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A little girl on 3ennsylyaul was lateIy
repr1vri .1r playing Uut-iaoTs with 9ugs,
and informed that being seven years 3D.
she was 5000 big for thHJ now but with
adj iHa enable Innocence EhereUHeI. "Why
tle bigger We grow tle better ul ll.e 'el.
Guudm5 tloA zine o. think.
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we Ee al-lor--l 60 auu1ua.s WHlts
'-1sN' ss7 a. a oiad-la.e Gr Cea1r rsas- 4.
Davidson County, q. Che sa.-.ss ,r.r-s ......'.
%. $50, .ef'sEa .Fza---thoiograpas 81 esusr..a
''iat -Aa oonielcraio- fho largest s..-
-eelien 70 ne west, Tor 5a.o, rhsIs5--- 49,
49, Ae1em5er tao phase, Gallery af Ne
mrcial Hotel. 49,
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

"A HER5 4 HUNr-Manutactuuers Of all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carrisges aud
buggies, Express Wagons and Carryalis, Y North
MarEaL .LIaeL
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We Ask

The snHarng ulili0us N our lsad % give this
RENE ~ d trsl conviucea thsf by is umeiy uss
rlsuv nav - relieved. many curui ci Dyspepsia
Heartburn. sour stomach, sex hesdac-o, Llzl
ness. Tnfreau1n- Elcs, 4, sfIreuoss, Bilious AZ
tscEs LIVER Complains, kheumarc AGe-t.ols 4, sc
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials vilhea bot
De. sni 40 nos use the medicine s-slnsl ne adVct
o, yolr Pryacian.
NsuUisatured only By TkRRANT 90, 81
6roeuElch stree, New York.
azf-ATF sale ~ a1 rtrssgssietn. FuVf ~
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Nat. Tyler, Of the Richmond Enquirer,
makes a special appeal Co the NiFgIuia
Legislature 30 elect him State Printer. Tie
states that be has eujeav0red Cd udlct "a
true aud manly Virgins newspaper.
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HOOK SELLERS AND sFATIONERS.

GPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
= FRANK, successors 20 NJ. }. DTucker. Brewers
Of ale ana Lsger Beer, No. 81 Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. idec3-ly
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SUFFE r e r S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRaNT Co.

TARRANT Co:
Gentlemen i am resident o. Curssoa snd hsve
been disposed % wnte On Won concerning ne resi-
value Of your SELTZER ApERIENT - = remedy
or Ind Cestion and dyspepsia. Z desire 20 expires
o. you NV sincere rrUtude flrrhe grest bcnpdt the
sE.l1hk has done my wife
FOR tour or Eve yesrs NV wife has beoc sadly
aiilcted with DYSPEPSIA. and ai.er being under the
esncnt ~ several Doctors for two or three years,
she Has nnaliy induced % seek The sdrlce Of a
learned fnYslcisn, hoctOr Cahisls, o. Nenezuels,
Nho insineds-e.y treated her wiihsyour lgFER-
NEsCkNI SETTER APERIENr. sire began 20
improve 90 once, ana is nov PEKFECrLY WELL.
iecl q o BE- my dsty fof the good Ct humanity 10
make tbs statement feeling thai a medicine 80 val
uable should De widely knoWn
Irusung you wll give tins publicity, snd repesi-
ing nv earnest gratitude spd thsnks.
Z sm very respectfully yunns.
$. 70. c. HENRIQUER
Nev York, june =, '6s. Ms.ohsni. Cufaeso. S. A.
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COLLECTING AGENTS.
Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALEas, &c.

DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Cos mis-
/ sion Merchants. our prompt attention IS gwen
% the receiving and forwarding Of COITON. Al
south Market 81 ett
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BANKERS AND RROKERS.
noon AND Ion PRINTING.
BREWERY.

