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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

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SCROFULA,
sTRUMA. OLANDULAR swELLSos
LIBERATION KINGS EVIL
ERYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUs.
Tbi. faint (HsarDriRI and ACQUIRED sins life ouss nj.
| cry {. by all usual medical remedies ineurabIe.
RHEUMATISM.
Nhsrs /, any which Constitution Life syrap So
sr.ig rheumatism and 1t. kindred affections tn. nos
pain. almost instantly aeVaed-enOrmOu, s~,r 40.
reduced Cases chronic or vlcsriOu, twenty or thirty yen M
| nr h.rsbssn cured
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY SHATTERED YERygs
ST. vITUs DANCE. Loss OF POWER
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, EPILEPSY
thousand. who have suffered years the day Gu shA
they read these lines Particularly weak suffering wem.n
this medicine prove inestimsbs blessing directing Ai cu.
to Hope which fulfil, more than ! DrOnd'ea
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION. RoTTING OF BONES
BAD COMPLEXION, ACHES IN BONES,
FEELING OF WEAKNESS, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS.
+
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP puse' the system ,n'rsy
al the evil effect. Of MERCURY removing til. Bad Bsa es
the Weak Joint, and which the Of CseG
sure to produce II hsTdsn' srOngy Gums aud h IeA
firmly as ever
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Edes and branch, all Erupve D's"s' Of he siiA is
ULCERS. PIMPLES, BLOTCHEs
and all other dmcues Of hind which much dtsse tie cut
wua appearance Ofboth male. aud females Osu mailing hs~sd
su,,ins object 10 themselves and their friends
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either Neck Female Breast and should To sn
soon as the swelling detected preventing their tr.ss ard
prOdaeus OubeOm. DscsrsDs Sores which dhgs @snJ0f
tn. younger portion community from r to oi
az. Young children v.g subject Discharges from the Ears
which depend. upon scrOfuOu, constitution These
sor,by ,.llns few doses Ofths LIZ. syrep
AL scrOous p,oh, suffering General Debility Emscison'
Dy,pep,is and Drops, limbs abdomen and In The nse
Drop Of the ovse. womb generally accompanied with Ines'
nation and liberation Uterus permanently cured b. Con-
.tu.On Life Syrup. The disease GOrs swssd Neck
til. Life Syrup will remove entirely The remedy Should be ,lsa
m SON. time. q. the deue hrouic and ubborn .ua
will notb. removed without extra effort
Tuner. of,As o,s TumOr. Breast and swelling cher
,.ud. ofs body viii be completely reduced without o'r's
th. Lrife or Oper,iOps Of any kind
Y
EP.,e F Sympathetic Organic Diss's Of ihs Hsut s''
pp.t.n D..e ofthe Valve, producing. grating Cling .eOs
prOpy sths Heart Case affection, Of this important g,O
Cp.On, suffering any pain the region Of the hss VII
be greatly relieved by Consultation Life Syrup.
BRoKENDowN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
.ry,HarSe yHos IsDnrosrios ExEErroS PAIN BAGS
Los, OF MExoRf FoRsBoDsGs HoRRoa OF CALAMITY FsAs
DlsrLn DmsE. vrros, DRT HOr Skin AND EITRSHnHs
Want OF SLEEP RErLEsSsss PALE HAesARD CorSTHSises
AND LiuIrrps o. TIE MUSCULAR all require the a! S
III. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27
CITY NEWS.

Music AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that Il The weather enc The Last
concert for hs will takt place e Mall at the fhs
on Saturday neat 9Th instant oomuencns at clock n
ty the Central Band under the Leadership q H. Dod
worth Tie following IL the programme:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

