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Stolen!
Stolen!
HORSE STOLEN. 600


HORSE STOLEN.
II $50 REWARD.
Stolen from the Houston farm, three miles from
Harrisonburg, on the Port Republic road, on
Wednesday n mig + the 18Th rs ct SGIy' 1866
about II hands high, heavy set, black name and
TAIL has ~. s." branded on the left shoulder,
and 3D. under the name on the right side of the
neck, little white on the right hind foot and
small white mark in forehead. - '@A-
| will give the above reward for the recovery
of the horse, or for information that will lead to
his recovery. My Post Office is Harrisonburgs
Virginia. N. III. JACKSON,
July 31-3t 81
GAO RExVARD-HORSE STOLEN
% IU Last Friday night ] lost bay horse,
5 years old, not shod, star in the forehead, the
left hind foot little white, looks like he is taking
the fstulo, is l5a hands high, and square built
track ed him to near Staunton. ..-.
July 3l-3t ELF. j. CULLEN,
New Hope
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Boots and Shoes.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

4 Desiring to make change in my business, l
propose to sell my stock of Eastern Work, con-
sisting of Gents Boots, Shoes and Congress Gai-
tiers Y ouths' Boots and Shoes Ladies, Misses,
and Children's Shoes and CATERS.
Also, lot of Gents Hats-ditferent styles-aA
at COST for Cash or Proaace.
BARGAINS IN CUSTOM WORK.
Having a large lot of French and Americans
Calf-Skins and other fine material used in man.
uf,cturing FIRST CLASS WORK, l will fur
nsh Doors and SHOES, of any kind, to oKDERf
Warranted to tit) at greatly reduced prices, for
Cash or Produce, to wit:
Gents French Calf Boots, ... $40 to SIe.f
- American do ............... to ~
Congress Gaters .................. " to
I" High Balmorals, ....-............ 81 to %
Low Dress Shoe, .................. to %
Ladies Morocco Boots, ............... 50 to $50
"a g Balfnorals, 81 to ~
C Glove Kid and Lasting Balrnorals mado
to order, equal in style to any Eastern Work
brought to this market. .---
use the best material, and spare no expense
in procuring the best Workmen in the State.
All work made here uarraHfed
Call and see for yourself, two doors east of the
1st National Bank
c. N. WILLIAMS.
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For the Spectator. |

Mr.. EDITOR Being in attendance at the
last term of the Hastings Court of this town,
| was pleased to hear the Attorney for the
Commonwealth stated to the court that there
after he would require applicants for Hotel Lii
cense to comply with the requirements Of the
law, defining what constitutes a Hotel since
then, I have read the law passed by the last
Legislature On that subject. and am satisfied,
that under the law, mere Grog- shop cannot,
BY any device, be raised to the dignity Of a
Hotel it OBSERVER.
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George Savage Defendant,
Educational. w
Ia ROWEARTkG HIGH SCHOOL.

County, Va.-The next session of this school will
commence on Thursday, the 18th of September,
and close near the last Of June. The course of
instruction has been arranged with special refer
furnish boys thorough preparation for that In
stitution or for the University. Competent teach
ers will direct the several departments of study,
and great care will be taken to secure accurate
and faithful instruction in the Glass rooms.
Ample arrangements have been made for the
accommodation of boarders at moderate rates.
The fee for tuition and incidental expenses will
be SEQ ...z.-. --.z. - =. So.
For further information apply to the Principal
at Brownsburg.
80, II. R. MORRISON, A. NJ.
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RObay Failures.

NURSING BOTTLES. ~ p
IN Gttta Percha Breast Pumps,
t---lHt 81 Infant Combs p E -l- -l-
Excelsior Hair Tonic, a beautiful
article for the Toilet and restoring the color of
the hair. For sale low at .-ze-..s1f $3.50.
July 31-tf 81, YEAKLE 6 YOUNG'S
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Cheap Cigars &c Tobacco /!

