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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

a5The attention Of all persons interest.
ed In oil speculations is called to the adver.
tisement of the Forest City Oil Company
10 another column. This Company has a
capital of 100000, and number of valu
able tracts of Oil Territory described in the
advertisement. Shares only tR5 each. Oul
formor townsman, Mr.. Horace wilkins, il
tho President and one of the Directors o
the Company, and will give all desired in
formation respecting it.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
HOME DEPA RTMENT,
Union County Convention.

Al tho Union County Convention 10 this
place on Saturday last. Benjamin Bidlako
was chosen President, and S l.. wadswor,h
Secretary. Tho following persons were
elected. by ballot.ss Delegates to tho Union
Stale Convention: j. W. Collins, Peter
Hitchcock. B D Woodbury., ]. y. Converse,
D. O. Treat. Tho following were elected
'ira poce, % Alternotos: M. G. Garfield
= q. An,isdalc, VIM. N. Koony, o. G.
u mt, d. johnson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

na>We last week inadvertently omitted to
mention the death of Mr.. Orrin Tucker of
ibis town, which occurred on the I'd inst,
after long and painful illness. Mr.. Tuck.
or was ono of the oldest and most respected
aud influential citizens of Chardou, and
like nearly oil OF tho pioneers who. are so
iast passing away. was provorbal for his in
dustry and integrity. We do not remem.
Der his exact age, but believe it was over GO
years.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

aeMr. w. p. Greor,of Painesvile, e,wbo is
member of tho State Board of Agriculture.
writes US, in regard to the coming State Fair,
that he has made largo promises for our
County, both as to attendance and cxhibi.
tors particularly for cheese" We doub,
not our people will sec that they are full
filled. He informs us that we are to have
IL or Is mombers of committees, and 2
cbairmen, one upon Factory Cheese" and
ono upon "Cheese Sweepstakes"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

31"We this week publish variety OF in.
formation respecting the claims of soldiers,
soldiers widows, &c. Persons interested
should consult some capable and rei.
able agent. IN. Hathaway, Esq, of this
place, as will be seen by his card in another
column, pays particular attention to the
collection of this class of claims, and We
take pleasure in commenting him as both
capable and reliable.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
MULBERRY CORNERS, GEAUGA Co, }
ONO, June 18th, 1864,

MULBERRY CORNERS, GEAUGA Co, !
ONO, June 18th, 1864,
DR.. L1GHTnILL:
SIR:-I have followed your prescrp.
tion faithfully since June 9th. am hap
py to inform you that have derived ben
eft lherefrom. My ear is decidedly bet.
ter; it discharges bur very little, and that
unpleasant burning sensation has passed
away. l cannot but hope that by the
use Of your medicines short time longer
l may be entirely cured; il SOL shall ever
feel gra,iied that applied to you for as
Yours, &c.,
Mrs. G. r. STRONG.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

&5~Mr John Parmolo, Bugler Of Bat
terry q, let Ohio Artillery. is at homo on
furlough. John looks very natural, and all
his ole friends are glad to SOC him, although
they regret that he is in poor health. The
Batter3'bas not boon mustered out, and is
supposed to bo en- route for New Orleans.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
FROM ALONZO RHODES, MONT
VILE. GEAUGA COUNTY. O.

FhOM ALUMNI hHOUES, NUM-
VILE, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.
CLEVELAND. O., June 29,h, 1854.
1t is with pleasure that herewith Ger.
tify> that my hearing has been very much
benefited by the skill and treatment o.
DR.. Lighthill, under whose care l have
been for the past two months. The ca
tarrhal difficulty in my throat is, | am
happy to say, also much better, and the
cough which has been troubling me foi
years, has also yielded to DR.. Lghthill's
treatment, so that now l wish to recon- :
mend to any one as l have been. l re-
side in Montville, Geauga county, Ohio.
and will be happy to see any one concern.
ing the veracity OF this statement.
ALoNzo RHODES.
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NS-We are indebted to Hon. A. G, Rid.
die for copy of his very able argument for
the defence, in the case of the United States
vs. Louis Schirmer, 18th N. Y. Heavy Ar
tillery,tried before General Court Martial at
Washington, on charges of forgery, fraud,
embezzlemont, &c. Mr.. Riddle takes dc.
servodly high rank as lawyer, in Washing.
ton,
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For % Fs1S% F%s% * s"s s%s

