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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
DIED.,

In this city, on the night Of the 9Th inst, of
Smallpox, Mr.. b. r. PEARr, late Senator from this
county in the Legislature. Aged about 65 years.
In this city, on the 18th inst, of Smallpox,
WN. ELLIS, about 40 years -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

A MCGDEaER, in Switzerland, has been pardoned
upon condition that he will migrate to the United
States. We have not learned his decision
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ren. On sales, at retail, over the counter, a
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
nsA- To Merchants LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED.
nae. We deliver Our goods, FREE OF CHARGE,
to the Depot Wharf, and all parts of the city.
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"Old Hickory !"
Revived,
Regenerated and
Disseminated
BY CHAS. SCHLICH.

.AGER BEER EQUAL TO ANY IN THE
IL United States always kept at the Saloon, and
families wanting ii at their homes procure il in
bottles. so as TO preserve its gas The
Restaurant Department
Has been just opened, under the superintendent
of an nneqaaled cook, with a cuisine, the mos
varied ever kept in the city.
FRESH OYSTERS served in any style, at all
hours
\ quiet MEAL or DRINK of the best can al
ways be obtained at the "OLD HICKORY"
Jan. 10, '66-3m -.-
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DUCATIONA AL

A CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND ENG
II fish School for Young Ladies' will be opened
in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this
city, on MONDAY, THE FIFTH OF FEBRUARY
1866, under the care Of Rev, s. r. CHEsNrT, Prin.
cipal assisted by competent teachers.
Lessons will he given in Vocal and Instrumental
Music by Miss FRrpoNIA LEIGH,
For particulars, address
REV. S, I. CHESNUT,
Jan, 10 jG-lt Principal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

Ar rcccn, Republican caucussh Washington
the members from the West were generally opposed
10 negro suffrage,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

THE TEST OF IT'S NATIONALITY, THE
L solid service 1t has rendered patrons, and its
ability to pass through prolific Of coniaera-
tons, with honor and profit to those most interested
may be inferred from perusal of the following
fo,iros NJ 30
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
BLUE GRASS. SEED,
HERDS GRASS SEED,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
PLOWS,
.aol~fs ,fa' JAi 20
HrsHr.' Dr.. 70IInT g0l c.oF ,>iYiH
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
BEEF TONGUES,
DRIED BEEF, ..H
PICKLED BEEF.
I
WESTERN RESERVE BUTTER,
NEW YORK STATE CHEESE,
NEW YORK FACTORY CHEESE,
NUT MEG CHEESE.
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Capt. W. A. Wainwright, A. Q. NJ. viii
offer at auction this morning, at o'clock,
on the site of the southern half Of the Tay-
Tor Depot corner Of Summer and Demum-
brane streets, the entire remains Of the Ere
Of June 9Th 1865, consisting Of horse and
mule shoes, cut, wrought and horse shoe
nails, cut aud wrought spikes, &c, making
in the aggregate upwards OF two millions Of
pounds Of old iron. Here's splendid op-
portunity for the owners Of ioundries, ma
chine shops, SC, to get bargains.
By the way, we are glad to welcome
Capt. Wainwright once more to our city
He has been on duty at Knoxville for som'
months, but is now in Nashville. He Ii
quite 8 veteran, having enlisted as private
in the s5th Indiana Regiment Nolunteei
Infantry on the l7th Of April, 1851. On thu
2Sth Of September, 1862, he was promoted
to LIST Lieutenant and R. Q. NJ, and on thu
ash Of December, 1865, was made Captain
and A. Q. NJ. So he has been in the serv
ice five years less one week. He has beer
a most efficient officer, and commanded q
sIl times the confidence and respect Of hi
auperiors.
During his administration here the great
Ere st the Taylor Depot occurred and j
was reported, at the time, that his books
&c, were burned, together with $40, 600, ooI
worth Of goods. This, however, was grcs
sxaggorsiion. The loss was really less thai
81 900 Gee, and his books and papers wer
saved. Not the slightest reelection ooul
be made upon him Tor this loss, and b
stands to-day an ofscer without fear an
without reprOach. We presume it viii nc
be many months before he, and other Of
scsrs. who have rendered efficient service
and won the airectionate regard Of our PEG
pie, will return to private lie. They Wi
leave behind them troops Of warm friend
who viii never sease 20 remember ther
kindly and gratefully.
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F1RE on BRoAn SrREET.-Night before las
Gre broke out on the northwest corner o
Broad and Front streets, which entirely con
sumed a one story brick building, owned by
Mr.. Andrew Morrison. The house was oc-
cupied by three Parties-Capt. Harrison
steamboat agent, Major Guukle, salooE
keeper, and Jew, eloihier.
The fire originated in the clothing store
but how is not yet asoertained. The whol'
loss is about $1,000, with little or no insur
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Arrival and Departure Of the NOlensViHe and
ITiHae StGgS.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
1rday Returning, leaves Triune 90 Monday, Wed
ussdsy and Friday. Once AZ City Hotel East sde
Public Square.
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MARKETS.


