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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09
An Advertiser vino succeeds. =

an Advertiser vino succeeds. We do
not contend that no man ever got rich
who did not advertise, but we do assert,
if one ever did get rich without this
important "help to fortune" he worked
much harder than ii he had called in
the aid of the newspapers. 1t may be
set down as an axiom in business that a
liberal advertiser will be corresponding
ly liberal with his customers. If a
merchant has only few customers he
must get larger profits than the one
who has many customers. Milwaukee
has many enterprising houses in the
mercantile line. We happen to know
that as much as 500, coo is annually
paid to the country press of Wisconsin
and Minnesota for advertisements. One
of the most liberal houses in this line,
and as for that, in every other line, is
that of L. r. SHERwIN & Co., vino fig
ure so largely ON our Sd page to-day.
This house has built up an immense
business. Both members of the firm
are young men, but they understand
the springs of business. The whole Sc
cret of selling goods is to keep the sup
ply and suggest to the consumer the
want. These being associated together,
the matter of price will be agreed upon
by the markets and seasons. For in
stance, we have several hundred reams
of paper bought at ten cents per pound
less than it is now worth, the result is,
we can do work cheaply and still make
something. So with our merchants.
They bought goods at the recent tum-
BILE, and they are now clearing out for
the spring stock, which must be bought
in February.
We will not ask any body to read the
advertisement of Sherwin & Co., for
everybody will do so without a hint
from US. The New York Tribune says
an advertisement in that paper cost
81, 800, but it's nobody's business what
Sherwin L Co.. paw us.
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S n in $ .
we neSire TO Preface our

advertisement with the remark that We do
not believe in making any representation,
either in an advertisement OF over the counter,
that the facts do not warrant, and SO Tar as
our Instructions and personal supervision
could effect il, we have always intended thbt
the business of the house should be conducted
in accordance with that view. The house will
never advertise anything that they do nos
have, nor at different prices from what they
intend to sell at The "CleaTing out Sale.
which may be cited as evidence against the
above assertion, was advertised during Mr..
SHERwIS's absence in the South, and at ;ime
when the house really intended to give up the
retail business.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09
Fashionable SMUGGLING.

A belle of Detroit visited Windsor the
other day, and indulgiug the propen-
sity of her sex to shop" stepped into
store, and being tempted by very
rich aud cheap piece of silk, purchased
it, and was considerably shown into a
small back private rOom-a necessary
adjunct of every Canada border store
to arrange" her silk under her crino-
line. Just then spying from the win
dow, n Detroit Custom House official
with whom she was well acquainted, ev-
identity waiting the sailing of the ferry
boat, the bright idea struck her of TAX
ing her shawl from her shoulders and
enclosing the silk within its folds. So
doing, she left the store with her shawl
over her arm, was very glad to meet the
Custom House friend, and the two step
ped on the ferry boat. The gallant
suggested she should put on her shawl,
as the wind on the water would be raw,
and offered to assist an the operation.
She gracefully declined the offer, being
very warmly clad, and he, of course,
then relieved her of her shawl, throw
lug it over his own arm. 1t was noticed
he changed it from arm to arm as If the
weight was burdensOme, aud finally re-
lieyed himself of it by laying it on the
bench of the boat. On the Detroit side,
however, he took up "the burden of life
again, aud escorted the lady to her
home, very warm from his labor, and
perfectly conscious that he was Snug
gler, and delivering the shawl iuto her
hands, remarked that If her shoulders
ached from carrying that shawl as his
arm did, she never would wear it but
once. -Mil,caukee Daily Wisconsin,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09

