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To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Without regard 10 value, and not to be paid for I'm.
ui you know What you val receive.
Among those who have acknowledged The re.
celpt Of GIFTS drawn from this Asso.
cian9n since AN; 1900, the following kindly per.
Robert II HOtchklss, New Haven, Conn Mao.
deon. value SEQ. WET Willis, W 22d st 4. Y
Diamond Cluster Pin, Yalne S2o6 Mrs G fappsn'
l6 York St., Sold Watch, value Si25. Miss Ele5
r. Dickerson, Bfnghampton, N. T., Melodeon. Va.
lue 500. Mr.. E h Stone, 81 Tenth 81, n York
Piano, value $3.50. Mn Thcs A Miller, Scranton.
Pa, Diamond Ring. value SfT5. Miss Ellen u
Peck, Springfield, lila, Meloaeon. value sos. Dr.
!. Van Ripper, Washington, D C., Sod Bunting
Cssed Watch, value $50. Edward H.. Lindsay.
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value $40. Miss D Ii
Farwell, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, va.
lue $3.50. Francis / Moran, lS6 Pearl ST., Albany,
NY, Music Box, valus $40 Mrs K c ~ingersol,
urbana, Ohio; Silver set, value SEQ. Lieut. B +
Hendricks, Wizards Hotel. Washington, D c.. sl.
yer Patent Lever Wstch, value $50. Capt. / War
ner. 18th n Y Vols, silver Watch, value eS5.
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DEPARTMENT,

Where a ~tentve Clerks will be Pleased TO show
Hls 4atss1 I. veltes, among which is superb lot Of
real French Imrorted Hair-ne4s- AZ eoi nsrs 81 -.
press ANA several other beautiful styles. Cur
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
GIETASS0CIlTIOV,
500 Broadway, New York.

D almond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
Sleeve Buttons, Bets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
ChRins, Plalnand Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thin.
bles. L0czets New style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
snd Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension HOLDERS, snd large as
s~ortraent OF Fine Jeweiry Of every description, Of
the best make and latest styles, valued al
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The MontreaI Witness 81 49, !.

The Montreal Witness tells ofthe de-
parture ola steamer from the Sague-
nay loaded with British and American
tourists. As the boat wss leaving the
wharf st Murray Bay, some travelling
musicians struck up " Rally round the
flag boys" and, good humor prevailing,
the captain hOisted the British and
American flags. The former, however,
went up first, and was saluted with
Kisses and cries of cut it down" A
lawyer of Quebec at once sprang on
hoard, ran up the rigging, cut down the
nag, and then, as the boat had showed
on, jumped into the water and swan
ashore. The act was apologized for on
the ground OF excitement occasioned
by Consul Potter's speech at Detroit.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF C-sNDIparIs

The grape crop in this vicinity will
prove q sorry failure, the rot havingta-
ken the vineyards by storm We hear
Ofsome vineyards that are IN pretty fair
condition, but for the most part the
grapes are already virtually gone. The
rOtting is attributed to the rainy season.
The Catawba grape cannot bear con-
tinued wet weatheE-Doyton co. Jour
nak, 26h.
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Gashrille @lnlon.
FkRMs OF s%UBsCRIPFEoN.
10 ABVERTIsERs IN DETAIL.

rae RATES WILL Sc As r0-IOTsl
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FOB SALE.

on THE leth day Of Angus, 1s6s, between She
" hours Of ten and elevea O'Clock A. X AZ Che
Courthouse do0F. in Nashville. under a power o.
sse, n waiver Of redemption, oontained m :
mortgage exeeu'ed 70 me % December Is, 1864,
y joan " Martha, s-d duly recorded n the Re.
gster Once a Davidson Oorhsy, IN Book No 10,
on maze asA I ~ ! sell q pEldic a8cuon, q HOUSE
AND hoI 10 the city OF Nashville, on the West
s1oe 81 sumHer streeL adjoining The lot wherein
The SAID Martin then. resided, and bounded as
iohows: Beginning 90 TIE corner 81 the lsst men
8 oaea iot thence running back NestwRTdly with
DE lines q ire ssne IO Get 60 3 stake; fheuee
N1rhwsrrly IS festt 20 q stake; thence Z asfwardiy
10 iest 70 Suumer street; snd thence SouthHaTd
u IS feet to the place Of besinning.-baipg psrt Of
The same lot purchased b. said Martin Of Joseph
Perkins, about the year is4I, and formerly known
Is the name OF the Talbot Lot
sad house and lot VIII be sold T 7 cash.
jyef-9d PATRICK MoDERMoT.
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JAY COOKE.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO TIE
THI
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Iennsssse.
TsE,sUBy DEPAEraKyr, !
Once Of the Comptroller Of the Cure ncy !

