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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
PORK, FLOUR, FEED,
ASD
Corn Meal.
III 81 which they offer a, low prices.
Manchester, June l2. 1880.
The Oh Established Hospital
No. Beaver ST., Albany, ~.
OIICk GIRES md LOW PRICES.

TetHtg TEoasaad Patienb Cured AaaaaIy.
nE j. TELLER continues 70 be coaadebtisily con
~ suited s forms private diseases At his Old es-
tsbilsle3 HospltaI No Esaverstrest Albany y. y
Twenty years devoted s9 ths one particular branch q
Erscce enables him perform such - other
physician and his facilities such }bting ia cores
gaadBos Nh tae most eminenl pby sicass q The Old
World q ohtaBng the ss y wc a. the latest rene
das for tbese as4ses aaers Inducements 10 the unfor
ianaie 81 suk ana rapid 70 ho obtained Al ~ oh
- odloe u America in Syphilis GouDrrhUa, elect,
sireure Enlargement 81 thS ttsticles aud spermaic
cords Buha LIBERATED Throat soro nose tender shia-
ares Eulane9us eruptious Boiis Ulcers Abcesscs and
heeoatn 5ftae Doeiof nedicnes and have been test
"a Il morg lasl 5aeaa cases Annually, with immense
TOUNG MEN.
YousR nps addicted t. secret habits. Who have i'm
palod thsr bf4iths sad destroyed the yeor q thsr
Huds hHs deFgHe themselves n the pleasure q Mar
rtG life Settled that IN consulting Or J Teller,
faty il Bna ifioHd e. enpsolc and Physician who
baf cured ghoasanis H @i8st every part a ihe United
smgeA wh8 applies g. hs d broken down To hesih- now
fcesct "a al t4i takes t assralte End maH happy
The rvsdf o. = course that TIE sccacg Of hts suk
lees va. pfsvsat tiuato description u tile ter.
M. TkTIggS GREAT WORK.
baak fareysfy t9as startlag disclasureA. Or Tel.
iers EFss Waft ir tne maFftel tase contemplating
F1af5iase 30 rsggsfuiQf llaics-Fflet " oents seat
g At pafiE uHac, sea posi pad ,sfag eulss sod abe
past year Toe slazie arfsed zua lie iusuied hsTpy.
iettufa 81 Love kaa Il raoas ariners t1fufaste
ssN 70 Ndaty. iteoaia.al ha91feis a.seere's aey-
ne aHDHEt ssktA foffl - ceats 50 sIsce postage
saHHJt aaa p1A eFeart coos tg Ftiaru zualt DF.
fttr Ass aeT0,ct q t1e u fbnae dtsszs-
afHa wAica BE haa3.t treat
To The LADIES
m TEltKf sf feszns So ay agfhey iH AH1erlca fds
.te sls q d. NieAes italian Fsaale Mepthly Pills
he NIX q nair lisa .s boxes, esias ihfir fI-
atkaH ~ hai fetHocf gahpfraa1lta enc fNf n aa.
81 tveH ather uts ens a. si@piasef Effe aa4ra-
lttk. ass attsrf distractions 81 feasaifs
Carries -AnfTtsd adss rertatn deleait tituaftens
sta6ia uFaia ttsr Per see aifEcIisf = hich
aooRl5AnF sarh iskasg So he ~ 4an-e % f.rif
o. teree s. - e. tfht fte per boa ttest plif pi t
seaf ~ lns e5tFss say pzr = Ia Nefa. seeAfr
ffaa esgtasliy ~ 1ealaEa
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fram 4lotF
81 FesaaHs 81 q e.staHes tsn - eEfta Sc teaas %
&8Arsssne ifttsf ta Af feef, eatqshs remittance
NtsaHft ssntniY Ieeke ial We rsaiiaa, sfrt % ans
pas e iht soT3t Ave- easeteeyf-ssis4 Re clsAfvs taf
ssfiot NIB steasais@ ssgs esallayed Aetiee
iais a66ffsA al s,tEsFt 81
1TELLER M u
Efkl Nc baafef sfzeEt Att4Eg y. ].
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A Vans WoKk oF RUM-SnINe.-
Carefully complied statistics show that
sixty thousand lives are annually de-
stroycd by intemperance ~ the United
States
One hundred thoasand,men aud wo-
men are yearly sent 70 prison in couse-
anence d strong drink
Twenty thousand children are yearly
cent TO the poor-house for the same rea-
son.
Three hundred murders arc another
q the yearly fruits 81 intcInperanoe
Four hundred suicides follow these
hArfnl catalogues Of miseries
Two hundred thousand Orphans are
beqaoaihed each year 70 private and
publsc charity.
Two hundred million dollars are year
II expended 10 produce this shocking
amount IT Grimm and misery, and a.
much more il losi ffom the same cause
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PERFECT FIT WARRANTED.
French and American
FASHIONS Oh hand
FACTORY POINT, w..
nEonGE n.nlrE. .ulnar.