CAMERON, WM. q CO.-Book and Job Printers,
~ ami pa fishers Of the Dsiy and Weekly
Union, Primers Aey, betEeen Union and Dead
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In Dyspepsia

ans De- attend ,ui train OF -ymptons, % acts more
llhE ca AKIN than = med cine There is moth
UE In The whole range OF Matesla MedlCs that cHn
loT moment bear comparison with q ln this dis
eg-e.
Gan secount OF this wonderful pant may be
iousi the llth edition OF the a. s. pl-pensstory
pages l7t7 and 1855
series OF experiments 10 which nr. Bun has
haJu o. years engaged, has Just lg n brought Go "a
-u fsFslJl IeTmlnsii0n, and Ia i- uow enabled 90
o7sr t1 The puhiic combination OF CkbhuN With
other approved touIcs, the whole preserved lu tie
h.st quality OF copper di-tlled Bourbon Whisky,
uhIra ho b. couhdert hs- DO equal In he word.
le might furnish a volume 90 vertlhcstes, hut the
Uuilfr have long since learned 10 estimate .urh
lug- nY their true value Toe ais-t plan l= for
esery one % test Tor himself the virtues a new
mtIr.ue
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The following is the Vagrant Law
enacted by the Alabama Legislature :
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ufFl HENCf7-
b. H. Harrison Esq % s. lbs AuE, Nashville
+. K Glssco.k, q. b. Mar hal, Nashville.
b. r. Wlkrn, Eco Nashville.
Z b E..L. L-l-. Na.lULa. -Ie-l IN
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ANNAAEAANfN AcAAEr run inc AnAn0F
fully explain the character and scope Of the won,
UsIvEEsITr o. PESSsYIy.NI,. ,
PHrLApKLi MA, July I, l.Cj. 7
MY DEAR sra 1t Is with peculiar pleasure u,,i
hsye undertaken 70 write the military hogranb,
Of Lieutenant General 6rant, because hsrins
Known hun from boy hood, lave Watched the ~.
cessive steps snd Symmetrical development Of h,.
character, and find IN his complete and rounde,
lite not Dsle point WI ich will require me 10 trr
nv pen for the purposes Of championship, eStep
nation or pallia,ion. We were cadets together, anl
! nov see how the cadet Of lsfU eNhb ted uuafia.
which only need fostering and opportunity 10 rlsk.
him the Eeneralismo OF 1850
! have great pride in knowing that undartsks
re work, not Only with General Grants sarctop
hut with exclusive promise Of every Assistance
tie hiss directed material sod maps 70 fe put in M,
hsnds, which cannot otherw Sc be obtpined aud hi
and The gentlemen OF ms staf have OH red 20 A..
~Ner All questions, snd supply al I shall need q
make the work faithful historic record
] think I msy safely promise the pnhlic that 81
n. ugh the work might have beea better done by
other hands, they vii ind. m tins volume, tht
Inth eaTeluy slied nom the great mass Of mate
risls, Systematically dlgt sted, scientifically present
ed IN military point Of view, and uninhuenced b,
prejudice Ct any kind whsteHer
The story Of h!sHe
Prem year % year, the battles, sieEes, fortunes
That he had passed
which ln,ernk in iron chsu-work The peaceia
youth With the stormy. successful, nustrious man
hood q our '.rest captain"
am, very siacsrsly, yours,
B. COPPEE.
c. B. RIcHAEDsoS, Esq.
This Work q sold only BY Subscription.
Agents wanted 10 every county Exclusive ter
utory giyea, and hosrsl induce Taents offered.
Address,
e. B RICHARDSON. Publisher,
40 Broadway, New York
decl6-Gtie
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SAD BEEFAyEAEyr.-- Ihew.ie 20 Mr. james
Bromley, O. resident 81 Bhote leland. nov o.
guest 90 tue View Eng and House, q 90 vrs-
terlay morning about Two O'Clock. She was
from go h0ctou county, u thia state. and
mad only been married ghteeu days. This
is the sccoad wife no has las. within four
months. 10 is supposed she died from the
1ielts of q cold, coutracte while travelling
from her home, the day after her wedding.
o. tine railroad itUe.1Hi fCt0I Hru.l.
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B0NNETs, TUHEiNs. ErEH.v-. HATS.
FLOHEEs. ANl
Fancy Goods.
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Nasty"
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS on THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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Agents Wanted
In Every State and County OF the
United States
r.. w. CARROLL a. CO,

