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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Hrs. S. 4. -AUen's WOrld's
Hair RestOrer end Dress
ing iRUigorGtc, strengthen
and Iengthen Ire hGir. TheJ
act directly upon the roots
Of the hair, sappjying Pc
0uiTed 3.0Urj2hDsellt. and
natural colC,' rpd beauty
returns. Grey h0;r disGp-
pears, 5G;C} spots ere cor
cred, hair stops failing. and
IUrul'i0l2t gl'o1Ctb Is The re-
suIt. Ladies and children
,riU appreciate the deIight-
fUJ fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance iD'pGrt-
ed to TIE hair, and no fear
Of soiljng the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGG-dress.
Sold By all Druggists.
Depot i9e d zoo Greenwich ST. NY.
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tits { ounCil.
CcAaoS COUNCIL.

Saturday. Fet. 10, 1850.
The Council net Pursuant TO adjournment
the President n the chair.
Pressaf :-Co1nc.imeu arthur, Ballou. Beck
viii. Peek and Walker.
Tae Committee Oh Ordinances reeommen led
thatite J, .rl Resolution, relating 70 the Fire
DepaI,4ent. re restricted n It's provisions 70 the
,urpt.- Il CO men in each FIRE company. Tie
au,e.,5s n,ut was adopted aul the resolution 90
smen5,i vas passed
4 message non the Beard @. Aldermen 81
nourc,d the passage Of a joint resolution. relst
ing to election Of City ofeers aud the resolution
was cyucurrel in.
Tbe Council then took a recess &c 90 into con
7entiou Of the City Council and upoa returning
the Council adjourned to Thursday next st :
Pm
BOARD DE ALDEBMEX.
ihr Board net CT Saturday pursusn; 10 Sd
jeurom'n'.
Prssrlt; Aldermen Appleton, Dodge, Flaa-
agsn sud Taft.
The report of DR.. S W Thayer Health officer
Of the C.,y was read anG accepted.
LiceI s. Was granted to c. P Brown. to keep
al eHiirg saloon in the Rutland Depot.
A joint resolution vas passed for convention
Of tie Ci,y Council a, P NJ, fcr ,isei;6n Of
officers for South and Centre Wards.
ARR the approval Of suIdry bills, the Board I
adjourned to Thursdsy next at 2 NJ
CITY COUNCIL
The two boards met in council pursuant TO
resolution, at P. NJ, and appointed F. j.
H.ndee Warden of South Ward, rice
@. +. Edmonds resigned, and D. Muir
raw Inspector Of Elections, rice B. D. Smalley
removed and A. W. Allen Inspector Of Flee
ions for Centre Ward. rice J. B. Wheeler de-
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Physiology and
Laws Of Health.

Fl EDWARD JARvIs, N. D. of Cambridge, Mass.
The only textbook published which r.cognizss
The health OF the students.
AS. BARNES CO., NEW YORK.
PUBLISHERS OF
Davies Complete Course OF MGtheunatc,
Parker and Natson's Readers
Nonteith McNallys Biographies, &c, &c.
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue OF the bes,
Il any address on application.
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MAKE YOUR own SOAP WITH 3. r. BAB-
wi BITS Pure e. uceutrsted Potash. ~ Ready
Soap Maker. Double the strength oi common Pot
ash. and superior % any SspOl.lcr ur lye iu the
market Put up iu cans NJ one, two, tAscs- six and
twelve pounds, with direction in English aud Ger
man, for making Hard AMI son soap. One pound
viii make fifteen gallons % sYit soap. 80 lime .
required. Consumers VIII End this the cheapest
Potash IN market D. T. Rabbit. "a. %. as. ~.
6-. GO. 3D. - and = Washington ST.. n. i.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RIA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NINlEh ARRANGEMENT
lows; WI run - loi
-- . LEAvE BURLINGTON.
'si y n, MAIL TRAIN for Boston Loweu u
eester. Fitehhurgh, BTattleboro SpringseR H..
lorui New Haven, Troy, Albany and New VOL .
4rriVe In Troy at as P. n New York In o, n -
Boston I'D VI. r
o., . No1la 70 B0tfon lrifh3lf change Of Cars
~ " EAfRESS TRAIN for Troy Albany Neu
1orA and the Vest arrive at Troy 5 an p ~ .
SI So iuIG A. ", ~ HUDSON River Railroad
creeping cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Through 70 Troy ,rithoaf elaso, Of Car,
W - 2. Nl6 tit EXPRESS, with sleepine "a, a..
..cN or and Boston. Arrive in Trc. AZ Z AZ
-, = NeW ork 1880 A. Boston 40 ~
A"0nsa 20 Troy and Bottom riflouf ck4ng, ~ r..
fF N re SoaiA aEa East Trans ann. ar B,,y;,,,
foH0tf1. DNiHgsS'
$50 ?. n, MAIL TRAIN from Boston. I,,v,su ".
este. Springfield, Hartford, New Havsn' TT
Leaves Boston 80 AN
- a. y NlSHr EXPRESS TRAIN With slaart,.
SaIs, from New York and Boston. fss,-as S Stnk
II v.1 ~ p Y, Boston $50 p n. e"
y NJ 70 sold iOT Saratoga, Troy Alhanv Ma.
oIh; oehenectady and all principal points o. ~.
sNeN Or central and Western Railrosds ~ t.e
formation give by 'is' ana IN
j. W. CARPENTER.
Bago,g. .ts.,., 10, !, american Hotel Block.
20 Fare always as low a. by any otb.- IL.
"Eo- A. MERRILL, Sup't
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ARCANA WATCHES.

