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Bvr. BRIG. GEN. J. z. DONALDSON,
Chief Quartsrnsster. Department OF the oumber'
land. Once los Cheuy-street
CAPT. JAS. =. RUsLIEG A. Q n,
Chief Assistant ousr.ermaster. once los Cherry
carr. s. B. RRowN, A. ON,
IN charge Of Railroad Trmspor alton. tFrieght and
Passenger Ofhce Church street., At Chattanooga
Depot
GAIT. CHAs T. WING, A. M,
General Disbnfsing Officer QuarterInaster's Depart
masters Department. ofaee. l0I CherTy-street-
CAPT. HENRY HowLASn, A. Q NJ,
In charge Of the pur base and procurement Of Pub
Nc Animais and hire Of Employees. Once nO
Cherry street.
CAPT. T. J. cox, A on,
In charge Of Clothing, Camp snd Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, Qrsrterinssters Blanks, and stOr-
Ase Of Public Property once u Market-stTeet.
GAIT. GEO. h HIBBARD, A. q. NJ,
~ charge Of Forage Aad Straw. Once 70 Cherry
street
CAPT. cHAs H. RyTE, A NJ,
10 chargn Of Oorrslls, Stables, Publie Animals,
MeaEs q Transportation. Lanzber, Workshops, &c.
oaioe loa Cherry street
CAPT. n. A. WAINWRIGHT, A 9. n,
an charra Of Ouarfarrnester5s Stores Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware, &C. ofsce los oheTry-street.
carr. A ". Wills, A o n,
in charge Of Depot Of u. 8. ColOred Troops and
freedmen, and iioyemment Printing House, and
AL Public and Private Buildings used store
houses. Oilees, Quarters. &C. Vfice No. &c South
Cherry street.
CAPT ,. 3. JAMES, A o n,
in chsrse q Issues Is Tcunsases Troops. oehee
CAPT. ". MILLS,
Tan Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A.. A. 9. n, In
Ia
iachIisents, Hospitsls, Barracks, &c. Once, II
Cherry street. Aifo lhspecior Of Snders' Goods,
snd Al Private Stores shipped 10 the Front. Once
Ir.EH srEvEs3
ehlcaxo Board Of Trade RettsTy, A. A. 9. NJ, in
charge q RIVER eed Depot Iran~roFtston, and Fuel
ioE steamers. ohice s. Cherry street
carr. ia. CHILLY, N,
nsburs.ng and hief Qnarterlnsster, Z. 5. Military
RsilroSds oibee Chareh street. Shattanoog'
CART. & R HnuL1, 40 X,
Assistant to Capt. 7. J. cnlIy, A. =. N. Office
OhiIrob street, chaiaanooga Depot
cart. c. n eLENISs, a Q n,
in charge Of Property Y $ Military Railroads.
Office Church Sheet ChEitAuooEa Depot
1t. COZ A J. MACKkY, .fHt
CHEF Qrafiegpaasisr Army Of the Cumberland.
,srs sod Fsiin,ates fog Public Property
"a sap - should hsmsde on helssuing Ofbcers
Snrtial eueujsitnna, Ne. 90. sre required for all
arlcies ncs nitec ~ TIE Army EezniAtions, and
nousf - aurroved 81 Brgsdo ard lsusIon Com
rrzrtlers. a the CnEamanders Of Troops unassigu-
~ 10 alirsies Or fAFtsicns.
Rsa5llternns ior supp ies for troops stationed 81
Fsshvife, all hs filed BY he Post QuATternsEtcrs
ca fhe approVai Of tha Pcs Commander, unless
eg cf or IN mails Fslesls 81 irls g0r iafioI, um-
W. q liFintrsR. When TIE apprefsa the Cniei
ouar.aFr1saiGr 4 raquirec.
RasuIsitons and ESt.uAtea for Supplies a. De
Fronf fnust b presented 70 the Depot QuaEte-unAs
tarz there. Only IN extreme csses " u they he -
al5sd On here, and then only when approved 81 The
Chiaf oaalteTalasier Of tlIa Army.
an si1naturas 70 Raquisi dons and Estimates
shonla ave the ardinaxy Autograph q the Of6cer,
tlsousd ~ bis rsfk. And ne number and designs
tor nf his regiment OF ccuna1d-
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CAPT. HENRY ROWLAND, A. Q N,
In charge Of the pur base and procurement Of Pub
lie Animais and hire Of Employees. Office ll0
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ashsiIIs eas aIpttory.
Municipal Omssn.

