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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

DIR. Thomas Miller. notorious
rebel sympathiser. entetsined General
Longstreet; DR.. Garnet and other rebel
ofisers at a dinner in Washington on
Monday. This style is said to be quite
popular with boarding house keepers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

Preside johnson is stated to be
mueh gratiied at the election OF Orr for
governor OF the Palmetto State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

Miss Smith fdrorsd eur people with a
lecture d year or two ago. Webelieye she
is fron Weston, in this C0nnty.-4roos-
took Tines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

The lovers Of good tobacco, and
nice favored cigar, will find the articles At
&. A. Dyer's store, Main Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

--Tbursday morning. Ground whitc
with snow, but turning to rain.
-Wirx is to be executed to- day. Fri
day. between the hours Of 6 A. NJ. and
noon.
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THE sAMARITANs GIFT
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OTrIcE 90 GFNTRkL SUPERINTENDENT,
n At aNp a 4 n A Rauuoapa

N.&C.ANp n. 3 NV. RAuHoAns,
RAsByILJE, TENS, Get 9th, 1856.
IN and sitter iur sd8Y, Oct 20, 1865 and uEul fUr
" Their notice, Passenger Trsins will run IS io
nWs:
| NASHVILLE e. CHATTANOOGA LINE
/ LEAvE Nashville for Chattanooga, and 81 point
South ~ A. n. Aruye n Chattanooga 81 go p. A
Returning Leave Chattanooga sc t4U A. q
Arrive rt Nashville 80 5.f5r. n.
shelhyvi.ie Accommodation. leave Nashville 81
$40 D., srriye 81 shelhyvIle ~ 1.zu. p g.
Returuius-Lesye sheibyUIle 81 $50 A. NJ, AZ
rive a. 9.A5 4. n.
NASHVILLE i NORTHWESTERN LINE
LssEe Nsshyl ie inr Johnsonyi Ie and 90 points
West and Northwest, At P. n arrive al J0hn~ol
vile at II o.. N.
Re;uraing-Lesve JohEsonvne $50 A. =, arrive
81 Nashville AZ G.50A.M n.
Trims on n. a n, W. R. R connect st johnson.
vile with 6rsi clsss Inc O. Steamers ior Pldu1sh,
Calro snd - Louis.
Irslns stop "a Sll intermediate roints.
WM. L. lNNES. tieul Surf
n. a c. snd n. & n. ". r. kds.
OcLlO-tC
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining al fie NashUille Post once,
wednesday, Dec. 90. 1896.
vLe List Of uncallea for Letters has been
assigned 90 the Nashville UNoN, by Post
muster Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
uauer having the largest circulation, in
Guiding the srmy.
AL I.rrers advertised are subject % an extra
-f..r.. 81 zoe cent Per-ons ealing for them uill
please .a prepared with Tie Necessary change.
I.ar-lu- .IiHg far these letters Hill please say
fl.af .Ie 1dfrrilss.i, and glTC the date o. list
All lftleu lot taken out in one month vii D.
cent o.. ltr General Post Oiilee as dead letters.
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500 Agents Wanted.

GI00 4 MONTH guaranteed and expenses
~ VNJAJ ps'd, to -alesuen. euerrete rouug
men, Teacter-, Returned so.diers, snd alI who en-
gage Boz the saie Of "H0Ilsu4'- lac OF IfuroIu. q"
"Abb0t's History Of Che Rebellion" "Hraiey'z
LIE OF Warrington, and mauy other Standard
Works and EnEHUhEs For terT.s snd territory
sppiy Immediately, en- person or ~ letter. si my
Office, F. ]. nIHBLE.
ne Fourth g., bel. Market and Jefferson.
now ln az Irm--u---a "
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SECRET DISEASES
SAMARIT ANS GIFT
Samaritan's Gift!

/ THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyEE UsEn
eyes, A Positive Cure
FOR GONORRHOEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES. a.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsari, no Mercury.
OH Tea Pl-s 10 bc Takai % ETss. C--c
They sre entirely vegetable. having no smell nor
any unpleasant tisig. and VIII not boz any say TO-
iufe ihe stouscl or hUueis of the most dal.,afs
Cures n from tuo to tour DAYS and recuut cases
IN twenty four hours Prepared by s. ErsHas.a
20 tno University % peuu-yIvs ia one Of IHa mos.
eminent Doctors aud Chemists OF Che present day
80 Exposure, no Trouble, no change Whsteysz
let those who have sosuaIrei oC getting cura,i, o-
$40 have been gorged with Ealsl.m Copaba, o.
hsUury. try
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT
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We. ne undersigned, hsFs this day adoptsd the
auorg rslo- for advertising, 10 winch We hnd our
ssIvss strictly 10 ndhsre.
WM CAMERON a 90.
John WALLACE, for the Dispufsh.
BARRY, WINHAM 90. Tor Rsss-
Ball JONES A CO., for Caste.
NaFRrrLEE Trss-. sept. q. 1854
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Notice.

hrs. z & J. HUNTER, pfysirians f1r diseases
J II tha THROAT. Luatrs ard 4 EART wouid
notify ther patients thai heir ONE 10 Nashville
siI eio-e on Saturday evening, the 4th m=ti aler
Uhich Their address I'll D. l,@ West Fourth street.
CurIunsE For The nsnsdt az thoas Who de- re
hereafsf % Fiscs themselves un6or Their eare ar-
rsnzfmesfs have been maze uilh u. Rnsooe, CuJ
a, otsl, Who - authorized 70 receive apphraeors
make GEaminatin1s. uhiCh VII b. nrsarnad
oar adfrsss q cineiunsn. ocg-sm
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
e - =s...s1=sssziss;s..-.@.iszzss
RAILROAD LIN E.

ON and slier THURSDAY, Nov. 10th, and tn
" ul iurther notice, Passenger Trains will run
follows:
Leave Nashville ST 7.l5 m; arriving At pecsur
At $50 p.m.-Maklng immediate connections Tor
Huntsville and Memphis, arriving &c Memphis vt
@ 40 aIn next day Cars run through from Dea-
tur 90 Memphis.
Returnng-ieaye Decatur at 30 am; arriving
81 Nashville al $50 pm, connecting With trains Tor
Louisville.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
Vile broad street DspJt) At . % pm
Returning leave Columbia st 1.l5 am; arriving
ST Nashville at s. am.
Trans stop al all intermediate Stations, and nm
daily except the Colombia train, which will ns
run on Sunday.
noyl5-u J. H. POTTER -eHfSup't
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL OF WHICH ARR
ENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found
Pemartiu sli DuF6Ordo9 sheHes,

Pemartiu sni Duff GoTion sheues,
Old Chance and Reserved AiaieIra-;
LoDst5n u0cx and Burgundy Port;
fefnartln, kis4ue,oTt snd ST. julien Medoe
Clanet,
Haut Sanierne Niestelner, HoCkheimer and Ca
tEwha Wines
Demsrcier Gold Medal and He.dsick. Cham.
payne
I1net CsstLon, Otard, Dupuy's a Co.'S Brandies;
lrish, scotch, Bourbon aHi Robertson County
Whskys,
hoiand Sin;
MarNschino Absinihs; yemoBthe End al assori-
ed Liquor;
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Sanaritan's Wash.