The cases OF the Watches are manufactured of
different metals uto which gold is forced By means
Of extreme heat and surface left Of Is csrat gold
which Is lasting and elegant They are gotten up ia
handsome 81 Ie and are ,qull In appearance and
finish 70 gold watches costing four tunes the price
asked for them. They are al excellent tine keep
ers We sell
Cent? large size detached levers, Hunt
ing cases, for f3l
Gents medium size, detached levers
Hunting cases, IS 30 D.
Ladies' Hunting cases, very handsome, o.
Ladies' Guard Oh iins beautiful STYLES &
d" Chatelaiue " q,
Gents Vest Chains. heavy and elegant, 70 s
Wholesale AID Retail. No stcles ever before
offered TO the public equal these T beauty durahi-
lily, and excellence. when the price Is considered
Address ARCASk WATCH CO.. e. Fulton Street
New YOrk.
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T1HIS REsTAURANT has been entirely rested
ard re uruished In the hest style and no pains or
none h5s heer spared 70 maze il first Glass in ev-
cry respect.
OYsT ERS IN EVERY STYLE.
COLD FOWL, TONGUE. PORK and BEANS,
HAS and EGGS, TEA anu COFFEE,
and everything that the market afford. snd a. a.
LOW PRICES as the times viii admit.
People from the country when IN town will find
the { itFi-E HOUSE good snd quiet place TO get
8 luteh at much less cost than can be obtained
elsewhere.
DINNf RS and SUPPFRS TO order
Having secured the services OF the excellent cook
Am osY, the subscriber feels confident OF suit
Ing the pubic
z. n. SUTTON.
January y, lse6. VT
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SOLID SILYEP

DIE, cake, Butter. Fruit and Pickle knives
teTry, Ice Cream and Sugar Spoons Surar
slltsrs, Match, SNUFF ard Tobacco Boxes. sDcens
endForks at J. Z. BRINSMAID'S
old stand ChurclSt
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RIFLES.

A GOOD assortment Of HiHiarfs Cels 5raf.e ,t..i,.
"a loading Ry4es, warranted the best shooting ride
10 t2e marsei kept constantly On hand at No /.
sept list dav
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Co11arN0.1Iqrt

DR.. sTRlCKlASns MEIuFLUoUs COUGH
BALSASI is warranted o. core Coughs. Gods
ffo4r-eress. Astlma. Nborp.n- ouch. sore throat,
Con.umutllu, ll4 l- tie a.tect ous ~ tle throat
ard Lungs.
Furs Ie hy DmE-sts. -H cents per bottle.
Geo. C.cuodUiu s. Co., 8. u hanover street, bps' n
Sole Agents l1r New -l-.au4.
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sonderful discovery

IN modern science, acting upon the Beard and Han
In an almost miraculous manner. II has been used
~ the elite Of Paris and London with the most
aa;tering success Names Of all purchasers will he
reg stored and If entire satisfaction Is not given N
every instance, the money will be cheerfully re-
funded Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81
Descriptive circulars ant testimonials mailed free
o. Drawer 81, Troy, n. Y, Sole Agents for the
United States.
IN
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TO SPORTsNJEN

TUE Undersigned have Just received 4 foil es..r,
Il ment % kLvpLNlNG PISTOLS Of every desir III
pattern and CARTRIDGES 10 1t. Ali % viii IA viii be
s'iu - ioN as t7e lowest and very much lower
"a they are general, sold iu this city bv otber
obs. RRfNs1fATpE ffIT ftpT,, III ei
sept 10 No. . Bank Block
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no THEIADIES.


