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IA As his Diploma which hangs in his os, will show, has
made Okrose the say Of his lie, and has wide
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Chronic Disease Physician.
Of his practice has been Of private nature >Ph
Go,or7bed Structure, all Jaary DISEASES, SyDhihEc Me-
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Rpptr also the effects of solitary Ha5d runous 10 Body
and Mind producing Slotches debi ipotney dizziness, dim
ass of siq coaios Of IDEAS evil ore6ods aversion 70 'os
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but all occurring frequently in various cases.
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Knoxville, Tenn, April q, 1866.

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Attacks on the Governor.

The letter of Gov. Brownlow TO Hon. Willisn d.
Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, has been the occasion of
virulen. assaults upon him through large number
Of the copperhead and coppertoiJ journals of the
country. The whole kennel is turned loose. " Tray
Blanche and Sweetheart" bark at him. This was
70 have been expected it is part of the policy
Of the so-caed conservatives TO instruct the North
ern mind that every man in the South who has been
engaged in the rebellion now Loves the government
u the United States. and is worthy to be entrusted
With the
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
A Crown of Glory.
Every man, woman child who has used

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Every man, woman child who has used
SterIing's AmbrOSla
is willing to recommend it. Three years of rapidly IN
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the world.
IT Is WARRANTED To PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head
It Makes New Hair Grow Bald Heads.
It Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleasss the Scalp. COOls the Heated Brow. Removes
Dandruf. Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness.
Insures Luxuriant Locks Inclines Hair to Curl. Su-
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the Ambrosia win suit you to I. Elegantly put up.
Decaely Psrfumed. Patronized by Opera singers and
Actresses sodin splendid boxes orcartons containing
two large bottles Eo.2 for mOrning-Nol Tor evening
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
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and effective toilet article the world To prove this
try q carton.
Sold By Druggists.
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Reconstruction IAN Important DOCu
menf,

The message Of the President covering the OIL
cial correspondence with the Provisional Governors
of the Southern States was received by the Senate
ON the 18th II will be recognized as the document
that Congress has called for three times and which
Secretary Seward replied that he had supposed the
trivial matter had been attended to- and had escap-
ed his attention 1t will form an intensely inter-
esting addition to political history and be read
with especial interest in the light of transplrlng
opinions and events. Two points present them
selves in these dispatches.
FIRST, As late as September last the President
said officially that the restoration of the Southern
States was subject to the decision of Congress.
Second, 1t requires an extraordinary amount OF
Executive pressure TO prevail upon them to accept
! the Constitutional Amendment. Without this pres
sure il is clear that of them would have thought
of ratifying measure 50 extremely offensive
M1LLEDGEv1LLE;, Ga, Nov. q, 1852.
Andrew johnson, President of the United States:
No member of Congress elected can take the oath
Shall | issue certificates of election? The LegtS-
lature lgiH probably be to some ertent ;pTdcttcdote
snd refractory inclined 10 think that sspe'a,
sion Of pardons nioAf hare satutaTy effect shall
be candidate for the Senate, and of course Will be
defeated. >. y. JOHNSON.
Provisional Governor.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I
Washington, D. c. Nov. &c, 1865. !
James johnson, Provisional Governor, Milledge-
Vile Ga:
You viii continue to act as Provisional Governor
until relieved, and your recognized by the
Government. At present, as Provisional Governor,
would issue no certificates of election to members of
Congress elect If understand your dispatch. none
of the members to Congress from Georgia, can take
the oath of Office as it now stands Please advise
me of their real ststus loyalty and qualifications
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Attachment.
0IIcIO44IlAOAAVs
". Il. Evans Us. Allen Hurst.

". K. Evans Allen Hurst.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
having alleged said Allen Hurst is indebted to him.
and resides the State absconds eoneea him
that the ordinary law be served him.
verified by AFFIDAVIT attachment having been issued
eordn levied the property Ofthe defendant
i ordered by publication be made in Brovnlows
Whic for four weeks notifying the said Allen Hurst
appear before at house. in the 9Th District OF Ca
suit or thi. ca Sc will 10 proceeded with parte.
aprI-4ta W T. PARKER, J. p.
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MONETARY.

CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
- The following are the rates paid by THoS. s. MARI,
BROKER corner of Union and College Streets Nashville
Tenn for money These quotations liable to
ducuate but may depended sufficient length Of time
for remsnces be received by mail If forwarded
without delay.
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sops As TO action Of your Lsgalature nd hope tha
al rvll come out right You Will accepf the appro
bstiou of the government for the loyal and e6cient
manner in which you have discharged your duty
ASDREw Jon nsoH,
President Of the United States.
Thu following bears q somewhat remote date, but
will abate none of its interest from that fact:
- TELEGRAM.
wAsHIseroN, July "a, 1865.
W. L. Sharkey, Provisional Governor of Mississip-
pi, jackson
Your telegram of the Dist has bean received
The President sees no reason to interfere with Gen.
| Slocum's proceedings The Government of the
State will be provisional only until the civil author
tiles shall be restored with the approval Of Congress
Meanwhile military authority cannot De witndrawn
| WM. 81. SEWARD.
1 TELEGRAM
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Sept IL, 1865
SIR-Your Excellency's letter OF the 18th uitimo
with accompanying proclamation mas been received
and submitted to the President The stepsto which
it refers toward reorganizing the Government o.
Florida seems to be, in the MAN, judicious; and
good results from them may be hoped for. Ths
presumption to which the proclamation refers, how
ever in favor of insurgents who may wish toyote
and who may have applied for, but not received
LnelI is not oPP4O'o.
plcations for pardons viii be duly considered, and
will be disposed of as soon as may be practicable
II must holoeuer be distinctly understood that the res
torGtion TO ~heh your proclamation refers 'c'@ b
subject to the decision Of Congress.
1 have the honor to be your Excelleneys obedl-
dent servant. WIN. ID. SEWARD
His Excellency, William Marvin, Provisional
Governor of Florida, Tallahassee
TELEGRAM.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nov. 20, 1865.
To his Excellency, W. Marvin, Provisional Cover
nor Of Florida, Tallahassee:
have received, and laid before the President
your dispatch of the 18th inst. While you inform
us of several good things done in Florida, you q
the same time inform US that if Alabama, Georgi'
and other Southern States, whose Legislatures are
meet before the Florida Legislature, accept the con
stitutional Amendment of the Constitution Of tn
United States abolshing slavery, in that case tn
Florida Legislature will accept it. but otherwise
; there will be no difficulty on the subject.
, The President hopes you are mistaken in REGARD
to this evidence Of disposition the part Of Flori
dia to make her resumption of the loyal relations
the Union depend upon condition which seems t.
him to be improper and inadmissable. He trust
, that she will promptly accept the Constitutions
Amendment You will continue to exercise tn
functions of the Governor in the State of Florid
heretofore confdsd to you until relieved by the e1
press direction of the President.
5 WIN. h. SIwARp.
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ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go Bryant Stratton CosNashvils Business College
thorough knowledge of Book Keeping Commercial CAL
cuatons Penmansbip Commercial Law Partnership Settle
monts etc Send for College paper circulars &C. Address
BRYANT sTRATToN CO." novl-sn
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On the LIST INST By ". A. A. Conner. Esq M JAMES ":
LAREW, all Of this eornt5
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EIIaa !,E 1zZ|

B. Z. BABBITT'S LABOR SAVING
SoAP-Ths soap made from clean and Pure materials
Kind viii not injure the most del
icato fabric and especially adapted for woons which VIII
shrink after being washed with this Soap Ii may &c se
in salt 1t viii paint grease tar and
pound warranted equal to two pounds
ordinary family Directions sent with ca Oh bar for
making three gallons handsome soft soap from Pound Of
this Soap Each bar wrapped circular containing full
directions for use printed in English and German Ash your
grocer for B. I. Rabbits Soap" and take no other
B. BABBITT Nos. ST. S. S., g. Is, 90, TO- y and -
Washington street New York Apr4-lJ
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EVERYBODY

Can get in sealed envelope my Theory Symptoms
Treatment OF Nervous Urinary ind Sal Diseases clearly siessat
diseased conditions with full Symptom Lists, for two
trsecsnt postage stamps prepay postage Circular f
Ladies' reIstng Diseases Of Puberty lfegafion and Psg
nancy, Sc. aPF4-y
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CHANCERY COURT-MARYVILLE.
James D. Carter vs. Peter P. Davis and others.
IT IS ALI EGED IN THIS RLLL THA

Il Peter Davis resident absconds that the
ordinary process him 1t ordered that
publication for four successive weeks IN BroTnloW
Wing, notifying said respondent appear at tbs next
hou,e in Maryye on fourth Monday OF June next and
make defense to said bill will be taken confessed and
proceeded with parte as to him. 49,.
lprn { 1866 pf5 BY l.. WEAR, D. C. 4 NJ.
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STATE or TFNSrssrr \ p NJ NcCLuSs, Cashier Of
Knox County lof the First National panA .1 ..
Knoxville, do soIemnly swear that
the above statement is true 10 tne
hest of nv knowledge and belief
B. NJ. McCLUNG, Cashier.
sworn To and subscribed before me this the day Of April
Is6s. mar4-lt NJ. NJ MILLER, Notary Public
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EIRzS21f !lEHllzlEZ {

i. T. BABBITTS best Medicinal sALERATUS, '.mad-
from Common Salt Bread made with this salsratus
tans when baked nothing but salt water and four
Nos g. s. es ST. S. So 20 "a and "A Washington St, New
York.
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From Washington.

