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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15
THE
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RECIPES.

&A@|S@A ASA@'
Filling Ice houses 1oith .SaoW.-As the
time is now approaching when the supply
OF ice for the ensuing year is to be secured
beg leave to give you the experience OF
one Of our Clifton Farmers Club of Cliff.
ton, Ohio. His ice-house is situated on
the side OF gravel hill, covering pit 10
feet deed aud II feet square, and is sim
pie frame structure over the pit about 4 or
5 feet in height; the sides of the pit are
boarded up, and the drainage is through
the gravel.
Finding it expensive to haul ice from
the neighboring ponds and rivers, he last
winter filled his house with snow, after the
custom prevailing in Switzerland and CALI
fornia, (for my friend is a traveller, simply
rolling it up in masses, and with wheel
barrow conveying it to the house-frst
lining the sides or the pit with straw, and
after it was filed covering the snow with
the same material, thus filling his house
without cost, aud securing an abundant
supply Of good ice for his large family
during the whole summer. The snow set
tied down into q compact mass, when the
SPilbS aLA ICatc ahCStCh aUA q
portion still remains at the bottom of the
pit as solid as glacier of the Alps Yer
6unl Sap, an Country Gentleman.
InaehJ2e Ink.-Dissolve two drachms of
lunar caustic and one half ounce gum
arabic in one gill of water.
Int4amnsatory Rheumatisns.-A sure
remedy. Take one ounce of pulverized
saltpetre, and put it into pint Of sweet
oil. Bathe the parts affected, and sound
cure will speedily be made. Tested,
Bolts, Nurrain and Rot-For Young
cattle and horses Mix occasionally part
Of salt, 4 parts of wood ashes. 1t promotes
appetite and health. Good against both
murrain and rot.
To Curl Hair-Rub it With the beaten
yeIk Of an egg, then wash of with clean
water, and put on little pomatum
Bites of Poisonous animals Indigo, 4
drachms; gum camphor, s drachms; alco-
hol, ounces; mixed and kept in close bot
ties. Apply to the wound, and the cure
Is soon completed
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15

InaeliJ2e Iak-Dssolve two drachms Of
lunar caustic and one half ounce gum
arabic in one gill of water.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15

Bolts, Nurrain and Rot-For young
cattle and horses. Mix occasionally part
of salt, parts of wood ashes. Itpromotes
appetite and health. Good against both
muTrain and rot.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15

@HLS q S1SED5
ever exhibited in this place, which will be dis
posed OF at such prices as to defy competition,
and which he invites everybody to call and
examine, as be is satisfied that his stock can
not fail to please
For the Omish he has constantly on hand
or will make to order, hats to their taste of
any required size or brin, at prices which
cannot fail be satisfactory.
Country Merchants will find il to their ad.
vantage to give him a call, as liberal deduc.
ton will be made to wholesale purchasers.
Don't forget the place, next door 20 John
kennedy's Store and nearly opposite the
Odd Fe lows Hall. mavI1
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15
The Cigar and Tobacco Man,
FRYSINGER.
On EAST MARKET STREET,

Lewistown, Pa,
GAYS that if his many customers, and as
~ many more as want to come, only have
little patience, and don't crowd him too much,
on and after this day he will be able to fur.
nish all with any kind of
TOBACCO.
from Sun Fish for cents to a chunk of
Navy for $l.Q0; and Of fine cut, from 5 cts.
currency foil to a barrel of best Michigan;
in cigar line, from Cheroot for cent to
Prime Havana for 10 cents. and in Smoking
Tobacco from Scraps at 80 cents per pound
to Turkish at $3.50. Also, good selection
Of Pipes, Tobacco Boxes and Pouches. Cigar
Cases, Match Safes, e., &c all of which be
offers as low as the law allows.
n. B. Merchants will always find his stock
full and prices as low as in the city, he hav-
ing made such arrangements with manufac.
turers of tobacco as to enable him to sell al
manutacturers' prices; and manufacturing
cigars himself, at less cost thaA in cities. gives
him the advantage over city makers
Convince yourself BY trial Address all
orders to E FRYSINGER
decZl Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15

Infammsatory Rheumatisna.-A sure
remedy. Take one ounce of pulverized
saltpetre, and put it into pint Of sweet
oil. Bathe the parts affected, and sound
cure will speedily be made. Tested,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-18
By Last Nights Mail.
NV YoRK. June 16.

