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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

New APpoiSrMENr.-We learn tn 1t Lieutenant
Colonel Davis, former commander of this post has
been appointed by Gen. Fisk, "Agent of the
Freedmens Bureau" at this place. We hope that
the appointment of such an agent will have the
effect of relieving our town. of the many negroes
who are at present doing nothing, and depending
the Government for subsistence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

PUBLIC SrEAKISe.-,Senator B. n. Peart, who
was to have spoken on last Monday, postponed
speaking until next Monday. Let Mr.. Peart have
n large audience.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
GAINESVILLE
High S c h o oil

THE second session of this school will COM
mence the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
and continue 81 weeks. Location, same as be-
fore, in L. Bradleys grove, near the city.
TERMS.-$l6 and $40,
j. ]. NALL,
July 81, ls65.5wS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
Hardware,
Queensware,
Groceries,


Among which are the following articles,
A fine assortment of Hardware, EN-.
hracing every thing usually kept In that
line, among which is a fine lot of
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Carpenters
Tools, Plow Points, Axes, Smoothing
Irons, Harness, Trace Chains, and many
other articles too numerous to BIO con.
tanned in newspaper advertisement,
Also u fine lot of Glassware and Queens,
ware,
A large lot Of Buckets, Tubs, Cotton aud
Wool Cards, Grindstones, Nails, Cop
epras, Soda, Vinegar;
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Sugars;
Also, Brown Sugars of every grade and
the best quality;
Coffee, Rice, Tea of all kinds, etc., etc.
And everything else almost that person wants.
l have on hand and will constantly keep a good
supply of the different grades of FLOUR, which
will deliver, free of charge, to any part Of the city
R6s~ The public will please give me call, before
purchasing elsewhere and will convince them
that my goods are at LOWER PRICES than any
house in the city,
have secured the services Of w, J. Ely, as
salesman who will be pleased to his old friends
at any time. s
July IA, ls65-H
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
NOTICE /!

Whereas MY WIFE, Esther Harris, (cJloredl
having left my bed and board without sufficient
cause or provocation, | hereby notify all persons
than viii not be responsible for any debt or debts
she may contract in my name /; and further, dc
not consider that any man has right to harbor OF
hire her without my consent. She has left m'
without any good cause and should come back Il
me and attend TO her duties.
10. Dudley (oolored.)
July 81, ls65-5ES
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

RsS- The practice of dischargeing firearms in
the city is very dangerous; the ball may kill, and
the noise may make animals run away to the great
danger of those using them and others.
win our civil aud military authorities stop this
pracuce' We hope they will
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

Gay" We understand the Postmaster Mt this
place is aiming to affect arrangements for establish
ing money order office" in his department.
Put it through Guy it will be great convenience
TO the people.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

BeS- Going at cost T. Ewart at J. n. Neb-
let's old stand is going to commence selling off
his stock of dry goods at cost to-day. Remember
the place and don't fail to call in there
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
RING-wALDEN INSTITUTE

THE TwRNTY-FIRsT SESSION or THIS
L School commences on Monday, sept,
Fourth. Former prices viii be eharged-Slb
and s2l but no deduction for absence, except 10
illness 81 month or more. Music win be charged
$50, aud no extra for usc Of Piano.
July n n J., d, RING,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

s6S- We were mistaken, we are told, in the age
Of Judge WISDOM. He was born in Spottsylvania
county, Virginia, in 1924, and died in his 4lst
gear.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
Hamlet, schredt s. Co., House C.

- N~'' A'VNSS N
penters, shop on corner Of Franklin and End cross
Streets. Work done with neatness and dispatch
ut reasonable rates. Mr.. Schrodt Of this firm has
just returned from the wars and returns his thanks
TO his many friends for their fayors in the way of
work, and hopes that they will still extend to the
firm remsReratve patronage. The best make of
Shingles will be kept constantly for sale. ct
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

Eea. The attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of the N. Y. News in to-days'
issue.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
For Sale

A FINE BAROUCHE with doable and
n single harness. tongue aud shaits-al complete
for one OF two horses. Cheap, very Cheap, APP
ply TO SAM. JOHNSON
-. o
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

s5- D. B. THOMAS, Esq, candidate for Congress,
speaks here tomorrow.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

ABLlvAL.-We notice that Capt Brown, lnnner-
ly Of rhc'Q N psps,lmrn, here, has arrived in
our rliN,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