For Nal0..!!ah!aaaMslss 'FsIT1 FaE% and and
IL WI SsSAOs Grist Mill, the Estate
of Hopestill Armstrong, deceased situated in
the east part of Claridon township, Geauga Co..
Ohio. Said Farm contains about l35 acrte Of
land-a good house, a small tenement house, n
carriage house, two large barns; the cow barn
has stone basement, the other has in il plat
form scales for weighing cattle and hay, a kiln
for ueFning or baking tile. The Farm is we'll
watered with good spring water, good pure wa
to- bxought into the barnyard in an aqueduct.--
The Farm is in the highest state OF cuI'lva tion,
the plowland bing thoroughly underdrai ined
with tile--every thing around the iarm and build.
ngs are Substantial and convenient as good
farmer would have it. The Grist Mill is large
two story bu lding in good repair; two run OF
Az feet burr stone wo bolts, alcorn' cracker, and
everything convenient and necessary Tor cean.
ing wheat, aud making good flour--a good and
substantial dam, with shed for the shelter oi
teams a house and barn, large garden, and the
mill has an extensive run OF custom. SAID iarm
and mill will be sold together, or the mill With
out the farm.
TERMS.--Part pay down; the balance on
time with good security and interest. For tur-
ther particulars inquire OF Prudence NJ Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatlah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio
PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG,
PELATIAH ARMSTRONG, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG. J Er'rs:
S04f
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Dissolution.

TIME firm of Wilkins e. Kelley is this day dis.
i solved by mutual consent All persons in.
debted to said firm will please call at the old
stand, and make payment to A p. wilkins, or
the new firm Of Kelly Brothers, ioI whom We
extended to us. A. WILkINS,
c. IL. KELLEY.
CboYdon. luna 7tb. 1865 s0iw3
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 2, 1864

SLhf ELANDI lNOts lOO4.
DR.. LgAthW:
DEAR SIR-I am happy 10 add my testi-
mony to the numerous ones in your posses
sion, helping thereby those who are afflict-
ed in way similar to mine, as well as
to show my gratitude to yourself. who
have relieved me of q disagreeable as well
as painful case of catarrh, of six years
standing. My case, perhaps not differ.
ing much from cases of catarrh in gener,
al, had, however, one particularly dis.
agreeable feature, of which I cannot 9TH
erwise than speak-A constant pain ovel
my forehead. and over my left eye, which
tormenled me very much. l am happy
to say that, free from it, and, judging
from the success you are having in my
case, do not hesitate to recommend yor
to my friends and the public.
L. E. NEY,
Concord Township. Lake Co., o.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

nDMr. d. NJ. Allen, who is announced
to speak at South Newbury on the 25th
inst, informs us that his subject will be,
''The National Crisis--the Danger and the
Remedy"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

Ns-Mr H. A. Smith, of this place. is the
County Agent for Elliot's Patent Spring
Bed.Bottom. Having tried one, and
found it to he all it claims, we unhesi.
tatingly recommend il. For particulars,
ipuuire of Mr.. Smith.
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U. s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARlNG BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth n handsome pre-.
MUM, and are exempt, as are all he Government,
Bonds, from State, County and Municipal tara.
h0n, Which addsfro one TO three per cent. peran-
nun torheir udiue, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi.annuolly by coupons attached 10 each note
which may be cut of and sold to any bank or
banker.
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Nnticn.

Mr.. ID. M. ALLEN will speak at South
Nowbury, Sunday, June 25tb, at l O'Clock
M. The friends of Spirtualism and Hu.
man Progress are requested to be present
as the time for holding the Yearly Meeting
will be agreed upon. n
GEO. VIM. WILSON.
Corresponding Secretary.
Auburn, O., June 5. 1868.
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. PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., :
June 2l, 1864. {
DR.. LighthW:

DR.. LighthiN:
DEAR SIR-I cannot refrain from ex
planning the satisfaction feel at the sue
cess of your treatment of my case of ca
tarrh, and all its distressing concomitants
--severe pain over the eyes and between
the shoulders, general debility, &c. 1t
has been troubling me for the past twelve
years.
/ have been a member of the State
Legislature of Ohio for some years, and
was engaged in public business at Wpsh-
ington when l applied to you for that re-.
lief for which | had vainly sought of
from other practitioners.
I am happy in stating that. although
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred
ericksburg and Acquia Creek, after the
late battles, assisting in taking care of the
wounded, and have Oeen subject to the
hsrdships Of soldiers life, have stead. /.
lily improved, and am SO confident that
you will make we'll mau OF me, thet |
write this, with the strong hope that 9TH
ers similarly afflicted may seek ysur ser.
vices without hesitation.
p. W. NORRIS,
Pioneer, Williams Co., o.
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The Interest at 7-SO per Cent.
per annUnl is

