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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
MRS, WAGES

IVEGASa W 64~@O
TTTISHES To CALI. THE ATTENTION OF THE ia
w dies of Delaware and vicinity
To a stock of Millinery.
Now full and complete.
AT No. Wages Block,
Around on VIM. st.
If you want to get Bonnet,
Good styie cheap and neat,
all around at No. 2,
Wages Block on William sta
you want q Hat Cap, Shaker
IIead-dress net, or fit out complete,
Crlnoline not excepted,
Call around at No, 2 William st.
Particular attention paid to custom work,
Bleaching and Trimming done neat
Don't forget the place,
No. 2 Wages Block, William St.
We are thankful for past favOrs,
And old customers we'll be happy TO
greet
And new ones will well before buying,
To call around at M Wages Block VIM 81
april IS, Is62-n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

L.F. DRAKE, Chaplain of the 121st
0. V. l., informs US by letter, that he
will be in this place shortly, for the pur-
pose of purchasing the necessaries ofliie,
such as food and clothing for the refu-
gees, and other poor in the vicinity Of
Bridgeport, Ala. He says there are
hundreds of families there in des titute
condition, and unless they are soon re-
lioved, they will suffer more than they
have. He wants the several ministers
of this place to take up a collection in
their congregations for this purpose.
He wants the several sums collected to
be placed in the hands of Hon. George
V. Dorsey. Treasurer of State.
The Chaplain will lecture in one of our
churches upon his arrival.-Nstrs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
Thk Alarkets.
Relaware Market.

Corrected weekly by HILLS BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Dealers
in Grain, No. 4, Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
u, s. z-sO LOAN,

By authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing and three-tenths per interest," per
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
Traps, Traps.

q o DOZEN Mink and Musk Rat Traps just received
90 and for sale at the upper Hardware store, by
Dec. 4 1868. C. c, CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
OLD EYES MADE new,

PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restore
II sight and give up spectaces, without aid OF doc
med IciDe. Sent by mail free, receipt OF 10
cents. Address, E. B. FOoTE, n. D.,
Feb 10, ,'55-s6m 1130 Broadway, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
u s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
Gold-Bearing Bonds.

These bonds are now worth a premium of nine per
cent. including gold interest from Nov, which makes
the actual profit on the 7-30 oan at current rates.
including interest, about ten per per annum
sides it's exemption from State municipal taxation
which adds from to three per cent. more accord
lag to the levied other property. The
is payable semi annually by coupons attached
note, which may be cut OF aud sold 20 any bank or
banker.
The interest amounts
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents " " 800 note.
Ten g $500 note.
20 4" " $1,000 note.
81 " $4,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be prompt
y furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,
offered by the Go vernment, and is confidently
expected thst its superior advantages will make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People!
Less than $500 900 900 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the 90 or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command
premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every seetion OF
the country be afforded facilities taking the
loan, the National Banks State Banks, snd Private
Bankers throughout the country generally agreed
70 TeCetFe ShOScrlb select
their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only to be responsible for tn delivery OF the
notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COoHE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE.
The Bonds ready for delivery time Of sub
scription
Delaware, O.. Feb. II, is 15.-sw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