i Miss Guild Otier- O. the public her superior
Crystsl Palace Chart for Cutting DREssEs which is
conceded ~ competent Judges % surf any inFe
tiun ul the Kind ever offered 20 the American pub.
lie. She feels fully Tauted I'm Sag iu- thai % Is
as perfect % rs human ingenuity can render o.
and should be in the possession 81 every lady 10
Is simple, cary, and graceful, adapted O. 10 ever!
form and size, from little girls OF seven years Go the
largest ADULTS. Directions printed IN full on every
Chart. None genuine unless the Cry stall Palace BE-
engraved upon IL, and the address 81 the inyeutress
printed. Copyright secured, aud no Infringement
allOs ed.
Agents are wanted Do every part ~ be country.
This chart will he sent % any person ODD receipt "
s. addressed 90 Miss LICA GUILD. Rupert VI.
Ladies' wishin- tape measure must ilcie-e D. CO.
extra.
Miss Guild warns people from buying. selling. o-
usiug chart called the National Chart, hf 81
J,ue Eddy, Nashua, y. il as 10 j. az infringement
Of her copyright. Any person pri-tiu-. selling, 90
using the counterfeit chart VIII be prosecute
according 10 law. one Albert J Warden has feeu
extensively engaged IN selling the counterfeit
chart and is posed g. he the pcgpe-rat rot tue
forgery. Any ini0Tmati .ading ti- arrest viii
be literally reWardc-.
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PLAIN SILVER SPOONS.
HAvk new stock q plain, tipped ami sunoy
l. sly les Of solid silver spoons.
Jan. D. 1885. J,Z. BRISsNAID,
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HOLIDAY ALBC1TS.

A entire new and nice lot Of PHOTOGRAPHIC
"A ALBUMS Tor p to 100 pictures, opening this
Q oemberls ls65
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MOTHERS:

Children die hy thousands Worms the cause
whose lives might have teen spared. has they used
VAN DtUsEN's NHfrE CONFi cII0Ns- Children are
font % them az they are 81 Candy. sold hy Ncr-
chants - cts a box. sent hy mail receipt 81
the price. VAN DEUSkN BROTHERS, Kingston,
Ulster County, So Y.
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BREvET PsoNoTIoNs.-Am)Dg the Officers
of volunteers appointed to breyet rank and
confirmed by the Senate on Monday, were the
foli wing Vermonters
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
Enn BARRELS POUDRETTE, 20 Tuns CoeS
OUU s per Phosphate Of Lime, { 3 SHE BY
J, s. PRlkOE son
Jan. I-daysn
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TO sEAUriFY rue COMPLEXION,

Use shuts White Liquid Enamel" The "Ena-
mel viii remove the worst cases 81 Tan, Freckles
Pimples Mo,h Patches. OF sunburn, in from four %
siN days Il whItens the SKIN permanently, and
impaTts q freshness and transparency 70 the com
peXion, which Is erfectly natural, and without in
Jury 10 the skin. No toilet is complete without H.
Price By mail sealed ami post paid 5'cents.
Address {. +. SHUTS, 275kiver ST
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&ailroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jan. /, 1906.
8auroad

