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guilty Of perjury, and shall suffer the pains
and penalties attached 70 shat crime.
SIC. 9. Be Il fHrtdcT eaactca, That the
power is reserved to alter, amend or change
the provisions Of this act, at any time when
in the opiniOn Of this General Assembly Of
the State, il is right and proper to do 50.
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage. ahf
Passed June 5fh, 1866
VIZ. HEIsEELL,
Speaker Of the House Of ofRepresentatives.
s. K. RooszRs,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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An American lady, who was sojourn-
ing in Rome whilst sherman was max
ing bis grand campaign through the
Carolinas, wrote home to her father as
follows eOh father, how fortunate
you are; you know where Sherman has
gone, but we are in deep distress, for
our next door neighbor, Gen MeClslAn,
is croaking, and saying that Sherman
and his army can never march through
that country, and will be destroyed as
the Roman legioRs were destroyed un-
der Varus." Poor Mcclellan because
he failed in almost every important
movement he had no faith in what
others might attempt We hope he ia
convinced now that all American Gen
erals are not Of his class and that the
rebels have really been whipped
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The Bridal Chamosz, an sissy Of WarninE
.li lnatru'tion icr fQung Aen. Also, lcW and ra-
lanie treatment for Dissases OF the Urirsrr sd
.exuai syaisus-sent lree. n sesled eueaiapas
Address, DE-. y. sKILLlN h0uGHT0N. Hoearf
Aa-oeiAaon, Fnllade pnia, Pa agrls-n
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We respectfully announce 90 an ouT
friends and patrons that We havo reopen ed
our Ice Cream Saloon for the season. aud
hope 70 receive the same patronage that
hes been 30 literally bestowed on us every
season. We have always On hand confs6-
lonary Of al kinds, and cool soda water.
Cream made 70 order for parties. otc
CAUvtE a. Fuatzzl,
jel-julls q North Cherry street.
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A We are about 20 have Peace, all can
Drink Wine and be HERR.

Thepure old imported Port, sherry, Wala-
g, Currant and ciaret Wines, Old Otsrl aaI
blackberry Brandy Champagne. Bigt8rs.
schapps, Holland tsins and many ether
liquors 700 numerous ID mention. hesiies
found At W. W. Totton's Grocery house. so.
2s, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
mayls-f
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
puAsrrxNAsrER 6ESEkAL's oTTIcE
~ .r,5t.65-aS. Il. C.. May =, lc6a-

,
wkszisoToS. =. c, May =, lsos-
1TkNY. THOUsANDs OF Mul.ts sre beiug cas-
vi posed of st pub 8 sale, 81 - 49, - -.
ne sale Sil c0ntuue until the nninoef q snl,
mails q redncod IN propoInon . TIE reoueSon O
The srmles, nov gong 90 fspin1-
There are 10 The armies oi ihs fotoulael l 9 & sne
Tennessee, ard II e, orgia prceeh.y eoDS hVN-
SAM OF Tbs FINEsT siS-MOLk tkAAs IN
THE WORLD.
Msnv of hen were bough, IN the beginning q ne
war, * 1ounZ nlales, accotnFanied ne sinlse tn
All iheir nlsTchee and csrnps, And are thoroueh9
l,.skpn hsrdfutd bF exercise, gentle Ara lafnlisfi
f-,,rn h.ssnr - lang surrunnded y re eoldters-
me ghole south b. stfspHeo oi fsrming slecks
.ri the North aiso has suliered nom the draln oi
su,u,sis. taken 10 supply he ARMIES .-.,,-,-
Thee animals are sold - puhitc alctcn y ~ r
viii. NtTr IA TNg ANYTHING LikE THEIR
TkiiR VALUE ana Euch oPs,ortquiiies ior t.rffeFs
b get uorking seiEiis 70 soek theis isiins' so
for Lovers md dealers N stock 2 ua1e sool -
culsrons. by purchasing them snd d.scoaae o.
ter, .n he south, VII never cccur sgssn
49, - n g ME3G6,
Ouarteru asier General,
,,..s-qlt Bruyet MAJOR General.
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Suffers and dealers will fnd 6. to t-air
adyantags By ealing 81 A. 4 M. Lands-
bergs's corner Public Square and MarEet
street, who have q large supDIy OF LIQUORS.
cigars, tebseco, canned fruit. STATIONERY.
sto sWkich they are closing out at eastern
cost, 70 change their trade. Call aad cor.
vince yourself Of lhis fact.
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me Young Mans Frlrnh