Below will be found the muster roll o
Company C, I86th o. Y. L, recruited il
this county, for which we are indebted Il
our neighbor of the Neaes
Captain.-Roland c. Breyfogle
First Lieut. Orlando Fl. Barker.
Second Lieut.-Shadrach Hubbell.
sERGEANTs.
Aaron Frantz, 1st,
William Fritz, Second Sergeant.
Duck NJ. Flenner. third Sergeant.
Edward F. Sheckler Fourth.
Harrison C. Goddard, Fifth.
CoRPoRALs.
Robert Nc Barker, First Corporal.
Henry S. Breyfogle, Second.
Charles Harter, Third.
John A. Courts, Fourth.
Daniel Ganway, Fifth.
Christian Riddle, Sixth.
David c. Foster, Seventh.
William H. Webb, Eighth.
PRIvATEs.
George L. Atkinson, Henry Beckley,
Samuel Cruts, James L. Cobb, George
Clark, Robert S. Cushman, George A
Crist, Charles NJ. Corvett, Luther Cone,
Alfred tie Long, Bazaleel j. Dayis, An
drew Delaney, William J. Bowling,
Newton G. Davis, William Essig, Dan
iel Essig, George d. Forney, Marquis D.
Foster, Milo II. Griffith, Alfred Gruber,
Alexander Hubbell; Thomas C. Hubbell,
Simeon Harris, Nicholas Hageman, Jno
N. Haller, William HubbelI, II. Hum
mel, John H. Heck, Gotlieb IIenna, C.
B. johnson, Lewis Jones, Lemuel James,
Winfield Jones, John Knecht, William
Keller, Lawrence Keeffe, Adam Lichty,
David LongShore, Samuel K. Long, Jas.
c. Lybrand, George E. Lesert, William
Lummassen, Ham Lisbenbaugh, Alex
ander w. Monigan, Harvey Moore. T.
Mathews, Charles A. Miller, George w.
Nash, Thomas Pettibone, John S. Pen
nell, Ranleigh G. Pendleton, Samuel
Reichert, ElwOod S. Randall, David
Rankin, David Swier, James Sutton,
Seymour Stiles, John G.. Sheets, Daniel
Sheets, John Sheahan, Thomas J. Spur
geon, Joseph Shoef. Gustavus Strohouse,
Geo. Skinner, Samuel Shriver, Dayton
NJ. Terrell, Silas D. Wolfey, John B.
Wallace, George w. White. and Jacob
Wilder.
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Executors Sale of Real
Estate,

Y
i seph lawrence deceased, late of Delaware county
Ohio Will sell at public auction the premises,
Tuesday, March II, 1865, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p. m., the following de-
scribed real estate tO-wit: Situated in SciotO
ship, about quarter of mile north of Ostrander
tion, containing 146 of land about 100
der cultivation, considerable portion of it being bot
tom land well adapted for either grain STOCK rails
ing.
TERMS OF SALE;-One third hand, and balance in
two equal yearly payments with interest, and be
secured by mortgage on premises sold.
Feb. 17-4wt J. ). LAWRENCE,
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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL s 100000, PAID IN,
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,

AND SPECIAL. AGENT FOR JAY COOKE, SUBsCR1P-
TION AGENT,
VETIIL deliver 80 Notes. Free of charge by ex-
w press, in all parts of the country, and receive
in payment Checks New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, current bills, and all five per cent. interest
notes, with interest to date of subscription. Orders
sent by mail win be promptly filed.
This Bank receives tbe of Banks and Bank
ers on favorable terms; also of individuals keeping
New York accounts.
J. T. HILL Cashier. J. u ORVLS, President
Mar Bow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under date Of August 18th,
1864 and payable three years from that time, in
currency, convertible at the option of the
holder into
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-27

beautiful an instance of one who followed our
Savior's devotional habit. who, " in the morn
ing, rising up a great while before day
went out and prayed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-27
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
God Putteth down One, and Set
teth Up Another.
A SERMON

On the Death of Abraham Lincoln !;
Preached an The Sednien's Chapel, Honolulu. MAJ
II, ne FTa Sa@ath after recsirlng tie sad
Intelligence " has ASSASSINATION by J. II.
E50Ih
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
gusta, Ga, on the Both of June.
Khere are IeR,s FrIends.

