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sFor Rent.

DT DECREE N CHANCRRY. IN THE CAsF
d Of Jno. w. " aiker IS. the Sheriff ef Davidson
county and others, I am directed TO rent for the
year 1907 the following property. Via
The Store House now occupied b. Afezsls h
B. Cheatham CO.
The store House on Church street occupied by
Messrs. Hamilton & Green. And a Store RoaTn
between the two houses above mentioned
Those wishing e. rent viii call on me AZ X L
Cheatham & Co.'S, corner ef Church and Caiers
dec9-ff lRl H. II. WOODS Trusfaa
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

And kindred tspics. We shall also give an ex-
tenslye variety of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted 70 the farming classes OF
our State. which will. in 3 great measure, sup
rly The place of a family agricultural paper
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

The above steamers will commence their regular
trips the first opening OF navigation In the Cum
berland river, and continue 10 Tsguarif
throughout the business season. pos above sched-
ule. Making close connection at CalfO wi IA the reg
nlar packets for st. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans issuing through Tickets to Passengers and
giving through Bills OF Lading for Freghts t0 the
above cities, and all available way landings ~ the
very lowest rates. Every sdOTt will be made by the
Officers and Agents Of this line 70 render Il reliable
and deserving the patronage Of shippers aud the
Travelling Public.
CORBRFF BOYD, special gents,
No. q Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville, Tenn.
ssDll-6m
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In Chancery at Nashville

State Of Tenne eseee--Clerk's Once. Chanccry
Court at Nashville, January the 10th 1861.
Heidelbach, Seasongood 4 Co, ct ais. conplain-
ants vs.. J. Gatthelf. et al, defendants.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants s. Wertham.
and 7. Frank Co, arc nQn-resldents Of the
STATE Of Tennessee : IL is therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein before or
within the 6rst three days Of the neyt term Of
aid Court, 90 be held on the 6rst Monday IN
Nav Eert. 1867. and plead, answer or demur to
eompiainsnt's bill or the same will be taken fos
confessed as Go them and set for hearing exparte,
and that a copy Of this order be published Tor
four successive weeks in the y Ashyille Union and
al cCnr-Attest. NJ B. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
MAJ Diukplapiei Sol'r for cGmp't. E3aFl-wst
Rocks and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines for sale BY JHo,
York, IS Union st. jan l-3m
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16
Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities OF the legal preles'
sion. and the general public interest atiaching
10 the many new questions coming before ouI
Judicial tribunals. We win poblish all the inn
portaut decisions Of the Supreme Court. from
olBoial sources, which may be relied upon as
entirely Trustworthy.
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

We are grati6cd AZ being able to state that
the very large increase in the number Of cur
Daily and Tri- Weekly subscribers enables ms 70
reduce the price Of subscription 70 these editions
We do SO the more ohecriully because the nooos-
sities Of the people in The Impoverished oondi-
ton Of our stricken section. requires such con-
celsions a. eau be reasonably made 10 their IN
terosts. From and after the LET January, there
fore our
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Will 81
In ADVANCE
many ...............-... sIa 90
TRT-wEEKLT .......-----.-.-......---. 90
NEEhAf ..-...-.-....-...-.. .-..---.-.-----,..'~' v"
And fos shorter periods al the same rate.
Hs~ We earnestly appeal % cur iiieads 60 ald
srteEains oar circulation. aud IN thereby N
easing our means 81 useiuisess 4 eopy ai ihe
ser viii be seui gTatuiiousy % ans one send
ten rahsoTiburs u eitherof the editious.-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

A tract Of land containing about eighty acres,
lying on the waters Of Suggs' creek, being the
same land sold by Carver TO Northern in 1873
TERMS Credits of six and twelve months
without interest. Notes required with approved
security, and a lien retained. Sale free frOm
redemption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
mars I'd Clerk and Master
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salur.lnY. aIareh ae. Iser.

A tract of land on the Murlreesboro Turnpike,
adjoining the lands of Robert Powers on the
west, Olivia Cox or the south. X. Powers on
the east, and the turnpike on the north, contain
ing about fourteen acres; being the same piece
Of land sold by Mary Gray to Geo. j. Hooper.
TRRMs-Six months credit, with interest from
day of sale. Note required with approved secu-
rity. and lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON Z. HOWELL.
mar9 ii Clerk and Master.
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Satnrdav. nTareh 30. Isez.