Let every man be his own doctor. Thh
is ne name Of q bog Of medicines arcpar
Cd ~ en eminent physician 10 Cincinnati. /.
u contains q preventative snd cure for ell
private diseasosf with directions how d.
.reat each case, therefore, with the Young
Mans Friend in your possession. Won haya
the full directions and medicine fa- tba
treatmsnt Of yourself and frioads. 70 .s
for sale By druggists everywhere. Ask 6r
Tie Young Mas Friend. my2I-im.
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INSURANCE
Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OFFICE Q. 6. COMMI-sARY OF SUBSISTENCE I
CLAREsyfLlE, TESS., May -, lsej-
CEALED Proposals. Ia dupl Icste, 'or furnishing
- U s. Suhsi- teuoa Department. ith AZ the y eeh
beef required IN that paItof the DeputIaent OF the
Cumberland nOrtn Of the Cumberland yer 10 tho
State Of Tennessee, except the Post of Edgshe q,
for two months from the l6th Of june 1855, vii BE-
received AZ this Office until ~ m. June 10, l6f5-
The heel Is 70 Be Of good and marketable quality,
ia equel proportion o. fore and hind qnerter ueat,
(uecks, shanks. and kidney tallOW exciudedl 20 b.
delivered at the different camps and posts IN sueh
quantities 81 may BE- from time % uule required,
snd on such days a. the Commanding Ufhcer may
designate
Payment Will Be made mouthly IN The funds fur
nlshed By the United States for pubic dlsburse-
ment, but IN the event of the Commissary who re-
eeves The beef being without funds 70 pay for it,
then pay uent 10 be made som Thereafter -
funds shall oe received for that purpose.
Proof OF loyalty % the United states Government
will be r q ired with ssch prorOsel.
The successful bidisr viii b. equircd 20 snteT
into contract and give bond for s0,tVl with aP-
proved security. for its faithiui per ormsnoe
BIDDERS are requested 70 be present &c the open
ing Of the proposals.
Forms oi Proposals furnished At this ofiee.
= n, FORAIf4L
juns2-6t Capt. and s. V.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
"A Ocec1anlng 1eariY so psres and lS5 an,
Flsiee ana t1Efar.Egs of the AaatomY of re 10
ma orsses m stfce Of Hsalth and arsrsss arffH
1reanse % Aarly Errors, its Dep0rah'e Coraa-
getuccs upol the Mnd ard Bodv. WIN ~
Aoihor : fisn qf lleatrueut-the ouiy raHonal snd
SUCCESSFUL mooe Of cure, a. shown 81 the nspo-t
q esaees Gesied. truthfll ADVISER io tha a1ar-
Iiedi Al tnoee oontcmpl plaiIgy rlarffsra Who a1-
teriiln ccuuts cf their physissl cCurIror. Sent
- o. poetase % any edarass cu receipt o. IS
een-s slainns or poslai currency. by 1slfresau7
IT IA ChOLA, 30. 81 Maiden lane, Alnsnv. NJ ii
he suthor tnay Be oonslited rpon aay tha
e-.sAree .poa ahicn his hlos greats esther asrs-t-
Ne eorlu. nfarD-1r1
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Gold is fziling, 80 ia the prica OF Photo
graphs 81 the Gallery Of The Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only S. peT dozen.
APril-1 A. s. Moass, 3 Cedar o..
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W. g. BRowsLoE.
L7,---u-n Eosra3arv ~ state

The Nashville Press and Times, Nash
vile Union, Memphis Argus, Memphis
Bulletin, Chattanooga Gazette, Knoxville
Whig, and JoDesboro Flag Of the 5aiou,
will publish this proclamation and ths
"Aet to limit the elective franchise" once
per week until tie election, and forward
accounts to the Secretary of State for sp-
proval. A J. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
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Shirts atm. York Prices
Z, II. IHuhFeuh's alII U0I1I.
Apf4e-A GS Cherry ~. nrag Un.aa.