TsEssURY DEPAEraEyr,
Once o. the Comptroller or the Cure ncy !
Washington, June lG, 1850.
WHEREA9, by 81 ~isfactorY e7idence presented
20 he undersigue ed, it has been made 20 ap.
pear that THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK or
SASHNILLE," 10 the cry or Nashville, in the
county OF Davidson, and State Of feunessae. has
been duly organ zed under and according 10 Tie
requirements Of the Aes Of Congress, entitled IAN
Act 20 provide a National CurTeney. secured bv 4
pledge OF United Ststss bonds sod b provide Tor
The circulation aud Redemption thereof approved
June 81, 1854. snd hiss complied with al the proyi.
slons Of said act, required to be compiled with BE-
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
sad set:
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke. ComptYoller
Of The Currency, do hereby certify that aThe Thiid
National Bank Of Nashville ia the citg OF Nash
vile, IN the county Of Davidson, snd State Of Ten.
nessee, Il authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under N set AFORESAID.
- in testimony whereof witness nv
(SEAI. \hsnd and seal Of Office, This sixteenth
N1N Jdsy Of jane, 1856
80 FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
50 The shove institution viii be opened for busi.
ness 10 mcclure Of q few DAYS, Of which due no.
nee viii be given.
.EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
ie27-2m t-ty raPers eopJ.l
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nashville and CHATTANOOGA
Railroad Company.

NfffE RNAsHll1lEA Nne HkrrkNaasa Il. r Col
NAsaRlllF, gune Ie. 1855.
\ Conformity " h lhe Charter 81 thss Compsgv
Il the regular Anuusl Meesfng OF the sIoekloisefs
e HEREBY called on the I6th day al August rexL
. tuis oaice, for the purpoaa Of eIecliug Il krsr8 OF
directors . serve ior The Twelve monihs next en-
'Qlng. 4 larze attendance 3 desired, ~ other Ia.
ines u importance vii oa preasnfed far their con-
aaerSnon. "a. BURNS. President.
unale-saa
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sErERs BY PERMISSION TO

RZFERs by PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rlchstd ogelsbY, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. Hayid L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, G ..
Hor- VIM G. BrowDlow, Governor Of Tennessee
Big. Gen. jas. P. BFownloy, adj. Gen. State Of Ten.
nessee
Hon. N. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathsniel BAKER, Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a stratton, Nashville.
MessTs. Evans a 90, Nashville.
Pouer, Column =, Tenn.
lunels-tf
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain snd Fsrey swisses. Checked Mnslins. Nan.
sooks, Jseonet Tuck Muslin, Rufied do, Irish
Lin n. Taule Linens, Towels. Linen Cambrics.
pisin and fsncy i riseye Dispers, Linen Handker.
eh e,s. Hemstseh do, fine hmbr. id-red Sets, Reel
a"d va enelnln Collsrs, Grape Sc =, Ssiss ECgn =,
Jaeonet do. insert!ngs. Iafietts Ribbons 10 al.
and ID 81 eoors; Silk Beliugs, Buckles
t7ome hiI 2 new } C0rse.s, Velvet Ribbons, etc, e.r.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EOR Besutiying he complexion. efeesHally re-
q moving
Tan, Freckles, Rlotshes, snd giving the Skin an
elegant smoothues not easily ssained By any other.
It's use among Ladies' OF Fashion in the East gives
it a charas tier for efficacy which at once stamps itss
infinitely superior for the toilet Of shy lady.
Can be ob'sined from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the prOpFie-
trs.
BURLEY, PUDDLE A co.
Corner seventh sni Green streets. Louisville.
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For Sale.

