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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Knoxville, Tennessee, Feb. I, 1865.
Advance In our Charges for Subscrip.
tjOnS.

In consequence Of the increased cost of paper ink,
wages, fuel, and Other materials, the Proprietor of
the KNOXVILLE Wing has been compelled to ad-
vance the price Of subscriptions and advertising
This step has been taken reluctantly, but from alb
solutc necessity and after mature dclibcraton. We
have had either to do this or suspend publication,
and we know that our Union friends don't want our
paper to stop. A few facts stated may serve as an
excuse for this reform
The paper laid down to us here, before the rebel
lion, at 81 per roan, now cost us ELEVEN DOLLARS,
Ink is double labor is doubis frc-wood is doUblej
and all we purehase to live upon, or carry on the
office, costs oice or thrice the prices paid before the
rebellion. We were the first Publisher in East Ten
nessee in 1899, to put down a weekly paper to TWO
DOLLARS per year, and we have been the last to
raise to higher ratepyAs soon us circumstances
will Justify it, we will return to old prices. This
war will be put down in the course of the year 500
and then the country will be relieved Of the high
prices which are draining the resources of business
men, and shall be among the first to return the
old rates.
In future we must have THREE DOLLARS per
year. and those sending us ONE or TWO DOLLARS,
will have the paper furnished for II Hird or t~o-
thirds of year Our advertising rates will be ad-
vanccd in proportion In the meantime we solicit
the continued support of the friends of the Govern
ment and the enemies of the Rebellion; and in
turn, promise to fight for the one and tho other,
until victory perchcs upon our standard.
w. g. BRowNLow,
Editor and PrQprictor
Novornb nbnr 18th
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Judicial Appointments.

The Nashville Dispatch of Thursday publishes
the following list of appointments:
1t will be seen by the following list of appoint
mcnts made by His EXcecncy Governor johnson.
that the civil machinery of the State has been put
IN motion, and will soon be in running order if the
people aid the Governor in his efforts TO substitute
civil for military law; (,
SUPREME COURT
ludgcs--Sam Miiligan, of Greeneville, and Rus
sell Houston of Nashville.
Attorney General and Reporter Horace May.
nard, Of Knoxville.
CnANCERY COURT.
First Dstrct-Soth J. w. Lucky Chancellor
Second District--Danie c. Trcwclt, Chancellor.
Third Di,trict-lhomns II. Caldwell, Chancellor.
Fourth Dislrict--S. ID Friorson, Chancellor.
M appointments have yet been made for the fifth
and sixth districts.
CIRCUIT CoUKr
First Crcut-Dayid 7. Patterson, Judge. james
5riton, Jr. Attorney General.
Second Circu-Jamcs 7. Swan Judge JAS NJ.
Meek, Attorney General.
Third Circuit Elah T. Hall Judge. David X.
Young, Attorney General.
Fourth Circuit-John G. Gaut, Judge A. A.
Hyde, Attorney General.
Sixth Circut--Andrcw McChin fudge John
w. Bowen, Attorney General
Ninth Clrcut-M. NJ. Bricn Judge
Fifteenth Circuit-tico. W. Reeves, Judge. Thns.
Is. Shelson, Attorney General.
CRIMINAL COURT
Criminal Court of Davidson Rutherford and
Montgomery counties Thos. n. Frazier Judge
Geo Stubberied, Attorney General.
Criminal Court Of Memphis including the fifth,
thirteenth and fourteenth civil districts of Shelby
county, Lcvick r. Jones, Judge, VIM. Wallace, At
tOrney General.
Comnoa Law and Ohanccry Court of Memphis,
VIM. Smith, Judge,
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Interesting Letter from President
Lincoln.

