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~JNIvERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL.,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
II THe TkFsrsRsr OF DHBNsEs, -
OROWEnR HIN WITH 5Ucotz3 IL
OFHHH BTAThN, As tl ~ -
NaNHVTLLE fENNHE8ER.

- 49,.
For further information ia regard 70
the skillful success in the treatmcnt Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 SIM
ks TuzRAIEUTics and MATERlA MEDlcA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the beat work in the United States,
where YOU viii find DR.. Mc6ilPs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For al diseases IN this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaraD-
teed With my general practice : treat
the following
CAroaIc Czaes
.ith s.ugsch,ni Rheumatism. Af8eHcas q tns
Lrngs; Disesss Of ne Tnrsst sEelsd solnta
sir Umhs, Psunsy, Pains, Uce1 Cares, drzFslt
Diseases q ths Heart a1d u 81 lnfkmmanon 81
~ Stomach, NeurEgia, KingH Em OF bcronla,
Deafness, Diseases q ne Eyes, peo1aAd syS
tsns, DyspspEa OF Indgesaoz. nd cousumpaon
sogetheS VITA AZ Private Diseases aEt
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
10 Ske ladies'
An Aancforh a fhe Wor1u ueated WIN auccea1.
Tkoso MEnalLsdas Vho have ben % unoEtn,
. thsr nj on Z 6und prsgnass b. rvi1g ms
stsrIiity.
Youne Msrdsd Ladies whose miaortzas 4 has
been not b bring birth IN due session. femelaoeL
God has sid ton should multiply and reraenAh Y
10 4 vour df~ira Fou can oonauit M eilneT ~
later or IN psrson- No LADY of@ h1J-dFe IpsH
al Ne nssd rake appbcaaon- AtUHnEAca1on1
~ istter o. pNBoa strictly eoanasa1L
KIght KmIssleHs Cured.
fouag Man, stop bef7rs you nrees 81. % AZ
&c. mbeet 70 Man. t1o1e u 20 dlsesa 20 har1
10 eurs - Might Emsscass aud p1Ts2iana ars
-carcs lhst Understand Eeacna Z; and 70 you ! en-
az tnaf I have cured doza19 In his CITY - vel a.
N digerent aeues, wh0 have spa1t dolax 9isT al
ard are nne vel cured b. ne Ian dAiT 70
esiving kttaa AID sondizE medcno 70 ~ pars y
he country. In . word, ~ hat Ar 1Eased 10
ny way, ad NJ give ne . ell, VII eve @ss-
acton kr Al 81 0e 0Eeaass mru1onoa 10 AZ -
TsrisannsnL IN bes 81 rcsreEca gra 10 ms
ely. Efr.
DE HcaiLT,
uEiou Street., Hashsfle. fsna-
aai-IE sfi ua~f silh es-aart sta@ fss
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Alarge number of discharged volunA
.teertare enlisting in the regular army.
They have doubtless become attached
toa soldiers life.
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Whether ssosIpssd for or not.
Nashville TrOttiBg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPENl
5000 oRsred 10 Pur.e.r

THE folloWinR Sweepstakes are now open, 10 be
run for over tie Na-hvill Course Ga the 26th,
27th and 2sth Of Junes
MoRDAY June 20. sTeepstakes for horses that
have never trotted q mile under $50 Subscup-
ton $50 each, p p, with 500 added by the Associa-
ton. Mile heats, best three in I'VE, in harness. To
name and close tie 27th day Of June.
PUEsDAY, June Z7~.-SWeepstakes for horsea that
never toued a mile under 40. substitution SIS
each, half forfeit, with 500 added BY The Associa-
lion, mile heats, best three II I'VE N harness. To
name and c,ose the 2lst day Of June.
"WEDNESDAY, Jure Is -5Weepstakes f0r SIT trot-
ting BE- rsss, mile hests, beat three n eve in bar
ness SGbscri "i;on 800 each half forfeit The A.
rOciEtion 70 sdd 500, II three or more Start: ifonly
two start, the ASSOCIATION TO aid s25O. To name
and close on the 2lst dsv Of June.
Nominations u - made 20 The undersigned. en-
closing = Tote HiIh approved sesEnty Tor he s.
mount Of the Forfeit.
Z. Z. JONES, seorsiary,
msyls-u Gazette Ofacs. Nashville, Tenn.
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IA OARn.

