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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johuson's Brth snd Early srugg 81
Journeynsn Tai or MSrries, ktueated by hls " ei
BIS Humble House; Alderman. Mayor elected 70
the Legs sturei Presidential EectoT sta1e Senator;
Congre- -smEn; GOyer1Cr o. Teunssseei Unite d
States Sena or. The Homestead Blli Independent
OF Southern opinion. Position ol the Slavery
question. The Democratic Convention broken, aud
Dsunion In O gurated. Election CI Linconi bu-
chsnsn's Cabinet Falling TO Pieces; Johnson's Faith
IN the Union. he takes open ground against The
Traitors; Secret Meeting Of tie ConsprstoTs; h1ec-
tive Replies % BeaIEnlr, Lane and DAVIS. Speech
on PUni- hmsnt o Treason Excitement IN the Sal
lSries; Cheering for Johnson and tie Union. The
People OF Tennessee Vote on Secession under au
strocous Terrorisu Secessiouists Hstred for John
son ana tn UuiO1. Indgu ties offered 10 him; At
tends The Union Convention IN East tennessee; No
Compromise with Armed Traitors; Resolutions u
Ezpel jessie ID. Bright from the Senstei Appointed
Milearv Governor; Dialogue with keSel Women
Midnight Alarm; Spirited speech to 80 Clers; Nor
gan aud Forrest esIre TO Capture Governor John b.
son; Narrow Escape Of Johnson; Confined Deien-
ses at Nashville; johnson piOres BuelHs Move
ments; Protests Rganst hva- uai on without igh1i
General Thomas arrives and kust3lus JOhn7Oa; 4
Fighting Par On and tie Governor at Prayer; Gov
arnoT's Family arrive alter great Peili Nashville
Gus Cu from the on er Moildi bfecinIlcge en1
Forrest determines to take IT. Morgan and orIest
Attsck the City from tlye Points, he Fight. John
ron says-"Any one who IA ks OF Surrender VIII
Shoot him." Rebels Routed, and Nashville saye1 a
third time; Governor Johnson's Temperance Char
actef; he builds Railroads sends Troops uc-
cess in the D estoFation Of Tennessee. Tie VI g.
Presidency, Governor JohnsOn's Address latilyiug
the LincOln Policy Tells Truth 90 shoulder strpsi
Official Letter Of Acceptance Elected Nice-Fresi-
dent; Inaugural Speech. Assassination OF LincOini
Precautions 70 Protect We President johns, n (;
Visit 10 the Dying President; Becomes President
snd is Sworn o.; address TO the Cabinet His Fu-
tire Policy 10 be based upon the Past. Cancels s
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the highest Crime
Ref ly 70 a Christi Commission; Deputstions from
Societies, Cities and States Address Of southern
Refugees and Presidents Reply; Proclamation on
the Close OF the Rebelhor; ] he President Declines
a Present from New York MsIcl ants. Amnesty
froclRmEtic-; Reconstruction p hey. The Piesl-
dent ard the Sunday-schOol Childre Interesting
Intervitw Of south CaTolinsns with the PRESIDENT
PLAIN Talk; m Health a the Presidents Approves
the Sentences on the As. assinstICn Con 'plratoIs
Interview With Pardon Seeker, etc etc, etc.
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Large Men OF Western Vermont.
Ohio and Kentucky.

Ohio aHd kentucky.
Dr. o. W. Holmes, the distinguished
poet and author, also indorses the lime
stone theory. He says "In Ken
lucky, Ohio, and Western Vermont.
men grow 10 larger size, because OF the
limestone under the soil
The character Of the earlier settlers
Of these countries, and the habits of life
which they were necessarily compelled
to adopt, had much more % do with
their physical development than the
limestone that underlles those States
Kentucky was first settled by men
from Virginia, the hardest among the
inhabitants Of the old Commonwealth
men who possessed unusual res0lu-
ton and strength Of bodily constitu-
ton. They travelled seven or eight
hundred miles without roads, through
an unbrOken wilderness, inhabited
only By Wild beasts and savage Indians
Men Of such a stamp, arriving in q
new and perfectly wild country, were
compelled 10 adopt the most simple
and most natural habits Of hfe,
living in well ventilated cabins, and
whose daily bill Of fare was corr bread
and the wild meat Of the country, and
with abundance Of labor iu the open
air these simple habits Of life, pFac-
tised By such a hardy stock, could not
fail 10 give 70 their offspring great size
and the most perfect physical develop
ment Thus for two generations the
men Of Kentucky surpassed IN size and
physical endurance those Of any other
State But al this time but few Of these
large men are 70 be seen-mere rem
nant Of q former generation remains.
The average hight Of the men IN the
interior Of Ohio IS i've feet ten and q
half inches, five inches above that Of
the Belgians, two and 4 half inches
above that Of the English recruits, and
one and a half inches above that Of the
Scotch Highlanders Of the two hun
drod and thirty individuals taken pro
miscuOusly for measurement, fifty nine
Tone -fourth) were six feet two inches
The great size Of the Fermonter ma y
safely, ] think, be attributed 10 the
character Of the country and climate,
which are favorable 70 industry and
simple habits Of living
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,

