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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

10 expire on tho 5lstdhy OF January, 1866.
orFIcR OF TnE Atpirdh or sTArt, IssuaASoH DEE'r,
o4f rCoLUAgps, QHIo, January II, 1850. 81.
WHERKAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SORAN0E COMPANY, located at Hartford, In tho
State Of Connect Ont, has filed In this office sworn
statement ofts condition, required by che rstsec-
ton OF tho net HTo regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State OF Ohio, passed Apri &,
1856, and amended February o, 1854 and, whefehs,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II Is Possessed OF at least one hundred
dollars oi actual eap:al invested IN stocks or bonds,
or in mortgages OF real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and,
whereas, E,id Company has iiledin this oihce writ
ten Instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, Huhorzing any
agent agents of sed Company in this state 10 &C.
knowledge service d process for and in behalf OF sad
Company, according 10 the terms OF said law. q,
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the first section o
the Aforesaid act, JAMES H. GOLDMAN, Auditor o
State for Ohlo do hereby certify that eaid NORTH
IAMERIOhH fare IREuRAECEu, COMPANY, o
Hartford, Connecticut, is authorized 10 transact the
buslneEs of Fire Insurance IN this State until the
thirty rSt day OF Janary, in the year thousand
lolght hundred and Rixty-ax. "a
lSTAMp.l In witness whereof, have hereunto sub!
[SEAL,l scrlbed my name and caused che seal OF my
Office to be affixed Che day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lfel0 N 0dl uu lsnIf DIV Auditor Of State.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ExEoUuvE DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON. May B, 1865. I

WARRINGTON, May 3, 1865.
WHEREAs, From evidence in the Bureau of
military Justice, that the atrocous murder of
the late President, Abraham Lincoln, and the
attempted assassination Of the Hon. Vim. II.
Seward, Secretary OF State, melted, concerted
and procured by and between Jefferson Da-
Wis late Of Richmond, Virginia, and Jacob
Thompson, Clement O. Clay, Beverly
Tucker George N, Sanders, W. C. Cleary,
aud other rebels and traitors ngninst the
Government Of tho United States, hat-
bored in Canada now therefore, to the
ond that Justice may be done, l. Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States,
do offer for tho arrest OF said persons, or
either Of them within the limits Of the
United States, so that they can be brought to
trial, the following rewards 100000 for
the arrest Of Jefferson Devis S25, 900 for the
arrest Of Clement c. Clay $4,000 for tho
arrest OF Jncob Thompson, late OF Mississippi
S25 900 for the arrest OF g. N Sanders $25i-
900 Tor the arrest Of Beverly Tucker; 1000
for tho arrest of Clement c. Cleary, late clerk
of Clement G. Clay The Provost Marshal
General Of the United States is directed to
cause description Of said persons, with no.
tlce of the above rewards, to be published.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed Done at the City Of
Washington, this I'd day of May, A. d.
1865, and Of the Independence of the
United States Of America the eighty mint h.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
w. HUSTER, Acting Secy Of State.
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WynkOOp's Iceland PectOral,

Diseases of the throat, ohestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insldious and dangerous. Tho
properties OF medicine TO alleviate, cure and uproo
these complaints, must be expectorant, anodyne and
nyigorang, loosenlng the mucus of the throat, ami
impartng tone 10 tae entire system No discovery
medical science mastered this class OF dseasea
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PectoIal. II used with
tho most astonishing results In all of hronobt ~
influenza, whooping cough, diphera putrid sore
throat, asthma Group, eoughs!colds nervous irrla
bility, &c.
The Rev j. j. Potter oorliGes that, 81 have used DIR
WynkoOps Peetora for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints aud
have recommended to many others, aud have never
seen its equal" Rev. j. j. Potter, Brooklyn N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important tcAtimOni-
ala could bo Produced showing its remarkable cures
and that II never fails.
II ~ conpoSod Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gil
eah Peruvian Balsan, Elecampane, COmfrey, Bur
dock md other invaluable eXpectsrRnt and tonic n-
gradients. ltis harmless, prompt and lasting In
yalids aud sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial
Every family should hRVs II. II Ia remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and al
ecuons accompany zach bottle.
Sold IN Dayton by W. W. stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DR.. Il D. Wynkoop, and sold by d. u.
Barnes Oo, New York. se93dly
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