NEW HoRK, June l6-
The Posts Washington special avs:
General Howard this morning received
a letter from South Carolina, which
gives a gratifying account of the color
ed people, totally different from the
statements of the Richmond Republi-
car. Forty thousand freedmen in
South Carolina are now industriously
at work, cultiyating the soil, and nine
thousand colored children are attend
ing school regularly.
At a meeting of the Cabinet to-day,
every member was present.
CoLUMBUs, O., June I6.
The Ohio State Journal will publish
tomorrow Saturday morning) the ad-
dress from Gov. Brough to the people
Of Ohio, Internationally withdl swiDg
his name from the gubernatorial con
test, as he desires to adhere TO his
original determination made on coming
into Office not TO be a candidate for re
election if the military power of the re-
belliOn should be broken and the war
closed during the first term.
NEWBERS, n. c., June l4-GoF. Hold
en- has invited the leading men of the
State to meet him in council at Raleigh
prior to his proclamation, which is daily
expected.
The North Carolina papers are full of
the proceedings of the Union meetings
which are being held in every district
Of the State. All pay high tributes TO
the lamented Lincoln also to Andrew
johnson and Gov. Holden. The rich
est estates in the country are offered
for sale in all parts of North Carolina
for from n to ten dollars per acre,
with Improvements, their owners having
decided TO go North, and are selling al
q great sacrifice.
President johnson is fast gaining the
confidence of tie people of that State.
Gov. Holden is also disarming his enc
mics by his services in endeavoring TO
restore civil law to the State.
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Orders will receive Immediate Attention
DR.. 7. A. HURLEY'S
Compound Syrup Of SsrsapariIIs

V'hE only Genurne preparation recommended by
fhyaclsnE, sud possessing Extraordinary en-
cheney IA ire following diseases:
byspep isor q digestion, Scrofnla or KSrc's Evil,
Anertions a the Bones, Syphilis, De iiiy, Hs-
Miuai Cosnvcness, Erysipelss, Pulmonary
Atseases, LAYER Complain. p e.. Fern .as
i.eguaules, Fl=iTus, SKIN DISEASES,
Dseased hidnevs, sna a. aereat
and powerful Tonc,
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Southern VnIopist

We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting in u city, VIM. Halves liar.
ris, Of Madison Parish, La. This old
staunch Federal has stood firm as a rock
during all the exciting turmoils around
him. We are not surprised, however.
at the position he has assumed. as his
father was an old Federalist, and an
intimate friend and associate of the
venerable John Quincy Adams. Our
old friend has stuck to the faith of his
father. He never voted the Democratic
ticket in his life, and swears, by the
faith Of his fathers, he never will He
has lost heavily by the war, but saws he
thinks be can develop free labor in his
country to the satisfaction Of all thar
planted under the old system
hen We take into consideration that
Mr. Harris formerly raised and shippe6
his thousands Of bales of cotton ANN
ally, We may believe that under the
guidance of such men, the South will
reouperste, and yet bloom and bios
som as the rose Eeks5rrg Herald
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A Mobile letter writer says: "0n my
journey down the Alabama, l met and
c~onversed with the celebrated Captain
Semmes, of the Alabama. He looked
mad and ragged The captain Of the
steamboat finding that the pirate had
no means with which TO purchase meal
tickets, made him a present Of some.
He was accompanied by his son, who
is a young fellow OF about twenty years
Of age"
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Prince Salm-Salm, a German noble.
who Is serving as . volunteer officer.
hopes to secure a position in the reeu.
lar army. he has been crowding the
rebels pretty closely in Northern Geor.
gia, and the other day a fippant fellow
clustered into his presence demanding
certain accommodations in considers.
ton of his character as a Confederate
officer. Confederate ofEsairr" replied
the Prince, " not know such peoples.
You must mean a tam rebelP'
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Very respectfully, &c,
OANhs = OLAtAl
Capt and Asst Or NJ