Lots Nos. q and . in Housson's Addition to
Edgedeld, fronting each % feet on the north side
Of FarthariaHd, midway between Oak and Tulip
streets. and running back 10 feet 70 an alley.
TEnAS-One-thirs eRsh, and the residue on
credits Of six and twelve months. with interest
from day Of sale. Notes required with approved
security, and iien retained. Sale free from re-
demphon. MORTON 3. HOWELL,
mars I'll Clerk and Master.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri : Weekly Packet Line.

'KtHE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL-
1 lowing splendid Passenger Packets leaving
Nashville during tho season a. follows:
TYRONE, ToM. Harmon, Master, leaves Tt'FS
DAYS, At u o'clock NJ
NASHVILLE, WILEY SINMs, Master leaves Nash
vile THURSDAYS, at II o'clock n.
4ALISMAN, Capt. STRONG leaves Nashville
SATURDAYS, at u o'clock. NJ
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Ainsworth Harrison vs.. Northern &Carver
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
ChanceTy Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause | will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at II o'clock on
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A tract Of land in the Seventh Civil District OF
Davidson country. bounded on the north BY the
lands OF John ChadWeil. on the west BY the
lands Of w. 4. Ware. or the south by the lands
Of II. ]. PEBBLES. and on the east by the lands Of
Vim. WhttemoTe, being the same land con
yeyed BY C v. Whittemore in trust 10 ]. q.
BTiley.
TERNs-Credits Of six twelve and eighteen
months, without interest. Notes required with
approved security. and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption
MORTON B. HOWELL,
maT9 I'd Clerk aud Master.
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sntnrdnY. Mnrch 30. Isaz

Lot No. So in HOuston's Addition to EdgeEeld,
fronting 50 feet on the north side of Fartherland
street, between Oak and Tulip streets. and run
ming 10 feet to an alley.
TRRMs-S250 cash, and the residue on credits
Of six. twelve and eighteen months, without
interest. Notes required with approved secu-
rity, and a lien retained. Sale free from re-
demptiOn. MORTON b. HOWELL,
mara td Clerk and Master.
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SALES
VIM. A. Cheatham vs.. Jas. A. Jennings
safmrIaY. NIareh sO. Isf

Wm. McAIurry and others vs.. Jas. C.
Coussens and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chaneery Court at Nashville. in the above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse al
Nashville AZ ofQtaeE
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B. f. and J. ]. Garrett vs.. G.. J. Hooper
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chaneery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause l will sell Mt the Courthouse at Nashville,
at II o'clock on
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saturday. March 80, Isag

A iet, on Broad street, near the crossing OF the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, being the
lot purchased By Joseph Lowell of W. q, Dorris.
Also 331S feet OF the subdivision Of lots o5
Nashville lots.
TERMs-0t the lot on Broad street. $50 in
cash. and of the lot Of 331S feet $50 in cash. and
the residue en- credits Of six and twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale Notes required
with approved security, and a lien retained,
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON Il. HOWELL,
mars I'll Clerk and Master.
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A. p Grinstead, Admir-, VS.. c. V. White
more and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause ] will cell st the Courthouse at Nash
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A lot on the corner Of College and Ash streets.
in Nashville. fronting 5s1z feet on College street.
and running back along Ash street about l33
feet to an alley.
TERNs-CTedits Of six and twelve months.
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
with approved security. and a lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
mars ID Clerk and Master
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Thos. Calender vs, Sarah A. Lowell and
Others
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court at Nashville, in above
named cause l will sell at the Courthouse at
Naehville af ~ n'cIock on
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NafuraIInntion Of minors.

In our paper of the 10Th, inst. We
published that part Of the Uuited States
law Of 1902, which says that the eh;i-
dren Of persons born abroad become
citizens Of the United States, provided
they reside in this country. and arc aa-
der II years Of age, at tho time Of their
parents naturalization. II has beeu'
the rule of the Registers Of Voters to
exclude such persons from Registering
until they are naturalixsd themselves.
All that can properly be required Of
them is to show their fathers papers, or
a certified copy, and to prove that they
were liying.in this country, and under
Il years Of age, at the date Of their
parents naturalization. We are now
satisfied that the United States law
aforesaid has not been repealed; and
that tho refusal to allow such person.
to register and 20 vote wasan eggregiou
error. We have been informed BY hi
Honor, Judge Smith, Of our circui
Court, that such has always been BIZ
owa opinion ;but that, when the Regis
tors refuse 70 register such persons. hi
thought it the easiest mode Of redres
to naturalizs them on application.
i adft4t 81 44gafl f1lfs iE
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

