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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
PURE cor LIVER OIL.

Bottled expressly for medical use, BY REED, CUTLEF
co. who have facilities for obtaining Oil Of the most
liable quan,y Large Bottles, Si,00.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
Luxuriamt Hair for ali.

EzUAAEK dNN HEstET TUT ssEEs
Bogs Is HI eriaa Fluid, Restores and Dresses Hair
ppge's Electric Hair Dye, Best in the World
Boge's Wigs and Hair Worss, New improvements
Surpass all others Cheapest best, aud most reliable
Try Be convinced.
NJ THE NEWEST DISCOVERY.
&c Mystko Bogle's Mystic taig Tint, beats eyery-
thing for giving splendid and natur color TO the Hair
Moustaches Eyebrows. One separation, trouble,
compe'e and perfect
w BodLE, Wigs and Hair Wera 500 Was hingten street,
Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. On ,ri.
w Monday Dec Is, 1885, Trains viii run a. ~
Splendid Sleeping cars to and from Boston. Tro,
Burlington. &c. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-12

REMOVING THE INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
SAVANNAH RIVER The Savannah Re.
publican of the 9Th says the work oil
removing the distractions has com.
menced in earnest
On Saturday last, the steamer Au.
gusta was engaged in working upon the
wreck of the ship Sebastopoi. (sunk by
the Confederates during the war) and
succeeded in fishing up about so faith
oms, Cor eight tons weight of har
moOring chain. The wood work of
this ship was found considerably worm
eaten and in many cases very much
deeayed.
Tie Agusta also worked awhile upon
the Ram Georgia, q 500 tons, J for the
purpose Of definitely locating. prepar-
atory to raising her. The accumula-
ton of mud inside of her is at least
twelve feet deep, and is supposed to
weigh about 600 tons.
In the course Of last week the hall
of the sunken Floating Battery, called
the Tatnall, was removed from the
north side Of the channel to a bank on
the south side, it being designed 10
make her camel for removing the
other wrecks and distractions IN the
river and harbor.
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TunneIling His Way to Liberty


A New York soldier in BROOKLYN
says the Matamoras Ranchero. named
Rogers, WAS to have been executed on
the 9th of April, but was missing from
prison the night before. He turned up
on the oath of May in house occupied
by lady and her children, situated
ninety feet from the prison yard,
through a tunnel which struck out
diagonally from the prison, and was
begun in an unfrequented side yard.
While every body believed that the
murderer had escaped, he was patient
ly, quietly, perseveringly, delving his
was through the soil of Brownsville. to
life and liberty: his only implement be-
ing the half of split canteen, shaped
saucerlike, and good for digging
On the 24th of May, at about nine
o'clock, the lady and her children were
alarmed by curious and inexplicabIe
noise under the back room of the
house. The floor had but a small ele-
walton above the earth, and there was
no better way of solving tie mystery
than by taking up plank or two Of
Jn6 uOOF.
To the inexpressible astonishment of
the family, they found man crawling
slowly out of the ground. After the
first establishment was over, they took
him by the arms and helped him up.
They did not know who he was, but Of
course concluded he was a prisoner who
had tunnelled his way out They made
immediate report; and if the general
establishment was great ct the extraor-
binary feat OF tunnellling, it was i'm
measurably greater when this human
mole was identified IS Rogers, the
murderer.
He only came out of the ground at
the dead hour Of the night to receive
the water and food saved for him by
his felloW-prisoners out of their rations,
they expecting to escape with him, and
materially assisting him in the ven
ture.
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The FREEDMEN OF TExAs.-The Hous-
ton Dispatch says if there is a single
freedman subsisted by the Bureau in
Texas, we have not heard of it. What
makes the difference2 There were
certainly aged, infrm and sick negroes
in Texas Why are they left to be
provided for by the citizens here, while
so many elsewhere are cared for by the
Board established for that purpose by
Government Does the scarcity of
abandoned lands. ETC., throw any light
upon the answer From certain indi-
cations at Washington, we conclude
that the last days of the Bureau will
be its best days" The committee on
appropriations have reported bill ap-
propriating eleven millions of dollars
for the Freedmen's Bureau. 1t is hard
for US unsophisticated Texans to IN
derstand the necessity for any such ap-
propriationa
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BR. SHIP CoNsUL-This staunch YES.
sci, owned by Mr., William Battersby,
Of this city, will, in a few days hence,
commence taking in a cargo of yellow
pine lumber, for Ferol, Spain. From
South and Central America there is q
very active inquiry for sawed lumber.
To Aspinwall, C. A, for railroad pur-
poses, a cargo was a few days since
cleared from this port. The cargo of
the British ship Consul is being sawed
at the mills of Messrs T. L. Kinsey &
Co, Hutchinsons Island.-B.
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LARGE CARGo-Thursdav last, Mes.