TUE undersigned keep constantly On had 4
Il we'd assorted stock ~ Iroa, Casalga Nals,
epnngs, Axies, Copper. Lnc, aaah, 6ia-s. kxss'
Ho&5 Hoss. Cotton Serapefs, Thfashi1r Hachines'
Corn Shrders, sraT Gutter heFon 1mDer. Fire
Buck snd 04y. hydrulc cemeot Hsstsr Rsrs.
Brass Iva AM Poueian keuiea R5na. Purev
Blocks, Gnndetonea, H1ckfs lnbn prooms
ffnur, Lard, Asd OnSenas. sld4snous o;her ~.
noles required ~ ug snd coanuy Irata unsah
VIZ LYcs O
neytt-m &Market sTee4
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Judge Bergien, an Influential citizen,
made a speechin Dallas county, Ala. a
short tine ego. be said the war had
tetlIod v guestions-secession and
elayefy-Ioth adversely to the South,
and be oounselled Cancellation and
moderation.
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Notes Of all the denominations nsmsd will lie
promptly furnished upon recep: OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Settles is precisely SINH.
lar IN form snd privileges to the sevea-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
toitself the opaon o; paying interest in gold CON
at per GEN.. instead Of TsIO,as IN currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July l5sh, al the time when they slbscroe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seyen-thirt "a viii commenoe on the Isl Of June
and will he made promptly and coutnuois ly alter
that dste.
The slgIt change msde IN the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES sfects only the matter o. interest.
The payment in god, II made, OH be equisulent
70 the currency interest," Of the h gaer rate.
The Ierura to specie payneats in the event Of
which oniy viii the option to pay nterest in Gold
be avdled q. would 50 reduce aud ~equALzs prices
that purchases made with six per cent IN gold
would be fully equal to those mste wish seven and
threetenths per cent in currency. This IS the
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Notice of Insolvency.

FFHh insolvency Of the estate OF Jas. NJ. Collie
hsVing been suggested, al persons having
elAus sgalnEt Il airs required to he Them win tht
Glerk OF the County Court Of Rutherford county
Tennessee by he hrst day Of september next. or
ihls nouce VIII he plead 10 bar against their coliec-
ton. This ist Of June. 1855.
Junell-Ei'" JOHN W. CLARK, Admr.
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- - * Mao0n G. Ger

Carr TRAys-The Macon GA Her
aid Of the 3lst May says;
The celebrated pistol shot whose
name and renowned skill has been the
wonder Of the world, has permanently
located here, and will shortly open a
gallery for The accommodation of par
ties who are fond Of this pastime, over
Hoigkin's gun establishment on Null
berry street Crowds no doubt will vis-
10 him. not only ON account OF his
wonderful skill, but also 70 learn them
telyes.
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THIS OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANY has
IL bsen doing business IN Nashville md Hcinisy
for the lsss two years, and By IT, promutnass II
paying losses hf fbecoms iuFIT popular. 1 7
g. 3. nMlfH. General AGENT
Once Al 7. n. Rhodes& Co.'S safouev Housa
aprl3-Sm Dnan street
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Taxes.

"A LLhersons Who have not paid their taxes for
"a 1861, and wish 70 ssse the accumulation OF N.
terest and cost, had better call on A.. A. Byas,t
80; 70 ~ Pubic Square, and settle ~ imms
eiaVey. he is authorized % rece ut ria same Tor
%. Q G DEGRONE.
JuaelV-iWN Collector for 1851
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less hSn s2sloOo,ooo Of TIE Loap Eufhorizsd by
ee last Congress are now 90 the MARKET THIS
amount 1t tho rate al which it is being absorbed.
wi Be subscribed for within sixty dsys, when the
notes vii undoubtedly oOmusBd a premium. as
hss uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scuptions To other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town snd section
Of the country may be Sforded hcihhss fr taxing
TIE losn, the National Banks. State Banks, and
Private Brokers saroughout TIE county have gen
erAlly agreed 20 receive subscriptions Il par. Sub
seu5ers VII seleet their own agents, in whom they
.hsve confidence. and Who Only are responsible Cor
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Veterinary Surgery.

TUE Undersigned kavng .cpened . NetsraeJ
u Hospital ~ No. 49, Front AoseL rlos he
I'd hrdga Landing, respectfully hoGs Ha pa~
roHaee d hs fHends dthaconH1alz4HFs
loeEff efAERIZ.
k@Ihs bezt a rah7er1M Rfsn.
nny&-1me
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HUUHL OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, June l0, 1865.
The House was called to order at 6
o'clock
IL on THIRD READING.
By M. Mullins: Requiring the mem.
bers of the General Assembly to take a
certain oath Passed and referred to
Judiciary Committee.
SENATE BILLS OK EcoXD HEADING.
Senate bill No. Ga, to facilitate legal
proceedings, and for other purposes,
with report Of Judiciary Committee re-
commencing its rejection. Postponed
10 the October session.
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REsPossE OF THR spEAKER


GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE: I extend
to you my kindest feeling for this ON
pliment you have been pleased TO be,
stow on me as the presiding officer Of
the Senate. / feel, gentlemen, that 1
have endeavored to the best Of my poor
ability to discharge the duties imposed
on me az speaker with impartiality at
least and I owe much to you for your
kind aid and cooperation in msintain-
ing order. feel that / have no lsngus
age at my command to fully express
my gratitude to you for your kindness;
II at any time | have said or d6ne any
thing TO hurt the feelings Of any Sena
ator, / here withdraw any such remark
and ask you not to remember it in the
future.
Gentlemen Of the Senate, take bone
with you and each Of you my kindest
regard and highest respect Ibid you,
one and all, farewell.
Mr.. Senter offered Senate resolution,
that the thanks Of the Senate are due
and are hereby rendered to E P Cone,
Principal Clerk of the Senste, and IT s
Flagg, Assistant Clerk of the same, for
the prompt efficient and gentlemanly
manner in which they have discharged
the duties Of their respective positions
That the thanks OF the Senate are
due and are hereby rendered to Charles
E Morse, James c Rogers and Duncan
R. Doris, Reporters, for the general
accuracy with which they have report
ed the proceeding Of this body.
Also, the thanks of the Senate are
hereby rendered George c. Cate, for
The promptness with which he has
discharged the duties of his position
and his uniform disposition to oblige
The Senate then adopted House
joint resolution, that the General As
sembly adjourn on Monday at nine
o'clock, to meet again on the first Mon
day in October.
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~.
Gerriu Smith was invited by the fol-
low ngpsrscns, TO deliver IN address at
the Cooper Institute on she evening OF
the SIN inst, on "The Present Attitude
Of tie Country
Horace.C Greeley, c. Godfrey Gunther,
I IT Chaplin, Henry w Beecher,
Richard G German, Dsvid Dudley Field,
Sam. l. Barlow, Henry w. Bellows,
Hiram Ketchum.
What il remarkable about this Is the
mixture Of The names ofNew York Alb
olitionists and Copperheads. It is n
OF the signs of the times, showing the
progress of the process Of the disinte
grafton Of the old parties and the reor
SANITATION Of new ones. TIE New York
News, the Copperhesd organ Of New
York, noticing the eall upon Mr. Smith,
said.
Strange rs Il may appear, we ex
lort the Democrats OF New York 70
come and hear the veteran Abohtionist
on Thursday evening, at the Cooper
Institute,
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
rEATH WEEK


SENATE
SATURDAY, June 10, 1865
Senate opened with prayer by MI.
Frierson.
House bin No 125, to incorporate the
United Hebrew Brethren Benefit Soci-
ETY. Of Memphis Passed third reading
House bill No lis, 10 incorporate the
New York and Tennessee Petroleum
and Mining Company. Passed third
reading.
House bill No l47, directing the At.
torney General of the Nashville Judi
cial Circuit and other districts to issue
MoM prose quiS. Passed third reading.
House bill No 145, for the suppress
sion Of crime This prohibits any per.
son or persons from keeping IN their
possession a rebel flag OF emblem ofthe
rebellion under 3 fine Of from SIS 10
500.
Mr. Bosom offered Senate resolution.
that coming together, as we did under
circumstances Of peculiar interest to
themselves and the State, comparative
" strangers to eachother, o overtwo
months ago; this brief period OF time
has sufhced to create on the mind a
feeling Of respect and esteem for Hon.
s. R. Rogers. who, BY the unanimous
voice of this body, was called to pre-.
side over its deliberations, and who in
the discharge Of responsible duties,
manifested promptitude Of action, abil.
ity and bsbitual courtesy, combined
with distinguished loyalty. We here
by tender 70 him our Acknowledgement
and regard for his impartial and cour-
tlous administration as speaker of the
Senate, wishing him restoration to
health and eminent success in the ele-
waited position to which he has been
assigned as one Of the Chancellors Of
this State.
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$50 Lean.
q. s. $40 Six per cent.
G0LD-REARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth a handsome pre-
MUM, ana are exempt as are all Government
Bonds, from Stats, County, and MauiaPal taxation
'ehaR adds IRON one u 0res per cent. per aanun to
their ualas. according 70 the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable semi-annually
BY coupons attached to each note, which msy be
of and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at , 80 per cent, amounts to
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Facts for the peop.e.

