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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
n n IN NNT n LEE Va 9GD
OLIDIFIED
DENT Al CREAM.
For Cleansing. Whitening and
ErreSeryiun, 1be 'a'EEHEEH.,

preserving fhe hsEk a..
This article is prepared with the greatest care upon
scientific principles. and warranted not to contain
anything in the slightest degree deleteri0us to the
teeth or gums Some Of our most eminent Dental
Surgeons have given their sanction TO- and cheerful.
ly recommend il MS preparation of hyperion quail
ties for cleansing, whitening and preserving thc
TEETH. 1t cleans them readily. rendering them
beautifully white and peary, without the lightcst
injury to the enamel 1t j. healing to the gums
where they are ucerated and sore 1t is also ex-
ccllent disntectOr for old decaycd teeth which are
often exceedingly offensive 1t gives rich creamy
taste to the mouth cleansing it thoroughly, and JIM.
parting delightful fragrance TO the breath.
PREPARED ONLY HI
4. IL 4 " LEY & co.
\. W Cor, 10Th, 4 Lombard St., Philadelphia.
And sold by all Druggists PRICE % GEMS
TESTIMONIALS
The following opinion of DR.. White as to the high
esteem in which be holds the Dental Cream, must be
sufficient evidence of its value to quote other tcsti
monlals IN detail Is needless, contentng ourselves by
SIMPLY giving the names and addresses of persons
VINO speak OF ats exeeleney for the teeth.
hhi,Gdclpia, April 9TH, 1863.
Having carefully examined A. llawlev "Solidi.
fed Dental Cream" l hereby chcerlully recon-
mend 1t to the public generally. 1t is an excellent
preparation for cleansing and preserving the teeth
and eau be used by all persons with the utmost con.
hdenee, as US properties perfectly harmless Be
Nd:s preserving the teeth, il promotes u healthy
action to the gums, and imparts peasantness to the
breath,
DIR. W. r. WHITE, 1908 Arch st.
Thomas Ingram, NJ Dentist, 49l n. Fourth ST.
j. Birkey, 25i 5. sixth St
/. Vanderslce, Surgeon Dentist 425 Arch 81.
=. = kinshury, Dentist. lll9 Walnut 81.
). Dillingham;, ID. u. S.. 73i Arch st.
: ". Dixon, S27 Arch st.
Edwsrd Townsend, Dcntist, 426E. Fourth 81.
J.. IL. DorpLley, Dentist, s07 Y. Tenth s..
NJ l.. Long, Dentist, 62y \. Sixth 81.
May IS, leJl.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
From the Roy. JOS II. Kennari, Pastor Of ID
10th Baptist Church.
from Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist
ChnIch, Germantown. Penn.

nr, C. NJ. Jackson y Dear Sir Personal e1pe-
rIsHee enables Lic TO say that gard the German
n'',ers. prepared by yol ns most excellent medi-
cine. In cases craeyere cold and general debility
have been greatly benefited by the use of the Bittcrs
IonG., truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown. Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

IsEAsBs RESULTING hsoM sssoNpaas
o. TtiE E.lvLxR
n n d DIG EsT1EE ORG a Ms
Are Cured by
II OOFL ND'S
G. o 1 m g n BitteTs,
Tho Great s.isnF.h<~sss
r-z>@DKN MGCs
Tbcse Bittara bnve :crforInei rs~ss ssrss
Have and do Give Bsttcs Satisfaction
Have more T~stimon,
uavs more Respectable People to Vcuch for Them :
Than any other rrticle in the market
AND waEg. FAN sIc0o
To any ono that vii. produce Certificate published
by US, that is not aESulNE
UOOTLAND's GERMAN BITTERS.
VIII cure every case Of Chronic Nervous Debility,
Disease of the Kidneys and Diseases airing from
u Gsorderel Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Rsulting from Disorders of the Digestive orgrNs
Cons,i.
patton, Inward
piles. Eulness or Blood
to the Head. Aciiity of the SL,
mach. Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for
Fooi, Funoss or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eruciatons. Sinking Fluttering Mt the Pit Of the
Stomach Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and Diii
srl Breathing Tluttcring Mt the Heart Choking or
Sadocatng Sensations when in II lying posture Dim
mess Of Vision. Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira-
tion, Yellowncss Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in
tho Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c. Sudden
Flushes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imnginings of Evil,
and great Depression
of Spirits.
RIMTiN NELS
THAT TIL: GxISas
NOT ALCOH LIC,
Contains no Rum or SVl,ishey,
Ind ean't make Drunkard but is tho Best Tonic in
the World.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Or. G. n. Jsck5o-. Dear Sir II r.sl tia plea
sure thus, Of my own accord, 10 bear testimony 10
the excellence OF the German Bitters Some wears
sincc being Igush afflicted with Dyspepsia ] used
iGoUl with very beneficial results. hive often re
commented to persons cugecblod by rh9t ;ormentins
discs and have heard from them the most .latter.
Ing testimonials ns to their great value In cases of
general Debility, jsicye il to be tonic that can.
not be surpassed j. NJ LYONS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