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and pri~eges to the Seven -Thr.
ties already sold, except that the Government re.
serves to itself the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, instead Of 7.3 .l0hs in
currency. Subscribers will deduct the interest IN
currency upto July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes of this third
series of the Seven-Tkirties wllcommence on the
LIST Of June, and will be made promptly and con
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of
interest. The payment in gold, if made, will be
equivalent TO the currency interest Of the higher
rate.
The return tc specie payments, in The event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be availed Of, would so reduce and equalize
prices that purchases made with six per cent in
gold would be fully equnl to those made with
seven and three-tenths per cent. in currency
Thio 10
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Probate Notice.

TUDttC NOETCCs
THE following accounts have been filed
IL in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun.
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Guardian of George G. Russell and Mary F.
Russell.
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
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Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
don. on the Gath day of June, A. d.
1865, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. G. CANFIELD. Probate judge.
Chardon, June 2, 1865. 603,-3w.
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Of July u
1865, and are payable three ears from that dat
in currency, or arc convertible at the option o
the holder into
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@e-We have, as yet, received no report
of the Shearing Festival.
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]. ). 7-3O loan.
NPnoducn 6e5pa13,
$3.50, 100000.

by authority Of the Secretary d The Treasury
the undersigned the General Subscription
Agent for the sale of United States Securities, OF.
fers to the public the tlird series Of Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three .,enths per cent
interest per annpm, known ns tho
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Concord Township, Lake Co., o.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-21

ons on the Nolens- lie p ks, ~ miles nom the
city-6o aces of very Zoe lsnd. BRICK house. :
roomz-iue wa.er Rad tuit
oee near The MUuree-horo Pike miles from
the oty-ia acres lsnd-5glok houss { rooms
Kood spring
A Farm % DE Clsrksule Pike, a. miles from
thaci' y, . acres land. frame Cottage re- dencs
four OF hve rooms, ~ ln good order.
Two hundred nafhrty- scres Isud Eve mile.
Rom Leo non, Wilson county, the liost lumber IN
tha State excellent spuag sster, ffsl.is House
OF Troosns. csfrssge-houes Cisteni We J. etc
hrck fsrd, IN 'sorling order on Charlotte pike
~ miles from esshr iie, "a 0frng the lsads OF "
3. cooper sud Mm- X. E.l-io7, on \ " klaiir,zd
suiheirI water p rla The yara, ESQ springs ana
b-aDeh, IL ~ Is acre..
A isrEe and nagrificeutly improved larTn. sisoui
ihree mles rom he CITY on the Hyds's Ferry
Turnpike, d the Not a side OF Cur beGlaad nvef
Containing shout CO scrCH Of W dne land shoui
sou % which sfe % cultivation, tie talancelr msa-
dOS ana 4 ubsr.
- ge b-ics mansion. cousaiainF l5 or Is rooms
double porch % mont aud rear-br X kitenen,
smoke house, stable, and carriage house, q good
stock zee pond, and zee house Ilus Is one oil the
most oesirabie country resdebces ~ Davidson
county.
small farm on tie Murfreesto-o nike. Smiles
from the city, containing forty sores lsud. tseniy-
I've o. which are Ia cultFsh0n A large 5rick res
den With ter rooms, statle. ice house, bse-house
plenty Of good va e.
Thirty-ffe sores excelielt land. miles from the
city, betReen the Munre-sb1rn and koieusriils
pike. 10 u which Il vel 1mbcr-d. TIE house = a
large an co1Yen cutly srrlngaS brlck--lith 81 the
necessary out-houses. Inc place IS well supplied
with Water-a csteu sna 8 wei Of zoe sulphur wa
ter The premises are u good order, and under
fence
small garden snot Of ssven acres. Ia hfth state
q improvement. With fruits berries, &C - mlie=
nom me e. near the Gala 10 pike, an elegant ani
ep@cioia new nrlck esideDce, with good oUshulld-
lngs-s new e.stern and issling well.
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W. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
OKALER IN ALL KINDS OF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Zinc Collins.