ibn gum Setnpel binaus slt perfen; iie
ioate S24 beBdblerl, obne @elbmittel gu
beiiben, iuaro ibr cine Stsuung alS
gSaidfrau i'm patterlon Sotel iiber'
lpieien.
Sam larf, Elm alter 8erebrer bes
&obertlon GountD, ains nit @bas.
6reehman, einem 2iebbober Der berIAie<
Oenten Gorten, seneinl6aftlib ms
&lpl fir 8umnlLer am Cumberland.
9ebD BartbeQ, Der ipegen nadtli6en
lmberitreiaens Dor Dem Neeoroer fan6,
iolIte, oa er unter iebr berba6tigen Inns
ltGnOigen auf Dem Sofe zines 9anies in
Sub Rafbpi@t onQetroffen Darb, "a
Dollars beSabt,:., aud er 9ing in bic
Qlnltalt, h;e fir Die StraBenreparaturen
unferer Sln.l Gorge gu traeea bat.
Wife 9fgan unb @oiparo Buel erbas'
ten fid Die @eiell9aft slueier 0fTentlis
den ilnnoraIiiden Damen, fa9ten gu
uno toilette linen bieie 8ula9ung nebit
0amit Derbunbener promenaoe leoem IA
Dollars. Isl, rf
SEQ. Snbbaro, Ser am Sonnobeno
Nbenb i'm Circus ii@ un9ebiibrliA aufs
fiibrte uno Der 6ur9 Yolt3iiten auf fein
unoroentlides @ebabren aufmerfiam ges
ma6t iuerSen inu6te, fdinpfte Die YO
Ii3ilten unb muBte bafiir Die StaottaiIe
nm 20 Collars berei6ern.
Sofepb Sobe probirte in ben Gorpo@
rationslinien einen neuen Gebolper unO
feuerte benielben feds Nfal. Oieies
Seuern fOltetete ibn 9 Dollars.
Gbas. Stiers faufte unb nerfoufte
aln Sonnabeno Niorgen in Der Nfarft<
bale obne eeIeslide GrlaubniB 81 ba>
ben, aud er besablte % Dollars
Citrate.
3ipei Die fir unorOentlides Betras
| gen angetIagt WarelL itellten ieoer 8
Dollars 8argIdaft. 81.
Sier, Die ais St6reufriebe Dor BEN
@ecoroer eridiensu, besabIten ieoer IA
/ Dollars. a
Se9S erlegten fir luoroentli6es
| 8etraeen bon 1914 Dollars Sab per
Nfann uno nur Elm einSi9er tpuroe fur
mI9uIbig befunben unb entlalIen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
Sfeepreers.eonrr.

2Die INNER am Wlontng, 70 aud aes
tern fDaren Die Manine les Boliseis
GeriAts gebrangt bon; Sarbiae nnD
@etIe GHnber nlubten Durdy @elbopFer
ODER per &Eopfbamnter in Der ,@orf !.
bouIe 8rigaoe9 ibre gergebcn iiihnen
hno SlgrpfDsr Toitef bat cine red)f ars
febnli@e Gnnu.e unter Dem gejtriaen
Datum Der sitaotii4en 8aIfe anfpeiien
f6nnen. gEir fiibFel bier nnr iolde
Gdlle alf, bic nidt 5M ben aIltd9Iifiten
Grfdeinun9en geb6rrn 1nO geben flirs
fiiHnmarifdg nur bic Qln5abL Der llnors
bentIi6en an.
gbas. Sheppar6, Der einen M1ietbss
ipnaen trikb. obne 9iteH5 oafiir III bas
ben, lcllte 80 abe3ablen; e. bate fein
GelA MnD lpdnDelte ia,S Qlrbeitsbans.
Wfar1 GoF, cine Garbfge Sd6ne,
bate eipen f9lpar5kH Qyebbaber UNI
GslS bef9luinbelt un0 fdIisbJiagsbrobtjl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
9enneifee GOIOmifations=
s .s5.-s7 une
@inipanberitit9s 0efellf baft.
3eorpsrtrt 6,lr1 einen Aet SET ns5esaebcnnen 8er=
iammluhg Oes StaafeS Ssnntffee 1pnt "a
0edi 1856.
Mutorilirtes &opitaI -. 81, OO0, OOO
rs 10000 9lctien, ie6e SO $50.
prannifatirn.


