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Wesre suihoSaei % Eznourcs Jrssn IoEntx a. a
eaad.iate ior County Court Gers. AZ TIE ensuing
March election.
Wa ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE TON
~ L. CAJNh - q candidate for County Cou-l
CLERK, Of Davidson County, ai The easuinS Harch
election. s,,i4
We are authorized 70 announce VIZ. S. CHrar-
HAz candidate for CLERK oi ne County Court q
uaFidson county. tdecia
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aOre Ihan THo Hnndred rhousand
OF
WHEELER & WILSON'S
DIM1TABLE L0CK-sTTCH
Family Sewing Machines,

UNIE HEEN oILII.
frhis is She great PREMIUM MACHINE. hsv-
II inE taken tr-i uremguus af the Eoria'- Fsrr.
lond1n a. TEE Pans Expusitl1n, 81 the Inta-na-
ncua p alrs OF lll1, RoensgstsIrE. Danu-e. Aersm.
n ms iiu1liu, rtattin, 0eioEne and Hlsrnar Al
every illica states fsir, Hnd - MechEllcs' Fsrs.
hia.e and County ar 5nnuuncrabie-
iteisasnsee Nlin tha cid shnlto, and tszes the
Lo.kst.ieil s.ih e reFuiFing heoE. y benz fsIl
Tux, qliliss cartss hrai1s an1 hads IN q uso=i
ueluiitla m1aErr.
taii snd eEaHliua ths nest sock ever brought
% .ie NASHVILLE martrt Al oii Mae6Inas adinat.
81 sd inpraved. Al TINS odice you vii fnf the
ttst ll-i'-y o. Twists ald 5ewing ThrEzd o. erery
5ascupfi0n-
as l-elle7nIls lsr ~ have uoW got MO paruanaui
oi.le, 80 ia aolil llerrF slreci, " csi 81 De-.
tl--i-l terms o. AECuis auFEheTe 10 nlidie ant
49, tez.1esst1, alTih alElanh and farcrga.
nc cadauaied ~ ~. g WALKER, No 10
A'iil si'erry stress. Nashville. isue5-im
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v Wa70I07VIN'f d u I7VNs - Il11s J
From the examination have been able 10 give
the Life Of Andrew Johnson" which you send me
believe Il 10 b. the best arranged and most com
plee vet published, and you will please sccept the
thanks OF the President and myself for the copies
YOU 70 kindly forwarded.
lSignedl EOBFJOhNsONi Pm. Sec.
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The book is a crown syo. OF $50 pages, hand
someiy got up. Price, in cloth s.; leather 81 30.
Returned or Disabled soldiers, loyal men every
where can make good wages 10 selling tins book.
For further PARTICULARS, sppiyto
DERBY MILLER, Publishers,
isnl4-lm No. 8 Spruce st., New York.
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I've are. authorized 10 announce wIlIIsn A.
GLENN, Esq ~ . candidate for County Judge o.
Davidson County, o. the ensuing March election.
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We are suihouEed 70 announce the name Of J. h !.
ColIiNs ior Tax Collecior, ior state snd CounIy
lie ensuing Aarch eiecuo1.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The above Work is not only endorsed by the
President, as the best and most complete but we
have the pleasure Of adding certIrcate from his
Son and fuTate Secretary
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Trusses ! TrussesI Trusses
FOR the Million. Of every sizs and ysuetJ.
Dental L Surgical instruments.
Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.