The kliladephia Press says the following letter
from President Lincoln was written by the President
prior to his recollection to Mrs Eliza F. Gurney, the
widow of the late well known Friend and philan-
thropist, Joseph John Gurney VIII. was one of the
wcalthiest bankers Of London Mrs Gurney is an
American lady and since her husbands death has
resided at Burlington, New Jersey;
NJ Esteemed FricHd;--l have not forgotten,
probably never shall forget, the very impressive
occasion whom yourself and friends visited me a
Sabbath forenoon. two years ago Nor had your
kind letter written nearly n year later even been
forgotten. In all it has been your purpose to
strengthen my reliance in God. / am much in
dcbtcd to the good christian people of the country
for their constant prayers and consoatono and to
no one of them more than to yourself The pur-
poses of the Almighty are perfect and must prevail,
though We crring mortals may fail TO accurately
perceive them in advance. We hoped for happy
termination of this terrible war long before this,
but God knows best, and has ruled otherwise. We
shall yet acknowledge his wisdom and our own
ror, therein; meanwhile We must work earnestly
in the best lights he gives u.s. trusting that work
ing still conduccs TO the great crls he ordains.-
Surely he intends some great good TO follow this
mighty convulsiOn which no mortal could make,
and no mortal could stay.
Your people-thc Fricnds-havc had and are
having very great trials, principles and faith op
posed to both war and oppression. They can only
practically oppose oppression by war. In this hard
dilemma. some have chosen one horn and some the
other.
For those appealing to me on conscientious
grounds | have done and shall do the best could
and can in my own conscience, under my oath to
the law. That you believe this doubt not, and
believing it, slall still receive for country and
myself yous earnest prayers to our Father in
Heaven.
Your sincere friend
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House for Sale.

There is very good dwelling house in East
Knoxville, near the bridge on Cumberland street,
for sale to the highest bidder the purchaser being
required to remove It to some other locality Doors,
windows, blinds shingles, weather-hoardng, glass,
sash and all, are in good condition. Brick chimney
and undcr-piuning are good bargain can he had
hy applying to the Editor Of this paper.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

On Sunday morning near Concord, the breaking
of an axle threw the down train Off the track and
killed four of the Second Ohio ARTILLERY, and
%ounding sixteen Others, six or eight of them bad
wounded are in the hospital here, and are well
cared for 1t was one of that class ofaccdcnts that
could not be provided against. The train was emily
running ten miles an hour at the time. The very
cold weather may have contributed to the breaking
of the nxlc
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The Rutledge Raid.

The following from Mr.. Senter will explain it.
self 1t is in reply to Harrison's article:
KSoxviLLE, January 2j, 1868
d.. ViiidBi q. Brotcalo,c:
DEAR SfR-ln your Vino of the 2jth inst,
see an article signed by jesse L. Y. Harrison, Civ
ing an account of rebel raid in the town Of Rut-
ledge in which he charges that certain citizens sent
the rebel soldiers to his fathers house under pre-.
tense of hunting hm-Jessc Harrson--in which
certain robbcrics were committed. What Others
done do not know, but SO far as ] am concerned
| not only den, any knowledge of the transaction,
but denounce it entirely void of truth and with
out any foundation whatever.
p NJ. SENTER.
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To County Agents.

Agents will come and get supplies. must sec
them in person. Those who have made no reports
will receive nothing till reports are made.
Z. T.. GILLESwATERs
Gen. Agt Z. 7. Relief Association.
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zon1Tr1hiiba od d lux, IL6e..,s 9 saepptembre 1865 .Loy .9i19NoI6I

sera pas de cacher leurs intentions. Allons
mes e%nfants, faisons connaitre les n6tres a
maitre John Bull, ct montrons-lui que Isl
nous n'ayons pas CONNIE lui dea dents jusqulau
fond du gosier, nous men sonimes pas cepen-
dant tout a fait depourvus.
A peine Get ordre etait-il dome, que Ia
bande quii recouyrait la batterie de Ia Belle
Thsrese disparut CONNIE par enhancement, ct
la Calypso put, a son tour, compter de chaque
cote des faucs de la Belle Therese douze sa-
bords, par lesquel antant de pieces de dix
Init allongeaient yoluptueusement leu. cou.
.aga9( IA continuer)
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S~uocEssros DE THEoPHrLE RoussnL, DECIDE