csTATE or VERMONT, I At a Probate Court hold
> Bennington County Is Zen AZ Manchester. IN and
fJr said District On he lIih day 81 SrptembCr sec
Present Ron. d y BUTTON, ia g.
The guardian o. George White minor, Of ndRatf,
IN the District u Manchester would respectfully repre-
sent tbatbis SAID ward IL possessed Of certain rea e.
tate lying in the towns u Slndgate and Manchester
10 said District and l. the Fame conveyed 70 said
minor By william l. iurd, tlIui u would De conclusive
70 the best Interest ~ said Ward 70 e said real estate
and pH the avail thereof al Interest, ofinFest The same
iu pubiic stocks, and therefore pray that license may
i.sue accordingly.
Whereupon Il Was ordered that said application be
heard Probate Court be holden 80 fhe Probate Office
80 Manchester and or said District the last We'd
ncsday oOctober so and thai notice thereof be- given ~
publishing this order aree weeks sgccessiYfY 20 ibe
@sHeheser Journal paper printed Al taid Manchester,
previous 10 said time ~ hearing
70 HARRISON PEfSDLE Register
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Some Folks Can't Sleep Nights
I'D
KNOW THY DESTINYi

MADAME u, +, 1H0BNT0N, the great English astrol.
ugis Cairyyant aud Fsychometrieiau who has aston.
ib1yd hc scientific rasaes 81 The Old World has NOW l-
Gated herselfat Hudson, N y Mudame Thornton pos.
sIch wonderful puwc Of second sight as 10 cna
BE hc- 20 impar kuoWlrd1t Of the greatest importance
to the siulls mlrr.ad of either Sex While . state
Of trance Sic denlatcs the ycry features Of The person
you 10 marry and ny thc aid Of an instrument of IN
tense power known the PsychDmatrape, guarantees
20 produce lie.like picture Of the future husband
vile % the app cant, together with date 81 marriage, 20
sitiau in life eading traits q character &c rus u 20
humbug. as thousands 81 testimonials assert She
viii send whtN desired certified certificate written
guarantee that ths pieMre % waat e pnrpsrs % be-.
By enclosing small lock % hair and stating place "
BIRTH age disposition and complexion andeneiusing 30
cents aud stamped envelope addressed to ]oulseh you
VIII rcec tho picture and desired Information " re-
turn mail Address. in confidence MAdNHc 4, horn.
on, Z. o. BnN ZEt Hudson n R-lR
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s5nnWu-I. ~ TelRFkLTE1 b. -

-I0NN y n n y TNT-79E 2 u ~
tkar aaf athsr - FsleHr. Efr etiet'He ~ sH1 nsH
atsrtits uith .ess resflafHt frgsF aeeagss f laf
sf xfosurr g. aH ars3bH ia safe 6Hd FHtassa,
siart
sEiF tuisC aED soLIrAE1 RANTS
Thea effects ara consequence,
sFEaAf kumyr ANu sITr.ofs
laei3ui Is Married ard single la8sss
sHgEr AND rFlWArf nlsoEbBt
Msreers Aaetti0ef E,aptlom ma aIi p.sasrs
ths Ske5 Jieeu u lhs Nne Flfattra Eaaf
f.mpIts - zee Face. sptgaEs & UJ Jatts. Mr.
teatatss CatsiitetIeHai atd aiher Wcsi Hettts 81
lnaft and ae mofe savahefA. atatl aeas III
BuEH sENIN SINGLE co. MAIEuu
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500 Reward.

