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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-27

IT APPEAhINd thUM Aff IDHN IT II LED
in this cause that the defendant, John Feck
Ter is a non resident of the State of tennessee:
it is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
ance herein before or within the first three days
of the next term Of said Court. TO be held on the
first Monday in May next, 1861, and plead,
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing eK parte, and that copy of this
order be published for four successive weeks IN
the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A copy-Attest NJ. 3. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
: " Childress Sol'r for compl't feb27-wit
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Election Notice.

Ofucf NASHVILLE Gas LIGHr Col
fe5rIlry = 1870.
rUHE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE NASH
/ yiIls Gaa Light Company are hereby notiHet
that the Annual Election nt Director sell take
place at Their Ohi-- ou the -fh DAY OF
MARCH 1867
JAS. II. EENDRICk. Sery
lef4-ta ttatV paper euUy.I
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For Sale or Exchange for Dry
Goods or Groceries.

A HANDSOME PROPERTY, BEAUTI-
a fully situated and well improved, in a neigh
boring town. For particulars apply to Joseph
s. Carols, at the POstofice. ieb27-lw%
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW THEATRE.

GREAT SUCCESS OF THEBUISLAY FAM
anco this WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB p,
in their wonderful teats, Tableaux, etc, etc.
PRICEs-Dress Circle and Parquette 81 90,
Gallery 80 cents, Private Boxes s. 20.
t p. L. HOPKINS.
feb21-lt Business Manager.
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J. 4. WINB0URN.
JAS. II. O'C0NNELL
February, 1867.

In retiring from the business, it affords me
pleasure 30 recommend my successors to our
former friends and the public generally and
hope they viii still continue the patronage here
totore SO literally extended.
feb2j-lw j. R. WINBOURN.
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The Nashville Guy Directory

ANA'N NASHVILLE NRs bAhE u
n tory for ls57 Is now 10 the haads Of the
printer and viii be ready Cor delivery about the
ism hi March Advertisements handed In before
March 10th will be in time for insertion. }. W.
Carter is authorized 90 receive atTerusemehts
ana rubeeriufigu4 tcbA-lw
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 26.-The House
resolution for final adjournment on Thurs
day next, passed the Senate to-day.
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OATS. OATS.
FLOUR.

900 BARRELS. EVERY GRADE.
ON'V For sale low, by
ORR BROTHERS,
feb27-lw Is and 20 Broad street
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Notiee of DissOImtlon.

TTHF PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l listing under the name and style Of Achey,
NinbOUrn < O'COnnell has beeh dissolved by
mutual consent, Jas. r. Winhourn retiring.
Achey. 0'COnnell i Co. viii continue the bust
ness and assume all liabilities Of the late firm,
20 whom those indebted will make payment.
lNLLLA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN A CHOICE
"A central location in Nashville, at $4,000.
A Lot on Vine street, 50 by 63 feet between
Church and Union, at $500 cash-very low.
An eligible Lot on Broad street, between Vine
and Spruce, at reduced price.
A good Dwelling House, with lot 90 by $50, on
South Summer street at 5000 on easy pay
mentS.
A choice country place two and a-half miles
out which we will take pleasure in showing to
those wishing to buy.
A. NELSON x CO., Agents
fsb2I-lW
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NOTICE.

TrnE UNDERSIGNED. EXECtTRA on
Il Nathaniel Gross. deceased, gives u"ucs %
all persons indebted % the estate - come iDt
ward and make payment. aud al Wh' nave
claims against the same % produce A"4 N'7
them tsr payment. February D., l5"l.
Ann e. CROSS. ExocatrIE.
febl6-dlwEwZts
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hepuhhcan majority .,.-----..........,..,.. 400
Connecticut will hold its election on the FIRST
Monday Ia April. The Republicans have nomi-
mated General Joseph T. Hawley. the present
incumbent, Tor Governor. The Democratic
nominee Tor the Same Office, as james
Il. English, formerly member of Congress.
when be was a war Democrat The candidates
Tor Congress are Henry c. DomiuE. Cyrus North
SOP, Il. II. starkwcatAcr, and F. T. Barnum.
Republicans, and R. d. Hubbard Julius Hotch-
kiss Earl Msrton, aud " II. Baruum. Demo
Gratis. The vote stood last year.
Republicans .............. Observation-Disclosures. aRg-s
Democratic. ......... a. 80
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Rhode Island viii hold ID. election on the first
wednesday IN April The Republicans have
nominated General Burnside for Governor. Thos.
A Jenekes and Nathan =. Dixon. tho present
Representative IN Cougross were also renomipa-
ted. The Democrats have made no namiua
lions yet. The vote las, car stood
Republican .............. ................ fa-
Democratic. a'.4.
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In Chancerv at NashYiIIe.
IN ApPEARINA FRnM AFEInANIT FILED

