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The Republican Banner.

fH'HE undersigned having pu.crrss{ rrvg r
Il hang Co., ih-ir entire interest iu a.. at... I
tnnu"g lneleuaf, und good VII of The Na.ft..I-
Daily md eekiy ReDatfll Br--s-. .ta oeIr. =.
tol WI - fesuolt 4 ca tte 1l cd -erteur .rursr
Icfaty Of Sata-Inf1r san-s A. ff.a ~. =. ...
pets--uuiy SO i'tr aunun weekly s. rs- a..
mum
suos 'fpllou iista are now open at ihs DItV H....
stores and m the iHpdf-i Office uu r.a1a-. a
street We solicit stara of puiIi. rs.r..-..,- s 4
Appeai to ne Old iieuis and pstrons af .r, .-.--
70 kife lt their eucqurig erurut asd fllrrHrf
angio-lm ALBkkI KUEt ErtE JE.
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THE CoNFEssIoEs AND ExPERfEECE OF AZ fN-
yALID.--Published for the benefit, and as a
caution 10 young Inen and others who suffer
from Nerv0us Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &c, Supplying at the same time
The means Of seli-curs. By ono who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quaekery. By enclosing postpaid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the uuth0r.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
nnr1--lrn
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.

FaHh siocEhoi4ers q the south Hasnule street.
Il haai11sd conpany aFa nsreby hoshed - meet
~ Ne etee n Ha'soa Mzrffee. No. = CfeIry
Etfeet. % THURSDAY. aapteuisT q, ai iq c'eQlk,
an, i1r he rurpcEe of sacfiaE hoafd - lIffc-
tted q one vote fIr each Hhars Iaid ar hJ crsr
ssps-s9 IEROE sRNBrRoSs. ssesy.
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Proposals for hay.

oFFlCE CHlEF QUAErrUMtrITtl
ihsfsItr uF HuiHF fsv.r.Hrf. .
~ arHffsaotl. ffss. Aure.tI.. ra.H
SkALhb Pk tNaAIi vllI o. r..sgaf. s. .a--
~ once until Fudsy. tha r5th OF asrr. rIfr. i. a
3 eioe-, p m, ior The deiveIy 'ln la.." ~ rtr
loAoans named ptsceH, ia.
MuRFREE{HORO. JaHNsosVuIf
FhANhLlN' kINsSgOg HsIls44.
GALLATiN, PULASKI
VLAhh7NlLLE, CuiuhuI1.
TrLlAHoM3,
within Thirty 3q dags SEER Pete ,r -ontrs-t. OF q.
a. the ton
No hd- received ior les smgaut fhla T4r...e
I'VE 20 toes. BIDS O. sista the fuout Or Hs. ..
cred ana A. What rlace b h. ertar.tI 'Trr...
sas ior taI.' ard aid -easgl i1 .H.. ..E.a I...s.
Who. D. is nay De a. pie,i u l 1.tsHrs-,rt ..s
s'od Htd suihr'ent bonIs i1r tEe Iga ..as ID ....
cuuifaets.
+. r. WHITMAN. Cspt anIA 81. DO.
th~i Qnsficruisster lr.irc. ai EI.l Ina.
sng1-dEEtt
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The FFapkiin hefieRsii bstaraay says
Arene6autsr took placs on TUESDAY last,
nb.sh seven miles east Of this plaza, bets sen
pobert Wilson and man named Pomaroy,
IN whieh ths iattsr was shot b. abe former,
he ban pssEng through bis body, and. 4
i thought, the wound viii prove fatal. The
cause oi he dIficuliy we are unable to state.
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An Elegant Suburban aesi-
dence,
For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mir.