~" -
Die amptswedsD Der geisai&uitlT ne,: Grmaprterslns
hlng BON Mrbeit teOer Art.
1et eriten beier SIpeds beobfidbtigf he Slfr6 Mns
tauf pom Sdnbereen IA erreiden, mo 6 augemeijene
Baiferfrnft pber ai6ere HprbeiIe fit Tubrfts nters
uetneH borbtetsn. iOUie BURG snfulf qrSberer 2anS=
ftreden IN Der 4dbe BON Gtdbten, Strsren unb Gis
ieRbabnsn. Disie sdnoereieH foaen IN paiienbe Barr
feueh uno gr6Bere SIGs5en dilsaeleqt uno an ben
Stipaneerer entpeeer 5tm s nosr ioents ers
3wtien tpei psrtauften eine % atte 4areee Iiegen
blebt. Der 9drfei bat elm @iertbeiI boar nnS Sas
1SSssa i: a1S S Sa s Il ' assar fir aros,
aGaebsf4er eiensHs wsI5s br safs s0Ionfrtsu febsn
Den gess5r nas arBeit ssssntt bic wsisnf4afs
bard Bef@affuu9 ron 9aHoperteru5 i@drtnern unb
ieber Ayt pom MfbsiterH s be rieeieen Sepirb rbet
uerf4often f6nnen Sa % tbF moeIl9 IT, dttieuns
g. loHnsnoen pretisn I'm geineeitei ie
i'm Stanee ieii ben Arbetsgebea sufrieben aist ellen
inbem e BITE arbeiter fiir TN an irgens eine Cans
SangsplaA eeer tne 9sisnbabn StpiieH ietsrt. s,ir
beabntibe en- uitfer Spitem, ane Mrten ron Mrbeteru
mad jeoem Ebetl hes Stnafes Az bef0rhern, tmmcr
mebr ~ peruoItcmmnen. gHegen nkbereu Beftiiis
mnngen perueieH mir aHi uEisr Circular aber Deien
Der esspinn Der gsirus9att wlrb non Rem ipat.ren
yertaili ser uorbsboltenen inswii9en Iegen6en
@ruuohlde. pplr NuIbou uon 56rfrfn unb Stdetsn
an baiu eeeiensten SteIsrL poH Der Aufbhlfs pan
Sdbrtten, Der nigemeneu Gntiutdeluna Der 9rptufs
teHs une minerals ees Staafes uhb enes
LID poM ben @ebibreB8 tr Ssiorglne pon arbsit era
pdrtet.
"a infer Capital anf BEN adnSbefft Der WeieaIdaft
baiirt 1T 70 pub ieoe Gertherh5baao heA Ietteren
llnfbpebfb be 4cflen IN 9Iesm En- dse f1ertbUoIer
ihaeen hab cdbet Ueroen ungere Mtten sJnhaber hes
ie ben ebeu 10 fider ala portbeiIbaFt iinben.
Die RauptsGffice wirh tn YeibniHe, ,Eenn, aebaIs
ten, nnb tts Deflattdft btebf4tigl Ghb-Naenten Il,
jebem County bea Staates anSuellen. Gubiervtionss
blter beiiueeu fit IN ben 6dn6eu ron Nnion 5elion
Sbaemeileft Tetk X. Gbenthanl, Setfetdrt unD Spi
Sau6vf. Central Mgeut fitr Gtismnnbnuna weid5e
niitprFrt fnb, untfrsti@mlHgen fir Mftteii Der Sc
ieui6uft ststgegtu sH nebmgn. 80
Geo. o. @hrmnR.
far IN tx Nrdlihenf her Ieun. 6oioniidfipnss
sl.asF g III sarb GtnpanoeEaneas WsjeHi9aft
Sell, q. 9beatbam, -
aisS sHsssr's HtsptsH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
1865.