The Atlanta (Ga) Intelligencer
says
Two gentlemen from Georgia made
an appeal to Mr. Seward, the Secretary
of State, to the effect, that some privi
lege promOtive Of his comfort and
health should be bestowed upon the
Hon. A II. Stephens, then and now 8
prisoner, as our readers know, in Fort
Warren The Secretary kindly assured
them that he would institute proper en-
quiries, and if it could, the privilege
solicited would not be withheld from
the distinguished prisoner.
"But, gentlemen, said the Secretary,
eyeing them keenly, "have you not a
word to say for Mr. Davis 2--no peti
ton to present for him2
Surprised aud confounded, our Geor-
gia friends hesitated-when the Secre.
tary quickly remarked-'sinoe hist Mr..
D's) arrest, save from Mrs. Davis, not
one appeal has come from the South in
his behalf"
Upon this incident We have 10 com.
ment 10 offer.
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On Saturday night last, Capt J. Sam
uel Clark Of the Sd Ohio cavalry was
brutally murdered, while on duty in
this city. The circumstances under
which the crime was committed are
about as follows A private named
Murray, Of the 4th regulsrs, had on two
occasions broken into and disturbed
the house at which the murder occur
red. and was arrested therefor on Sat
uro 81 but no witnesses appearing, he
was returned to his command under
orders to report for trial yesterday.
when the witnesses would be brought
up Saturday night Murray, with two
comrades, went to the same house, and
acted 80 violently as to make it neces-
sary to call Capt c., and guard. The
offenders we're arrested and disarmed.
but after parley the men
were released under a promise
to return to camp. They started,
but in a few moments Murray rode
back to the door and inquired for that
woman, whom he said he was going to
kill an evasiVe answer was returned.
At this moment Capt. C., approached,
Wnen he was accosted by Murry with
the query, Where is your guard 2 and
on answering, They are near at hand
he was fred upon by Murray. He then
turned TO walk into an alley, when two
more shots we're fred by concealed par
ties on foot On being taken up it was
found all the shots had taken effect on
the right side, ranging from the head
down. He lived only long enough to
name the parties, ana his remains were
sent to Chattanooga 10 be embalmed.
The parties implicated have all been
arrested, aud their trial is expected TO
take place on Wednesday. Capt Clark
is represented as having been an eff
cient officer, and one who was well be.
loved By his e0mmand.-Macon Tel, 4tA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12

The statesmen of Georgia deprecate
the radical and sudden change which
mas been made in our system Of labor,
and 50 does everybody in the State.
Regrets are universally INDUCED AL
the statesmen and most Of the public
journals, would have urged different
line Of policy, but they were convinced
1t would do no good, and felt that the
sooner the people were taught their
true status the better it would be.
And the result is that to-day, however
much all may regret sn, the press, the
statesmen, and the people of the State,
are united in opinion upon one point
!. e that the question Of slavery is now
a dead issue. To fofesee this was not
necessary to be an aboIitionist. and to
tell It did not make q man one. As well
might nian be held amenable to
charge Of murder, who first announces
that the crime has been committed
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To the CItIzens Of Tennessee /!