CINCINNATI, April 2.
Flour duh at Close but prices not at lower stand
ard superdne s. do Extra and Family ssg9 g
Fancy Slo8iE.
Whest steady, but quiet No, Red 81 50.
Corn and Oats dull unchanged.
Whisky 81 p
Provisions dull pr &c lower.
Mess Pork closed heavy ct s25i Bulk Meats 81
@l21S
Lsrd lsc.
BscOu l2][alFl and l53[ for shoulders, Sides
and clear sidcs.
Groceries 10 iirsr demand.
G5id l25, closing unsettled.
LOUISVILLE, April Q.
Tobacco unchanged. Sales Of 70 hhds.
supsrhue Flour dull at 81.
sound Corn higher; Mixed in bulk SEE, shelled
CSC.
Heavy sales Of Bacon. Shoulders 12lzc, Clear
Sides quiet At Ice plain Hams lss.
Prime Lard Use.
eats acc, bulk.
Raw Whisky dull 81 IS
Riyer7feet inches By eanAl mark, and Fising
slowly.
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"TuF FAILES FLowER" is the title of
new and beautiful song just issued from the
press Of the publisher, Louis Trip, LOUIS
vile, KY, and laid upon our table by c. d.
Benson, Esq, of this city. The subject OF
This ballad is Miss Ellen Poor, who resided
near Clarksville, Montgomery county
Tenn. up 20 the slime Of her melancholy
death. The music is as plaintive as the
history Of the fallen one" is sad. Il is
related that rival suitors sought her hand
in marriage, one Of whom was her cousin
who was rejected, or at least another was
accepted, which amounted to the same
thing with him. lmpelled by jealous
phrenzy, he resolved to as'assinate her, SC
armed with deadly weapon, he stole upon
her privacy and slew her. This is, IN brieii
the romantic history Of the subject Of this
mournful dirge. AS q composition, 1t Is
pronounced by judges to be excellent, it,
immense popularity is evidence Of that fact
strong as proof Of holy writ" Benson
has few copies LETT.
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senAhuse.

Thm vice, which is never prEcticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and moot talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloguence or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsu
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these lie final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can moet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently OF this afliction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. e. North Cherry street.
or address him By letter, Box Sez, Nah
VILE, Tenn. fsb36-H
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CHANGE OF TME.-The Gallatin aceommo-
dalton will hereafter leave this city at 4:4O
P. m, arriving at Gsllatin at 6:5Op. m. Re-
turning, will leave Gallatin at $50 a. IN,
and arrive at Nashville a. m. The regu-
lar e:Ss P. m. train lor Louisville does not
stop between here and Gallatin, and hence
passengers desiring to get off at way sta
tons between here and that city would do
well TO take the accommodation train.
There has also been an alteration Of SEIZED
ule of the through express and mail train
to Louisville, q corrected table Of which will
be found al the head Of cur local columns.
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on THBATRE.-Miss KitHe Blanchard
will make her apPeal anee TO night in the
character Of Fanchon-a part in which she
is as nearly perfect as is possible for an
actress to be. When here, on former oc-
casion, she drew FUN houses, and we have
no doubt but she viii do so during her pres
ent engagement. She is one Of the
rising stars on the American stage, and her
future success is certain.
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For Sale