CIGAR FACTORY!
u CIGAR FACTORTI
We have on hand, and are now manufacturing,
Cheaper and better Cigars than can be had any
place in the State. tfRlHENTROUT + co.
ENEGAEsS-a good article, only3 cents piece,
u at the Factory of ARMENTROUT & co.
VEvEHE FINEST BRANDS OF SNHO-
Il king Tobacco, for sale. wholesale and retail,
at the factory of ARMENTROUT s. co.
juy3l-tf
~ T. COCHRAN & GO. have just open
". ed at their well known house asuperior lot
of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO of extra
brands. Also an assortment of Choice CIGAR RS
which they offer cheap for cash. They also have
on hand stock of Groceries, Queensware and
Dye Stuffs. -H - .4 .. sy-
@sss- Produce of all kinds will be taken in ex-
change for Goods [Staunton, Sept, 12-tf
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GHURCHVILLEs HIGH SCHOOL


The next session of this School will commence
on Wednesday,, the 1871 of September.
It is our determined purpose to establish first
rate Classical and Mathematical School, in which
advanced classes in Washington College or the
University of Virginia
The school is located in community noted for
the intelligence, morality and sobriety of its cit-
zens, and favored with daily mails, churches,
stores &c.
TERMs-IN ADVANCE
Tuition and Board per half session, $40 in specie
Tuition in languages & mathematics, 20 "
Intermediate English, ........ ........... IS
Primary ........ 10 {"
German and French, (extra) ......s $50 81
Board can be had in the family of the principal
and in good families in the neighborhood
For further particulars. address, srsz ~ r.
JOHN G.. SLOWER,
t..-n H. L. HOOVER,
Ia - Churchville, Augusta CO., Va
July loft VindicatOr cOpy
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II. W. DELL, -
I,,1u 81 Al,

COMMISSIONERS s SAFE esF Vac
- ABLE LAND.-Untler a decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the cause Of
Hogsetts guardian, rs. Hogsetts heirs, / will
proceed on the premises on
Monday TIC 3ad day Of September, 1884,,
to sell at public sale, tract Of land, in Augusta
county, containing
Two HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES.
1t is good quality Augusta land, adioins George
Il. K yle, John Crllm and others, about IS miles
North West of Staunton, 2! miles of Striking
Springs The improvements are good; has on it
q large and thrifty orchard Of good fruit.
Persons in want of a good home and healthy
location would do well to examine this land be
fore purchasing elsewhere. - +
The farm will be shown by Elijah Messersmith.
who resides on the farm, or George H. Kyle on
the adjoining farm, or BY the undersigned, who
TERMS Enough in hand to pay the costs of
suit and sale; ,one-fourth in six months bearing
interest from date, and the balance in equal an
nual instalments, at one, two, and three years
from date-the purchaser to give bond with good
personal security and title to be retained rs ulti-
mate security. r. 7. EUBANh,
July 2-6t Commissioner.
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sALEOF LAND.

v By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, rendered on the l1th of No
vember 1865, the undersigned commissioner, will
proceed to SELL on the premises, ON
Saturday. the 25th Of august 1866,
a tract of land on the waters of Pine Run, con-
tanning SIXTY-ONE ACRES, go cleared-the
balance we'll timbered) and adjoining the lands
OF Loudotin Koontz, John English, and others
The land is within half mile ofthe contemplated
good quality; lies WE'LL every foot being tllable
and may be made comfortable little home.
TERMS:-So much money in cash as will be
necessary to pay the costs and charges Of the suit
and the sale Of the land the balance in gold, or
6, II, and Is months with interest from the day
OF sale; the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
curity and lien to be retained ON the land until
the purchase money is paid. 1sa
~ 3at.E WIN. ARMSTRONG;,
U. D. PoE COMMISSIONER.
Crior.l.s F...t..--f -.-- July 24-Jt
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Z DUBLEC SALE IN EEEGHEAND


