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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

rJ'The late MIR. Augur, tho sculptor
one Of New Haven's celebrities-was
very modest in regard to his accomplish.
meats, and while engaged upon the work
Of Sephshsh ard his Daughter (which
now forms . portion Of tho art.eoliestioa
ia Trumbull Gallery, Yale College) hs
kept himself closeted in bis room. and his
labor . secret. Persons calling upon him
received no information. for he always
stepped out Of his room, conversing with
them in the hallway thus the inquisi-
tive went away no wiser than they came.
Among those who were particularly tex
ercised" in regard to Mr.. Augur's mystic
risus conduct, was Deacon - (there's
no oeed sf calling nanes.) who. upon tho
sculptors coming into his store one day,
Intercepted him soosthing in the follow
ing manner j:
Il say. Augsr what arc you doing
cooped up in yosr room there? Looks
rather suspicious. Amt making counter
felt money. arc you?" -,5
Mr. Augar, upon thus being called ~
RvAosO0ay " oOoV0Dsp SVPitCOs
"Wcll. - I have almost finished my
work, and don't khow rs it need be %.
erst any longer. suppose may as we'll
tell you. Ihave been making . piece Of
statuary, which call Jephthah and biz
Daughter, an undertaking which wosid
have subjected me to ridicule at tho out.
set." +4 -t.s
"Ah, ha sculptor. eh? exclainsl
the Deacon. e Let me congratulate yoa.
Indeed, am surprised. But what il
tho subject taken frouf Who was Jeph..
thah ard s.''
"Whatl" burst forth the sculptor il
"a deacon in the church
and don't know who Jephthah and his
Daughter were 7" taaug
"Oh, yes!" CALCULATED the Deacon, 20
if it had suddenly recurred to him. IT
recollect-Shem, Ham, and Jephthah
Jephthah was one Of Ncah's
sons" ....s ~,
Mr.. Augur laughed heartily, aud en-. au...
joyed the Deacou's discontinue exceed.
ingly." os, +,
Hold on! - broke forth the Deacon,
"I'll bet that Deacon -" (saming .
near nsiehbor,) "dont know thing more
about il than did" -
And out Of the door he sailed, to test
the truth Of his statement, followed by
Mr.. Augur. Without stopping for breath
de Inquired, 40 A.
deacon. who was Jephthah I" '.@r
"Jephthah? Jsphthah2 Let me seei''
"Don't know who Jephthah was 7" ia- ,
tsrrupted Deacon No. !, with touch Of
sarcasm in his voice. ast
"Yes, Jephthah was one Of Napols.
on's generals" -
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Come Critic. !

= b .rz
Artemti K. Warl. .the''wax work med
Is out with smother letter. Hear him :,e
II am travellin with . tent. which Is Eht
ter moi hsrin halls. \ Ny show consists Of
. series of wax works; . paneraudy caiId,
graud Hovin Diarsa Of the War n tho
Crymear. comic songs aud the Ca1kero6-
which little eass continues % conduct him
self in the most outrageous style. ] starA
ted out with the idea ofmaking ny show
. great Moral Eatsrtainment; but I'm
compelled 70 swars - mach at that Air
Internal Cangaroo, I'm afraid this design
will be Asstrassd V ssa extent. And
while speaking ofmofality remind ne Nat
sum folks tara up their noses st shows
like mine. sayipg tAey b lev snd sot fs
70 b pasronised BY people ofhigh degree.
Sare maintain that this i unfgfnul non-
sense. I maintain that war 6gures 10
oefs elevatia thaa oil the plaje ever wrc.
~. Take 0hakspesr for instance. Peo-
PIE think he's great things, but ] contend
he y quite the fsvers to the. contrary.
Whes sort of seass = thar 70 Ming Leer.
who goes rouDd c1ssia biz dartsss, ohsw-
ing hay. and throwin straws at folk, and
lardn like silly old keot and making =
ass Of himself gidsrsllyf sa
Tiers Mrs: Macbeth, shc il nice kiud
Of woman to have, amt she, putin old
Mac, her husband, up to Staying Duncan
with . chees knife, while he is payin :
friendly visit to their house. o its high-
ly morality spoze, when she larfs widely
and SCI, gin me the daggers-i'le let his
bowels OUT or words to that sffeck-isay
this is all strickly proper, i sposes That
Jack Fawlstafis likewise = imnoral old
cuss, take him as 70 may; and Hamlit is
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UThe most destructive food ever
known in these parts is now raging On the
northwest branch of the Susquehanua
river. The railroad is submerged, asd
all travel suspended. All the bridges on
the west branch as far. ~ Williamspert
are gone. The Lackawana and Blooms.
bury road is under water in some places
10 feet. The canal in many places is
completely destroyed. Half Of Danville
is completely under water. and the river
is still rising.
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Miste1lxne1ms.
The Judgment.