JAMES l. OLAHk,
Capt and Asst Or. Mr..
The dispatch to which Capt Clark
alludes was ~telegraphed under q Wash
ington date, TO all the newspapers of
the Western country. It purported to
give a rumor, which was no doubt the
suggestion of some evil minded person.
Almost every day unfounded runors
are caught up and spread broad cast
oyer the country by reporters for the
press, and great injury in many cases
done TO innocent parties. 1t is time
that this was stopped, and that repor-
ters confined themselves to the circula-
ton of authentic information.
In regard to the fires in Chattanooga
and Nashville, they have adopted a
new theory, after having done all the
harm possible by the aforementioned
rumor. They attribute the fires now to
rebel incendiaries, and descant upon
Prof. McCulloeh and his incendiary in-
ventions. There is just about as much
foundation for the latter as the former
theory-ihat is, none whatever.
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Fnnrih congregational district.

Previous 10 the adjournment of the
Legislature several members, repre-
senting counties embraced in the Fourth
Congressional District, addressed a note
10 H0S. EDNuSD CooPEz Of Bedford,
soliciting him to become a candidate
70 represent that District in the Con-
gress of She United States Mr.. Cooper
having taken time 10 confer with his
immediate constituents in Bedford, and
voters from other counties, has re-
sponded, yielding to their wishes, and
is & candidate The correspondence
viii be found in this mornings USIox.
Mr.. Cooper is one Of the ablest law
yers in Tennessee, q high-minded, hon
o7able gentleman, who can be relied on
under any and al circumstances. He
has always been n devoted friend Of the
Union, and his record for loyal
y is without a blemish. He has
lever been a politician, preferring
rather the honors Of his profession
20 those 10 be won in political life.
Nevertheless, his name is not altogeth.
er unknown TO the history Of party
contests in Tennessee, which scarcely
permitted any one so well informed
touching the civil and political affairs
OF tho State and nation. and so ready.
iorcibler and able as a speaker, to re-
main a mere spectator. He represent
81 the oOu atty Of Beit1rd in the pop-
ular branch Of The Legislature of 1914
90, and was regarded as one of the
mos. talented and ilhuen | | menbars
OF that body. In lS6l, he was elected
member 70 the proposed State Con.
Venuon, which wa voted down by the
people. Hewas voted for and elected
on account OF HE recognized ability and
u~ndinohing UniOaism la the seleo.
non OF candidates for the Legislature
last March, his peculiar fitness suggest.
cd him as the proper person 10
represent Bedford county, and he wa,
chosen, without any effort on
his part 70 secure the nomination
How he discharged his duties in the -.
cent session Of that body. the p,on,o
are apprised lie was the leader Of The
conservatives, and demeaned hims.ls
IN All the debates in which he engaged
with the spirit and courtesy Of a gan.
heman Of refinement and culture ara
Il he did not convince the judgment of
his opponents he won the homage Of
their respect aud admiration. Upop
several questions Of State policy the
ONIoN and he occupied different
ground-we regarding il as OF psts-
mount importance 10 erect barriers for
the defence and protection of the loval
men Of the State, which he deemed
lmpoldc and niuGicious-but We fsl,
that be was honest in his convictions
and esteemed him FOR the csndor and
zeal with wh'ch-believinr them r;cbt
he sought to engraft his views unon
the civil policy Of the State should II
'e mr. Coopers good fortune 10 ba
elected 70 Congress, his district will
nave a worthy representative. who u,u
uAke high rank in that Distinguishes
80 i'Fum' and impress upon it
ehe laeb 'hat although Tennessee may
nave lost mnehof her talent and st.tes.
manship m The ~quioksands Of rebeBon !
she has yet sons who can MAINTAIN -
ancient reputation. Nef
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Wines Sc Liquors

so Barrels Foot Nash d Co., Whisky,
50 " Robertson County
50 Bourbon, fine
20 Baskes Heidsie Champagne,
10 Borss Golden Wedding CaaDJa,
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