The term nation of sa1guinary contest whIfh
for ihs past four yeara has presented impazsshs
oarrisr " 81 socisi or commercial inlercolT1e ~.
tween the tsF0 great tecaoa8 of ouF coauiFg. haF.
q re1slFsi of tc0sa Relations Ehcl DfmafF b0und
o. t0gefhsr 10 ifaier1ai uui1a iaka ne ezfilfsi
opportunity afiofdsd ne by si's auspselouz eFsuf,
& greet my sout1ern fdards. aua 81 soEril ron
trem rsneeal of ihat ezteaare 1lssess coanso.
Son Fheh i0r quarter of acantary has been uai1-
ieTupted ave ~ ths greas Duhlie calamity %
shlch have adTerted-
ltiaaosroely nooesaary, ou fhe threshoii o. a -.
snesa ~ unioo, ahouid rePeai t1e saruIug so oi.
t-n 3 ven % ny rieads-t0 aeHars ~ althosa EIIl-
nous and dfis tercus con. pounds uhieh u1drr ~
sT'ee9us and ia'se tiisa q imporied h'nes, hrln-
dlsa hoiiaad fia, Liquors. tc.. iaFe ueeu sqIsal
destulCuFetl ths hfatn 81 our cazeus - o. inaf-
ca O. tils interests oi t1e leE iiuase importer.
hauy yfeHs of ny Iast hfs haFe 1een expended
= - ope1 a1l s'l.ll ateinp- p eAp9ee these
Fnoiesas ifuo.is no un1s nor ezpenas has oesu
sTared 70 ascOnpllsd thls faidtlrF purpoe~ a1d b
placs nGiofe ny fnenia and f1a Dudilg aenerliiJ.
g ne ioEsst possible iulagksf pnoe, AID ID siiea
qui1t ues - night ~ tneif eonsenienee, 8 Inly
Tasdfy dgs yaar8i business transacuons EIth tha
iarge1t aed ualt 1esTascfstle ezportLag hquaes m
fEanea and 0rest brif.la have anof1ed gle u1sur-
Hth Wires, IiTl7fz, ani isqldufes d ins bati snd
1sast af.rr5uef nrr1fs 1 Eurore. 10 addnoa N
ray oss ai.filsry in iioilaaa far ne us1olaetuTs
III ffe each1sdada renapps"
- l.ff-r. - long sssisd ard spDrosed - ste
rcs1ie-i Pacuifes d % u1.t q sit.s Wei intss
lad acsifh ameIiel ~ u 1Fz.ulfie TferardffIe
3 enoissoae, ulfas1ai sad peffustlg 80 i.-se1-,ss
u Al ciImaies sus eun1E a'i seesoae. qunEiy -
eisd tns cupiitJ q a. home ma . a-trIrsrs snd
Fe1dsrs q sfancua arilcte u1isr tha ssfne 1afIle
I frifst f1af nsFr. ttef much lc.I lsd esuense
surounfsf AZ ny ItlprFIanons wrh tssi-urrls
aad alrsctons sbieb ~ b ofdlnary sf~r-l f.-f.r-
~ inturs ,ltlf dsiiserT q faseiFe fsefu frors
Eslrofe, . az my els toIrars.
a. Z .e.-a, hosefsf, raoofafue1d 10 az cases uhsrs
= = Feentle, ttat orders b. esni dIfeet y my ~
% - Beaver Street Nea Yofk. ~ staf isafeha.-s
- iIlI-lia nl ny ecefo1Eif1i lEeufl.
in sdaliil1 y q lafEe stoek % WINS, arlndie..
- ie Fped. ha4e c1sls. .derzaaia faprlT ~ GA
Hiel to1eE1 s-eas entrac.1E ultaaes n msaF
Ft ysafs, bDitIet ap before far cosrinsererfnrist
= tls aars slie8 eaa esreclailv ffenrlnIsuf ~
~ cgsssgssfrFs - theH1 rarr iu1lrea
II conciasioa, Eou'd FpslislJ can fte early ~
telacl m 11lfnera cllalr rlra ~ ne a.lrsr :
70 - deaf1a y ul1anuatls tleIf 0f1efs s.f1ouf
i1sa - ttne. 81 caIlnE HersDnaIF - 80 Deart .d
order ~ i1Hufs tha ilIalf1a1 ~ tnar AFora frau
ne traas1l iaras sd Naa ssirriaf asarrsniar.f
EDOIPHo aolfE.
- BsassF slseeis Hss fork.
flns10 I'm
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al EFuDHonl

Dr. sEayns's tiuny Iichl tAll Hsaiing Clntnent'
Df. sWayus's iArny itchl "Ali-Heaing OIatmeui.
d.. sEsyhe's Army ltehl "An-HesHng Olnf;nent.'
No case 20 ohstnale, or lOng stand %. it will n0
cure in r. short time, al kinds n Tettsr are perna
beudy cured. Army Itch, uhich u 80 prevalent, II
neEef Calls 70 ouFe, Jnrouic Efyslpeias Salt hsun
H1gW0rms, Barhers ltch. he., Eruptions coTennt
tie whole surface oi he body, old Uleers d man'
years siandi1g tliaf PET a. dehaDce every oiho
mode oi treatment. all yield 70 the heliIng proper
aes Of the grsai vegetable saire.
Price ~ ccnta. By aendlnR 81 ceris to d.
sWayne Son, - North s8xi1 street, Philsdeiphia
Do1 ali b. mailed 10 any pagt toi The United slaies
Tree 81 charge.
Bold b. ". T&c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Fiuo -. Nashville
rnaVfQ.sr1 arad a. ann
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The 9th District.
S. N. ARNELL. ESQ