cents.
The eHIe1rv 0f these remedies ls sIIEa arEnrE.
edged b. physicians and uateIts. They T.a asaf
u che a. $. Hospitals, End by their real meri IalH
gained the appreciation oi the most allie surItHl-.
Patient take notice The Ingredients Arc sHHaH
90 Che physicians vino use them, a. lou vii sos .T
Che following:
P0sr HosrIrkL. F1sT NASSAU,
Baltimore, FEB. Cd. lsti
81 have great Satisfaction .n -istoE uat tare
Cd ''Ile Ssnautals keuni'a- Oft e1rr.aa
iaeasa be- lts most customary i1rms tIsf IHfr
used them with 1ldgmeEt discretion. sni proper
.Y and h8ve iound thcm respond iu wF fHl.rt-
90 s promptly and ei5g.ua. y. hlaF.HL .H..
compo-r1u, have the fullest rHnldrn.a .u iH'L
efiescy, and ss fsr IA any us0 of tlfm e1ieul.s p
recommend them strongly
ALFREu G BuWEhE
Assistant surEe0a Obj Nes or. Vols
Reader, here IS proef positive % ihe value %.
these truly vsiuahIe preparaH0ns. The 0.i s'heH
Jog and d' gushing irug- have io give SOY in rene.
dies purely vegetable. pleasant o. .1e taste sai
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by WI&CW SMITH. uuE1H
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Aa-H n
DESMOND a CO., PropT.a1u.
Nlh Hnae street FnII a.IHfffHfa. Pa IHH...H.a
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RW. @. & Co. have inst published "Carrolls New
Practical Catalogue Of Current Miscellaneous Books
Puhlis he'd in the Uuited States" One volume,
limo, PIP 267. Price 90 cents.
r. W. c. a Co. also issue, semi-Monthly, Car
rolls Literary Register, eYoted 10 Literature, and
ke ping its readers fully posted on the New Publ
cati ms Of The day. Subscription pr.ce 81 per an
mum IN advance. Specimen number sent on re-
ceipt Of stamp.
ss-Aby work sent by mail on receipt Of pnce.
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SAMARITAR'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood PunGsr ard Remedy rr
SCR0FULA, ULCERS, SORES. Spots
TETTEES, SCALES, BoILS, SYPH
Ills OR NENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

For SYPHILIS or Ngucre8. Diseases. the 41mr-.
lin's Boot and hern iiuses o. iho uo-i ratrH. co.,
tain and ellie itI rrue,iy ever prc-alI-I b. rs...
o. and er1.u'ltas every PARTICLE of thr geue7gl H.
con, So tnai De cure ls thorUue sud Eermsaals
Take turn tti- purifying remedy auJ be- H.lal.
and 10 not transmit 90 sulr pnsiertY tusI oIHlrH
you may repent in after Ye8rs.
DO NOT uESpAIRf
ANhuuEE YCU maF De- pronounced mrurs. d. Irs
-lnlnt-g'- Root aud Herh Juices win Remove
every ys-lgs % impurities from the system a. aaH
as al the bed rii-sis Cf Mercury.
FEWtLEsft FTNATF-rr
Tn many gHecrons with which uumUfrs OF Fs.
males suffer, The Root ard Herb 1urea I4 most td.
pIy aispied, u lcersied Uterus. u Whites a
heHnuc u1Vu, Falling OF the Womb, ugt.Hlv. aus
for asi comp 'sutz seideut 20 thc sex SuJ rg af-
press. Prce, 81 per BEETLE.
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First Glass Fancy Groeerr store.

ItIs the intention Of PANDOLFINI RTVA 70
keep on baud a. al time complete assortuent oi
everything IN thelr line Of The very best quality 70
- purchased, whieh theF are determined 20 sell a.
ioW A. any other establishment In this or shy other
CITY,
They respectfully SIX an srHninaron Of Their
s.ock, feeling assuIed that no one III ~ EHay dis
ssfisfsd.
Oct6-1nn
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kirrr.. ssmsnts in tne special Column, Erst time,
frou1 D 10 lines, q u0-eseh additional Inc. .
.5f-- srIl-eIueuf INSERTIONS 70 cents per line In
I.5r4I Quinn, first time, from 10 5 lines, 81 o.
sseh aid.tonal inc 50 cents; Subsequent inser-
ions l5 cents PEI hne.
AN advert sem eEts occupying special position,
40 a. double collmn advertisements, VIII be
uhsrgsd ssh per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
WI be charged 81 the regular advertising rates,
sri must luFsnahlY be pad "A advance, or no in
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RheuIll atiRIn.