That received medal and honorable mention nom
he Rovsi n1ssloners. At the great International
Fxbitifion- LCudon, 1852, the competition Of ali
promipent manufacturers Of "Con Starch and
EPrepared Corn Flour Of this and other countries
nrf rfh5rithstanaInE.
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SoNErHING NEw N PRoFEssIOSAL CEINE -
A Cincinnati paper ssys that at six o'clock
on sunday morning a lad employed in a
drinking saloon in that city was engaged IN
sweeping, when a stranger, holding in his
hand bottle full Of some kind OF liquid,
entered and stood few moments by the
stove warming himself he was a young
man, rather poorly clad, but Of pAssable
manner and address. Having warmed his
hands and feet he walked up TO the bar,
where the lad, who was alone, was engaged
ip placing the decauters and glasses IN or
der. UEcorking the bottle he handed il
over 10 the boy and requested him 70
smell Of 1t and pass judgment upon
il as good quality Of gin, something new
entirely. The lad applied it 70 bis nose. an d
with energy several times inhaled the liquid.
Failing 70 detect any odor like that OF gin,
he handed the bottle back with q statement
20 that effect. But a. he did this he began
% experience : dull feeling OF dFowsiness,
an iudescribable idea Of r0ueniitv. He
however retained sense enough, though reel
ing like one intoxicated, 90 detect the strsn
ger 4 an attempt % rob the TIL, snd fought
With him UIth Whist 4treng 9Th hs hsd lsft for
the possession Of the money in the drawer.
Fortunately e gent, smsn happened % enter,
when the thief made his escape, just as the
boy fell lasens;ble on the fioor.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

a WILL sell At private sale 8 tract Of and belong
ing % the estate Of Y. c. Williams, deceased,
coutaI ming Two Hundred Acres, more or less " ng
half mile south Of the town OF LsWrencebqTg g law
reuce county, Tennessoes on ehoN CTeehs Upon
sad act the-o Is 2 handsomely located and uest
tggo ztory frsrs dwelling house, Kitchen ana eiiler
house, stsb &c, etc, all 10 good snd supsuanlla
order. Convenient and close BY sre Two OF thiee
large spruFs OF fine free stone water Nh en- run
,iurinr the whole year. [ pon said iarm there ls
also Al Apple and Peach Orchard Of very super or
quality. and susceutbe Of being made The nnest IN
the CO utrv The whole o. said farm - under 9 lod
fence the rrester part being cleared, and T. a. ef-
tile snd product We as sny land 10 the state being
well sdapted 20 either cotton, corn, wheat, OF Fyo
growing There Is also superior t1Ite F5iferr salL
able ether for alarge nl or ia-tory, or botn-sald
% he the best IN the country. Another greai ad-
vantage IN owning said irm, ia the general out-iet
% commerce nuu tra 70, the sane being situated
aad the Tennessee tdytr, also upon the road leRd-
5ug 20 the Tennessee snd Alabama Railroad inter
seeiing az Pulaski, Tennessee, all Of which rosds
are IN good travelling contIaoa 81 AL seasons Of ne
year.
will also sell st the same time, smother Trsct,
one and hall miles south Of the above described
one This tr-t s desirable for ts wood, none Of .
is clesred or under ieHce, but n heAflly umpered
With sIl the most desirable grogths.
Terms OF sale-six twelve, snd eighteen months
With inte est and approved security.
For further pnrrcn 'srs enquire Of IT. James NJ
spd Tbouss A kercheval, Office No s2, mp STAIRS,
tefs- tr.ef Nashville Teunsssee, or % tne unoeI
II. A. WILLIAMS,
deogs-lm E1eouIrx
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TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor /
y Of Claims, rTOsecutes all classes Of Clam 1
agsinst he Government for citizens and soldiers.
once IS Ce5 ~ street. Aashv!Ile lem lnoy7-6up |
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Mayor Calhoun Of Atlanta, retired
from office q few days ego ln his val
edictory he remarks. From a short
time after General Sherman's army left
here, up to the first Of April, we had to
pay the freight from J0nesbOrO' here,
on all the provisions consumed by the
destitute, not only of Atlanta, but Of
all Fulton county, as well as by great
number from the adjoining cOuuties.
There Was not q dollar in the City
Treasury, and we had no revenue for
near six months We tried TO borrow
money, but could not al that time. For
some five months we had 70 bury the
dead on credit, and could not raise
funds to remove a nuisance from the
streets. The streets were full Of dirt
and rubbish. The wells, pumps and
sisterns, all out of order. We had no
prison and no market house. 1t looked
ike it would be difficult for the people
even to buy bread. And with these
limited resources, behold what we have
accomplished We have paid the ordi-
nary expenses Of administering the
government Of the city. We have re,
moved incredible amounts Of dirt
and rubbish from the principal streets;
filed up washes and low places in 9th
ers; done q great deal Of heavy and ex-
pensive stone work, and repaired the
wells and pumps. We have built small
pOX hospitals, a large new jail for the
county and city. We have purchased
lots and erected two elegant market
houses. We have contracted for the
building Of an elegant bridge across
the railroad, and provided the means
for its payment aud, last and best Of
sll, we have purchased the ground
formerly used by the Macon aud West
ern Railroad Company for depot, and
if the city should choose TO dispose Of
this property, q profit Of some SIS. 700
could be realized. In q word, we have
put the city in trim, and in good run
ming order.
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Il Is not surprising that Governor
Brownlow should recommend the build
ing a branch Of the penitentiary at
Knoxville, and another At Memphis.
There are nov four hundred conTicts
in the penitsntisry At Nashville and
the Governor estimates that there viii
be thousand criminals in that instiiu-
ton before the close Of this year AT
this rate people Eil s6ou come % d.
' de Che population Of the State, as The
EHgs used % that Of Buffalo into two
Glasses, those who have hesu 10 the
psnitentiary and thOss who are in
Cia CtmmsrrizL
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Attorneys and Claim Agents.