New Nusic.-The following new ard beautiful
pieces of music a'e just published at Fl. N. Hemp
sted's Piano WarerOoms and Music Public hing
House, 419 Main ST. Milwaukee and will be sent by
matt, on receipt of price:
That Missing Voice-song and chorus-prce. . 35c
Our Boys are Home tt Stay-song and chorus. S5c
o d Aho, the Battle Eagle song and chorus
Wit. beautiful photographic title. ........... soc
Mary III Meet lie at the Door. 3jc
The For aken-sOng by Miss Gabriel -. 49,. 4Uc
Cannot Sing the Old Songs-charming ballad,
by Claribel. 1870. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ACC
IL wit be Su mer Tine, By-aEd-by. SOC
Our Boys are Coming Home-very popular. SOC
INSTRUMENTAL.
Soldiers Return Quickstep. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35c
Gen. Shoridan's Qulckstep .................... 35c
NAV Queen Polka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
Pralr e Scholtisch --.....-... .......... DOC
Lilly OF the valley Mszurka Observation-Disclosures. soc
beauty 0alop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49c
II Baco WaliZ-by Gsten Observation-Disclosures. 4Oc
L'Airicaine dc Meyerbeer- FAntaisie by Ket
peA 1890. IL WO
Home Love. two beautiful pieces, =. SOC
Switzers Farewell. | By Merz. :. BIC
Abraham Lincoln's Funeral March -. -. :. 4Uc
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09

The Emperor of France has ordered
a scientific mission to explore the Cam
bodia from the source OF the Mei-koa
TO Thibet, where all traces of the river
disappear The country which 1t trav-
erses has hitherto been unexplored, and
is unknown to modern geographers, al
though certain ruins scattered over it
attest the fact that high degree of civ
ilization once existed in this deserted
region.
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JOHN NRZRss s. go.

2I3, 32I and 223 East Water Street
MILIVA UKEE, WIS,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Hardware, Iron, Ste ], Nails, Rope and Timers
Stock. Howe's Improved Patent Counter Scales
Boston Rubber Betting, Packing and Hose, Hoe &
IS Saws.
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Fer Business Eil,cati,

Fer Business Education and to become
God telegraph operator, go to bryant, Stratton &
Spence, 5 Milwaukee Business College. For college
paper. circulars and information. address
BRYANT. SITUATION & SPENCER,
orr-s-
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Another Reason whg Sell

.hese goods at such prices, instead of selling
them IN the reg lar way and make very
large profit on them, may be founIl In the fact
that We are practical advertiser, having made
the science of advertising a stG1y, and being
l ~ oeIevers IN Its efficacy when properly I'M
derstood and applied. We find thai n infed
matter is not, by any means, the only nor al
ways the best means of Advertising and when
the fluctuations of the market give ms an on
portnnty, We believe in selling goods so PAL
paoiy below their value that they shall be tine
best Kind OF advertisement to all who sae then,
We believe the lot of goods we Iow offer will
DC he best advertising card We ever put forth
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09

Dr. j. Wilbur, Magnetic Physician viii
cure the sick at his residence SOL Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee, wis., until further notice. Also cure
at any distance by seudn magnetized paper.
Send handwriting, subscribed envelope, ana four
red stamps H. will publish in the Nil, wAURFs
different diseases
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EuYs I! FuYs

A. II. GARDNER & CO., 80 Wisconsin ST.,
Are the oldest Fur House in the Northwest Trey
pay the highest market rates for all kinds of Furs
Thoss having furs to sell will Id to their interest
to consult their prices before selling Prices fur.
nj he'd on application. The celebrated Newhcuse
Steel Trap at whole ale prices nov22h43nd1y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09

The Pacific ocean covers seventy
eight millions of square miles, the At
lantic twenty five millions.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09

Sir James Macklntosh invived DR..
Parr to take a ride in his gig. The
horse became FESTIVE. "Gently, Jem-
N.Y." said the doctor, "don't irritate
him; always soothe your horse, Jenny.
You'll do better without me. Let me
down, Jemmy?" Once on terra firma
the doctors view of the case was
changed. ''Now, Jenny, touch him
up. Never let horse get the better
of you. Touch him mp, conquer him,
don't spare him-I'll walk back
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-10
SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
HOOP SKIRTS,