SssssssTSSfEN'G DEPGr.
ISL received a nsu stock Of Pi,hing Tackle for
~ spring sues consulting oi Rods, Rses. Lipc..
ba'ssi'. Snens. Floats. Nets. Plies. Artificial Bait
Rigged Lines. Gut, GraS and IIvoks. to which the
attention oi dealers i' particularly requested.
Orders. Wholesale and Retail, punetually Niles
snd satisfaction warranted.
JOHN KRIDER
Snd and W airut su.s.. Philadelphia
February q, lS64,-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
NAssiEks'S PATENT FIVE MIN
sTE E'EsEA2ZEss

As Improved for 1859 and 1850,
BY Y EETCHAM 4 co, 2S9 Pearl ,t, New Torf
TlNIiE only Freezer constructed on scientific prr
Il ciples, with revolving can and spring haG
scraper The one hastens tho freezing of the
tho other removes II as fast q frozen.
The most rapid in freezing With the least quAItit
of ice.
Tho most economical in cost Il Is the most smpl
and durable in structure.
For sale in all the principal cities and towns in III
Union.
Each Freezer accompanied With pook II reeir,
and full directions. 2. $50
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
Prom Rsv. II Turner Pastor of IIedding NJ E.
Church, Pnladelphia.

Dr. Jnckaon DEAR Sir:--llaving used your q er-
man Bilars in my family frequently am prepared
y say that Il has been Of great service | believe
Shat 10 mos, eases Of general debility Of Tic system
- tho safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J. il. TURNER,
No f26 y. Nineteenth Strost.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

From the Rev, J. u. Lyons. formerly Paste. Of tho
No'cmUus :. J and Milestown (Pa) Baptist
Churches.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

From Rcv. j. S Herman, c' The German Reformed
Church, kL,z.owu, Ber rs c'uuty. Pn
Dr. G. j.. jackson -ilsa.ctel SIR - hsyc beer
troubled with pySpci-ia nearly twenty ysArg and
have never any ultt'a. that ii iae rs Inu.h
good a. iyoaGnd's Bitiers | m very much in.
Proved in health. ngie. nar,ng tak,n Eve hottIs,
ipurs, With .gsSt, g. UpEMlE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
WINES AND LIQUORS.
|, - SAT.s.ADE

Ne rs South Ninth Street. between Chcsnu, AL
Walnut PHILADELPHIA.
MayT loGi.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
RTNEN NEL2
AZ Mend WHO Says SO,

Ind ean't maks Drunkards but lie the Best Tonic
the World.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
TRIGE&

Large 5t' iho!a!Ys lgariv double qunntitF)
u % Per bultle e--h,lf ,los s5 "a
ntii S:Is-7j cents Per Eottle--h,lf doz. :. 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

