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was sties F"'HNANt -
i'ewee Valley, well ksown to our readers foT
years as one Of the very highest geniases Of the
nation.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tnthe gray depths Of the silent sca,
Where twilight reigns over mystery,
Where no lsigns prevail Of tie temresttmood,
Nod no. forisspf the upper life iutnIdo.
where the wrecks Of the elder world are laid
In realm Of siillness Of death, Of shade,
And The In0nrnful forests Of coral grow.
They have ohaihed the Lightning and laid lewl
Life of tie tfdyersel spiiit II Grri
From that single chord Of thy living Tyre
Sweep us strain Of the depths Profound
Teach ts The mysteries that gird thec round
MIKE usto know through what trcainsunsought
IIy the mnripcrs eye or The poets thought
The thrilling impulse fows free and strong
AS The hasii Of soul or the stream Of song.
Say, doc, the path of the lgh,uing lio
Through dcsolate cities shlI fair sud high,
With their massive marbles snd ancient state,
Though The tca-tnnkc c-cpils at fha temples gate.
Or lays hl' lcBgth in the streets of sand,
Where rolled the chariot or marched tlie band,
Or where, ci'pfr.scd by his martial load,
The mossiruss step II che mAtano,h strobe?
Doth ho raise for ap,otncn, his crested head
A. the thrill of thouEld is Sbovr him sPc,i,
Ara fcc the shock. through every fold,
Firing his blood from IL totpor cold,
TIL be Iuaraa n WOO The mysio chain
That .Iirs bcv lie IN each sluggish vein,
Asd scrk itt ~ srsih A. u wofkt ~ task
As dcfcr, serpent 10 snn may bass
Doth ths, slender cord AZ q, ihrced. The wsves
ssftich pas, the portal. ~ mighty caves--
Places u ,,lcitdo', vherr jrwcl. CLEAN
10 ,ic glare u ,he blue, phosIhorls stream.
Shed hy those living latups that Elan
o. the inft, roof ard ,hc walls ~ suow.
Aps where ne Alag. ~ Inc vsl,aing briae
Hold ,heir wid revals BY ihaonc aud shsiHe9
We Geilou f,H aa dfy raih ef6ss
win, dpsaminr fancy ~ mystic uire!
wosto 'ha mougiais, sed ,allets gray
wig, plant iat Know not iho pyrst day--
We ser ~ bsssates thst arinit DC
whrre Wv vatnded wl,sio dirsr down 70 die
Sod moral ~ &c vbalbsth stirred % ssafe-s
Tho vryet' dat checker the ocean gsar--
ships that fg. fsdgb,7d eth lie sDd rald.
4adduBly sant 10 a Doom ssield-
Gailrpns 'lai, hosdHg r. ,li hsaghty grsie,
Hcached nQi ils tAfga of bpms aEala-
Martial trssdis " paurf sad pride,
Shattered ahd aauiied aad safasFe dFea,
A.. a d. "a
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HAND BILLS.
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
X. 1866. l..
THE GREET ZING1RT BITTERS.