TRAINS GOING s0UTE AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.G5 A. 81, I220P. NJ, ard
Mail Tah caves St. Adams. ats15A. n CON
meeting az " ite River Junction and Bellows Pals
W4sA rains ~ bostou, Worcester. Springfield and
New Aors, arr ring 40 New York At I0f5P. Mad
with trains or rassumusic r. r.
Day txpress leaves Montreal as $50 A. NJ
~ johns 40 An, Tor Boston, dc. connecting ~
Harrington with Rutland Road for Troy nd Nv
AorA, arriving m Boston via Lowell At 10 70 P. "
NlZht Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at II. % A NJ
Montreal j. 7. VI. ,Rouse's Point asp N 81 Tobns
90 SEQ Z. ~, arriving al Boston 40 $40 A NJ con-
Meeting 90 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
Isa.lruag Tor Springfield, &c. and arriving in Nax
York a. 1870 p. II
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 4o0A-N. sl5AN IN
2. M-, 80 p n. AndS.0OP. VI.
baJ Express leaves Boston via Lowell At % A
n ior Burlington, 81. Adams Montreal. arrivinS
at Montreal az SD P. NJ.
Nail Train leaves Boston at % A. NJ via Tov.ll
va lawrence ana Iltchhurg at 30 A. NJ, Spring.
Reid az AS A ". for Burlington and 81 Aibs1s
Accommodation Train leaves Northdeld AZ SIS
A. u. Burlington a. Sis A. NJ. Tor ST. Albsns
Montreal an Rouses' Point
Ni-ht express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ
TeceislnE passengers from Vermont Valley X. n
!eaEing new ORR, az IBIS P. NJ. and from Chesbirs
X. r. leaving Boston at Sis P N. eonnsctjnS, =.
hmte River junction with train leavin. BostSn az
'-n r. ~, Tor buTIin zion, ROuse's Point Mootreai
ana an, vsgeas3urs, With Grand Trunk trains FOR ne
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both the Mich. ~
t-e.s trains running between st. Adams and
-Stoa, and 81 Adams and Springfield
through tickets TO Chicago ana Tho Wes. -,
sale Al the Principal stations. we '0f
l.cSets 70 Detroit, Chicago and all points Wes,
SOLD by II. y. DEURY, Agent, No. ATaeTirs, III.
Tel Burlington Ft-Bas-7ge checked ,hTous6
ST. Adams Jan Is6a. ~ 0uP'
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most straight and stubborn hair Of either sex into
wavy rin-lets or heavy massive curls. bas been
used BY the fashion, oles OF Paris and London with
the most gratifying results. Does 10 injury 10 the
hair. Price by mail, sealed and post paid, 81 Des
criptive circulars mailed free. Address Berger,
shultZ Co. Chemists, 2. o. Drawer q, Troy, \.
Y, Sole gents for the United States.
Oct lu.-dh Wv
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Rererberaiing Sound BOX,

the AMERICAN ORGANS all have the Rever-
hera-ius Sound Box, or Wind Chest, and are Hnish-
gi Or TIE highest sly le q arr in Rosewood, Jet,
Walnut, ami OAK finish. richly vanished and Pol
lshc1, or 10 smooth OH Finish, forming elegant
pieces 20 Furniture flr the Plrl0r or Boudoir and
te OAK and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches. Lecture auC Lodge Rooms
tbs fMERIDAN ORGANS are all finished with
our new PATENT improvements. containing the
Improved huee swell, D1u lie Bellows. two BLOW
Pedals, and TREMOLO fuud in no other lnstru-
meat.
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Western Mass. 90
OF PITTSFIEI d, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $4,000.
5. IS r. S. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Ens.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated SD.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s1jO.OOO.
Fii(y per cent Of net profits returned % policy
holders,
5. Z R. 5. WIRES, General Agents

Applications for agencies for the three named
Companies in Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should be made o. 1s az
6eneral Agents and Agency Superintendent fr
said Companies in said territory.
IRE and Inland insurance taken ia the above
named first class Companies, 90 the amount u
s25O,OOO, in one risS
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm r-.-
perty generally will be insured Tor one or tern O
years, allowing the insured % receive back YEARLY
three-iourths the profits at rates low o. uass
IL object TO all having such ur7Yerty 10 l-sl-s
TO try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
lneurs no haollty 70 assessments the large cash l
sets 0fthese Companies furnish perfect indemnify
for all lossses.
First-elAss farm ant village dwelling houses
VILE tier contents viii be insured three years -
half o. ore per cent for the entire term Lrss.s
literally adjusted and promptly paid at thisage1cv
&. K. $. WIRES, Agents.
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LADIEsDEsIRING 4 SMOOTH. CLEAR
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spnfnmes { Ours.

Wy HlSkERS ana
w MUSTA CHES
forced TO grow upon
the smoothest face in
from three 10 five
weeks by using DR..
SEVIGNE'S X Z s.
TAURATEUR CA
PlLLAlRE, the most
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PATENT OFFICES.
THE RIGHT WAY"

A Radical paper, present circulation 6500 copies
notwithstanding every state and Territory Of the
Union. A portion ofoae page devoted 10 advertise
ments az 20 cts per line 0rtefs may be addressed
TO GEORGE P. ROWELL Co. p Congress
Street, Boston
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Senate bill authorizing the Governor to
! issue the following bonds of the State TO the
railroads named, was taken up: To the
| Memphis and Ohio Railroad, 5000 900;
10 the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad;
Sl50,000; to the Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad, S300,000; TO the Cincinnati.
Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad
$500, 1000; TO the East Tennessee and Viz
ginia Railroad, S300,000; TO the Knoxville
and Kentucky Railroad, 100000; to the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
$500, 900 TO the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad, Sl50000 Amended BY extend
ing to the Atlantic, Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad, 100000; to the East Tennessee
and Western North Carolina Railroad,
$4,000. The bill as amended passed It's
third reading, and was Immediately trans
mitted to the Senate for concurrence in
House amendment.
A motion was made TO reconsider the vote
on the final reading of the revenue bill.
Adopted by ayes 81, noes %. The bill was
then taken up on its third reading
Mr. Norman conteRded that the bill in
its present form was anything but perfect,
and should be amended.
/ Mr.. Lellyett was quite certain that the
bill was just aud reasonable in its proYi-
sions, and that heaping on amendments
now would simply have the effect Of kill
ing the bill
Pending the discussion Of amendments
proposed, the House adjourned until
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The consideration of the revenue bill
was resumed, and after number Of amend
ments had been adopted, the bill passed its
third reading and was transmitted to the
Senate.
Mr.. Mullins introduced c bill to equalize
State and county taxes. Passed. -a
The bill Incorporating the Rock City
Paper Manufacturing Company, passed
third reading.
The bill to increase the compensation of
Judges, passed its second reading.
A few private bills were passed, after
which the House adjourned until 10 clock
tn ~
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VOL. XXKIII.