The DocroR 1T is pleasant to record
the TACT that nearly every literary man
or woman with whom / have been &C.
qqainled, or whose lives, I have looked
into, has found generous and disinier-
ested friend IN doctor. / could Of my
own knowledge, tell many anecdotes Of
the profession; Of continuous labors
without a thought of recompense; Of
ANXIOUS days and nights, by sick and dy-
ing beds, without the femotest idea Of
"fees." may tell one Of q doctor now
b maalf zone home it was relsted to me
by Sir James Eyre, Md. Unfortun-
atelg, have forgotten the name Of the
good physician; but there are, no doubt,
many to whom ths story will apply
Sir James called upon him-one morn
ing when his career was bot just com
mencing-and saw bis waiting-room
thro age a. 9TH patients. - Why, said be,
YOU must be getting on famously. "
Well, ! suppose | am" was the an
swer; but let me tell this fact to you
This morning have seen eight patients;
ak Of Them gave me nothing - the
seventh gave me q guinea, which / have
jlt given 70 the eighth" Such physi-
an Providence sent to Thomas Hood.
IS C. Hat IN che art Journal = K.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
obs u ally 5uurnaI.
IoURNAL BUILDINGS,
LocUsT gTREKT,
sErwEEs FIRST AND wATrE.

sETwBgH FIRST AND WATEE. av.
Ba coxrExrED =" Oh that I we're
desdf cried the Bulliuch.
81 don't wonder ct II, I'm sure deal"
said the Cat, sitting with her gray eyes
fixed on the cage.
ITO be penned up here from day 20
day, while my friends are rejoicing IN
the sweet sunny sky and the flowers,
said the Bull6neb. Jrolz
"How distressingP said the Cat, with
much feeling.
Sand Just TO be allowed now and then
for a few minutes to try my wing BY
h,ph' ronnd the ROOM. said Bully. =,
"Mare mockeryl a cruel insult csii
thai" said the Cat.
"And rs TO singTpg-how can L sing'
Glow indeedT' said the Cat
"Thls piping song that hare nseni
dr. H. d into, not q note comes from my
hear
IL never could bear any thing that
d mi come from my heart" said the
CstvIy dpmureIy.
THAI we're deadl' said the Bull
6oth
"Ifs what your best friends most
VIII for gens my deaf Z said the Cat;
md as tie door of your cage is little
aj n, Isee. You have only to come out
And sha2 asked the Buf finch. q
Why, dearesf, would, however pain
fII TO my feelings, soon put you out OF
ytnr misery" said the Cat, preparing TO
spring; upon which the BuII6uch set mp
a scream of terror and his mistress few
into the ROM and puss was glad to
escape down stairs. st'Aeae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
EYI O. BECK.
From Rev. }. sss.Isa 1-s-s. D. D. sal,.. }

n .
From Rev y Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor o.
the yfPeyelepedia Off Religions KuoNledee and
.Christian Chronicle Philadelphia; '. ~
fa Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In gsnersi, through distrustof
their ingredients and elects. yet know 81 no
SUFFICIENT reasons Why man may not testify 10
the benehts he believes himself TO have T. ceived
from any simple praparatiou, 10 the hope that he
may TINS eentribnse 20 the benefit Of othersg Z
] do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof.
lands German Bitfers, prepared By Dr. O. 81
9ac ks9n 81 this eitys because was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the fniprss.
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted 10 my friend, Robert Shoe maker,
Esqf for the removal Of this prejudice By proper
tests, aud Tor encouragement 70 try them when
sufering from great and long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles OF these Bftars At the o.
ginning Of the present year, was followed ~ evl.
dent relief and restoration 70 degree Of lodily
and mental Yigor which i haG not felt Cor six
months before, and had alnost despaired Of re-
gaiuing- therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me % the use Of them. ~ rlIIes
e J. NEWTON BROWN,
~ ~ e. a FA4 Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

=. From the Rev. Joseph n. Kennard, Pastor o
The Tenth Baptist Church; ~ vssf 40 faIfa
d., Jackson, ~.
DEAa sra ~ have been frequently requested 10
coz necf my name with Communications Of diner.
tce as ont Of my appropriate sphere, have Ia All
eases declined bat with clear proof Ia various
instances, and particularly In my family, Of tbs
nse Illness Of Dr. HoUhAud's German Filters. /
depart for once from my usual course, 70 express
ny full eonFietoB that. for general dsbsl1ts n a.
sgsle., eHd esPeeaiiy for iLire CpB,Plainf, 4 q
safe aad valuable Preraratiea III some cases n NAV
fail but usually, 6onbt not II will b. v.ry bers.
ncial 70 those who suffer from the shove causes
q. Yours. very respectfully, ~ Z = d
@ Eighth. below Coates Street, PhilaaeIpbiA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
u EFT
Department. a