4answtrtbe, bic NIT iinsesieFer irsenb elmer ar
sspIast fEnS, mBsen MIR on arg GrternriuatOt
eebran9en, sgir babsn biefss witteI perfut5t uni
&c sl 20 gut aus, has mir es itets gsbgan6en mir,
ben, ou9 nsnn cine Dor IS foffets. Sir psriu9,
ten Site, obsr re bnIfsu nidts, bod Gonar's
Gstsrmiuator tSbtst Staten, RHuie, e6oben, 9mei.
fen unO gBansen in srSsster s6MtHisfsit, aIs nj,
60 nieberi9reiben fSnnen. 1eberaH pirb 20 per
Ianet. aEsebiHa, Gbio @o5ette.@
Gtebs esflar's pbiGe AhfanSisa~s.
N6E- gsrEanifan Taibutus, Eeaa.. Del ansa0rusI
aiien unS 5anbIern. Tin AaRt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
d 4 gessas snPfanssn Elm srpses aFOrte-
men pm = 1855
Damens5lfen ,t,tS Oref Turs


BEL s 2an6e u. 8rps,
nos2 2Of Al 9Orbs COLLEGE Strabr.
II DaS SpnmtaasbIatt Der ,,Gen--
nelIee Stants- 3eitunse fpiaet So 90 per 5alb-
tabr nnb eisnet lib ndmEntli6 CUR 8erlenbung
ra6 auBerbalb. DaGelbe entbGlt reibIicber
eelefUF unb II In feinem Snbalt bon Der Tag
liden 3eituue gang unabbdngte. Die IN ben
ta9lt1en 3eitang etttbattene 0eI6ibte pirb,
nift i'm SCuutags6latt fOrtgeleBt = fpnbern
bas eeBtere entbGIt cine ffias SaEeIbs beIpneers
aussetpdblte Gr3abluns,
t 5u9em0= SamHsn.
Gin Sefry Der SSabreians f9ou an nerD6ien S9mde
den, frbseitisen 8erfaa fOrue inter 5oIgen FeimGs
DER slsenbiinefn lit, mil gum 8eten Der IeoenSen
Neni6bet @ae rueI5e es iiberbaupt bebirfen, &e=
cept uno Anweiung, elm einfa9es SetlmitteI,
weIdbes ibn febit clrirte, rel lberienSer. Rranfe
Ooer aeiOenSst pslde bic i6m semabte erfabruus
beanfpru5en wiiufdea, lnSgen fidb nit benz srSbten
8ertranen member an Spbn . cgren.
2 3m nd Nr. AZ Ge6aritr., Stem Norf Gitp.
q NReue @darfn!N ene gSaaren!
NH8erleiene GrOeeries, Beife, Sranbies &c.
&C. aa niebriseM Yreilert, lOrsfaltis allSsspGbft
burb So. %. Sptten IN ben 6ltliten 0tdrften.
tOmnten taelid an in ieinem GtOre 80. 81
une % Ncrp GolleeeItraBe, tppielbf er 8du-
tern quite 8ebinsungfn fir g8bpIeIale lppO6l
pls &etail erGHnet. "a offs 3Nt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
@eafleD & YarbrDngb
2EbDlefale
OrDfer s.
STR. 8 SSOrb @ple8e gtrafe.

.t3Es aea nnHaais
1900 SAP egtra Sainilien s@ebl,
200 Sap Grtra fHRerfue RehI,
so SbOs BEN Orleans 8uder,
"a Sbbs 9emeroro 8uder,
50 Sab sepadter nnS paIpsrifrter 8nder,
900 Sad grima 9tio safTee,
Is Sad aasuira Roffee,
Is SAB frii5en Reis,
81 Sab Rew Orleans gOIGfes, p
200 Bitten qrerter u. Gamble Seize, u
$50 aiien peri3ieSene Sorten Seiis,
100 9iiten SternIi9te,
100 2iften SoIsIitte, bart seprebt
so aiiten feiner aaa6tabat,
30 groB Sine Gut Eobat.
3 s IS SSas 9sau4tnbaf,
Is SAT ensIiid So6a,
Is SAB amerifaniite Soba
40 aiRsa unO gfunSz aannei, autern.
so 2iiten Pfeifer,
50 Giiten Gerpir;e,
50 RiSsen SnSieo, taf 5ia-F
50 aiiten ssmahIenen Semi,
Is Sos Naion's gStbie,
90 aiften 4int, Quart u. i 9anOnen 6IGf5en
81 20 aifen Garrett S5napitabas, -
l % @ros 9urtee's BIau. ~
Is s5feJ 20 Sab Bourbon Bbisfe1s
c. % SaB sRObertfOn GOuntp ssbistep,
100 6ub 5spte Taib 4rcoi sbistep,
100 5as Singer GorOidt,
is 5Gf Smsper gstin,
is SAP Slse Beine,
so aub Beinsiiis, f
IS SAT- 6itrOuen sprup,
50 aiten Stdrte,
so Eutenb GtMer, 49,
50 Gmseno Seien,
2O00 Sod RebI,
so 9iiten uhOrtirter Gdner,
Sranbp, 8nm, Gin, Beine peribieocner Art bel
gBeafiep 5 YarbrOuebn
Scr. 3 Sioro @oLleac StraBe,
Dttft 3Rs.s +st seaf6DiIIe Eennefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