Pearl Mipiaturea, in OIL. or Water ooI9-s
Get she genuine 1t the Gallery o. ths Cum.
berland. -,-iI tz.
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NO btos's TofLEs CoNrLETs unless there
be the Fragrant s0zodont. unto the breath
'Eees Oeors Is imParts, the gums ruby
redness soon assumes, the teeth quickly Re
yal alabsster tint, and seems as pssrls sss
in eeral vase.
Sold By all Druggists and Porfamsrs
mYs0-rrka.
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LOWEST PRICES.

s,SOO DOl. Painted Buckets
5000 Assorted BrOOms
l,2OO Tubs, painted and whine
1900 Nests Baskets
I,OOO Pkgs. Spices
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinsi
soc Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, Mol. German and TOils
500 Coils Manilla Ropes
500 Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed COrds
l,SOo Dos. Liquor Kegsi
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fne;
1000 BOxlPipes, wood, clay, stone, Sci
2,5OO Cases Can Fruissi
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
l,60O Reams Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Dos. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Wares
l,eOO Do1. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oakum.
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building Lots for Sale.

HAVE 3 OF an lota, inneaistsly beyond tne
/ HorticUlturs Garden, vel stuated tot pAi'a-
as purposes, which Wil ell o. Eood tefnns-
~ - : JON HUGH EuTE.
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A PHoTosEArH pfioe, in good business
ioesiity for rent. Address Box az, 20.
Juno0-oodtf
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PEApsl BEADsn HEADsf
~ AND FANCY GOOuS.
~ ?. BROWN, Importer,
uazsi-am No. Is6 Pvuri o., MI
IrCHl ITCHll IFCHlIl
Rcratehi Ecrafrh m scr.t.htt

QLANk's TICK CRATE ru cure the liah In
- -n.Iiy-s -. aq.lsi aao cuies scaid-Aqri. Uld
.lefc1rf.' t,ca. - l1als per laE scnt f-f fa. -
Axpre1s at 81 per dCEans Adlrass rr HIsitf & %
Box 2d2s Ciuein.ll1, Qnlo., or
uAAioNIilfE a CO.
apfAs-am' nashville. Tenn.
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IL persons having eled claims before ths
. a Bosra Of Clans inst tuted uedef " PsslA
f-id order No. O., of March lsth. lsHss ADO 1li
Cd (frder No z6a. Oct &c. 1854. san hste eeFth'
cstas al aame. togsiher With amounts oi aHsfdst
bV applying 70 William DnreT. Recorder oi raia
Boars , fhc 0aiF pers9a auts fsf tv tc cosifi
snt srrond q tha coleclon eof sad claims y re-
tired Ofiaa 81 Alien Cary's, corner oi Cedar
ireet and square, up starr -, -, a
Hnss-lm MiLLlAA DniNAf7 hse0Sie't'
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VfHE u-eefsgaea hsung opsoeS Veterinary
II Hosuifal at 80. - kro1f slresL soioe ~
Oid bndse Lanslns. respecc0ilY aoicIiz lhe pzt
ronAss q hls frisnaa Nd ~ znlty e IaEs.
JosRPE sY6EaTG
P.2-Ths ~. Il rssr~naea SRA. p
mafE-sms
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MORTON, CRAIG { co.,
Commission, Receiving, d Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. q Wesl FOurlh Sd, CIneInnatI, 0

No. "a West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, 0.
yEyE have formed partnership under the above
W nsIne and style, for the purpose Of doing
Gensrll Commission, Recciung aud Forwarding
Business and bog leave 70 aunounco % our friends
and the trade genorally, 10 manufacturers and pro-
ducers. that We sle prepared 70 receive, and give
oar prompt attention 10 cOnsignments. and 10 the
interesu of those who may Avor with their bus-
ihsss.
We also propose-and hsve arrangements 70
make it a special anf permanent feature Of our bu-
Hiness-to purchase goods on orders fer merchants
and others doing business Ia the South and West
On the Federal iues), which cannot fsil to prove
source d convenience and profit 20 those Availing
themselves Of our services. We Therefore solicit
orders with ontiTe confidence thai satisfaction VIII
- given.
Prompt attention given also 70 receiving and for.
eaFdng goods.
Ieening it unnecessary 10 use the rsmes ol
prominent friends m almost every cityof the Union,
we refer wish pride and confidence to cur late on
cial positions, aud % those who have known us
longest and hest 10 our native session, for the
proInpiness and hdeiity with which we may be ex-
pected 10 discharge our duty b ali who may I'M
trust their business and interests In our care.
We respectfully invite al Tennesseans and friends
nom other sections Of the country visiting this city
for their conveuenco % have their letters addressed
% our care and % make our Once their hoadquar-
isrs during their stay IN the city.
Ofheers aud soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tannaasoa can be- facilitated in their business ar
nanKsmanis By CALLING 81 our Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG,
msFis--srr JAMES 3. MORTON.
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Lost at the Fire.

