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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
sHRRIFFs SALE

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CIRCUIT COURT

Third Jadioil Circuit, Andersen Cour,y Tenn
HA1igtop Mcclure - = X. M5C.4rs
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u igs 1g sea Atss. hi1ssis as
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ssaEss E-sSt in Brsuriev's ShE aens 81 Bsr-4saE -
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D A. DEADERCK CsN
a. P. Bs.ss =. Jo4H =. L,sg

TIVE DEFrSDAST, JOHN " LEGO, Being ua1-rssas1l
Il o. TsHassss. A. shsrgsd he Iii Il 4 9rdsFsi tsai
Pebses5n Be made fsr f91r ssccsEstTs HsEa 80
EAg Rcf1t said Defendant appear ssf5rs cEsuery
Court KaoE Tz0n The 4:h Msnday o. Jay BsEt
EEke als ds1ssEe 20 hf she vi -
f3r eqafssssd psd g. - hsssias ca Parts.
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READY MApE CpoTHING

Also eli kisds u Ssoss Dye sss soda sasrAtss Spices
Fareslns txTses PeramsEy, a. asd sFeat many hass
teo ieajens 10 ssentlob.
These sahas garsAss any sFasits poail Dc
mayio.a Ok PEEp
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c,l.n6a. Fy,sss, 8. 7aoa4s J. EH.a1zss

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DAT yubsaon Be made fsf faT ErszE
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Ohsactry CSar 81 knoEG The sh ao-4Ay af Jay
thea and thert ~ nkks kis dsssnss s bill
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a espv y ne ortsf- D 4 DFAoERiCE. G Z
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

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ksscsy, STATED n shs s fIs ordered thss pbeass
. sds 7f g5ar slfesssivs EssAf u Brss1iszs N 1g
ing dsfsBdaua sggsaT bsf1Ts hs Chaaesry Csz
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fssssd AID sci oy hsErsng = psrts
A rsVy q tsS ara.T. D pEABLEcK. cAS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
cHANCERY sALE
THREE PARMs FOR SALE.

fF'HE UEpKRsfeNHD WILL ssLL a. ths rss,-
Il dsnee of A. L. Moore, sesa On ibs Sta day u Juas
Isxt, THREE FARMS, two of Nhieb are 10 sas IItb
sv distret Of Anderson coualy fem tbs etssr farm
; in the elh civil dissssi Of knsx saanty, Torn sSi
hrms wn be sold the following terms, to-wits One.
bird Of the purchase uonsy hand, oas third m sin
nouths, aud tAifd IL twse mozjh requiring II The
purchaser security fer bs PsTehsss money lisn viii
hs rstninsl 20 sat lnads
v4Ag. r. MOORE,
nyl7-sw" BNfrs Of A. L. gevss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

Janes A. AsC0y J5rdag Soi6ss. Fr.ss-lss Ssslrr
Thsmas Seibsr, jesse Wsninztou, jS,, VIZ M-Eauy
John r. aaihsagth, Jahh Jsrparu. WE1 Psax -
Wa. Peak jr., and otbsgs.
gHNHE DEFENDANTS HAVING YLKp EaoM TaE LFsf1fs
n % MS eE.e, sseFsis tessivss as .As 5rzs--
pEsesss 81 AE sAE5s ss served be 5hazEs4 -
t1akF: ls Il 0r1eFsd hat Fuaieasa - sds
esastEs vesks b ssssn0ss Wig, Boiag ssi aszsa-ss
appear hsoFs the Crci Coart 1g Au4sFsaG csuarv
caart Hsase % CEatea NsR4ay gay fsE lAss
and sbese Flsad, tcc1s-4
tbs PalnnE sr The sAse VI es taken SF ssafssssa
nsaFsi 81 pf5f Z. Q. NARsHAII. C.-rs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
ATTAcHMENP.

Joseph Hatasd ". William mccoy.
TRfHI cAsE rus PLAINTIFF. 0s AFFIDAVIT, sss. the
dssaaant y a8sbSsi hai - the % thirty ss
dollars sad sathtyuns aAa Aat he has - rsesss
hnss thai the ordinary eAngst b served h
and a. s,tsshsnt sHaSd aud staHea Ss3afs
svisd ha y ordered shat Be aaAs oF
bar - HFoRnewis whs. Heing said Dc
aiaot appear before eacs1in taeksbofeaat
he AFst hssAay galy and sake rs sstsass " 1s
pialalGs su tAs sid - PFaesssd sith aS PAFa
msysiAg pfs 1AA, bAtsAAssI.F
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, A FRESH STOCK
- Of oooi PEEps aids Of Cay ID door aorh
o. Cumberland consisting Ia pan u s iolaRins articles
cAeoSs ponestss Piece doaas Cotf5aEst Lluebs Flsa.
aslz, Giashas chaes BED Tkng Bslaoas, Hoop SKIRTS
Pockes lAdksrehls Bso.s shses Hats ssiisasfy Sag
sehoo Books Coffee stek Cau1es Faay Candies, PeeksI
KaiSsh Scissors ssesi PSa Knives Ad Pork Pipes sm1SHg
R.an ggfEFun
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sHERIFF's SALE. l.

