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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. A. HI. Sonaers.

HAS resumed the practice of medicine
III He can be found at his office, next door
TO his dwelling, in Rockville, when not called
away professionally. august
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC CUANO

200 LBS so[un 81. d,.s, ,ss sD1 Al
ing I to 8 lbs. ammonia. s III
Also 80 to so lbs. earthly bone Phoq' a'Q
Lime, 80 lbs. Of which are soluble PhOsPaai'
1t combines all the advantages Of IL 81
brands of Super Phosphate, with those Of re-
ruyian Guano,
By reason of its greater concentration, we
recommend 20 per cent. less by weight be
used per acre, than of any fertilizer costing
the same per ton; and no more per acre than
of those selling at 20 per cent. more per ton.
Hence its economy. L
This Guano weighs IS lbs. per bushel, henct
in applying It farmers must be governed by
weight and not by bulk, for it is much light
er than the. Super Phosphates. Every. cargo
duly Inspected. ... ,s4a.ir
JOHN 8. REESE g. CO..
General Agents for the. Souih
II South Street, Baltim0le
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29
THESE PARTIES RESORT
A WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is most important and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are
known to others beside the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied of the qualifications of
the party SO Offering
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29
BOYLE & CO., !.
s, D 81 BRoOKEyIILE.

AGBNTSJor Montgomery county, 4
who also receive orders for all STANDARD
FERTILIZERS, at the Baltimore Rates
Parties ordering from us, will SAVE boh
in FREIGHT and EXPENSES, and have,
what is more important, a GUARANTY that
all Fertilizers sold by them, are ezacfly a, r.
presented. lsA q Tmar Idly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29

BIZ o. r. N.
Let others write Of those who fought
On many bloody field
Offtlosewhose daripg deedswerewrougt
With sword, and spear, aud shield
BnrDwill writ9oY heroes bold,
The bravestbf the brave,
Wh9foggift for neither fame nor gold
Whofll'an unmarked grave!
Herouy wto'conquered many field
Of hard and sterile soil sd 80
WHO made the sturdy forest yield
To ppremitting toll
Heroes who did not idly stand,
But dealt such fearful blows,
@That agfes broad of worthless land
Now blossom like the rose.
rhe heroes Of the plough and loom,
he anvil and The FORGE
~ Down amid the gloom
OF &ky gorge;
Heroes who bniltyUn lofty tower,
Aud forged Its heavy bell,
Which faithfully proclaims the hour,
And marks its fight SO well.
Heroes who brought from every cline
Rich argosies Of wealth,
heroes of thoughts and deeds sublime,
Who spurned what came by stealth
Who won a guerdon, fair and bright,
And left no bloody stain
No hearth profaned-no deadly blight
Upon Gods wide domain. 5.a
These worldwide common workers crave
No laurel wreath offame-
No monumentabove their grave
They toiled but for name
Among the lowly ones who plod
Their weary way along,
With faith and confidence that God
Correcteth every wrong
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29


Is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
furious properties, and immediate in its action :
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL
See Medical Properties contained in Dispense.
tory of the U. S., of which the following is a
correct copy; M
/. "BUcHU.-Its odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, its taste bitterish, and
analogous to that of mint. 1t is given chiefly
in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as
Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Nor
bid Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethra,
Diseases of the PROSTATE, and Retention or In
confluence of Urine, from loss Of tone in the
parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t has al
so been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cutaneous Affections and Dropsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, J.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice of Physic.
See Remarks made by the celebrated DR..
Physic, of Philadelphia.
See any and all Standard Works on Medi-
cine.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27
The Late french Maniac.