BY order of the County Gem
trail Committee, meetings will
be held at the following times
and places, when aud where the
voters oftsrroll county are res
pectfully invited to attend.
The following speakers or
some ofthem, will be present
at each place L. address them
in behalf ofthe Democratic Con-
sentative cause
John w. Harden, Jabez A.
Bush, Jacob Powder, CHARLES
T. Reifsnider and Jos. NJ. Parke
Esqrs., of the Candidates, assis-
ted by L. A. j. Lamotte. j. A.
G. Bond, Il. f. Crout, G. B.
Roberts -Esqrs., and others.
At Lammotte's Hotel, Hamp-
stead, on Friday night, 25th
inst. at 7 o'clock.
At Manchester, Saturday af-
ternoon Goth iust at l o'clock,
At Frizellsburg, Monday eve
ming 2Sth inst. at 6 o'clk.
At P. A. Shipley's Store,
Nicodemus Road, on Tuesday
afternoon, 10Th inst. at 4 o'clk.
and at night.
At Middletown, between U
niontown and Union Bridge, or
Tuesday evening Goth inst. al
6 o'clock.
At Winfield, (Franklin Dist
on Wednesday the Both inst. al
, o'clock, P. NJ, andat Mt. Airy
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. same day.
At New Windsor, on Thursda,
3lst inst. at 10 O'clock, a. m. ]
afternoon. e
At Carrollton, on Thursda,
night, 3lst inst. at 6 o'clk.
Silver Run, Friday Novem
ber LIST. at s o'clock, pm.
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Negro sunrage.

No one caa doubt, when he regards
the nominees of the Radical party for
the State Offices, that they were selected,
purely with reference 10 the question
Of Negro Suffrage. Judge Boud, the
nominee for Governor, is known all
over the country as its peculiar adyo-
cate. He has trayyrssd the whole
State, addressing The people Of color,
(not excepting this county, and urging
them to put forward this new claim.
He was the choice Of the Negroes for
the Office as they sent a message ask
lug his nomination at the hands of the
Convention. The same Difference TO
their wishes manifests itself in the
nopiaatiop Of the other { Candidates also,
particularly that of Mr. Creswell, who
Affects TO be the successor Of Winter
Davis.
It is very possible that their candi'
dates audspeakers here may keep ,this
subject in tie back ground but the
people should know thss ,hey and their
party are fully committed in favor Of
Negro Suffrage. They have lodged il
heretofore but We cannot see now how
It can be longer avoided. F thnt sub
ject Is going to DO popular they are
entitled to is benefit aud, If unpoPu
lar, let thota also bear It's consequences
No'body can ,nistake the scntimSnts Q!
The two parties on the question. They
a.e as opposite as tho poles.
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DIR. Schcns.k's Pains0nle
Strnn 4aN NttN

y
HhisEeeai medicine cured Nv. o. n. sebenei
the Pfeprisier, OF Pulmonary. (onsamplios
when u bad assumed 10 most fsrnidAbie a
pect. aud when speedy aesth appeared to II
inevitable. His rhysicians pronounced his ca..
inpHrable, When he commenced she use III Isl
sisple butpowerfnl remedy. III health val
restored In very abort tlme,. and nc return n
the disease has bern nppreheh Red fr ail al
syinrtOms quickly disappeared, and biz nretsn,l
weight i i6ofe than. tive hundred ps.unds.
Since bis recovery. be has deyoird bis aiist
tion cxclnsiyeiy to the cure VI Cansanspti oa
and the distases Witch are usually eeuspliestet|
withit, and The cures effected by bis mediciua
have been very nnncrnus and truly wondvrfsl
Dr. Sthcnck makes professional visits To ssrs
raj Of the larger cities weekly. whetc he he, u
iarge eOneoarsc ei patients, and it's rnl, a.
nlhing ~ see l,nar eonsamn.iscs that have b
be lifted out Of their carriages, and ina ~
trnnths healthy. robas, persons. Dp. Scnsxett
PrLneSlc stArP. SE1wkEp fcxlt. and N a.
pRAKE rILlS arc generally al feauired In cur.
ing Consumption. Full directions accompass
cash, "a that any oae can sahe ihcm wiihosi
seeing DR.. SChenek, but when II Is conyenlssl
u . beet 10 see hiui. lie gives advice free VI
for thorough examination with his Respirou
rtgt bis foe "a three dollafr. 4sssT
Please observe, when Purchasing. that III
twelikcHrsrez nf the Doetot..-vne when In III
last stage Of consumption, and the other a. N
rneniir, Ia Pegf,ct heaith--ars on the Govsn|
irrnt STAMP
sold by all Druggists sha Dealers. Ptitr M
per bottle, or Si5D the haif dasea. I.rfsets &
advice sboald always Be diFsetcd m n
Sehenck's Principal Office, No. 10 North Ga
l street, PHILADELPHIA. Ia. .as.s,E
Gsnefd Wholesale Agent. Demas. Barn,
4 Co., N, Yrs n lIancc, Baltinlaf,s NJ,
John y. Park. Cfncinnati,s ohie, Walker /
| Taylor, Chicago, Ill.i Collins Bsps.. ~ Laus
No. dse2essd y
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MERCHANT TAILORING,
Sheriif's Notice OF Lien Law.