~
THE GREAT ZING1RT BITTERS.
rT MS WONDERFUL REMEDY was discoy-
] cred and introduced about twenty years
ago by Or. 4. Chcopsus, an eminent bgFPtan
physician.
lIe had long seen aud fclt the. want Of some
remedy which would strike 81 the root ni diH-
which the human family was then compelled TO
endure.
The great question was presented To bis mind
every day In vivid culors a. he moved among
the sick aud dying, aud observed tlIu inohiclcn-
~ Of nearly all the remedies hen IA use lha'
n, u..IraA 10 think and experiment aud after
ten xrars of study and labor he prcscuted TO
nj, felIpw man the wonderful Itngari bitters
The effect of this preparation IN tha prevention
and cure of disease, MAS 80 inarVcll"us ana ~.
tonj.bing that the most hnu'ring marks OF
r,yal favor were bestowed upon him who dif'
.oysrsd n Ills name was placed up"u the
Jioli of yohies. aud gold mcdal with ilr FOL
lowing incriptiop--ir. \. cbrnpsnt. The fnn'ie
Il.nrfacinr--yas prescntcd 10 him py tfc vice
roy. t O., ., 4,
cpidenics Of cholera, both 40 4 prcVcnu'e anu
cnr.,iyr measure. AND with zach great success
that Il has been introduced into neatly all The
general hospitals Of The old world.
The old, "a wing that an ounce ul prevention
is worth pound Of cure. applies with mary.
Ions farce To cholera. ana therefore, any l'W'"H
that will protect us against this terrible disease
should bc'frrciv aud periodically nscd.
All uatholoeists nnw agree HAT tho cholera
poi.on acts on the .vstcm through the blood,
and that any combination which acis on the
rreretory organs. and kecrs liem 10 working
order. mast prevent . sufficient accumulation
Of IN. pni,on 10 exert iis terrible effects ON ihr
n,sani.,n This is trur not Only OF cholera but
of nearly all other malhdirs, especially the di''
ferent forms Of fcvcrs
Tn. Zinrai Bitters IL bsi fnch remedy a.
t,. above conditions rcqnirc. II acts ON the
organs of c1crcticnl and secretion, kreping np
. nnyf.ct balance between them. This Hiti"fs
il ,ot,poscd entirely of roofs aud herbs D"
nicely coacocted at,cyEy organ S acted upon
and pu, IL tone. It, tatte Is pleasant ana lis
effect. promnt and lasting. ,.
Sumsrnn. cascf " the following diseases
have Ba,n cured by itf Chslrra, DiarrhTa,
Typhoid and Typhus Fever. Fever. Agqf Ner-
YOU. Debility. AuAcmia, fciuale Irregularities,
Dyspepsia, flaiulency, Collie, serolnla' &c.
Price, one dollar pcr quart bottle. 80,
Principal Depot at the Walnut street hari'
Hsrrisburg, Pa.
Sold by Druggists Hotal.kecpcrs Grocets.
For Sale In westminstcr Nd. by BowEus n
Gsur, Groeers, and A. II. llunFR, Drugghh
y. RAHrER,
June 7s,-iyr. Sole Froprle'pr'
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PApEg MILLs.--In the United States
thcrc are $50 paper mills in active ope-
ration. They produce 27O,00O,000
pounds Of paper which, at an average
Of ten cents per pound. would be worth
s27 600, 900 As it requires about
pound and one half of rags to make one
pound Of papor, there arc consumed by
these mills 100, ,000, 900 pounds Of rags
in single year. If we estimate the
rigs to cost cents per pound, there
would be profit Of Sll ,000,0 900 in this
branch of manufacturing.
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T,,e ra,hIOns.

4 Paris correspondent says that the
latest thing 10 the fashion line is the
.Jape Rpsse, or Russian skirt--a short
skirt Of a somewhat vivid color over
long r one Of a. sombre hue, such as
pink on black, or pink on gray.
lie also says that crinolinc which
has ruled the day for so long, is at its
last gasp 1t is fast disappearing, and
making way for skirts that take less
room, and DO not expose our wives and
daughters to an untjmely death by fire.
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4 mouse ranging about brewery,
happened 10 fall into vat Of beer, and
appealed to cat 70 help him out
The cat replied, "lt is foolish re
quest, for as soon as / get you out /
shall ont you up
The mouse replied, that fate would
be better than to be drowned inbeer.
The cat lifted him out but the fumes
Of the beer caused puss to snecze, aud
the mouse took refuge in his hol..
The cat called on the mouse to come
out.
"Youysir, did you not promise that |
should cat you Z"
"Ah," replied the mouse, "but you
know | was in liquor at the time. F"
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HARD TO BMdgvE--.A mau out in
Wisconsin was lately bitten in the ank-
lc by a ratlle.suakc, aud as soon rs 30
could be carried 10 a house, drank a
half pint of alcohol and camphor, then
quart Of whisky and thon quart of
pure alcohol, feeling no symptoms Of
intoxication, The next morning he
felt some numbucss aud pain in his
limb aud drank another pint Of alcohol,
aud then swallowed quarter of pound
of Gne cut chewing tobacco, boiled in
sweet milk These doses. which il il
supposed would XIII anybody had no in.
furious effects, aud the fourth day after
the bite he felt well enough, only lit
tic soreness from the knee down,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-18