Thc.neccssity for general Judgment
is mentioned by The Apostle in I'd Cor.'
5th Chapter aud 10th verse.
"For We must all appear before the
judgment seat of Christ; that every one
may receive the things done in his body
according to that he hath done, whether il
be good or bad"
The object then is that every moral
agent of the human family may be then
and there rewarded according as his life
shall have been either good or pad in this
present world.
If the present state Of existancc had
been retributive as it is probationary
there might have been less necessity for a
general Judgment then there now appears
to be. But seeing that in the wisdom OF
God it is not so; it seems to me in
dispensible that there should be general
judgment.
There are two particulars which appear
to me to render general judgment nee.
essary.
First that God may have . fair and
suitable oportunity to viudicats his owu
character Of those charges brought
against him 20 often by wicked men and
Devils.
| And secondly that as the Apostle has
expressed it, to reward every one accord.
ing to the deeds done in the body.
Now almost every body knows that
there has been and even now is great
deal of murmuring against God.
The Devil commenced this TRADE against
him in the garden Of Eden, and he has
been going about, carrying it on ever
since; and alas! for our first parents they toe
readily joined with him in this work of
rebellion; and all their postcrity have
followed on in the same course of finding
fault with the Almighty. Bus at the
Judgment seat of Christ, all this vile
slander and false accusing Of the ever
blessed Deity will be swept away by the
breath of his mouth aud tho brightness
of his coming.
God will then and there make it appear
most plainly that infinite love. and in.
finite wisdom has moved him to do all
that he has done or ever will do.
Much of this complaining against in
finite goodness has been on the false sup
position that his ways are not equal
But in that day God will make it appear
contrary: T. this. Gods enemies will
then see that all his ways have been
equal and that all his judgments have
been just, and that Notwithstanding the
great disparity apparent in the condition
Of man while in this wsrld. rome being
rich while others are poor. some healthy
while others are sickly, soms exalted ID
gil important and honorable places in ths
Church and State, while others can never
rise above the common level Of society,
and thousands of others who are poor and
wretched and miserable in the extreme
that Notwithstanding all this, that the
ways of the Lord have all the time been
equal and that very much Of this appar
eut difference in the conditions Of mer
has its foundation not in the will OF
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: -Evcrgreens should be transp

-Evcrgreens should be transplant.
ed just Us the bud starts, which with 6r.,
10 about the 6rst Of May. with the ssrues
q Month later. Mr.. Reed adviser Ia tts.
Country Gentleman, to take those raj
over foot high from ths forest or ala
where they start and plsnt theM - /.
garden. After two years they ~ 30
transpianted with a. much .cwhisty oe,
their living as Of fruit trees. Il those
who must have large evergrsss y sass.
the following directions are given: .Yoa
ago" .
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Mood ashes for soap.making
should be made Of sound wood and be
fresh and Tree from earthly matter when
leached; ashes Of resinous wood will not
make soap; lye must be used for soap as
soon as possible after it is made. because
exposure to the air of ashes or lye causes
them to absorb sulphuric acid.
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Franklin House.