SUCCESSION DE 1IHEOPHILE RdussEL, decide.
~EEa4 EST T5ys T1ai5 ----aayy 3sSFt4I ~ aBth,
n tat de- Ia Louisiana. Cour 9du ttroisieme
District Judiciare, siegeant dams ct pour la
P~aroisse de Lafourehe.a q .yhsafo ~, s,e~.,s-s :.
gAttendu,-Que q. ABLE RoUssEr. resident
dams la dite paroisse de Lafourche, a depose en-
tire les mainsidur Grefder de la ditel Cour, son
application pour obtenir des lettres d'adminis-
tration de la dite Succession, !. 'Ia
En- consequence, avis est donne a toautes les
personnes que celia. peut conc;errner d'avoir b
faire leur opposition Isl eIles. en- soont) a cette
denande, au grehfet de Il. ditee Cour, dams les;
dix jonrs qui saiyronts Ia premiere publication
de Get avis, autrenaent lie petitionnaire sera,i
dams les delais de Ia Ioi, nomme ct dhment uua-,
llie administrator de la editee Succession
-.- En- temoignage de quot TAI signe ct
LIS. marquee la place du sceau de Iardite
.,l-.r7l Cour, &c "a aoat mil HUT, cent soixan-,
te, cling. I'M GsrestTe 81. /
:, - Is. JUSTIN SARTA,, tGredier.
Thib'odaux, lie, 2 sept. 1865. @
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SUCCESSION DE ALVIN s. Ba1rroN, decide.
ETAT DE. LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du 3eme Dis,
IItrict Observation-Disclosures de Lafonrche.
Attendu One F. G. NICHOLS, ,administra-
teur de la succession de Alvin S. Britton, dece-
de. a, ce jour, 20 aoat 1865, depose au bureau
du greffer de Ia dite Cotr, I'M compte p%r,oyvisoi-
re pour son administration de Ia dite succession.
Enconsequence,p toutes les persones interes.
sees dams la dite succession. sont notifies d,a-
yoir a presenter leurs objections a ce bureau
Isl elles en- ont, dams les dix jonrs qui suivroht
la premiere publication do Get avis. $3.50 - D
= 3s.N JUSTIN SAETA, tGreffier de la
2lsept. 1866 d3ssaia4a dite. Cour- y
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Avis.

Les creanciers de, la succession de eFirmin
Toups ct de Silyanie. Bergeron, decides, sont
requis de presenter leurs reclamations, 1egale-
ment approuvees ct assermentees, au soussigne.
Les debiteurs de la-dite succession isont egale-
ment requis de venir regier daas lie plus BRET
delai possible. isft IN JULES BEAUVAIS.1
poo aG:EEi93 fIVA administrator.
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Avis.

Les creanciers de la Succession Celeste Bel
LANCER widow of Lemuel Tanner, decedee, sont
requis de presenter leurs. reclamatlons legale-
ment approuYees Ell. assermentees, au soussigne.
Les. debiteurs de la dite Succession sont egale-
ment requis de venir reglerz dams lie plus bref
delai possible =
49, WINCHESTER HALL,
Administrator de Ia Succession.
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Avis.