bat Elm bepdbrtes IltteL far iebe nrt geIdpiire
@benmatibmus, nuetf4unasn Mnb ale beie 64dSen.
Or bat cine pon tim iebit betGete nniperaIs GaIbe
sam Berian3, nEepeH pteien Denti9en beess empfDh
len DerreH fam, ba e fett anaen abre an bietaeia
BnAe aebraudt ippr0eu tn Mnt aiuar NIT arnhen, gfs
foIg. Wan wsnbe ff@ an
~~sn - ~ WOrf ee, ha's'
A2Ipro gpaHeeejtEnbs, MnterboIb Der Deutf6en
& iun1s Wetboejteutirae. Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
Stabt nnb Staat.
Stabtratb : SSerpanblnn9en.
8oarb Ser @ounciImen
staIbbiIIe, II. 9lobenber &c.
z llhr NhpnnS G.

=
Sine Grtrax Gfgung Der 6ounctlmea
Daroe inter Sorlib bes 8raf6ent Got,
ton aeltern Nbeno Z ubr in Dem Staot<
bauie abgebnlten Oas YrotofoIl IeBter
Bodybuilding tpur6e berlelen mo ber<
ldieoene Betitionfn UNI Sramebduler
gu erridten, burden beiuilli9t.
Cine Bia, uiii cine neue Oampfiprise
fir Die staet gu fdaffen, lpuroe Suriif :
gemieien.
Sine 8il, ueIde Sen Magor auto
rilirt. @eheimpoIi;ilten gu initaliren,
tpurbe paiiirt. ,s
Cine &elolutisn ulil g9a6err0bren in
Der 8. @aro 81 le9cn, tuorb an9ee
rionnletl. ,seF.a es.
sine 8e1oIntinn, luelde Den &ccoroer
autorifirt, sebru6te 9feeulationen fir
ale 0fitelieoer beS Common @ouncile
an3uidaffen, marc einem Gonite iiber'
tpielen.
Sierauf 8ertasung bis sur uddlten
regelmdBigena Sisuug.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
1866.

sGOfaE's Ruttenpetttias r 1T eiufa@ u:p
sefabrIi4 unS titer Der bette @OtteEusrtIssr, ne.
den IUtr ie eefeben kaben. Sshe Natte bic ss finOs
frtbt q wnb mus iterben nnb spdr sep6bnIi9
etnem Blaze, peIdsr pom BEN entfernt 1T, mo 6as
aRittel bfnseteIt warSe.@ (eate Shore. Mi4isat,
glirrOs. ] siebe GoRar's Obiss 9lHtih,btgms.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
8pnrnfnal

3 INNER gu biHigen greiien erbdIten, penn fie fit an
4rs. 8rMee. IN Der Sod Gitp Sna, Gde Don 5roHtfr.
rnb gubn Square, ueuhfn.
sleee Ansael luager Nzruer f5lmen Bcarb beim Gage
erbalten- 3iDf ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
1866

gsrmebtams her Rattsn. Ole .Sorms ..
cdsetts4 psrficber unb bepetR Sur& gers6nunss !.
elm @aGr Ratten binilen erei Jnkrsn cine gatfat.
meHf9aft bon 651,050 Spr5blinsen III baben 4
sSerr nun cine fCI9s nnsebeure SannIis Mot s
rottet wirb, persebrt ie mebr als mas 5000 gss
te erndbren Fam.
Sisbs goRar,s obiae Mnfinbiaunf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
Gin altes Sieo mad rteuer WlelOS {
81 { 1866.