on FRIDAY afternoon, sred leather trunk, u'ih
" black enfs- eonIsuiHE G lafy's winter Nsri-
roba prssumgd & has uesa loauee up in the va
gems b mistske Any ysrsoa hsVina tha saHe WI
b suts ~ rsEtrdsa b FstOrnihe u % o. osnsr
\, J. HuSTLEf, g
iunels-n New Nashville Theatre.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
r. n THONPsONs sbirt Depot
sftAf-4 - lharfy al.. naaF iirIan-

Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, the ers.l
Baby Tanner, 81 the Gallery Of the Gambler
and ap7il-tC
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y al Government
AUCTION SALE,

At HOsPTrAh. No 70. RnsIsy's Black. Pabic
a square. on FRIDAY. June 18Th.
3ats Lbz. Cotton, IS yrds Curfaia Calico.
~ Dressing Gowns. sss par DuNers,
Sos n SiiFt Goiiars. Tub
las PilloF Gases, 80 counserpanes,
is shuek Mattresses, ls}{ Tor foEcls,
Il NAPKINS, 66s Bed -arka
And laree assoitrnsut of go..ds 'of al knds not
meatcned.
safe 20 c0mmence a. o'clock. Friday morning
nsxt, June lsih, 1875. f
By order q Llsus. Co. A c. HanIn. Mssioa In.
epsc,or, y. 3. A,
J RERKrE, sung .. s.A,
Toz O. carSE, Aretosssr. isis-4t
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a single Eoz OF Brl,ndrrfb,.
E'iils eeaiaans mors Vssulabia eHtr,cdss --..tsr
lnan i-e1iy boxes o. suy pills rn ths aar ie-
sidesi hhy-hss hundred physcans ass f.au .o
thsf pfaascs % ne sEciasi1n of ottsr uarrffv,.
lhe sEsi iei'tr q thsir yina : Yss scsrrsIy sur--
aaied- Nhrn thsT are better issosu su.lcea drsta
and eontnasa sacrusas sil be- Of ias pa. lee
iso-e Hho know them speas F.rht oai Ia ahe.r a.
EoS. ttisa dufy VI ~ aia sSse a..
or race . sa.locs 70 rsduusaucy q sifsisi
ni'e =. q ssason, and g .s a. danzurous ssr T.
prevalent, tut Braatesh's Pls aaord 40 snv-,us,s,
nd sfsoieat prot-eton. By thsir oee.as.,r -.
- prsssnt he eoIecaon q faas, i-nua-ss,
shienssasn . Fuf8eieai qusnltss. osuss-o us.5
d.nger 70 the boiy's hsaifh. Ths7 .ooa csr. 8,sr
eozpia-as dysPspaia loaa q sppstis. es.a In tss
hend, hsa-i.t ifn. p~ia in ~ srssst-lone. su5as
A-niness AZ 5e. ssa,sa- sQli b. sli rasp-s.,a
a--ff- - 80 irlrlT-lra-iss
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The best Ice for sale ct She Ice Depot Of
Clark a Gregory So Broad street
juns2-lm
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NO. 7s.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
For Sala

FTtHE eommodious Brick House sud va-snt i-t-.
u The north-Eesfern coruer OF Virs ana Cs.isr
srrect. Tor rertculass anpiy %
X T. aehHaNf sa- IS Srruca s.. or
I'D. J. THOMPSON. - Uni5n 81.
aur IL D. louv
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Given under my bahd at Office, the =.
dav ofra 1853 A R

day of.....,......, 1855. A. b..
Clerk.
In testimony whereof l have
hereunto subIcribed my name,
and caused the great seal of
L. o tho State 10 be affixed at the
- > Department in Nashville. this
this 18th day of June, 1865.
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ITCH. fWaEA gOA'sl rToH.
sth ~ am- OintnssL 6altahsuln.
Cares lhs itch 10 q nours; also caret SAT-
Rheu4, Ulcers, Chiblaius, aad aii Erup-
tions of tho sam Price 50 cents. 81 seud-
ing % eents g John D. PARK, Cieciauaa,
o. EiA b ioEFsfded Fee b mail. For
sale y John ? Para, CincianEil, o., ard
Draggis,1 generally.
A-R17srs N lnifetieEs,
.ala-en eeae
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sdaahfille Anion.
VIZ. OAKEBON . co., PublIlAers,
PublIc UnIon Mesllug a peeatur. Ala.


THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1865.
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An of the shove hsi of Goods Eil b. sod for ons
doiiar each. Certificates q al ths various srtaes
rlatinr Ehat each one can have, hrst ID n en-
rrlor,es. seaied up, and mi1sd; and When ordered
urs fsEen ouf Without reE<rd 70 e0ocs anf sens b.
raaii, thus srpE a i.r cnauce. On recsipt q ths
CsrtiEcats - VII see What you can have, and
fhsn it 81 your op1on % send one dollar asd axe
tna arftals OF n1t.
10 "a aranaact9ns by mai ~ ahaIl charge ior
forwardi1g t1e Cert.hcate ior paying postage. aBd
dong the oslaiuees = cents eech, which mas -
sncioa,f Nhsn the Cerahosts u zenf ter FIreCer-
nhcates ~ - aer ior 81 eleven for e. l1iry i0r
s. siEfr ave 20 30 aad hundred or si5
k0EaI.5-lh1se Eciing e. Agents uili . alloaesi
ten csnta 90 ever Ccra1cate ordarea - thelns
provided their rennltancea suocni - one doiisr.
Agents VII ccliact - cects for every lel11cate,
afd remit rs ce1ta b ua eithar caah Or post4ea
siarupa. GrezI czut.1I ahcuid D. used y our oor-
r1Tposdants IN rsFsrd n euug her e0rrect -
frs-sa touTr. aounfy ard sta1s ADDRESS
u 81. WlNdLOW a CO.,
sprIs-sua 90 Broadway, New YorE-
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THU ASSASSINATION! !!

"A accurate and concise account Of the plot,
"a nom its earliest Injection, incidents Of she
earleE attempts on NJ. Lincolu's ia the evidence
taken oy the Court MsFtia, confessions of HAROLD
ana and others and descriptive sketches q the princl-
pal eharseters.
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Pure Robertson County Whisky--s8o bar
Feis iust received and ior sale BY
VI. ~. To1rsz.
lslo 30 81 North College st-,sf.
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staIs s,.,.. aF TrSrsSsrEf ~.

A...B. .......-., Clerk Of the County
csurtof said county, dolhersby certify that
p,oof under oath hss been made bsiore.ne,
that q D......... falls within the pro
visions Of section I, OF 81 an act entitled,
% an Act 70 Limit the elective irarehise,
oasssd June sth, 1855, and u thersioFe =
qualified yotsF Of said county,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF Ian D.

NNHE subscribers, Commissioners appointed by an
i order of the Orphans Court OF the County of
Monmouth made July II, 1865, to divide certain
lands late Of Patrick Mccormick, deceased situate
at Lorg Branch. Monmouth ounty, N. j., and by
said Co rt afterwards on the I'd day of October
1866 ordered to sell said lands at Public Sae &C..
do hereby give notice that they will sell at Public
Vendue, to the highest bidder,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1865,
between the hours of IL and o'clock. P. at the
hotel of Samuel C. Morris known as the q Pavilion
Hotel" at Long Branch aforesaid, all those Tracts
or Lots of Land and Premises of which s. i'd Nc
Cormck died seized, viz:
lst. Being Lot of Land situate on Long Branch
aforesaid, facing the Ocean. containing about an
acre and half bounded north by lands OF L. Phil
lips, east by the Atlantic Ocean, south by ouher
lands of said Mccormick, and west by a street
said lot having upon it a
FINE COTTAGE AND OUT-BUILDINGS.
I'd Being Lot Of Land adjoining the last men
toned lot on the south, fronting on the sea, and
containing about one and half acres.
Sd. Being Tract of Land lying near the last
mentioned fots bounded south by lands late of
Deborah Sairs, west by lands of J. II. Chamberlain
and Henry Wardell, rth BY lands of Lambert
Wardell and the road, and asst by lands of J. w.
Morria containing about 10 acres.
Coudici9ns of sale made known on the day of
sale aforesaid, by
PHILIP J. RYALL,
FRANCIS CORLIES,
SAMUEL c. MORRIS,
Commissioners.
WIN. Il. yREpENsURGH, Attorney.
November l6, 1865. 5w
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
SPINAL DEFORMITIES,
HERNIA, GENERAL DEBILITY
And Chronic Weaknesses.