contemplated routsof tire Bacific Tennessee
Railroad, and within accessible distance
there is every variety Of forest trees to be
found 10 any part Of East add Middle Ten
nessoe; and this Is comprehensive enough
to exclude necessity Of particular enumera-
tion.
For farming purposes, for orchards, for
sheep, cattle and hog range--for pure air,
pure water "a. country where industry may
be well rewarded, where health may be en-
joyed, and unmistaka5le appetites demand
and can dispose Of an abundance Of good,
strong victuals-"hog and hominy and
other kitchen delicacies The habitable
globe presents not a suPerior region.
Saying this much, We remain at
a WAYsIpE."
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IEouse Of REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was called 10 order at ten
O'Clock. Mr.. Speaker Heiskel in the
Chair.
The Committee on Elections reported ia
favor of the admission OF Mr., Coleman,
member elect from Shelby county. The
report was adopted, and Mr.. Coleman was
qualified and took his scat.
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#. c. DUNNINGTON NCO.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

Voluntary communications, containing inter
esting and important newf. solicited from any
quarter. News letters from the various counties
Of the State especially desired.
An communications should be addressed 10
the Editors Of the UxIos AND DIsPATcH."
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

vDHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters tayOring US
with their business may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce. Our charges
will be as low rs any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor us with orders for Groceries
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will give our attention
to goods forwarded to us from other cities. Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
pr )mpty by the first train boat after their ar
rival. Our office is on Market street, where the
old books of HUGH MCCRKA q Co. can be found
by those interested. r- u. ..
Hoping for share Of public patronage, we sub
scribe ourselves. etc
Janis HUGH MeCREA & co.
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A CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business. HUGH MCCREA 4 Co.
who continue the Commission business at our
stand, No q South Market Street 20
Our own Office is No. q College Street. where
we hope all parties who are indebted to will at
once call and pay their accounts now due, and all
parties who have any claims against US will pre-
sent them for payment as we wish to close up our
business at an early day. .
jan13-ly E .r A. HAMILTON 4 co.
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{ TON Ind TOBACCO
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION

ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION,
Planters may rely uponour best efforts to obtain
the HIGHEST MARKET RATES for
their Produce. And should eur friends favor US
with orders for Groceries, they may rest assured
Of having goods purchased at the LOWEST
MARKET PRICE.
Having one Of the largest warehouses in the
city, our facilities for the STORAGE OF
COTTON ANDTOBACCO is unsurpassed BY
any house in the South. We have and win keep
on handa large supply Of BAGGING AND
ROPE. and several kinds Of IRON TIES,
which we ofEer on most reasonable terms.
We viii make the matter Of Receiving
and Forwarding Goods Specially
In our buSfness. and al Goods consigned to
rs for he shipment VIII be sent. upon arriVa-
At the Wharfar Depot, promptly forward At the
least expense 70 the oWner-
LTberaI Advances made ON Cen
siguments. loet2-sm
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H.. Ed,oard Wider, Cir .

Dear Sir: My wife and child have been suffer
ing for several months from Indigestion. My
wife, seeing your advertisement, requested me to
bring her bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which
did and ON using one bottle, / am more than
happy to state that my child, now four months
old, who has not had a voluntary action since
its birth, is entirely restored. and my wife is
unwilling TO be without bottle of your Bitters
in the house. as she says it is the most strength
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that no house ought TO be without it /; and feel
it due to the public to make known the wonder
full good it has performed in my household, and
most heartily recommend its use in every family.
| remain yours respectfully.
T. NJ. SWAMI,
Of Craig. Truman & Co., 2l8 Main street
Louisville, October 20, 1866