IN VII BE- rlaaaed b. meet and aadrass the
Voters Of the 6ih Congressional Dsrci AZ the TO-
lowipg tines and places. Mr. Thomas is invited
b sttani
On Wednesday, l2ih July, a. Dscsturvile, peca.
tur county.
% Friday, 18th July, % Linden, Perry cousty.
On saturday, l5-h July, a. Ba'n s.0HD, Peny
county
On hondsy, I7lh July. At Johnfouvilir, aumph-
reys c0unfy-
On Wednesday, Ioih July, At Wsytr'y, Humph.
reys county.
% FRIDAY 2lsi July At chariot ., in DeEsen
c0Gniy
On Monday, 2iih July $, Dover, ia stewsr.
couuiy.
On Wednesday, 2Gta July, st Carkslale. Mout-
gouery county.
On siaurd'y, g8th July. a. ceni,syiue, q ckmaa
county.
On Monday, sisi July. at columhis, in M.ary
county. inlyf
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COuHTHngHr7s--Inf0rm hes been rs-
esivsd By r. W. FarnsEorlh Co. that cor
tain druggista IN thiaoity have been pnlminR
Oh on persons calling Tor d.. Eolloc'a PinL
Cerate an article Of theiroWn manufacturs,
which they ssy 10 superior - the genuine.
We would edgiso al persons % goi tha
genuine, and should you require any med =.
cine for tho Itch, King worm, letter, of
any disease u tho skin, do uot suiIsr anT
unprinciplod man - impose any oIhor
preparation on you, bus fot Dr. Vsiloc's
worth 4 Co, Nc. IqJf Dosdsriek street.
vile, Tenn.
P. B.-A liberal dissount made V dealers
esnt b mail 20 say address on Fsc8lpi &
81 IL b -eEs thst you zss ths EoaBias.
June 2s-1W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12

L0HaER .--Knishs a Bro. are unloadiu
Al their steam Elevator, on Rolling Mn
Hill, barge containing s5a. 900 feet OF
white pine lumber, embracing al kinds Of
clear and sommon plank, framing lmbegs,
ioice, and scantling. a. follows:
2xt-io, ls, ank "a feet long.
2x6--is, 20, and ~ fcet long.
2xs-2o, q, - and 50 daet long.
21Sxs-2o. ~ and "a ioet long.
251xlo-ls end - seos loag.
21fxl2--2o feet leag.
szs-2e and 20 fsot long.
4xs-3o feet long.
sxt-e, Z, 10, y, rs, % snd p feet lonE.
Also lso.oo feet choice white pine aooung,
Of al widths, for The lowest each prices, ai
knight I Broa'. Lumber Yard. AZ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12

Officers on leave of absence or detached
duty, can havn their pay aee0unts made
out, collected or disposed 0i Soldiers lnnl
statements bought aud assistance rendered.
Csmpany commanders, feFimental Quarter
mastsrB and others 10 sloao their papers (by
experienced Quartermnsssr's elsrksl at No.
IS, North Cherry street.
n prrrae
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ArLANrA FNrERPRIsE.

A foundry, car and earpentering es
tablishment has been inaugUrated al
Atlanta, Ga. The Intelligeneer makes
the following remarks concerning it:
As a specimen Of what enterprise and
energy will do, and indicating the rapid
recuperating influences at work in our
city, these works exhibit the most graf
flying evidences.
Thirty days ago the company was
formed, consisting Of ten stock holders,
all industrious, and active business
men aThe following organization ol
the firm was promptly arranged
Col g. w Lee, superintendent
Capt ThoA W Chandler, Secretary
j. NJ Austin, Treasurer.
J. S. WestbrOok, Master Machinist
F. s. Stewart, Master Carpenter.
The names Of the stockholders are g
W. Lee, J. n Jones, H. Marshall, j c
Hendrix, T. w. Chandler, Y. a. Gas
kill, J. s Westbrook, l. s Stewart, L
L. Mead, j. Il Auztin.
The location Of the works was imme
diateiy made on the site OF the lat
sword factory, about cne mile up th'
State road. Without delay the neces
sary buildings we're erected, and in one
month the largest and most extensive
/ factory in this portion Of the State is il
active operation
a careful inspection Of the place fur
nished us much qualification TO see th'
large number Of mechanics employed
/ The varied work that is being done
with the hum and sound Of hammer
file, anvil, EOd saw, makes il busJ
hive Of industry.
I The gentlemen composing the firm
have prosecuted the enterprise viii
untiring energy, the results Of which
have gwen 70 our city very important
and extensive establishment, which
must prove very remunerative 20 ths
parties interested The variety Of WorI
they produce is peculiar 70 the factory
We noticed smithy in full blast; I
large foundry in operation; cars beinJ
builded machinery Of all kinds beinJ
turned lathes for ST characters o
work, sashes. doors, frames, planed ma
terials Of various kinds, and saNs cutt
ing lumber into All s0Fts Of building
material
Fro1a this il viii Be seen that the fac
tory Is the most important and neees
sary establishment in this vicinity.
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aEa9llrille Maioll.
VIM. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.
ITEMS FROM OUR GEORGIA EI-
CHANGES.