LARGE CARGo.-Thursday last, Messrs.
S. L. Burns d Co, Steam Saw Millers
and Lumber Merchants, of st. Marys,
Ga, cleared for Queenstown, Ireland,
for orders, the Br. bark Geo. II. Jen-
kins, Doty, master, having cargo of
4l000& feet pieeh piae timber, 10000
feet pitch pine boards, and lSl bundles
cane reeds. This is about the heaviest
cargo of the products of the southern
forests cleared from any port in Geor-
gia since the close of the War.--Sruayl-
nah Mercantile Endez.
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Bosrox MLE-A Boston paper reports
that the assessors of Ward seven, in
that city, recently had the curiosity to
examine q large milk establishment
and finding four large casks, weighing
probably two thousand four hundred
pounds, they investigated the contents
Of enc of them-s staVe being broken
and thus afiording access 1t was filed
with refined whiting, and on taking a
sample for experiment, they found that
mixing it with water gave very good
imitation Of milk.
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Love LETTERS. The indianapolis
Herald reports that number of youn Q
men of that city have given the prin-
cipal Of the Baptist Seminary a deal of
trouble by persistently making love,
orally and by letter, to the young
ladies under his charge The other
day the principal learned that some of
his pupils had packages of letters from
young gentlemen in the city-tender
epistles. Exasperated beyond endu-
rance he caused the young ladies to
stand up before the entire school, and
read the letters in full, with the names
of the writer's. There was futtering
in the school.
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Savannah EXPORTS.

A VALUABLE CARGo.-Messrs. Wilder
d Fullarton yesterday morning cleared
the American ship Charlotte, (lIO8
tons, Capt. w. r. Spear, for Liverpool
with a cargo consisting of 3,ll9 bales
of Upland cotton, weighing I,524637
lbs, value SCOTT; 81 bales of Sea Is
land cotton, weighing $50 lbs, val
ued at S9,S4040. Total value of cargo,
S5l2, 557.-Savaaaah Rep. Sth.
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Bachelors Hair Dyet

The Original and Best in the World. he oplv
true and perfect hair Dye. Harmless, Rebate spf
lnstantsne0us- Produces imnediately . splendid
hack OF natural Brown, without injurng the hsir
or sEln- Remedies the IA effects Of Ia. dyes Sol
y All Druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Begenertiug Extrset Of AIilieaeurs for Restoring
and Identifying the HAIR.
CHARLES BACHELOR.
sepio-ly New York.
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Galveston papers report the Trinity
bottom nearly all overlooked, only a
few places of high ground above water.
The sheet of water on both sides of
Trinity river varies from three to six
and even eight miles wide. The plan.
tations overlooked are entirely ruined
for the present year, as the crops are
destroyed and there is now no time to
replant The cotton crop of the Trinity
valley is therefore total loss, with the
exception of small portion of few
plantations beyond the reach of the
water.
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Parry Gorique's Latest. UpO n Hi:
Oath, and on a Nashville Lady.