p }aI3'la % Avis ab s1asaol1s 74dle
Les ereanciensa de la succession de Mott
Birdsall, decede, son Trequis de presenter leurs
declarations, approuvees ct authentiquees, au
soussigne. Les debiteurs de, la dite succession
sont aussi notifies de s'acquitter dams lie plus
court delai possible.
sf,e~. ~re~- s.cr E. W. BLAKE,
sE 80 Avocat de la succession
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ATrENDu. que Adolphe Perrin, agent ct executeur
testamentaire datIf de la succession. de Victor
Richard, a, ce jour, depost d ce bureau I'M tableau
provisoire CONNIE agent de j. us Bush, executor
testa1n entaire, ct aussi en- sa capacite a executcur
testamentaire, reIatif ala srccesioudu dit Richard
personnellement, ct en- societe avec dautres iudiyi.
das, demandant Zee que le dit tabieau soft approuve
ct hpmologue. @sa;ffssF vFs@., paf ssFufsf M,
En- consequence les htritiers ct creanciers de la
snsdite succession, ct les personnes i1teressees dams
les raisons sociales de Victor Richard & Co, ct dc
scudday g. Richard. sont notifies d'avoir a presenter
d &c bureau, dams les trente jours qui .sniv ront la
publication du dit avis, les objections aL'elles peuy.
ent avoir a lhomologation du dit tableau provisoire.
autrement Il sera approuye ct homologue confor.
d la loi JUSTIN SARTA.
- - ht.aa sf GrefRer de faadite Gour.
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5WHISKEY |. Olive Branchs a,4saa.5.~-
Do sia4slP Pike Magnoliaagsl .btnuD
DO Yieux Bourbon

~ s.. gWii suaf fsyS9 su!a III
sCOGNACF raneais ab 3sptve rg6
do slnasa Y Ektra eh ssr4y
CHERRY u MadsrssE a sifess %
PORTO ct vim .du Rhin !, s..dia r.
WINS de- Bdrdeaux Ter crus on 4fsl .ss5
aSIROP de- riamboises 5f n
DO sosa g GGroseilIes a4' sf
IA Pr ssass.1 HFS fi1f ss}4fG% as4i y ~
Y fs xAHaAa e @g9as9aT 3} sgs
H0STRTTER's Bittersh iqet 54 st,s A.
PLANTATION Bitters s raq Ya
IsCHIEDDAM sehnapps 4,fgr.,,,o E
IVEkMOUTH do Molly & Prati ,loga tio,
CURACAO ct Maraschinso 2 scott - 1901
GIN de Hollande nue. y '7i
MALAGA giesj aaa : eeioa IS zl oes5 Ell
Etc, Etc. ar oiEteq at:as
l9aout-1a. faa}9A st SIP
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WINS ET LI0UEsUjNSsaE.

- 9asa''t9 iaseaa1fihi 1i8a sfsssfAsb a~0iissslr
,ssi'7 tioe aaaaia3 II aiqup1s n5 aans i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-12
HHE PLEDGE:

u BY THE BARD OF MARsIE HELL.
In Baltimore, famed Tor ladies fair,
Lived a beautiful girl with faxen hair,
And Sonny blue eyes with LIQUID light,
Add roseate lips, e glorious sight.
The youngsters fell in love BIZ dozens.
Frlcrds aud Hcluaintanccs, strangers and coUs-
ms;
But she a crot3het had got in her head.
And said she determined never to wed,
Until she loved a handsome youth
Who would grant all her requests in Truth,
And bi"d him fully never 70 break
The pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young men stood aghast with fear;
Some wEackcd tleir boots, some pulled their hair;
Some said twas religion some said twas money !;
But It took them and they felt quite funny.
Among them there was a fine young man;
Say he, II love her as well as l can.
Now al make her the promise, SUth open aud free,
And agree to stand by it whatever it be-"
The fair one stepped up to his side,
And SAID. "Should l now be your bride,
You must promise here before us all,
To buy your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can SUIT a husband of mine,
The coats Ire SO 7ha ndsCtIie, the panta divine"
Says Johnny, a laughing, You dear little elf.
Ii you like Ihem so well, get a pair for yourself"
We otter unusual induccmcnt in all kindg cf
Clothing aad Furnishing Goods, together with a
superior line of piece goods for custom work. Boys
Go hing a speclalfcature.
SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
ClOthicrs and Merchant Tailors,
IS an 10 West Baltimore street.
Dec. IL, lS65.-Iy. Baltimore.
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AiSqu1th GO bro.
SOLE AGENTS AT CHARLEsToWN, O
sToNEBRAKER's PREPARATIONS.
uCfRSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,