A FRAME house. containing SIX Rooms. with
~ store in front. situated on NoEemole, between
cav and Linz streets
1iso : RULING MACHINE, Cenpa and Pens
al complete. These Vii b sod chasp Tor oaah.
FOR farlher infornanon apply 70 ne, % tie prs
misses. GEo MORTON.
apaa-efv
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Diseases of the Skin.
PRICE, 81 PER BOX.

zm@
THB OERATE HAS BEEN IN USE By THE
IL FRENCH ARMIES FOR TEE PAST lift
years and there is 40 French soldier who does mot
know is Vslue.
il was also used exterEivsly by the allied armies
in the Orimes wa, and such we're the benefits
derived from It's use that it hiss acquired q world
wide reputation, and no soldier who knows Of its
meTiti viii be for a single week without 6 boxi IN his
knapsack, IS by the use Of this Cerate he always has
n SAFE guard agsinst the various troubles TO which a
soldier is subject, as By using IL on his clothing, be
can prs vent he appearance OF yermin, and the dis
eases OF the skin enumerated above, and after they
have made their appearance, il il but little trouble,
with the sid Of this Cerste, 70 nd himself Of these
dsagreeshlt troubles.
The pfoprietors have gone 10 a great expense to
procure the original recipe Of Dr.. NellOc, with fuii
directions, and the apparatus for manufacturing the
CefEte, as II has been made By the original inYen-
tor and have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
And have selected a deFet for the manufacture Of
the article in Nashville, So as to bs
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
And also = depotin Washington for ths sc~ccEanno-
dalton Of The
Array Of the Potomac.
So ss 10 place the CerEte in reach OF every Soldier
In the service Of the United 6tatea.
As the rticle ia decidedly
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CORPs or CIrRKa
aEFEaEkels

bon William q. Brosnlow. Governs TIA,
uessee.
Brig Gen. James p. Brosnlow, AJluanl 6saz
Of Tennessee.
MAlof eeaefal ). y. st2nley ahAmy GcFpl
Major General Georgs w. stonsman, EnoKna
Tenn.
Bsi. MAJOR General r ". johnson. nhsd
Tenn.
iune25-smf
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Advertisements in the Special Column, hrst time.
frOn / to 5 lines, 81 0o-each additional line. q
cents subsequent Insertions. 10 cents per line. IN
LOod CoiumR, 6rst time, from ! 70 3 lines, 81 &C.
esah additions line, 30 cents; subsequent in5er.
uons, Is cents per ins.
AL Advertisements occupying special position.
sna AL double column adFerfisementa, vii 0e
charged So per cent. advance On regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
va b charged At TIE regular advertising rates.
and must Invariably Be paid a sdTanee, OF no IN
sertion made
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN O'HEILl,
Gate Gap. IT'D .. = C H.

nFFICERRs Mouthly and Quarterly Pspsn as
MH=tsr-ozt Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given 10 the c~olertoB
claims for Conmissay sud Quausrmssiers' sior.
ghether receipied ft or not.
Gains for Pension, Bounty. Arrears Of Ply. PHs
Money, psy for Horses lost IN service; tose.he,
wi,h iust demands against tie United States. q
tended 20 sad pfompev collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts
vouchers iormd O. iuiomal. collsctss.
Ofcers' Qaarsermasier and Oriiusnce Rstrns
no ma;ter how conpacats3, executed IN q 10
days.
OMcers' Pay accounts made out
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XIX AlNts on Camterlsnd river, y; miles
steve Nashville, near the Lahauan ike.
ADJ 70 ne neifhborhoOd Of The hermitsge.T
Apply teir 6ooiioe, % The premises. orr
". ChiLpAES6. Auorney &c Iaw.
4 No. O. ChefTy street. Nashville,
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~ L
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Df virtne OF a Deed Of Trust, Executed lome hv
~ the lstc toherl Buchsnan, sb5ut & q 4th dsv q
to y ieAh dulr registerei 10 he Registers l1 e
q Bcdtni county, rennessea. IsglE ss TrFIshse
sen 70 TIE highest tldaer, fort on the premis-
g., On Tie Sdi1 dsF Of AUGUST next, subject 10
ne WIDOWS Bower. assigned So her, TAO adioin-
lug AIscis 81 Lsnd conveyed o me hy ssid de.
ceased, situated II Redior6 comfy, sbous enc and
one7hdi nlle tom Msrraaee neInt. on the Nash
vie and Chsttanoogs Railroad. IN 1wa Tracts
g Jan about -Four sAundreg ana Sixty Acres
these Lends are 50 weii known ss scarcely % need
aesenpu9n. i = 90 coded 70 be the hest Stock
Farm n feGar6 county, hcng thoroughly set N
sue Grass, uTcn asnl well adapted 20 lis TrcwIh.
1nc 1tlahle Land Is very fertile. D oducing the
oestcf crops. There are : veal excellent eprpgs
o. never filling Wster on the Tract This is one Of
re very btst nsghbof hoods anywhere possessing
Schools. ec.
Il IS well worthy he ~atientoa Ct those wishing
% y axe = ssie inveslmenfm land
rcr inf rmauon spp'v toHon r. II. East, Nash
vie, Tenn, or Wmyself near the premises.
JOHN Q. DAVIDSON.
UN'm Trustee
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A Canada correspondent of the New