-ANs 80 O----~-'a
JOAN HUaH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ SHllrE Recorder.
kUFOs HENRY, Treasurer.
JoEv CHunLY, City Marshal
". b. WitussoS, Deputy Marshal 8
JAMS A. SrEELE,
A e. TUcKER,
JOHN F. INOAfIs,
J0sFrH L RTAN,
A. b SHAsKrIN, Revenue Collector
+ B. GkRkET, Water Tax Collector
JAMS WAR, Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JANIS PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water WorkA -
D&E. CUExxaHAz, First Engineer Of
Water Works
VIZ J. SLnsKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works
L II. FREENAs, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
VIZ WEIGHT, Street 0yerseer.
JoaE Q. Dom, Work House Keeper.
7. H MoBKIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTT, Firat Clerk Market
EI1szA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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RETH EREAS, iniornston has reached me fhsf
w oue MililSm burton. q citaen Of Nashville,
las blen cc1nirfllE Tsl11lis deprsdstoua, eInons
which sas ihe sttAllg q thfee Innles from M.
William a DAYS, of williamson county, Iennes-
see % Fsidzg nilhf iQsh fay q FrebIoarS, ise5.
VA rav ths ailose reEtrd b any persen Of per-
sons MO vii deliver u me the sad Burtcn that
iustiee nav hs melted % has. IN order 60 relieve
ihosa Os.ci1r ~ cnInnAEt ffo1n eIch charges, -
ileg -, l;suIe' is - o1astfef ~ his conduct
J. III. BLACKBURN,
IA ed. Csirsei Z sth md 1cun. a IA lar.
Alexandra Teua-, MAaE l. 1875.
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DePartment.

SURGEON ". CLEEDEEIN, o. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Office "a Cherry street.
SURGEON r FLETCHER, U. s. VOLS,
Medical purveyor, U. g. A. Oiiiee North side 81
Public Square, between Market and Front.
Asst SURGEON D. BACBE, U. 8 A.,
Medical Inspector. Office a Cherry-strost.
SURGEON I. A. JANIS, 4TH 0. '. C.,
Bealth Oihcor and Post Surgeon. Office q
Charrv-straat
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70 ADVERTISERS IN DsTAils
-. -, -, ~ A FOLLOWED


ucr st..s cfss.rs @
For ceuzty
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Although you may b proneunced incuf able, the
fhfnari1ans Faoi aud Il eFb JuiceaWlI Temore eTery
gestee Of irapn ies nom 1he 7ystsn IS Vel a. III
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Military 9ireetors.
Subsistence Department.

Subsistence Departments
col. A. BECKWITH, c. C. g.,
Military Division q tbs Mississippi.
COZ. A ?. PORTER, Q. c. 8,
Department Of the Cumberland.
col. c. r MACFEELY, c. O. s.,
Department. Of the Tennessee.
CAPT SAN. J. LITTLE, @. s,
Depot Comnissary Subsistence. ohice No. 10
CherTy-street.
CAPT s. D. HENDERSON, O. g.,
Post commissREy Subsistence, Ofiiee North SIDE
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. r. b. HOPKINS, c. s.
Purchasing Commisssry Of Subsistence Once
near corner ~ Broad shd Surnuer-streats.
CAPT. SAM q GLOVER, @. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Once No. IL South
CherTy-street.
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, @. s.,
Disbursing Commissaiy Subsistence. Once No
50 Cedar-strest.
CAPr W. d MLYfAE, @. g.,
In charge OF U. S. Bakery, oolege-streets neal
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. O. 8,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry ane
Chnroh-streets.
LIEUT.. }. s. GI1AT1F, A. @. q,
In charge Of Manufacturing, &C, &C. once No
g South MErlcet-street.
LIEUT.. U. S. HOLL1sTER, A. O B. a. A. A Q N
In charge Of Herdmsn, Stables, &c. Ofhcs q
.. S. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leyee-
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Sanaritan's Wash
WHIT TIE SURGEOsS SAY GP TIE SA
MARTTANS REMEDIES.
~ HosFIsAL. - NAasHlIl-.