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~ an tks crssi, CeaFt - KRss ssusty airsesa
kbsrg 0f taia eoasiy, u taa ef John T4aas
Admt, v Iehn W Legs. WI sKPose g p1he sat - tie
highest Bidder for eah tAe Cear House dear kaRzYs
sasEEay leah dsy Jgns 1888 tAs right ilils
slsa ahd asaae A-' JoAh ~ Lgg hsl Ia Aaa 70 use Of
aha iynk IL the lSh ev isT3t Z KEeE ssG1sy AataiEy
ths ABas % " u. Carer, r. Eeps s. CrsH Sad oshsrs
Sad nFqpsssy E BE sold g asg adEmsnt Fesogessa ~
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

E1cttd 5ssfAsssea - Snssss Asfbeoarger
FEYaE DEFEsnAEf, JAMES aELTEBAkGER. Rrsss = zy1-
Fzs4sat % Tssness4s, shSss tss st; L gresFt
tst 1abIie bs 1A4e 10 BfeEtisHs Wig zstyg tEi
tgtAaht sFssT bssors the Cssnceg C9crt as EasTE
The 81 st 5f gsiy nSxt kes and tsTs
dslsass he bal The s 5- sksh sssEsd sat
- for hsaTng sI paKis
A espy q 1s oF3sT. A. DE4DERICK Gan
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
Jas Il. Taylor vs. Thomas Peal, Jasvs Pssk aa5 Z
BrzlisY sHi utnsr.

THRHG sETESDkSTs, r4ozas Peas JAs1b Psaz z l. srss
n isy Aa4 VS. AsfisrE Aayrs Sd Esa iss EEs ~ -As
essts ~ - tstfete t1sssyes hat s orssY pracsss
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Pss L G MARSHALL czs,s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

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90 ecpesssa asA sss ~ hearing pAgs- gsEy ~
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
CHANoERY coURT FAzRwFLI-

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FINHE bEPEEp4yr EDWIRD KEEET. ssaz a.-.
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tA1t paAsatss nA4s us AF sssssalts ssuks n sf5a
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

IF YoU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
L CLOTHES, deaf AS 70 ssF =. Va. Paes Ca.'s
1hsy have kAadsgut ststB
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

TAs ES1han0s aad Dspos'ts Rlak e. CaruaiAass Rsfs
YTlaz DEgEgDEsT, J. 7. CARMICHAEL, beloE . aga-rss.
deaf % Tssaaszss. the "a 3s srefed has
K4sca;ioa ee made for fo1r suggestive sss&s g. Bsu
WHY nstfng said dssssAau 70 speaF bsfr shs Cza-srJ
Coafl q K6o1xs fs tIh sadty jay asxg hsa lad
maks kis 3stsnBs si 5s z2-U
fsT eoaissseA hta and faF hearing pare.
A espy % re erdsF D. a. BEGDEgfCK. { -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

JSka for-uTsou - Jsr. tc2stFs, tuEs v /
Rnbsrt Rowan. Wa. Love, Bus;aya< W Wals-r NJ
tia Fayue aud Josiah Russell
n 7 APPRAKING FRoa TaE AFFIDAVIT o. THR PIAfy
TIFF tA3s tnAA 3sfsadauks are
81 A STATE q - Abssoad bat ts snay PFocas ssnas -
served s0n tSss u - erdsTed lAat FEsiass - ss fs
sosT EzeceEsffs Eseka 70 HF5ErsestE Witt aatee
ssaaAEt 3 AFP@as esfe hs CtFua zt or Asafs saussy
81 the - Hon&Ay Of srPtebS Isto, thea saAsrs psa
AaEssr dssE ~ - Fzi an5 dssABa - As FaaE - q
s hc taksa esafs<ssi All proceeded sx psfs A.
- Rsa- ay3i-ss pa vi u sarfH. crrk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