gsenh ben 6rabIing tOmntt. perIoffen ameifsn unS
unsesefer ibre e56et unS aatteD anS gsduie fprins
sutterumte Ter. zitsf $50 faM
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

g8arum 6enn nidJts? Gs Ifi9t! ODER
befer es lti6elt iehr elnpF0bliG NIT ieis
ner Mforal, bic mir Menfden bon ibn
abnebmen iOIlen. 5;s .e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

GT Mn Sonuta9 gfa@mittng fnbef
mir in 6et 5efttfcn Gtrabe in Germans
toipn Die erlte bier eebaute Strabems
Giiehbnbu Gar; bieieIbe lift stuar fIeiner
fpie bic, ipelhe gegenwdrtig i'm @ebraud
bel Oet Glib sg9afbbile seinie finb uaS
tuerOen aud nur einipdnnig gefabren
iueroer. SIN uebrieen fam bic arbcit
loipobI ais Der GefbmOf nit 6abritaten
gleider Qlrt i'm 9lorben bonitan6ig in
Die ed rdnfen treten. 1s.R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

@ Sn ben 6enftern bes oIten us.
8abluleiiter Departments, Gfe bon
Union u. G6errD Strabe, itebt in Mlite
ta9sltunOen IN einem groben BIumens
topf cir 3mcrg pomeranjenbaum. Oersa
felbe 5angt bon fd0ntr 9eIben Sridte
ufo lit ipobl lperth, oa6 8oriiberqehenoe
Inn eiffen gsIih afItnerfe,,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

G Oos fur oen 3uef crndnnte
Goniite iiberreidte geltern Dem @euoer<
neur iinb ben Aeioep sSpge1ern Ser 2es
sisIaflsr Die Beidtniie betreffs Oes
SonntagsgeleBes. Gs 1T CUTE Soffnuna
borbanoent oaB Der SArltt nit alltenl
GrfOlg teyIeitet iein iuifb 4ber Sober.
mann inllB arbeiten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

Sn Ser groBen Giien9ieBerei, Gfe bon
6ront v. 8soaO StraBe, iuerom Die err
ten 8eriude geinadt Die gubeiiernen
N6bren fur @afer luie 9aSIcitung su
gieBeu. Oie 8rOber0bren fielen CUR gr0B<
ten 3ufriepenbeit Der itabtilaen 6 omie
tee aus nub erDadlt baourd abern.als
Der bieiieen Snouitrie Elm GROCER 8or<
tbeiI unb Elm anerfenneslsluertEer Auf>
fdmung. se
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

H SIN Senat maren 9eitern
mieoer nur - giitalieoer geeenipartig.
SIN Sauie uurben neue Niitglieber
bereibigt, mas Die 0tn3aht Der 9lumelen.
ben auf 81 bra6te. Seute morgen ruer<
ben 5 peitere neu GrIpdblte ei1gelhipos
rem unb Die Nnfunft bon 4 Ser alien
Ntitelieber mar eeltern slbeno ertpartet
90 itebt es alio auber 3ipeifel, Dap beute
elm 0uotunt anmeienos isin miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

~ 8eribtieuna aus Iebter
Sonntassnuminer. Inter Der ueber.
f4rift ,,Nunoldau" anf Der siueiten
Settle unlerer 5onnfa9snlinnriier, erius
den mir uniere Abpnennten anftatt
$500 Wfaiorttat TIT Staate Stem sgorr
l 900 M aioriti a fir baS rnbi>
fFIe Tfffef IeTef1 an fbnIIeug
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20
Attempted Murder ana Suicide.