The Paris Charieari represents a
Prussian General sitting on a marble
bench in public garden, smoking ci-
gar A pretty little girl whom he has
been noticing says to him: General,
my papa likes you very much" "What
is your papa's business, my dear?" "He
makes wooden legs"
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AN IMMENSE ARMY.--A pamphlet
published at Berlin estimates at 1,ll6,
900 men the effective force capable OF
being raised by the new German Con-
federation, over which Prussia enjoys
political and military supremacy. Of
this number there are $50 900 men who
belong to the regular army, and the re-
mainder to the landwehr.
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BY some curious coincidence il ap-
pears that the coming year, 1867, has
been fixed upon by Mahommcdans,
Brahmins, and various other sects, as a
period in the history Of the universe to
be marked by some great and marvellous
change.
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II is said that there is village in
Vermont which has four ehurohes---
Only one Of these has bell but mas
much as the other denominations refuse
to assist to pay for the ringing oft, the
owners of the bell will not allow it to be
rung at all,
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Lime, md i0j PER cent. If iBmoHia.
1T should he borne IN mind ihal Tho Phoa.
phatc af Lime ia ,hi. article, bcins OBJ.
tanned exclusively fron Raw Bone aud o
true Bird tiHauo, there u nn part of il mop.
crativr, o. in the casr ri Supor Phosphate
nu1c from Ni1cral Granns bat being c1'
iirrly SolbbIciuiho Soil. c1u,iuura tD impaH
II, ferilj1jue q11btics io .Ac crops for years.
The remarkable slccas which hns alton.
dcJilsn.cn g.aHdapd parts ofHirittio.
Is n slficioui guarautf io induce iapac Hb1
have not irirl Il ,o 10 20.
The Graia crop jn this state, whore this
Fertilizer ha, been applied, 10 supposed 20
have been juryrtal from ~ To- ~ per coat.
by Us use wnilc for Toiarco and Grss
Lands H. ncccss has been equally drci'ird.
The Baltimore price is uniform via. the
Manufacturer fanp-y~lFirr.
GEORGE DlGDAlE,
Manufacturer Agent,
No. ln5 Smith Wharf iiaIiimorc, Ma.
For sale 10y BOWERS & GEllH.
au. o. 3m Westminster,
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A man, stopping his paper, wrote to
the editor: "Ithink foxes ottent spend
their mummy fur papur, my daddy di-
den and everybody say he was the most
intelt ligentest man in the country and
he'd the smartest family Of bois that
ever dugged taturs.
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A man, exclaimed in tavern, "l'll
bet u sovereign have got the hardest
name in the company "Done," said
one Of the company; "whats your
name p "Stone," cried the first
"Hand me the money" said the other,
"my name IS Harder"
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CAUTION!

The above Rcmeslisa have row been bciayc
tho public mans ysas. and thti5 great sureesi
10 thc slicliHtiaH - hHsaan misery. has rKriied
The cuHitiiv RI setefni parties. Who usr tho
name Specific fiils." ragy ans iabfis. eircu.
lsfs sud Advertisements, suHeiifurs word fnf
word. ard gpt ~ Wsftiisss cfiHpeaadf Oial
d,-apphini tlic just syI anfof the pprchHscr
ffvou cannot lurt'hase Hrtt's FrFrFtr iirs,
rptrs n your Dfergist. take Hp other, bat send
ihc money direct ~
-. JANFs BRYAN.
CunsaitRs PbYti5iaH.
SO ltuHinat, tfu York.
and WOW uili rerrift thfm by f,urb NJ mall,
post paid sad fese fttu observation.
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Gfhai southern t.lrIs Enn DO.