All-spice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves Natmegs
Mace, Musterd Aromatic SEEDS. Msdder spauish
iadigo. LoRWOod, Coppers, Blue Stone, huuate
% Iins Clldhear, stc. WiuioE glass, sniu % ga
co superior quality. White Lead. hiEsd Rsint-
fea1y ior use; Lsuseed Oii, Turpeuaue, Coal Od
Lamps oi ever Esuty, snd iarse supply q iop
rates.
Merchants lrom,the country 10 need Of Ess Pep
perInsnts Eas Csuuanon rareg0ucs Laudanuin
hafeInan DTups. 6odfy Cordial Castor OIL Sc
VII - inmished O. serY lus nsies.
insi recsiFed ts very large supp y. Also larEs
lot of Grass seed.
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I'D 3 TUTHlLL, Deputy United siaes Marshal,
| III. collects Note, Accounts, &e., 10 Middle Ieu-
nu. see Once NJ SiAie Capitol, neat door ~ Fed
! sral Court Room. z v. Lock Boa 81. sse adVsr-
! tisement IN smother column. ldscs- 6m
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PH0roGRAsHs.-Ph0tOgraphs Of Generals
Federal aud Coniederats. The largest col
lection in The west, for sale, Wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2s Cedar street, opposite Com.
mrcisl Hotel. may37-u.
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AANAA aAA us ii3it.
A minute more and the balloon was
beyond the line of the shore and over
the waters of the straits, gliding noise
lessly but swiftly northWard with the
current of air which drove up thrOugh
Racooon Straits. Suddenly the frail
bubble swayed from side 10 side, par
TALLY collapsed and commenced falling
like dead weight toward the water
When within some thirty 10 fifty feet
of the water, and some FIVE TO seven
hundred yards of shore Bnislay let 90
his hold and went into the bay with a
splash, and the balloon, freed from his
weight, made sudden bound upward,
then came down some one hundred
yards beyond him. "He is drowned
said thousand spectators. "He is not
any thing of the kindl they cried a
moment later, as q dark speck rose to
the surface of the water and ccmmenc-
ed moving toward shore, after the man
ner offs man swimming. The balloon
Tapped and rolled, baggy and half co.'s
| lapsed, meantime, on the surface of the
water, too buOyant to sink, and not
buoyant enough to fly away. Out from
the shore put little skiff with two men
in il 10 the rescue of the hslfdrowned
but undaunted eronaut, and half way
to the balloon ne was met, and taken
on boarl He expressed himself as feel
ing somewhat damp, and animated by
a desire 20 90 home, though anxiety for
the safety of his balloon was stronger
than any other sentiment; and the boat
kept straight on for the balloon, which
it was soon alongside. The tide and
wind we're found too strong to allow Of
the cumbersome mass being toSed
back to shore, and it was therefore
hauled alongside q small schooner
which lay at anchor some distance out
in the stream, and taken on board, 3
second bOst from shore assisting in the
work The eronaut, chilled TO the
marrow, then hastened ashore, vas re-
ceived with 3 cheer, got himself into
garments somewhat more suited to the
weather than The severely classic COS
tunes in which be had been clad for
the last twenty minutes, and was hun.
RED away with all speed in carriage
for the city. The excitement which
eliminated with the descent Of the bal.
loon to the water, and the somewhat
unpleasant reaction which followed the
discovery Of the fact that there was
nobody drowned after al, soon entirely
znbsided under the effect of fine cold
rain, which Just then set in and sent the
spectators hOmewsrd as fast As they
had come Such is the brief history Of
the most exciting event that has oc.
Cured in San Francisco since Cook s
great failure 70 ast0nish the san Fran
eiscans ST Point lobos.
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Exciting balloon ASCENSION.