As administrator on the estate of VIM. McCung,
deceased viii sell, at public auction, at the res
idence OF the deceased.
lPednesday the 9Th Of September.
all the personal property belonging to the said
estate comprising some
100 head of cattle of which AZ are years old
10 head OF horses, mares. and colts; $40 head
OF sheep, % hogs farming utensils household
and kitchen furniture. ..,.
Terms cash or approved negotiable notes at 60
days. .-.-<. f. ID. G. NfeCLUNG
Administrator
All persons indebted to the above estate will nav
up lmmedlgtely, and all those holding claims
", NJ. Sommers or Louis NJ McClung, Mellow
ell, Va, or to myself at Franklin, w. Va
t. d. G. McCLUNG.
july FIT Administrator
" of decree of the Circuit Court of Highland
county, | shall proceed on the premises on
Saturday, SEPTEMBER the LIST, 1866,
to sell ct public AUCTION, to the highest bidder
consisting Of valuable and highly improved
tract OF land, situated the head waters of Jack
SON River, in the county of Highland, adjoining
the lands Of Jacob Heyener and others containing
ONE HUNDRED Il EIGHTY-THREE Acres,
more or less; and also tract situated about three
miles from the former tract, adjoining the lands
OF Michael Trainer and Others containing
,,,,o' Sh = EMI1 ONE As, y "A HALE ACRES,
SO much in cash as will defrav the eynenso of
suit and sale, and the remainder to be divided in
to four equal instruments, falling DUE respective
ly, IN six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four.
months, from the date of SALE the purchaser to
give pond and approved personal security, and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
These lands are Of fine quality admirably suit
ed for grazing, and well set in grass and the lar
ger tract contains comfortable Dwelling House,
with good barn, and necessary out-buiidings.-
Possession given on the 1st of November, 1866.
=, 81. NICHOLAS CROUSHORN,
z july 24-tt.ss IL .s-FI@ :. Commissioner
A <ON1MfSSEONER'S SALE OF VALU-s
~ LIABLE REAL ESTATE
In obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta, rendered in the cause of Craun's guar
dian, &c, u.s. s. s. Craun's infant heirs, at the
June term last, Shall on
Thursday, the 30th dag Of .fug,lst ,sert
upon the premises, sell to the highest bidder, two
very valuable farms, Of which Samuel S. Craln,
died seized and possessed One known as the
Home Tract" containing ,
ONE INBRED a. FORTY-NINE A Ores,
and the other as the 'Swank Place" containing
NINETY-ETGHT ACRES.
Ihese farms are situated on the watersiof Ma
ked Creek, IN the county of Augusta, within a
short ceef each other 1t is enough to say
that these are Naked Creek Lands. Persons
we'll improved, in high state of cultivation, and
Il, a good iieighborhood, had better be looking to
Their INTERESTS lIlt4 = HOT a<l1
TERMS SO much of the purchase money IN
hand as wall pay the costs of suit, and charges of
sale, and the balance in three equal annual pay
mentSn the purchaser giving bonds With good Sc
clrty, payable IN gold or its equivalent, and the
title to be retained until p1rehase money is paid
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N Va KSE.-Ihe sale notes belonging to Jos.
~ Harper's estate, were due the 18th of last
April; those wishing to pay up can do so by cal
ling OH J. Sidney Motfett, by the 18th of August;
after that time, N. K. Trout will have the notes
for prompt !. collection 1ze JOHN HARPER,
' office of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, the End day of July, 1866
John w. Carson, who sues for himself and other
creditors Of James I. Blair, who will make them
selves creditors under The usual terms,
Samuel Paul, Sheriff Of Augusta County, and as
such, Administrator of James T. Blair, deceased
- puttlesworth and Mary E. his wife, Hamil-
ton Young, Ella Young, -Y Young Young
mate and Sarah his wife, Matthew Blair, Lucy
Blair, William Blair, John Blair Chesey Blair
Maggie Blair, and George Paugh, ...... Defendants
The object of this suit is to have the undivided
interest Of James I. Blair, in tract of land, in
Augusta County, sold for the payment of debts
The Defendants ---Sputtleworth and Mary f.
his wife, Hamilton Young, Ella Young, -
Young, - Young, William Whitmer, and Ma
ry his wife, Matthew Blair, and George Paugh
not having entered their appearance, and it sp-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
| residents of this Commonwealth: It is ordered
that they. do appear here within one month after
due publication of this notice. and do what is nee
July 17E4t -" j. n RYAN, Clerk
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk s
office of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, the End day of July 1866 ,.e5-
Samuel f. Wagner ..................... Plaintiff.
against $685. u
George Savage, ........................De Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enforce vendor s
lien on a piece of land in Augusta County
The Defendant George Savage not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not q resident of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A copy-teste, 81.
july 17th--4t . j. n RYAN Clerk
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TNvO WILLIAM SWTTH-TAKE NO