Facts for the pcop.e.
1t is n well established fact that nc
preparation has ever been placed be-
fore the public, that as n remedial
agent for the safe and speedy cure of
Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza,
iloarscncss, Tickling in the Throat,
Soreness OF the Chest and Lungs, and
the Relief of Consumptive Cough, Is
equal to Goes Cough Balsam. Al
though not known in the Western
States until the fall of 1853, over
100000 bottles of it were sold and
used 10y the people; its immense pop
ularity being the result oil its um.
/ doubted merit. The proprietors,
Mcssrs. c. @. Clark, & Co., of New
Haven, Ct, who are among the most
reliable of the Eastern Drug Houses
have offered to any man who would
produce an article that would cure
and Lung and Throat affections as
quick as Goes Cough Balsam, re
ward of 500, and are without any
taker, although the offer has hceI
iiihN1S l'h'ii' oNNl WV y Cul Il il'
bottle compares iayorably in sizc
with any of the 50 cent preparations
and its strength is second to none
making it not only the best, but The
cheapest remedy IN the world. We
have the united testimony of sucl
; houses as Lord ~ Smith; Fuller
Finch d. Fuller; Burnham & Val
Shack; j. H. Reed g.. Co., and II
Scoyill, all heavy druggists in th'
city Of Chicago, together with the az
surance of wholesale and retail drug
eists in all points of the northwest
and they are selling more of this
preparation, and that it gives create
satisfaction than any other Cougl
Balsam now eXtant. No famil,
should be without it (; it is within thu
reach of all, the price being only Al
cents. In time of health, provide 70
disease.-ChicaSo r ,6Une,
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At a meeting of the citizens of
Blanchard township, resolution was
passed returning thanks to the follow
ing persons not subject TO draft, fol
for their lberality in subscribing
money to clear the township from the
draft:
VIM. Moflt, A. Davis. Richart
Dukes. John Kraft, Dr. Thos. Bal
lard, Peter Wise, Peter Walters, Jno
Monit Geo. Downing, Jacob Powell,
J. II Johnston, Geo. Kraft, S. Fogle
song, l.. Wagonlander, David Down
ing, Thos. Groves.
But Tor those men subject to draft
anxious TO see the township cleared
but too penurious TO give, knowing
that their more liberal minded neigh
bors would give, we have no thauki
TO offer. BLANCHARD.
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examinations 10 commence NJ nail past nine
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers viii take notice that the Law, as
now amended, requires each male applicant
for n certificate To pay 10 the Examiners a
fec Of ilfty cents, and each female applicant
n fee of thirty.fve cents. None who fail to
comply will he admitted for examination. 4.
All applicants are required to furnish writ
ten testimonials of good moral character,
tNose who have been engaged as teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their last EN-.
ployers. who will also certify TO their faithful.
ness and success ~ teachers; which, ;estimo.
nlas will be kept on iile
No private examinations will be held; no
certificate will be antedated; no candidate
will be admitted for re.ex animation with in
three months after u second failure. Appli.
cants are requested to present specimens Of
penmanshp.
Those who fail to comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted.
l.. TUSSlNG, Secretary,
Dec. 20, 90. Beard OF Examiners.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.
office at Findlay, State If Ohio, on
the 3lst day of March, 1865:
Pr b. F. Anderson, Abraham Court
right, j. w. Grouse, Sarah Freeman
Miss Fanny Hephner, Leah S. HUFF
man, Philip b., Hancock, MalissiC
10y, Miss Ruth Laphan, Lewis r.
Meeks, j. 5. Robb, U. Sheets, Mrs
Luck Schumacher, John Straight
Persons wishing to obtain any O
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this Lis
and pay one cent for advertising.
..u-, j. Is. ROTHCHILD p. NJ.
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Artesian Well.
We saw the other day, fine arte-
sian well of white sulphur water, on
Mr.. John Bishops place, near his
saw mill. In building his new race
way, it ran directly over the well,
and made it necessary to run pump
log through the sluice. it affords
constantly an inch stream Of water,
quite as strongly impregnated with
sulphur as any we ever drank.
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Ayers American Almanac has now
arrived and is ready for delivery graf
is at Huber & Locke's, to all who call
for IT. This number contains a treat
Use on Scrofula and its kindred com
plants, which is well worth perusal.
1t also gives much general medical
information, which is useful and
should be kept against time ofneed
in every family. It's compilation OF
jokes aud anecdotes is about the best
that reaches us, and these facts to.
gcthcr have given it a circulation
which is said to be the largest OF any
one book in the world.
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Recruiting.
G. w. WALTERS.