j. W. B,adley's New Patent DUPLEX ELLlPT1o
Tor doube) SPRING SKIRT.
Vests Bradley ~ Cary late J. 4 ]. o. Wes)
Sole proprietors and manufacturers, 81 Chambers
and ~ and 81 Reade Streets, N. Y.
hiS invention consists OF duplex Tor tYo) FI.
hptic steel springs, ingenously braided tightly
and firmly together edge to edge. making the
toughest most flexible elastic and durable spring
ever used. They seldom break or bend like single
springs. and consequently pref erve their perfect
an besutia shape twice az long IA any OF her skirt
he wonderful fexibiity and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
Crowded assemblies operas, carriages. railroad
cars churches pews. arm chairs, pi omeDade and
hou,e dress. AZ he skirt can be folded, when In
use. to occupy small place SIS easily as 0 silk or
mnslin dless.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort,
and convenience OF wearing the 'uuplex Elliptic
steel spring skirt for single day. will never af
te ward willingly dispense with their use For
children. misses. and young ladies', they are eu-
perior to all others.
They are the besl quality in every part. and IN.
qneStl"nably the lightest, most iesi iable comior
table amt economical skirt ever made.
For sale In all frst-class stores in this city and
throughout the o. s., Ganadas. Havana de Cuba,
Mexico South America. and West Indies
INQUIEEFoR TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT. 2Owl3
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n ca III I'D.

Editor of NEwsDEALER In reply TO many
letters and inquiries from people in this section Of
the country, the undersiE ned take great pleasure
IN saying through the cOuIns OF your paper
that our renowned prepel alton known Us COE'S
DYS EPSlA CURE, Is certain cure Tor bys-
pepsia, in its worst stages Many cures Of long
standing, within our own acquaintance, have
been completely, and we believe permanently cur.
ed. IL will stop distress after eating almost in
stRneons.y, and enables the dyspeptic who has
liz ed for years upon Graham bread and the PLAIN.
est diet to eat rs heartily rs he peases, and any
thing he chOOses, without danger of distress, OF
sOuling or rising on the stomach. II is an nfaL
lible cOr.ector OF indigestion and cmancipatiou
creates healthy appetite. stops sick headache
heartburn, sickness at the stomach, pains, cramp
or collie in eitherst0mach or bowels and sW eetena
offensive breath, as soon as you take it, and bt
enabling the patient to take plenty of hearty food
(which il The parent of health" produces vigOr
and energy. In every trial we have known il
has speedily eradiGatej Dyspepsia with all its
attendant sufernFs, weakness, debility and loss
OF power. giving instead, proper activity and
tone to the stomach and organs Of digestion
and az we confidently believe and as he publish
cd certificates. amanacs, in many Of the public
journals, from conralescent patients will confirm
completely, permanently. and almost miracu
lously "cure the worst case of Dyspepsia in ex-
istence." We warrant II in every instance. Il
can be obtained at oil drug stores in the u. g.,
and Csnadas, at 81 % per bottle. or bottles for
$500. C.G. CLARK, " Co., Proprietors,
llyl New Haven, q.
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g7-3O LOAN The Ninth National Bank
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, $1,OOO.0Oo, PAID

CAPITAL, $1,000. 600, PAID IN.
Fiscal Agent Of the United States.
And Special Agent for Jay Cooke, Subscription
Agent
Will deliver 7-30 Notes Free of Charge,
by express. in all parts Of the country and re-
ceive in payment hecks on New York. Phia
delphia, and Boston. current bills, and all five
per cent interest notes, with interest to date of
sub cription. Orders sent by mail will be
promptly filled
] he Bank receives the accounts of Banks and
Bankers on favorable terms also of individuals
keeping New York accounts.
j. 7. HILL, asher. j. u. ORVIS, President.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-10
CANE SEED FOR 1865,

WE have secured large supply of pure. care.
w fully selected Cane seed and are prepared to
I'LL orders at tn following rates. and furni,h any
information concerpingit
REGULAR s0RGo.
BY mail prepaid per ID. 80 cents.
10 lbs. or less. by express, 20 cents.
LIBEkIAN CANE SEED.
BY mail. prepsid per ID. go cents.
l0lbs OF Less. by express, SO cents
Bend in your orders
CLARE SOR0G MACHINE Co.,
l22 Main ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THIRTY LOAN.