1f, CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, oIN,
NNHIs large and commodious Hotel has been III
FITTED AND REFURElsHED thronghout nAnl
style, without regard to trouble or expense, TO md
the demands OF tho travelling public, TO which y o.
ffeT Pm UN1 H0iINl do. MACLIsH, Pro'r,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

JSoR sALB-4OO acres OF land, ai1 miles south
n Rehton, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both I'D
sohville Station. w lAiN 'ui Ut H.lu 'i3H
Tho land lies rolling, and is timbered with nah, d
pie, walnut, cherry, iSnn, hickory, &c has thsee I'd
sprlngs Of water, valuable water power on SD
Greek, twenty feet head, with rich creek botioN
Only improyOmenta, cabin with about fifteen ~
cleared. The wood on the land, II cut and haule.
the railroad, willpay for the land w 70 20
For terms and other pRrtieplars, apply TO y
Price, or Wv. Marquis, belbfohtalho, o. la94d,
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o YES! O YES!

TNHE undersigned is a duly licensed Auct oneer
! for Montgomery county, and will cry sales, as
oitonas his services, may bs in demand.
Persons who have not takon out license, will be at
tended to, " they violate the law.
n. b.-hosdence 81 miles southeast ofMIAMIS-
BURG. Orders lett with JOHN KIBER,ir., or ADAM
CLAY hiamsburg on MAN street, will be attended
To. Col. GEORGE KIsER.
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LEGAL NOTICE

fINiE undersigned, Samuel Williamson, was, on tho
J. l1th day OF March, 1865, duly appointed and 1na-
mod rs Administrator on the estate of John o. W,l-
aamson' late OF Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON.
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The undersigned, having dissolved with John b.
Finko Will continue the oothing Business al the old
stand OF finke LegleT, on Second street, Dayton
OhO where he will be happy to sec his old frisnds
and as many new onos as may favor him with n cal.
fresh supply OF goods just received.
April "a, 1865. THOMAS A. LEGLBR.
ag0dlWaWA
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wuLLIAm WALKER,
Farmers q Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
wAaHTBR &c sEzrR1r

lraf (suooHsBon TO soHEIDLE = srnIoKLHRl 4u" 4
IIAvE taken this old and popular Hote on second
III street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 70
business 70 sustain thowelearasd rePuteton ofthis
The services oiMr. Henry Foster, so widely known,
have been retained an CLERK.
The patronage Of Its former frendals confidently
anticipated. u.,,. auzas.ddw
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11OKRENn
4, OR
LIFE-REJUvENk

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK '.' 80
YOUTH TO THE AGED
HNnIs PREPARATION IL unequaled as a lejuyen.
l. ator and Restorer OF wasted or mort functions.
The aged should be certain to mako the Biokrone
a household god, inasmuch NJ it will r. ndsr them
~ iseng & and stTensth t t Sns ensble them
not only exhlaraes but strengthens and In really an
Invaluable blessing, especially TO those who have
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause Of the impotsnoy of any human organ,
TINS superb preparation Wllremoyethe efoct at opee
huu .e BIOKRENE nu
CURES IMROTBNCY, GRNRRAL DRBILITK
NERVOUS INCAPA CRY, DYSPEPSIA, DRPRESI
SION, Loss Of APPETITE, LOR SPIRITS,
IMBkCLLITY, MENTAL INDOLRNCE, RMA GA
TON hNRUIS. 1T has a MOST DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE, AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE
NERVOUS YSIEMi and all who are in any way
prosirated by nervous disabilities arc earnestly All.
ylsed % seek Q cure In this most excellent and unc-
Persons who, by lmprudence, have lost their NAT
URAL pIG0R' will find speedy and permanent
cure in tile
BIOKRENE
The FEEBLE, the LANGULD the DRSPA AIRLNg
the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial
Il will he found totally different from all other articles
for the same purposes.
n,1 T0 70 EE@AEssis nysus
store tho wasted strength with wonderful perman-
ence.
Itis also a grand tonic, and will Civ relief in Dys-
pepsa with che first dose. brief In lie
use VIII fenoyate the stomach to degree Of perfect
health, and banish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per Bottle, or six BoItles for IS, Sold
by Drpggsts generally ..,.nstu
Sent BY express anywhere, by addressing
HUTOHIN0s HILLTER, Proprietors,
, 81 Oedar street, New York.
Sold by Dr, w. W. STEWART,
No d2 Main street,
iesidly Agent for Dayton.
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Dissolution.