She's gone, by Jovel departed Joy
Is nine, tiil she returns with manner coy
70 steal awsy my hesrt snd brain
To leave me Ike a. poOny swain;
Gone up, nulyi
She had a way about her, fellows,
Wkfsh poets, in their manner, tell us
Was " truly sweet, and radiant quite"
soaring high Jike fancy's Eight
To where, 1 cannot gol
She had no ars-but one grand feature
Mafe men say, "Oh charming creature -
(And here believe me. fellows, truth is in it,)
she was too sweet to live s minute
not excepting SIX
When we met, begged to stay an hour;
i sat upon her Lgl-l plead 10 be her b5wer;
she answered once, and II undOne me, quite
Be my left," said she. "pue druVH plg rsghtfi
l len the sce1el
-Igtegigepeer.
Atlanta, June Z. 1896.
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Go 70 Bryant, stratton 4 Co : Nashville Bus.rsss
college Tor thorough education IN Book Keeping.
fenmanship, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
ia.ons, Partnership, Settlements, &C.
send for College PAPER, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRArION co.
0ClAly.
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IN Dyspepsia,

d is attendant train 81 symptoms, Il acts more
EACHAKM than medicine. There ls noun
u The whole range a Mstera Medica that can
auOment bear a comparison with d IN TINS DIS
u'I account Of this wonderful plant may b.
1l u thellih edition OF the u. 8. DispensatoTy,
81 las7 and 1883.
ssnes OF experiments in which Dr. Bull has
70 Cor wears engaged, has Just keen brought 20 a
-sssili termination, and lac D. nov enabled 20
t.ta the ruhllc a combination Of CEDRON with
approved iopics. thc whole preserved M the
quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
l1 be- b. conhdont has no equal 10 the world.
tsmight furnish a volume OF certificates, but The
have long snce learned Go estimate such
!. ~ their true value. The safest plan IL for
7 QUE 10 tcst fer himself the virtues OF a new
ls hss
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
On the Goth Of May, 1866.

Ff'HlS well known and popular resort having been
4 lately purchased ana thoroughly reftted and
reiunished IN ire best style by the undersigned
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors
On the Goth Of May, 1866.
The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties Of the waters are a sure guarantee
ngunst ali MaiarOus or Contagious Diseases.
OInnibuses will run from Ell day trains on the c.
q. and C. X. R. Passengers leaving Cincinnati by
the o'clock, m tram viii arrive az the Springs 40
lzo'eioek m; and BY leaving on the o O'Clock q m
tram vii arrive az the Springs 80 $50 pm All let
tera, ba1zage, packa2es, &C., belonging 10 guests
conveyed 70 and from the springs free or charge
fne Cotilon Band vii be N attendance through
ont the season
The usual trip tickets II reduced rates Of fare viii
be issued BY The yanOus railroads leading from en-
cIunati.
The once VIII Be under TIE supervision o. Major
b. r flFlkLL lsteiy Of NE Adams EKptess and
iormeryOi The e., A. End 81 Louis X. r. and Of
q F.IoPPlNG, formerly Of the Gait House Lou 3
vile, and lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati
Quests vi-Itlng the 5Dnngs csn have every assu.
rance that TIE fare and accommodation will be-
eqnsl, u not superior, 70 any watering place ia the
United states.
Fare s. per day for transient guests, and pro rata
rates ior families, children, and servants.
maylC-3m JOHN II. FERRY, Prop'r.
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CoLGATE,S HoNEY snap

THIS celebrated TOIlss Soap, in such universal
demand, is made nom the choicest materials, IS
mild and smOlisnt in its nature, fragrAnfy
scented, and extremely hsasaciaI in is acaoa
upon the skin. For ale By all Dr3gg s. and
Fancy Goods Dealers. l,sts-lv
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Sweet OpOpOnari Sweet opOponas
Z. T. SmitE C Co.'S Nee Rsrfsms fro.
Mo