X f. TANNING, M. D., No. II st. Marks
". Place. New rk, asks to inform those inter-
esJed, that he may be consulted at the American
Hotel in Freehold, from the l4th to the 18th inst,
relative to the application of his system OF Sclen-
tifc Braces Trusses, and Supporters respectively
viz:
THE ABDOMINAL AND SPINAL SHOULDER BRACE
For effectnally supporting the abdomen, spine
and chest, and for correcting drooplng and round
shoulders Its action upon all ordinary Utern
Spinal, Digestive Chest aud Vocal Weaknesses
is immediate and complete.
The BRACE TRUss.-For efectirg radical cure OF
each variety OF Hernia; at the same time it
braces the back, supports the abdomen, protects
both sides, and never slips when on the body
(See his Army Pamphlet.)
PILE AND PRoLAPSUs AM BRACE-For effectively
and Immediately relieving the most extreme
form of Piles and Prolapsos Ami.
The BRACE FOR LADIES ENCENTE-Prevents the
varcose veins and nausea supports the back an d
abdomen, and enables the lady to exercise freely
and comfortably to the end of tie journey.
The SPINAL PRoP AND SPINAL LEvER-Should be
applied to every case of curvature of the spine,
and inequality of the hips and shoulders; it i'm
mediately arrests and gradually corrects the-cur-
vature, gives strength to the body, and greatly
corrects the deformity.
The UTERINE BALANCE--ls sovereign in Proapsus
Retroyersion and Antiverson of the Uterus
These maadies never were successfully met,
either in the Old or New World, before the dis
covery Of the Balance.
VARIoCELE AND SPERMATORHEA BRAoE-For the
immediate relief OF Varicocele and Seminal
Weakness This Brace has introduced new era
in those hitherto hopeless affections.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
DIR. MURPHY.
From, Madame Sterens' Hospital, Dublin City
is EXPECTING HIS
WONDERFUL CURES

DANCERS cured without the knife; Sight Re
" stored without use cf instruments; Dea fness
cured.
Persons treated for Consumption had better see
the Eoctor, as nine cases out of twelve are not
consumption, and are durable
Secret Diseases cured at first attendance, without
loss of time to patient
Piles, Strokes. Diseased Minds, Weakness of the
Spine, Nocturnal Emissions, Bad Legs, Fits.
Rheumatism and all sorts of diseases, speedily
cured. Mothers, do not let your children suffer-
Bones Set, Hair Restored. and Marks removed
from the face.
To THIS LAME PEoPLE-If you wish to walk
without crutch or stick, call on the Doctor.
NOTICE TO OLD C0UNTRY,s PEOPLE.
The Doctor treats all cases the same as he did
when in the city of Dublin. The cause of the
Doctor advertising is that he might be in the rty
for years, and the afflicted know nothing about hln
Office at the Balls Head Hotel. Burnet strf Il
New Brunswick N. j. Dr. MURPHY.
September FL, 1866. ly
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
WEST JERSEY.

ITS WILDERNESS LANDS AND CULTI-
WAITED FARMS
THE SOIL NOT BARREN.
ITS GREAT CAPABILITIES.
IT YIELDS IMMENSE CROPS OF GRAIN,
FRUIT, AND OTHER HUMAN FOOD.
FORTY-TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT
EIGHTY BUSHELS OF CONTOUR HUN
DRED DOLLARS WORTH OF SIRAWBER
EIES PER ACRE.
CRANBERRIES AND THEIR CULTURE
INCREASING THE VALUE OF LAND
FROM IS TO 81 500.
A VISIT TO THE GREAT FRUIT FARMS
OF HAMMoNToN AND vINELAND.
HOW THESE PLACES WERE SETTLED.
AND WILDERNESS LANDS CHANGED TO
HAPPY HOMES
WONDERFUL RESULTS OF 4 YEARS.
OPINIONS OF PRACTICAL MEN ABOUT
THE CAPACITY OF THE SOIL
WHAT THEY SAW OF LARGE AND
SMALL FARMING, AND NO FARMING.
GREAT VALUE OF FRUIT FARMS.
RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
ROAD
). SQUANKUM MARL PITS, and the STEAM
ELEVATOR.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILRO AID.
/ BROWN BROTHERS.
. CRANBERRY CULTURE.
HAMMONTON-THE MEETING THERE.
VINES, P ANTS, TREES, STRAWBER-
RlES, RASPBERRIES, .BLACKBERRIES,
GRAPES, OUNCES, PEARS, APPLES. &c. :
RIDE FROM HAMM0NTON tn vINp
LAND TIL 'OUGH THE WOODS.
ANDREW K, HAYS FARM AT WINSLOW
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
:. OF NOVEMBER IS
VIII contain the first article describing the visit Of
the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
COMMITTEE TO WEST JERSEY.