are worth a premium which in
$lual profit on the Y.3O loan. and
b from state and municipal taxa.
adds from one to three per cent
|ing to the rate levied on other prop
ftevest is payable semi-annually by
kchcd to each note. which may be
% to any bank or banker.
amounts to
nt per day ON a $50 note
nts &" q" - $40 {"
&c &" {" $500
III d" " d" $1,000
6" -" " " $500
he denOmi ration, named will be
,hed upon receipt of subscrip-
forwarded at once. The interest
neat will pc paid in advance.
BY LOAN IN MARKET
the Government, and il is conf.
that its superior advantages Will
BLAIR LAON or THE PEOPLE.
DC. 90, 900 of the Loan authorized
gtss are now on the market.
I the rate at which it is being alb
be subscribed for within four
b The notes will undoubtedly com
m rs has uniformly been the case
SUBSCRIPTIONS to other Loans.
citizens of every town and FEC
Entry may be afforded facilities for
an. the National Banks, State
Private Bankers throughout the
&tnerally agreed to receive subscrip
Subscribers win select their own
ch they have confidence, and who
responsible for the delivery OF the
they receive orders.
JAY COOK.
fseElPTIoN AGENT. Philadelphia.
pa will be received by the
Bank Of Montpelier. and the First
Of 81. Adams. l4ms
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he denOmi ration, named will be
shed upon receipt of subscrip-
! forwarded at once. The interest
neat will pc paid in advance.
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LOWEST PRICES.


'''OO D'A' / '-'1'e'' . '''1''1
''OOO AS'Oi '0'- i'' O'''i'
A'I'' 1u'0' pm
l''O0 Nests Ba'ho'si
I,OO0 Pkgs. Spices
800 Pigs. Wrapping and Sewing irvine
500 PAs. WICK
500 Box Soap, No l. German and Ioile
500 Coils Manila Rope,
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NA-AAANA n y
CJb'e Benz
Care colonel
CarmGn E a
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| Cane Dennis
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| ComstOck Frank
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| Chslfsn Geo b
! Cooper Geo
Cummings Geo AZ
CzuaTy Geo A
Case Harry
Cooley Marion L
Castle h Z
Carlin lames
Circle J
Camp J
Gina y James
Carlan capt Jas
CaIteight IF
Chslsaorth John
Cslishan John
Gravity John
COunel John
Clark Jos n
Co 3 er Jesse N
COrney James +
Comfy JEFF
Cory John
Z orDt James
CuuIB JOhn NJ
Cross James X
COul-On John
Crum l8fsyetts
CisI x Morris
CA X NIL
4 Nouneiy Michsel D
C,ulOn PeJsT
Cline deter ,
Caliy i1EtOn
Cle.r Pat
GsTsei hobt
Cone Robert
Cotton X :
Chonor Thomas
Y nDery ghos W
Con- p -ethC
Cou h ~
Ches-er Thos
Ctup e / Thos 2
"a 9 Wellington
Carr VIM
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Crockett Vim
Cumnias VIM
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom sight 70 twenty yesrs st4Hding. win nsnas
knoWn 70 science and ramo.
FOR medical properties d buchu, see Dispenas-
tory Of the United States
So Professor DoEees' valuable WORKS o. Ne
Practice 81 Physic-
So remarEa made - ne lata calenrstnd uf
Fhysick, Philadelphia
see ronnar-s made b Dr. Ephr.lm MeDoaau, q
Gale oratsd Physician and member 81 tho RoYa
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and puhIahsd IN he
Ira1 ssc1ons q the King and Quesn's Journal
Be- medlco-Cnirurgicsa Rsyisa, puhhshsd b
Ben ann IrsTeraI yellow q the Eoya College y
surgeon.
Sc most d tls lats s,andard works on medtcia..
EKtnact buchu. ---sl-00 pr b01tis, or AZ foT 40
aaraparlla, LOO . " Em
InuU7'd Rose WISH, 90 am
q half dozen Of each Tor 81, which WI -
sufficient % cure tae most ohzEats easea e dlro-
tcns are adherad 10.
Delivered . anI address, Securely packed non
ouserFslol-
sS-Descrl1o symptorna h ~ eonn1z,eEnoaa
guTss ElzrHntesL AdEios EFSrs
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n. OAKEROE 3 CO., Publishsrs.
TENS OF sURsURlpTIus,