Tue most elegant and essential personal
requisite Tor q lady. EStracs Of Sweet
Opop onaX-the FLORAL Gem OF Mexico.
=. Il. SNIrH j. Co,
New York.
Ell Cores states-"The sweetest extract
ever USED. iune6-5t
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SALINE CHALYBEATE

kNlIUAlElD ONE nj Ii fhDM ItiE NiI1 Of
- EVANSVILLE, and one quarter from the
Oho river, on Pigeon Creek lnoana, The waters
area
SALIN CHALYB EATE
CONSTITUENTS IN 100 GRAINS OF WATER
Nitrate OF Grains.
Bcarbonse OF Is
bcarbonate Of Magnesla ........O, 81
Light Carbureued Hydrogen rises freely and Ca
capes continually from the Water.
As q CHALYEEATE Tonic and Saliane Aperient,
they are unsurpassed y any m the world.
The propTietors have fitted mp these beautiful
Springs IN The very best manner for the comfort
and accommodation Of sitors and BoARDERs, at a
cost Of Twenty Thousand Dollars. The rooms are
large and well ventilated, with spacous Halls.
The Dining Room is furnished IN the latest mod
ern style, aud viii be supplied with everything 90
prompt the sppente. or satisfy the wants :
Inc BATH ROOMS are large and finely furnished
with Tub and Shower, OF the attest fhllsdelphiA
stye The Fountain Of Mineral Wafer flows con-.
stsntly in beautiful circle, enclosed by a fancy
bracket, ~ front OF the maia building.
THE DANCING BALL and RECErIION ROOMS
attached. are unsurpassed by any
A splendid Band OF Muaic engaged for the Sea-
SON.
The BOWLING SALOONS and BILLIARD ia
Bl.ES are OF the best and 10 large, airy buildings.
The LADIES' CONFECTIONERY anG GENTLE
MINIS SALOONS viii be supplied with all the deli
cacies Of the season, with the hnest Of Wines, La
quOrs and Cigars.
Swings and other species Of amusement in abund.
snce Tor The wants OF families, old and young.
The ground emhnsces Is acres, covered with forty
different varieties OF Forest Trees, making grsnd
Boser OF Forest Foliage.
Fishinr can be had within Eve minutes walk from
the Sprlngs. Within one h0uis ride, by raj, YOU
have the best bass-hsmng In the world. The
sprnrs are 10 immediate come ton with the OHIO
RIVER, and Kali 20 sny part ef he United States,
ana within Eve minutes drive OF the City Of Nv
ansyille, containing population oi IhirIy ihou-
sand inhabitants.
The SPRINGS are now open for Visitors and
Bosrders, and vii not close until the FIRST OF No.
yember. Families, and others, wishing kulsl
Home for the SeasoO, cannot find one 10 surpsss The
CRESCENT.
DARMON & CO., Propriei9rs.
ielO Pm
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TRY sNdOLANDER's
TAKE 40 OTHER-