a. q Once aud " are EoOna. 30. a.
Church street., Nashville, Tenn0ssss.
na, artsacs, 8hslbyVills, Chattan0Ogs
aad stevenson, Alabama
80 All communication promptly az
SWsrsd.3
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Auction sale
OF Building Lots III The City Of
C011xyiIIG

on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April
eth IN rl,a SIN We viii offer for sale he pre-
misses large number Of Building L6ts N the thfiF-
ms ard rrurnfsing
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A large two story residence between Church and
Broad -treet-front 10 feet. by $50 deep.
new Two story Brick res dence near Or. Good
let church, with 8 = or eeTen rooms.
A small b sex Fesldepco south u Asl street, with
: or rooms
The New Theatre, corner Union and Summer
streets, we otr g prce that viii lett The PUrcba-
ser 10 per c 10 go e. annUIn.
The pretty block ~ stgses 3 stories h n, conner
Of Union street. now rented At s500Js ms years
rent vii BE taken as part psyrnent.
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A one-storg Frame Cottage residence on pe-
urmhrane street. West Nashville with four foons.
This e a de-iIshie place.
small Frame residence near the Franklin Pike
and railroad CLOSING, with three rooms
A Frame refi dencc on the Leblnoa Pike beyond
tle Waier-wotks, with four rOouns.
Iu- computed seven neat, colnmoiious and
Substantial cot eees, m Broad street, West Nash
vile which re &c for SZfO per annum. The rent is
pad GA each quarterly IN advanoe sud occupied bg
good tensnts. No lakes due on the propertF. and
none % &C rue for this yer. Insurance ample.
Will soon be enclosed with neat and sisong fen q
To any one wishing % invest SO e0O, this property
Will psg nesriy IS per cent profit annu y. offer
these cottage for SALE and will give the purchaser
"a n-u.n . Of .ha ~ haraa--ar.
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RrOah sfreef.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dick rs Mill
one email Frame Business House adjoining the
shove.
Two large Bnek Store Houses. between College
Rnd Market streeta.
Three small Frame business Houses. nsAr the
above
The shelby Medical College, .ot l05xls5 feet deep
with az thu extensive brick and stone building.
well located for q seminar, hotel, or business
houses, and can Be sold 10 part or ~ whole.
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CnIie~e streef.

4 two story Brick residence, with OF rooIns
between the Square au The Louisville Depot.
tao tory Briek residence south Of Broad, with
rooms. Free from taxes.
A two story BRICK dwelling With 10 rooms,
near tbs Louisville Depot, which - bringing IN
very heavy rent
A smsll brek dwelling in South Nashville with
( rooms. bs,ides Kitchen. Possession gwen I'M
msdately.
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In EdgeneId.

Frame House IN the Gallatin Piks, containing
three rooms, carpeasec's shop, and scistsrn. Lot
6ox2i0 feet.
A doudl tenement Cottage on Bell street., with
three rooms each,
A snE BRICK residence on Fatheriana street-2
o. roonns-lof 50 fees front,
A email Frame neaT the a0ove-lot 100 feet front.
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RE MOVAL!
GREWAR & ALBERTSON,
Practical PIummers 4 Gas Filters.

TIAVE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
from No. 10 North Cherry street % the bt.ild-
ing i0rmeFiy occurred b Hul. Simmons A. = Car
Dentsr's shop, On Church street., hetWeen CherrY
and College, three doors below the Post Uf6es
Fhere they are row prepsfed 10 execute any and
al Kinds q work 10 theIr line, &c shori notice and
III t1e 5ast manner
They hay eor hand and for sale In and Force
Pumps, ATtssis1 and oisLern Pufnps, etc. kiso,
large supply q CnAndsnsrz, Pendants, Brackets.
eto. iani2-8m
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A two story residence hetWeen Spruce street and
the Chattsnongs Depot, with tenTo ms. Free from
taxes.
and Spruce street
one hundred Zee. o. vaesnt ground, near High
street This IL very valuable !of business houses.
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Cherry street.

res deh9e with or 10 rooms good As new
which can he b5ught for less than cost-Ytry cheap.
siE srnsli Briek reaidences IA south Nashville,
from % ROOM,
Three Frame residences in South Eashyi!le fsom
3 B. > rooms.
Two very desirable Back Store Houses in South
Nashville.
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List OF ARTICLEs,
All 10 be sold for one Dollar each.