The late marriage Of the Duke De
Mouohy, in France, 20 the Princess
Anna Murat, is an event deserving Of
notice Il il q union Of the old with
the new req1ze-of the France Of the
elder Bourbons with the France Of Ns-
p0leOl
The Princes is the granddaughter Of
the celebrated Murat, Napoieons ia
nous cavalry marshal, who married his
sister, Caroline, and was then made
King Of Naples By the great conqueror,
when he wEsin the height Of his power,
IN ls0l
Murat was Of plebsian birth and orr
gin, and wss once q hOstleTs boy at =
French country Inn Entering the
army as private, in tie days o. the
French Revolution, his gsllautry at
trscted attention. until, finally, under
Napoleon, he becsme Marshal Of
France, and King Of one Of the finest
countries Of Europe Ia the days Of
Nspole0n's sdyersitv, after The battle Of
Leipsic. MUrat selhshly deserted his
friend and benefsotOr, and made his
peace with the Allies
stricken Win remofse, ne went back
70 his allegiance when Napoleon e.
capped from Elba, and again unfurled
his standard in Naples. lie became
involved IN the ruin Of the EmperoF,
and after Waterloo, was taken By the
Austrians in NAPLES and shot by nil
itary commission His family Asd 70
Amerioa-io Florida sDd 70 New Jef
sey There this daughter Anna was
born 10 bis son Aehiile and Is there
fore the granddaughter Of tie dislin-
guished Marshal Whea tie star Of
Napoleon again rose in france, II Is49,
under the present. Emperor, the Murats
returned 70 Paris, and once mere gath
cred around the Court
There, under is patronage. Ia ali
snce has been contTsoted ssth the heir
- enc 81 the old Legilimist or Bourbon
srist0cracy. who have heretofore, Is a
class, looked down upon the Naaoieoss
s. interlopers and piebsians, aud hsve
rssoiutely declined all social intercourse
with them They have not been seen
IN The ante-ehambers Of the Court and
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

Andrew Johnson's Birth and EsTiy Sirugg g;
JoGrnsynsn Tailor; MsrTies, Educsted ny nus Wife
His humhe House Aldermen. dsyOrs Elected TO
the Lsgisaiurei Presidential Hector Sta e Senator;
Congrs, ,smsn; GoEeraSr Of Tennsssee; United
States sena or. The Homestead Buli Independent
OF southern opinion. Position o. the Slavery
Question. The De mocrau Convention broken, and
ls union In gurated. Eiechoa Il LDcO n; bu-
ehsnsn's Cabinet Faihrg TO Pisces: Johoson's Fa d
IN the Union. he takes open grouna against the
1rsitnrs; Secret Meeting Of tie CODspFstors; hr1ee-
i've Replies 10 BeaIsmio, Lsne and Davis speech
on Pun hTnsnt Treason; kxcitemeDt IN the tisl
isries; Cheering for Johns on ana Union. Tne
People OF Tennessee Vote on Sect ssion Under an
strOeious Terrorism; Secessiousts Hatred Tor John
son snd IN Ubion. lndgn ties ohered 10 him. Al
tends the Union Convention IN East tennessee No
Compromise WITH Armed Traitors; Resolutions q
Expel Jessie u. Bright from the Senaiei Appointed
Mi. srY Governor Dialogue win keIel Women
Mldngnt Alarm; Spirited Spaecn to SO diers; Moe
gan snd Forrest 1 esirs to Capture Governor John
son; Narrow Escape OF Johnson; Continued Deieu-
ses at Nashyliei johnson plores Buelfs Move
nents; Protests sg2inst Evacuation without kighi
e. neral Thomas sruves and sustNns JOhn~O8; A
Fighdug Par on and the Governor al Prsyer; GOV
ernor's Family srr.ys sftsr great peii; Nashville
Gus CT from the ou or HoIldi bfecknnoge and
Forrest determine 70 tsks Il; Morgan and rOrresl
Att sek tbe CITY from rive Points; ne Fight; John
son ssys-.sAny oue who IA Ks Of Surrender viii
Shoot hIm;'' Rebels Routed, and Nashville Save1 q
third time; Governor Johnson's Temperance Char
acter; De builds Rsilroads a sends Troops uc-
cess IN the estorsiiOn OF Tennessee. Tee vi e
Presidency, Governor Johnson's Address lstifyng
the Encolu Policy; Tells Truth 70 shoulder s;rps,
Official Letter Of Acceptance Elected Nice-Frs-i-
dent; Inaugural Speech. Assassination OF Lincoln;
Precautions To Protect Vi5e- President johns n
Visit 70 the Dying President; Becomes President
and is sworn ~; Address 10 the Cabinet, His Fu-
tGre Policy 10 be based upon the Past. Cancels
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the Highest Crime.
Reply to q ChristiFl Commission; Deputstlons from
sOcietes, Cities and Stste'; Address Of southern
Refugees and President Reply; Proclamation or
the Close Of the Reoelloui he President Ieclines
a Present from New YORK Merchants. Amnesty
Proclamation; Reconstruction hey; Inc Piesl-
dent and the SuBday-EchOol Childre Interesting
lntervi.w Of south CsIolinians With ths Presidents
Psin Talk; III Health Ct the Presidsat; Approves
the Sentences on the As Rssnation Con spirRtoTsi
Interview with Pardon Seekers, etc, etc ETC.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

Al YERS RUNT-Manuiacturers OF all the
IA Latest styles Of FIRST Class Carriages and
buggies, kxpress Wagons and CArsys.s, y Nortl
Mar Ast street.
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His inlmiiabe prspsrafon Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood a. the head OF the YanOus com,
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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Estrays...-Davldson County.