"PosF H0sFE7AL, FoHr MARSHALL, !
Baltimore, Nd. Fe5. ~. l36-4.
al hare crest satisfaction in stating that l have
used '7hs SIalarltua Rsla9iits" for Nenercal DIS
ease in is most customary forms that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, fnd propeTly, snd
have found them 70 respond % my anticipation=
promptly and efiectusiy. Knowing their comp0-
stiou hsve the fullest confidence IN their efitary
and a. far As my use Of them extends Recommend
thsm strongly. AllRED =, Bows MS
"Assistan. Surgeon 9Th New York Vols''
Lett be understood that these remedies are A.
recommends, and viii positively care the diseases
Tor which they are offered.
Price o. Male Packages, ssfnaritan's Gin $40
Fenlale s. o.; Root and Aerb ~ Sc - 0os Wash
50 cents.
Sold by ". J. &C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
CO luer Chur. h and fise streets,
NASHVILLE, IE,Ss.
Desmond q Co.. Pr0pr.siors, sl5 Race Streets
Philadelphia 49,
jAniS-6m.
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BLooDi BLooDr BLOOD
Fluid ExtfsOt ssrsapsrllls
SYPHILIS.

ms Is a. afscfon Of ths biood and aiiacls -
sexual olI,nna L'n,aes * re Nos. Earls lnio-..
WindDine. and other mEcu4 laf-tcea, l1llsllA -
sppesfancs IN lta iofnl ~ uicsIa. halui1oida -
M alaiy eri1pdon6 u TIE atIn n7ila - tha ocnl-
pIexion q clear a1d haaI11J ceIoI- D s1lng prePA
sisrrfessIy los ths class y coulratua, ~ nleol'
purifying properties are preserved q 3 sFee.ef "a
tat ihaa snJ osaef pfep1lAtlsa . 1-.le~FarliA-
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inst ny Stock vil hore.tsr ee eranaea e feiloss;
- ~ ssn ca the .slf hIp. Efllh Representa-
- lg,it - q u1F name. his lotce IS fEoe re-
., ~ -. n 2 from ~ t4g IA ne same Etftut
r. r,s.'s 9I5asclaE = blll e SD - thsy nag
~ r'.. - WI. A. DAVE
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BEADoUABTERs, G. 5. A, ID March 1900
Lieaessart General u s. Grant, Command
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BvT. BRIG. GEN. J. Z. DONALDSON,
Chief QuarterEnester, Department OF the oumoer.
land. once los Cherry-street.
CAPT. JAS. r RUsLIHG A. Q n,
Chief Assistant ousr.ermaster. Once los Cherry
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Notice.

U.a COTTON AGENCY, % UNION 81.
N1zHFHEa IKsE., Feb. :, 1s5s. /
4 IL COTTON ARRlv1S6 AT THIS PLACE.
IL snd moving ander q ceTiIhcat4 issued iroIn
tis oi6ce nsusf b consigned . me, and delivered
~ tn 6oVefnuasnt Siore House Of Briggs 4 Co., =.
III corner q Church ard College streets
GREkN ADAMS. PurVisasing Agent.
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CRRTIFIcATRs oF CURRs.


From sighf . tspai7 ysars siaaaisz. VIA uaraas
Ebcan u 1oia1ce a1f sI1s.
. pr raa.lical prDpertez % Bachu. 80 Dispsaas-
lofg u tha urited atate1-
Sc PSoisof Dessss Yaiaslls solzs On ~
fracteo q Phyaic-
80 remarks ulsio b. ne ilIa ceiel9aled Dr.
rfFs.ek fl.laIielpflas
- rsmsr<s z,sae b d. Eyhrzln AzpsEall.
rqIaIrlteJ fnyHIci1n, Adj member ~ ne AiIa
CoIIsaa q 3erFacna Ifsiznd aua ru1iIanei ID ~
TrsuaasfIoua N me King a1d llaaln' = tcurlais
See Ma1 C1irurFcai kssiae, pu1ll11a -
Han.s1nln f1aqaIs F6lloE - lne l1Ia ooliaas @
So faszi u i1s I.1s sf.siarI sol1l a uadioina.
aaFsapaI.Iis 10 az
Ir,ors4 - 49,. a.
% halls dssnof sseh - 81. shish VI b
n11l are alnersl %.
pslEersd . tag a1dEass. seepFsly pa-ka1 iros
oneaIQ1EoH.
eFIea-aee g5nFlou,s u a oeununicatezss
o1rsa zsarsrise4 AaYlee zfaaA
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Police Department.
Captain-J. b. PUoEEsT.
LIST Lieutenant-,WM. DAzLKx.
I'd Leutenant-J. F. lsGALkA
LIST Ward-DAS BIRcHRTT,
VIZ II WILLIAMSON, Jr
ID Wsrd-B. w. KBSKT,
A 6. BYRoE,
VIZ BAKER
Sd WARDS J. SrARKKY,
w. w. PHLLdPs,
JANIS MILER.
4th Ward-Na. NALLoKT,
- A. ]. HKAI.Ds
9Th Ward--JoEL PHILLIPS
.JOsE WEATKERFoRD.
9th Ward-JOHS FRITH,
SAN. PLUMNER
9TH Ward-JoHS CAvESDER
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9Th Ward-WK JACKSON,
J0sEPH C1PPs.
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LIQUORS.