ToHN d. FINKE and Thomas A. Legler, heretofore
~ comprising tho firm OF Finks a Iegler in ths
Clothing business, In Dayton, Ohio, IL dissolved.
fINkE a LEGLER.
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Shirts and Neck tiles.

We beg leave to inform tho Public that, having pur-
chased our entire stock OF Clothing and Furnishing
GOodaRt the present heavy decline IN dold, and the
consequent depreciation in the value Of Merchandise
are therefore enabled willing and ready TO sell
our Goods fully IN accordance WITH DfoLIsE, and
which cannot fail to attract the attention Of close
buyers, even at the present depressed state si tho
market. 'u ."H =
We guarantee oar Clothing 70
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE ~ hereby given that hAys been appoint
IN ed administrator OF the estate Of dnna Margaret
Vaas, late OF Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased.
a22wJ WENDELIN bOHELt AMER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

or various patterns, Of American and French Cass.
meres and cut IN thei Latest Styles together with
tasty assortment of
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Messrs. q. & H. GAUGHAN CO., l10 Broadway,
New York, extensive MANUFACTURERS AND iMPoRrRRs
OF all the loading and most fashionable styles OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, desiring 10 increase
their business 20 an Unlimited extent, have resolved
npon n GREAT GIFT fTDISTLIBT1TON, subject to the
regulations followingi
OERTITIoATEs, naming each article, and its value,
are placed in bEALHD EKyRL0PEs and well mixod
Ono OF these envelopes will be sent by mail to any
address ON receipt OF 70 eents-
All Articles SoiG at One Dollar Each
Without Regard to Value
1on receipt of the Certificate you will zee what you
are gong to have and then II is ut your opL0n 10
send the dollar and take tho article not. Furchas
erB may thus Obtain Gold Wath, Diamond Ring,
or any Bet Of Jewelry on our list for ONE D0LLAk,
and in no case can they got less than one Dollars
worth, AZ thero are no blanks. The price Of CeFuR
Gates is as follows:
One for 25 cents; ive for 81 eleven for 50 thirty
for 50 sixty.hve TOR $40 one hundred for Sl6. '
AoENTa will be allowed ten cents on every Certid-
cate ordered by them, provided their remittance
amouutsto One Dollar, Agents will collect % cents
every Oertcata AMI remit 10 cents 10 u.s. either
IN cash or postage stamps. -... 4 H..-.
G&. II. .GAUGHAN& \ CO.,
Opposite Exchange, no BROADWAY, NV loRK. ID
.T... '....H.. n. I. .ma9ad6
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LIGHT.AND Dark COIN WALKING COATS
Observation-Disclosures
Neatly got up,

PA NTS AND VESTS
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OVIUHHUHi VI JHIII1Iy IAi IoO9s
It'll heceby certified, that the foregoing uorree
copy of the Statement OF the Condition of tho Norh
American Fire Insurance Company oflIaftiord, made
to and filed in this Office, for the year 1868.
tSHAn.lgdi Witness my hand ami seal officially,
ISTAMPl JAS. II. GOODMAN,
r. .Ni O NI 'flihi ll HneYl auditor OF state.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-19