TAKEN M by John H. Vihsns, livng 10 81
1 Fidsoa crun-y, zoe brOEn mare n ule, i6 rznis
hgh- tnree years q white srot % tf'e eeai Re-i,
the letter h on TIE ler sncuideF no other ulArEs
percep he. Appraised st 50
TAKEN up hy !. ". Corley. lIvins "a the l5ih
Tia, che rut eor 81 Bofse. rlaht fore loot WI t.
eEte1d.ng shove The psstsrn loInI. 9 uhfe sfrssz
n Ihe iorenasd, gaFt On tae b ee, soIle mar -
OF the tarE- urRn.ied ! q. i s. ahans u yezTE
Old, shout IS haDds N N. Vsiuei a &c.
noyslE4t Ajax MCDAhIEt,. Rsnfer.
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EaoTnOa, Defaleations Of oash,er.


The los OF the Nissisluoi Bank. Al
Sheldon, Vermont, BY Hubben. the
missing c'ehier, is nox stated to be be
tween $4,000 and $4,000 The di.
rsCtors reliable for al! the debts af the
bank, snd each OF al Of them win be
ruined financially Hubbells fsther
Judge Hulbell, is one Of the directors
and the rishest man in Franklin eoun-
" but WI lose every dollar be has.
Hubbeil SENS 70 have managed things
81 The bank in bis own way, and perfect
confidence was placed in sll bis trans
aotions 2 Sew York deposit Of SIS.
90 beloogng 70 the bank was lsft be.
hind, and package Containing s. 500
IN new Misisquoi Bank bills vas found
~ Hubbeia rsoga at his house last
week hii personal Effects hsve been
attached b the bank and viii be old
on The 2stt Among them are choioe
sheep and ioTses, rare wines and bran.
dies, and four gold watches.
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IT sFpssr,nE iruun ne .aldsut 4 "a u this 60,
ihsl ne 1eie1dsnt has rruaFcf hiInsrli frsul he
-tstecf Ieupeese. or ntycogis j. - therefore o.
dsFea filz4 pIolcEi b. rraaa 10 onr snrrcssy.s
weers q tre fas1fflle ffulru. nof friaf tns .sia
fohn 2 Aesef q aPFe a. assose lnhl Mas, q Ics-
.ce q ne feaee. e Ma1 cn-l.h-. Acufo couufF.
Iel1cssee, 90 ine - 1aJ ~ Nsren, lisa z a1sesr
te1 Ard tnsfs fias esii atfacnnnerla ~ he lsu z
rsssa, O ne save I'll - i2kea q COMES q sud
hss ex fNFie a. . n. 1hs the faiA . y of Au-
Esst isA Josh MiNiss J. ?.
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In Chsncsry at Carthage, Tennessee
IasukKr Rctrs. tsst.

Is Als aAI Al.s l.lAs
-srah a. Hilto sd 8. n. 6ariaa, E1'r.
\ tr1s ca1se. it aupesr.1g - NJ zaiIsa-f.fu rf
i the Cisrs and MsslsF, .hH sarsh A. Elhs l.
: uo1-residsus cl tla sisie of Ieensa-ee. - rfnt
a. ORD 1sry process OF lsF clu1ol o. a-rsaf nran
tsri it = thsrei1rs lrderei lrEf lufllrarar d.
made or igUf ecaEec1tiFs weeks 10 fils NashrfIe
tn'ot, alalsHap-r rnai.snsf IN ne r q of Nash
vie. Tsluifing esd deicualsl.t 70 aul-ar hsssra
tle ltsz1cciior r ~ CnIncars OasIrs af qr,|fh
eouniY e. Ece collit h1sl e i csr.llse. Teune-s.a
e. o. ns.ere N talr1 NunlEy ia EstTusrF lsla
tnen esd .1afs - ptead. insaer 81 q suurss -.
ftliastla "a. qE - ssus ~ - iatsa f.r -
icessa ~ 10 her. snd ~ i1r hparEr 81 are.
raii-ie y, =. CAMPBELL. o. AZ
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and claim Agents.
IN SUR ANCE.