The Alta California gives the follow
ing description of an affair in the west
ern suburbs of San Francisco on the
7th ult, which created an intense ex-
citement-the balloon ascension and
deseension of 3 Mons Auguste Buis-
lay;
"The weather was extremely un-
promising during the latter part Of the
day, and most of the visitors at HAYES
Park had given up all expectation of
the promised ascension taking place:
nevertheless, about 4 o'clock the erO-
naut appeared, and the balloon was let
up. 1t assembled to the height usually
attained by this well known voyaqeir of
the air, when it was canght by a fine
breeze from the south, which arose at
the moment, and swept rapidly over
toward the Golden Gate. As the bal
loon passed over the Golden Gate, it
became evident that it would be carried
across 10 the Marin county side, unless
the gas was Immediately liberated.
The spectators, who stood on the
hiilsides by thousands, watching the
progress OF the affair with unaffected
interest, saw that the performer
climbed from MS bar, some distance
below the car, up 10 the latter point
as quickly as possible, and that the
balloon began descending rapidly,
showing that he had opened the valve
80 as TO allow the gas to escape The
balloon descended TO within a few
hundred yards OF the earth, but mean
time it was drifting So rapidly north
ward that it became evident TO the
spectators that it must go into the
water If there was not sufficient gas re-
naming TO carry it across the straits to
Lime Point, toward which it was drift
ing. The excitement now became in
tense, and many people started on the
run toward the beach where it was
thought the balloon would descend,
vi-: at q point about midway between
Black Point and the Preside, some dis
tance below the new pork-packing
house and cattle landing. The daring
gymnasti and eronsut evidently un-
derstoOd the case better than any body
else, for long before the balloon had
reached the beach he had divested
himself of his garments, the gay trap
pings floating from the dizzy high east
ward,
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To Physicians.

DOB T p AENkINS, Prescription IT and ph1r
IA marlst, st ne oid stand u y >. 1hnicher u1u
Of TIE 1rm Of K p. J. a %. Nouid isform fhs ply
-cisns Of REshFilia. snd surrounding country us
d Is our sin % supply every isant of the Praca
toner 10 the lne ol biz Pfuisseica. aBd VII spar
10 pains % socompiish that end asisfsei0uly. n,
Ni D. mllch piessed % So anT of the Faculty ghs
u1l honor our esiata shuerf With vat
BE hopes b constant attsufou % huisuess q
merit share q palrquages asaurlng than thz
lheir laFors shall BE- prepared with ndelly, Of u.
purest mslerisis. and VI himself personally or a.
accomplished Preser pfi1ust-
Our stucs emhraces the greatesi variety and ever
tiiinF coming sIth.n the Drug Buisneas.
eire us call, and We E1Srauies eaf .alacltou
ss-Al orters entrusted 70 ouresrs fled vi
promp pfaesa and securacy.
r.. p. jenkins a CO,
b MarEet -; opposils uaiou.
jan2 eH NASHVILLE, TENN
SIGN OF MAN AND MORTAR.
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We sre authou1ed TO announce A. d. CEEIauroS
~ = "a idIdais tor Constable 10 ths hashsdls Lla-
tricl st The ensuing March escuon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11

ArrENrIoS IEIsHNES CHECKS on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, in sums
Of Al 10 Ele for sale At q. n. Ordwsy's Bro
ker Othce, No. As college street. u
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Nj ERRlTr \ HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
/ fl Window Shades, Window Glsss, and Photo
| graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
| streets
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From the Hssings psnn-I Chronicle.
A Runaway Match and Deserted
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(bidderl vii examine carefully the forms.
and insiTuetions annexed, and especially
the latter part Of Instruction lal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
CITY DIRECTORY.
AgenIs of Insuranee Companle..

(hREY SMITH, Nos. SC aud 80 Union street,
| " lup slairsl represent The ln0EiBg Companies
lfsths Of Hartford, Secunfy, Manhatan, MeirOpcli-
tsn, Phosnix and KnickeTisocker Life o. New 0rE,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio
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SUFFE & E r S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Act!!!
TARRAET A o.;