Constitution Life Syrup,
Is the Poor Man Friend, AMI the Rieh Mans
.B.essIng. .-I.
WILLIAM q GREGG, NJ. D.,
sole Proprietor. New York.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN,
nov Is I'm Wholesale Druggists, agents.
40 Gin street, n. I.
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Oall rttautiou 10 the following List Of Standard,
ussidl sud interesting works published 10y them;
Tlc Morris Of Sh1kpoars Complete. ! vol sEo.'
Ehp. - So. lurk-y antique Sic.
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We ind in a letter 10 Western paper
the following curious paragraph.
When New-Orleans fell, some Of the
coast and river pilots went OF With the
Rebels. while others remained and did ser
vice, vhenever engaged. on United States
vessels The last have, OF course, been here
ever aimee. The others have been gradual
" returning through the Summer snd re-
Stunning their occupation. AT Last they found
themselves in the majority; whereupon, in
. certain Pilots Associstiou. they proceed
ed 20 resolve that the pilots Who had re-
NAMED in New Orleans during the var, and
1ad done service on the hited Ststts YES
sells when required, should not be recug-
nized y the Association, and that vessels
which hereafter employ them should in
Ike manner be iabOoed. Not satisfied with
this, through their relations 70 the Insurance
compauies, they effected an arrangement
BY which any vessel employing these Ia
booed pilots should be refused insurance"
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l.HJ7H .lHTCr There are two points iu
iae 'a.. uewa from EuF.and which will at-
Era-. special attention. 81 briur en- cyhib..
t.au oi tlr Hgasted even handel iust GO
ah.rh L deu'i aUl .H Great nntsin ono 4
rH. ..uE#g l.Hu,. THHf. CLARK Lul,. tor q SUM
-rI eHmr. HuH bic sentence % twenty
H.Hrs T.aaI ser,itaae uuou "a rhurre which
Eat ua t.1uaaI.aH hevaui the tears 5f what
Decd. a' hHre been done .u ease Lubv sh.1l4
....itgl 81. gaIos hs freedom. He had
...IH..iIot Hu gFrrI aUt lud was. Therefore
a.. uHiauaH.- o. auy Saw based upon .,yiiI-
.f.rH nna ast... The other wac the trial
si captain ts.sr suter Ctsbet. tte man
Wl. rem o. -r- Iae LHuaud1ah. iar the frsr
uHs. oi lruteuuE Her INTO thg hands I'd me
.sHr. haias.l bod SHOWING that she wa
intended iar % rraara' CRUISE. This man
i"ruet. whose olau.. aa1r but an Fn-I-.b
l.urt gauIl 'stI ia reesguer. Uss. sf.er 4
patient hearing. pronounced usrE,,tly .p
uargut. uud perIn .tyri Be- ra -c,l frsr. via
che endorsement from en- English iur. ID
HayilE l-eg rur4R,d "a leg inmate 5,l..,s..
and au honest calling. what o. I.fl-s-....
f makaa WHOSE e> b. rorsi t-Nf.- NJ
H.Hd.#
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The undergraduate of the English I'm.
ysr..iy ut uNiari have iairi y quarrels.l v..tf
lae.r Dread and buitcr--or more carr,rff,
slib thosr 7l1 provide lhose AMI other az.
Nr.os ot ioad iu the oailcre. A student
urltrz 10 sE hnriish iournsl some account
HI lis fuirr'urs and bis search Con d rs
spous.t.e head urDl which o. Law thc blame
.-'ia which We gtta glimpse Of q division OF
.aHHr and responsibility exceed inc even "a "A
H-s'f'aol E aur city government
Yesterday evening the dinner p-avi3a}
- che mess in which belong uss a
usual. pr-v.y cold. Weaoc,-liTeIy s,Dt
.lrths maucsp.gi and, after oluplainin. al
pm. requested Llm also o. observe thrt a.
... varyr airh en which ths meat Is r,ls...3
a-. H.- only poi. properly heated. bgf i.
.a as ,hr meat ur1r iL
'h' SIR. replied tho Official. q bsy.
...u- b. aa WITH that. that is she busiue.s
iae general butler de b. a,cardirrIy
-.Hr 1r.
IIave yra thc cha--e ar The b,at.Be ID
.lrse dishes" enc. s.r.' tHe eth-- 800
.'fs t.at Two C0. o. ia1h after tbe sr.,.,,s
--- ..-ss send the o5heF butler. theg
-.seuly 'tho other butler arrIyes. a.
t.. Bow be dialogue cnz1ess
l'. H.rv fa See thar thfs d5rh ia p-,-.
ely aa'g 'Acs. ST.' Then. WHY 80
'.. af lle tonight" 'Ruf. Ihsvsr-'ttb
90. beating che water. SIR
wore getting tired aI sending a.-
Hut determined 90 rei ID tb.
iI. l.aIer. If She. 81, hfIur
- t.Sf vl.o. as butler No. sal
h-1 o. Del. I.r water
.Ar s.l.aled With ile b5y. and re-
arrgss stsut "a hoe :, ~.
-.'-s 't 90 bang O. r.t ID r,r7,.i-.5
,- 'Alv how cad ~ IN -.
.'n .-. '-.. a ta- thing tbsp H.. y I
"A never keep auythiBr 20 I
'l, S-IE Pc, ..rra tta hag. 81 have a. /
- o. Nl1 faaar tlr water Ia. l,,..ssIs |
l.' e i.gi.y., aadoaauot BE- 5es,rr sr,-
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DIRECTORS