II s DELANY, Attorney ct Law. and War Claim
II. Agent. Cleyelsnd. Tenn. noyZS-ly
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theiF forms have rarely darkened the
tnileries To break into this aristo-
ersilc set and 70 unite the representa-
i've OF the proudesl Of the French no.
biiity Nth the descendant Of the pie
be.sn hosler, whess glories sre only
Teaected from NapOleon, Is quite Do,
htieAl achievement OF the present en-
peror Of France
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Dancing.


Dancing Is Just the music Of the feet
and the gladnesa Of the young legs, and
is well called the poetry Of motion. It
is like all other natural pleasures, given
US 10 be used aud 10 be not abused,
either by yourself or By those who
don't like il, and don { enjoy your do
ing it-shabhy dogs these, beware Of
them
And if this be done, it is a good and
a grace, IS well as pleasure, and salts
ies some good end Of being, and in its
own way gloFifss cur Maker. Did YOU
ever see anything in this world more
beautiful thsn the lambs running races
and dancing round the big stone of the
Aeld and does not your heart get
young when you hear
"HsEe We 20 By jingo ring.
JiRgo riug, liDgo ring
Here We 90 BY iingo ring,
About the merry mantaa1ie"
This ia Just dance in honor Of old
pagan Jingo; measured movements
arising from and giving happiness We
have no right 70 keep ourselves or 9th
eFs from natural pleasures, and We are
all too spt 70 interfere with and Judge
harshly the pleasures OF Others, hence,
Ne who are stiff and given 70 other
pleasures, and who nov that We are
old, know the many wickednesses Of
the world, are TOO apt to put the vices
of the jaded, empty old heart. ike
dark and ghastiy ere burnt out, intotts
feet and the eyes and the kegrt and the
head IF the young. remember story
Of : good old anti .burghsr minister
u vas in the days when dancing was
held 70 be 3 great sin, and 10 be dealt
with By the session. Jessie, & comely,
and good. and blitho young woman. 4
great ssgoFite Of the miniafee .. had
been guilty Of dancing At friends
wedding She was summoned before
the session to he dealt with, The
grim cd fellows steFnly concentrating
their eyes upon her, as she stood tremb-
ling in h-r striped short gown, and her
pretty bare feet. The D0ctor. who was
one OF the divinity and deep thinker,
greatly plying her and himself, said
lessie, ~ woman, we're Ye dancing
"Kea. sObbed lessie. . maun zen
promise never 70 dance agsin, Jessie
4 Wull, sir, wuil promise, with q cur
tesy snow, what we're Ye thinking o,
Jessie. when ye Eege danoin tell us
trlly. sAid an old elder who bad been
a poaehoT IN youth Nae III, sig. sob
bed cat the dear Ettls woman. AThsu
Jessie, nv woman, aye danca cried
the delighted aoci0s And 20 ny, 70
the exlent, taat 80 long A. our young
sirls thirk anae ID. they may dance
their own feets Ells, and 50 pn Eith AL
the round Of sunshins and Sewers God
hes thzOsn IN aud Elong the path Of
he children -,l1An Hr1u <
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taROPFKTY uxuers on Csiegs sri Nszte.
sf-refs t.etseen re Squkr Hai broed stree,
-, herefv nolifef - ccnstInct new siQne or hrck
--4 y s.,-sr-ssr.-e urih ~ $50 ,4t 1us ard
s,s ,rtirh slli b. f1ru,s,led ~ tte Ci'y erEueel
-, .srr,I-zt3-n. sd euFE r1ce{ = cqnlntuce1
- ts.izls 81 - CIV uii ccnfruct uiih rsrtses
~ 49, ssras, snd the sypsase III - ohSrsed g
1ss sI.sS ssSF''' ". MkTT. Brown. Mayer.
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County Court Smith County, Tennessee
JAsuARy RuLEs. tss
a. 3. H.,als. aag.l w o. WI .sas...a.

ii. b. HSynie. Admr, uiih the VIZ soas1s-f.
" o. R.If 70 z-l and
Martha KILLER ant oshers.
tbs csse x sppszrirE Z, Tie saiisiasihlu of the
C.eEk, thai the de.endsnfs ioth Miller ana En-
jsh Muier reside beyond the hfrila OF the slhie
of IeueesSee, 50 tat The ordinary p-o.e=z II
ias caunoi - served upcn ihem- Il + therefore
orr sreu mas Fnnl n b. ma 10 the NasHs. Ile
uniln, nesspaper put.Ishsd u The city 81 Nash
vie, iof Tour successive seeks leglfinE fsd de-
iendsnts % appear "a TIE next tern q ihe Couu.
" touff ior emith county, % he heid 81 Car
tnsEe On the trsl NondlF IN Fstrnarv ue1r. IssF.
then and there o. plead answer or d-unnr 70 con-
p.anauts ti, o. he sane si D. ssken for eor fes-
81 sri - ioT bearing ex F.aFie 81 70 ther1-
sl--Ft E TURNER, Clerk.
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In Chanoery a Carthage. Tennessee.
David DAVIS. and others
Ys
Irlta Ilrsrl,ar1 ard ofharz