IA THE Subscriber has erected the past season
f15U0 house at the junction OF the Cherrydeld and
Je11W Sullivan roads, In Franklin, which he mas
onened nj the OF travellers. Good stables
attached to tie same. The House and All the htung
srs new and every attention will be paid to those pas
tronixing the Franklin House. The public vi II ma ths
Ueuse not only much needed Convenience but kept IN
manner 70 secsre the eeafort and ease OF tn0se
ising II. SohN r. "ooD 80
FRANKLIN, Jan. 1855. Sm2|
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The southeza correspondents q ths ssstou
AdVsr.issr, IN one ct his recent lst:sr,,
saysi
F" L 10 idle Nzd foolish-more. IL i. IL.
and crusl--to urge Or argas tbat tbere 1.
danger e furtacr a-Eed resistanre Il -
artncri y 81 tie Government ir sorth -
DINA : know there were a scofecf ,T-c,.,.-
icderaie officers In the convention. sn,ss-.t
that Indicate q rsteliious spirit7' -
qutried- Fer ny parf. VIA svs-v -
- TIE state could be filed Win 80 49,
ofaeers. i Is The universal testirony - ~
every oEioeT Of our own troons Wa -, + 7
havs eonsersad, lrun she cd1,, =, -
eral doEni a. ssllas ofsverv gsrf5.-s -,
tive months resident IN he stSie' -. -
iaie reoel etheers are Of better ffsno.i Co.
toward tae Government. toward Modem
ere, .,''ard progretsion, than srr cher oisss
HoPinions Of this sasi kad sunnaisd from
/. sostheFn paper, no matter hcw zs.iously
asFo'ea 70 the Uuio1. Il would have hssn
denounced a. rnsouad, & not diaioytl Com
ING rom correspondent d he AdTertsss.
81 course they are isecnir0Yeritls.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.