1fsstg of the Iron and Steel Association at the Ma
tionaL CapitaL-C Condition Of the Iron Interest
American Manufacturer the Farmers best Gus
tonser-B,-itish Market for American Farmers a
Fraud-Congress dircrte6 from its imperative ds-
ties by side issues introduced By Copperhead and
"late Confederate interest:"-The duty Of Con-
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OOlu. -s-..-- Il ~
Silver Dollars. 135
=" Halves and Quar-
Quarters ........ .19S
" Dimes and Half
Dimes. I'D
Vouchers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Davidson County Bonds. 10
Tennessee Bonds.............s5
L. 4 N. Railroad Script. 10
Virginia Bonds. ..65
North Carolina Bends. .65
South Carolina Bonds go
Georgia Bonds ............75
Memphis City Bonds. &c
Augusta, Ca, Bonds. 80
Savannah, Ga. Bonds. 80
The above bonds are bought
with coupons, from 1851 inclu-
ded.
North Carolina Coupons. Sc
Memphis City Coupons ..4C
Tennessee Coupons. SO
Georgia Coupons. $500. 30
nov1 I'm
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late Gen. c. S. A., no'0 N. c. elect
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ne.;e,ated Depository and Financial Agent
If the United States,

QUARTERLY RrroRr OF FIRST NsriosAL BASS OF kNoS
WIFE, TEsN, APRIL IN, 1866.
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HOTTON PLANTATION. -


RESIDENCE combinei high ground spndid view large
modern Hoos IS Rooms ell modern improvements sztusys
build with Gardeners IorG handsomely laid cot
ofFIuit and Strawberry Cd
clinton Hill Newark City only IS inmates rom depot
aud complete
ciy horse the property Apply j. s. PEsHIhE No.
2Of bToA1-st, Newark
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Jnsirnrffon.


A A. FAvARGERH FRENCH CLASSES for
N. Lades ana Gentlemen WI REOPEN September ~ one
TO meet No University place, near F0rtistht and one on
Brooklyn Hight.
that by which 10 speak Wa: The Constant
on unt permssy Impressed opon tne
.mory and their correct becomes. - hSbt by mos a.s
inr with the dfeu apart from the theoeea '
ms.ry Of The spok en- hnEusEe 10 speedily acquired -
NJ ~I hc AZ Ne University place from september ID pc
teen a.. hour, Of and and "A and The fr'. Term
so IA 3o the second f25 the third s20 the foarh VIZ
Address letter, p. o. Boz No o,lLe.
A II TOWNSEED's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
n Ma ssc Bowery instruction day and evening in Bookkeeping
Irhns.ie Writnr Spelling 0ramnr ke. Private Instruction
.ixe1 ssparsts apartments for ladies'
At EDWARD MOLLENHAUERS MUSICAL
~ coNsERyATORY, $40 Broadway, Musical Instruction al
p onsrtsr The the Conservatory viii be lot al easonA
he rates Tor hrst class entertainments
DOYS prepared for Busuess.-Mr. DOLBEAR, No.
$40 BI.sdr.y siyes special attention day and evening 70 pre-
n orsccsiy They acquire sse hseit.
icons ope al business and Eooi
DOYS under II have Instruction, Discipline,
ID Physical Cu,ue ETC. specially .dapted 70 th
ace Al Institute Long Island, r. English f.ne
Spanish Music Military Dri Gymnastes Ponies lor neias 1no
diving. Terms moderate Il pinDo, 'iip..-
CENTRAL PARK FRENCH INSTITUTE, corner
Bro,dv.y Ninety Thrdst. New York Prof r. ferahae
director Day boarding sehoG Day scholars ake 70 scho
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CHEET MUSIC.-A large aud complete retail stock
~ foy sAI.E ebsap jas. y. SMART
No, 90 WtS strirsutbst sfHf@sA
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EUR SALE-At East Clester, TWO niles 1r0m
Wimsbrdge about Il miles irou City the Bo.toD Pos
Road COUNTRY RESIDENCE with 200 Of Land with honss
a fret square and n the ou buildings ndns view
adsc-Bt particulars sppy
HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine ~. fTT5)
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5ituailons ioantcS- alales.