ENoR Re&ube ne he complexion. saschlsnv 70.
moving
ian' Freohles' klotehes, tnd gffing the SKIN IN
eiessnt u2oo'Aros not easily aosinei D., shy 2.
lts use smoag ladies' q Fashi0a ID The has awe
% scnHra'ter FOR efficacy vhichst once stsmus has
infinitely superior Tor TIE toilet Of any lady.
Can oe oofinea f-on any rospoctnlha drugstore.
tno 40 vhoosaie or otheusiso fuul sac mos RE
HURLEY, RUDDrE&co.
concrsevenih md Green stzoetA Louisytno
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NOCharges until after Collection
A GARD.

TUE nndersimed keeps constantly on hsnd 4
sprnEs A1ez, Copper. Enc, sash. GIsss 49,
Hoe, Flows, Cotton scrspers, Trzshfne Machinss'
Corn Shelerz, 5rrss Cutters, Wagon Itmbe-- Fre
hncL snd Cay Hydraulic Cement Plaster para.
hrAs Tea al Force1in Kettles, Rope. Pulley
blookat 6nndstoner, Huckets. Tue, 6rosus,
fiours Lard, e1d Gaoceucs. and Trnous Other AZ
taes requirc1 for CITY and co1nrT Trada, unich
VIZ LYON = 90.
mayii-en ksrks arssf. =
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Purifying the Blood and II vlsorArinK the En-
tire Svsten.

This medicine win Be found invaluable in Rheu.
mausun, sSphfl g, Syphinoid Diseases. Merurio
Syuhllltc sore IhEoRL. Eruptions. Inflammation
ot he hyes, Neulaleia. snd mt affections conso.
qaenton a diseased o. disordered state Of the Liver.
huRAEl. kUDDLE , CO, propreiors,
CorrerSegenth ana Greeu rtreets,
Louisville, Ky.
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RurIey's Stomach sittsrs.

IGOR peFliy, los ui Apostle, Weskners In
L dgysnou % lyspootib waut G seton ii ~
aver, Esordered -tamsch, there fra nc d. -
.nsi aA oUpare with me eta ranoFnc tnesa q s-
tessnc compl-ins. For ralo O. car he taa a a.
drug st,re n the Intcdslztes, OF ffom al. urgprC-
torH. Louisville, Ky c1rner seventh ard Green
strcens % uhon 81 orders shoud tesdansssea
HURLEY, RUDDLE CO.
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Hon Manson IL. Brien announces
himself 8 candidate TO represent this
(lhe ffth) district in the National Con-
gress.
Col Theodore Gibbs, of Wayne, is a
candidate to represent the sixth dis
tricti subject TO the decision Of 8 con-
vention to meet at Columbia on the
oath inst
Hon. Ed. Cooper Is a candidate to
represent the fourth district
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JAMES D. SMITH & Co
NO. % PEARL STREET.

We have Just received a very large
accession to our stock In scarce and
desirable Goods, such as Victoria
and Standard Hats, of all qualities.
Flowers In Carmine, Rose, Buff
and other choice %colors: Ribbons in
White, Green, Buff, Mode, and all
shades most In demand, together
with a variety of Straw trimmings
Cords and Tassels, Ornaments, JeIs.
&c, &c.
We have also determined TO offer
to our regular trade, very great in
ducements in job lots Of Bonnets,
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Silks, and general Millinery Goods.
Of which they viii do well to avail
themselves.
n D. SMITH & CO.,
"a Pearl street
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Hurley'sP Popular Worm
Candy.