II OST In Dorset Sept 18th La
IL ptr| Gofn W.Ten Tha ee gold, bith blsek
h4Ads and lgras hack ground rrifsfrn.iue &c
win sunset sh E3e distance GA a4 INSIDE esp ta#
laakers aane sud HHmbaF q 5eaels Was safraHnata
bg wrcafh 81 green ana gsll Tie above n#afd
tlll 30 Owen rs ia ~esarrfy ~ t4ia property lHe
formation mev b. jaN * tlia Dhlg aitH sire
CHARLES i, I'D, ~ bufsei.
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A Rae Chance.

% procure beautifully aaislf4 Photographs n
biai.asulsbed Psn0naget % irfipg csst. I VII
sesa g1si paid % any sddrtts iilo Photographs u
Uu.on aeHsfais e, 81 ceHtsf 10 Photographs N
aea ! Oaieeft ~ q esatsi 100 Paragraphs ~
eiatefmta aHd benffas faf e. cents 100 Ihoss.
era PIE z Aeiae o. % eeltf 100 pheiagraHhs On
Feaa8e ktssfies - 90 ceHts. New . 10 line 10
5 Y1sr A.bHfBs. Seed o. g0afosdegs. sha receive
Ghe ff1fagfa b b rsfuTf mail AGSre,s MAEYtk
tassHf Po b.tssf r AHst $ ia
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CAUTION
To EcmnIcs in peticnle Ncailh

To Females in DctiCnte Health
nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 2
H ENDIcoTT ST., BosroN, is consulted daily far
all diseases Incident to the female system. Pro
lapsus Utcri or Flour Abus, Suppression, and otler
menstrual arrangements, are al treated on res
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed
in very few days. So invariably certain Is this
new mode Of tresimert, that most obstinate com
plants yield under it, and the afflicted person soon
rejoices in perfect heath.
DR.. Dow has no doubt bad greater experience in
the cure Of diseases Of women than any other ply
stefan III Boston, .
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under bis treat
meut.
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice lor tie cure Of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior Ia the United States.
N. BAH letters must contain one dolar,or they
will not be answered.
Office hours from 8 4. 81. 20 Q pm.
Boston, July IS, le66.-1Yjy15
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Wegtern Yermont Rail 81.

rs - 49, M0xBAY july -. ,rssah
EsK-Ffssl "a ttlt ras8 81 .f fuE - #s.aEs
W8HISG sorlH
Atcemm fstsa faia Issues Eataa8 . 80 4 ~
aeatf "a iaft n.srst tf Manchester lh caaaeei
IHr - Hsr iaaroaH sHa tfains IS Wilsmsiavn
Aafth Alam l'tts IL taa -ffiHEG5 affiRfih Ifg}
70 snrtnF lih nH1sst tifff ifaint % Sew GA
sHA p4tA utlrf e -afstats aha iat Wrst
Mbli issia iesfes Eaasaa Is ia = ~. lsatT e.
Easf nartfls HaHthtatts 81 t faHnettiuE Il Hos
g J1aefeH with ffstas by filsmstpsn ahd North ~
ttls af5tte la fsg al t f.snnfna uili reup,a line
steamers g Nya 4ot aa8 iil trains ~ Eansia aad
tar NssL
MOVING NoETU
Wai trs.n ie4yes Ifat 81 sIs a y Natl Bsnningioa
5 % AfHua8 iH Na MsarhesieF }eBo Eag Dorset i0as
sft8Flug Ia EUtal8 o. i - connecting Eith train e.
Bellows rflls kselF ftrhhufE and B5sien. also Nifb
trsiat 8 Ear#uetpB. Mautpeief. ~ AlaIs, Oedans.
6ure aad Haatrcat ssgle dag.
kt-rai.slsf.sa ttala leaves Tfay 80 e. = NJ Rorth
EsaniaFisa 80 AFilnRte8 a. Manchester Qs, last
paf.rt Ill sffItius ih katlaHa q 20
~ ffkrp aud ii usccsssr3 tnigsmatiun inquire a.
tae grfees an the iiae
nsuainsan. 1aly 2 1896
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modern science. nciiug upon tie Beard and lialrin
sd almost miraculous manner. Il has been used by
the elite d Paus aBd Loud0n with tie most atfer
jig success Names 9faIl purchafers viii be regis
tered aB0 Il entire satisfaction Is rot given 10 every
instance, tie money will Dc cAeeBnlly refunded
Price by nsil sealed aBd postpaid, 81. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Address
Berger Shuts 4 Co., Chemists No. 2s5 River street
Troy, n j. sole agents for the United States.
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L u II n | L u r. f
PARLOR SETS,