TN ind by virtue Of tho provisions Of Ar
Il iicle " Of the Maryland Code Of Public
General Laws.
WnEGEts a wru OF setrc lacids has b cen
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, by Augustus Reddiug, against Jocl
X. Bolhngcr, reiurnable on the Second
Monday OF November, 1860, aud 10 me df-
recied, for the purpose Of recovering the
sum OF three hundred and thiriynine ollars,
with interest and COSTS claimed IA a Lien
for work aud labor done Tor aud about the
repairing aud improvement VI q GFist Mill,
owned by aud situated On the farm OF tile
said Joel X. Bollinger.
Tho said Grist Mill so As aforesaid re-.
paired is built partly Of Brick and partly OF
Frame, six stories high and forty seven feet
long and thirty six tea wide, and is located
ON n tract on land situated in Carroll county
which Was conveyed TO the said Joel X
liolhnger by Abrahan :. Gents aud Wife,
by decd of conveyance dated on the 3lst day
OF March, a. d., 1855, and duly recorded
among the land records Of Carroll county,
IN idbcr W. a. Mex, No. 80, foliD s. &c.
|. Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen in
pursuance Of said Article 0 Of the Mary land
Code Of Pubic General iaws, To all claim
ants and persons interested 20 be and appear
hclofr the said Court un the Second .Hyidgy
Of .Noreas5cr, 1857, 10 show oanse il any
thug they know or have TO tay, why the
sud sum OF money above named should NOT
he levied OF thesaid buildings to the use oi
the said Ausustas BEDDING, according to the
tenor and otiee; Of the Maryland Code OF
Public General Laws, 81
leWs m jAC0B ID. H0plE,
octlT.4t Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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No matter what cur opponents may
say. the real isspc now forced b, their
party upon the country is Negro suf.
frage aud equality. Through all our
past troubles the Negro was at the bot.
tom of il, though not designedly on his
part and we are sorry now to say that
the inevitable Negro is still thrust for
ward as an obstacle to the return of the
country to peace and harmony. Form
erly, ii was the slavery ofsthe Negro
that was the theme for disturbance BY
political agitators now, ID is the right
Of suffrage which has become 50 import
tant in Radical eyes, more perhaps on
their own than his account Had not
this nen icless seized on their minds the
South would have been restored, long
siuce, andbcen now acting harnouipusly
in the Union. 1t was feared that the
South, acting with tho Northern Con.
seryatiycs, migA soon turn the tables
on the Republican party; and therefore
il became all important to use the
victory over the South 50 as to easpxf
negro ascendeucy aud Radical control
there. For this purpose vengeance
was invoked on the heads Of conquer.
ed people wae, before the breaking out
of the rebellion, we've not SO guilty as
themselves, By act of Congress mill
tary despotism has supplauted white
governments there, aud extended suf-
frage to the blacks. The whites in
disgust reject the scheme; and whatever
governments are instituted there must
I've in the hands Of ignorant negroes,
The whites Of the South necessarily
prefer military despOtism to negro rule;
aud so the measure, forced in the South,
viii be the end ofrepublicauism there.
The subject of negro suffrage in Mary,
land is now in the hands OF commit.
tee headed by our distingHisle2 repre-.
sentative, Hon. Il. Thomas. By the
time he gets Congress to compel Negro
suffrage here against the will CT oul
people, they and our people eyerywher,
will become Disguised with the fare.
of the ballot box, and ready to give "
all idea of the praeticability of self
government.
! We hold the doctrine that the whit,
and black races cannot mix socially, o.
politically. Wo have as much right 9
p'O'V.' tue pu'''y y 0af se'n",ea
iiom AullolSA ulAbaAcn do Oht tdhihSS
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Lamenlahle 0ccnrrenee.

