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Catholics,

CATHEDRAL, corner Of Cedar and summer sis;
Es.Et ~ = A Feehan d b; Rev W Welsh and
So "a her rAih Re -Iuence GA Summer street,
sH.1u.ns ne Cathedral. sunday ENercl-cs-
Mae 90 90 and o'clock m. hIgh Mas and
sermon 90 IuIa M Mass Tor the teachers and
..rll4r. of tie sunday School az s. am and cate
rH.r.ai ln-trucllous Immediately thereafter.
Np-usrs aud B,nedction st 81 pm. Masses
every morning 10 the week at and am.
guI-ErH OF THE AS UMPTlON-NOrth Nash
y.r.. Rev Frt1er Kohsn. Residen opposite
fts church ~ Mr. Buddeses. Mass on sunday
rIsam. High Mas fnt sermon at 10 am.
tlft.I..-m lof children at I'm. kespers and
HsusdIcu0u at 3 p M
ST. tDIfN'S CHURCH, Edgcfc'd-Atiended from
"a Vcei,a's ny Pew. F.1ner JsfbOs. Mass On
sundays 81 10 am.
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Hebrew. Ea

CONGREGATION MCGEN. DAVID ORTHODOX,
Norm Marl,et street, Rev NJ ssfidsberg Minis-
OR. A laude President; X h Blum, Wee Press
dent .r-H a- .l-.-..t..E go. 10
CONFEDERATION DRIVES EMHs ORTHODOX,
No "a south Market street. Rev -, Mini ter,
samuel President; I Is-r, @ice President
CONFIRMATION BUAl JEsnURUM REFORM,
North Frort -treet Bsy J Lab.sblner, Minister
Ei-hel, President; NJ Shyer, Vice President.
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Wantad.

A GENTS wanted 10 every town and nefrbb0r.
n hood, ior ''lHE GREAT LABOR sAVER." a
new article 10 greet demand, worth 20 b. any
family. Secures ~ patent sDd very EaieaHie
Agents, 10 an1 temsie, are mazrg efto SO uer
Day with capital 81 g 10 SO. ANY person hayln,
Little spare time, viii tina If pleasant aud prose
atie. send stamps Tor circulars AID return post
tge. Address r WAfVELL,
mayt-5m' Box 1851 Chicago, IN.
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CURI~F CHURCH, Northeast eCrner Church and
Hign ftrogts. Rev Ellis, Pastor. Services at
d ul. and ~ y M. ....-s -
TRINITY tHJIsCH, .Ewing Avenue. Key y. II
EugI.- pa-t0r. Services p. m
gI' STEpHENs CHAPEL, kdgeH AID. Rev. j.
IA E5vfca Pastor. Services IA "a. m.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs-a re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth OF Grain.
Provisions, &e are snauaily destroyed by Rafs
Nice, Ants, and other meets snd '. rnin-au III
which en- he prevented By iCW dollars' worth Of
"CosTAR's' Rat, Roach, Ant, &C., Exteralinator,
bouE ht and usei freely
rs See "COsTAR's' advertisement above.
sS-sold in Nashville, Tenn, by " J. & @. ".
SMITH, and al Drugqsts and Dealers.
mzrcl I7-8m dsW
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Self AhuEe.

This vice, which is never Prscticed IN
the presence of any one, hiss proved tins
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noelest
and most talented young mep that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pom to song.
1t has destroyed health, blasted the constl
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Y
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry strees
or address him by letter, Box so2, hssh
vile, Tenn. tsbzo-u
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The Circuit Court, Hon. E T. Hall,
Judge presiding has been for two days
engaged mainly in disposing of cases
that have been q long time on the
docket The business of the Court is
being pressed vigorously, and the caus-
es for trial will stand a little better
chance of being reached the next
term.
A damage suit was determined yes
terday in favor of Geo }. j. Dunn,
who recovered $500 damages for a
whipping inflicted in 1862. The whip
ming was an unmerciful one, inflicted
unnecessarily even in those days Of
passion, and the verdict of the Jury
was not certainly for an amount such
as shows vindictiyeness.
The defendants, John and Ames
Hardin, both died since the commence
ment of the action, and both denied
the guilt of the transaction. The facts
may never be fully known IN this
world, but the Judgment IS a terrible
legacy TO their families.
Attorney General ThoTnburgh Is pre-
pairing for business next week The
grand Jury viii find him something to
do then, in addition 10 the large num-
Der of State causes on the docket
hnoEviHs Commercial
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The Robertson Register of yesterday says
1--we learn that on last Sunday night,
son Of Mr.. Jacob Sex, twelve or fourteen
years Of age, residing in the 50 district of
this county, accidentally shot himself,
while esrelessly handling pistol, the ball
taking effect in the front left side OF his
body, and was extricated the next morning,
having lodged near the back bone. It's be-
lieved the wound viii prove fatal. Boys
should beware how they handle firearms.
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ADictator of Peru.