Bids. Alcohol, 98 per cent.
4" Is per cent
proof Spiuis,
e. PITTS Whisky uurt- fof med. purposes
I Pare French Brandy
I A" nollsnd Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira and sherry Vines
Scr sale low. by ENlN q PEEDLETON.
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Selling out at Cost
AZ Ne. so BHloB Street.

DEIN6 DESTROYS TO CLOSE OUT MY Stock
ID OF Dry Goods, for the purpose Of chan rng ny
iusiress, am now offering them at Go &. PERSONA
10 need q Goods would do web % can soon. while
bargains are 70 be had.
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Correspondence OF Generals Lee and
Grant.
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS
RIcHxoSD, Va. March IL, 1865.
10 he ksadte and House q Representa-
tees
I herewith transmit for your inform
alton copies OF the correspondence re
serred 10 Ia my message Of this date, IN
regard to the proposed conference &c
adjust terms Of peace by means OF a
military convention
l. nsvro
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HEAnou2RrERs DEr'rog TuE CpNHvRLasD,
Nashville, Teen, March . 1855.
GEzfRkL 0RpEEsl
40. IL. u
~. The town Of Edgeleld is hereby constituted
a Military Post The imnts OF the Post viii be the
are Of a circle described with radius Of fin, %
miles 8on the piers Of DE old suspension "a dEe
az a certfe enclosing Edgeheld and eX'eadmg
from river 90 river again.
v. All cavalry hoses hesnming unaerylcerbe.
within the Department of the Clmbsr and, v u be
sent 40 the Quartermastar 0f tie Cavalry Depot,
EdPefeld, By whom they VII he disposed o.
BY command Of
Ma General THOMAS,
fefsuedJ .WM. D. WHIPPLE, A. A. Gen.
Official. .fs
(ssgned) SOUTHLAND HoTFHAS, A. A. G.
Official.
sxsurI WINS Capt & A. A. A. Cen,
Cavalry Depot.
marshfS
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(Signed) c. s VEsAHLg, A. A, g.
Headouariers, March Tth, 1860.

LITTER OF GENERAL z. s. GRANT,
HFApouARrSns ARmFs ONTED STATES, I
March 4tb, 1868 !
GIN 4. z Ice. Cosnnaatng c 5. drpliss
GegeroE--Yonr two letters Of the 2Vsh
inst were received yesterday. In re-
srard 10 any apprehended misunder-
stanainq IN reference 10 the exchange
If POLITICAL prisoners, think there
need he none Gen. Ord or General
T.onestreet have probably misunder'
stood what said TO the iormer on the
sulioct. or / may have Jailed 10 make
rayseR understood, possibly A Few
devs before the interview betH
Generals I.snestreet and Ord, ] had re-
ce;ved slinpatoh from Gen. Huffman
Comm;sssrv General Of Prisoners, sta.
t;ne In substance that all prisoners ol
49, Who we're OF had been in close con
e,ernent or irons, whether under
.b.r,es or sentences. had been ordered
a. Ciis Point for exchange iorWar
aea The substance OF that dispatch e
4sc,t Colouel MILFORD, Assistant ACT
of Exchange, and presumed Il probable
tbst he had communicated Il 10 Colonel
pohert lluld. A day ortwo after an
ceerSer who was neither a prisoner Of
Wa nor political prisoner, wss execu
,aa amer a fair and impartial trial, and
In aceorda ~ce with the laws OF war and
he usage If civilized nations 10 wa.
~ examination Of this class OF cases
told General Ord TO speak 70 General
Fsserenoe 10 my letter Of February
lsth viii show my understanding Oh
sbe subject OF releasing political OF
citizen prisoners
IN YeFard 70 meeting yos on the 9th
s,st woaid state that have no su
,bority 10 aoeede TO your proposition
ar 4 conference on tae subject propos
"a such authority is vested IN the
PRECEDENT Of the United States alone
General Ord could only have mean
,h,.t would not refuse an interview O.
any subject on which ] have rent =
sct which, Of course, would be such a
ore un,eiv Of military character anC
on ,he subject Of exchange, which hai
been entrusted 10 me.
have the honor 10 be, very respeet-
fully. your obedient servant
'11's, sS1 u S. GRAST,
Lieut. Genera
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HEADoUAErrAs DsF'T or THr Cu1EErEIkED,
Nsshvil.e, Tenn, March s, iss6.
sFloiAI srtI =, ossrss ExHacs
xI Iiet. Col. G. 6. Minor, IN o. v. O., IA here.
b deteiled temporarily as Ccmmaader Of The Pos
d Edgeaeld, Tenn, and VA - held personally re-
sponsihle for the maintenance 81 good order a ths
foet By command Of
Me- General THOMAS
(sgnea) eOUTHARD R0FFAAN, A. A. @
Ofhciai.
sAMusL WRI4s, capt 4 A. a. A. Gsa.,
Cav. Depot n. ID n
nariS
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IN BOOB and sboss st G. v
x.il ! e..' Hardware store
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6 ID fsB AsFs4lF 6ECHE
- DISEASES.
samsfitan's Gift.
samarItan's Gift.
III most eossain- rssneay ever used.
les. prasarp e
oonorrhna, elect, Structures,