Il tice, that, on Monday, September 3rd, 1866,
at the Office of Joseph A. Waddell, in the town
of Staunton, Virginia, will take the dispositions
Of Mary Murray and others to be read in my be-
halt, in suit in Chancery, pending in the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, Virginia, in which
/. by Martin Murray, my brother and next
friend, am plaintiff and you are defendant If
pleted on the day named, the taking will be con-
tinued from day to day at the same place till fin
| ished. CATHERINE K SMITH
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VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND FOR
Y SALE.-We will offer for sale; at public
auction, on Friday the 1917 day Of Asigust tert,
ut the store of A. W. Anderson in Newport Au-
gusta county, Two Lots or Parcels Of Land, sit
uated in said county. ;...-- r. 'j5f
Lot No contains II acres, .adioins the lands of
Archibald Reed and others, all cleared except
acre, and under good fence, with a good spring
on it, a...s 10 =. r5s. III as. 80
No. 2 contains acres adjoins the lands of .Ja-
cob Bowman, j. j Martin, and others-au in
timber. .TaH9 5Z 81 }s9st Fl! 5a.
Either of the undersigned will take pleasure in
showing tlfeland to persons wishing to purchase
Terms accommodating and made known on
day Of sale. Sale to commences at II O'clock.
IS . 81 r. JAMES r. HITE.
- lex t~a JOHN n. HITE.'
49,. &. - 80. ~ - = * HENRY G. SHITE.
At the same time and place will offer for sale
a House and lot in the town of Newport The
lot contains one acre, q dwelling house and a
good spring Of water gAar r-7k ar18x ~
Terms accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. 80 JAMES T. II TIE
July 24-5ts.
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GPKING WATER BBEWERY.-MANKEL q
. FKANK, successors 10 n ), DTucke4, Brewers
OF ale and Lager Beer, NO. Al Broad stree, Nash
yille, Tom ldee3 ly
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During the summer of 1864, the jjth
Massachusetts, ColOred Volunteers were
stationed at Folly Island, S C. In
August Major SigOurney Wales was de
tached 10 command the outposts on the
adjoining islands There his duty
obliged him 10 visit all parts of the
island day and night During his rides
he found great numbers of large spi-
ders, whose webs, extending from tree
to tree, often measured from six to ten
feet, with threads Of a silk-like tex
ture, strong, elastic, and of a bright
gold color These webs were q source
Of annoyance, especially at night, when
the most disagree6bie sensations were
experienced by their tenacity, and re-
sistance to repeated attempts TO brush
them from the person. Speaking OF
this to the Assistant Surgeon, it led him
to mention a curious experiment made
by him the year previous, in which he
reeled upon a pencil or quill many
yards of web from single insect
Persons familiar with army life are
aware that its leisure hours are many 4,
these Major Wales had employed, at
intervals, in carving mementoes, and in
this connection it occurred to him, that
if he could draw this golden thread
upon a ring, it would make a curious
and valuable souvenir of the war.
Having satisfied himself of the prac-
ticability Of his design, by securing sew
eral Of the spiders and reeling their
web upon an ebony reeler, he proceeded
TO carve out Of hard rubber ring, with
raised rims on It's outer surface; this he
secured 20 q cork, through which S
large shawl pin was thrust, forming o
wheel and axle, and giving increased
velocity.
With a supply Of spiders confined in
a cigar box, be completed this ring
which, when finished, presented two
black rims inclcsing q band Of gold
one-eighth inch in width, so much
like gold Is 20 be readily mistaken for
the true metal
To facilitate the operation Of wind
ing, MAJ W. manufactured Of a tin
blacking- box cover, some pieces Of cigar
box, pins. cOrks. screws and thread. a
machine upon which be also wound
breast-pin snd earrings, which, With The
ring, comprises set Of ornaments in the
| possession Of lady in this t:Ly.
Asst Surgeon Wilder used this ma
chine for winding two rings. and the
Lieut. Colonel, with the armOrer dr;ll-
stock, completed two crosses OF rare
beauty.
Scientific men who have examined
this web pronounce II superior to that
OF the slk-W0rm. being round and
straight, whilst theirs Is tat AID curly
in size ard strength nearly equal. It's
/ indestructbiiity is proved beyond a
/ doubt, by that on the ruler. which.
though exposed TO rough use for over a
I twelve month retains its color, strength
and elasticity
Major vs. has, since his return. per
fected drawings Of machine capable
I Of reeling rom SIXTY four spiders. and
/ completing at once an syerseesiEed
( thread
] The ahovs facts. cons Idered IN counec
[ tion with tie declining silk crops Of
Z Europe, are mporiznt and we may vet
see, among the newiy-deFeloped re-
sources o. uis country, the spidersilk
supplying tie deficiency. now exciting
50 much ATTENTION throughout Europe
-Bog.Jl I-nl--iB.
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crop saal, be msde OF not The plant.
ef has every disposition % oworS-bat
ne eaor't work without a55- ltea. az
Y pad, Eitloat drat anrris lsald sru
iul pienents, ard without strrE-s
eive Inn trsN en- ssrur1rcs cf "a 1.-.r.
'ef.erence on the part oi the -1rarn
menl wiia his personal l.sha. .aad uext
q aa.-t,eli cap.l4 90 lsEu u. aud
We saa-- ~,aln see cotton cr-a ia the
S'ai1 @. ioUr uilscrs q. biica T1e
el2-'aa.t risks lui lillc iu masking
saea advances, While tlc success 81
,1g ,l, eaiorpvise ensures Uiuu t1 De
oid-'ime prosperity 'l tle Who'll, c.aa-'
try q C-Es
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VaIuable Property for Sale.