TARRAET A o.;
Gsntlemen-I am resident Of Curacos. and hsye
value Of your sELTZER APERfENT ~ a remedy
or Indigestion add dyspepsia desire 70 express
70 you my sincere rsutude for the graat uensht the
EEtHZkR has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
afhicted with Dyspepsia and amer beng under the
tisatmeus Of several Doctors for two three years.
she Eas finally induced 20 seek the advice Of q
learned Physician, Doctor Csbialis, Of Nenezuels,
Who immediately treated her Witn-your EFER-
NE5CENr sEL1ZER APEklENT, she began 70
improve at once, and Is nov PERFECTLY WELL.
feel t % Be- my duty Tor the good Of humanity 10
make this statement, feeling thai medicine 50 val
uabie ahCuid be widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repesi-
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am Fery respectfully yours,
s. ID. G. HENRiQUER,
New York. June 2s. 'o5. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
We Ask
The suffering millions in our land to gEe this
reme.iY \ trial convinced that by is timely use
many may b. relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour Stomach, sick Headacne, DiEZ-
ness, Indigestion. Piles, CestiYeness, Bilious Al
tacks, Liver Complanfs, Rheumatic Afecbonss &C.
Read the Pamphlet of Testimonials with each tot-
ue and do not use the medicine sgainst the sdyice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRARr A o., ~
GresnNieh street, New YORK.
- FoF 1zis ~ sii tlrugRissa- mY4 "
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TINNERs, so

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estaie and General
81 Business Agents, over NOrg's Book Store, $50
Union str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. auS6-6m
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ATTORNENs Az law.

fAMPBELL MoRWES GROesbBCks Atior-
" ne5s al Law sna Claim Agents, praclee IN sil
the Courts. Coilect.ons promptly attenoeJ toi
also claims against the United states snd Vouchers
collected Uihce u North Cherry street, up stairs.
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WALL PAPER. etc.

| UTHSON, }. W. & CO.-Manuiacturers and
| w wholesale and Retail Dealers IA Tin, Copper
aud Sheet iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods, NO. II
| College street.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
IN NSURA ANCE.

IN s. DEIANT, Attorney at Law, and War Clam
u. agent, Cleveland, Tenn. novso-l'
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REAL ESTATE AGRNTS.

IONE TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
" Booksellers. StapOners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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PROPOSALS viii be received st The Con.
tract Oficc OF this Department ustii sn.-,
OF March 29, lss6. Gor cauvevinr ne t5siis
Of the United States from Jalv 4. isss. t5
June 30, lslo, in the State OF renncssec. on
The routes and by The schedules of dcuart-
ures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced bv AprI =. 1SsF-
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Family Medicines,
Patent Medicines.

such IS ills, Ontments. narThna Cordisls, Agua
Touics, Alternatives, nugoraung Cotdiais. Cough
Mediciaes; M iact al the
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Botanic and Eclectic Medicines.

such as Fresh Roots and Herbs, Of al Kinds; I'll
dens keith's AlkAl0id snd kean0id aud their
concentrated Extracts.
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| 4, PRING WATER BREwERY.-MANKEL a
| - FRANK, zuccessora 10 N. }. Drucker. brewers
u Ale aud Lager Beer. No. 81 bIoAd street, Mash
| vile, Tenn. ldoe5 ly
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
MksHrNar1x o.t N rsrr
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OTIS, K. A.--Attorney End Counsellor 81 Ia
Once s2Is Cherry 81: ?. o. Box 7is.
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Al YERs a HUNT-Msnufaetursrs Of all the
M Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages aud
bugges, Exprvss Wagons and Csrryaiis. ~ NorIh
MarKet ztreet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13

IT is true that the President has grown
cool and calm. like the rest OF us, in the
year that has elapsed since the tragedies at
the National capital, but there IS no Ell
Genes that he has abandoned the determine
tion that treason shall DO made odiots. de
has not recalled any word spoken on this
subject. and he has held the chief traitor a
close prisoner. and other leading traitors
either prisoners or on parole, for over q
year, waiting for the movements OIL the
judiciary. The President could neither
punish without trial, nor control the ope-
ra,ions of the courts, and not till the pre-
sent month has an indictment been found
against Davis for treason. He is now
regularly indicted and will be a%rraigned
and tried a, Richmond in October. What
the President could have done to hasten
this trial no one can say.-Sprfngfefd
(Mass.) Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13

thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business, TO merit q continuance Of the same.
nv Remember the OLD STAND. No. 26
South @ street, Virginia 4. W. kEf6s'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13

wheeler e. Wilson'S Sewing Ma.
ms n E. W. KEyEs. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13