Address sii communications
JOSEPH T. ToPHAM s Co,
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
n less than a year after their introduction,

0 tanned q reputation 5uBs wide spread al, sim oOC
hut ai North America. But the cr8Wut u1uJ bel
rather comb nation. for be does not c8Im 20 have
uyeH the dIacoysrer OF GIDEON, VIII cha is tie basis
Oi the kiijeTs now offered % the public That hon.
OF belongs Co the native luhsutAnt7 Of Central
America, Go whom iis virtues hEve heen known iOI
more than two hundred years Armed with DC the
lrdiau hd- dehanee % The most deadly malaria,
Hnd handle without fear the most yeEomons ser,
pents. ltls belief with them, that while there Is
bre Ga ia the body. The Cedron b. potent 10 cue no
matter whst the disease may he.
White 1T. Bull b. not prepa ed 20 endorse this
uaragauf pnrtBnElon, he Is nevertheless sat shed
nom thorough examination Of the evidence reia-
ting % its virtues that a. q remedy and preveuua-
tive for an disease arising from exposure. theT
90 the weather or climate, OF 90 mlasmauc nhUen-
ID Stands
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Proclamation By the Governor.
STATE OF TENNFg-FE d
EXECUTIVE nEPiET1fENT.

EXECUTIVE uEPA ET1fFNT .
hssuFllLE. Zee IA. Isf.
Wnrarts vacancy has ocsurre,l u she Ganeraf
t..@rrfIF ~ me -tEe or Teulezsrs ~ tfa rl...--
nation 81 she Hen T. 2. Lsaafer. seaafor morn ~.
F8urtfaain seuatlE OF lastrct, corauosad af fbe
col1te~ % Clrnqns lcieei lruldy. Van Huran
ani Warren Therefore,
j. william q. hroEniou. Gosernor % The STATE o.
Tennessee. 10 HEREBY Command fha sh. ~. Z.
sad COUNTIES &c Cauunn. tlifse. Gruufv V.- -.
ren ant HaIreu. respectively 90 open ~ f-'-f i.
eieoaon la saturday, me lsih dsT q Isg-r-. IL
o. q ihe iasreat Places Of Forns IN fHe'r 49,
i've eouaties 70 q SAD va sncv. A. 49, 80
make return accord q 10 a..
Ia tsztuouy whereof i hara k----4. ..-t
H|ee 1ri1ed ny uerrr and crurrf ~ f.rr..s
49, 7eaa q ne ets,e 81 fennesaee 10 - alErr.i
a. Sc uspartnent 10 ihe cIty % -.ashTaIs thfs
lftn DAY q naremhar, ls6I
b ne ssossfnor " g. BRoWNLOW.
A p FLE lCHERs Sec , q siaie.
IaalEat
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Notice.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

NASHVILLE, Dec 2, lsa5.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders q DE First
I "a Natouai Rsuz q Nashvlle. Tenn 81 - heid
4 The ofhcs Of sad sank. on Tuesday. January an
iS1s far he oiecuon Of sI Ulreciors 20 ssfTe he
ensuing year. JAS. g. OGDEN,
dece-lm Cashier,
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.gNslzsl EMS.
/ !. II1'1.I..@.0 Hi
~ fI@ tgS is5 9
= iHgtsg l:e zg
No. LIS 1854 s5iSi 80 S. 81 ISIS co.'s %
10 v g.. 9 "a 555 50 2 n t g &c g
No. A.. I sol PSI ~ OJi oJI 81 -
No s. 9 OOI 9 Isl 3 OOI So 3 col 50 10 90
No G. 81 3 O0i 3 25' 3 IS 8 Isl ...... ......
40. r.. sol g PSI Isl 4 25 4 25i sees. ......
No. s..... g oJ vi 5J' 15' 0OI .--.., $3.50.
No. g.. 50 5JI O0I .-.... Sol ...... .---..
Eol0-... DOL 8 col sol ......i -l .----, ......