?. q, c1LIoS, Of reua. c. g. EE9U ErBlUE1, OF n Y.
eh. g HFSf-1 DELASa r. sNrrH. Of MINI.
a O. hANfJhpr A a.. VIZ "a oi Mach
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-19

The property ofthe Com bsny CONSISTS of lease
hold Interests 10 The cuunt az OEeTt0u Eeutrrsz
" hite, JsczsOn, aud W arr 20 n the STATE Of Ten
nesfee, amounting u the agEreg are % over eIht
thousand aCreS.
The membership Of the company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men Of business e1 Dereuce
and reputtrions and Of tho rourh ind pIactcal an
4ualuianee slth the gl n unez OF Penu-y lTauIa,
The Mining Superintendent wss ore Of the first sH-
pl0fers OF The oil field 1i thst state and struck the
inst loving on well 10 the Duntry, well knoEu a.
fhe Hequeiubuurg vel, and 10 Wh.eh the ca inter
ests y Fannsy Fsnla, theu q their naseeu state
q very largely udehted
This Company Will Jesse p0 rtious " their yziua-
DE lands 10 small traeis, 20 ~ 1vats parties com
panle-. ilr IMMEDIATE uEgFIgf uulsI This is q rare
chance for bona NE operal0r b 0bt8IH lea ~
terms that Hlll be amply remu neTstIye.
Iu.l- % ------- q
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The Madeira wine crop, which for several
years was destroyed BY a disease Of the
vines, IS this year a success. About 900
Pipes Of wine VIII be made, and the pros
Pects Of the next crop are even more favor
able
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@. O. PECK, Agent,
CA the Old E1chsnge stahes,)
NO. 90 NORTH MARKET STREET,

VINO will promptly attend to all msfiers entrusted
him. novi7-ln
uFFlcr Or f-rsgs,-s eggas-s- -
49, Axp n g. n. " RsmHoAna,
NASHVILLE, TESS, Get 9TH, lSfi. J
IN and after Tuesday, OFT 10, lSd5 snd until 'ur-
v Their notice. Passenger Trans vii run As ioi.
uws.
NASHVILLE d. CHATTANOOGA LINE.
lr.vE Nashville for Chattanooga, sud all points
South ats A. n. Arrve 50 Chattanooga 81 go p. q
Returning -Lesye Chattanooga So t-iU A.
Arrive 81 nashville 81 6,I5p- ~
SheIhyyiile Accommodation, lesve Nashville st
$40 P. n arrive a. Shelhyvlle 81 7.s1. -.
Returuing-LeaYe Shelbyvue Al $50 A. D, ar
rive at e.A5A n.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor John-Ouyiie, and al points
West and Northwest, Al o p. n arnve 81 johnson
vile &C II p. n.
Returniug-Lesve Jcdnsouville I.5s A. NJ, sr5ive
st Nashville 81 654A 3.
Trains on MN. " r. r. connect Il johnson
vile With frst class line OF Steamers " Psducat
Cairo snd ~ LOWS.
Trains stop ~ all intermediate uOirts-
WN. p INNES. Gen'l SUIT
n. {. ami n, a n. ". +, tds.
octlo-a
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10 Wi De remembered iha. early 90 ,l..
sar several Of tle Wsst.r-t., pa nc
threw open taer door. I- h. rs-s., =. :,
che wounded Brought .a nom ~ - 80. y
tr-d. When no dagger NEEDED. a. 80
inss were Pui ln thorough repair h, ~ y.
government Dat, u1ru tbsiand'rr ~. ~
understand thst they have. 49, -.' w "
mouth sent .u bills far rent nm. b. .' =.
proved that '5oahHess BE- great gam % %
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DECKER BROTHERS.