strums, Kings Evil, Glandulsr swellings. Eryspi-
elias, u cerston. salt Rheum.
This faint (hereditMy ard neq Iiredl filing fe
with untold misery, Is, by a usual medical I0me-
fIa4 ru.urafll
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p o. cotrnN, ol Ieun- G.. O. HrqUEuuorEg, OF n Y
WI O. tNlss urisNu O.. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. @. sANtHEb, A. o. WILLS ut Mich.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
grzE EuEAz on LEN 70 00sszITvZT A EaUkEn1
I square, day, g. Oo-eGch sddl inssrt'E, % 80
! veeE, !, !. sq9srss ~
500 60
noafh, % 40
y % %
t4W eco
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aaashrille aanlpa.
III. OAnERoE ; co.. rabIlsAer.
rKREs or SUBSCRIPTION :

WEDNESDAY,, DEcEMBER 20, 1865.
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lArtHuiisI, Lumtago, Neuralgia, scistica, Govt Tic

DolOreauX,
Ifthere is snV disease to VII ch the Constitution
Life syrup Is a sovereign, Il Is IN Rheuuatizm sud
its kiodred affections. The most intense pains are
almost instantly ailevat 3d-euOrmous swell ngs are
reduced. Cases. chrome or Vicarous, OF twenty or
Ln-N Nears s-anlLng. haIe neon CURED hY us.
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Dyspepsia.


/ INDIGESTION, wEIGHr AT STOMACH, FLATULENCE, IIY
EK COMPLAINT, WAAr % APPETITE,
BREATH, CONSTIPATION,
rVrraa
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A. V. S. LISDsLEE, P. n.
Nashville, Dec. 20, 1855.
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hi LnTERTIsERs IE pErLIL.

rHE RATES WILL BIZ As FOL LOwsi
...-- 60 r,---fE -
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent ~ mui in a p'sin envelope. Frrr. Na.
paeGa-rs, st.uu, Fena.r 500
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Pu-ges the system entirely from sll The evil effects
o. Mercury, removing the Bad Breath, aud curing
tha Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains Whien the
use Of Calomel is sure % produce. Il hsriens
spOngy Gum, ami secures the Teeth As firmly as
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20

What may seem almost incrsdihle ~, that msnY
dises-es hitherto considered hope essly incurabie
are trsqueatY cnred IN few GAYS or weeks; and
we cheeruiy invite the Investigations o. The liberal
minded snd scientific b cures which have no par
8ilel at the present day.
during the pa i've years use have commended
with Obstacles and overcome opposition heIcU-
lean as were ever encountered by any Teformsrs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

here in day or two for Richmond,
The army of the Ohio, Gen, Schoheld
commanding, consisting OF the 28d and
10th corps remains, aud will he distri-
buted rs garrison force throughout
the state,
Holden, the editor OF the Standard
who is suggested Is Governor, takes de.
clded grounds against restoration to
power of Gov, Vance and the existing
legislature, he favors the adoption OF
the constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery aud recognizing the con~li
tuition of the United States as para
mount to any state constitution.
Gen. Johustou> army are 20 deliver
no all their effects To the United States
authorities tomorrow at Greensboro,
- miles west of here.
Gen. Howard issued an order alt
dressed to the citlZeus along the route
Of their march, requesting them to re.
main at their homes while their column
was passing stating that all promiscu-
Gus foraeing was prohibited, All sup
plies required 10 be paid for aud thieves
be punished he discouraged refugees
from following the army,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
WAsHINGToN, Nav ..
FOreign News.