Whilst Negro battalion was para
ding up Howard street baltimore, on
the night of the 16th. inst, the rear
rank fired into a crowd ofwhile persons
on the corner of Mulberry ST. instantly
killing young man named Charles a..
Iillormeyer, who was quietly looking GU.
The evidence 50 far, Published shows
little or no prcyocatiou for Che act.--
The excitement in Baltimore was nat
urally very great at the outrage. Sew
eral colorsd men have been arrested and
the matter Is now before the Grand Ju.
~. The Police Board have since stop.
ped all parades on the street at night
except Of the legal military organisa.
tions. The war Of races may begin
sooner than people think if due care il
not exercised. $50.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

a rcr,icu,an whn IN early iir was a viciis
20 that dchasiGg vice 80 coinm0n h, yanik
which resulted in Seminal Meakscss, fnyolus.
eaac near ending bis days 10 bspcirss n,iserr.
Aiter using nnnctous remedies without snecrr
he obtahed FROM n q lend sq,ae siialic fuias al
prqfrlpttaip that rnreied zpersnanent curs.-
I'm hehsf N sutferingi humanity hfNill ,epl
The sHiuc free nf charge 10 all wl,a,asay sirslr,
IL. address EDGAR TREHtfvE.
ortiDglr Stsfinn u. lBitlc ifsnes NY
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iB-wistar's Balssm efwild Cherry.
is "a combination aud form indeed"
for healing and curing disease OF the
throat, lungs, anc chest. It cures a
cough by looscniae and cleansing the
lungs, aud allaying irritation; thus re-
nsortag he odase, instead Of drying up
the cough and leaving the disease be-
hind.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-24

A man, ninety years old. was buried
at Portsmouth, N, H.. on Saturday, who
had kept his graycsteuc and his coffin
in his garrot for the last 20 years.
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Grace,s Coichr.aeSl sAlye.
Frod Nal. 1fckSis, ne,i,t Mister a,

SabshNry, Mass. a.
~ have been trodhlei fif. years with .
had bunot; sonefnucs oulwisr,iIy aud some
times inSarlliy. During the past snnme
II riariirs.ed itself more than usual out.
,wardly, and ! nsci your saiee. All igu,
'oFit hhves iHce disappeared, without aliect
ing me inwardiy. Indicating, ! think. Ii,
er.aicmiag nntursnf tho saiSe. q M
lSyrH w 'fowty & SdS, Boston, f,rorrieior
Sod By Dpggisix st2J eta. q iscx. Sen
rs mail FOR 30 Cts. 'ort.i3.---ini.
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It is stated that si,373,oOo has been
paid out in the Southern districts for
reconstruction expenses, leaving def.
cheney to be made good at the coming
session Of Congress.
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Near Westminster, on Monday October lith.
MUG ANs SrsScsa, aged 70 ysars, 3 months
and 10 days, She has lett children, a. grand
children and great grand children, to mourn
her loss, but we are sure our loss 4 her gain,
she has dropped the eross ofselfdcnial aud en-
tercd ON her greatrcward, sE@kW
At westmfnster on the 18th. inst Mrs. ELI1-
Assfa MlrTHEws, vile Of Mr.. George W. Mat,
thews, aged 80 years and "a days. z sR
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TQ eoNsuSiPllYf$.

Tbs Rev. EDwAKDA. WILSON MI seaf|
ffrrs q clasgs y 70 ali " ho desire a. he Yre|
scrlptipn with fhe directions fur in1lkiar snt|
sfiEg The simple remedy b VII Ell DO " A eurei|
~ lung Affection and that drtad disease CceI
sumption. His only object II V bcnci|t the y
iietet aud he hopes avery sufsrf viii lry tti!||
prescription, ~ u will cost thfm n1fhi1E, wi
mag pfsse 4hiessipg: Psase s.!dres4
Nfs, EDWARD A. WILSON,
So. isf Spath Scptpd STREET, willI1nlzbutrb'|
New York 10y HAay2'-iy
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a PREnIuM.-The noted stallion,
Archy Tom, owned by Mr.. Rein i. b
Warehime Of Carroll County, took tho
premium at the late Fair at Gettysburg
Pa, as the best Draft Horse on the
grounds. 0