Htk lEFA RImESr
once o. liiert3r a9i tirl ". Manager N ElR US 7
Nash uston. d. { .Ju yri. .is5 3
DhtloitAils VA sla recrIvsf sf si-.. .i...-- - 4
y eelqrss holu, an WaInrs.frv 1000.
80 - = parrhals lae q. - Wi ~ ~.
re 80 ~. Hi tliai liifnfofa, Isuu. aif1 fH- rT.
- 2 - ~ = e.i.l.al &, AEtlres auI lfsrl esa-
s,-..ls - stiins M slth us Sashl..r Ell
q ~ ts-a 80 ana niselIuerF constnartei o. rf--l.i
proved halaeter
~ i1l DEER pton sni dctlas 81 cprrar a. cas
- - aFpiy IN person 81 ~ isfier. 40 ". 81
fefirft 1pper ri4 nIisut. q sftangcsa kaan
All tl1s should D. endorsed s'fruuc-H'e I'D rur-
chase Chaitsnoogz EciiinE Miu"
10 9. MrraLLUf.
Brew. hrig. Sea, nrestor ald Gana1i t.sss-sr
Ailtsfy kzlraada &, 8 anFio-tf
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR CoUECILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK.
f-ao 1fF
We are suthouzsd 70 announce a. a candidate
Counciimanin the Fiah Ward
p. J. KAUFMAN.

Officers Accounts made out and eashsd.
Qusrtermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY Il. TomPkins, late
Major I4th regiment Illinois cavLry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed and purchased at
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 50 North Cherry street
600 ee BUTLER a GEEEgwOHb
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The Franklin (TennA Review cslis for e
meeting Of tbe citizens Of " willisra-ou oorsty,
sn u.as,r. 70 givetheir adhesion % The policy
of President johnson. Itsays
We are in favor % piedging him our un-
I'd support a. shad0wed forth IN his
present policy. Such q meeting viii give
i1ne to the public mind. II VII Strengthen
c5yiI law lt viii crnsh ont ne spirit Of
IsvrIessuess in the land. Il viii give sssur-
aus A. evrr5 one that the var = over, and
,lst % - dettfmined to have peace end
ouist I'M our borders. Let us have s0me
susr-s,ians from eur friends upon this Ssh
iecG Let us act in concert. Let the meet
9g p fun i'se ane irHk * p PFS.'2 Is i, =
........ ....lls t-H
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NOtpe to claimants.
Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron
Etc. lie.

MILITARY DIVISION OFTHE TFN,re re4FFD
.IiAoi Viafiei ilisiar's Ohce, p 4 u E e r
eashsiiie, enn-. Aug lH. IsTr
WILL b. sold a. Putiie Auff-u Oh. tl.. t..s...
- p der NE Following pnpsr5y. u1 segs4at aJ
On Fhi DAY. septemher l5u, atJ .g.H e -rrT-
Freight Cara Q feet gauee
On hDNDAt, soDtrmber lfu n fha W..a-4H
Gar Company factoFy, riross Men. Frlrs.-n
Nsg Boa Ffeighl Carr, 8 ioe. F.aea
A s0, ou SAME Dtf, e tfa fat-rf r.- Con-.
pany fa-tery, iaiTiy HiElt Assg FI1s Cars. sra
ieat guage.
On WEI NE1DAf. September '0t6. rtffrer-H q
barkers Car WORKS Michigan Cfs. la.i l...,t-.
hvs New Box Freight Cars 3 faet f.ey.
'-fa 70 .nia.i-aie a4 ~ am. Ieff1a gl#H Ir
'lteiiint1 1i i4li'' " ,. CHlLaF.
eufN-ia tlFL a1I a O y III b amy
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COLGATE & Co. beg 70 inform their eusto-
msrs that they sill continue the manufsc-
ture Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendlss.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap-
plication. CoLGArE 4 Co,
Nos. 53 4 55 John st., New York.
.iuly26-3m#
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bon. Richard cgsisnT. Governor STATE Of IHinsi..
hon. Iarid l. JsVis, Judge sgprsms courf, 10. e.
Hos. Wn- Q. hfosaios, Governor q Tsuaassss.
BOZ tssa. Jas-P P. br0snlOs. Adj Gen s1sis q Tea
.nfssae-
Hon ~ M. bneu, Nashville.
Hoo. Wni. Nafhsulel Baxter, NsshyHls.
Hon %. Q. Guild hashvao.
hon- 'ohn Hugh Smith. Nashville.
P " AsEsy ssq, Nashville
hsaars. daFnss a 5irzrioa. Nashville.
hsasrs- EFAns Z Co., EaahYiIis.
hmroi Porter, Columbia. Tsnn.
Junalsta
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Manly CosDUoT.--A person named lssaa
McDunUer was before the Post Provost
Marshal on Tuesaay The following ere
the circumstances Leading 70 his arzesi;
On Sunday afternoons party q laaies and
gentlemen we're riding out 90 the sanitary
VINEYARD. When wltlnn mlie Of their
destination, heavy sh0sei OF rain com
msnced fail ng The psTty dismounted aud
the ladies tooE shelter under shed by the
road. McDunueT came out Of the house
and ordered the ladies out Of the shed, say
ipg he % ,rouldn' g allow sny damntd Yankee
women On his property The party leit the
shed snd rode on untd they reached a more
friendly host MeDunner was arrelted for
insuitifz the ladies, and placed n durance
vile ub6l farther orders -CAafiaHooga Ca
-sffr IA
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Wanted.