New YORB, May >
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool,
ODD, has arrived
The Morning Advertiser asserts that
on the receipt of the news of the fall
Of Richmond, Napoleon proposed 10
Lord Crawley, British Ambassador at
Paris, that England and France should
by treaty, offensive and defensive, make
common cause and assist each other with
all land and sea forces in the event of an
attack on either Canada or Mexico. The
Advertiser denOunCCS the scheme. and
trusts inquiry will be made into it, on
the reassembling of Parliament. This
statement must be taken for what it is
worth. as it is not referred to by any
other journal.
The belief in the struggle being over
in the South, continues to gain strength.
American securities, and even cotton,
is very buoyant and active
The Army and Navy Gazette thinks
it is impossible that organized resistance
can be prolonged.
The Times thinks that unless the
South consents TO re-enter the Union,
the end is as far off as ever; but as the
North shows evidences of liberality. and
as slavery was already half extinguished
and nearing its doom, the Times thinks
reconciliation possible; but come what
may, England will await the issue with
the steady forbearance of neutrals, but
with earnest wishes for speedy and last
ing peace.
The Index and some other pro South
ern journals still profess to look hope
fully upon the second act of war which
is about to open.
Mr.. Harvey United States Minister to
Portugal, publishes letter in the Times,
giving his version of the firing into the
Niagara and Sacramento, at Lisbon,
showing they were entirely blameless,
and according high praise to Commo-
dOre Craven for his fOrbearance. At the
time they were being fired upon the
Portuguese Government had issued or
ders permitting their departure,
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The Rebel Ram webb.
MEMPHIS. ADril 2S

MEMPHIS, April 2S.
4 dispatch dated off the mouth of
Red River, April 23d, says: The IA
nous rebel ram Webb ran out Red Riv
er that night, passing all the Union
gunboats and iron clads in the Missis-
sippi, going at the rate of % miles an
hour. On her way down she attempted
to destroy the steamer Saratoga, but
missed her.
Early on the morning of the oath she
was seen 90 miles above New Orleans,
Our gunboats fired on her, but she made
no reply. 1t is believed she will at
tempt to destroy our commerce on the
Mississippi and escape to the Gulf.
IN New YORK, May 2.
Inc steamer Guiding Star has arrived
t no'I New Orleans 25th and Havana
The destruction of the Webb is con.
frmed. She passed New Orleans undnr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

AMERICAN WoMEN.--America is Justly proud
of its beautiful women; hut how many die annu-
ally, or prematurely lose theic health and youth,
for want Of a remedy suitable 10 their ecu lar
ailments That remedy is found in Sir James
Clarkes Female Pills. We know hundreds Of
ca>es where hey have been used with the great
est success. In ali cases Of Nervous ard Spinal
Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heavi-
nes-, Fatigue on slight eXerhon, Palpitatlon of
the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hvste les, Sick
Hea1ache, Whites, and all the painful dis asses
occasi ned by disordered s. stem, these Z lis
VIII effect cure when all her means have
fai ed. Moder ting excuses and removing OBJ
s:ruc ions whether from cold or any other eau e.
Sutf-r 10 more al Xiety or low spirits, but try
th~m. For full Particulars get pamphlet, free,
of the Agent.
n Bone dollar aud six postage stamps en-
closed to any author re gent will insure bot
tie cont lining over City pills, by return Of mail.
SO by all druggists. JOB MOSES, q Cort-
landt Street, New York, sole Unitea States Agent.
f27d&wSm
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The FmmernI Cor,egr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 20
The funeral Cortrge arrived at p. m,
and was received by the military and
escorted to the State House, whore the
remains will neiu state until tomorrow.
Everywhere along the route bells were
tolled, guns fired, aud arches of ever
seen. Immense numbers OF people
turned out. particularly here.
CmCAGO. noon.
All along the road from indianapolis
Were mourning demonstrations, Speak
er COlftX, senator rrumbul, Judge Da
Wis aud a committee OF one hundred
from Chicago joined the party at Michi-
gan city; here hundreds Of thousands are
assembled. The remains passed under
the most g0rgerous array we have seen
on the journey. Houses bear the usual
badges Of mourning The procession
of military and civilians was very
large The entire population are in the
streets with thousands from other local
tiles.
Chicago, May !.
The remains We're escorted TO the
Court House by an imposing procession
where they will lie in state until to-
morrow evening and are being visited
by thousands OF people.
CHcAGo, May >
Until a late hour last night and du-
ring to-day, an uuceasng stream Of per
sons passed through the court house
At o'clock 49, evening the court
house was closed.
f1lf 70, E. q.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
Is HEALTH WORTH HAVING

