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G OLD p T. n S
FOR THE MILLION

Pens TO Sui tie Hand, and Prices to Sui
the Pocket.
The best Gold Peus in the World
On the receipt of the following sums, will send
b, mail or as directed Gold Pen or Pms selecting
the sans according to the description, namely:
Gold Pens, in Silver Plated Extension
Gases, with Pencils.
For 81 No. ? pen for 81 o5 No pen for sI 80 No.
pen for 81 No. 5 pen for 8! IS so. pen.
These pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL PEN and
are wen hnshrd and hne writing Go Pens s,w,,h good
cannot be eachanie ed.
WARRANTED GOLD PENS.
Our name (American Gold Pen Co., N. W is .tamp.
ed ali our first quality Pens, and the points are
warranted tor six iuOnths, except against accident
Our second quality PGns are stamped tHE NATION.
AN EN-. with the initial. OF cur Hrm a. ,.P. Coz
and carefully made, having The points a. our
hrs qnallly'Pens the Ouly greal Gilerence being
quality II the Gold.
Gold Pens, LIST and I'd quality in Solid
Silver Extension Gases, with Pencils.
ror g 90 No. pen ,st quality No pen I'd qual
For 8! % No pen lst quality No pen ID quail
Foo g. .5 No pen LIST quality No pen I'd quail.
For 81 so M pen LIST quality, No pen ID que.
For 50 81 a 10 . pen 'st quality
Tho same Uod Pens, in Solid Silver Cold
Plated Ebony Desk Holders and
Morocco Gases.
For s! 25 No pen l>t quality, } pen ID quail
- dg a n" pen lst quality, n No pen ID quail
fu > ~ Va pen 1T quality, or No u pen III qua
For - % a No6 pen lst quality For S. 50 M I.
pen. For ST 20 . No. 8 pen. For Sl2 w No. II
pen; all first quality.
Our Pens rank throughout the country equal il
not superior to any gold pens manufactured. Not only
for hrIr writing qualities bn. durability and elegant
hasl he greatest is uscd in their manufacture
ana lc are sold with the slightest imperfcctiun
whic kill can detect.
Pa f's in ordering must specify the name number
aud .Iity in all instaHCcs and whether stiff lin
ber, or fne.
TO CLUBS.
discount of IL per cent. will h al>9w, on ~ ms
OF 10, If cnt to address, time 10 per cen
on SIS - per cent On S4u
All rumitances by mail. Registered at our risk
TO all who enclose 20 cents extra for rCgi stcrlng
guarantee thr tG delivery of the goods.
CrCulars % all our new styles, with Engrayings Of
exact izcs and prices, sent uron receipt of stamp if
desired, Pens rcpninteh for 81 cents, by mail.
sta iuners dni Jewellers rrqI.sted spond
with us ~ we can offer them great Inducements.
Address
AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO.,
No! 40 broadway, New York.
January %, !dG5--3n,
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TO CLUBS.
T.. Il VI. e. AMsl.. Ray s. Co,
manufacturers Of photograph c NJ. -
ciialS, VI h3iesale Il Retail.
sol i}ROADW AY. \. y.

In addition 10 main business ~ phOiogral hic
Materials. We are headquarters Tor the following, w
'MefeoSc0pS "IW Si0cOSc0pic jnws
OF these we have an immcn-c asro tm"i l. inrluliuy
WaI scenes. American and Foreign Ciirs aud t. nj.
scar"s. Groups status ry, &c. &c. y Revolving
StrfcusropcH, Tor public ar private exhibition cur
Catalogue VIII b. sent to any dress rec, apt of
STAMP.
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1865. Philadelphia & Erie 1865.
II A. IL r n O "A D.
60 I ~ @: o.