0h0 RUsHEIs Whesf-choiee Tor Eh.ch
y tNNI fAs hshsst rasrkei puce VI - pad
n. A. PAkRisH 4 Co,
tpg5.oa-s. nsrkst Ena Oolsgs, south q Broad
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WALL PAPER, etc.

,rpprrr 4 BUJ-Dealers IN Wall Paper
nj Winto,r ghades Winuow Glass ard fhu'o-
sT1Thir Material corner Of Church and Market
streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


/ We are sufhorzed 10 anaounce JOHN HUGd
/ SMITH ~ candidate for the office Of Mayor o.
NAshulls, % the coming eisciion n-l<si saturday n
September next
| We are authorized % snnounee Can't. WILLIAM
DRIVER A. candidate for the oitice Of Mayor Of
Nashville, at the coming elecuon--last saturday n
/ September next. JyS ihe'
We are authorised 70 anrouuce ABRAM ny SRs
a. candidate ior Mayor 81 the ensuing election.
iyso-tde
Toe trends Of D. d. DICREY, request us 70
| announce HIM 81 clndidsts ior Mayor, a. the
election on the last SATURDAY. 10 September
Iyas
We are authorised to announce ". MATT
BROWN. as candidate for Mayor, At the ensuing
5auu'''PA l''elOh- ~.
We are au' ho-ized 70 announce VIZ 8. CHEAT
HAN ss a candidate. .ior Mayor AZ The spprosehing
| elsstlon- sngl-tds
We are authorized tosnnounce Dr. P. s WOOD
WARD as 2 sndidate 70 Mayer, his aoeep,saee
20 cali having been published augl-tde
We are authorized 70 announce Capt. JOHN 5
DA-HTELb aaa candidate nor Mayor AZ The ensu-
For Aldermen.
We are authorised to announce DR- r RUssEIL
] a
! Election last saturday IN September- auI5-id
We are authorized 70 announce GRORGE 8.
KINNEY as = candidate Tor Alderman, IA TIE
Se ond Ward. y s-d
Weara sutiorsed to.snnouncs JAMES SLOAN
! ss a candidate ior Alderman IN the ihird Werd. a
| the uext election U-b-id~
We ara authorised 70 snnouBce ROBERT
THOMSON a. a candidate iof Alderman 10 The
Fr-t Ward. Eleclion last saiurtsg in september.
Aug sih-tde- ...
WEare authorized to announce, for the
Fifth Ward:
FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUECILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK.
jy2s.dtd.
We srs suth0rzed % announce a. candidate for
Couucilmanin in the Fiah Ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.
Wtare authorized TO announce pR. Z. A. BAR
BERT rs q candidate for councilman: in the 6tb
Ward.
| We are au.noi-ed 90 announce ]. +. RUST - =
| candi daAe iot Soun-iusn nom the Seventh Ward.
/ snf.L.tls
| We are authorized n announce z. r. GOOD
I LET a. n candidate lor Coolcilmaa 20 repge eni
/ The sth Ward IN the Municpa election.
/ We are auihonzsd to announe CIA2LEs ROB.
4 EkfSuN o. q candidate for Councilman f.0un fhs
/ Frs! Ward. Eiesu0u last Sssusiay IN september
/ Wo are author ed % snnOunceJAs NJ BRIES
/ E=q-, ~ acsndidste f0r Couucuan from the third
/ ward. F. ctJon last Saturday m SslteInber.
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g...s..e.ggl ......s...l.. EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens hear my ir0 q r,Trk, %, P. BARSss,
zErRA Low, Ky" for winch have secured the
c5Ty.f1Qn, and are warranted equal IN hueneas Of
material and workmanship 90 the best Eastern nRu-
ufacture, and are believed 90 he superior 70 all
others In durability and other substantial qualities
which combine % make q really FeryceRble pen
Sent b. mail or eNpruss on receipt Of price and
tsirn caar9es (f by mail 81 no rsk when ~ cents
h. added for reuslyl Write your nsne aud ad
dress plainly.
Postage on single pen D,roe ocHfS pen with any
case OF holder and box, ar cents. Old pens re
paired Tor hits cents ldld si0gp) each. Circulars
cent FhEE. Address
O. p. RARNEB.
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
KsB Main. .strenf Gov girth rufuVflie Ev
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CITY DIRECTORY.
z5Ia.Trance Companies.