Business viii be conducted in the future under the
name and style of A. & II. SIMPSON. Aud
would solicit share of public patronage.
neA- All work entrusted 70 them will be care
fully and prompt eqtended to. This July /, 1868
July Eft SAN, SIMPSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
Original attachment on

George B. F"10p Original attachment on
Bank of America. ground Of non-resdence.
n this cause the papers having been returned be-
i fore me, a Justice Of the Peace for Montgomery
county, Tenn the said defendants alleged to be
non-residents Of Tennessee. (Which is the cause
alleged for suing out said attachment) are hereby
required to appear at my Office, In GAINESVILLE in
said county and State on the 18th day of August,
1895, and defend said attachment suit or the
cause win be proceed with ca pdrte. And, 1t Is
ordered by me, that publication hereof be made IN
the GAINESVILLE Chroliele, paper published in
CaFksyilie aforesaid, foe fopr consecutive weeks,
prior to said day, O. FAX0N,
Justice Peace.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, July IA, ls65.-4t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

Of 1893"
Adwell VIM jackson Jones
Allen Jack Jenkins George
Albright w B johnson Mary Ellen
Albright, Miss Addie johnson miss J A
Anderson, miss Z Q Jones miss Martha
Anderson miss Laura Jones mrs Patsey
Anderson w Jones S W
Aunt Polly (colr'd) Killebrew Buck
Bacon Fields (colr'd) Kissey miss Fannie
Barbee miss Minerva Layne mrs Mamie
Bardon mrs Nancy Lee miss Bette
Barker Major Lockhart II G
Barnes miss Isabella Loekert w Q
Barry Patrio Long H @
Bartin J L Long mrs Elizabeth
Batson Smith Ludlow mrs Mary
Bell WI Lyle Matthew
Berry WI Majors DIS
Bishop Thomas Martin Henry
Blair Patric McCuley; Sam B
Boston mrs NJ NJ Mcclellan miss Mary
Boyd miss Tillis Mcclellan Isaac
Bradley mrs Nancy (eoDMcMannus Thomas
Bradshaw Mary Mirush miss Lizzie
Briant miss Finely Mitchell miss Maggie
Brown r L Mockbee Joseph
Brown mrs Mary Moore mrs Marth l.
Billiard mrs Mary E hootney Moses
Burton J w Moss Henry
Cain Thomas Newburn Milton
Campbell mrs Odell IN
Coleman mrs O c Ogbin Thomas
Coleman Jas H Oldham miss Margaret
Collier miss Mary ONeal Peter
Conrad Jerry Osburn mrs NJ
Corlew miss Mollie Parks miss Bette
Cornell miss frankie Pains Thos
Cross miss Olivia (colrd) Parris mrs NJ
Curtis miss Mary Parker John
Curly Lee Patterson Thomas
Dean mrs Jane B Powers Robert NJ
Daniel miss Mack Pease Marcellus
Daniel John NJ Read Isaac
Oarden DR. 7 higgins mrs Thomas
Davis NJ Ribbone miss Lucy
Dix Rogers miss Anna
Drake A A Rose w B
Dunn 1t Harry Register Mary
Edmnnds mrs Rulliford mrs Jane
Edwards miss Eliza Ryan John G
Faximle o Ryan Joseph W
Fetherley Manning Saterfe,d mrs s.
Fields mrs Tennie Scott Thomas
Fleming John Scott WIN
Flemmens Sarah Suttleworth A
Frazier mrs Flora Smms mrs Ann
Fuller Capt B 20 Small miss Emma
Gar mrs Richarh Smith mrs Martha A
Garner Smith Rachel
Garrard L Smith miss Louisa
Gill miss N Smith VIM
Gipson mrs r Smith DR. Alexander r
Graham miss Spencer George II
Gilphin G W Steal VIM
Gray Rev II w Steal RI
Greer miss Mary Stublefeld Louis
Grigsby miss Ella Sullivan mrs Susan
Grigsby VIM Taton mrs Martha
Hackney B B Thomson John G
Hanson Chas Tyler CM
Harris & Co VIM Watkins G
Harrison mrs 81 Waford mrs Martha
Harrison Benz (colrd) Walker VIM
Hays miss Martha West d H
miss MI West WB
Henderson VIM Wickham mrs f
Henderson miss Matte Williams DIV
Heron miss Wills H
House L Wilson WI
Hewitt Edward VIM PS
Hill DBF Wood s G.
Hirsch PB Wood mrs Mary II
Hoad mrs Rosie Woodson miss Alice
Holcomb S X Yates l.
Horton mrs Mary E Younglove Mr.
B w Young Col WE
Iser N
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Jan Heller, Cumberland City, 2; CIV Ball
Miss Eliza Pritchett Henrietta; Pa
card, Oak Wood; Wiley Stewart Fredonia;
Slaughan, New York; Jos Carmock, New York
Rolf Eldridge, Palmyra; Mrs Eaton Haynes, Pal
myra; VIM II Riley, Palmyra; J Gains, Port Poyal
L White, Port Royal; J Weeked, Tobacco Pogt
J Drake Woodford. Steamboat Mail-D
Finch, News Boy; Andrew Hubbard, Ami
Jacobs; John d Kerr Warner; w H Palmer
Clara Poe L II Sullivan, J Kellogg.
July 2s-lt GUY w, WINES P. N.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28