4 WILL sell at private sae a tract Of land belong
ing 20 the estate OF II G. vi lsms, deceased,
eonrginina Twl Hundred Acres, more or less, ~ ng
half mile south O.. the town OF LswIen'ebu' s. l.sw
renee county, Tennessee, on Hhoal creek. Upon
said t-sci there Is handsomely locsted, and neat
two story frame dwelling h0nse, kitchen, and ether
ont house, stab ts r., all M good sud sunsiAuLii
order Convenient aut close by are Two or tlfee
large springs OF hne free stone waier, when run
during the whole wear. pou ssld tarm there is
also an APPLE and Peach orchard OF very supe- OF
suslfty aud snsceutibie OF being msde tho hnest 10
the co 4ntry. The whole @. SAID farm i under good
fence the greater rant being cleared 9nd De- ~ Ter
tile ana productvass ~ any land in the etktel being
well adapted 20 either cotton, corn, Wneat or rye
qrowlng There is also a superior u1't-flfsf, SUIT
able either for large M o. or s-tory, OF bothsa'd
20 be the best IN the country. Another CREST al
vantage iu owning said farm, b. the eenerHl out-.ei
so comm srce ana ira ie, the sane beng sltusted
upon the public h'Eh-ray 20 Florence Aats-ns,
and The Tennessee t5ver, also upon The road lead
ing 20 the tennessee and Alabama Railroad, inter
sss,ting al Pulaski, Tennessee, all Of which roads
are in good travelling condition a. all seasons o. the
yesr
vii also sell at the same time, smother Tract,
one ana n half miles sou'h Of the above described
,pe This trast is desirable for its wood, none OF %
Il cleared or under leuce. but u heavily unbereo
MIR All the most desirable groHths-
Terms Of ssle-si1, twelve. Hnd eignleen month";
WIN inte eat and approved security.
For further particulars enquire q Ar- ihmeS Ni
and Thomas keucheyai, office No ~ up -Al. p
Cedar street Nashville, Tennessee, or 70 zoe uiiuei
signed 81 I.euf-hurg Marshall county, Tenn
II. A. WILLIAMS,
dec22-lm EzccuirN-
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TUHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
% OF CLAIMS, ETCsecutes all ciassss Of Cams
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
l---e ll Oa-ar ELreeL M hELL-e. lenn. -noKl-al.
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nOOh AND 5OES PRINTING.