GIVE your Horses, Cattle and Hogs, Stone.
braker's Horse and Cattle Powders if you. want
fine, healthy Horses, &c., and you are sure to have
They arc a safcand speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Dis'cmpcr, HeEyes, Hide bound. Worms, &C., in
Horses Loss. Of Cud, Black Tongue, ETC., in Cat.
Be sure you buy Stoncbreker's Horse and Cattle
Powders, as tt'ey arc superior to all others now in
use. They are becoming the most popular Pow:
Gf such articles as are especially suited to the ami
NAL for which they are used. No Powders ever
sold have given such universal satisfaction, and
acquired so great celebrity in the same time.
Asan evidence of their superiority over all others,
the Proprietor warrants, them as such or the money
rYund"d. Only try them and be convinced of their
Great Qualities.
Price % cents a Package or 5 Papers for 81.
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for ALI.
TO Keep pace ,cith tie Times: and 5iipe notice
to old Friends, and Customers generally
that he as still ii the LGnd Of
tie Itring.
GEORGE W. sPeTTg,

G.B0RGE w. SPOTS,
OPPOSITE Il RAILROAD, AND NEAR The
DEPOT,I IN CHARLESTUwN,
pESRECTFULLY informs the public, that he has
1Slopen to the accommodation of travellers and
others, his former residence sa
HOUSE OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Permanent or Transient Boardcrs will be accom-
s~Inodatcd in a style L. fleet their appreciation, and
on terms as reasonable a. can be desired His Ia
BILE will be furnished with all that the markets
afford, whilst his EAR will contain the best of Do
uIestic Wines, Ale, Cider, &C., and good order,
quiet, and. comfortable accommodation, shall per-
wade his csfabliShmept.>
His arranScIhen ts TOR the accommodation of the,
public, In the way of HACKS BUGG1ES N
HORSES, are more ample and complete than ever
before. Those in want OF any sort Of Iocomotion,
would do we'll to give him a call. as his terms and
Clscwherc; promptly done as heretofore, AID at
reasonable rates. -.
He also desires to Inform the old friends and pa
irons of his BLAL KSMIrH AND WAGON-MA-
KING SHOPS, that he by no means intends to re-
linquish this department of his business In addi-
ton to his own personal labor and supervision, he
will have in his employ those entirely competent to
perform any work confided to his hands. He will
give his special attention to HORSE-SHOEING,
and the satisfAct ton rendered in the past, should be
guaranty us TO the future.
Thankful to the community at large for the
liberal encouragement her stOforC extended, ne cx-
poets by untiring industry, and a desire to please,
to still merit a share of their support.
November 81, lS65-3t. G. W S.
o. Free Press and Hagerstown Mail copy 3w.
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A DESIRABLE HOME IN MARKET.

1 Shenandoah Hotel, Harpcrs Ferry, at II 81
o'clock NJ, fSsES1Mf
On Saturday 18Th Of December, Ml4
that desirable little
II R A G Q L AN
in LoIdoun County, known. as the old Nlscwarncr
Farm, and on which Carey Thompson has resided
for the last several years. 1t is situated one mic
from liarPers- Ferry, and Immediately on the grade
road Icading to IL. lsboro'; The quality Of the
ats advantages of water, FINE FRU IT, g. s1ts
arc too we'll known to need further dcscr in. IN
ton ~
TERMS Cash; so soon as paid n Decd will
be given by James Roper, the former owner, aud
myself jointly.
Dec. ), 1856 Thesis. STONE.
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Supply Of C0MI.