This great line iraverses the NuTthGrn and North
west counties Of PesnsyivaEia :" TIE city of Erie on
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the F,Ans sylvania Railroad
Company, and is operated by tA"m.
Its entire length was UPcned Tor passenger and
freight business, October Eth, led4
TIME PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East 10 III Z. NJ.
Emira Express Train, II - L. NJ.
Lock Haven Accommodation 10 - A. VI.
WiliamspOrt Accommodation, 25 7. NJ.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail \ rain. 424 A. NJ.
i.lmlIa Express Train, - A. VI.
urk Haven Accom- iatun 43i p NJ.
NhlIam- port ACcOr nOdatOn ii IS T. m.
Passengers Cars rru through Mail Train WITH.
or CHANGs both wa. between PhadGphia aud Erie,
ara BpitII,or ~ and Erie.
Elegant Siceping Cars on Elmire Express TraiRS
both Wa.s tween WillIamsport aud Baltimore.
tCr lgluEuatI"n respecting Passenger business, ap
ply Httuu tpr. 3dlh aud Market Sts.
and tu! Freight business of the Conpanys Agents.
:. q. Kingston, Jr, Cor. 18Th and Market Ss., Phil'a
J -. Reynolds, Erie.
]. VI. bril-. Agent n. c. Il: H., Baltimore.
II, H. Houston, Gen'l. Freight Agt Philadelphia,
II. w. Gwnner, Gen. Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
Joseph d. Potts, Genl. Manages, WillIamspOrt.
Jan. = l-G5.
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A Dutchman' being called upon to give
toast, said "Here is 10 de heroes what
6t, bed and died at the battle Of Bull Run
of which | am one."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-08

A PRINTER's ToAsr-Women-the
fairest work of creation The edition be
ing extensive, let no man be without a
copy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-08

asy- You should never wink at faults,
and not too often al the ladies.
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q MilLiNER GOODS. 50
3 RO ks & RO EN- II Elm
WUOJESA nEAJER

y II " " ~ % N II y u " II II w
WHOLESALE DEALER,
No. All Market Street, north side, ,Phila.
Have now opened their usual handsome
variety of Ribbons, Bonnet Mate.
terisls, Straw & Fancy Bon.
nets, Ladies & Misses
HATS.
FLOWERS, RUCHES, ACES, and all other arll
eies required by the
MIL L / N T. R II r A ID e!
BY long experience and strict attention to this branch
OF business exclusively, we hattrr ourselves that we
an offer inducements in variety styles, quality and
moderate pTices-n0t everywhere to be found lhs
attention Mil liners and Merchants. is respectfully
solicited
~ Particular attention pal to hlliog orders
March II, 1908, 3m
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Effect of Too Much Acid on the
System.

There arc many per.ons il the world
who. thiL king themseIvc, either too thin
or corps 1t 10 accord with their beau
'led of symmotr y and beauty Of person,
are constantly exercising their minds with
a view If increasing or diminishing their
rolvndity, and IN many case. applying
remedies for their supposed defects, which
eventually destroy their he,lth. Young
ladies OF full hab t, fearing further Juno
walton upon the system of their waists,
are no, slow 10 resort 10 copious and con-
slant draughts Of acidulated liquors, with
out +, flecti"g that they impair, and 10 fact
arrest, the operation of the digestive or.
gans, when taken beyond certain point.
There is reason in the vul gar notion, un-
happily too tondIy relied on, that vinegar
helps 10 keep down any alarming obesity
and that ladies who dread the appearance
of their graceful outline in curves of
pumpness expanding into lat, may arrest
so dreadful result by liberal potations OF
vinegar, but this can only be accomplished
at the far more dreadful expense Of health h.
The amount of acid which will keep them
thin will destroy their digestive powsrs.--
Portal gives us a case which should be a
warning.
GA few years ago lady, in easy cir
cumstances, enjoyed good health she
was very plump, had good appetite, and
a complexion blooming with roses on a
polished ivory ground work. She began
so look upon her plumpness with suspicion,
for her mother was very fat, and she was
afraid Of becoming like her. Accordingly
she consulted woman, who advised her
to drink . glass Of vinegar daily: The
young lady followed the advice, and her
plUmppe,s diminished. She was delighted
With !he experiment but she ION began
to experience the effects, A cough and a
low fever came on, with difficulty OF
breathing her body BECAME lean, and
wasted away swelling of her lower limbs
and feet succeeded, and a diarrhoea ter.
minated her lifs."
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A New NAME FOR "OLD BOURBON"
"A man about town tells us that the re-.
cent elevation" Of a distinguished Ten.
nessean has led 10 a change in alcoholic
nomenclature in this city. He heard a
conversation between an anxious enquirer
after "Old Bonrbon" and a bar. tender,
which he reports:
anxious Enquir~.-(Approaching the
bar, "Old Bourbou2''
Bar. Iender.-'Don't live here-havn'
seen him-don'l know him..
Anr, Enq,-"I want some Old Bour
bon whiskey -
Bar Iende'.-"Just out, sir-got some
very fine .4nay johnson !"
The unlucky customer accepts the sub
slitute, imbibes, and becomes SO "iacoher'
eut' that he can't remember the name o
Gideon Wells.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-25
CHAP TER |