MIiIrAEY DIVISION or rHK TKSNSasFr !
CHIEF qUASEEAEAsEEEs osEcE. U. s. MI, r. Rs.
NASHVILLE, IESN, Sept rs, Ise5. J
WILL Ufisr at pubic sale the following describe
j property o the United States. viz:
o. Friday, Oet2ber 20t1. lse5, nes- The Chaea-
ncogs Detot, Nashville. fem. and confipuin,
daily thereafter until competed, TWO THOUsaNf
IOsS DID SCRAP kAILR0AD IRON more q,
lest consisting Of Car VII els aud Car Arles Br7d0s
Castings and hods, and large assortment on Casi
and Wrought Strap To Be sold in lots u 25 ten,
or more 10 sat the pnrehs sr
FIVE Mills OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON
suitable tor country Bore Railroad track.
EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP RRaaa
AND COPP ER, on Wednesdav, October 2sth. con.
unuing thereafter unit completed
SIX MILLION FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBFR
(more or lessl, IS { lloWs:
LOO coo feet Oak Bridge lumber
90, 20 feet Pine Bridge Lumber
500, 900 feet Oak Lumber, assorted
Lou .oo1 ieet Pine LumbsT. sssorled
LUZ QUO iect Poplar Lumber. assorted
100000 fsei beech, Wanat, Hickory Ash A.
70 pe sold IN lots Ct tooo iees or more to suit pur-
4Oo, Shingles fn,ore or lessl.
On Monday, Oc,oner SOth at Antioch. n and n.
Z. R, ONb BUILDING. .t -
Ga Monday, oc,ober 30lh, ct Smyrna, N. and q
R, r. at o'elock, P m, ONs BUILDING.
= IN y, Iuesdsy 9eioo1L sssi at TIliahomA. n and
On Wsdae dsy. Novemberlst. Iss5. Il na.rh.-5
n aud c. K X, TEN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUSE,
On Thursday, November %. at Steven =. Al.
FOUR BUI LDINGS. - 49,
On THURSDAY. November I'd n Bridq.ro-+ n
ant c. R n OSE BUILDING =
On Thursday, November I'd, At shellnoui. n
md c. r r., Il 4o'elock p. NJ, ONE RlTT-DiNs
On fnday, Ne7embsr Sd, lSe5. At Cnaftsn oea
Tenn, snd O ntnning daily until comp eted, OSE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS
lmore or less), such IS Storehouses Mess ao5
DWELL z Houses Ohces, StablPs, ac
larRe proportion q the aboye mentioned h,,la
ings are substantial an well ad~pted for sfher
dwellings or stores at ths same time they are "a
cons Tneted that they can be readily removed II
As the land On shieh tsese holdings uov st.,s
does not belong to The Government he lieht fo -
move mem wi be suSrAaiesd for ten ds1s fom
cate Of sale 80"
s. e Q c, mEnsnee al o'clock each day, unless
Otherwise Epecided-
Any Information desired m ref renee t,,be .s.,v.
psoner.y may b. had upon applicaioc 10 Csnf q
B. Hanili, A. Q. n. Nashville, lena. or 800 "
T. hopkina, 2. z ~, ghe1tAnocga, Tenn.
Terms cAsh h GoFrrnnlsnt Funds.
sepsotaOvl Capt and AZ. NJ, Q. S s. L Arrow
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Rev. Thomas II. Pearns, d. D.. late n
ure1on, j. at present in kaoxvilIe. tbe -,,s..
Of hm- Homer.
Dr. Pearne is ths Presiding Elder Of the
knoxville District, appointed by B'shop
Starks of Cincinnati. st he session % ths
.9gai Aethodisis OF The Ho'ston Conference
9e q a. AtheEss Asst Tennessee, he Ist a
There i aEcsier Presiding elder Of this
district, aPpointsd By ire rebel Bishop.
Soiil hAriy, OF Va, who held the Methodist
trenell Conference al Marion. Va. The ma
Hieroaa counties Constituting TIE Knoxrilie
bsstriet, contain several thousand Mesh
oais'ss and 70 their honor Be it said tbev
sre and have ever been legai, almost 10 !
The Msikoc.s.s have to select between
-ae elders That they will choose Dr.
tesfnr' ana exiene % him a rorairl vel.
come ne nan can tuabt who SHOWS urv-
tang o. their character. DR.. Pssrns h q
enTisiian gentleman and devoted patriot
and susi such man Is We desire IA 80 -,
ile n Tennessee. Ia the convention Which
-otninated AoEanau Lincoln and Andrew
'aanaeni Dr. Pesrae bore q conspicuous
PaFt- he vas chairman Of the deiseafion
nom We ; alc o. Dragon. and worked assif-
aooely ior TIE nomination Ct Aadrau John
son Tor the Vice PreIide1cy. The frsf dele
CATION which changed thcIr vote fcr John
on vas the deleyatlon from Oregon. AZ
{ Asirman, Dr.. p announced. vii pride
ma aAiisfsctioa, the vote Of Oregon for our
mi ne1t ieilow-citizen- For the nonins-
.ien o. President johnson, much credit il
iue Dr. Pearns.
In the canvass Be made speeches all over
ne stsie TOR the choice 81 the people Of
last Tennsssee--Lneoln and johnson.
We doubt not be uiA recaive, as he de-
efNes, the unanimous supppzt Of loval
dethodisss.--kuorsiii1 Hli1'
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have noliced,an advertisement IN the
different city papers, headed, asecond An.
nual issue Of the Nashville civ DIRECTORY. %
This b. done % miaicad the business men Of
the city. and give the impression that th e
party bad either bought out my interest ID
the Directory, OF % make them believe thHt
I would nat get Out a Directory Tor ls0G
They tried % get the use Of my name l5r
the Directory, bus this refused neither
would agree 90 engage them on the Difec-
tory which ! propose getting up ID the
spring Of 500. This uss done on account
o. their ineapalility OF managing q work
o. .he Kind, Is veil a. other h5siness II,
Which We were formeri coanecied besides.
the party who i getting up the DIRECTORY i
not resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take The same interest in the
ma ter az citizen Of the city would
write this IN justice to thspubiic as we'll
o. myself
Respectfully, R.H. sfSatr4ov.
Publisher Nashviilo Directory.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