Tho Brt bale Of new cotton sold at
Marion Station. Miss was brought to
tlmi place one day last week and sold
for 2Tic per pound-,ho purchasers
payisg the tx Of;his bale the lau.
dcr1tlc Time fays:
at was planted, csl,iyltcdnud picked
by thc daughters Of Mr Eliza Pickett,
near l'ashma,aha. Ala We have not
the pleasure Of their acquaintance, but
suppose thom " be tho sisters, daueh.
tors. ur perhaps widows, Of some dec as.
ed ConIcderate soldier, aud left without
any one to suprortthcm; aud that they,
attor a possible survey Of the situation,
determined that while the earth pro
duced something upon which 70 live,
they would not beg or die Of starvation. ="
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Tnr WnEAr Cnor ~ KANsAs.-l

THE WHEAT CnOP IN kANsAs.--A
Lawrence (Kansas) dispatch says the
yield cfwhent in that State is enormous.
In Southern Kansas it will fully aver
age from twenty.eight to thirty bushels
per acre. Some fields average upwards
of fifty bushels 30 the acre. Its quality
is excellent, and it was harvested in fine
condition.
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"No man can do anything against his
will" said a metaphysician. "Faid, !"
said Pat, ~ had a brother went to pri-
son against his will"
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Saw-dust pills would eifectually cure
many of the disease with which man
kind are afflicted, if every individual
would make his own saw-dust.
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lS 4 ROIRDING sCN0OA.

Tts number Or Boarding Pupils during The
past year WIS a8 femalcs, and - males. =
The Principal receives oRiy scrcn icrnnlos
into his family number Of others may
board wi,h opDrprel families 10 The town.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
not yet filed, will please make ea,ly appit.
cdfi0H.
The accommodations for Bontdcrs arc
hro separate buildings, built Of brick, That
for the Male Department is the residence OF
the Rev. JoSATiIAS MrNnog Father Of the
principal, whose paternal care will be over
his hnarders; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal There
viii not DC any communication between
these departments. Bach aiil beconsidefed
as Taaiiiy, aIordingahome TO its boaFders.
As A DAY SCHOOL
Number Of Day Pupils, during the past
year, GG, making a total of l07 Pupils.
Accommodations are Eve commodious
rooms, viz. The yonng men study room
thcboys study room theyoung ladies' study
room-the Primary room, and the Lecture
room. a
Departments, Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades of classes IN each
Department.-In Music, French and Ger.
man, superior advantages Latin taught
gratuitously.
Especial attention given to all elementary
pr:aciples; also to Penmeaship iplain aud
fancy); to Book kcepingj to Spelling Read
ing and Elocution.
Six grades Of Tuition, from 81 up tc
S12 per quarter. New Circulars just issued
For these address
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An assessor found some people so dir
ty, this Spring, that he felt warranted
in recording them as real estate.
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BclI's Tonic Pills

Are recommended ~ ihe most Enieacious, Re.
lurinating aud lnyigorating Remedy in the
world
4 Package Price Five Dollars. viii last a
month, aud is generally sufficient.
In extreme cases 81 Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, snacieni Cor month, can
be- psed ia good advantage.
II gives strength "a the Organs. and, with
the Pflis, will restore them 10 their normal
cohdii0n.
4 rsmphiet n loo pakcF. m The ERRORS
on YOUTH. Designed a. q Lecture and CautiNu
to Nonng Men, spni frrr, Ten CcHs repaired a.
pay postage.
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WESTERN -uzu---r-
MARYLAND Aiase-2aiiss
ALL R 0 A D.
Change of Time.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, May 2lst, 1865,
the Trains will run as follows;
Eastsenrd. Leave Union Bridge at 4.45
A. NJ, "a. M, and 2,l0P. NJ
Leave Westminster at 5:40 A. NJ. and
9.45 A. M, and 2.57 ?. N.
Westwdrd = Leave Baltimore at o,l5 A.
NJ, 3.s0P! M, and $40 p. NJ.
Arrive at Westminster at ll.43 A. M,
s.OoP. NJ. and 800 P. M.
Arrive at Union Bridge ut 1927 P. NJ,
$50 p. M. and s.42 +. N.
sea- Freight Trains daily each way, Tex
cept Sunday. J n. !, m,go
narAn Express Freight Car leaves Cal.
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
SUNDAYS, at $50 p. M---but all goods for
that car must be delivered before 800 p. M.
For any information in regard TO Freights
n, Cars, apply to the undersigned at West
p. II. IRWIN,
ms1 24.H Supt,
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Bell,s Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per Box; or Six Boxes for
Five Dnliart also Large Boxes, containing
Four Small, Price Three Dollars.
From four 10 six boxes are generally tcquir.
ed 90 cure ordinary cafcs Of Seminal Weakness
and Emissions thongh benefit Is derived from
using . single box.
In Chronic cases. and partlenlafly when I'm
potrnce or Genital Debility With Nervous PFUs-
traiion has affected tie system,
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TIN DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
J...r n, ,PAakx E1ast arrd itl'fopyiiee'or,
.yxi, No. 3 CxHGoTL HALL. ia4aal