Third Judicial 0ircnit, Monroe County, Tenn.
william wsIch - Je7sTssa Bssvis5, J.4a la..g.ss,
Robt Rowan. @. II Walksr MARTA psyHe ant f--ssa
Resell.
IT APPEARIS9 ERaN THE AFFIDAvIE % FHl VrArN-
flFf IN tAs eEass tAsl she dseadAsss s %
s aBtcaaa that tAa araary -aa-ss
tsrvsa uPua asa; Il = ordered Ass szsn - ass -,r
ar sasossve ~ssks n BreEnos's WaE RstyizF sass 9.
tralaRs % aPPsAE 5sfsTs hs Great MrHTrs aas
t ~ hoa8sy % espeEber issS thee ani peal
AaEEer isar he fas ss idasd e. ylsufs % a.
sane Ill - takcu as confessed AL preesd -,
tc then Pes w u s2i!rH Gers.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

Voc CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
Il g rsa.. Coffee RICs, Pepper, sPlss,
EnatEos "A a6deK. G0Rpsras, Aln6s, Candles,
BlRsk Tag, HEnsbss. RrBoGns, Paper. Pens.
- PACE CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
ATTACHMENT.

fSi5f PFrkig' Va yanes Winianz
rs FaIs cAUsS. THE PLAINTIFF on AEFIDAvtI sATs
as dsiaB4ss = tasy iadeAtsd hizt szE - EHs
ax tsEls a Hy seata and zsseess ts2i tss JF3asy
HfeesAa eAabot - hsFtea h, asd Alsehsps bav
ssea aef aBa rsses1 before served tAs rsa tsass
81 ~ est1adAst; Ia y Asrsszs sr5sfss aa rsAsafa s
a&ae NJ bar Ia hsgsllss Wha aa.lfs
as sd deien3sht spps8f sssfe ~ b,s in taE
eeFghEA ~ arl Hoaiay ef Isiy aks - 4ssass
70 ne plaatss sat - - vih Be aeo=edea "a
a4Ets. <syst4s pGe 5ks. A. NAls8AS. J p
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

lust THE THING FOX YOUNG
- eESTs ''t RYE o. ssa1os goOd Ss4 7srJ cheap
ia. PACE cos .
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
Sllssea A. Ealter -. s-ars Drrt..

TTlHE DzFEHDAxT, THOMAS <. SMART b,isEs se.-rssi-
Sent % The stsa, Fe as bI: lt = -ssEs
tbsi Ruhicstt1e be k3s for
lows wig, n3tFag said defssdaat appszr betsg5
CaasesTy CoOst knexTs tbs 81 H1sdsY @ 1y
ihs1 cad thsFs sGs a dsfsasg ts fks b ~
b f eosfssssd HIN for hsznr psrss
A copy of chs srssF a DEADEaIcE, G. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

-. ~ Askts AaEsy, g. AssEa&s 1Et sad gEAsrs
FfffiE KEBlDENQE OF JAMES ~ ACLF tslsF EzEnssu g.
spgea hsm sAs fesara hs wa issss - Gsa Soanrys
3 erdars4 thai PabieRgn Be Ba4s
e esogass Wig. asag said asssudss sgpsar ssssss
A4GhanesFy ceEsi kkaEFia 4s Moosks o. jug
va ee ~ ssalsas4a k sszsiuE -
psSfe.
4 eoyy Of ne order. BA DEADEsfCE, @ ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

A GOOD LOT OF BLEACHED AND
~ sasS~s Rsssssstsa EVgs 80 81 Oetfen RTn
II PACE CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

IN A SHORT TINE We SHALL re-
ssivs lAEEs tea ai 1uesasWaEe, aa& aA assQri-
sHt Of ersesTiss, SheS ss r sasr At rsaasea prs's
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

&1ssse Fiassi. Adssy, So., passa Ptsf ~ osA4rs
fTfaR pEFEspAEF, SAMUEL v PsCkkL, sEfsa asn.
nrs4sets - fsnAsssss. sgpsaEI so>z ~ ths
VIA saaa y 3F11isg s8aSy: is Sfdsfd psse
- asAs fsg is sssessTs sesks Br0-bl9~'s W q uo
ag sad 4ssEaG1t sppsar sssys ChaSsssY Csgs a.
kaaxys - 80 Hes1ey % ggiP snf -
zsEs fsssse y s h Ss 90 v ss.a
4 ssPy q tss sTisf D. !. DEADEEfcG, eEH
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NUMBER II
oHANcERY oouRr-KroxvrLLE.