The Manufacture Of Wooleu Goods both in the
household and in the factories. hts become Of great
portuncc account oi its tgrajng NJ present our
princjrai ar1j ic Of clothing. The nature Of cur eli
mate make it necessary, aud the .arcty OF Cotton
has greatly increased tle yaiuo of wool and EahGsos
made It ana being engaged In the business Of
mixing { Iorh and Flannel! ami also oil Cartir-,
aua Cloth Dressing we lNc thought 2 few TanaTls
with cg,rl 70 iHndi,ng WOOL an the p.oVer pro-
cess # 1nufartgrc nj GIN be of service tJ The couu-
try. and benefit To ourselves
The frs, process with The farmer VINO intends t.
make bis wool into rolls Tor spinning ent weaving
al home after washing -k-trln-, is assuring tle
ualiiies This ID mot expect farmer to do as
crfcctly as a regular manufacturer, bat Ly trying
he will approximate towards it, and be amply paid
or tne litre pains required, BY having an even
threHa and suuruthgr f,brlc. The fleece should be
whole and he spread out on n taDle-the coarsest
wool will be fouTd Cn the skirts oi tIe fleece,
,.u easily be distinguished by lolhinr closely f. Tie
fibre Two qualities from calh {. crc viii pc,hars
he close enough for ordinary purposes, bat the
sheep III our country differ much in their Craics Of
gooi-tbc coarse lalt 81 one may DO TO 60 with the
#, or part of auo-lor, ami IL make three or four
qualities out Oh the lot II it is goin- - the manu-
factory or to market, the fleece >huul moi be torn
Iut after ying the talorks, should be rolled up
cninIac:lv. skin Out side Nj la-s then one Ynaud
ofad fresh butter CT o.. h U't he sent with oyarv
ten rountsof wool going to the ca~lu- machine
Tie next thing Of Importance is If cuur t to lie
we'll carGcd tor which We vii be entirely RESPONSE
lle but in the matter of spinning AMI veaving we
have another caution 10 adj, Unless tho warn j.
evenly twisted and heat up evenly in Il @ loom the
10Th shTiUGS uncvcuiv n luIiing-mAkin- some r'i-
res vice Il others narrow am, If the iltSAer sue-
..erls III pre- siur the w5iG.,es the cloth viii re-
:ulEe It's cont"gtiou again when ~ de into g4r-
ueBf, and the mechanic Is sometimes wruurcullv
"Iamed Ior cont 5 becoming i4atera jslred on @
mans back 1t is ea-ily avoided by giving {, =
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april
-.. >rcciGc Pilis--Warrangei in all {


cihc PiiiS-- Warranted in all Cases
lied on! Never fail to cure Do 20
are speedy in action No change Of d
= Do not interfere with business pursuits
s.ad without detection! Upward OF 2CO
-. ~ a,onth-somc Of them very severe cases
s..,n.Irel nbv.icians have used tl,cn, in tbair
u, soo,r, rro,r e .bo;r oq;,.,a,, -.
heir composition, which is entirely vese
harmless on the system. Hundreds
u be shown.
''F'c fILLS are TIE original ana only
n..AI' PM IAey 1Te adopted for male
s ~ D" young, and the only reliable rene
ling norr,anant and sraal,- .,,ra e.. -
-, ~. ST ". --,.t
Of evils, such as tretheral ana - gina
-# elect the Whites Nightly or Turoiunta-
r,,.o,.;-.,.,oo C,.:,.l ro!,ri.-. 90,
ga
rE~ ~ Impotence Weakness or Loss Of Power
's-r.. .-;!h'y, &c re, all Of which arise Drnci-
-.,,,,r Tv,o..os o~ S.If Arr,,o Or s,,oo
--'r' =
al Hef'h@''eH'' ana 'hcaf"ci"tes Ia
..-ss u fulfilling the duties of married life. In
...osos ~ Gor,rrI,o, Gfrrt arI Stri.t
g.. D'Se'SeS oi ''e i''.il' anu N'aney7
2 charm Lclie. is czIcIicncod by IA
T-sF.s t,v
aGs -. m the ,,riDcina1 dr,,--;z,z Priao 81
,
S'"' "y i"''' '''s'J s'''''d' anu
- on OF the money. 'y
BRYAN, VI D.,
Ne, IS Cedar Street Few York,
..t f.,si,i.r r.r tho t,r,t,-,rt of
,n.r arI Tcr,.ns Di.no.as who ,rio
.. .ln r.iraai,,,. ,-,I,or.,o rrr1.
49,
nm r,,ors,yD--De rFTT:S TRFa
a.. r-,.,.l.
Abuse premature decay IMP ""0
I7fF 4. Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal We. r
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-25
BUCKEYE MOVER AID REl PER