WEDNESDAY, NAY Il. 1865.
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IODINE

As remedial agent he's long been in use,
and its virtues are familiar to ell.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Re1sGiHiNg IN The Nashville Post Office
"Wednesday, May IL, 1868
The List Of unealled for Letters has been
assigned 10 the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING The army.
All letters advertised sre subject 10 an extra
charge Of ,Eo GEMS Persons calling for them Will
please be prepared with tie Necessary change.
Persons ealing for these letters viii please say
they are advertised, and give the dste Of list.
All IeJtarH not taken out N one month vii D.
sent 70 Tie Oenersl Post once D. dead letters
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Boarding.

W. Gentlemen and TIER EIVes, % i0ur o. -
Il young men can tad good board aod K1ose, by
isIayiug ~ No. 3 sou sumner street belWefa
broad s1d Ohgrch strsets. Also Jour or aiu nice
loung meg g dAg boarseEs. BsteT-Rce required.
mayt-lSs
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ALEX. s. BRADLEY,
and Counsellor at Law.
AND
GENERAL CLAIM AGENT.

HAVISG been istely epgsged N the lreasury
II Department IN the adjustment Of Gains for
property lost "a United States service vii bring n
ms branch OF business t1oroUgh knowedge Of
TIE Law, Rules and Practice governing ths De-
part1nsnts.
REFFEs, ~ FEKEassIoS. TO
bon. v P. Fessenden, late Secretary Of TIE Tres.
sury.
Bon J. N. Brodhead. "a Comptroller Of Treasury.
d" 5 P. Chsse. Chief justice, y. s. C
Ma Gen. L. b. Roussesu.
Bon. Horace Maynard, knoxville, Tenn.
Hon. J. r plln, NashTiils, Tenn.
"a o5os, No IA Cherry street. nssyiT opposite
oapt G. 4. Hyip'sencs. msyilu
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AFFIDAVTTi

iPersonAly sppeared befsrs ne an 'AIdsrna- O.
ne ciy q Philadelphia, n. T. Hslmhold, Who. -
ng duiJ won, doth say, he prsparatons ooltan
% nafeotics DO mercQry, OF cther il5urious drua.
2aL aEe purely yegstanie- H.. T. HELMBOIAU
Sworn and subscribed before me- thia IA dayf
November, 1854. WI p HIBBARD
Alderman. 8th-Etreet, Above Rae. Phta
Addfuag lsltafa Cor infUrrualIou 10 cuuddanca
n. 7. HELMBOI.D, Charsist.
Depot ioa soufE Tenth-strest.
Bal0E Cnestuui. Phils1alphiA,
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LOODi BLOOD BLOOD
HsluDOld's highly OOsesatraisd O0mpouAa
Fluid Extract saFsapaFIIIs
BXPHILIB.
BXPEIILsIH.

THIS Ia An Affection q ths blood, and stacks ne
5aIuI Organs, llninEs Of tho NOsa, Ears, Throat,
Mindptpei and other mucuE surfaces, making is
appearances IN Tho form Of Ulcers. Hslub0ld's a.
Tract sarsEparila purihes the Blood, and removes
al scaly eruptOns d the ska, giving b Tie CON
p.euon clear md healthy color. It beng prepaT-
ca expressly Tor THIS class Of complaints rs blood
purifying properties a-a preserved " greater e.
tsnt tllsu sag other preparation q 5zEHsparlLa.
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HKLNBOLDs ROsK WASH.