---.TEv = SMITH, Nos. SC ard 80 Union street
Al. an, stslrsl represent the f3sirg Con- panic,
~ w 'fIsrffsra. Security Mamma tan, heropoh
-f-.ia st,lr ~ and Kuiererbocker Life Of New fork
- AceIdt nt Of Columbus, Jhio.
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Wanfad.

A Room nna Boariing ioF "a oslirer al his rf1s
"a in q unFsta aruily IN couFanitnf pan 81 IA =
CIV. asfsrssca 4 ven and required. Addrsss u :
y b., Logk bcEi NC, fi, ?. Q. rpio-sfs
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coal AND WOOD.
NEWS DEALERS, Sc.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TTNNERs, &c.

rrTIsON. J. " CO.-Manu.hcturers and
w wholesale and Retail lealers 10 lin, copper
and sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO u
College street.
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@. B. NICHOLS s. Co.,
AuotIOnssrs ard General Commission
Merchants,
a BROAD street. Nashrills. TszBsssss.

FURNITURE, Wfad6v Glkss, Looking Glasses
Il shftfasses. kc. at " holesale and ketia 81 pri-
Nase eA4e. Regular ale days,
Mondays, mursdays shd saturdays,
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a@ashrillR Aniull.
VIZ GlMERON 8 CO., PubIishers.
Pnhile MeefIng.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, l965:
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

1-,.vPBEI4. McFWEN GRoEsBEcK, AttoT-
[ . peys at Law sod tlsim Agents, practee N ~ ~
~ q iurts. Collections promptly a'itnael u
- clairr,s AGAINST the United Ststes snd vouchers
collected Office 20 North Cherry street, up stalfs.
~Tra .-.ttorpsy and Coun ellor at LqW,
R16iee ssil Cherry s.: 7. o. Box 74s
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3. roaFkhs, q. w. PoRfER, $50 v. how'll,
Llfs M1i. i4,h Cf Eiggioid, Lzss Li-a 4U
hsg. m. ON. Tesa- . - Reg. fHs C1r.
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.,X,sFRS AND HHOKERs.

NFARR, THOS S.--brokeT, corner luion 'ind
MI College street., buys and sells colo. U, cur
reu. Money, Government SECURITIES ana NO''-'o4' D
Ccllecuons attended 10 promptly
Also buys ami teils on c fnnissIon.
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FFO11ft 81 . = ''' D''1''' n Ff'l1plz
nsss.
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SUNDAY a@aiuas.
DAILY DISCIPLINE.

How apt are We TO grow pctulant
under the little trials OF our daily
life! We forget what glorious
means of spiritual strength they
might become to us, il we would
brt handle them aright, For how
strong We feel, how bouyant in a
sense Of God given power, when
we have bceu able to undergo these
petty vexatious with an uuruillod
spirit and cheerful, unwrinkled
brow! And each time that We pass
through the furnace triumphanhy
in this way, without "smell Of The
FIRE upon our garmonts, how much
less power those trials atterward
have to harass or trouble us! Foi
every time that, in Gods strength
we encounter without being over
come by them, we feel ourselves ris
ing to an extent above the charmed
circle in which they may work eyi
to us. Sometimes l think, instoaC
Of murmering against the many
little circumstances that fall una
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voidabiy to each ones lot, we
should be really thankful that God
places them in the way both as
means to strengthen Us and as tests
OF our strength. for VIC arc all
apt TO deceive ourselves in regard
TO our spiritual condition, when
we have no particular trials to
struggle. with and to overcome. -
And VIC arc very apt TO fall back
.unconciously upon our own puny
resources, forgetting that God is
our only tower Of defense" when
wo have no herco evil of outer cir
cuinstancos or of tho inner life to
battle with. 1t is in trouble that
we learn 10 lean upon God; and
what a pillcr of strength docs he
become 20 us in our weakness! Our
hearts seem to grow larger with q
new found power and joy when
we come under the close, immedi.
ate influence Of his glorious but
Iathcrly presence. And surely IL
such \ one be for us, and IL We live
md work i'm his abundant strenth,
md net our own, who can be
lgainst us, and what can harm aud
hinder us in the narrow ways
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A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