, ihis e resllva specific Nr Worms. end the
PES aeo most pslstahle orn 20 uiva 10 sbu.
igen. ! no surprising that % D. fss5 taxing me
81 AT oiaer preparations Ca vorms-H u nq
peFtec5I lAsieess, anl child VII tAzeIt
HohLh hOhDLE CO. Pr0pnetors.
Conner Seventh Gud Green sfr.en
Louisville, Nv.
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Sales of
Government Horses

WILL expose e. Puhhc Aucton on FRIDAY
June -, End also 90 1uesdsy. 1una x7th, a. ii
Soaoss m = lot 81 r2onGeulnea GrNtu.me1t
ID rses. Al he Cavalry NTei 81 Edrtheid, Iean.
ALSO
20 fnday, June szh, anlmber o. Ese Brood
n. ". SMITH.
1880 CAPT and 4 {. u. ..
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The Chattanooga Gazette of the 10th
publishes the foil wing rote-
ASSISTANT QuARTERNAsTER's OFrrcE1
FoRAsE DEPARTMENT,
Chattanooga, Tenn, June I6, '65
SR-l have the honor TO request
your authority for the dispatch printed
n your paper of this date p~urporting
70 be from Washington, June 18th, and
rejecting on the losses of Government
property by the recent fire; part of
which property | am accountable for
You will oblige me by TN immediate
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INK, INK. INK.

ShAtuhs Cheuicsl Writing Fund - haror1inv
- scrd-reno ned for ia Superior Qusltv Hgv,
ING been i~nt7cdu-ed Only shout s1 yea-- 4 has ~.
oene TIE pImNual INK noe ia use vIth hoe = bo
wants aoe rvs doain INK, snd for is p.rmsnell.v
used. FOR OourtnE-house Bsrks on Grbo-1s Il.
ueeQusleo. aod IA easo ny 20 - tned % b. a-pr 6v.
Is FOR ssle BY p7lrVlst' srd Ns-chea-s eve ~.
"here. HtRLEY, RUTDLENC q
MaHuEctu els and Propreto1E
Corner Seventh and Green stS. Louisvi La
10 whom az o-oers sbouid b. addressed.
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$50

STOLEN, Yesterday afternoon. a, the oa
- 80, ta eaaeTs sgeed a LiEht Rase.a.rrs.s
~ IoeHe, BOOK, containing a mail a-sos.
money, = Masonic nemst, ana several ~ .Sla, Of
pcrs, 81 no use % Sny one hut ne oWn.- p
a'ose leSa-d MI he pad to any one debvc5ih ne
ssne 81 this Office, wlh o~ontenfs. ons the
80 L. BECKETT
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oHARTERzD 81 THE LEsIsLArus OF KENrVOkT, ET
SPECIAL ACT or INCORPORATION,
MARCH, ls65.
CapitaI $500, 600.
$4,000 Shares at S1,OO Each.

DEPBEsESTING TIE ENTIRE PROPERTY
n or the Company, which . ABOUT 500 scres IN
Ice slT1p e ard ieEsulolH lands, situated N Cum
terlsuo courty, kentc-ky. no rifles BY land above
NASHVILLE. on he tua1crGud ryer.
lnlilde1 n me property q the Company IL The
ismous cid American OH We'll, esumssed 70
nave throsn up 6i,cV0 barrels OF Ol since
dr-t struck 10 le9 The Company has two
good engines on the zrouod, and 10 Vgorou-ly en-
Csged IN sInsinE several sells, sud are putting IN
machinery % resm out srd set 70 pumping He o4d
American OF Well, ara erpec 70 develupe the
CcEpany'slsuc extensively within a lev months.
snd confidently snucipate results that VII shd
further estSblish tee immense on wealth Of this
dsrnst
SEQ SHARES appropriated nr working capital
ana Tor the general expenses and uses Of tie CON-
pany-
10000 SHARE reserved for future issue, and
vhen ,s.ued 70 be for the benefit q all the stock
holders
Mr. G " G. Payne, - old resident Of Nashville,
n the orgnstOr o. the Company.
Books q subscription ane now open a. the Office
q the Gas Light Company. No. "A Churcn street,
Nashylle.
J. Il. KENDRICK a son, Is
mayls-Im Agents.
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lev days since a returned so,s;.-
purchased a new pair OF boots At
IN buiia'o' and left his old ones. bpt
soon after returned aud called for 49,,
nAen they we're brought to him h.
HPped open the liaing and took from
oeneAthSl55Oin greenbaeks, in demon,
nations Of $50, $500 aud $1,000 wh,ah
Ne Aaa placed there aud forgotten.
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To Capitalist.