A Ii to be sold Tor cne Dollar each. without re-
"a gard b value. Mt 70 be pad for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
''In Is one OF Abe hrgest arms 10 the CITY Of n
York, snd are doing a ferY extensive bu iness, and
have Rand the largest stock that can Be found in
the City."-Oceana Tines, Fsnt Water, Mich, Oct.
"a, 1854. eThsir stool. is large, and buyers may
felY on articles purcha ed nom them just as repre-
scented. Their Ion cor tnuance IN business enables
them 20 offer better Inducements than any other
house IN the cty."-Loysl American, Anderson.
Ind, OcL -, 1854. II heir Watches are admitted
by conn etent Judge, and those who have used
item, 70 be the best use. They are 81 they are
sdveItsed TO he."-lndependoot, Warrenton, ~,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large dealers and their
stock Is manufactured in the best style, and ofpure
materials, Telegraph, Saugarues, n, r., Oct a,
1854 sAil goods iurlished what they e rep
resented 10 be''-limes, WatsrTiile, y, Oct q,
lsat WORTHY Of confidence wyoming Demo
crat, WErsaF. n Y. Oct Is. 1854 "Eonoraole and
fair dealing men. Cumberland Valley Journal
sarhaniesburg Pa Oct 30 1854
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In ther stosta q
Wines & Brandies,
lll % uucH Asz
oENUINE AND tMPoRTEB,
A.. l.. 60

fs1nariln ana rlllG 0Idaa atanias
Odd ohulre aad HrarrlrIi y .lirI-rs
londna hecE al EurE1rtT farf.
Ciarri
Hsai ls.9,s.ss sia..aiasr' HaslhsiBss ra o..
D.nsFa'F. eaa Msi.i saa Ho.au.ss. csa.a.
ftnsi c,sniieu. ooart. nupur'a Co h nrasfs..
v. tstn. Scotch. aoulpou ana RctEriadn ccuat5
nol and GiH.
9ais.ehno Aa.luiha yssnosihs so .iI assosi-
Rstsrss - 5f-ns...t u.,,--.
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Oihcers who desire % have their men mus
tered cut Of service immediately, can have
their Muster-Orl Bolle, PAY Accounts.
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return II
Quarternasier and Ordnance Stores. cor
rceuy aud promptly made out 81 the claim
agency Office of lngersoll and Rogers, 40 y
Cherry street, up stairs. sepils tf
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PEoTooaAPHs.-PhotoErapha Of Generals
Federal and Conlederats. The largest col
lection in shs west, for sale. wholesale sua
retail. Remember The place. Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 1sCedsr street, opposilo Com
mreial Hotel. mara7 n.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FrER a suspension ef four years fhis lusiitu-
"a ton has been rs-orEatizeo, sad vii be re-
opened GA MONDAY, Ccober ID, 1873.
The Oollece is fsvofebly situated IN a gu ct
heslthy section Of county. and every facility will
be- extended ior the aequisijOn Of a sound piactl.
cal edg atom, 2 be Couuse 81 Study will enlbracs
Ancient A. d Modern Languages; Mathematics, As
tronomy, and Civil EnslnsenaE; Natural Philoso-
phY. Chemistry, and Natural history; Mental and
Mora S1ence; An sent and Modern History, and
Civil puiiiY Ehaforic, snd Eng ish Literature.
Elder T. FAnEIxa, sssisted oT Professor J. D.
PIckeit Professor A. J. Fanning. snd other side
and expeiisnssd Edgcstors. viii have the imms-
disie msrag ment Of the ipsttGaon.
a school OF Agriculture.
Under T. Farming. eutrac "a griculiursl Chem.
isfiv Natural History, and the practical manage
meet 81 the Farm and The Garden. vii be connect
ed with he College.
The Session sf rrsnkln College vii consist Of two
Terms The irst viii begin Oc5oter I'd, 1855, and
eud February ls'h 1855 the second vii begin
FehrusrF 18th and end June ssh. 1885.
Expenses per Tersni hosrd Rcoms, Fuel and
Washns Sis Tuition 10 College, So; Tuition IN
Prepsraiory Department $50 Noosl Music, S
lanIlor Fee S..
for Crcllars, CONTAIN nc further in 'oru'aton, ap
ny TO II. fsaunE. OF Professor D Pickett, Nash
vilo. Tennel see.
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WoSDERFUL E0SBEsCsfrr Form AZ
DEcHaRD, TExs.-On Tuesday moruing
about seven o'clock, e wonderful nonds-
script was found yiug on the top OF q wood
pile N the rear % the hotel az Dechsrd
The thing Wa, in appearance. half human
aud half canine. The upper half Of he
phenomenon resemblsd the body and head
Of an infant 3 few days old. With the er-
eeptioa Of the face aBd hands, this portion
was covered with light, curly hair. which
on the top Of The head, was fully two iuches
long. The hands and face we're entirely
exempt from hair, and were. in everv v,sT.
similar % an infants. The lower half of
tins wonder corresponded exscily with the
hind quarters Of cog, includinra tail
sbodt twelve inches long. and covered with
curly hair, similar TO that on the hea4 OF
me prodigy. t wns alive when iousd, and
was regaraed By the Inhabitants with min
gled wonder aud horror They were made
eided whether il were not the /. lieT work b
buru the marvel IN tbs dames. Itwas
tnaily taken possession of by taa aruv
surFeors, who are stationed IN de own.
shou the earnestly Re hEuted up aud re-
tanned By P. T. haruum, it would doubtlsss
Be regarded o. q suitable successor 90 the
HHAT-Is-Ir.-C AafiaHooqa Gaseffe.
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SPRING WAeONSI
SPRING WAGONS !!
Csc
Farm Wsgensl Farm Wagons /!
SsIe Of Government Mules.