A SPRINGFIELD manufacturer has OBJ
tanned q patent recently for a paper shirt
which can be got up for twenty-five cents
and be made sw~eat-proof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13

Notice to Mill Men.
HUGHES ANNOUNCES TO the
MI Mil Men of Storey county that he has
oncned a shop on Main street. Gold Hill. opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co. where no Is prepared 70
make TO order
IMPROVED MILL sCREENSL
ofsll size. and degrees, Of inenesa.
n. B.-Hls Screens 9re str3n5e nmn
any constructed eise"nero' u
h~nencss.
rs- Orders lef. a, the store Of Il. Bi.enss wm
receive prompt attention. -
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BY II PLAcERvILLE ROUTE:
Geo Eells and wife Frank Wyatt
NJ Mclean re Langworthy
Miss NJ Mead Mrs Rox
John Parsons w II CASTOR
by THE DUTCH LAT ROUTE:
S Ash JG pertains
Mr.. Hilton FSkine
Henry Altpetar VIM Nichols
Mr. Mckee Mr.. Willard
Mr.. Wilson A Plumley
F D Castcel Mr.. Orr
Mr. SAnse
ny THE OVERLAND RorTR:
Joe White Nv Morgan
Departures.
BY THE PLAcERvILLE ROUTE:
A Cook A Glouber
Mr. Paine LElkus
W Meyer Mrs Crowley
l F o'Ferrall Mrs Harrington
ny THE DUTCH Plat ROUTE:
Mrs Whitman C Foreman
g w Stewart Margaret Caligan
z Mansur Thoi Brambley
Z W LaRuc + Wood
BY THE OVERLAND OUT
I d Bateman Jas Wooley
II II Connolly HIS Paul
r c Langworthy
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--lTryI A'tSW NpAtANNh I'D sos 4l0
L'Ardita .gr .i l. Ardiia, rL GO
Bellies Of Brooklyn Gen VIM Warren ] 10
Dalila Gsand valse Eus. Kettener 80
Faust Ind o.. .niG, 7 .Gesten .aas73e
F Fs".l s'' 'H Ilaa6 q, v Ws Warren bst
Harvest Home Jean MAINS &C
Hearts Ache VIM d Allen sc
Ida Teen Manns sc
Kiss AGA sf;5i uh L Ardital Jb5 SiiT60
:. Brilliantly ar'nged ,J,q, ,.,.,i,
by Kitteher " 80
rMARCHES'ANb QUICKSTEpSDni
Lincoln 2 Fdnhl March ssl.9sli iGdi lse g
Funeral March 'front.' .y1i div aeei "a
P%d. Seo oeSns IN 10 ssll, nonmco adj
March Hongroisso IelH w0ilenhaaptl "a 90
March Triomphaie ar Perabsap. ,,d,as0,
March ohtenegfiheH Mayher' ~
isdi iil'qsVARTATIoNS,.doei DIV IVA
Beautiful Ereamerlo a Bauaaeki b9isGrsN
the II RcbSisss shore gdIoV GOi's1dsl14a
Dear Mother, pyecome-a
r ! aG%s q pis.a,a aW-.ttOuos norElco
Home tbDisoiaG odi efSbe i9og ,ssi ,Soi
IalpIigan's Bah 8 loi BsaupaphoedQ aas
sssndfor Iiiuvttrtaatted Price % List " 1 mary ~
uepis and ataloEhe OF New Music fAdFeSgs
Wholesale Piano Ports SssdNutic pesis
2 Broadway, N.Y. edi es (hssf}rs boa
.f.. ~ 81, al, .,o,;,;a 80, n.ows
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GRAND PRIZES
giiai For Subscribers TO tile yae 10 ir
American Statesman g