Sold hy8ll Apothecaries. Price 81.
EWlN PENDLErUN and DEMOVILIEA AGO.
Agents i5r Nashville and vcnity.
hUkLEl6h q ROGERS, wholesale Irur.izfz
Boston. Mass, General Agents. febIg-Iv Vim
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30 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
- do do Porto Rico sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
% Barrels Crushed and Powdered gugar
20 do Graduated Sugar,
100 do A. and b. Coffee Sugars
~ do q. eXfIa assorted Brands.
200 do Yeou Sugar.
800 Bags Rio Coffee
~ Mats Java Coffee,
70 do lAgmm C0hee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
~ Barrels Mackerel,
30 = bbls do
500 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brsnda
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rasius
50 Cases Sardines,I
$50 Gases Oysters
100 Doc. Buckets,
so Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kent in Hbole,
sale Grocery Houles.
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TDuHJARDsI BILLIARpSii BILLIARDS ~
Il would cs,l the aItension Of buyers % my newt
iTnpr0yed rArrNr COMBikAT lON-CU5HIONs and
Tab -, vhch cannot BE- surpassed by any others
iu the world for oss icity, correctness 81 singles
and durability via ca sell q reasonable prices,
,eb a line s5sri. Il Cloths. Balls, Cues, and every
ING contested " Ga the trade. Orders BY mad
a teaded 20 Al my factory, ls6 Fulton street New
York CIV. W. ID. GRIFFITH.
tune6-Sm
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~ ~ p 1b-narFisd Laffes ahose hesi.h vii
. noi a1m.t II Az Increase o. ftuiIy. seuf
-',iiP ~ Dr. stuart 3 Private Cirsaiaf 10 Ma
No hUMBU6 All sonrouoi,.Et.gs. -ir.5i - !. =
-su-.l- DR.. DUDLEY STUART
sfiit -smHs P. %. Drawer 5iG3, ChicaQo.I
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M YERS B. HUNT-Manuiacturer of all the
w Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carryalls, ~ North
Market street.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony OF medicaI Men.

STONY IoIsr, Wh,te co Ark, May % I7Gs
DR. Juus tCLt--D' ar 5F: Last February was
iu Louisville puocHa mI druEt snd got some cf
yoUr Sarsap1r i'3 u1i Je.ir1u B.tter4
Ny son-in laH. who uss i.l ma in ths store
hal teeu down ritl rhrGmaa l0r sama ts4e.
commenced CA the Eutrs, sld s5o1 found his rs1-
Drai health improved
DIR Gi7t, who i1f been ia % 90 health. tried hem
aud Do also improved.
TT. Coffee. who h-d tcnu 10 tad hes.Il frrsrva-aI
years flli1e. aaf F-.T tL..r. e,iH, IMnr0Faf very
much hF tue "sa 40 ylar El.t.r#. ID esd enc Js-
dron bttera BIAS rge1 you greet p0pg arItF in the
settlement taIlE could sell Ersst quAuiliF Of
your ued.c.ofs This falI-eapH.lIy rfVaur a..
iron hiticra arc aaH1uar.is. EMP ue va Menu
ph-=, caro- D. cLeit s. Ngeiy. Respectfully
g.. d. WtlkEE
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Without 8 Rival.

Justify deserves the reputation % has 80 long
jed Va Central America snd the West Indies.
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HRE VERY.

lPRING WATER BREWERT.-MANKEL &
y FRANK, SUCCESSORS 70 NJ. j. Drlckec, Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, 10. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldec3ly
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s1ei a reputation ~ wide spread AZ the cont
b of kortn America But the browning glory Of
b. i- remains 10 be attained m his discovery, OF
lsr combination, for be does not claim 10 hsYe
10 ne di=coYerer OF CEDEoN, which b. the basis
e Btters nov offered 10 the putic. That hon
sangs &c the native inhaDiianis 81 Central
-ras 30 whom its virtues have been known for
-f llsn two hundred years. Armed with &c the
i11 ufts defiance 70 the most deadly malaria,
andes, without fesr, the most Venomous ser
~ JAS a beiief win them, that while there is
~ Il fbe h0iy thc Cedr0n is afsuf 60 cure, no
i1f what tite diaease may De-
4 lIaIIr. Buu 10 not prepared 10 endorse this
h.iy.asnt prpteusIon. he Is nevertheless satisfied
a thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
10 its virtues, that as a remedy and preventa-
= Tor all disease arising from exposure, efher TO
weather or climate, or 10 Iulssmsuc Influences
inis
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No. "a.
SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD EfkS MADE NV, Eiitout spscfaeles
Doctor OF Medicine. Pamphlet msilei Irs.s A.
dress 4 b Fcotes u ID, llS0 B-oa,iWay, Nes Yors.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RuPTUREu
Sent Tree. Address, z 5 Foote, n D IIsJ Broa1
way, New York.
CONFIDENTIAL IMPORTATION FOR THE
mAhklED-aeEt free IN sealed envelope. dlress
4 B Foote, m y, ll30 kroadEay, New f0rk.
MEDICAL COMMON sENGE-4O0 psqes-l6o
lustrati0nss 81 sc. sent by nal sFerysf ere I=t,
paid contents Tables sent nee. Address ire 4u-
thor, = Foote, N a, llso BroadEsy. Nss York.
Rpri0-3m eode
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