York Herald says:
One thing has been forced upon me
As rather significant When riding
upon the cars and steamboats,, and
walking about the streets, l meet the
United States army blues every where.
One is almost forced TO the conclusion
that the United States Government had
established depots over here for cloth
ing We Canadians. Most of these men
are bountyJumpers.
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THE Observation-Disclosures
The Machine Shop

Ts directly under the control OF the Proprietor,
is well known in this city for the last ten years.
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Veterinary Surgery.

TEHE undersigned having opened = Veterinary
II Hospital at No. - EToni Street. below ne
Cd Bridge Landing. Eespacauiiy FcliciA Us pst-
- JosEPH kYkERTL
R.=Ths bsst q fsfsFssses gwen
maya8-ems
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E7E nave on hand 8 large stock Of Sands Chi.
~ csso Cream and stcck Ales, which we guar
antee direct nom Sands [ issg0 Brewery. sltho'
kef.
Also Bottled Ale Of the best manufsetura. We
have aso q large stock Of Suffers Supplies. sud
Family Grocer = which We are Offering At low
figures. sc. WO ID Co,
Jel5-u As Union street.
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Hosiery and Gloves


We have received and are still daily receiving.
large quantities Of Goods direct Irom he Ees1
where they have been selseted and purchased by
our hr. Levy, az regular Bi-apnusl Manufacturer
Auct on. so that our friends andicustomers viii al
Eays mo : new and Interesting Grange Of patterns,
rom the best seiected Of the hest design.
We WouIf cal tee special at en- ton Of The La
DIES to our particular
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HurIey's Stomach Blttsrs.

NOR Dehii y, ] oes Of Appetite, Weakness, In
4 digestion or DyspeOsis, want of seton Of TIE
Liver, Disordered tomseh, there ara no B'tfers
that can ompare with these liz reDoy ng these dis
tressing complaints. For sde OF can be had at any
drug store in the United States, or from thu prcpre-
tors. Louisville, Ky elrner seventh and Green
streets, to whom ali orders should be addressed
HURLEY, BUBBLE & CO.
june1T-3md6W
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IL under the control OF his brother, G. ".
JONES, formerly foreman OF the well known fEm
Of MerTick & Sons, Philadelphia. Both Of us being
pTaet cal men, and hatterng ourselves Of seine
reputation IS mechanic. il is needless 10 cay trat
all work executed at this plsce viii be made IN the
very best msnper, and We guarantee that our prices
vii be UGH that u will be unnecessary for any ore
70 20 out OF the city to buy anything IN our line Of
business, unless thew have more money than they
know what to do with. jnly2-3m
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EDGEFIELD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE. !
NAsRYI4 Ii, TENE., Euly Is. 1855. I


Ga and sfer this date, al Soldiers found loiier-
ing around the city OF Ma, hsiile, Ten, alter heing
arrested
The Officer in charge Of Provost Guards wi car
y into eiect toe anove order ssnd sll d.tiBquents
70 military prison Post e Nashv lie. and report all
nSInes st once 70 thesa Hesdo arters.
BY ord OF II. T. Wood, Col. C-md'g Post
+. w. DlCKRURT, Al A. A. G.
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Cloak Department

ComrriSes E great varie yof yer desirable Goods
which We viii sell at prices 20 suit the times. Fne
TIA ma Cioaks, Basques a "a fhircosierns Msp1I.
Jas &c IgFdas e. d. gr0s de NapSS. Circular, ere.
etc. wtbe sold VEnY CHEAP in order to make
room for our Fall StocS.
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Cooking and Heating Stores,

Country Hofos ware Of al sizes snd dsscTipT01s,
Sugar Kettles, etc etc. IN snort, everF deseTif.
ton OF work done IN Foundry aHd Machine Shops.
The Patterns Of the late firm Of
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-23
Caution {!