The dictator of Peru has been making
a speech which does himself credit for
its public spirit and liberality. He says:
The people conferred on me the die
tatorial power, which | have exercised
to suit an extraordinary state of affairs,
and which will continue until we learn
whether the Spanish vessels have fed.
Everything leads US TO presume that
they have left the waters of the Pacific.
On the very day on which this presump-
ton is confirmed | will call an election
and convoke Congress- Meantime it
would be imprudent to distract our at
tention. Wenow salute with the purest
sentiments, our honored sister Repub-
lies of the alliance. God grant that the
ties which now unite us may never be
severed, and that our destinies may for
ever be united under the same form of
government 1t remains for me, gen
tlemen, in the name of Peru, to pay a
tribute of profound gratitude to The
self denying and noble fremen-French,
Italian and German-and in general to
all our guests from every part of the
world who have so promptly and cordl-
ally assisted US with their persons and
resources, suffering and rejoicing with
us. Live here, worthy and industrious
foreigners-if those can be called for
eigners who have embraced US with
such brotherly love; who have defend
ed our territory as though it were their
own; who have cared for our wounded,
buried our dead, and assisted our wild
ows and orphans. Live here with US,
under the shelter of our love and graf
itude. We shall all be brother citizens
of Peru.
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See a Monan

In another column picking sainburg
Grapes Tor Speer's Wine. II is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Enthusiastically.
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CHARACTERIZATION Ceup1y.

NaA ~ ~ y n. +. Dortch. Esq. hyinl 70 the
< f'h District, one IRON-GR4Y lilly a 800
oii' loig maae and tai. sraii star "a read /.
-ilsil Aii.e -pol NE e-l-ide Of the ie hind foct
80 =. anus or oihar marks peTceplble. Appraised
I.ken up - priscilla Martin, Stray COW. Of
ai-Le eoiqr viii black ears marked tWo uuderfif.
m ca D car. iorefset black little bslog the $500
no other marks. Appraised 70 $40
"ayzfHi' Ajax. MCDANIEL, Rasger.
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MoGAvocK AND Mourn VEREoY STREET
RAILRoAD.-We learn that little over $4O,-
600 has been subscribed for this railroad,
and.that only 500, 900 more i5needed. The
work will be commenced this fall.
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EnIScnnaI.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Church street. betTeen
t.I.tssI Nne Rev 7 s Fall, Pastor Residence
l.1tlve 81 conner DemumDrtne ana Vine streets.
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1856.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with yerrnin need
be so no longer u they use "CosTAE's" Extermiaa-
Tor We have used % 70 our saiisflC ton and 10 a
box cost e., We would have 10. We have trieJ POI
sons but they efiey ted nothing; but "COstsrs Ar
dele knocks the breath on Of Rats, Nice, Roaebes.
Ants, and Bed-bUgs, quicker thsn we can write it
II q 10 great demand ali over the county, Medina
(OhOj Gazsffe.
SS-5ee "COsTAE's" advertisement above.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH SNATCH! Snatch!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIN Cure the Itch in As Hours.
Also onres SALT RsEUN, ULCERS, CHI
BLAfNS, snd sll ERUPTION5 OF THE SKIN
Price 50 cent. For sale By AT druggists. By send
ing 81 ceut- TO WEEKS 4 POTTEn, cole Agents
no Washng on street, Boston, twill be foi Wsrded
by maxi free Of postage, 70 any part Of the Uaited
States iune5- On
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CLEANING THIS maxwell HoUsE.-Work-
men have been engaged with one Of the
ere engines, for the last two days, in thor
oughly cleaning the Maxwell House. This
is something thtt has been greatly needed.
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT-spesklng
o. "COEJsr's' Rat Eozch, Ant, &c, Exte ru nat0r-
more gram and provisions are destroyed annually
N Grant cOUny by yernin than would ray to- IONS
Of this Rat and Insect Kiiier."-Lanoafsr (HtsJ
Head.
IS See "CosTAH's" adYertis'1nt above.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper aud WindOSo SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT HILL,
AZ Church street. Msyfeld Building,
mhs-h Opposite Maxwell Hote
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HARE L ROBERTS, PrOprietOrs.