These pens bear my rod n.nTk &" @. P. BaHEE
EIrRA Lou, kT.," for which haFe secured the
d0yg-ughf, and are warranted equal IN hneness Of
matsrisl and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
afscture, and are believed 20 be superior to all
others in durability and other substantial qualities
Fhch combine 10 make really serTeeahle per.
Sent By mai OF express on receipt Of price and
rghHg charges lf b. msl Al M risk when 20 cents
IL added for Tegshsl write your name and sd-
dress PLAINLY.
Postage on single pen three cents pen with any
case or holder and box, sir csflis Old pens re-
paired for fifty cents (ald siauapl each. Circulars
sznt YER Address
@. r. BARNES
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
Ss5 msin-B3Tesl, Cor sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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WnntRn.

A PARTNER Oh cash from $4,000 t1 $1,000,
~ O. 20 lu Che Hotel business "a large eIIF iu
the s0uin- IHe hou-e BE- do uE "a large bu-ius.-
nov. mau tlst has some Experience u tle to-
iei bu-iness preiascl- hi1re.a
tec6-u A. b. g.. Nashville. 3 Cd.
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CAHRIAGE lIANUFACrURERs.

IIN6LkTON, X. h --BookselIer Publisher
y satoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building
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WALL PAPER, etc.

ETTILSON, J. ". CO.-Manufacturers snd
- Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tin, Copper
An Sheet iron Ware and Fun shing Goods No. II
College street.
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AND MAPS, PLANS, &C.
Vol. syo.; 5oo Pages, g 80

This work will be IN svery particular trlsiWorthy
and sccusate-wuIten by the Lieut. Generals Hfs
long Trend, from official documents put e.rdla,irlf
INTO ms hands, q cannot fail to meet every require
ment Of the public expectation.
The following extracts from the
Prefaratorv Letter from die Autbo.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

lAREY SMITH, Nos. &c and 80 Union street,
- (up stairs) represent the fglloEirg Companies
tau, Phoenix and KnickerbOcker Life Of New York,
rnd Accident OF CoUmbus, Ohio.
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Without a Rival.

Aud Instiy deserves the reputation 10 has so long
enlsyei m Central America snd the West Indies.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.


CAMPBELL McFWEN GROEsBECK, Attor.
- neys al Law sn0 Claim Agents, practice IN oil
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 10
Elzo claims against the United States snd Vouchers
collected. ONCE y North Cherry street, up stairs
OTIS. f. Attorney and Councillor at Law,
" Office 4215 Cherry ST.: ?. o. Box 74s.
BANkERS AND BROKERS'.
LHIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Government Deposi-
It tyry--NO. 90 College street, between Union
and the Pu0le Square Dealers IN Uncurrenl
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government Secur-
ues Of al KINDS. stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended TO.
o. SANFORD, Pres't JAS. 9. oeDES. Cash'r.
ATARR, TaOS s.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold. Urcur-
REM Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended % promptly.
Also Duys and sells on G. mErssOn.
GEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, desls in Exchange. Govern
ment Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUssDEs, Cashier.
VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and CON. Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold Stocks and Bonds sod on Commission.
W. W. Berry, President EDGkR JOINS, Cashier.
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Public sale
OF
Horses and Mules.