Ifitis, protectit. 1t is jewel as easily lost
as virtue, and IL some cases as difficult to recov-
er. Nature, IN our climate, and especially at
this season, requires to be occasionally REIN
forced. But everything depends upon the Tonic
used for ta's purpose. The medicinal tinctures,
all Of which are basel on common alcohol, are
dangerous. Quiniue, as every body finds out
who takes much of it, is a SOW poison. One safe
protective frlm all unhealthy atmospheric in-
luences exists, and one only This powerful
preventive is HOsTErTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs-a compound of the pur-
est i'm ulant ever Manufactured, with the most
effective TONES, Alternatives, regulators, and depu-
rators that chemistry has yet extracted from the
botanical kingdom. Convalcs3ents, languid and
feeble from recent sickness, will find the Bitters
an Incompatible restorative, not disagreeab'e to
the taste, and eminenuy inyigoratng. No other
stimulant produces the same effect as this stom-
achic. 1t does not excite or futter the nerves,
or occasion any undue arteral action; but at
once soothes and strengthens the nervous system
ana the animal spirits.
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. y.
may3is WV
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From tennessee.

MEMPHIL, April 80.
The Bulletins special says: 1t is said
that the rebel General Dick Taylor sent
Gen Hodges to notify Gen. Dana of the
surrender Of Johnston to Sherman, and
to inform him of the terms of surren-
der. Gen. Dana gave full credence to
Gen, Taylor's statement, and arranged
an armistice with Gen. Hodges, the
terms Of which are said to be the entire
suspension of hostilities, each retaining
the right to punish guerrilas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
SPECIAL NorsoDs.

PLANTATION BIrrERs ny THE MILE,-Messrs
2, II, Drake Co., last year sold nearly two
million to.tles Cf PLANTATION BlrTrRs Allow
ing ''Se We inches to the bottle, set in a ooatinu-
ou- line, they would extend $40 mikes What a
nation Of iuvabds we@c just think OF stream
three inches squMe, extending from New York
10 buhalo, being swallowed by human stomachs
IN "a single year, Yet people appear TO thrive
under it, and reI eat with pleasure, We ave in
cl'ned 20 think Drake & Co. are entitled to the
persimmops VIA m PLANTATION. $. t.
lS60-X
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CAUTION FROss rIrFati0n''
AMERICAN WATCH CON,

1t having come to our knowledge that
tons OF the American Watch have been
upon the market in great number, ealeulatedb
their utter worthlessness 10 injure the reputation
Of our genuine products, to protect our own In
terests and the public from imposition, We again
publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The First has the pane
AMERICAN WATCH CO., waltham,
Mas" engraved ON the inside plate
The Second has the name
APPLETON, TRACY co, waltham
Mass >" engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the name
"P. s. BARTLETT, waltham, Mass,," en-.
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are warrant
ed in every respect.
The Fourth has-the name
"WM ELLERY, Boston, Mass, engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial.
All the above described watches are made Of
various sizes, and are sold in gold or silver cases.
as may be required.
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately de-
scr the numerous limitations to which We have
al uded. They are usually inscribed with names
50 nearly approaching our own as to escape the
observation of the unaccustomed buyer. Some
are represented as made by the Union Watch
Co, of Boston, Mass. no such company ex.
isting. Some are named the "Soldier's Watch"
to be sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style,
usually known as the Soldiers Watch" Others
are named the "Appleton Watch Co J" others
the "P. S. Bartl y" instead of our "P. s. Bart
let;" besides many varieties named in such a
manner as to convey the idea that they are the
vetitable productions of the American Watch
Company. q.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers against buying certain articles called
watches, so freely advertised in illustrated pa
pers as "Army Watches" "Ofieers' Watches"
Magic Time Observers" "Arcana Watches"
Sc, the prices of which are stated to be from
seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, in
these times, cannot be afforded for any such
money.
little attention on the part of buyers will
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
maya d&w4w 1872 Broadway, N. Y.