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings, Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. 9dg
Call and wee them. la3 ~ ~.
JAQUEss, FRENCH & CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
SALOON.
SUNDRIES.
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

L'rom all parts OF the Body An Ave
IL nidfmtss, witaem ilfars 10 fAe skin, BY q Up.
FANS DEPTEAT M P0wDFs.H ASH or send foy
Upham's Depilatory Powder, and take no Other.
Price 81 Mailed to any address for 81 25 BY n
3. UPHAM, Is south Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Penn a5ezas-} hHH 49, ; = - -
sTTpham's Hair Gloss ana cnrItr-
" Fluid i the beat hAfr dressing in the world
II imp rts beautiful eLoss g. the kasr Keeps 4 ~
earl, promotes It's growth, &C. Price, so cents 4
Bottle hta - 81 - =
Uphamss letter Ointment 4, .rrs
ear for Teesr, Sab hhean, ChGppsd Hc.as. r.
esr'a itehs &C.. Price, 90 cents box. p y g
Upharass Asthma Cure relieves ne No..
violent par xyisms VI Asttnsa in ten szsss,,. ard
elects speedy cure sPEiee, - 3 package.
pham'a Dyspepsia Cure IA xxax-
~ ranted to cure any case OF Dvsvepsis.. "a
sHeE'sr AoS long staHeins- Price 81. Ssntby mail
Upham,s Freckle Rantsf,.~
treckles. Tan, sanbnTp, Pimples on the Face
sottens the SKIN and BtIautifies the corarls-ion1
Price 90 cents. ur4 = = = = - =
DR.. La Portess Life Elixir. tas rrA.f
ns'sfns aAd kgErenatiBg Remedy, restores 70
manly vigor al who are suffering from rmusirad
spinal Energy Nervous Debility, &c, arIsIne
from Whatever cause. PEics. 81 package. ;
The Japanese Hair stain eolors tbe
Mhiskers or Moustsehe beautiful 6Gsek o. bvoasn.
Itconsiss Of oHlg oRs PREPARATION Color viii not
face or wash cut. Only S0csnts = box.
Sold BY s. 0. UPHAM, Is so.th Eixhth street.
PhilAdelphia, and By all Druggists. Circulars
BRoUGHroS WOOD,
A Cor Third and Main Streets,
iss-am c Agents for BvsnsVilhs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

From Rax. J. II. Turaes, Pastor Of Heddinx NJ
Or. jackson,
DEAK sfEs-Havfng used your Gefnan Bittsrs In
ny family Heqnentls n am prepared 70 say that
~ ha4 been OF great service. Il bsiisTe that 40
cases OF general debility OF the system il q tks
safest and nest Falnable remedy o. which have
any knewledzs. Yours, rsspsctfuIly, -
-1aE s. r..s.szssg =. n. TuREER,
- - No. 72s North Einstssnth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD, IRA n AND CORN
EATERS
We have uaia On sur old stock Of FIsur. ana
are now "a tRs aasFkaa With Rresh white aud Red
whrAI Fisafs Msz1 taat ground Cora Iust
thtenSh a. FsisFe. aaa very niss sad clean. in
ankai - iasea saasa, gnMt % SUIT patients as the
eeashsFa Mfis. aaFs Laoeans and Canal streets.
IL $500 80 faLEnEkRr BRcrnxRs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

From Rey. Warren Randolph. Faster Of he
DR., q. 81. jackson,
q DE3R sf8 s--Perssnai experiences enables ne to
say that regard ths3 Qsrnan Bittsxs rsads by
yea a. most excellent med ieins. In eases Of e.
ssre cold and general debility i have been greatly
benefited By the q the Bftsers, and doubt n6t
they will produce siuziIar eBsefs on othsrB
Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantaxn Pam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
NEW MUSIC-

FANTAIsIE BRfLLtANTE on Gios.r's sons 81
a. hope an, asd yet -kS5eics. = By Oh. Matb3as
This eeAniifai instrumsalaa pis1s ahoRla corr .
mand = grnAt rnn, A. it il fret class 90 - po.i
sion, - enc q ouroWn Sitfzsna =
ChArninr little Ballad.
-waS 20 wEkf BESIDE THY CHAVEZ
Sona by a. Q MfaingmF - =
"LotKs CHfnTRoSs's Mannrkn. N A. 49,
A. -. NARRES = .cosr hGroS's.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
J. N. LYONS,