nNE o. the best Residences In TIE country. m
ne southern paEt q ne city, near The terminus
o. the SOUTH saa1Fille horse- Railroad. IN q GrHt
rste neiglnornood- Ina uunillng. large nodarn
gFo-sloTy 6reE, 9TH tel rooms, gitc hen &C. good
hria smoke house aad sergani houses. good cis-
tern, large ysfd, vel enclosea. sitL ~ scrss %
80 ehaioe fruit trees par l. dsad for a hfeE
yard VIA plsuty q saier, md az eonsenisnsas
foF getting Foad- he >. md C. ka.iFoad passas
osissd for burriilR arirk The properly = oslfsIds
ne cofrofstons sad - -ereore eEerlt rom cor
pora,ion 49, foed aFuug . mmssiistsiY a.
ha4lArs q NhLsQS MURFREE.
HQfl-a NV. MATT BROWN 4 Co
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DE-. c. ". HaRrEE We direct attention
20 the card Of this gentleman in cur paper
70 day. Dr. II. has hsd considerable ex-
pericnce in his profession, and is possessed
OF fine attainnents. We feel sure that nc
effort viii be spared on his part 10 give en-
tire satisfaction 10 those having occasion fol
| Ii snrNicas.
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AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press of this
CITY, we know of none which we deem
as coming with SO much heartfelt sim
eerity. as the following from the Nash
vele Daily Union:
2 At a period like the present, when our
citv is filed to OVERLOOKING with a transient
| population, and diseases prevail TO an eN-
| tent hitherto undreamt OF, II Is proper Ihat
| The means of cure should be OF ready ac-
! cess. and that those Immediately interested
| should have information which will lead
| them to avail themselves Of competent
| Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
| Gated in the best schools Of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful IN prac-
| tice Of many years, are surely worthy oil
| confidence; If they have given their stten-
| ron exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro-
/ t,ss;op aud made themselves masters Of lt,
tbcv have still more right to expect sup
| nori more particularly il they have afford
81 proof Of their ability TO cure. To this
| latter class belongs DR. /. l.. COLEMAN,
| who. in his specially, has been benetsctor
| "a the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office
relieving those afflicted with
Chronic
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in this Court, yesterday
State vs.. Jno Casey, assault and battery.
Nolle entered.
State VI. Geo G. Miner, larceny and re-
ceiving stolen property set for Sfd Monday
in May.
State vs.. Jackson and Monroe Bone,
transferring forged papers. Continued till
next term.
State vs.. Robert Coulter, larceny. Found
guilty, and jury rendered verdict OF three
years in the Penitentiary. A motion was
entered for a new trial, which will be ar
sued to-day.
State VS.. James NJ. Bryant, larceny Il
be tlied to-day.
STATE vs.. Thomas Paxter, larceny 90 BE-
tried to-day.
Twenty eight misdemeanor cases were
disposed Of, by fines varying from 81 to ),
each.
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FIRE.-At about twelve o'clock last night,
fire broke out in the building standing on
the Southwest corner Of Church and Vine
streets. It made great light and nearly
consumed the entire building-owing to the
lateness Of the hour, We could learn no par
ticulaFs
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
the latest eastern and southern papers.
To A. D. Allen for Louisville papers; and
To. Ed. Willard, Union street, for the
Louisville and Cincinnati dailies.
Thanks TO all.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

uEGEMAN's Ferrsied Elixir a Bark, OF Elixir
II OF CaI,saya Bark, with Pyrophosphste q lron.
Prrr.sred by HE6EMAN CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New lofE.
!, RobiQuet 81 PARIS, Ia ISIS, AID feoeiEed hTora-
bie uot,ee from the french Academy d BE- easi y
sssifnlstad and not dscomposed IN he slomach by
food OF The gastric JUICE y = prompt, sihcienl
tonic, couihlni1g The effects 81 fnosphoTus and
1.aa an. h not stmulstug o. lfrttsnls
5ar FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
.pf Cordial, possessing the Ealuahie properties q.
Cefssya BARK and contains fight grains q the Fg-
roohoSphafe q Iron ~ ea.h fasd ounce; and IN Al
49,. where a mild and efheaclcus Iron Tonie !.
issirsd vii ia found a mcsf Veushle preparHtl On
Sanplea furnished % Physicians on sppilceilen
pfTRE VACCINE CRlisIs- seiected frcui hcali M
country "a ldrcn. warranted reliatde-
HFt4EaIAN COS Cordial hlixir Ca sAta hefN
Alurn aud kilo LozeuEss and gflorAlz Es---A -
uenges. Al ne sbose sola D lIasgis.-.
uarT en- ChsmissI knd DTuggstsi New foSE.
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To Milk-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
ouarts) on different colored card-boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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HELP OF VIZ PEBIsH.-This is what neg
lected teeth would say if they could remon-
strste with their owners; and mark this,
the teeth cannot perish or become yellow il
the sozodont is used daily.
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OuR jon OFYIcK.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Parties Sending Orders TO the Job
Department OF this Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face OF
the Copy
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale st this Office, OF
printed 10 order.
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1866.

"COsTAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR j s.mp.e.
=afe, and SUR = the most perfect RAT .h'si- lu
meeting ~ nave ever attended. EgcrY III fEil
can gst q, properly prepared. Wl eat q ADD cyH,5
one that eats % vii de- generally, ai some pa-a s.
distant ~ possible from where BE- vas aaisen - i'.
Shire, Nict Mirror.
a. See dCO-rAa's advertisement shove.
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a very large Spring Stock Of The latest
patterns Of Val Piper and W,ado'0 SAedes'
comprising al styles snd qualities, IN store
and for sale by MEKKITT 4 HuL,
~ Church street, Maybe Building,
nhs-u Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cssh-
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See n Wonan

In another column picking sam5urg
GTsp.s for speer's Wine. Il is an sdmirs-
bic article, used IN hospitals and by me
frst-class families IN far's' London aud
NeW York in preference 70 ola pr vine.
n /. Vel worth a trial, and gives great
ssfisfsction ldec2l -tstaweowly.
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Notice.
The Great Moral Fxhibi-
ffrn

The Manager has. at great
expense, obtained the ser
vices Of Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
Li0nesses
This exhibition will tske
place in the ring, thereby
giving visitors an oppOTtu
nifty Of having 3 perfect
view Of these " Lords OF
the Forest" before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some OF The finest per
formers-malc and female
either in Europe or
Amerlce, consisting Of
Equestrian Nsultars, Ac-
Fobats and GymnSsts.
Dan. CASTILLO and Mr..
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, will appear
IN every performance.
uB-A corps Of UsheTs are
engaged 10 seat our pa
tronz, and the public may
he assured tLAt the strict.
est order aud decOrum will
DO preserved.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission .,...,.....,....sl ~
Children ss...s s-s-ssss. o.
Colored Peep e.. 20
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Chamber OF Commerce.

The following arms were reptoSou'eu a.
the Cham Der Of Commerce yesterday;
Terrass Bros, Chas. Nelson 4 Co., Geo.
shields & CO., W J & L Parkes, Rosenheim
Rros.. Jas Wheeles, stratton, Pointer & Co,
Guthrie & CO., A A Breast 4 Co., spen-
Ger 4 Co, 8 A Medary, R Parsons a Co.,
JDY Turner, D Mundy, r Thompson,
First National Bank, " Freeman & Co, n
" Taylor, Luskins 4 Co, Doliu Barnes,
Dickey & Smith, T c Crunk & Co., r B
Cheatham & Co., and } J Mccain.
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HOusEKEEPERs troubled with verrnla nesl
b. 10 no longer, Il they use 'lusrAa.a hHisfuila.
tor We have used i Do our satisfaction tud 20 70
box cost g.. vse would have o. We have tued p1.
sons but they effected nothing; but "coatsrs' tr-
dcIs knocks the breath ouf n kats, M.ees holrfaa
Auts. a1d Bei-buEs, quicker ilan We can ariin o.
10 e. in crest demand al over the county - u iHi#
(Ohi0j G1zeffs.
ss-see "C0srAa's'' aivortsemeut aboys.
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We are indebted to Singleton, Peat ose'
Depot, for late papers
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Great Chsnoery Sale Of City
Property.