AS will he seen in communica
tion from the Provost Martial. in an
other column, the draft commenced
in this district yesterday 1t stands
those townships in hand that have
not yet filled their quotas to bestir
themselves. The draft will not prob
ably reach this county for some DAYS
yet, and vigorous work will get the
townships out
1t has been decided that aliens
veterans and minors can be recruited
anywhere whether at the place they
reside or not
Washington, Liberty, Amanda and
Orange are not out. Each of these
townships have quite a number O
men 90 raise yet. Lieut.. +. X. Nor
rison is recruiting for these town
ships and will pay large bounties
Let each township not out of tn,
draft go to work and clear them
selves Immediately.
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-.-.. .....
By PETROLEUM V. NAsBT.
Nero+ The sekkrnd oh wtta hnrrd fac.
WIZ Inieanas In That dredhil hour i.
Thou wust made Guvner and got Z e powc
To rool the Dimocrasy Nv that noble stait.
m'IN'H N'il u''A ~ DUN WI HtU ~ III
iel Vo9rneest SOY wner th'1i mast got
,,, u"sI MINK W .ha. w, the uprlnerf Woo heV got
ine he'P ne neu "ho" 'uS' 'he W" oe stn
Ins rihin "Nn Coershun" n, his bannor
B,sd Danuel wood bey let no man enIiet
Cent sech oz wood, in sntbpr, ranks, sssis
In rigbtin tbinss in n cnn. tocsb,eI n,sr,o
rh, coido,J ci.,,,. 49,,
soatt S. Wun, ~ x .' Wv" " w V.Iger ger
~ i'f'of""'S"et'S "'o' NOV NeA'
NJ ho,,i,, an -, -,
No "'' tn,sb, vu"'" ,'s ''"'' "o"u Ut he'
Wicb drags us Am G,b,in for tho nigger
And then Ristine and Aihou, and a skore
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The ladies, individually and col
lectiyely, without a single exception,
pronounce Hcrrick Allen Gold Med
al Saleratus to be the best and most
wholesome article in the Market
They say it makes nicer, whittier and
lighter Biscuit and Cake, and re-
Quiring less shortening, than any
other saleratus, I'D is much better to
use with cream tarter than soda. Try
it. Most of the Grocers and many
Of the Druggists sell it, and At whole
sale Grocors.
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Wheat

Tn re is a fine prospect of a good
crop of this valuable grain the coming
season. In most parts ofthis county
the wheat presents Il fine appearance
and farmers anticipate rich harvest
Grain put in with u irill looks better
than that sowed broadcast, and drill
ing will probably entirely superccdt
the old method of sowing.
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Fine Ride.


Some one in town has an old pony
that having served the full limit OF
time that is allowed to horses, has
been turned out to spend his decin-
ing years in ease, and go down to the
grave in qnietness. Hc--the pony
does enjoy himself except when the
little boys get after him and try his
speed. The other night two of our
fast youths caught him, mounted and
started off at the top of his speed
The pony went very well until he
came TO a point where the mud was
less than ten feet deep, when he fell,
nearly burying both the boys in the
finest quality of mud. They were
slightly taken down, and picked
themselves up dirtier, if not wiser
boys.
MORAL Respect old age.
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Soldiers-wc think DR.. Strickland
lis quite right in advising you in his
advertisement in cur columns of to-
days paper, to take bottle of his
highly recommended nti-Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives ofmany of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it al
the Drug Stores at 30 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr-
hpa and Dysentery.
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EiccilOn-tprii I'D.

Let every Union man remember
Election day, and fail not to go to the
polls and vote the entire Union ticket
The nominations Of township officers
as far as we have heard from, arc
composed of good, substantial Unior
men they should be elected. Don't {
stay away from the polls, but bring
out full vote and keep the ranks
closed up, preparatory to the Fal
elections.
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New Miliin Eagle Township.

Mr.. John Bishop, of Eagle town
ship, has erected new grist mill on
his place on Eagle creek The mill
is well built, and is fitted up with the
latest improved machinery. The
Ishafting is made of cold rolled pol
ished iron, and the balance of the
machinery to match. 1t does supe-
rior work, and cannot fail to meet
with success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-31
A Nice Mill.

A vice Mill.
We called upon onr old friend, Mr..
John Swank, few days since, aud
was shown through his new saw mill.
He has a good building, and the best
of machinery. The mill is furnish
ed with circular saws, and works
finely, turning out about ten thousand
feet of lumber per day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-31
Died,

March 81, 1865, Mr. Harvey FL
bridge, aged seventy three years.
He had from early life been a pro
Tossing Christian, and toward its clos,
found the Christians faith and hope
his only comfort. In the latter year,
of his life, being deaf, he spent mucI
time in reading, especially his Bible
He was sincere Christian, n tru,
patriot, and died in peace.
j. WYKEs.