OrFIzf ASSISTANT QoAH-rznasrra,
NksHtIEiE. TESs-. Oct s. lS65.
WILL oHer ior sac 81 putic suction 81 DE
6iovarnucnt Corrsls IN Nashville, Tenues e, ca
Menaay. Olci. sd lass,
SEVEN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
These mules are al large sizs. ia COED oandition,
nd frer from aisesse. uos. q them having nesu
usei in he transpor aiion 81 tnts depot
sic 10 commence e. c'cior q. m. octoosr 2, ~
49, arf ooatinue dairy ulff The stock i al sold
Terms eash IN GoFsrnuf1t iugIts-
~ ordaF o Cll. 4. :. Mackay, CnieI 2 u. peps
- 49, E h. Kirk,
s,rtf.rsf capt znd A. = n.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs
oARaTAcE mANUFAo5TiURERs..

CIN6LETON, R. q -BOokseller, Publisher,
y stioner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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CAMERON, WIN a oO.-Book ana Job Printers,
u and pu fishers Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley, between Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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coat AAD>WOOD.

FTSOMPKINs, H. co.,. s. c aim Agents,
4 Ui6cers' Pay Aceoun's and Qusrtermssters'
Vouchers b5usht at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cleanse he Sysism Of alI In
PBFlIlss.

~. seAlnc'a hlocd-furiffinr Panaeaa ff
-. sNayner liood-PaFiSias Paaacea.7
~ leta-a lon 'ol eunaE scrcflis. c|d ulcers. I'D
iollt g p PANT, uIcer1fei sdrs t1roll shIa asaiI
~ dal< ollees 90 aelec.s is ieessI- lois. w.
- $50 p -ia.l mas or aaslar iasr, rrounafc =.
iecii p, Faius 10 ile bunas. - e ain1os. rt-.rI
laialif- ans Heak AL dstsl lsild o1 anr iIssra.
Ct t-cloll-las railre, o. . sGIc 90 o. ecc1 - e.
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certainty.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

The Original ana Bert IN the World
The only trus and pcrfsc. Hair Dye Harm
lees, Reliable aud lnslan fansouf. Produces
Immediately q eldd b. ck Of natural
Brown. without niuring ide hair or * d.
Remedies The ID effects % bad dyes. Sold
By al Druseists The genuine = signed
william A. Bachelor. Also
Hsgeaerafiag Ertrari n Mliefeara. f,-
Rssf5risg 1as alaa.l fgiaq ~ HaI-.
CHARLES BATcHELOh, NEE Yorr.
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