I WILL eel. - Pulls sale every SATURDAY.
rlu-nlur- c1nlulf ualuE ca Che inth .usI ar iu
e.c,oes, ne tle stahie of DAVID Hsndsrsou. SO. l1I
Aurih lhrrry e a lew dorrs he ~ toe OF Thee
ire, number 81 MULES ami HuK fES. The hsst
81 keep furEishfd aI Heuder-ou's atauIr ~ 40
u-uea- hur-ea and Mules rul up at moderate
charges. add sold 90 reaz0uani. r1 r11ntss-0n-
derl5-1F Nv .TATLuH fufu1urar
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I LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate snd General
- husIuess Agents, over Hork's Book store, $50
Union Str ct Nashville, Tenn. EuZG-6m9
, 1865-05-29

with two men aud led horses, to so 10 Chzlottes-
burg and return.
1seestarteti in pursuit. Of ske TaI, roiac down o.
the New York r1lrnad - fur Al Southport. but
failed 10 fnd my traces Of him. Returning, they
facts. acd he immeotstely went to New York and
set the detectives to work. They found that tbs
man had hlsel ont ae clerk to The proprietor OF
satnfd.y, M the day On which be eams a up III hsre. re-
LenruIpg nothing else satisfactory, Cspt Clark
returned and eet his force At work. They sac
% 10 zosr b1idss across ,be housatonte. sia On he
opposite side are four roaos, leading of in diff
ferept directions, and no ona knew which fosd he
he local author,ties about that ahos reeiou were
set to work, the inhabitants were reused TO action,
BY the Funor that the nan Was John surratt, for
whom large reward was offered; the whole coun-
try was completely EAked over, 80 10 speak; but
strange to t8y EoG the least trace OF the man, after
he crossed Z0ar bridge, bes yet hecn found Of
dcers continued TO search into New York, MassA-
teven difestn Mt men were s:.ested, one IN Paulne,
On the Harlem Ia1lroad, and two or three we're
brought to this city. oneeecufely hanacufed; but
had no resemblance at ill. Alter two weeks Of
unremittine te0rch all hopes OF securing the fel-
low were given up. But the Fudtcn disappearance
OF the man l. one Of the most unaccountahle things
On record. There appears 10 be no dopbt among
those acquainted with the faets that the nan was
IN some WsJ connected with Booth In his terrible
p'0fs-
We believe that In another instance, az the evI-
deDce shows, the back Of i young lady's photo
graph vas used By Booth TO write similar mes.
further light upon the matter. The signature,
which ia pronounced 10 be unmlstakably genuine;
the time, tho lack Of money, and the possession
Of = fne gold watch, together with bis anxiety to
get away, the strange papera left behind, and bug
still more straDge disappearance al indicate TINT
his capture would have been highly desirable.
About two weeks after the maa LETT this city q
Stnrr lad thaR AIS mi a-J
askcd for transportation home, saying thst he
was seout tn Sher1dsn's army. On being a.ked
II he knew q icout BY the nane Of 1emos, he
replied that he euessed he ought to, for hs' had
spent two months In prison with him in Rich.
nond. He then gave correct description OF tne
man. Il is thought, judging from the other
facts+ that this maj became Union scout In order
tho more readily to accomplish trcaeheyous
pufpose-
The fscts In this strrnee affair we're known to rs
wben tho search CONNIE need. bnt have ben thus
far Withheld in The k1e that the suspicious person
might be captured. The papers left By him, with
full statement Of the care, w1il now bt eent TO
Washington.
, 1865-05-29
THE ASSASSINATION
4 Probable Acconsplfce OF Booth In
Ncxr lEnycU,

,r-.,, -. ya-- u.r0n Irorc , .1on,na1 1I,v ex !
thai there his teen IN th,. city man who. there
Z 1sse9 9asd to e 9spsan a IF 5s hs
President Or the Sunday after the death Of the
President, msp, whofe pame was Afterwards dis,
covered 70 be Limos stopped It se centEas Hotel
Of ere. was abont nve feet seven inches 10 height
oi light complexion. had hent and Ts.y busay
GEe5 e}es hc3vy <s3s as
face, supposed to have been e1bre cut. WAS yell
d1e,!ed. ard Tss tsksn fSf asrmsn lev. Dar +.
Tie money d1s%ee aqa b. n Maa s og
oVestxken A. Mifords by me pfo5resofo o. ne noe!
ana the Etolen money Was !eeo.etSG. dae IL ma9 ny
, 1865-05-29
TO THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
OF CHICAGO,