SOFAS Lounges Chsirt and III kiud, 81 UpAsLtas@A
fuHiture
Black Walnut uAk, Chestnut and knAmsIlsA CAAmAmr
sets, Book Ca'es and WHdug Desk.
Also larfs Assortnshto ~
Marble Sod Wood fep Centre Tables, Blstl walsst
Chestnut, Birch sna Whirwood EtttnssA Tskias Mss
hogany, haes Walnut aud Pine nhte.us
nsd'trada crbs Mattresses and spriag beds
large variety ~
Cane Wood scat Chsir, Al,o ni,,t w.lsu o.
and Rosewood RpcksA
NienoRr, al shs.
Hat Trees
Whst hvts
and Brackets, st.ry syls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
BELLS SpECIEIC PILLS.

Price One Dollar per Box Six Boxes for Five Dollars
also large Boxes, containing -Four Small,
Price Three Dollars
From four to siN boxes GENERALLY required to cure
ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness and Emissions
though benefit is derived from using a single box.
In Chronic Cases and particularly when Impotence or
Genital Debility with Nervous PrOstration has affected
the system,
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BELL,S TONG PILLS

Are recommended as the most Ehcaclous, Reayinatng
and Inyigomting Remedy IN the world
4 Package Price Five Dollars, will last MONTH and
is generally sufficient
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NEW ENGLAND
.NHiuaI life Insurance CO.,
or Boston. Cash assets May /, 1885, s. 100000.
4 PURELY INITIAL c0MPANr

This is without question the Cheapest, Best and
Safest Life Insurance Company IN this Country
See lth annual Report Of the Massachusetts lnsu.
rance COMMISSIONERS
Hon. Elizur Wright 10 bis 10th annual report, re.
ferrng TO the ruHELY MUTUAL companies as the
safest and best companies, savs further in regard 70
the Note system These notes in the aggregate
compose about 22i per cent. Of the entire premium
revenue q an the companies reported on BY u.s.
They do not in the case Of any company equal the
net value Of all its policies And probably the notes
Of no individual pocy-holder exceed the net value
Of his policy and accrued surplus. This being true
As the notes always bring six seven per cent. in
terest,
They are he Sqftst possible iRrestmeHt for The Com
pany, and they compose a part Of he fund
Of tchich the policy holders cannot
be rob5cd By any pnbic
Encouragement.
No policy in this Company is forfeited by reason
Of non payment Of premiums at the time it is due,
agreeably to Massachusetts law passed in 1861.
None bul Massachusetts companies offer this in
ducement.
No Company in the world equally protects every
policy holder.
DITIDENS PATD ANNUALLY.
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DRI1rsSiNIAIIING.