"a Srop o. go acres % Fine Cotton, and 40 s.-,s
"a tVrn, noS ~ wing, csn be had az ! Low -.
~ Lsnds. Sold tlelds, and Fetroieup -
soSstheE YIN Isad, Coal, and COPPER Laaas. oaer,
Juutls-lW NELSON 4 Nupreg-
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Notice.


OFFICE OF ADAMS ENPRFss Cosrp,Vv
fNt@0 S~tAAH NAsuvlLLA, June l7t7. issS
Nc are nov prepared 10 reCcrye fr-Ies- O. "a
Potts soaA n Ns-nviie where We hase .ss,t-
Without the sine being psid tor IN sdvarc.
IuDeis-lW.
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL

THE present and prospective growth OF Nashville
l. demands that TINS house should be speedily
completed, and a
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To Spectators.

? a7yeody vans 70 engage in the on R,
20 40 eAieesirN scale, si,hout i~uvesting 49,
trseF1 .ee pet such 3 person on he ur5t
NELSlN EuRFRup
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-Four vacant lots on the corner 81 North SUNNI
Rnd jackson streets &}S feet each, and runni
osck IS feet 10 the Bell view properly.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEALED Proposals sn he received undi the15A
- day o. Jnly next Etthe Office Of DE Tennessee
hErina a1d Pre- insurance Company nr furnishing
materials and recuuE1ru1uuE ire suspeusl11 Eudga
acr1ss Cumhensnd rivers AZ Nashville, Tenn, owned
b the Bread Streef Bridge Company Persons
making 0ds for this WORK, al b. required 10 sub
NIT plass, with Specifications compleie, for TIRE
eork 10 he done.
TIE stone piefs and ahutnerta are aifeady bulf,
znd hus atiia danaged and q large quantfy Of She
irons taken from TIE old bridge kas teen preserved
winch may b. Used aEln-
hy outer o. The Board.
A. W. BuILER Secy md r1zEuner,
NashFdla June lid
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grw Sarertistmeuta.
Wantad

A YOUNG LADY At The Hortb ,,o,ia ~,
n teach IN a family ih, on near NssbS3uo" -
o. reie ences given. For further 80 nc
SsH - un.cn Office Nashville, Teen. "
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Nashville TrOttiBg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 offered in Purses

VIHE following Sweepstakes srs nov open, to he
run for over the Nashville Course on the 18th
9th and ZSth Of June:
MOEDAY June 6.-Sweerstakes for horses that
have never trotted 3 nile under 30. Subscrip-
ton $50 each, p. D., with 500 addedby the Associs-
ton. Mile heats. best three IN nYe, in harness.. IU
name and close the 2lst day Of June.
fUEsDAY, June 2T.-oWeepstakes for horses n a
never t,otfed a mile under 2-f0. subscription SIS
each, half forfeit, with S3J0 added by the AssOOia-
lion, mile heats, beat three 10 five N harness. 10
nome and close the 2lst day Of June.
"WEDNESDAY, June % -Sseepstakes for si trot.
ting htrses, mile heats. best three in five in hsr-
ness Suhscri zion 500 each half forfeit, the As
s~ociatiOn to add $500, II three or more start: fonly
two start, the Association to aid $3.50. To name
and close on the 2tst daV Of Juue.
Nominations TO be made 20 the undersigned, en-
closing a note with approved security Tor the g.
mount Of the forfeit.
e. z. JONE7, Secretary,
msyls-tf Gazette Office. Nashville, Tenn.