All the goods in the shove List viii Be sold with
out reservation, for OH uoL1AE each. Cert fcatss
r. al thu various articles are placed IL similar co
Velopes snd sealed. These envelopes VII b. sens
By mall, or delivered 81 Our ofiire without regard
- choice. % receiving = Cerrfcafe y0u vii sc
shat it represents, sud & is optional with you 10
send one dollar ana reeeiFe the article namad or
any other the l.st q same value Ia al transsc
tons By mail We charge Der forwarding the cert.h.
Gates paying postage ard dosing The business. Is
cents each. FIVE CkEFIfIcATzs all - sent lOF a
ELEVEs for 81 IfnErY for s.. SixrT-Ffgk for 50
and OsE HUsDRED for SIS By tns mode We dys
selections from varied stock Of Gne goods Of t1s
best make anei lniest styles and Of Intrinsic worth,
Sc = nominal prce, While az have chsnee q secu-
mig articles 81 the very highest value.
We GUARANTEES entire saf sfssiou In eger7 instanoe,
and II there should be any person dissatisfied Eia
any article they may receive, they may immsd sts-
y return Il. add the DTiee viii b. rsf1ndea.
AaESIs--Me allow those acting a. Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordfred, provided their
remittance Amount 10 One DodEf
They VII collect twenty i've cents for sFery Ger
thcafe, aud retaining 10 cents. remit 20 IS cent?
Tor each
81 address GEO. DlzMHRfT A Co,
iaui-3un 3l3 BfoadHay New York
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Sanaritan's Wash
WaAF T7FE SURGEONS SAY up TRE sA.
lIARIfAN'S REMEDIES.
: POsr HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL, ,
E.lIlr..nra ~ Enh 81 L..

"POsr HOSPITAL, FORr MARSHALL
Baltimore, Nd, Feb - is6f. I
81 have great satisfaction IN stating thai I have
used The Samaritan Releliss'f for Venereal BIS
ease IN it, most customary form that have used
them With judgment, discretion, snd properly. snd
have found them to respond 70 ny anacipations
promptly and efieotuslly. Knowing Their counuO-
shon. have the fullest confidence 10 their efcacv
sni Is far a. my use Of Them extends i recommend
tbsus stE0ngly 81 ALFRED G. BowrRs
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
Let it be understood that these remedies are a.
recommended, snd viii positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Price o Male Packages, samari tau's Car S4n0 /;
Female 50 90 Rect Gnd Herb Ju &c s. %. Wash
~ cents
sold By W. J.. e c. ". SMITH. Drazgists,
lrla Conner Chur and Vine streets,
NAsByILEE, TENs
Desmond Co, Propuetors. 9l5 Rsee streets
Phil7dalnha.
jsnls-6m.
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Market street.

A tE0 story brick resdence on Fast side Of Mar
kst street, near rs junction Va h the Murirsssboro
Turnpike, 8 rooms beside smoke house aud kitch-
60 Lot IS feet 'front.' ~ Us oeep.
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South Union.

ksran Frame rssiden between Franklin Pike
ami h N street
email brich dwelling With 3 rooms. l.esides
ktchsu- Possession cen be gwen.
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For One Dollar.
Which they need not pay until it is known what is
drawn and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Nav YoEK, January, 1850

Nav l0EK, January, 1866.
The Eureka Gin Association y The Original and
largest Gin Association N tse county.
ITS business continues 70 BE conducted ia hdr
and honorable manner, and a grestiy Increasing
trade is proof that our patrons thrOughOut the
country sppreciate tbs method Of ohtsining rich
and elegant goods. None can receive less thar the
value 81 their money, a. no art Gle on orr List is
worth less shan ons Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
tfy acknowledging the receipt 81 very valuable
gifts, may be seen on f.e ~ our Office.
Parties desling with US may depend On h2Tpg
prompt returns snd the article Drawn Wilt be ini-
mediatey sent 70 ans address Dy return nsl OF ex.
pfesa 81 80
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two story brick iggell.ne. few doors north Of
Line sTess containlng or T5oms.
Two large aud magnificent dwellings, containing
nom 10 - X IoOfas.