Farmers should secure one Of these excellent Ma
chimes at once as the supply is limited and we are
confident thai the demands for the above Machines
will be great the coming season as the BUCKEYE
is the best Machine in use, and is the best adapts
ed to rough. hiy and uneven ground, is the mo
du BILE ami is managed with the greatst easeo-,
vther machines now in use.
For further pa. :culars address
JOHNU. STONE Agent,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-25
Putnam Clovhes wringer

%
SELF-ADHe eTING WRINGER
No WOODWORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT,
Mn THUSCREWS TO GET OUT OF ORDER
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG-wHEELs
IT took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty-s,
State and County Fairs in 1868, and is 1rithout
exception The best Wrnger ever made.
Patented in the United States, England, Canada
and Australia Agents wanted in every town, and
in all parts Of the world.
Energetic agents can max from to 10 Dollars
per day.
sample Wcingor sent Express paid on receipt of
No 2, Sc So MOL, $3.50. NoF. $3.50. No
$3.50
Manufactured and sold, wholesale AID retail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co.
No. 13 Platt Street, New York, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Benn ,gton. Vt. s. NORTHROP, Agent
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
That Iron well galvanized riH not rust;
That sjmpIe machine is better than a complicat-
That Wrnger should be ge!f.adusting durable,
and Efficient.
That Thumb Scrc,rs aad Fasfenings cause delqy
and trouble TO regulate and keep in order
That wood soaked IN hot water niH slreH, SHRINK
and SDAs;
The wood bearings for tie shaft to run in 1rM eqr
out;
That the Putnam Wrngor, with or without cog
wheels, viii not tear tic clothes;
Thatcog- g-wheol regulators are not essential;
That the Putnam WringeT has all the advantages
and not one of the disadvantages above named;
That all who have tested it, pronounce it the 6eS:
Wrnger ever male:
Thatit will wiring Thread or Bed Quilt WITH
OUT ALTERATION.
We might fill the parar with testimonials, but
insert only few To convince the skeptical, if such
there be; aul we saY to all, teet Punams WEinger
Test II THQROJGHLT with ANY unA ALL otiiers
any il not entirely satisfactory return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; / kaoic trunl practical experience
HGf iron lreH g1jraai-e scih zinc lrU not oridizs
rust one particle. The Putnam Wrirger is as
neGr perfect as possible and can cheerf,dy rec
OWeEd 10 be best use. Respectfully vours
JNO. W WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio
Many years experience in the gllvanzing busi-
ness enable ne to iudo'so the above statement in
all particulars.
New York, Jan 1861. JNO. C. LEFFERTS
% Bechmnn =.
We nave tested Pu'0am's Clothes Wringcr by
practical worMin- and know That it will do 1t is
chCp; it is simple; it requires 10 room, whe her
at work or NJ .': Ch.lI operate it it does
its duty thoroughly: line ana it saves wear
and rear. We earnestly advise all who haze much
washing 10 do with All intelligent persons wh, have
Gdy 10 bay this Wung.r. i viii pay for itse in
a year at most.
TT-v nor iC- - = T.ry
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that Christopher Mathew
son has fled his Petition in the Court OF ouArter
Sessions of Wyoming County; and Will make appI-
cation at the next term of said Court Tor Tavern
License in Clinton Township ZlBA LoII'
Dec. 20, 1861. 0icrN
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Remember the Address,
?. ), .W.U.N DERM ANN.
TJroisn and American Music Warehouse
- S24 Broadway, New York 90 81 y
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I have placed in
~ in the possesIonof b,2D, TVossiurg one AN
of four!year old, az COLTS to he kept by him du-
ring my pleasure; all person are forbid 70 modest or
in a1y manner ierfere with them rs they will do so
at their peril.
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Manufacture Of Noolcn GOODS :