1t was night, Jerusalem slept rs
quietly amid her hills as II babe up
OF the breast of its mother The
noisclcss seminal stood like sta.
tutc ut his post, and the philcso-
piers lamp burned dimly in the
recess of his chamber But NOR.
nj darkness involved the nations in
its enlightened shadows. Reason
shed faint glimmcring over the
minds of men, like the cold and
insufficient shining of distant
star. Tho mortality ofman's spir-
itual nature was unknown, his re.
lation unto heaven undiscovered,
and his future destiny obsured in
u cloud of mystery. 1t was at this
period that two forms of ethcrial
mould hovcrcd about 'hc land of
Gods chosen people. They seem.
cd like sister angels sent to earth
on some embassy Of love. The one
of majestic statue, and wcll.iormed
limb, which her snowy drapcry
, hardly donccalcd, in her erect bear.
/ ing and steady eye, exhibited the
highest degree of strength and con
lidencc. Her right arm was ex
o tended in an expressive gesture NJ
G ward where night appeared TO hay,
NJ placed her darkest pavilion; while
u on her lett rcclincd her dclicat
y companion, in form and countC
a nLncc the contrast of tho othc,
IN was dropping like II flower moistci
IS cd with refreshing dews, and h,
y bright but troubled eyes scannc
them with ardent but varyin
,s glanccs- Suddenly Il light like tlI
n sun flashed out from the heaven.
and Faith and Hopo hailed wit
j, cNhulting songs the ascending sta
u OF Bethlehem. Years rolled away
a and the stranger was seon in Jeru
G saleu. He was u meek, uuassum
Is ing man, whose happiness secmc'
q to consist in acts of bcnovolonce t,
/, the human raco. There were dec
| traces of sorrow on his couutc
c nance, though no one knew why h
J, grei ved, for ho lived in the praC
! tice OF every virtue, and was lovo
. by all the good aud wiso. By.an
!, by it was rumored that tho straI
D ger worked miracles, that the bin
/ saw, that the dumb spakc. that tn
- dead lcapcd, tho ocean moderate
:, its chatting tide, the very thunder
q articulated. He is the Son of God
II Envy assailed him to death. -
a Slowly and thickly guarded he as
y ccndcd tho hill OF Calvary.
i heavy cross bent him to the oartl
"a But Faith lcaud on his arm, an
40 Hope, dipping her pinions in Ii
blood, mounted to the skies.
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastorof Elap,istCh
Germantown, Fem.
Dr. e. VI. Aokson--Deat Sir.-PeTsona nj e eNneri.
ence enables me to say that regard tho German
Rtcrs prepared by You most eScellent m edicine
In ease OF severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefledby the use ofIhe bitters and
doubt they produce simiior III cts upon Others,
SouIstruly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pena
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THE HOPE OF SALVATION

When Mr., Whitfield was preach
ing in Now.Eng gland "a lady became
the subject OF divine grace, and her
spirit was peculiarly drawn out in
prayer for others, She could per-
suade no one to pray with her
little daughter about ten years OF
age. After time, 1t pleased God
TO touch the heart of the child, and
give her his hopo OF salvation, -
In 4 transport Of holy joy she then
exclaimed: ,s.r
$50, mother, ,f all tho world
know this! | wish | cou'd tell
everybody. Pray, mother, let me
run to some Of the neighbors aud
toll them, that they may DO happy
and love my Savior" "
"Ah, my, child, nsSid the moth
er, "that would be useless, for
suppose that were you to tell your
experience, there is not ono within
many miles who would not laugh
at you, and say it was all u dclu-
sion.n
10, mother" replied the little
! girl, 81 think they would beliov,
+ me, ! must go over to tho shoe
maker and tell him he will believe
me-
She ran over, and found him al
| work in his shop, She began BY
telling him that he must die, an(
he was a sinner, but that her bless
: ed Saviour had heard her motheri
= prayers and had forgiven her al
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r,om the Rev Joseph 4. ksqu,r, ,rs,,Or orho rO,t