reA- BLANKS, Of every description, will b'
kept n this Office, tor sale. a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-28
Special Notice!

THE undersigned would inform their Friends
l. and the public generally, that tho
Jewelry and Watch Repairing
The sun., 1865-09-08
brOO III N.

DhArH PROM ALLEGED CRUEL TRfAr-
NNr'-A' half pat II o'clock on Wednesday night,.
man named George II. Parker, residing al 20T south
Third street, T., D. died, as alleged, from msltr.A.
ment' The widow Of deceased, yesterday n.is IA,
iollo.ins statement 70 CoOper Barrett:
ny husband was steward on hoard the hin
ocean Queen on tns lei Of August he sailsi In ~
iot Asplhwal; on the 25th lie returned hons and
seemed very unvel lie told me that one Of Iha an ~
nss OF the steamer had hacked him down tor .ome
VII SauS, .ha an me iAl he nesrly fractured one
ior the purpose Of collecting some money due Iim .
no came home thAt night sun ring severely and ssid
other part 90 on the steamer snce that tims ha
ually sank, frequently youltting volentlv h. In.S
mos permit Peyplclsn W ~ SEM Tor, but obtsinsJ
The sun., 1865-09-08

eoNs davr since two men, named respect voly
James T. Hickman and j. II. Dskus, who,
housh school-iellows IN their youth, entertained
great animosity towards zach other IN lister life,
lad rencoutrc near Memphis, Tenn, which 10
likelv W terminate fatally Tor or boln Of them.
heoting accidentally they noulged in mutual
iaunis, aud becoming excited, simultaneously
drew pistos and frsl, 10th stots taking sffec.
DaEus was hit on The coAr-ton Of bis lett shoul-
dtr. H-cElnan IN the check.
sosH months .nce, Dr. Blitson, Of Paris bav-
Ing IN treating pan ent, hal tho virus OF hydro
phohiA Communicated N hie blood ~ mo.us of .
wound In his fore -fuyer took vapor bath, with
the intention Of suffNcsting him self ewing III al
. cure was impossible but whom the heat ~ the
vApor reached 81 degrees centrgsde be felt entire
relief from tho symptoms OF madness. They did
nt return, and his cure was permanent. He hiss
since treated many cases Of hydrophobia In this
way, with complete success.
In Eastern, New England, the drought has been
moro severe this year than during any season since
1851 Alter the drought Of 1854, . series OF unu-
sus0y RAINY seasons followed, and Il is argued that,
In accordance with nature to acrn atons,
period 81 very dry seasons may now 10 looked
for. A'ropog II the present drought, . man In
Chil n. j., .gopourds the novel theory that II 10
70 DO antihHd 20 the mU'lern prevalence Of ti1ht-
nWT.tods Aict, he ssys, prematnrely draw of
toe electricity which Providence desi,ned 10 gsther
and cuirn.nsts IN storms.
Miss HANNAH r. Gould, the oldest female poe, IN
the country died Al Newburypori, Mass, on Iuos
day. sho was horn towards tho close Of tho las,
century, In Lancaster, Mass. The family re- owed
10 newburyfort la $500. Her mother died youuy,
aud abe became the constant companion OF her
father, who fought ~ LsIington and Bunker Hill,
and served through the Revolutionary wsr-a fact
which suggested many Of the subjects Of his d,uRh-
ters Ver%s. Miss Gould prblished three w rmes
OF he- own pieces one In 1889, another In lssG ard
the third IN 1911. In 1919 shc gave to the public
6alnerei Lo'ysS q collection partly orisinal and
parIli selected. Tie Dioama appeared In 1880 tic
for Children IN 1854. PORTIONS Of these l.itsr
works sre in prose.
The sun., 1865-09-08