contaInapo Mincrsl-p0 Balssm--uc a1eTcury.
Cnlg zen pills . be taseu 70 elect cure
ThcF are entirely yegeistie, hs,gna. no smell no
nufleasant taste 6nd Wil bot N any Wav inure Ia
sfora.h or bowels 81 the most dficaie
(nrez 10 from no % fnur da5 :, cnd recent case
in fwenty-four hours Prepared ~ Qraduaie Q
nd University Of Pennsylvania, enc d she MOS
eminent doclors and chemists of fne piaseut day
N9 er7oars--1o Iioa5is-ao Ciaar Htatcrs -
thtss Who have despairei % getting cared. OF phl
haze been g0rged With Baisam Cupabia, OF Mercury
az once try The
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LETTER OF GEhEhAL X = Lib
BEADouARrERs, c. s A., ID March 1863
Lie,aear1,t General U s. Grant Command
no United Siaies Armies
General-I lieutenant General Long
street has informed me that, in re
cent conversation between himself and
il Major General Ord, as 10 the possibility
OF arriving az g Satisfactory adjustment
Of the present unhappy difficulties, BY
means Of q military convention, Cen
Ord stated that IL ! desired TO have an
interview with you on the SUBJECT you
would not decline, provided had au-
thority 30 act. Sincerely desiring 70
leave nothing untried which may put
an end 10 the calamities Of war pro
pose 10 meet you at such convenient
time and place as you may designate,
with the hope that upon an interchange
of views. Il may be found practicable 70
submit the subjects Of controversy be-
tween the belhgerents 10 q convention
ofthe kind mentioned.
In such event ! am authorized TO do
whatever the result Of the proposed IN
terview may render necessary OF advis-
able Should you accede to this pro-
position, ] would suggest that ifagree-
able 10 goa, we meet at the place Sc
lected by Generals Ord aud Longstreet
for the interview, at II A. NJ, on Mon
day next
Very respectfully, your Obedient ser
want
Official copy
(Signed) c. S. VEsAHIe, A A: =, q.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Eant hr mail N q rlun envelope. -
81 BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
s,,r5fala, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or yeneTial