pss, 9yssssss 4 So -. " p. EaIssg 81 s<1s~s
run DeEKEpkEf, SesEsB q 1ALEEs, sEix9 a zoe
u festasi pf tsassstse 4 4 eT4srt3 kst Pzsissso
sstt ~ fF eaeeessss sssss Is sfsvsssss EAg l2siFsg
~ asfdant sSssAE bsssrs tb chsssg csFI EaoE
vts % ne ~ Asr4sF " JAy fksa and tTs
~ 4sssaas tss ~ % 80 ssasa f .s1ssssd
4 sses q tks osssr B. bE4pkEicE, @ ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

Tiss resi- character af this creature may b gath
sreG from he following orders issued BY hs som
Ersz5 In ESst Tennessee,
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D. Me bh " ~ = IL
L. ). MARSHAL, Dtst. 4. Tsa
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
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oRJITT ARN

Departed this life on the morning of the End in
slant mt his fathers residence in CarEsbrrg, lar-
rson Co. West Va, Dr. CHAs. T. LowHDrs.
DR.. Lownlcs although Gale away in early man
hood well known for his Kindness and gentle
manly DEF o:tmcnt--his pleasing manners and good
ness ofheat, pity shown to all who had intercourse
with him.
Death has entered the home Of O most fond and
devoted parent, and removed from his happy circle
his Oldest son, and fully impressed their hearts
the melancholy truth that Man was born to die"
This sad event has caused deep at his for
mer home and among friends abroad, and brought
into full play the finer feelings of our nature.
The writer of this article full well knows the
sorrow Of parents heart VI the loss of children,
and cnn mors deeply s!ympathize with the bereaved
parent.
May the Lord sustain AID comfort his parents
and brothers in their deep sorrow, and give them
that comfort and consolation which the world
knows nothing of. g.
Feb q lSb5
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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

PsraoLsUX N SOMERSET CouxrY, Pave
lcara from citizen Of W silarsburg-, little
town in Somerset County Pa. and situated
about ten miles distant. from this city-that
considerable excitement prevails at this time
in that vicinity on the subject Of PETROLEUM.
Evidences of the presence of oil have for a
ling time bean seen by an oily substance float
ing on the surface of small stream passing
through the property formerly belonging to
the Union Coal and Iron Company, and now
owned by the Somerset Iron and Goal Com
pany Of Pennsylvania. Not mush notice,
however, was taken of it until quite recently,
when, on attempting to clesn out well on
the Compsny's property not far from their
furnace, it was found that pure petroleum
covered the entire surface of the water. The
we'll referred to is only about 10 feet deep.
Tho Company, wo have been informed are so
we'll satisfied of the existence Of oil in paying
quantity that they either have or are about
making arrangements to bore one or more
wells.
Wo are not at all surprised at the discovery
Of oil in this practise locality when we reflect
that the town of Welersburg and the property
above referred to lies in the very centre of
what is known as the "Allegany Coal Basin."
Should oil be found in large quantities on
this propcs'J, the theory that Petroleum is
not the product, or is MOI: found in close prox
unity to, large beds Of GOAL, will have been
found Incorrect.
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OK Thursday last Hon. Waitman I. Wiley
Senator from West Virginia. was reelected
for six wears from the 4ih Of March dc1t. Mr..
Wiley is from Monongalia county, where he
was born October IL, 1871.
Mr.. SAMUEL NOZZLE. Of Boston, who had at
tanned the age of 80 years died on FRIDAY
last IIs was native of Durham, \. H.,
and born August TO-, 1865. lie was the
oldest man in Boston.
TIE winter in Europe hos been very severe,
The Seine and the Loire have been frozen
over, and the railways clogged with three feet
of snow. 1t required garrison of soldiers
to relieve the passengers.
BETWEEN December Is 1864, and January
81, 1868. forty-Gve commissioned officers and
] 1857 privates, desertcrs from the rebel army
reported at the office of the assistant provost
marshall in Nashville.
THE celebrated chess player, Morphy has
settled in Illinois. His present avocaiion is
the collection of claims in the United State
and State courts.
IT is reported in Paris that tho number of
ships of war to be disarned. in accordance
with the economical views set forth i'll NJ.
Fould's financial report. is no less than 80.
IT is announced that tic five per cent
legal tender notes will be received by the
general subscription agent in payment OF sub
scriptions to the new seven-thirty Loan, with
all accrued interest to date Of receipt.
EXCITED CoxGREssMEN-A Washington let
ter writer relates that the most amuSil Z scene
in the confusion attending the passage Of the
Constitutional amendment. was the huSging
and kissing Of Brandrecc, Of Conncc;lcGt,
aad Mr.. spalding, OF Ohio.
A FIRE at North Adams, Mass, on Friday
morning destroyed smiths Block, the Arcade
Block, and several wooden buildings adjon.
ing. The Neps and Transcript newspaper
Office was totally destroyed. Several persons
were injured by falling walls.
MAJOR GEx. GILMORE and staff sailed on
Thursday for Hilton Head. Cen Gilmore
is appointed to the command q! the new de-
partnient ef the South, which inciales South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Il part, iInnt
the whole of North Carolina. lie supsrseods
General Foster.
LUTHER c TlErETs, member of the New
York Corn Exchange, who has been before
the c,nrt quite fire ,ensly Of late. hIs bronsht
suit for defamation Of character against
sixtv-four members Of Chat association claim
ing one million dollass damages f-oa, each
Of the sxty-four persons named.
4 CERTAIN HIGH SHERIFF, who. when = poor
man in Il provincial town. managed to gain
an aristocratic name snd G8. 900 year with
his bride. has since got separation. allowing
his wifa but G8O0 year of her own money,
which she rouantirally refused to have set
tied on herself. F1reign Paper.
The PAPER Derry Tho n. y. Post thinks
that it is shame that the papnr makers should
present themselves before Congress and ask
10 be supported by tn public bounty, when
all the world knows, or ought to know. that
if thrown upon their own resources they have
energy AMI enterprise enough land would nut
forth skill enough to secure a successful COM
petition wish their brethern in any part oft
world.
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l.. LYONB PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
ASD