CLEARED.
srEANSHIPs-Colun Havana Ariadne "a.
vsnnahi Gianhda Charleston; Cha,e. Savannah; No
neka' Chaiiestous Artisan, Baltimore.
sHIPs-Lursherg, tfrus.l Baltimore; PrinE Al.
tert, Hamburg; Water Witch, Bermuda.
BAkRs-Neys, LivsTpcoE c 4 Rosenberg Jack.
Gonyille Trinidad Bremen; Indian Bslle, Little Rras
dOr, Ocean Stoad, Philadelphia; Rachel do
BRlGs-Cccella, Parsn'h Roads; Mirsnths, Cow
THE, Hol.l Amstetdsm; Maple Valley, Gov BIS, tB.
Starlight, Halifax. Ms '
SCHOOhkRs-Harriet,s st AndrewA NR Lima
- Thomas; LADY. Delirht. Mobile; Tho. French
kichfnond; Geo Thomas, Baltimore; A Haston, Bos-
toh' hulllon, tliIabeihpo-t; Ossimo, PhiadophiA
VIM flnt nhiladephis; Horton. ~ John, n II; MIr-
on RoSers baltimore; Virginia Bpton.
sLooP P-Bscks.ons, for Providence, RI
ARRIVED.
STEAMs sHIPs-we.'ern Metropolis New OrIe,nr
lazoo, Richmond and Norfolk. Neptune n Orleans
Manhattan, Vera CruU PAtepsco, Mobile; H4ttsras
Norfoh' 'ic'oH New Orleans; Goffrard, tWarl Hayti
sHIfs-Corneiius Griunell. London; yillsfrnnc,.
lnndon' Ferdinand Christophus and from Bremen
bARhs-G W Roosevelt Guantanamo; Fort do
france, lFLonchl Martinique. Luiso WichArds,
li'rsssnl Bordeaux.
BRlGs Bounding Bilow, Old Harbor, Jam; ID II
farhcr, Cow Bay. Union, Windsor, Ms.
sCHooNFRs-Orieu South River, n c; e,rsh.
Nirginis Boundary Aachas: Albert D,1'er Santa
Martha; alta Damon, Bansor; Fred Warren Proyi.
aence Gen knoy, Cow BAY; q Hubbard. baltimore;
henhtor, Providence; Susan TAYLOR, Folly Landing
ior Eliznbe.hport Mary, Providence; q Haydon
EhEsbethport for Hartford; jos Rogers Hartford
BELOW-Bark Release, Beaufort BRIG. Por,s.
monih' Cienfusso- Frisds, and c N Tinker.
The sun., 1865-09-08
medicines at Q drus store IN Mrrts svenus hs died
hhalf past IL o'elock. bst nlshtu