II the reader Of tais notice" cannot get
box of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in
his place, let bin write to me, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free Of expense
Many dealers will no, keep my medicines on
hand. because they cannot make as much pro-
ir rs on other persons make.
None are genuine unless the words Hoilo-
ray, Nele York and London" are disceruibie
a. Water-mark in every leaf Of the book OF
directions around each box; thu same may be
plainly seen by hold'ag tie iesfio tie light A
baEdsnme reward will be given To any one rem
Fdering such information as may lead 10 the
detection Of any party or parties counserfeitins
The medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious
s.sSold at the mandatory Of Processes
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, Ne. York,
and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes, At IS cents. 81
cents, and 81 40 each.
u There i Considerable saving BY takips
- hVs &ss. essy& !, st.ar
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PUTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER,
1T Is THE ONLY RELIABLE
SElF.ADJUSTlNC WRINcER.
No Wood. Work TO Sreu or Splii

No Wood Work TO Sreu or Split.
No Thumb Seretcs to get out of Order.
Warranted With or Without COs-WheeIs.
TT took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fift,.
L Seven State and County Fairs in 1868, and
is, rihouf IA exception, the best Wrnger ever
made.
Patented In the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia. Agents wasted in ey.
cry town. and in all parts OF the world
Energetic agents can make from to 10
Dollars per day.
S,mple Wrinser sent EIpress-paid, On 70.
cert o. price.
No; .: $3.50. No. 4. $3.50. No. F. $3.50.
No. A, 50 80.
tail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. IL Piatt Street, New YORK.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
and Be- nngton. VI.
8. C. NORTHROP. Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS. viz
That Iron well galvanized tcia NOT rust;
That simple machine is better than compli.
Gated one;
That Wring-r should be self adju.ting, du,s.
bic, and Ctfcient,
That Thumb Nereos and Fssfenings cause de-.
10y and trouble to regulate aud keep in
order;
That wood soaked In hot water rM sweu.
shrink and split;
That wool bearings for the shaft to run in viu
,oear QUIT
That the Putnam Wringer, with or without,
cog wheels, will not tear the clothes;
That cog wheel regulators are not essential:
That the Putnam Wrinser has all the advan-
tages, and not one of the disadvantages
above named;
That all who have tested it, pronounce it tho
best Wringer ever made;
That it will wiring Thread or Bed ouils
WITHOUT ALTERATION.
We might fill the paper with testimouials
but insert only few to convince the skepsicsl.
if such there be, and we say to all, test Put.
mans Wringer. Test it THOROUGHLY with
ANY and ALL others, aud if lot entiI ely sat.
stactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.:
GESTLENEN:-I know, from practical ex-
perieRce, that iron well galvanized with zine
will not oxidiZe or rust one particle. The Pue.
nam Wringer is az near perfect as possible and
| can cheerfully recommend it to be the best
in use. Respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER,
Clevela I'D, Ohio.
Many years experience in the ralva.i,;,e.
business, enable me to indorse the sso,e stats.
mept in all particulars.
JNO. c. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Bsekman st.
New York, January, 1854.
We have tested Putna.m's Csothes wripee,
BY practical norking. and know that il will Do.
1t is cheap; it is simple; it requires no room,
whether at work or at rest; child can operate
it; it does its duty thoroughly: it saves time
and it saves wear and tear. We earnestly ad-
wise all who have much washing to do, with ell
telligent per sons who have any. to buy this
Wringer. IL will paw for itself in a year al
most. HOY. HORACE GREEiEY
Sept. 8, 1864.
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.,.,.ns-Ths Courts

-. NtwsrAprns.-Ths Courts
p<' 81. ., ,bs following points in re-
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-23
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources of the deadliest lladies
Their effect is to viriate all the fluids of the
body. and 10 senl a poisoned stream through
all the channels Of circulation. Now. what is
the operation of the Pills7 They cleanse the
bowels. regulate ths liver, bring the relaxed or
irritated stomach into a natural condition. and.
acting through the secrctive organs uroN THE
BLOOD ITSELF, change the state Of the system
from sickness to health, by exercising stimuli.
taneous and wholesome effec. upon all its parts
and functi ns