A SITUATION WANEED--As assistant Book
keeper Entry Clerk Good references gvep Address
w. Box No. 10 Tdbuue Office.
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TOHN MAoMULLEN's SCHOOL No. 900 Broad
~ Twentethsi reorru-d MONDAY SEPT
H. Circulars BooksoTe o. Mitchell heIs No oil
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r ATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
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For children misses and young ladies, they are
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They will not bend or break like the single
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

The undersigned has just received from the East
ern cities a large and we'll selected stock OF the
most seasonable goods, which he can dispose of at
the cheapest prices. His friends and custom
ers are invited to examine his stock OF goods ana
ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere
as he feels persuaded none underseii him. his
stock embraces a well selected assortment OF
Drv-Goods and Notions Hardware,
onaa1sware Groceries, Drugs Oils and
Paints Glass Hats and Caps, Baskets and
Buckets. School Books and Stationary, Salt, Axes
Nails and Spikes.
Also. large assortment of Boots and onpes Oh
the very best makes, and at prices lower thah
heretofore
Also. Dried Fruits, and Canned Fruits
And great variety of other useful ar'ic'e' al
which win be sold cheap for cash. or eA-
changed for approved produce.
A.. .,.hsan .asb store if you want to buy
goods at fair prices.
May 4, 1885.
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TESTIMONIALS.

ITx,osrowx, Pa, July 26, lS66.-Messrs Frey,
E.rnsworth & Co., Gentlemen: We take pleasure
in certifying that we have tested, in our yards,
and are now using Sanford A. Hiekefs Improved
system of Tanning, and recommend 1t as making
a superior quality of leather. saving fully the
amount of bark recomme nded, and tanning with
In the time specified. We therefore recommend
the system as of incalculable value to ran
ners. and giving entire satisfaction to an par
t;es T VERNON
J EMORY.
OFFICE FRANKLIN TASsERY. Pittsburgh,
Sept IL. ls66.-We take pleasure in certifying
that we are now testing, at our tannery. .ne ~
nroyed svstem of s. A. Hiekel. which, a. far - u
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TEcH NIcAL.-On q trial for an assault
which took place at the assizes, some years
since, medical witness in giving his evl-
dence informed the court that, on examln-
ing the prosecutor, he found him suffering
from a severe confusion of the integuments
under the left orbit, with great extravasa-
ton of blood, and ecchymosis in the sur
rounding cellular tissue, which was IN
tumefied state There was, also, consldera-
Bile abrasion of the curicle Judge-,sI on
mean, suppose, that the man had black
eye?" Witness-,'Yes :" Then why not
say so at once ?"
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Select gcstrg.
WORE TRUTH THAN POETRY

I,the-e man a whit the better
70, his riches and his gains
For his acres and his palace
II Inmost heart is callous,
las man a whit the better
And If mans no whit the better
Fer his Golfers and his mines,
For his purple and fine linen,
Why do thousands bend the knee,
And cring in mean servilIty,
mans no whit the better
Isa man q whit the worse
For a lowly dress of rags!
Though he owns no lordiy rental
II his heart is kind and gentle,
Issman whit the worse
ia mans no whit the worse
For a poor and lowly stand,
For an empty, oven pocket,
And a brxwny, working hand,
Wby do thousands pass him by
with a cold and scornful eye,
Ifaman's no whit the worh1
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saEAt dinner party in New Orleans,
the following toast was given by one OF 'he
reconstructed:
Here to the man that drew the trigger;
That shot thernan who freed the niger
The author gf the above, if he is IN want
of an office will probably hear of souetln,lnng n
tn his advantage by applying at the "hite
House, Washington
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NsATne AuStrians are great smokers
and during 1865 consumed 955. 402 i3o cl-
gars of domestic and l2.504, sos of foreign :
production. This large consumption OF u
tobacco. added to that through the wen
known German pipe, shows where much Oh
the weed" gnes to.
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CLEARFIELD PA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1866
NORMAL SCHOOL

~ EDINBoRo. ERIE CO., PA.
This School offers excellent facilities for oo-
tanning a thorough. practical English Education
The State assists those who intend to becolle
teachers A certificate from this institution is
good for life in all parts of Pennsylvania ana
exempts the holder from examination oy ocnool
officers The Winter Term will open, Dec 9th.
For circular or catalogue, address
Oct 18th. 1866 -6t j. A SoofEh-