" S. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
u. Agent, Clevelsnd, Tenn. noy.6-ly
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Batcbelors Halr R,s,l

The Original and Best la ias MI
TIE gl.y tue sad perfect dar lts 49,.
less, Aciluplo and ,aslaa.aag..s. r.....u.,...
mmcaiate.y sp.el4.4 h.aeA .- H-tg-..
browui wi,nuut u.uulr t.e .-.- .- ..I-
Remedies tlc iil Clt,a y. Bad DIVES. -..f
1y OF prugssts- 4lr r,al.ar To- ...r..I
William A.. ua,caslll. Aa..
htgClrr-t.Tg EE.ra.. ur .r.a. Old.
h.,,rrlIis llt lrla.. .rr.1,- la..
CHARLES bAItIlLLu.. .NraT.sr
.-uL.-..
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ATTORNEYS an LAV..
EIANKEIis AND ItItoKERs.

nTlS, T. s.-AttoIney and Councillor at Issv
" Office 421S Cheiry g.; p o. Box 7fs.
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strurpa. Kings Evil, Glandular sweilings. Eryspi-
elas, cerAt on, salt Rneam.
This tsint hereditary and scq Ilred,l hlilng ie
with untold inisery, De-, by q usual medical telns-
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A rebel Captain Coleman, grandson
Of Governor CTittenden, and a nephew
Of Gen. Pillow, has been expatriated by
q military commission at New Orleans,
for an set Of boat burning, while under
Forests command. He has gone to
Havana.
The above paragraph has been tele-
graphed very generally throughout the
country. It is wholly erroneous. The
only surviving son Of our late lamented
felow-citizan, Chapman Coleman, ESQ
IS 2. Coleman, a young gentleman Of
fine abilities, who is nov residing with
his mother in Baltimore -Loasris
C0sriv
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We are autlarsaI ai s,-.Y-.s-s., On. f.-.u.
~ - = calll.i,ie 'or reelecdun e. th. rrI.-- i.
Ne--'' Ai-'-e' e. iaa sasglas lisr-H-iseaaa.
We ore authorised t5 announce rsas..
he next Narch elc-uoa.
F-ie alilor1el to alaClaea Fs. j. ARRIN...
~ g. etn'l izie Cog e.seuan IL tr.. .7Il.-..f
1'-'i trustee a. ne 1lsu.lE Hargn o.ecuaa
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IRON the NeE York Express.
Particulars of the Loss of
the Propeller Mary A. BOardman-
Noble and Heroic Conduct ofPilOts
Henry Seguine aud stephen IL.
Jones-A Thrilling Adventure.
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aemmes, the Alabsma pirate, wrote 90 hi,
brother lately, before his arrest; 81 have
come cut Of the war poor, 7 am stiil in Mo-
bile, but 10 b as yet uncertain where shall
q, OF what ! shall 90. ID I save i've or Elk
thousand dollars sut Of the wreck of my a.
fairs, it VIII Del fully as much as I expect.
think 90 retiring into the country, where,
upon q small farm, I can live 10 C5scsr.t7
and peace the few years that remsiR 30 me.
Ay children are al grown sre vel educa-
ted, and viii be able, if the worst comes 90
the worst, o. take care Of themselves"
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The New York correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial describes Mrs
Aary E Strong, Of the divorce case no
toriety, IS follows she is a lady Of
sbout thirty, slightly built, bat Of sym
metrical and rather plump figure, light
hazel eyes, brown hair, Grecian nose
and delicate mouth, in the slightest
degree yoluptuOus, with elegant and
winning manners, and fne couversa-
tionsl p0WeTs She is represented as
particularly generous in disposition,
snd charitable 70 the poor.
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$5OO,OOO
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value, and rot to be psid for IN
q. Tou En1W vhst you wll receive
Among ttoze who have acknoH edged the 70.