Ser5fals, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis OF yensTial
~ Diseases, ETC.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
IL offered h The pubic As "A positive ,nra
SYPHILIS OR 'NENERIAB DISEASES IA et-
NIARIFkN'S ROOT And EERB JUICES s he
meet potent, certain ard esctIa reHaedg ever pre-
stnbed it reaches ard sradicates eFerY rtcisoi
tie venereal poison, 50 that the cure il thorough
snd ra-rnaliert Take then. Of tbs purifvinu REM
edF and BE- hezied. and not trLDsmlt % gcur eos-
tsritg that for Hhich you may repent 10 aiter wears
Do NOT DESPAIR
Although Won may b pronounced Incuf sile. tha
kssfnaritars Tfof aud h eFb Juices VII remove erery
igestee CT iupu. es freGn the system As vel ss al
ne nd effects Of ineTqurJ.
FEMALES. FEMALEsig
In ruanv afIseiious Wiih which. numbers Of Fe-
males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JOiCES =
most Happily adaptedin Ulcera 81 Uterus, ia leu
eorrhsea, IN bearing dOsn, FAILING Of the womb,
Debility ana for all complaints Incident 70 he sex.
Samaritan's Wash
Is, in case OF SYPHILIS. used n coniuncdoa With
| the Root snd Herb Juices. Full dirastioEs-
The efficacy Of these remedies il aiike ackuoar-
edged lIy pnysieisss ami psiienfs. They are used
l Ia the @. s. Hospitals, thus rasioring 10 health
/ many Of our brave soldiers.
Fs0a fAs Ba1iai1ss San.
WHIT THE SURGEOES SAY GP TIE 81.
HARLlAA'S hkMADfhS.
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nAvE ALWAYS ON HAND ALARGE STOCK
III Of
Drugs, OILS. Paints ~ Chernieals
81 very low figures
SWIM q PENDtEroN.
PAINTS.
vAnNreHrcn.

s Btls. Copsl Vanish. ] IA Iapsn vAruish, s
f" Coach p" Flowing
One hsTrel Flowing NaTnish,
one hsaftl Bla,sk Leather.
for sale low. by kWIN 4 PkNDLEfON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27
DewdrOps of Wisdom.

Ifyou ever promise at all, take care at
least, that it is so nobody may suffer by
trusting you.
Keep it IN view that the great object of
study, is to fit the mind to be an instrument
of usefulness of life.
Human nature is so constituted, that all
see and judge better in the affairs of other
men than in their own.
Showing kindness to the wicked and un-
grateful. is like feeding strange dogs that
will bark at you none the less.
Would you touch nettle without being
stung by it, take hold of it stoutly. Do the
same to other annoyances and few thingS
will ever annoy you,
1t seems strange that we of the present
age are constantly praising that past agt
which our fathers abused, and abusing the
present age which our children will praise
If thou desirest ease, in the first place
take care of the ease of thy mind for thai
will make all other sufferings easy. But
nothing can support a man whose mind Ii
wounded
1t is the ruin of many men, because they
cannot be best, they will be nothing; anC
if they may do as well as they would, the.
will not do as well as they may.
1t is not always mark of frankness t,
possess an open countenance. An alligato
is deceitful creature, and yet it possesse
an open countenance when it is in the yer.
act of taking you IN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27
4 Beautiful Extract.

1t was night. Jerusalem slept as quietly
amid her hills as child upon the breast of
its mother The noiseess sentinel stood
like statue at his post, and the philoso-
pher lamp burned dimly in the recesses of
his chamber.
But moral darkness involved the ma
tions in its enlightened shadows Reason
shed faint glimmering over the minds Of
men, like cold and insufficient shining Of 8
distant star.
The immortality Of mans spiritual nature
was unknown, his relation to heaven undis-
covered, and his future destiny obscured in
cloud Of mystery.
1t was at this period that two forms Of
ethereal mould hovered about the land of
Gods chosen people. They seemed like
sister angels, sent to earth on some embassy
! of love. The one Of majestic statue and
we'll formed limb, which her snowy draperv
hardly concealed. in her erect bearing and
steady eye, exhibited the greatest degree Of
strength and confidence. Her right arm
was extended in an impressive gesture up
ward where night appeared to have placed
her darkest pavilion while on her left re-
. clined her delicate companion in form and
. countenance the contrast Of the other was
dropping ike flower moistened by refresh
ing dews her bright but varying gances.-
Suddenly light like the sun flashed from
the heavens, and Faith and Hope hailed
with exulting songs the ascending star Of
Bethlehem. Years rolled away, and the
stranger was seen in Jerusalem. He was g
meek unassuming man, whose happiness
seemed to consist in acts of benevoence to
the human race. There were deep traces Of
sorrow in his countenance. though no one
knew why he grieved, for he lived in prac-
tice Of every virtue, and was loved by all the
good and bad. By-and-by it was rumored
that the stranger worked miracles, that the
blind saw, that the dumb spake, the dead
arose, the ocean moderated its chafng tide :
the very thunders articulated, He is the Son
Of God Envy assailed him to death
R of CaTarT I heaVy cross ns 1Gfqga bepf bm the
the earth. But Faith leaned on his arm
and Hope, dipping her pinions in his blood,
mounted TO the skies,