A National Weekly Family Journal ,oi hi.
at $l,5O Per Annum. h
THE FOLLOWING Splendid PRl.
zES ARE SENT TO CLUBS, viz. oo'
For every Club of Forty Subscribers
A Wheeler s Wilson Best $55 Sewing
i.l3qab Machine .a,,, .,l,oi ,
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Notice to Teachers

YUyUE Roa I'd of scbooI Exa m;nors n, ehi.,a
Conn.v viii hold tbs soilow;nr Rnam;m.I
llama At Ashland during tho Ssas = q
s Inc aypf1sp1yary;dY u
q ~ ~ aR Satpfasys Of merch;
Ine1eskpas ~ saturaays oihpriB =
mhe ana ana atn saturday OF May
Inc ane saturday OF June:
me ma saturday OF august;
Inc ana anI 4tn Saturdays OF september;
Ing sne anu ath Saturdays OF Octooer;
nv nv a anS sna nm oa.9raays OF november;
the zna Saturday OF December.
These Examinations wall commence at 0
o'clock A. NJ, and close at 4 p. M.
No1Peli0ant viii be admitted after eleven
O'CLOCK Am. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed b y'atleast two rs
sPonsible persons Will be required, which
testimonials Will be Kept on file. No ceriif-
cate can be ante-dated, and the School Law
Prohioits Township CLERKS from giving orders
TO teachers Tor pay, unless they have certih
Gates embracing the whole time Of service
The oehool LsW reqvrps teachers 70
stand the Ohaxmg brdnchesy andbe able 10
impart instruction In them all Reading, Wri
ling, Orthography, Arithmetic, English Gram
maj aud Geograghy. A failure in one, is q
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TO, CONSERVATIVES.

u
The advertiser having been restored 10
Aealh in few weekday a very simple rem
edy;, aher having suffered for several years
with seS1cfe aun & affection, and that dread
di ease, Consumption-is anxious 10 make
known..to his fellow-sufferers the means Of
/. cure.
To all who desire IL, he viii send q copy
Of the prescription used free of charged,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find o sURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, Lung Affections. The only
objeotof tAe5adyertiserin sending the Pre-
scription isto benefit the Afflicted. and spread
Information which he conceives to be invalu.
able, and be hopes every sufferer will tryhis
semedy, as IL will cot them nothing and
msy prove o blessing. -
Parties wishing the prescription, TREH, by
return mail, will pleas address
~ Rev. EDWeARD ANILS0N. -5f
Williamsburg.h, Co, KingsN N. Y. 4
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Estate Of Levi Mowrey.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
1N signed have been duly appointed Ad.
minister and and Administrative Of tho Es
taic Of Levi Mowrey, deceased, late Of Ash.
land County, Ohio SAMUEL MOWREY.
K Junci6-3w 1p.s1I LIZZIE MOwREY.
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ASHLAND & WELLINGTON
LINE OF HACKS,

THIS popular Line Of Hacks, leaves the
Miller House, Ashland, on l1i vuifel,
THesday. ThtwsdaH n Safuwday
Of each week. Returning ! leaves yelling.
ton, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Mouihgs ofaeAch swosk at 9 O'Clock. ste IN
Express packages delivered promptly, and
al etrands entrusted TO the undersigned
faithfully executed.
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Resixkss MEN wAsfnplAsee aaycrl
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sOO Per Fear , We want agents

a S00 Per Year ! We want agents
l,CUU everywhere 10 sell our MPRovED
$50, Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and upper feed. Warrantedfye years.
Above salary or large commi ssions paid
The ONLY machines sold in United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed by
Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker,
Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other
cheap machines are infringements and the
seller or user areliahle to arrest, fpe, and
imprisonment ! Circulars. iree. Address, or
cailupon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
InSOly]