is not only ample Tor the wants of the community.
but is Of a quality equal t" any ever offered in the
market, and will be sold at a pI ice ba rclv sufficient
TO cover nett cost. Families in want Of fuel should
make carly application, and he will deliver coal at
an hours notice H. has on hand a fine supply of
FINE COAL, for ii~iacksmithing purposes or to
burn in the Egg Stove, that lie will sell at reduced
price. He will fill any and all orders for
PLANK, SHINGLES. LATTEs. LINE. CEMENr
and BUILDING MATERIAL
generally, and at the very lowest ra ties the market
will Justify. lie suiicits 4 call from those in town
lection is from a yard ample to accommo datc all
demands.
As the authorized Agent Of the "NATIOEAI FIX.
PRESS AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY"
he will give prompt attention to trapsmisaiop of all
Goods, Moneys, Packages, &c, Committed 10 his
care. The Justly hfgh character of this COMPANY.
cOlnmends it TO the generous support of the bust
ness public. Its terms are reasonable, transmission
sure and expeditions. ard whether much or little.
its means of accommodation are always adequate
to the general want.
In connection with Slcssrs. BAILEY & NEW.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, of liar.
Pcr's Ferry, he will give special attention tn the
shinmcnt of GRAN, BEE, PORK. or other PRO.
OCCE from this point To Baltimore and elsewhere.
Has acquaintance as to the working operations Of
the road, under its present mana cement, and the
facilities he has at hand, enable him to offer induce
mcnts to farmers aid others, of which they are not
aware.
lie will soon have in readiness IT the Depot, a pair
of HAY SCALES, of latest aud approved Pattern,
ard attend 10 the weighing of hay or other bulky
articles, that may be offered in the market.
WARNER.
Charicstown, November 81, 1865 st.
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TIRE wAs'H1NGToN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

T'HE wASHINGTON
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81, SoUTH STREET, OVER THIRD NATIANAL BANK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchafdize,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port. &c;
against loss or daInug c by Fire, on the most favor
able terms. All losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
u DIRECTORS:
THOMAS Y. CANBY, of Candy. Gllpin & Co..
WN. WHITELOCK, PrCs't Sd National Bank.
O.. A. PARKER, of E. L.Parkcr & Co,
w. II. CRAWFORD, of w. II. Crawford & Co.
P.S .CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist.
6 H REESE, Of G. II. Reese s. Bros.
j. D. Mason, of J d. Mason & Co.
J. TOME, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us !BEACHAM, OF J. S. Beacham s. Bro ,
. ]. F.Dx, of Dix s. Steiner.
J. LEARY, of J.. Lcary & Co, :.
A. =. PERRY, Commission MeEShaHt.
H.. G. SSiITH, OF Tucker < smith.
X. NJ. SPILLER. Of Spiller & AIcook.
+. KISBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros.
J. HARTS1HS. South Gay street..
g. p. TowNsEND, of VIM Chestnut Z Co.
b. F. PARLETT, of Il. F. Parlctt & Co.
j. S. FORBES, Builder.
C. w. HUMRIcKHoUsE, of c. w. uumrickhouse
g. Co. THOS. Y. CANBY Pres't.
FRANCIS J. McGISHls, Sec'y.i
E. NJ. AISQUlTH, Agent at Charlestown.
Nov. ID, S65.-ly.
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T~oNTTNUEs open for the reception and ae
~ commOdatiOn of visitors. The MOONS are in
complete order, we'll FURNISHED and comfort able ;
the large aud commOdious, and the
TABLE At all times supplied with the choicest VI
ands OG tlEe Country and City Markets.
The Servants are attentive, and constantly mat.
of Guests.
The Prophecies is determined to sustain the
well established reputation of the House.
The public patronage is solicited.
NoHEMRER Z. 1865.
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STONEBAKER'S
AND BONE LINIMENT,
RANT TO CT1pE

Rheumatism, Sprains. Swcllcd Joint, Sore Throat,
Frosted Feet, Poison, Old Sores and Bruises, Frcsh
and Back, swccny On Man or Beast. saddlcor COL
lar Calls, Disteinper, Scratches, &c, on Horses
and Mules, and all diseases requiring an ex tcrnal
remedy.
al who know and have used STONEBRAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE LI\INlENT, will tics tity that
1t Is the most popular linIment ever sot! j" any
wherever it has been introduced, taking the place
OF all others.
This is n strong evidence of it's great powers in
removing Rheumatism, Pains, SwclIings, SC both
on man and beast. No Linimcnt has yet been
its great virtue. Every bottle warrcnted or the
money refunded.