HAVING lessei this well known Hotel for
Ii term o. years, and having thoroughly ref tod
sad reioTnshed e. We are nov snA1led to accom-
modae the trave sog public in good style A. aay
otner house IA the country. it has long been sad
thai nashville was greatly in 1sed Of good hotel
and having the most central and largest house In
ire city We are determined 70 MAKE u second to
zone. Our charges viii Il al tines be a. low a.
can possibly be Afforded.
marl4-Sm HARE d ROBERTS,
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One hundred men have been selected by
the Metropolitan Police Board at Memphis,
to be instructed and drilled as policemen.
They will be tried until the Ist Of August,
when such as have proven efficient VIII re-
ceive permanent appointments. The Board
is evidently working cautiously and safely.
The nativities Of the men selected are as
follows
United states. &c ; Germss, u; ireland.
Z; England, 5; Scotland, .; Norway, I; Italy,
1. Iowa is the State most numerously re-
presented in the force, and there is only one
individual from the State Of Massachusetts.
Sixty-fve Of the men have served in the
Federal service, aud three in the Confeder-
ate service. Ten are members Of the pres
ent police force, and twenty-five have been,
up to The present time, ia the capacity OF
private citizens. Almost every trade, call
ing and professioe viii be represented in
the new force.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AnrilI2-tf
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Arch Thomas. Editor of the Robertson
Register, was in the city yesterday. He re-
ports Old Robertsoa right side up, and the
Register thriving.
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1866.

INCREASE or RATS-The Farmers GazsHe
(Engish) asserts snd proves by tgures that GRE
PAIR Of RATS oil have progeny aud descendants
% less than 65l,Oj IN three years. Nov unless
this immense family can be kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 5000 hui
man beings.
R5-See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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TUE GREATEST INVENTION OF TAG .ap
a Delng protection agaInst Fire and win moi 81
oI- III confines strength win rspidity Of sdi1I.f
5rr-@9.' Ie4lir-ug Only OHE-THlRD or A NIH-
U ~ 40 lie UP A BaLE or COTTON.
II being nov well known 70 IN ne d.,t.,, -
ioye ioT faiing cotton, that only verT AM, eron
% hemp was made the past year, and thai. Ia con-
- -ellle tne pfce vii rule very high and that A
tuPPJ cannot ~ relied On a. any prics Ii con
zloefatlcn OF these ficts, al dealers, and those
le4luing Ties, viii do vel % put 10 their on ieTs ~
ill- Le -oOn, thFreuy securing supply or ths -
sou De ndieailons nov, 20 ar A. We have IFarne5
are That he demand .Of this te EilI D. yer isr9
Lence The neee-s " Of making early ofders zbisb
addressed ~ the manufacturers.
STONE q MURPHY, or N j sNIT'B 4 -
New Orieana
,,-., LACY MC7HEE. Memphis, lem
vii meet with protnst attention.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is five feet large on the shoales,
and rising slowly.
ARRIVED.
Mystlc EVao SVllle.
A. Baker .BurksYIlle.
DEPARTED.
tennessee Cairo.
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BEARD Il BRO.

ARE ALSO HAsUFA0rUEUs or ru
Excelsior Fire and BuTgIar-PrOOi SAFES.
Price L'is and Circulars furnished On appIieano
mayB-sm
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Robbery in Cannon County.
A House Broken Open and 5000
Stolen.

BY gentleman just from Cannon county,
We learn that on Tuesday night last, the
house Of Robert Brown was entered by burg
lars, who succeeded in obtaining $500, and
then escaped. There were three Of them,
and when they went into the house, two of
them stood guard over the family, while the
other secured the booty, which was in a bu-
reau drawer. They were not recognized by
Mr.. Brown, but were evidently we'll ac-
quainted with the promises.
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II866.

taCOSTAR'5 RAT EXTERN INATOR is simple
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT iicstOn
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
csn get t. properly prepared. VII eat t. and every
one tfat eats It vii die, generally, n some place ~
distant As possible from where Is was taken.-L0ke
iShJTe Mich Mirror.
ps- See "CosrARs advertisement above.
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WHAT IS THE UsE.-A few nights since we
noticed 4 gang Of men about eleven o'clock
at nigit cleaning the Nicholson pavement,
on Cherry street, and on the following morn
ing we noticed piles of dirt in front Of near
" every door.
What is the use, we ask, of cleaning a
street, if we are allowed to ill up with
filth every day?
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For one Of those gems of art, beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEKs' GALLERY,
m27-lm AZ Union st.
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For fine Carte de Visites, or large Photo
graphs, plain or elegantly eolored, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
may 27-lm AZ Union Street.
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small BIRDS is cruel maa snOe yer aids in OK
term mating rats is a nerefsctor. We should ike
some one 70 give us the benefit Of their penenes
in driving out these pests. We need sor eth ng
besides Iogs, cats. ard TAPS for III business -
fcicHfi1c american. ". T.
Es-5ee "C0sTAR's" advertisements above.
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SYPHILIS.