\ MANUFACTURES Of PIANO FORTEs, No. 81
VI BlssckeT street, near Broadway, New York
ane atOVe arm having recently commenced The
n anufecture o. their improved patented piauos,
winch are the most perfect and finest tuned lnstrl-
ments yet produced. 10 VIII they invite the Etteu-
ten of the trade and lntsnd!ng purchasers through
out toe United States. The n. Y. World Of MaY l6,
ssYs 'TTne Measrs. d. Br0F- Instruments have At
tanned The Fuvatde diet uefidn- of beng in 81
pscts, u-omparshiy he beat nos made 10 The
country DO ldech-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-19

DISEASES (!
SAMARITAN'S GIFTI
Samaritan's Gift!

tax MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Fss, A Positive Curs."
FOR GONORRHOEt, GLEEF, STRUCTURES, a.
Contains 20 NInsrai, no Balzsu. % Mercury.
OHg Ten hls 70 b Tll7B 10 E5a,' or.
They sre enurtiy vegetable, having no smell nor
anv unpleasant TASTE and viii not 10 any EaF 10
pure the stomach or bowels o. the most delicaia.
Cones IN from two 10 four dsys snd recent Gases
IN ''tEenty four hours" Prerared ~ = Ersdusla
OF the University % Peunsylvadia. one Of the most
eminent Doctors and Chsmists OF the present day.
No Exposure, 10 rrouils. no Change WhaisFeE.
Let those Who have despaired ot getting cured, or
Mercury, uy
TIE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
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NAsHVILLEAND DECATUR
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RAILROAD LINE.

ON and sler THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, and un-
~ ul uItheT notice, Passenger Trans will run As
follows
cave Nashville a. T.l5 q m; arriving At Decatur
st 3 80 pm-MaRng immediate connections Tor
HnuIsvhe md Memphis, arriving az Memphis al
s.4Dam next dag. Cars run through from Deca-
mr b Memphis.
RstCmng--Lesve Decatur 81 $50 an; arriving
at Nashville a. SIS pm, connecting with trans for
Louisville
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
Vile (Broad street D-pOO Vt 90 nm.
Returning, leave Columbia al 7.l5 AM arriving
81 Nashville no 45 am.
Trans stop ~ all intermediate Stations, and run
daily ereept the Colombia train. which will net
ran on Sunday.
noyl5-u j. II. POTTER. eu'iSupt
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Notice

nRs. RI J. HUNTKR, physioisus ior diseases
IL of tbs THROAT, LUNts5 md EEART would
l0ufy ehelr psneufs. ttat thsir 1etae 10 Nashville
vi Close on saEacdas eFeuIuE. tne ~ l1-ts seter
Ehich Their address Wl - is8 n esf Foufia si7eef,
Cinciuuali- Fer the benedf q those uho desire
harestst 70 psle Themselves ulier thsir care, A.
rAnEemsuts have osen maze Hith Dr.. Roscoa, Cly
hutel, Eho q authorised 70 receive EpplieEsous
make aIsEliastioua, Ehich I'll b nrEsfdsd
cur address q Cncl1sn. oc9[m
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A u' the oldsn and golden time, " We Will keep
"A nOhing bui genuine srucles, tnd dsIter our
selves at III who are familiar with the quality Of
goods = Kept when ii business on Market street,
vi g,Fals = call II our neE quarters. .rr
."a A. RlVA eco,
octlfkn No. Is North College street.