CAMERON, WM. a CJ.--Book ana job Printers,
X and pu Ilshers CT the Day and Weekly
Uuion, Printers Alley, betaeen Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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COLLEcTENG AGENTs.
WALL PAPEEs, etc.

vETILsON, J. ". CO. Manufacturers and
| W wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 II0, Copper
sad Sheet Iron Ware snd Furnishing Goods, no. Il
! College street.
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CAHHIAGE IIANUFACTUREHs.

CINGLI TON, X. d H-BO0kselier, Publisher,
y s.auoner, ami Periodical Dealer, Post Once
BUILDING
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FZNIGHT Dealers in Cumberland
N and tittsburg C-RI. Wood sawed snd spit 10
stove lengths, Office 49 Church street. Yard Oh
IlrLlL.LLLN
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vote uas being tskea on au fuprr ul
nessurs .H che llaIart s--ats ilsa-hes iav.
Air. --, g.av. and rerere-4 sa--.ll,
bed nei tes4 ctfeli.rr rH h.s d" H.-. cad
didn't Eu'F What tls rlts.--n uaa- Ha
plrr che desk with la -rar-.aa. after ils
lasauer % card -p.ay.a. SAID .I Taas. A.
audible uti-r rau through The hail, aLl tae
Pres den, 1i ias Senate tg1A 10 lu.F
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church St., between Summer and CAeTrys
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
Lovers of Pure Havsns Cigars snd
Hollands Empress Virginia
Colo kLas q sHEENaNs
If vou want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
Colo KLINE a sHERNAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETTs,
For - ty ELINs IS sHEEMAN.
American and Imported SosPs, IN
Crest Variety, -....,.,
At KL,NE 8 sHERMAN's-
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomaae
and Hair Oh,
AT SLINE a sHERAANs.
Try CHEVALIERS Life for the Hair.
For ssis only a KLINE a sHERdAN's
Nswcsstle soda, Pepper, Spices, ana
Pure FlavorinE Extracts,
A RLiSE q sHER'fAN's
,-.o4 rs,1N Cosl on, i;-ehie DISTILLED
- - ri ANN cold p-ess'dl l.nsee ls,
CsstCr Ufi ,Fsss Do a,al sp-Is eite'i'i'''
Pure white lesds ..rr,,.,,s,, ,,,,s
Fur sale 81 MIN
1
Extra Brushes, every yariety' Sul s'OSi
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
KLINE a saERNAN'S-
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on haAd
Always,
A KLINE sHERalAN's.
AZ fhe Et,ove for ssle sI
KLINE 4 SIERNAN's,
Nssoulr BuIdng. Chsrlh sJnsei
.,,as s,, NAsHyItiE, TIM.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
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