rctures in the urehs unpleasant eued or IN
mn1 while sboDg under Gonohes cured few days without causing
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The Dispenssry is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

AVING n The yofNe
having edso
wthc orIyeas
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaIznes

any difficulty Womb ailments eecusy cured by
or by description given by their family physician Of the
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The following young ladies composed the
Graduating Glass of Mr.. Wards Seminary,
whose commencement exercises came off
Thursday and Friday evenings last:
Miss LULIE II. NICHoL, Nashville.
MATTE BARNARD,
JESSIE f. FALL,
Lou. 7. LAKIER,
HELEN NJ. HAssLoCE, Edgoiield.
ADDIE f. CLARK, Nashville.
MARY c. HUDsON,
" JEssIE S. WALTON, Sumner county.
/" ELLA r. PmLLIPs, Nashville.
" MARTHA B. DoNELsoS, 4"
KATE NJ. CANrRELL, Davidson Co.
EMMA b. CLEMoxs, Nashville.
ALICE J. Nancy,
The next session of the school will open
on Mon day, September Sd.
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This brought by solitary youth Perhaps csus
Inotony destroys body and mind rendering the subject
but causing train Of symptoms be appyehended nom It's gh
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Syphilis hort
h tOn wf n ffea
ghoma
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GONORRHDA.
STRUCTURES. ,

This difficulty cured painful applications
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An Old sOag. set 10 a New Tune.

'Ts years ca al red in ". Y Cty."
SONY inialuble yemed es EnOgr.'
"Free from P,isons.'
mot dangerous b the Humn Family"
Gratis come out OF their holes to die"
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cincinnati, OhiO.-losEFH b. QUINCY, 10
our authorized agent 10 receive advertisements and
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may 27-1n
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-15
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

HNHE Pacific Hotel is we'll and widely
H. known to the travelling public. The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
and business men it is in close proximity to
the business part of the City-is on the high
way of Southern and Western travel-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 800 guests it is we'll furnished, and pos
sesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates
The rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated ;
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy of
the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house With long
experience as a hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, tc
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa.
: 'clhc Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, JR.-
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Notice.

GERMANrA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property. has not ys'
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75. Abbott township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5O7S and adjoining
the above.
End. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 2O4 acres.
C. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no.
25Ol, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines
containing $50 acres. zzE
Il WIN. RADpE.
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defender of the President; indeed, the
President needed no defender. He was
quite able and willing to defend himself.
Mr.. INGERsoLL asked Mr.. Randall
whether be claimed to be supporter of
Andrew JohnsoE's present policy!
Mr.. RANDALL replied that he claimed
nothing of the kind.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania, took
the floor to make a speech oD the subject
of the tariff, but before doing SO said he
wanted to ask his colleague Mr.. Randall
whether be supported to-day the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Hester Clymer7
Mr.. RANDALL admitted that he did,
and believed that his election would aid
in the restoration of the Union.
Mr.. LAWRENCE said he had asked the
question in order to show by speech
made by this same Mr.. Clymer in the
Senate of Pennsylvania what he thought
of Andrew johnson two years ago, when
he denounced him as rufian, an incen-
diary, hirellng, an abolitionist, and one
utterly unworthy of the confidence of the
Democratic party.
Mr. RANDALL denied the responsible
ity of the Democratic party for anything
that Mr.. Clymer said in his individual
capacity.
Mr.. LAWRENCE did not desire to say
anything offensive to the President, but
he did not like very much to see him
surrounded by Democrats who had op.
posed him and denounced him nor did
be like to have the shadow of the Blair
family thrown upon him every time ne
paid the President visit. No family in
all the land had done so much to alienate
the President from the people as that
family, and be would apply to it the
spirit of that remark made by old Blair
in reference to President Jackson that
"he did not wish him any harm, but
should not have any objection if the Al,
mighty should take strong fancy to him.
Among other proofs of Democratic and
Blair Influence upon the Presldept he
mentioned the fact of the removal of the
| United States marshal of the Western
district of Pennsylvania, and the appoint
ment iD his place of man who had been
tried BY court-martial and dismissed the
service for frauds committed on the Gov
ernment.