WEDNESDAY, July p, 1855.
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TO the Voters OF the sixth COngres.
SiOnal District,

Cbutpossf qf ths coaHis q Luera,e,. Waue, Har.
din, Dso1tuv, Rsry. Lesil, Mary, Hialaiaa, Del
aon, Himsphrgls Stscarf al,d AfaHfgoHso7i.
] take this msthoi OF announcing myself a can.
ddaie to represent you 10 ts nezt Congress of tha
United States, and respectfully ask Your suffrage Al
the election on the first Thursday 10 Asgisl nsxt.
jel3-t' D. B. THOMAS.
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~ -.

This vice. which i never practiroa n
the presence u any one, has proved tha
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of The nQbiest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue W el0quence cr pen b cong.
i has destroyed health, blasted tho cossu
t1.ion, and reduced tha mlsafabis victim q
living skoietOp. Nor are fhsse ~ fnal
and fatal Effects iE ~ pains are scattered
tha ruinB cf reason, the most mslaacaoIy
sight that eau meet mortal eyes. Ta -
cured permanently Of ihis aGicfiou, cail on
Dr.. C0leman, No. ss North Cherry arsst
Or address hin by ietisr, Boa 5o2. Sash
vile, Tenn. fsb1s-n
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As We are abOui 70 hsEo Peace, all can
Brink Wine ana be Herrf

IhoPu old imported Port, sherry, asla-
e, Currant and Claret Wines, Old 0tfrs and
Blackberry Brandy, Champafne. Bitfsrs,
sohaPps, Holland Gin, and many other
liquors 100 numerous % mention, besides
eaiaoles Of almost e'lery description can Be
iound q VI. ". Tottsn's Grocery house. No.
-, College street, Naahvilis, Tenn.
mayIS-n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12

Fine Whisky, Brandiss, Winssand Porter
Hosietter's, Cedron and Robaek's Bitsera,
Ayrs's, Hurly's and Bail's snFsaParilia, Cor
sale at the lowest cash rates a. T. ". Fos-
tor's, No. 25 Public square. DR.. II. o.
Smith attends 70 The eompounding Of pre-
seriutions.
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Eos sara vERT CHEAF.--Mr. J.. DpprsE, %
No. AZ, Cherry street, Colonade Building
has let Of counters and shelving l9r salo,
which those wiahing 10 purchase such ar
ticles would DO well 70 examine.
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To THE PUBLIC.

A THE solicitation OF fre1ds and 70 aid the cause
"a OF female educetiOn, Ihe undersigned has de-
tern1ned 70 open q School for Fenaies IN this Ct y
ou the ErEt7 M0nday September next 10 bnild
up permanent sshool, embracing a the useful
and ornamental branches, Is The oTject
Here IN Tennessee ts wide field. and one in
VII ich We prrposs % sxer ise sll our enc & es
and Whatever acqsirements years Of literary lsbor
may have given as Having scent the iast four
months IN sting the best schools in different
5 aies, We have endeayored 70 judiciocsly select
the salient poin's Of all.
The course WI Be thorough and the instrae ions
select while personal attention viii te gwen 70 the
mOysl, intellectual and physical d yelopmsnt Of
each pupil.
ChEistisniy without seciaranism vii b. PUBLICLY
upheld aHFl
Ou- cherished purpose viii be to impress the
idea that femsle eincatitn should be thorough, tiss
Jsi and complete.
Mnsie pantng and oeuiion or fhe Ar q read
ing vel aloud, vii occupy Their mefitet places,
and be taught by the best masters.
limited number Of hoRsding pupils viii be
taken
Application made personally or BY letter address,
ing box 549, Nashville, Tenn.
iye StW till sepf W. z WARD.