IN this cause, il sppe,Ting 10 the Clerk and Mas
ter that AnS rev Dnham and JphthA Durham are
non-resdents Of tie Stata OF Tenressse tnat the
ordinary process o. law cannot be served upon
tlem. II is therefore ordered that pubicat on he
made for four successive weeks, 10 the Nashville
Union, q newspaper published 10 tie city Of Nash
vile, Ienness ef, requiring said de snGsuts 70 sp
Smith county, 10 be held at the Court house N
Carthage, on the third NO day IN February, 1856.
20 RIlsaer eompisnsnts' bill or the same viii be
ken for confessed set for hearing erparte g
70 them, l. II. CAM PBEfl. c. a n.
Jsnll- E4t
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

William Afford vs. Mary Ann Purysr, snd otheTs-
N this cause, it appear ng to the Clerk aud Mas
ter that Dorinds Duncan and her husosnd, o. VI.
Duncan, are noa-rssidents Of the Slate Of 1sanes-
see, 20 that the ordusry pr csss Of las cannot Be
served upo1 them Its therefore ordered thai puo-
hcsiion bs made Tor iour success I'VE WseEs, ~ tha
Nashville Unioo, a newspaper publsshed in the "
o. RsShtilie Tennessee, rsquir ng ssid dei ndahts
to sp. e AZ the ne1t term Of the Chancery Court
Of smith c0unty, to . held ~ the Court house IN
Csrihsge. on the t-iTd Monday in February. 1856,
% answer complaiuants bill, or the same will be
faken for confessed snd set f'r hearing sXrarie,
70 them. D. H. CAMPBELL, g. 4 N.
ianil-Eft
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tennessee
". c. Berry

~ + 7IEI7lN7I = ..
Nh IS e Il appssnng - afiaavif. that w. T.
Ne sbone sat ". E. Novel; tao q the def sudsui=,
ar nor -resdenis II the tafe cf Tenn 4 i4.
ordered that putlicsuon Be msda, for foar succes-
sye weeks. "a the Nashville On on a newspaper
pubhsnsd IN the city OF Nashville, r. unes-ee thst
SD deiensrfis arpesr on the frst Moudsgi Fru
rusry next, and plead, answer or demLr o. COM
plsinaui uill, or the same vii fe tnEeu f0r roa-
iessed, IS - them. s-W. HAWElN-. a a ~.
iAnl6-ES
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
7I3 broadway, New York.
TIs broadway, New York,

Diamond Pius, Brooches and Ear Drops, Lsdis-'
Sets Of Gold and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florentine,
Mosaic Jet, Lava, and Cameo Sets Of Studs, Vest
fnd Neck Chains, Plain aud Chs ed Gcli Rnes,
Gold Thimtlss, LOckets, New style Bet Buckles.
Gold Pens sod Pencis, Fancy WORK Boxes, Col .
Pens With God and ~ yer kzseusion HOiaers, and
ls ge sssoItncnt Of Fine JeWeIry q every de-
er1Pi On, Of the best makes and attest Styles val
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Consultation Life Syrup,
= The Poor Mans Friend, and tho Rch Mans
Ble-Eirg.
WILLIAM Il. GREGG. n D.,
sole Proprietor, Nsg York.
MOhsAA a ALLEN.
,o, Il sr, Whole. ale Druggists. agents
~ - ~ 80. .L-..-l a n
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nANKERS ANn I,RoKFRn.

- CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ - cherry street, desis IN Exchange, cavern
Hent Securities ana Co a. COliecaons promptly
attended 10 J. LUNs0EN, Cashier.
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In ChaneeTy st Carthags, Tennessee
JANUARY RUI q. isss
R..a.ra d ae-.ra. Aisa-l. - ~.