=. ,. n ILLC
Tunkhanno. K. Nov /, 1865 y3-ni3.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTER 8 suspension OF four ycars this lnsiita
~ uuu has hesn re-orEafire1s rna Nll oa re
I 0pened on MuNnAh, Ocioher "a, ~ !.
The Coileae b iavoraAy situHted in q qu'et
hsalihv scchcn OF country, ana ercrY iaclldy vi
b. exisudsd ior tie arquis'tion @. seemed. prscii
cal asu aiinn be Course oI Study NIil emtracl
Ancient a. Modern LsnFu- gss Nsthf nstle.. A.
trcnorlv and Civil EaEiut erinE, Naiura fhlioso
nv Ctamisirr, and NslnIal Hiiurg Mental aut
Mora science Au-lont and h11cra historF, ant
Cvl pul|sf; Rheiorlc, sild Eng'lsh laieratate
Eidaf IL FAasIss. assisted bi froesssr j p
PlcEegi. rroiessor a. ,. Fam uiE sna ether sois
rud sxpanen-ed kdurstnrs, eli have he imuls
d.aie mararsmeni 81 the lnsnascn.
- -cnOoi or ACric allure,
Under r. Fsuufnr, eutrsc ng fucultursl Chem.
I'D ". Natural History, slHd TIE prssi'aal manage
meet Of the Farn and the Garden. oil be connect
ea with fHe On ieEe.
fhesos-ios q rrsnkliu Col 'eee vii ccrsisi oi 'po
ksTus lhc rrst uii hegin ge.nftr ID, lsfl, and
sud fetTuarY "a 4 lass; the fcc0ud vi hesIu
fsbrusrr l5lk l1ld eud June lSlh lsa6
AHpcuscs per rersni bosrd. Rncms. Fuei snd
AsshinF, Slls TuiaCn i1 calleFe, So lriUun n
tlelsra-ory Department, -; Nocai husic. =
. talIior Zee 81
fof Crc1iars. c'nfsu'n7 further IN crgna;'or, ap
~ ,n II faEurE, or FroicssarJ D. f.cssti. Nssh-
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Having thus placed before you, some
what in detail, ths information requisite D.
enable you 90 Judge Of the condition of ths
State, the evils which environ us, and fbe
measures uf legislation which deem nee
easary ior avertiug them and riddiEe our
selves Of them; it remains for me but 10 IN
woke your attention o. the consideration II
those means by which, shove nll others. We
may hope 10 restore order aud property 20
our country. And II one BIZ more uroini-
ueut than another. lf O. the necessity r.r
earnest and cordial co-opn-atlou between
She state and Federal Governments. d.
yog especially, as Legislafors. do thc ioral
people oi Ienueasae look ier eucouraees-.t
and counsel Fresh from the people. Won arc
presumed 20 knoW their wishes; ani 90 rs,ir
action in the halls ol legislation wiH I'D
eyes BE- turei. nos only iu Tennessee and fhe
loyal States North, but in the late eesles
States, lor examples OF what i befff-rg
loyal men, aud great State redeemed a.,
enthrallad and regcnerated. . hara ran
uemen, fun seuhdeuee THAI yea wi prove
yourselves eqaal % the emergency. and
meet me anriQus expectations 1i ths pah-
iic, both az home and nbfoad. Having em-
harked in glorious and haiy cane. ] fs-l
assured ihai you siu rice above aIl selfish
and personal c1nsidcrutious.
IN conclnslon. geutiemen. aTnin con.
fratuiate you upqu the resforafiou 81 neaes
% our Distracted country. and nuon fh,
favorable circumstances uuder wfieh vou
have again assembled in the Caritof. Dr
the isFae Of The struggle NV clasaf vre-.
staEeds a. honestly bel eve. the f.hifa ~
me battles ioz frre government in slf rr..
rs tne world. and iu aii elimos and a..
6fral country Qf ours. wifh u unaarr7fs-i
~ snd climate, - 5eautifai rivers and
lakes, and ita wonderful ulountnin fsn-cs
q aenirahly adapted laf temporal Para.
aile ior man. may Be proudly so.utef o. by
tne uations Of the carth A. proaf of a.
.aflfiiy OF orr rare i0r feif-goFerumeut
Ne lre COW sble tq lcok EnEiaud and Franro
pm tne are without blush, hecausa aar
starry Dauusr, undinmed and untoru aaafs
on every breeze, from Alaiue 30 tfte Guif ol
aezieo, aud treu the Atlantic te the golden