. From. The hey. Thomas Winter. Pastor Of Bon
borough Baptist Church:
DEAR STR:--I feel Il due TO your sxcsiIent pre-
pRrntions HoodAnd.s German BittsFsy 20 add ny
testimony TO fhs deserved reputation Il has OBJ
tainsd. / have, for ysArs at times, besn troubled
With grea; disorder "a ny head and DsrvOus sys-
ten. / Was I'd vissd b. friend 60 try . bottle Of
your GermAR Bittsrss-I dld 80, and have sxperi-
encsd great and uusxpected RELIEF; my healfh has
been very materially benefited. I confidently
Fses1rnmend the article WHERE meet with cases
similar TO my own, and have been assured " many
Of their good effects. fI a IE
Fea Respectfaily yours,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
WHISKY.
ORANGE vALLKY WaIsKY.rs
Beware of COuntsrSsitsI

WE TIE UNDERsIaNED. FOOrRs NASH
! w a CO. Of Cincinnati, who arc ths sole pro. Il
pfietofs % the wen known brand Of orange Val.
icy whisky hArs eeen infofmod that certain p4rs
sons ~ 81, Lons, Mon phias EyaLasliis and other
pisces, have inirinGed upon cat rights by conn-
tsrmting aud npinr the above named brand, aud
ase 90 hers % ouf eFaaess which sFo our proper
trade mark. New. 10 a. b. rebf netify Al such =
rs9ns thst We NIL prosecute them 10 the fntl =
extent Of the Law for inirineink upon OR righaa,
and ths pro eaHtfnn haii b. net Gals Tor ali they
may DO 10 the future, but also Cor al damnEs
tey may hayp doae ~ III the past. Those Who
haye illegally uAed our bra1da, mAy avoid proc.
eutlon By mafing immsdiAts Applicstion for set i
r0oTE NASH 90, ~, a.
~ and 10 Columbia a., Cinclhnati
VILE, ArsselunR iha grpuins artistic. lulyl.2m. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
: DRY GOODS.
NewArrangement.

AUR sALEsMeN WILL HAVE CHARGE on
" separate eepartmenta on, aud after Aueust
1st, 1855, In the following order:
NOTIONS Depart - Bofandfek
white soods Yennsmans
Dress foods Matthias
Cloths, oassimeres and Ysstings,--.J EIssnbausr.
FIa1nsls and Fancy woOlsns EuAu..
cs'-.---..' ....John l. Kramer.a
SloaAs 3 -r.--..--.-A- lansing
AlhneFy Mary Dunn.
Miili1sry Trim mings--..--.... Miss Eliza Beliam
II has ever been our aim to keep pace with our
last growing city, and haze spared nsither trouble
nor expssse7 IN estAbhshisg a hrst-elsss Retail
DID G9Se9 BUSINESS I'VE leave the public 70
swsr as 20 cur snccess.} By giving our saiesneU
cna-ge OF separate eepxrtmen fs we hop.. cad are
coandent. that Il ia to the bsn7fs ofozr crs-
toners, IS II - the duty Of the chief OF eeeh de-
partmens 20 keep il in order, and have % always
well ass rteds By porting goods sold onss o.
others that may be wanting. For abe prssnf AL
salesmen are pernftte1 . take custonatr ana
sell All through the store. - BE
From the "Oae Price EyEfem Ne VII Aaaw 1
no deviation bat said price We will Try and heFs
always - los tie lowest.
All goods are Rarrantsd - rspreHsntec. > + ~
For the wholesale tFade Ne hare EozeitiaH -
we'll Is bargains IN Domestic Goo3s and II vii !
pay q mercI ant 10 lock throrgh cur stcok before
purchasiag elsewhere. No trQable 70 Show Goods 4
eCHAPkEk BusSING,-
augI. As NJ 81 and - Mais Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
LEASE
Hancock House,
HENDERSON, XII.
49, 49, fssT - -rsai fasf rua rezN
Tease Extendeei- q.