Hsd the tine for preparation been -ore amp!e, our
caption would hare been, To the Pho!ossapherso
tie Northwest p:iEE FULLY satisfied that thera 3.
hnndrtds Of our profession throughout the Eqrsh
western States who pcsess Photographs Of .he high
et order Of m.is lnd ol especial tnters st to the
public which THEY would gladly hlTs contributed TO
the u.c ct tho Sanitary Fair had they betn tuy nett
ned.
An im;uteutn has teen thrown out tasou Ii TIA
advertising ccnun of the press OF tbs city, th the
ptcte pher o tht Cu.ttd States. It'll t.rcc or fon-
bright particular exceptions, lotls to GIre hslr
due towards the beallug Of the weunda oI
TIC out her roea through the medium Of the 5an
tsry Tas about 10 be held in ttis city, Induces the
members Of the Ee1,h1 este1n Photographic eoctoty,
e1abs senC s1Eaostthe entire Photographic fraternity
Of Chicago. to replythss the instuuslon. whatever
the motive which fmpeed 1t may bave been, Is both
E1stuisous End unjust. They can discover nothing
In the occupation or In the m4tfri4s used In fhoto
g1Rpby calculated to nake three four persons 80
iar suAe.tor the Eest Of the1F fellows allow
them to pncnopollxe al the pa sioism al to be In
exclusive polt st3on Of the louttaip from RLich
all The 1cslk ot human Kindness
Ihe Eolthwet1ern Photographic Society therefore
call n2tn every fnctydnal photographer ia Chicago
ana nuy other pazt Of the UAtea Sla.es, who .h.i1
see till notice in time to act, TO prepare whsteve7
pictnrts they Hay have. either for exhibition or
Donation in the forthcoming 3Ar and to forward the
sane st o1ce to III, JOHN CARBuTr, thu TTss1dstt
oftt@ n. n. Photo. Goctety, No. 131 Lake street,
Chicago or notify Mr. Carbutt WHARF the pictures ART
and he Will intend to the Baoe being collected and
properly displs5ed In the department appropriated
fo1 that purpots IN thu Fair aud a1so to the aar re
tu1n ofauch worka may be contzihuteu fur exhibi
tlon, At the te. nllnatfo1 Of tic FAlr.
Tic Society urge this point upon ths attention Of
Ptc:raphtss, that they doaat. III they p3a4bly
able to- auch photographs a arn lse1y to ,ueot with
ready kaes tho object Of contributions is not
to sayc1tlse suy individual, but to sNe the rccelps
OF The Far.
To the citizens 1t agKa the Society also appeal for
&he loan Of any photograph Of special interest they
may for the purpose Of adjoining the space IL
tho Ftts devoted 10 Photography. Al suea pIc:nr .
will be called for, taken Of and aa1y returned
10 their ox-fr = by addtsta.ng
~; JOHN EAKET IT.
rsetide-t Northwestern Photographic soe!ety, 131
Lake street, thichgo.
, 1865-05-29
Relief and Health to Jour Infants


Thefolovinx Is aE extract Of letter written By TIT
ReT J.8 Holue. ptstos Of the P1epoatstrect Bapta1
Church, Brooklyn. n. r, to the journal n.d Astska
GER, Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes In favor o.
the vcrld-senornEd medAlue. MES. WIS5LoW1
EOOTH1N6 1YRUF FOR CHILDREN TKETHE6
~We see an advertisement tn your eotulns of MR1
H'INsL OW'3 SOOTHING SYRUP. Nov, va neyx
sxtd word IL favor Of tn patent HedetEe betogt
our tile. but feel compelled faT to Jous ressE
th7t tbs IL hunbuG-tcs Aa7e tzed Il. <nd k.ceo
b all Il claims. 1t IL probably enc Of the rnos
succeMial medicines OF the car. because It Il cns
tho hsst. And those Of orr resders who hare h1ns
can't do better than lsy In as1pplx.
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