An sEcelisnt Lotion fcr Diseases o. . Bynhiuue a.
turs, and ~ 40 injection N diseases o. he uruarJ
organs, arising Rom habits q dissipation, ussd n
counecuon with The hTiracts Buchu and garHsps
MIA in such diseases IS rocommandsd.
Evidence o. The most rasponafbla and rahahIa
$1,000 I'll arncupanY he ua.IclraE
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BEWARE OF oOUNTERFETS

Eho sadssEor 70 dispose sOF THEIR OWN -
o-L-ef ariaeies o. So reputation aiislnsd b
haill1cld'8 6fan Iins pIsDaratona
Extract huchn,
I" akraEpsri.a,s
Improved Ross Wsshi
sod y az DFuRgizlB ggsryWhare.
ASK Pc HKLaB0LUs-T1KR 30 0THk4
Gu 0 u "a E1yarliaamaaL s1d Er1d ~ lt-AN
goD EhPos9a - kas4EEF<l8E
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HeImbold's Extract BuOhu

u axe DO bslssni. Mercury, or unpleasant msdicBa
or aapissaani aut lsngsr0u ji6easas.
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broad street Bridge CemnanE,

DO1Ks Tor add.a0aal Subscriptions % stock IN
II the Bread 9ireet Bridge COMPANY an -
opened on Monday The l5th inst. % tie ofE-e ID
DE Ieunessee Marine and Fire fbsliaucs Carpps-
~, and = The once Of the Nashville Commercial
Insurance Compsny.
By order of the Bosrd
magiass AN BuTLER, Sc. ana Treas.
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new Iron Store.

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED has MADE AKA SOC. 's,iE-
i meut- ulth oue of the most eKtensiyg hlll.n5
Mis- in r tf-furz f1r 81 Hnpe supp y Of lI'9 ald
Nst- Ii +. rf Il Il rrces c1rrezpol4lr FIin Flfts-
f.rrs r-t.a 4 lave afrcE Of Far Sheet lr1ls and
No. an IL kapt % hand- Ortens iJr any HiE-=
and das--Ipfons VI 90 ta promptly eNacuicd, and
sold a. pltisturr rafe.-
u. b. DlCKET, Brood and High Sc.
raay2-tf pan
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sAMARITANz GIFT.
Sent BY mail in q pIsru e-var,-,,
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
Scr SI Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial


| e-.-'-t-4 on may be prCnOunced Iueu-afIs tn,
l,ls'iI'sn Root and Hero Juices VIII rsri,-v- 80
tI.ss On impurities nom ths system a. vrsI az IN
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
Anto DO sold faL One poIlsr each.

5000 Sets Ladies Jewelry-Yaried
70 Is each,
$40 Gold Pens, Silver Case B Pencil 90 each
400 Gold Pens, Gold Case & Pencil g % 10 each
500 Gold Pen, Ggid-m0un.sd Hold
TO eal
All the goods ll Tbs above st VIII be =1f1 .-H-
ont reservation. Tor one pJ-LaR each Certificate
ef al the various articles a.e placed "a similar en-
veiOpes sud sealed. These euye iopes viii be sent
b. mall, or delivered ST cur office, without regard
to choice GA receiving certificate you vii see
what Il represents, snd u is optional With you 20
send one dollar snd recfiye the article named, or
any other IN the LIST Of SAME vslU5 In al transso-
tons 10y msil We charge Tor forwarding the cert f.
Gates paying postage and dong the business, p
cents each. fIvE CEETIrIg ArEs Wll be sent for 81
E-EyFE for s., FHIaTT for S. SiETg-rIVr frr SLJ5
and ySE HUsuEED for SIS. BY this mode We r-ve
selections from sysred stock u fine goods, or the
hest make and istes, styles md Of Intrue.. WORM
a. S nominal prcs, while all nave q chance Of sCCu-
ring articles OF the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction IN eVerv instance
srd II there should be sHy person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
y return %, ami the pros viii be refunded
AGFKTs--We allow those acting a. Agents Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered provided Their
remittance amount 20 one Dollar
They viii collect twenty five cents for every Ger
tfcG-e, and retaining 10 cents, remit 20 rs cents
for each.
Ezo-Address GEO. 1ENfERTT & co,
JEnl-tm S03 broadway, AeT York.