q
TRsll ADsocArs is published every
THURSDAY MORNING. and furnished
70 Subscribers at alsg sHW ~ ~ q
also per Annu,m, i'm Advance.
ITfnot paid in advance Two Dollars will be
: charged. No paper viii discontinued until
all srrearages arc paid, nxccpt at our own
spl,on.nsd ga'sImGsreR sod ff ~
.7H gYT ri-r-lAeJ Jol
RATES oElADEERTISlNG>
square, 3 Insertions, 81. each Subsequent
Insertion % cents; I square three months
$3.50, !ix months 50. Business Cards Of
tee lines, or less, per annum, Ss Mer'
!. .h.st. and other business men, including
the paper: ..,e..,
One.fourth Of a column, perycar' , 2.oo W.
Half 4 column, 22.oo
One column, 4o.Vo
HAND BILLS.
A sixth Of +. Sheet, for %, si.5o, for 100
's2.m' '
ousrter Sheet, for 25, s2.25, for 100, S2.75
Half Sheet. " 400. "'oo
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THE FER TlLIZER r.
FOR
Maryland lands.
EsaU & T9'S
RnAy-Espnr 'hnsphaici

Containing ~ per c.ni, of Piophaie Qi
Lime, md i.0j per- cent If imUtoHin.
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uNIIS INSTITUTION will commence
the FIRST SESSION 0f its SIXTH
scholastic wear on WEDNESDAY, SEP.
TEMBER 6,b, 1900. Pupils will be re-
oeiyod at any time, aud charged from time
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY OCTOBER, Is 1866.
[From lhe IonlsrilIe journal. ]

This truly sublime poetry upon the Atlantic
telegraph Was Written BY Mrs. warfeld, of
pcwee Valley, well known to our readers foe
years as one Of the very highest geniases Of the
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
lyp ~
MALE ACsDEHtCINsTTrU
TIE ACEgT:gs.
LIrERARI BEP1RTRENT.

LfTgRARF DEPARTMENT.
Rev. Iong A. AeSnoF. a. NJ
Mi.s ~. Lon Furioag, ~. l.. /.
Miss Mary V. Manning.
Mr. WIN. S. Grouse,
NESIcAL DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Fannie n. Nnnroe,
Miss Kate y. Gthr.
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Chancery Sale or House and Lot In
GAINESVILLE.

James II. Merrwether and wife vs. Jas. e.
Bailey, Trustee for e. L. Carney, ct al.
IN pursuance of an order in this cause
made at the April term, 1866, Of our chan
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will, on Monday,
July 9th, 1866, offer for sale, at the court
house, in GAINESVILLE, the house and lot stu
ated on Strawberry Alley, opposite the Re-
corder's Office. The house contains two
brick Offices suitable for lawyers and doctors.
Terms, 8, IL and ls months notes with
good security, and lien retained until the
purchase money is paid, and the property
sold without the right Of redemption.
w. T. SHAcKELFoRD, @. AN.
June 8, ls66-4w-prs fee 81; bills So.
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THE QUEEN 7! THE QUEEN!
THE QUEEN OF
H AIR REST E RS!l

MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR RE-
STORER is QUEEN, not only in name, but in
virtues.
II is the best Hair RestOrer ever Of
fered to the Public.
An infallible restorer aud preserver of the
Hair if faithfully applied.
1t Is no Hair Dye!
1t acts directly upon the roots of the hair,
changing gray hair to its original life color
arresting premature decay and falling out of
the hair eradicating scurf and dandruff, and
curing all humors of the scalp.
1t will change dry and wiry hair to soft
and luxurant tresses.
1t imparts delightful fragrance to the
hair.
In short if you wish to restore your hair,
as in youth, and retain 1t through life, use
Mrs. Waslow's Queen Hair Restorer.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
JAS. CONCEAL, Gen. Agt. New Orleans.
For sale by FINLEY h STEWART,
June 8, '66-ly. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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Notice..

NOllCcs
Be it remembered, that at Circuit Court
begun ana held for the county of Mont
gomery, on the second Monday in May
1866, the following order was made:
TT appearing that the business cannot be
l. finished at this court, it is ordered by the
court that Special Term of the court be
held, to begin on the fourth (4) Monday in
August next Cs66,), and to continue fol
such time as the business may require; and
that John A. Bailey, j. I. Richardson and
Jno. NJ. Burgess, Justices of the Peace foi
Montgomery county, be appointed to make
out list of twenty-five (25) Jurors, to serve
at said term, who shall be notified as re-
quired by law. And all sheriffs, clerks, at.
torneys, suitors, and others concerned, are re-
quired TO attend as at u regular term. And
all witnesses who were subpenaed to appear
at the May term are required to appear with
out further notice at this term.
The clerk will publish this order four a.
weeks in the newspapers of GAINESVILLE.
JNO. ALEX. CAMPBELL, Judge.
Attest. J. w. WILLIAMSON, d. G.
June IS, lS66-4w. Express copy.
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TTLfER.

\ saw her but q moment
Twas in sitting skirt"
How pnetsily she sailed along,
The charming little fiirt!
! saw her but o moment,
Andl twas a pretty sight.
To see hes tread the crowded street.
With footsteps free and Light.
saw her but moment,
Yet Iswere by the "Old Harry"
Tho pretty thing TO look at
She wonld never do To marry!
Tho ! saw her but q moment
Yet | knew she was fiirt,
By the jaunty airs she put on
As she swung her fitting skirt.
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InsOlyent Notice.

HAVING, the 5tb day of June, 1866, sug-
III gested the insolvency Of the estate Of
w. X. Hicks, decd, all perc9ns having claims
against said estate are notified TO file them
with the clerk Of the County Court Of Mont
gomery county, within the time prescribed
by law, c. FREDERICK,
Admir- OF w B, Hicks decd.
June 9, esq
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InSOlyent Notice.

A IL those having claims against the estate
II of Thomas Buckingham, Jr., deceased,
are hereby notified To file the same with the
clerk Of the county court Of Stewart county,
State Of Tennessee ON or before the I'd day
OF October 1866, in order that the same
may be liquidated AMI discharged in accord
snce with the acts of the Legislature of the
State of Tennessee, relative to insolyent es-
tates. This "a day of June 1866.
T. q. BUCKINGHAM.
Juuc ?, 66.lt Admir-.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-22

Jas. II. Merriwether and wife W. B. W. Her
ring, ct ais.
IN pursuance Of an order In this cause,
made at the April term, 1866, Of the Chan
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will, on Monday,
the 9th of July next offer for sale al tho
Court House, in GAINESVILLE, the livery STA
BILE and lot mentioned in the pleadings,
fronting on Strawberry street as feet inch
es, and running back 81 feet Il being tho
stable now occupied By Newell Roach.
Terms, one half due LIST April 1867, and
the other half due lst April, 1868; notes
with good security and bearing interest from
date, and a lien retained. Sold subject to tho
right of redemption.
w. T. SHAcKELFoRD, c. AN.
June 8, lS66-4w-prs fee a.; bills 50.