
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Nashville, June sth, 1885.
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for Cincinnati sud Louisville dailies, Franl
Beslie's Illustrated and other Weeklies.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
A G A n D..

Editor of 7eiegrayh'
In reply to many letters and inquiries from
people in this section of the country, the UNDER
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that our renowned prep
aration, known rs Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is GER
tain cure for Dyspepsia, in its worst stages =
Many cures of long standing, within our own
acuuaintance, have been completely, and We be-
lievo permanently cured. 1t will stop. distress
after eating almost instantancously, and enables
tho dyspeptc who has lived for years upon Ora
ham bread and the plaincst diet to cat as heartily
as he pleases, and anything he chooses, without
danger of distress, or souring, or rising ON the
stomach. 1t is an nfalliblc corrcctor Of indiges-
tion md constipation, creates healthy appetite,
stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness at the
stomach, pains, cramps, or cholic i'll either stom-
ach or bowels, and sweetcns offensive breath, as
soon as YOU take it, and by enabling tho patient
to take plenty of hearty food, (Which is the pa
rent of health" produces vigor, strength and
energy. In every trial We have known, it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sufferings, weaknesses, debility and loss of
power, giving instead proper actEity and tono
to tho stomach and organs of digestion, and as
we confidently believe, and as tho published ccr-
tifcates in our circulars, nlmanacs, and in many
of the leading journals, from convalcsccnt pa
ticnts will confirm, completely, permanently, and
almost miraculously, "curc the worst case of
Dyspepsia in cxisteNcc.' We warrantit in every
instance. 1t can be obtained Mt all the Drug
Stores in the Uuited States and Canadas, at 81 90
per bottle, or six bottles for So 90.
G. q. CLARK & CO.;
.H ...' PR0PRIETORS,
TS-G-1y,1 New Haven, CT
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
]. W. fArRrER, C. LEoBENsrEIS. s. $. PARRIER
Ho. Ye Boot and Shoeless!

TNIIE undersigned would call attention to their
l. large and well selected stock of Boots and
Shoes which they are now receiving and opening.
They consist of all the lutc styles and patterns,
and were selected with great care for this market
and will be sold at the lowest prices possible.
They would solicit an examination of the same,
feeling confident from long experience, together
with their ample facilities for manufacturing to
suit, both as rsgartls quality indignantly. Their
stock is comprised as follows:
Men's Kip and Calf Boots and Shoes.
Boys and Youths kipand Calf Boots and Shoes.
Soldiers and Misses Calf, Goat, and Kip Boots.
Misses and Chldrcns Caters.
Childrens Shoes in Great variety.
FARRIER, LE0BENsTEIN & co.
s. S. FAREIER, Manager. [s-l9-tf.l
N. Disconnected with our stock we have con-
stantly on hand, for sale, calf skins, kip skins,
upper and sole leather, all of the hest material.
S. S. FARRIER.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

The Toronto Globe publishes return show
ing that the number of abres assessed in Up
per Canada is lS,l74,00O and in Lower Can
ada, l3,553,000. The number of rate-payers
assessed in Upper Canada is 2S5, 900, and in
Lower Canada, 2ll 900. The assessed value
Of real estate in Upper Canada is $240, 0,00O,-
600 and in Lower Canada, SI69, 100000
The assessed value of personal property in
Upper Canada, S25,000,000, and in Lower
Canada, $,400,004. This statement includes
cities, towns, and counties.