NHs CHARLES BENDY would ihform the Public
VI fhat haa taken tie Rooms formerly occupied
b Mrs Vaughn uhcrs fte VII curry bn Dressmaking
R aIl its branches rho "a assisted by Mrs Farsnns
who has bad many years experience iH ne tHaBess
ana fee confident that shg give rntir satisfaction
70 ail Nbo may aver her nlth iae.r larnaee
Mas g. s BUEDY,
Factory Point, Get 0 ls56 sbsa.
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q EG0 PER YEAR, WewattassHtgelery-
- where Is seii - rrEFf0YEu go rewing
Naehihet Three new kinds Ua1sf aBd apper G.ad -
AarFantea Gfe wears Above saisFF - large eNmn5is
slBs paia The machines sod 10 tbe Euilsf states
fur Ices haH so whieH fgily lierHHs6 % Hose.
Wheeler wilson. Grover d isaEef Slayer a Coz snd
b4thrar Aii ether cheap machines iafffaRsmeuts
md tde ~ liable " zfgesl Zoe and fris
01faenH Eireaafs free. Address cali upon sAsu a
CLARK Bs&tcbFd Aaics - Ghicasp. Il ay6z
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SINGERS
New style Family Sewing Machine.
gsetsss e ~ pasiE
~ RALPH PrEpL Agsst gAayAssiss
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TO L ADIE s..
fyou require reliable remedy @ restore yoa and
move Irregularities or Distinctions
WHY Not UsE THE BEST?
Every Lady knows TIE slightest irrguary Of nature s
liable 10 bring on Headache, Gddlness Low spirits,
Painting II ysteltes 6c. then The bloom Of health fades
she appetite fails and other symptoms distressing
commence Weakuess, Spinal Complaint The Whites.
PrplaFsns. Sc.
ANEYER-FMIIAG REMEDY will be fouud in
DIR. HaIyeY's Female Pill.
The experience u thirty years has proved they base NJ
equal for removing distinctions aad Irregularities. 10
mater IRAN etat Gauss they ay They are safe and sure
IN every case. tpWArd = 53p Boxes are sold annFa
49, and no complaint u their efficacy 81 ever beard iof
thee accomplish WHIST they we repre- serted % DO
sold iu Boxes, contail sztV f10s Prizes Oae Dollar,
DIR. Hafyey's Golden Pills
l. remedy four degrees stronger than the above, and
intended f3r special ease 81 long standing
Price FiYs bollars per BoI
APRIFATE CIRCULAR p Ladies viii fHe Anatg-
mea Enrraynzs, sent free receipt y dlrtced ehYe
gpt and stamp.
send 81 NJ. HAEYRYs PRIVATE MEDICAL ADJ
Afa2-k. addressed q Feuaise4 Peg giving fpt in-
strQctluus and Information 8 eata required fsr postage
Ifven cabn0t purchase the Pills y yunr Druggist hey
viii BE- beni BY mai post paia secure from observation
On reoe,Jf q he money 81
DE JANIS BRYAG. essssrt7sG PnfueftS
1ye -lg Bfosagag, NeN York
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Importont fo ImraIids !!
TIE sPLtlIIC tIMkpN fUN
Consumption, Nervous Debility,

Add al Ino,d.n i Tie Iug, Nartn arl Bood Ssiens
The IiYPOFH0sPllTTES not only act with Prompt
ness and Certainty aefyU gIrs o. pulmonary disease,
even % The acute Kind, called "GAErorDe CuYsrNr-
but also with Mrarabe E8cseg in an arrangements
Of the Nervous aua Blood Systems, sHeh Nervous
Prosirai9n, General Debility, Asthma Paralysis, serp-
ful4 Chronic Bronchitis, MaHsmHs, Rckrts in child
rcnl, Anemia, Dyspepsia, Wasting, Impaired Nutriton,
Impoverished Biogd and all morbid Conditions Of the
system, dependent Cd deficiency of yitsl force Their
action = tWu-fold and Specific on Che one hand In
cre9siDg the principle, which constitutes Nervous En-
ergy ana Oh the other afe Tie most Powerful Blood
Generating agents known
EB- EVERY SUFFERER FROM DEBILITY al
or any Chronic Mals, BY which he vital energies are
depressed, or exhausted. mud every woman who needs
a Nervous Iouic-au iuVgorator should send for j.
WINCHESTER CO.'S New Circular, compiled from
DR. Churchills second Edition 81 bis Treatise Con.
sumption, just published 10 Paris.
Prices II and ldoz bottles, 81 and y each Six
small or Three large, for s..
Sold by all respectable Druggists; and Wholesale az
be Sole Depot ia the United States, by the Mauuiac-
urers, }. WlNcHfs1El Co, % John Street, y.
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.H6lC York
ms. COMPANY

Having i.asd, daring Tie last three months,
Policies q tie smount Il
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PAINTS and OILS,

rupentiue, Lard OIL, Coach Furniture Japan and
Demas Yanish Putty, Whiting, Chalk, Glass
all sizes and cut 10 order, Nails, Fair Ha.
ven ana Old Colony Doors, Sash and
Blinds, Lath, Machine Clapboards,
Shingles, Lime, Hair Cement,
Caicined Plaster, Patent
National Axel Grease,
&c. &C. Sc.
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II you aunot purchase BrLL's SPECIFIC REaEptrs q
your druggist take naothor but send the moHeg direct to
ir JAMES BGfil. Consulting Physician,
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neuairs Jalygts5t
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and you will receive them BY return Of mail post paid
free from observation.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-25
NOTICE TO OWNERS.