Eleanor Eich0I ~ Vim. Nchol and Others.
10y virtue q Decree 81 the Chaneery Court a.
ID Nashville, IN above named cause, 80 Elll, OF
toe premises, % 7 hUk5DATs April l2th, 1850 Al
n O'Clock, am, sell A. public sale about twenty
seven lots. ffontng on Jeders1n, II IN and Vine
streets, sad running back b tEentF feef alleYa
Many q thsze lota are most eligible sitss Tor store
houses and dwellings, and ollsr 8 Eare Opportunity
10 secure q good business stand, q home or good
nFeFtmeui 81 capital
Terns-11f cash; balance 6, 12 and Is undufhs ere
dif viii interest from date, with satisfactory secu-
TtY, and len reiared.
Omniauses and collision free a. usual.
NIB. HOWELL. cam.
J.L&E-W BaoEN, Agents.
P.S.-ln addltion % The shove We VII sell ABOUT
tseaiy-dge ether lots belonging % Csuirel and
others. On spruce, Jefisrson and Acleu1ofe-
ap8-tds LIAR W. b., Ageuts-
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1861.
1866.

RATS versus BIRDS -WhoeTor earqgca ia shoot
ing small t8rds cruel man whoever ads iu ifr.
tern. ~ rats Be- a henefacf0r. We should Use
some one 10 owe ~ the benefit 10 their eEpornneu
IN drvng Out these pests We need s1~rthIEE
besides dogs, cats, aud tars iqr ta s. bus'uel-
&celfifc AHl0tcu1, NJ. J.
as-5ee "C0srAE's' advertsemtut shove.
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HARE & ROBERTS, PrOprielOrs,

xrAvTNG Ieasod this wsl known Hotel Cor :
II term OF ysars, and having thoreugniy req .ssa
80 resosuished ~ Ne sre nov enatied % Aoeoi1-
r,ostnf hs trave ina puhlic IN - good siyle - se5
-sbsr rr,ae IN the caiiutry it has Iona bsen $50
500 Nashville VS. E-esty in need q a 49, move,
- Ess-,-- - most pnrtrai ana ls1gast house -
- eIfr ~ an deierfui1ed % make - sr1Yna =
n-s.s oar chArgas vii a. Al tsines % Ns Nv -
eAn pe,sss,og.y ~, % An''1'" HARK a RoBEKTs.
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Ole course q treatment

returning with
Dr.. is
thorough
has found much efficient than ether He never troubled with the
Syphilis swollen
IONS Old School Treatment
al
he would month and il Of to his interest
speedily possible
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M AIZ E Ma,

The food and luxury q che age, without a single
fault one trai viii conFinee The moot skeptcal.
Mako Pudding Cakes, Custar.is, Blanc Msnee.
&c without is.ngass, with few or no eggs AZ cot
Astonishing the most economical A slight all.l.
ton 70 Ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Hread and Cake. Isis also exec autfor fhIckenne
sweet sauces. graFes for ish or fet, soup, a. FdI
Iee-Cream nothing can compare with t. A isGe
boiled ID milk al produce nch cream f0r coffee
chocolate. Tea, Ac.
Bot % IN one pound package, under the trade
marx Mslzana, aIfh directions ior use
a most delicI0us article 81 iood ior children and
iuyaiids Of 81 ages. Fer sale b. 0rocers AMI Drug.
gsts everywhere
WhoIesale Depot, iss Fulioa 81 New Yors
WILLIAM DUEfEA, Genera Agent.
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CinneInnafi. OhIO.-JOsErH b. QUISRf' Is
our agthorizsd agent to receive advertisements and
...,.-s,.tf,,,.a Cor the NaeIfiVe UuiJg.
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Memphis, Tenn.-D. H. ToDD Co. are
our authorized agents TO receive advertisements
g. t6s N9ab.5tfr Tini1n-
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joy, Cor Co, Publish rs Agents, Tribune Build
ipgs. New York, and Browns Iron Building Phis-
dephia, are authorized 70 contract for advertising
IN our uaner.
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JoHs HoorEB Co, Publishers Agents, a Park
Row, New York, are authorized to contract for adj
----..-.-.o. IN ,I-r nnrar-
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Vas The only Preparation Tor food from
Indian Corn

Tta4 received a medal and honorahe mention from
the Royal Commissioner. az The great International
Exhibition, London, 1872, the competition Of an
prominent manufacturers Of "Com Starch and
prepared Corn Flour o. this sad other countries
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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Established in 1882, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING SEVERAL MODE OF
II treatment for PRlvATE DISEASES BY the use Of eaGe and
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