The Wayerly papers have quite sensa-
tion item. The facts as detailed In the Re
publican are substantially these:
John W. Pine, man of unblemished
character, had been engaged to Miss Ursula
Shoop for nearly two years. For some rea-
son not stated, but said to be suspected by
him, she was induced to break the engage
ment. The parties were both living at the
same house in Waverly. On Monday morn
ing, the 18th inst, Pine entered the dining
room where Miss Shoop was, and presented
her letter, the purport of which was that
another had come between them in their
betrothal, and that they must both die, as
he was unwilling to leave her to drag out
a miserable existence. In the letter he
asked her to lie down and sleep with him
in death, assuring her that if force was
necessary, he was prepared to use it. no
Miss Shoop refused to receive the letter,
and requested him to leave the room, where
upon he threw his arm around her and
seizipg her by the throat with both hands,
endeavored to strangle her. Her cries for
help aroused the inmates of the house, and
two men coming to her rescue, found that
Pine had taken the precaution when he en-
tered to fasten the doors. A door was at
length forced open and on entering, Miss
Shoop was found lyingl upon the floor APP
parently lifeless, and Pine crouching over
her and grasping her by the throat. After
some struggling with one of the men, Pine
released his victim, and made his escape at
a back door. Miss ShOop recovered in a
short time.
Pine ran toward reservoir near at hand,
with the thought, as he himself has since
stated, of drowning himself. But recollect-
ing that he was a good swimmer, and think
ing it would be rather difficult for him to
allow himself to drown, he concluded to
leave the water and try the effect of chic
roform. Returning to the premises whence
he started, he entered bark shed, and took
dose OF chloroform, with which he had
provided himself. 1t failed to have the de-
sired effect. Leaving the shed, he conceal
ed himself in smoke house on the same
premises, where he was discovered on the
afternoon ofthe same day. That Pine In
tended to take the life of Miss sShoop, and
then end his own existence, says the Re
publican, his own confessions, the letter he
gave her, and letters found upon him thai
he had carefully prepared and directed
fully prove. He also had knife which he
had taken from the store where hewas en-
ployed, with which to do the deadly deed
but whenit came to the test, his heart, az
he says, failed him. At kA41Al Ia
Notwithstanding thisopinion Of the gull
of Pine the Repabltcn manifests q grea
deal Of sympathy for him. There may b
other facts connected with full history o
the case than those stated above, whicl
may give.it different coloring. The fact
given were developed on the preliminar!
examination Of Pine, which resulted In hi
being bound over in the sum Of $500 only
toabpear at the next term Of the Court 0
Common Pleas. ~ A'A''' f,5ai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20
Board OF II eaIth.
MONDAY EVENING. Feb.

r' MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
President Thompson in the chair. Pre-
sent-Mr. st. Clair, DIR. Coulter, DR.. Gay,
Mr.. Dalton and DR.. Boyle. DR.. Boyle was
appointed Secretary pro. tenn.
The report of the Inspector of the First
District was presented and laid on the ia
BILE. 5 .'"
The Inspector of the Second District re-
ported that he had examined 173 premises,
and found So in good condition and 81 in a
bad state which he ordered to be cleaned
The premises examined are between Canal
and Fifth and Mound and South streets. Re-
port laid on the table.
The Secretary reported two cases of
small pox since the lastmeeting.
The report of the First District Inspector
was taken from the table and referred to
the committee on Sewerage. sS@l lAhs
On motion, it was ordered that the In
spector of the Second or Southern District
make an immediate and thorough examina-
tion Of the County Infrmary with reference
to its sanitary condition.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that, inasmuch as two cases of smallpox
had been reported as occurring during the
past week, it was advisable that the atten-
ton of the community should be called to
the subject of thorough and prompt vac
cinatlonas an important means of preserv-
ing health.
q A committee was appointed, consisting
of Drs. Gay, Coulter and Boyle, to prepare
an article for publication in the city papers
on the subject of vaccination.
The Board passed an order directing per-
sons engaged in the business of cleaning
privies to report to the Health Inspectors
as to the mode of performing their work.
Adjourned. H4 3,a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20
Night BIOOmiug Cereus.

This rare, delicious, delightful and most
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cointfv.8 -GhIiAlH EIGJG fltata
Since its first discovery by Messrs. Phalon
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strong delicious odor, so delicate, soft and
deep, that Il feels like fragrance within
the sense, so dense In its grateful scent that
the mind almost imagines that there is an
air of sound, and Q festival of bees sur
rounding the chalice with the sweets OF
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There are many worthless concoctions
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from which it takes its name, has, as well,
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We are thus particular in speaking oi
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