sPARELING CATAWBA WITES,
Equcl n Quality and C,eps- P-;o- than he Bran
a.ss end Rtrss y NE Old bOstd.
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
FANTCR, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAIP,
COLO AND DlAhhiu;A.
A sure Cws s Gaxniied, Or Ms ,,os.y val 10
tan!sa.
In support o. tho above statements, arc prevented
the Certificates Of Dr. Jas. Il. Chiffon, Chemist,
New York DR.. Hiram Cox, Chemical Ipspecter,
Ohio; DR.. James L. Nichols Chemist Boston DI.
~ +. Jones, Chemical Inspector, CiicleYille, Ohio
Prof. &. T. Jackson, Chemist, Boston DR.. Chs.
Upham Shepard. Charleston, ). e.; and j. v T.
Biancy, and A. hari-r Consulting Chemists
Chicago, all Of whom have anal.zed the Carxnta
Brandy, and commend il in tie Lighes, terms, for
medicinal use.
Anaiyss q The Ea,saeGs,et, Sat. A.says@, Jan. rs,
1858.
VIXEN evrporat'd through clean linen it left no
oil Offensive matter. In every respect il is pung
spiruous liquor The Oil which give to ,his Brandy
its flavor and aroma, is wholly unlike iusil, grain
oil. Its odur partakrs OF both the fruit and
oil of grapes. With acids, it produces others Of
high fragrance. The substitution of this Brandy
for Cognac Brandy will do away with Ire punuiac-
ture OF fctiti0H, spirits sold under this 10th
at hor.s aad abroad. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, n. D.,
Assayer to State hass. I6 Boyleston St
by Tie Sifa., in 1864.
7 hare analysed "I.. LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY with reference to its composition srd
character, being the same as that produced IL pnYt
years. A sample taken from ten casks afforded tho
sarae results with regard TO purity; slightly i'm
creased amount of the principle on which its favor
depends was determined by comparison with former
samples
The indications of analysis show that this Brandy
is produced 10y the same process most Of the i'm
ported brandy. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, N. D.. State Assayor,
Boston. July 90, 1864. lG Doyeston 81.
Manufactured only by II. il. JACOB l. co.
(ro whom al Orders should be addrrsscd,)
Depot, 81 Liberty ST., New York.
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A CARp.-In behalf of the "Association

A CAxo.--In behalf of the 'Association
for the relief Of the Poor" of Cumberland, |
take great pleasure in acknowledging the fur
ther donation Of two cars, twenty-five tons,
seven hundr d weight coal. from the "Cos-
solIDAriox Coal CoMrASY," in connection
with the liberal hearted and whole-souled
MINERS in the employ of said company. To
D. G. Bruce, Eso., Sup't, s. W. TENANT.
snd the MINERS, / beg to renew the thanks of
the Association, in thus enabling us to meet
tho necessities of the suffering poor of our
city.
WM. r. McCULLEY, Prest
81 Asso Relief Of the Poor.
Candid, Feb. 8, 1865.