NJ y III - VIII
~ his cause. l arpelr.aE % fhs ssi.sf1r 1u ai
u he Cierk so dasisi ths- ne isf nfaai- Auafn
czr.er zre fhs helfa - PLATE leau. lasas-ai. rs
rnn readants q Ills elafa q Ia1zesssa. a1d rlat
DE Games ~ ta sa1d heirs % Pisis uaan. deess-
81 are unEu0Fa. a. inai ne ortlcary proruss u
- cGanoi ~ afrlsi upIn hen y a trsrpiera or
dared thni plhilcauou - mateiir tour o.usfel. o.
uaaEs 10 ths sashFie InIru. reEsasrEr ulf-
lshef % fha cfT 81 Nssnl. - rruus saes, .l.r
De- sa dai-rdanfz % srlear at t1e uEllrrn ul tUr
Cf an1ery Court 81 sa1lfn colly, t0 0e bed al .hr
0ouTt houss o ClrilEEs. cn tue tnIrd Gnris7 n
Ffhruary Is1s thea anf nee O. rir1f, alsrer ur
drrnur ~ rnunria naufs' 90. nr fra ssala Eii b.
la1-n fsr con es-at s1d 80 cr heanng srr.srif e.
10 itsm y. n. CAMPBELL. q a Al.
'arI1 "a
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold for One Dollar Zach

Without regard to value and not to BE- paid for IN
~ you knog what you viii rsceiys-
Among those who have Acknowledged the re
ceipt Of NALUAbLE GlFr5 drawn from this A. 50
clslon slnce Jan. J. ass. The ollowiug kindly per
NJ their names to be used
h Tsyior, RnEion, Pa, Goii Patent I ever Wsb,h
value 70. ho.t 4 HoichElss, New Haveu, Conn,
Nalodeou, value sl50, W r fWiliis. Y gst II
n, uiAuiond Ciusis 7 PIN, value sss. Mr-RG Is,p-
pan, 10 YORK - sold v aich, valae $40 Miss len
+ llckerson, ughsnptoa, n D., Meioteou. vslne
500 Mr. sicne, - Ienth 81, \ L., Pia1o. val
ue s35o- IN lhos 4 Muller, Scranton Pa. Dsa-
mond Ring Talge St75 Mis- Ellen feck, snrng-
held, III We edeoo, vsl0e 81 8. IT Van Rpsr,
Nashlng,. D. y e, &c = hunt.aR Cssed asies,
Rsne, value $50 NJ d Il Fsrwe1 brb1S,e'
Iowa. rssrnoud r sps vaiue $50 Frsnrls
r oTSn, IN Pearl 81, Albany, y y. Muro BOZ, Va
lue -. ~ lngsTsoll urbans Ohio, silver
ssi value 80. Lex Hsndricks, gilsTd's Ho-
tei, Washington y e, silver Patent Lever TGtcn,
yaiue SSs. CAP, ksI1-r. Y silver Wstch, "a =
ue Is. Geo y Mood, Whhby, c CRnads VI est, ri.
yer Wsteh, ~; Hn Reaieid. Columbus, O.,
Msry persons Who have drn.a vs!ustte pfisss,
sc nogEish tasir names putlishei or e rulshf ez-
tend NJ ..ss .i. ,.o-n s.fous parties ihrolg-
usole gas nay b. seen On tie n car ofhce.
saSsrs or rrsralrr7tcS.
cERTIFIcAfEs ssniasy sash sriele sni Is
veU n,irea. 0se these knYe5opes c1ut.i n-u-
r. Csrt'6cs or ol,rT toF Eqme AFssia. tgcrlh =
iss.fo ose dollar Il ret-i1 va h aeiyeri q cur
nfsc-. OF sent uJ als 10 auy aadrsss, WiihoGl r.
rs-s =, rhoice on the receip o. IS r,nts re nsr-
ehss-r WI Sc vhsi Ar 1ce i drsEs, ard i. vsiue
wh.eh nv he from one - Five nundnpd Dollars
ard csn tisntse Z O1s Dollar s1d rsCsiye De AT.
cle named.
sESa Biauks-EFesy PairotsG-sf gets 81 s-1ic.s
n TsiCe-
ps,ses dessiue WITH " nsy depsna IN hsuns
t,s1-lrt returns sud The arule drawn MI ~ i'm
meiisieiy seui - any sidress sy fctutn nza Or
srurs =.
Euiire sstislacuCn 6IlsfNli--s,l q At Cssea.
Two Doilsr-s Ttirts -shzae NJ flFe i'olafs. 6Feat
lnducslu sufs 70 AEeat--
All lesfers shoula be kadfs--el
T. HENION a CO
Rox Esf7 Poe ottce. Nes Aork
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