ceipt Of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn frosn this So
cIsaon since Jan. J. 1885, The following kndly per
IN & their names to be used
Ii Taylor, Rngtop, Pa, Gold Patent Lever Watch,
value 90. Eo1t Hotchkiss, New haven, Conn,
Melodeon, value Sl5o, W + Willis, " pa q, \.
T., uismond Custer Pin, value S1r. Mrs 4 G Tap
pan, l6 ork 81, sold Wsch, value l25. Miss T len
T lnckerson, b ngnsmpton, y Y, Meiodeon, value
500. hr II otfne g. Tenth e., y l, Piano, vsi-
ne $50. Ms tnos A Muller, Scranton, Pa, Dis
6eld, III Ne oteou, value SIS. Or Van Ripsr,
Msshingt n, u c. Go huntng Cased Watoh,
ys.ls 500. kdF Lindsay, Worcester, Mas :,
Piano, value 50 Mas u y FarEeii Dubuque,
lows, Diamond Ear Drops, ya-us $50 Francis
M0rsns II Feall g., Albany, y T., Mus, Box, vr-
iae $50. Mrs d e lngersol, UrtEns Ohio, silver
set value sen. Lieut. HeEducks, Wilsris Eo-
tel, Washington u g, Silver Paient Lever Watch,
VaIle -. capt Nsrnzr \ Y. silver Wstch, "a =
ne 80. Geo, ID Wood, Whbby. Canads West, sii.
yer Ystch, 80. "m Rednold. Columbus, O.,
Many persons Who have drawn vslusble przss,
90 uutwlsh ulelr uaiu1s pub, shed OF We nj ght eN-
teni MS lst Letters nom various psrtss through
cut the country, acknowledging tns receipt OF val
ushle gls, msy be seen on 81 le IN our once.
MAMMA or nurElSrTIoS
CERTIFICATES naming each article and is
VAlur, are placea 10 sealed enve opes, which Ars
,rsl mixed Oae OF these Envc,ofes coutsin. ~
fbe tertifcste or Order for some A-trie tr5rth Al
Iesst ore dollsr 81 retsi) vii b delvsrad az cur
rfI,e. tr sent uy NAL 70 any sadress without re-
esri 10 choice On The receipto O 25 cents Tbs pgr-
p,sa- VII see vtst AT icie u drsu- and Il, value
which nlsv be rom One ~ tiye hundred Dollars.
and can then teli one Dollar sad receive the arti-
cie named.
hs-No Blanks-Eve1y purchaser gets a. srto.s
Of value.
p,tss dealing v-th us r-sy depepi q, hsvsng
u-onlpt retarns snd the srlcie drswa uili t- i'm
r1e,iistoly sent o any s11ress BY retu-u msl OF
expire g. -..,.---
Gnure sausfachrn Gu'rsntef1 fn at Casa.
Ar Z Certscsfrs flr uue Dollar. Thirteen f5r
Tgo noIis-s. Tnirty.ihrse ior i've l'ol.Rrs Crest
luduceir ents % Agents.
r BENTON & o.
Ros s5G3 Post odice Nes Aork,
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Prosecutions or GEosGIA UyIoSIsrs-
A letter written by Hon A. II stephens,
late Nice-Presideut Of the Southern
Confederacy, has been received here in
Washington, he ssys that the original
Union men Of Georgia suffer greater
persecution now on account Of their
sentiments thanithey did duTing the
days Of the Confederacy.- - Wax Cor.
ClHcisaad GsEG1.,
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Whst may geem almost incredible Is, thst many
diseases hitherto considered hope essiy incurabie
are frequeat y cured ln few q ys OF weeks and
we cheeruly invite the sucns o. The LIBERAL
minded aud tcianuic 10 cures which have no par
aliel st the present day.
During The pat hye years we hsye coutsnded
with ots acles and overcome opposition Es heIcu-
lean - we're ever encountered " any refOrmerz.
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A series Of editorials said 10 be writ
ten by ex xGoyernor Magrath, at the in
stance OF General Siekles, and arguing
that the success Of the ConfederacY
would have been 8 misfortune to the
South, have been published in Charles
ton and are creating considerable CON
ment
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
By THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
SI3 Broadway, New York.
5Is Broadway, New York.

diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies
Sets Of 6iOid and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florentne,
Mosaic Jet Laws, and Cameo Sets OF studs, Vest
snd Neck CHAINS, Plain and Cha-ed Cold Rings,
So a Ihimbles, Locket= New style Bet Buckles,
Sod Pens and Pencis, Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens with Cod and 81 yer Extension HOiGers, end
a ltrge assortment Of Fine JeWeiry Il every des-
cnpi0 on, q the best makes and -atest styles, Ys-
.-..I
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Druggists and Pharmacists
MASONIC BUILDING,
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Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
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cato Kline 4 sHERNANs
If YOU want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas,
GOT, KLINE 4 sHERMANS.
1
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American sud Imported Soaps, in
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Al KIINE / sHERMAN's
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
Al RLINE a sHERMAN's.
Try CBEVALfER'S Life for the Hsir.
E,rssls orly at KLINE 4 sHERMAN's-
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flsvoring Extracts,
a, KLINE sHERMAN's
80, 81, ooai OF. treble DISTILLED
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r.-..,.I1 Pure White Lfsli fKsIliNL 4 sHERNAN's,
Extra Brushes, every variety SuI e'0s'
instruments ard Fine SPonees,
KLINE sKEkAiANa-
80 /,
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on mana
Always,
c
AT the above for sale a.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN's,
Masonic Building. Church street,
N.sHNIII.E. TENN.
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The book IS a crown $40 Of 660 Tages hand
somely got up Frce, 10 cloth 81 leather s. 90.
Returned or Disabled soders, loyal men every
whsr, can make good waEes in selling this book
For fGrthsr PARTICULAR, sppiyto
DERBY & MILLER, Publishers,
ianl4-lm No. 3 Spruce St, New York
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Ths Bridal Chambss. an E.a.y .r W..
and lnsiFlclan ior lguag Mea. a.. naa sa.Il
iaiia uaatilrlt 'ur U.srasas H. .Ha .raarr aaf
1aEua eYsieuiH-4-oll Isea. .r .aa.r.I aars.ar..s
Adh.as ~. o. ahIlllN huluuliN. uasafI
Aif'N-il.-Af l.i..tia' Fll.', ia. auEHaiT
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents % Insuranes oompanIe..

CAREY a SMITH, Nos. Sc ard IS Union street,
" tGP starsl represent the fcll5uicg Companies; /;
.i.rna Of Hartford, Security, Msnna'tsn, MeirupUli.
tsn, Ph0sni- and knicksr6ocker Life Of New lork,
snd Accideat ol Coiun.bus, Ohio.
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INSURANCE.

DARTIEs s1ns iHsIsols ..sl 81 as, slsos. ss ~ =
Il u -ssn a. tee t,ld : one once, Ne = Nostn
csllsge s'iee'' A. ". BUTLER Soy,
,-, Tenn. MsTue faie Ina o.
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ArrssTIas iEuusEy I-Chetas rH. Gao r-r-
strg hauAiug Co.. Belfast, lfoIsud. u alals
% At o. tiu Cog sale al e.. 81. OFanay.a ..r.-
kcs uiice 80. ss College street.
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GEORGE WOLFE BRUCE
poszurr OF vour . s''HoF.

traENEELT o. voLfE AAA'fil
80 PLATT ST, NEW YORK,
nFFERs 70 the t-ade sll - 1-ifneaf O. shef-
[ eaid. B. .uiugasm and krneu1sa
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, So.
ipoh1s NJ = he standard uasEss q soss, ir Ehich
- ,slosf . EnaguSlled, sssys y ths lowest cash
rateA sa
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CARIzIAGES.
Nervous Debility.

SEMINAL weakness, ETC.. can he cured BY one Eho
hss rtsiiY cured hmsef and huntreas o. others,
win stamp, Box 81,
as12A-daElF Boston Mass,
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Notice.
Circuit Court Jamestown.
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he judge oi The Clrclit C1uft on The nrsi MoniAy
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