.TtHts pRsIRABLe HoTKL WILL m
Z i Les Cd On the premises on Fffday the tln
nnmter 81 yesrs cot eice ding We. u ssas " m
b reQnifetto give bond, With good sscarlty pAy-
bisqa4FlsTly 90 have ths tolcs aud rfsef IL ai'
replevin bone. and Tor ths prasersAfi az ahs 4
pr rty, MTG 4. Fpnk vi b. fSuaa on the
pfe.Ataea. sho Ntu tase plaAsere IN shoas 4 thS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
volt R0asoTguEh, Penn.

From Rev. J.. s. Herman. Of the German r..
formed Churehs Kntztown, Bsrks county, Pa -
: Dr. O. A.Jaeksoa. rer 80.
BEsPKsTEb sra ~ have been troubled ,~i,h A..
DyspepaiA for nsariy twenty years, and havs &C.,
nsed any msdieiDe that did mo a. much Rood a.
HoaaAnd,s Bittersr ! sn very much Impfoved IL
hsaIth, after having taken ave bottiss =
gs Yours, With respect, =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
SheIr.iR's Sale. !.

Nv virlne 81 "a order Of sale 70 me directed ard
- Delivered from the Honorab ChsnceTy Conf
Of DAVIDSON fta'ily, fenne saee, a rs Noferab
tern, 1854 I WA expose - publle sale, TO the
nrhe.t bidder, for ca a attbs court house door.
IN the city n nashville, Oh saturday, ans 29th day
CT APR i 1854 a'l the right ute, eairn, ntere
ana state which p. T. Mei4avO K filen had, OF
may hBh'a sin - quiraa N thefo5nwiHg described
real estate. 10 VT; certain tract Of linO near the
city Il Nashville, and bounded thus. hegieuine 81
the b. tetsectoa OF Moer1 Hitlfsnaalf street,
thence Dor. Inward with sualuer 10 the intersec4
or Of SUMMER with Csy street, thence a'AstTer q
IN with Cay sfTeet 20 its intersection with bnena
Nlsie pike thence with The inIdd o. said P ke
southwsfdly Sc iarthat by f01nihg Al right angles
eastWarey from SAID street 70 t1e inter ect en-. q
the Inns q Niue street continued aud southwardlY
with Nlaeitfeet % the segnring a. ssin make l5n
acTes. bflpg levied on as toe property Of - II. Nc
eayoek 10 sau-y 1udgment rendered ID favcr d
4. K llowars agsinst is.T Mc9svocl< sn4 r. r.
Cnesih8n. JAMES n. HIN ron, sheriff.
apf5-'a ByA-fnos HoBs5S. D. Shift
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
SheriR's sale.


DN virtue # an orser % sale e re directed. ans
ID delivered ftomThe Hdndrahe eiianer1y Cour
o IfN aison goarty, Tsnae see. Il is November
{ RIA 1865 EiH expose To- pubic sale 70 the high
Ell bidder f1r ase % tne canTf bon - 8oot &c
ne CitYe Nashville on SATURDAY. tie 29ih dal
81 Apn. 1904 81 he eht, TIL clam, Interest
and estate Faifl y. r. Me Eavoak Thea had, or
nay h8ga since tcquired Ia ghe folloving described
reel estate. t1wit & rtaiH tract 81 land lear the
eiiyu AgshviiA, ana mad ca thus bsEinning II
lhe lDfrss cQu of Monroe aQd Vine Streets, thence
essieHfdly al5re tise middle o. Monft 81. ef -
TIE ihtFTarctou 81 Alonroe With SPINNER sstCa@t
hence narihNardlT with ummer @ the intarsec-
oacf snmact wiik Clay e esi. thesIee Westwsrd
~ Oh Clay street 70 - iniexeeii9a va. 3ueua
MS Nke, thence with She middle o. SID nike
fcuihaar y e. bat ~ neins At iighs eng es
aasfE riF flo4s aid stlfat q tae Intersection o.
the ins IT Nna street ce5 tneed, Ard sou hwsr ~
VIA tstest1esi - iile bes innng as z;it make
40 aerest Rlgs b .lsd ga a. the Property 81 r.
NcGafce g 81 n 3 1ulgnie rfn tered Be- AroF
OF tae Ban 81 tbs un On. 81 sinst DIT MtCayock
so n. II. Cheatilsla
JAMES n. HINTON, sheri8.
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