docket, BROWNE, HANKS & Cookbook
ID anu job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai
y and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and DeadsrlcE streets.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs.


CINGLETON, K. H.-Bookseller, Publisher
~ Siauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Building.
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MEDICAL SPRINGS.
Crescent City Springs.

CITUATED ONE MILE FROM THE CITY OF
- EVANSVILLE, and one quarter from the
Ohio river, on Pigeon Greek, lnoIana, The waters
area
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COAL AND WOOD.

LTNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deaiers in Cumberland
N and fittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and spiit IA
stove lengths. Office I9 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mulblll, south Of Broad. All orders tlled
prOmplY.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

Attorneys and Claim Agents.
S. DELANY, Attorney At Law, and War Clam
IL Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. nOv36-ll
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CLAIM. AGENTS.. &c.

1 Ohm O'NElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
~ Of CLAIMS, FrOseCutes all classes OF CLAIMS
against The 6OVsrnluent for crIBens snd soldiers.
once 80 Cedar street. Nashville, lem. noy7-05Ds
VOMFKINs, n. & CO.-U. S. @ aim Agents,
Il Utbcer5' Pay Accounts and Quartemssters
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected.
Once corner Cherry anu Cedar streets, up stars.
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Extract Of n Letter from Providence.
Alabama


Ia95 IuEscE. Ana, May l6 Is66
De- JoHE Hrl- j send YOU so f.r C..fr-1
Btiarsi please re'd shat Dc viii come to a.tsr pay
n2 TcIgnt % Columbus, MIas. j have been arru.
i"t i1t several years with fuaI fiuH, DsFe bad i1
tt.e p.as every night Tor ten or Sheen g-a1s. aat
.n fenfuarv, 1865 was attacked gIfu general ID.
faiJtis. was confined o. ms rn0m Or b. talalrst
OF the year. and in fact continued on "a very aea.
aud nervous condition until some fg o nantf4 ziu-.,
when vas under an operation. quI sour CaIr5H
Btier- tpr treatment j comm. need .rlpfoy l-
night aSay, ant am pretty well restored.
Yours, Truly,
A. j.. NFAL.
For sale by
Who also sell
BULLS SATsAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

I'D iGimiisbie preparation Of SARSAPARlALA
,. 1ng stl0d 81 the bead Of the various com
-llis u that valuable drug.
3 Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
ont the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
. less than year after their introduction
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NJ ERRlTT y HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
wi Window Shades, Window Glass; ard Photo
graphic Material, AZ Uhurch street, Msyneld
Binding, opposite Maxwell House.
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L. q K. W. BROWN, Real Estate aud General |
81 business Agents. over York 8 Book Store, $50 |
Union sire ct, Nashville, Tenn. suz6-6mF |
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Nineteenth Century,

No mans name is more intimately connected
II ne history Of AATERIA MEDICA OF the
-Iisd States. or more lsvorably known ~ plO-
81 In Medical Discovery, than that OF
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DERRY a DUMONT, Bell snd Brass Foundsrs
Il Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Brass work
dealers 10 gas, steam snd water pipe, oil well tu
bing and pump, gum hose, packing, spelter solder
and baOblt, NO. a broad street., near the river.
marl4
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THE NEWS.

Dr. Mary E. Walker was arrested on
the 9TH inst, in New York for being
dressed in male attire. She was dis
missed, and subsequently the police
man was, upon her complaint, fined for
making the arrest.