TEHE FOLLOWING GOODS, PACKAGES AND
i Articles, originally consigned to left in cars
Of Boyd PEBBLES, now remaining uncalled for and
in my possession, WILL If not claimed by the proper
owners within thirty days from the date Of this
notice, be sold at public auction for payment Of
freights and charges. Claimants of goods win be
required to identify themselves before delivery.
Marked 'B"-ls kegs putty, rs pounds each; 90 kegs
white lead, 80 pounds eachi 10 kegs white lead,
100 pounds each.
T0BITHIA M0NYHAE, Nashville, Tennis boxes,
supposed to contain bedding.
W. WALTON, hurfreesbOro, Tenn.--l box clothing.
WIN. DEVEBEUX, Col. LIST battalion U. s. in
fantry, Nashville, Tenn.-1 stove, metal box
containing vessels for stove.
REV. PETTIJ0HN, Nashville, TENN box mer-
ehandise- a1 a8s5f l9a
MRS. NARY LEWIS, NASHVILLE, Tenn.--l chest
sundries.
MRS. MARTHA FOWLER, Cleveland, Tenn.-4
boxes h. h. goods.
e. .woohF, Nashville, Tenn.-l box cooking
utensils. . l...- &c.,. :,
DR. b. A. PETERMAN, Surgeon 9th Michigan in
fsntry, (care Capt. Of Co. H. Chattanooga,
Tenn Il box. -.s-s er.-s ---. = =
CAMPBELL WILSON, Nashville, Tenn.-l box.
pS- Sale to take place at the warehouse Of Cor.
bett Boyd, No. q Front street, on the 18th De-
cember next. WIN. BOYD
Nashville, Nov. Is, 1866. = nov22-2w :
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In A LIGHT PlACE.-At l. on Sun.
day evening" fatigued by his long journey, a
WAGNER with his son John drove his team
into good range and determined to pass the
Sabbath enjoying a season of worship with
the good folks of the village.
When the time for worship arrived, John
was set to watch the team, while the wag,
oner went in with the crowd. The preacher
had hardly announced his subject before the
old man fell sound rsleep. He sat against
the partition in the centre of the BODY slip
while just against him, separated only by the
very low partition, sat a fleshy lady, who
seemed all absorbed in the sermon. She
struggled hard with her feelings, until I'M
able to control them any longer, she burst
out with loud scream, and shouted at the
top of her xoice, rousing the old man, half
awake, thrust his arm around her waist and
cried very soothingly:
"Wo, Nance Wo, Nance 4? Wol Here
John, cut the belly band, and loose the
preaching, quick or she'll tear everything in
pieces! 1t was all the work of moment.
but the sister forgot to shout, the preacher
lost the thread of his discourse, and the
meeting came premature!y to an end: while
deeply mortified the old man skulked away
determined not to go to meeting again until
he could manage TO keep his senses by re-
maiEing awake Elk.
WANTED-A HEARTl
want. sh, mel want heart,
But not heart for love,
To feel the smart Of Cupid's dart
And also rhyme with dove.
DO not want manly heart
With high desires to glow
Or feel what friendship can impart
And sympathy bestOw.
The heart for which long is none
Of man's-nor yet of maids;
L only want little one
To trump that trick in spades
A GOOD story is told of a rustic youth and
buxom country girl, who sat facing each
other at a husking party. The youth.
smitten with the charms of the beautiful
maiden, only ventured a sly look, and now
and then, touching Patty's foot under the
table. The girl determined to make the
youth express what he appeared so warmly
to feel, bore with these advances a little
while in silence, when She cried out, "Look
here, if you love me, why don't you say so
but don't dirty my stockings"
A DUTcHwAN once wanted to we'd
widow and his manner of making known
his intention was as follows:
If you is content to get a better for =
worse, to be happy for a miserable. and If
smokes and drinks ale, / shall take Won for
no better and much worse" Upon which |
the lady said, "Yaw."
"DAUoHTER," said fond mother, whom
the oil speculation had made aristocratie.
"has Mr.. Brown proposed yet ? eyes
ma" exclaimed the daughter; " he proposed |
that we go down this evening and get some
raw oysters"
IT is, perhaps, after Ill, much better for a |
lady to redden her own cheeks, than to
blacken other peoples characters.