shore oi fne Paeid- inviting Gle or-
pressed el every rl1ue ~ q EhpnllIa re-
deemed =fum ihe ul haresy D 81 as-au.
from the machinai en- ~ .ts de pa q rri-
srlrltora tssedefaiei ani purified hy tac
struggle through which f be- paste'ii boz
entering up-u r. career OF ~. friyf oi Tee
dom, RI national rreatucasr se Nasi- 81 rsara.
that the spicrlar ei its Tla1F threws ilr iuf0
the shaia a Q ihc Tretrua.cra 0f ell tar
reFeramenfs % eathi flsF ofas feftaf-.
"a undivided nstiln may oar presucritr
bs increased may ear peae- D. uninfsfftp-
I'd, ane mHy our A1erties he cte-nal
ostobsfs. Issa
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Fsaafrraig hnldIru Isfrulh Trrsfa can have
Npou uuTal of -ffanrrlH af OIurInugr. crnHrr
anca " D b. furnished. fee df fharra o. M0fsfa aH
Niuuitus a1I tarfaTH Marru VII IL rariIrf-a
ufou srrVsI Of hFrunE nont from louisville. fi,
equHeT paf ene1fa lli her uaaTife. bee. to hf-
short fietanfa H1uH Infur.1 ~ ennnacrnuH.
fars A. .oE, aad time qu.ck as bY iny sihar
rcufa.
NaIihrl1t corner hfondusF ani Do RI eHrrff No
~ NHri feur street, uud a the New raaaraar
Depot tIlcIrnat. Hafttioa uud Dayton UaIsa7.
and ai Frna'ral tiiras ri rounaranr D. nas
KS FufHFR. cant. 9. UtpNrv
een- licEeihgL Pass. a s't Lousy iIa.
-. N1cH4AuEHcr
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I Ing therefrom. can upon the frirnds of hu.
mauity aud @. reiigi to e}ueate TIE rut it
aind in oppast On 90 th'a vi1r. ana, 81 . 81
slolc. 90 stsy the tide that nov bids iaIr O.
i overwhelm and degrade societv. I sn--u
@ che mcu1hc-s OF tdc General AsscmhIV tfs
imposition OF sgth a lax up m ne ulala sa..-
ture and sale of a dent spris "a wli
amQant o. prohibitiou oi thc ruIr. Surh
q recoumeniaton By he Ex-cui.ve, ana
such iesislatiou BY vou. wii he anyth.nc
eut acceptable % those who are Vcdddi &,
taelr cups and who ere living by TIE iratt.
- iar as I ann concerned Z choose, nav.
as7s, do whas I think y right, lcasug ID DE
god ot nay ra-c and b tae uellars Of my
country, leaving au enlighteued ana Chris-
tan Z e PIE 90 pass upon The rccommendR-
tion. IN eruporance s Moving ar steam
bsass, upssitiag staco -coschcs, and. tkrourh
the carclelsness 81 drunken cnFmecrs u
sFiieh-tenders, g ia bringing trains in col
lsion or running them 81 Che track. AL
tbs appalling ioss df hle aud inb, result
ing fr1m thc wickcdncss. carcicssuess aaf
coniempt for human life 81 tho owners. a.
rccioga, upcrniendents. aFcnis and en-
picyscs On che various lines of travel. is a.
uihuiahlc, IN q great degree, 90 zoe vice I'll
iniempersnce. With the rcckle1sne 3 fsi
loving apoa the heels Of dcvastsiinr var.
We nav lcok Cor corresponding narrht.rs
"a tennessee. A general revision di orr
siate i1gs in rctcrencs o. railroads esd
sieamhoats, Is believed 81 pc necdcd. The
least that can b. done By she Lersiaturr-
e1d this ough. 60 be satisfactory % the
riends Of morality aud eligion--is 81 au-
,horirc ihe prohibition Of the trslic through
the telioi-hoE oEce IN two years. either 81
counties or civil districts. This would ems
BE those aho desire 10 rid themselves OF
ths numerous aud charming evils oi iutsfi
perauce O do 30 lcginmatcly, while itunnh
enable thcse couniics or civii Districts who
are joined 90 their idoisn % cline % them.
and uller the ccnseaueurss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-03

d. d. Denton & 90,
City Steam Bakery. and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broed Street.
Dealers can DO sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes.
&c, &c.
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