baptist Jhp,ch.
pr. Jacksor--pear sit.--l have been f,eauently
tequesied tononnec.Uy name with CONNIE ndat ion
Of different Kinds Of medicines, but regarding the
practice rs out Of my sppropriSie sphere, hav. in
all eases declinedibut with clear proof in, arions
instances and particularly In nv family Of the use.
mluess at Dr.. Iloon'nd's German nitters, depart
for once from NY usual course, to express my full
conviction that for general debility OF the system
and especially for Liver Complaint IL Is sa and
valuable preparation In some ease, II aay fail;
but usually, doubt moi, II wllbeVeIy al TO
those whusufet from the cau1e.
Yours Vety respectfully, j. H.KENN ARD,
Eighth below Goats ST, ,rhiladelnhia
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her sins; and that now she was
so happy she did not know how to
tell it.
The shoemaker was struck with
surprise, and his tears flowed down
like rain; he thew aside his work !,
and by prayer and supplication
sought mercy. The neighborhood
was awakened, and within a few
months more, fifty persons were
brought to the knowlcgc Of Jcsrs
and rrjo;ced in tho favor of his
grace. IS. s. Visitor.
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From Rev. J n. Tornsr, Pastor OF IIeddine NJ. e.
Chutch, Philadelphia
nt. JRck kson-neAr Sir--IiaVine used your Ger.
man liiuers In INV family frequsnlly, sm prepared
tos that It has been of great tcrvirc. hreVe that
In most of generNl debility Of the .yste IL
the saiestand most remedy Of WhichI have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
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SOLDIERS

Vou ousht not 10 be without sach a valuable Medi.
cine. The Cinc,nnAh National Union, Of April
eIth, sAys: that Thousands Of Soldiss ave bs4
saved by the aSe or stTicklauds Anti ChoiefA Mix
tnre. For sale by ntuge!su At So eent, per bottle.
General Depot, No. East Fourth street, Cincih.
natl, OHIO. '.. Oetlj
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TIIn
Queen OF the West.
A LABOR SAVING FORK !
Every FARMER should have
NEIRlRk'S celebrated
All Iron Hay Fork!

Which every man can make and
repair, 1t win unload y ton of hay
from 3 to 5 minutes. This Fork
has been tested with other Forks,
and found to be superior in every
respect 1t can be used la stack
ing hay aud straw with great ra.
.pidity, aud can be handled by ei-
ther boy or woman with ease,
Farmers who desire a Fork to
save labor in hay.making, will do
well to try tho
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
DRS. YNGLNG 4 WERICK,
Surgeons a. Pbysic ians,

orrcs-imm ediately over r. ". shaw
haas Store, Main Street. To be fourd in
,hsir Office at all hours. Calls pponray y
attended to in tho city or oouetry, end by
sight or DAY.
April 6lE.le65-f.
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rtcmthc Rev. ~hos. win,or, Pastor Of RoShorcugh
baptist Church.
NJ. .Ja,k,cn--ncpr Sill feel " dee to youre,.
cellrnt preparation, Hochand's German Bnters to
sdd my testimony 10 the deserved reputation II ha.
obtained. have for yeSr', AZ times, teen troubled
with great disordetin my lead and nervous svsier,
I was advised by fneud totr, bottle Nfyaut Get
man Bitien, did 80, snd hsve experienced great
aaduusT INV health has heen material
benefited. I confidently recommend tho articl.
where meet with eases simtlstto my own, aud have
been assured by many oftheir rood sifrets.
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER,
RoSbotoush, ,renu.
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W. &. ". Jackson-Dear Sir--I feslita pleasure
thus, ofmy own accord, to bear testimony ioths tx
eellener OF the German Riiteu. Some years siaee !
being much adlieted with nysrersiH, I used them 1
with rsty bensdeiai results. ! have often recon
mended them toperscns nfrebled by thattorme Mi
d,tsass and have hssid from them the most hatternT
testimonials ~ to their great value. In eases OF
general debilit,, lbelievet tobe tonic that eau.
not be surpassed, J.M.LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
No.fc6 N. Nlneteen,h siree

From the Rev. J, ". LYONS, formerly Pastoral the
Coumbus IN.J.l aud Middletowa tPenn. J Bap.
ustChutches,