medic'nes o. drug store IN Mrrtie avenue he died
"nali past ii oesock. bst night"
Tho Coroner thsreupon directed DR.. Creamer "a
ooocucta Q post tnoriem examination. which he did
Yesterday afternoon, the verdict Of which will be
issd before the inquest on Monday evening nert
BITTEN ny FERocIoUs Doo.-LAst even
Ing little gir named Chrislove, yosr, old who's
parents reside at ~ Tenth street, Y. D., sttscto
by ferocious bull-,errier, and had three finger
nearly bitten of. The dog belonged at $40 South 4ih
street and va shot by It's owner.
The 10TH WARD.-Supervisor Frederick
scholes, Of the 18th Ward, Brooklyn furnishes the
follow ine information In regard to the number Of
hou,es In that wsrd 1sb5 COZ hou'es 1900 7to
These figures are taken from the mont rolls
in the Collectors offce. The returns oi me emu
oIator of te last census ,how that there were GI2
shovtne somewhat Of difference.
INDECENT Yesterday a boy named
Frank Cellar va, taken before Judge Daily, charged
with committing indecent assault upon the person
Of his little niece, IN Meeker Avenue. tho last Fat
urlsy in July Inst. The mother OF the child testified
that she caught the loy IN tie act The little srl 10
only ~ year, old. the Toy i6 The examination
adjourned 10 Wodns-day NEXT the prisoner giving
bonds in S2,Oo0 for his appearance at that time.
TBE Rooms or tue YoUSG MES's CHRIS
Tr,s t,sooI,rtoS. The rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian A-socistion II Brooklyn located on the
corner Of Fulton sveuuo and Gslli'in Pl-ce, Nsrc
opened lesl tysninf. An immenso sudience wss
ue,ant. Mr.. VIM. Edssii, the President. occupied
The chair, and add ieges we're maze by Rev. ~ ".
ro'chcf, Rev. IboO. l.. Cuyler, and other.. ihese
ss ai,o vocal and Instrumental mulc.-the psuo
hcinE iurn.shed by Messs SaRyer q Ihofrrson Z ~
tooiis are oegantlv fitted up, Gnd capable aeon
odstns not ouly the ASSOCIATION, lpt otEefa who de-
sire to attend their meetings.
BoGrs MONEY! woman named Jane
1unneison yesforday srrested In Nandsrn street
New orb Oh change Of passing a t1 hill altered to
81 On Nj Patrick Mccormack, nj SCT First street,
ooklyn, T. ~. In june Last IN payment for a mockins
hird rhe viii have an examination before Judge
Daily, this morning.
The sun., 1865-09-08
SHIPPING.

E0R LIVERP0OL-BLACK BALL LINE
OF Pacsets--Ihe irst class Packet COLU'mPIA A
rsils to-day. IoI passage apnly bosgd OF 20
BROS. COtfEf, ia and il5 South st, ioot Of
boeNhsh street oyy
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL,
l. and London-By The O'i Black Star Line sor
Liverpool, the 81 LTlNArOB sails oa August I,.h
Tor l-ndon-E. ", eIEISON, sails on Aug 2J.L
for passage splly TO W iLIl..hS GGUiON, ~ iuitoa
81. so
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
Opoo- oo-PESNslLVANiA,s sept. 0. Cabin passage,
9ggi steernge SSOi payable in currency. Apply 10
WILLIAMS Gul0N, 20 Broadway. SvI
STEAM TO LlYERPOOL.-THE MAG
~ nihcent Br. Iron Steamship
PROP0STIS,
abO0 Tons-CaptAin hlsginson.
VIII sail from Pier 45 L. H.,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
Rates Of passage, PAYABLE in currency
CABIN ~ bteeihse. $50,
Including proyisonl.
For passass apply To "
TAP5COTT BROS. l. Co,
30 6ouIh st.
Return Oagsihca!es srsnted ss the OVssI rates. sSs
The sun., 1865-09-08

thUN fOt tNDERS-SFALED PROPO-
mni paTs! until II O'clock L. N. Of ssiurdsS srs.
,s Iolh 800, ior the supply OF a Cas1 lion Ma
9ns sit9 bsyeed spgo! ends and 50 al Iron Wste,
ripeN iee internal diameter each about ieet lon.
WIN ntNs'ed spsot ends in all about 2lO tons III
ouRi y security required viii he i've thousans ao.
Casi Iron sIpsr must b endorsed. Proposals. for
o the bidder and the date Of is Offering BlapI rms
At hi ono. M nee TTSSee,sy information can be obtained
Al The edh 4 deemed ior the intsyas, n' ns reecs
IhWWAAs " as tsJEEPPhENs tEPtEN ROBERT L. pARRAEH.
CT0tOa AaDedgc, Bsxd. sepS s lsS. Board oaas
The sun., 1865-09-08
Tee Late for Classification.
ID RATH =.

DooLEY-on Sept. 7th, Fanny Dooley, wife of
David Dooey, aged is years.
Her .ons, and the friends Of The family, are re-
spectiully invited 70 attend the funeral on Suns.v
Sept 10 At O'clock from tLeir Iesitsnce ll9 First
ave. Cork papers please copy. $50
WELsH-On Sent. 9Th, Richard, son Of Richard
7 and Mary Welsh, AGED years months and 4
dAyr N
Tho friend and relstiver Of tho family ara IN.
yitod To attend the funeral, on Saturday sre,
parents So Brooms II. gss ~
The sun., 1865-09-08

Is & possible, then, th.t tho sol. communion q,
Ronald Herbert is his IDIOT son--onc, whose sri,.
tehee he would fain hide from the whole yyori',
t nnI ye' una. poor, harmless, msmmerins boy Is
him AL atom OF affection.
rSor lad he loved bis dog too dearly; but I
% .hInk lovlhs brute Inakes US more brutal. sen,
'ne dog away and the boy wept Tor days.
The sun., 1865-09-08
MEDICINES.

A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR DRUNKEN
1AneS-Dr. ZELL's Famous Temperance poy der,
iivtn unknown ~ the drinksr In every beye r,r,
!nese powders never make the patient sick a. others
do. Wnrnhtod. Price t1. Only authorized .genc,e.
% DIVISION a., PA L!ghth av, snd 2sl Vug,on :,
New YORK; Milne 2i1 Fulton .t aud Ha,e. fTs
Fulton 81 Brooklyn; "a South second o., William.
lnish " aonromery st, Jersey City, and MerceI's
h<i prVsn s| Ne"tEi. AS
4 CANCERs-CANCERS- CANCERS - CAN
~ Gers can nov te radically eyterninsteI and A
sure cure efec'ed without the of the kule hi,
ieope vss obtained at great capense from an Old
indian chiet For further particulars inquire At III
Hudson st, ith door below King st. aSf ~
CORNS, BUSIONS AND WARTS PFRMA.
~ neatly cured b. using GTaudmothof'. Corn
nlnerIs Hr'ote1 to cause no pain or injury 10 the
ioei. PTce 90 cents rer bott. For sale nv all ding
ttM. Local ald travelling AlvutB wanted, Addre.,
"OkDOH II. PIKE, Box l22, station l.. $50
DR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST. CIIRES
- dIieatos VI the heart lungt, liver, kdaev. nj
chheu htCats, FCfu!u'i, cd ulccr,, tuinasa III
ehIonic, eonstititlynal gnd nervous disssses cnr.J
eruHuons and all sAla dlsesfes. Hours / TO 6toe
m, .1S
DR. SHERWOOD'S TRUSS, 545 BROAD
way y the cheapest, best and only radical oure
liuss an tie wo Id, because Il can be used "a Led or
et business without pain. Send for circular 217
The sun., 1865-09-08

A. inc house feels very lonely and the Laughter,
.ne senseleis laughter sometimes hear from th.
s,rbit "a hsl grows srapgsly offensive. will
give them brest, an miserable,
The sun., 1865-09-08

r R. R.-SEvEN GREAT BLESS.
sroUnER EP 5SI 52 1BF R5rFEk 4TMSE ~ RACE
rHr prAc,, READY RELIEF.
i'iSiIS B4sfsfGa7,A HN25FgA'
CHoLERA MoRBus
YELLOW FEVER,
CURED AND PREVENTED FEVER AND AGUE
RHEUMATISM nf RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
NEURALGIA,
DlrfHEEyAAii ,rvv,
SORE THROAT, pIFrIcULT' 'RR RBRREAhffhmffsa, EAhffhffs
BY RAbwAJ,sh bEwHIiEShp hrtnA y ! RET FEy, sMlStTEs
Pain instantly removed all acute, inf.mm.,or,
minsted. The weak, ieebio and nsryou. restarsd ~
sieneth ytgoI aud sound health by the use OF n n
WAYS READY RELIEF. One bottle viii do more
more clear and healthy than ten dollars spent tor ali
other medi:ines or biter in use. ~"
ternslly will instantly free the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible pains and restore the weak
ieepie anu pfo.tr.ted frame TO strength and vigor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loosensw, disrrhna, cholera morbus or painful di.
en%ses ;i from the bowes are ..Opped In fifteen or
No congestion or Inflammation no weakness or ias.,.
Ad' wi" follow AefFs tef q,s q aSb ,ho B E, Relief
For headache, whether slck or nervous. rbsu,n.-
tam, lumbaso pains and weakness IL Tie back s,ne
ho sinp paps psns around IN ,Ss e Liver pen. swen
pains Of all kinds kadways Ready Relief viii AFFORD
amedste ease and ~ continued use ior few days
Sold BY druggists and At No. 81 Maiden lane. 4cs
SlIN CHoLERlNE REMEDY. THIS WELL
N'pnown medicine FOR the cure Of DiarrhoeA nyaen.
tery, Cramps Cole and all looseuess OF the bor,is
second stIesA Wliiamsbursh. Plico IS cent Der
bottle. 90