State of Tennessee--Clerk' Office, Chaucery
Court ut Nashville, January the 3D. 1867.
VIM. Jacobs, complainant, vs.. Vim. Long ct al.
defendant.
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NOTICE.

I1RUM THIS DATEAED UNTIL FURTHER
L notice, / viii sell common stick Candy al
s-o per 100 DE-. Fine Fancy Candle from -
o. a cents; Batter Cracker. by the barrel al
Zoe per pound Soda Cracker, boy the barrel or
box. Al ln'- per pound Pie Nir Cracker by
the barrel, 40 iu' =. per pound Pilot Bread b.
the barrel. ai 81 e per pound. 4 have also IN
prpge.7 ai completion 4u arrla cement fsr ma
iug STEAM BREAD. which viii be ready Tor
delivery in . few dGs ana would respeetiuiiy
Is tsT % tina. Ny Wagon. wall deliver Ii
dduy 20 ''h-uEeT- Order promptly attended
10. Terms cash. ROBERT THOMPSON
Ma. South Market street. NashviIie
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Watch Repairing and JObbing.

This Department Of our bu iuos- we pro pose
making a SPECIALITY, having secured ghs
services Of some Of the finest w5rkmgu ia the
country for that puWJTs.
4. l.. DAVIES. ". a.. DAVIES.
Ha.T.. If
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DISSOLUTION.

G.. RICE having associated with himself the
firm of 5. Sickles q Co.. formerly No. ~ College
street will continue the business under the firm
name of q. Rice 4 Co. Thanking the public for
its past favOrs to the old firms, we solicit q con-
tinuance Of the same for the new firm.
feb25-3t q. RICE 4 co.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora.

rs a soothing eXpectoraat. prepared TO meet the
urgent ueCd O u safe aud reliable for diseases
~ the throat aud lungs. y trial Of many years has
established the fact, that il il eficacious Ia
pulmonary affections, iha" any other remedy. Its
efc acy has h, come generaly known, tnat II
is ju tly regarded in many countries medicine OF
indispensable necessity. In Great Britain, France
and Germany, where medical science has reached its
Highest perfrcto it j. prescribed In domestic prc-
iisr and constantly used in the Armes in ho, pitfalls
Aad other publ institutions, where it is regarded by
thr attending physicians a the most speedy and
any nrighborhood be found where well known
OF diseased lungs which had bafed the efforts
OF the X fui and experienced Doctors have mol
b'en permanent cured by II. These suits are the
RtoAt convincing proofs Of the superior curative prop
critics o. this preparation 10 them the authors
loiut with peculiar satisf alton. While il is mos
powerful AGAINST confirmed Diseases ii is extreme y
gentle "a a medicine in infancy and youth hcing
4Site harmless t1 even the youngcst, when admins
tered jud ciourly.
This health. .rc-torer accompshes even more by
prevention than G. If taKen in srason, IL bea all
irritatioua OF the throat and lungs whether arising
from Colds Coughs from o her causes, and thus
y event that long train of painful and incurabe dis
eases, which would arise from the neglect OF them
Hence 10 family should be without il. lnfuenZa
Group, Hnarseness WhoOpiug Cough; Pleuiisy, In
sipient Consumption, and other affections of the
breathing organs give way before this pre- eminent
combination Of medical virtues.
Prepared by Dr.. i. G. AVER & Co, Lowell
Mas anu sold by all Druggists aud dealers in med
iGnen everywhere.
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EXactuesS OF Expression.

Ed. JoURSAL am SO much pleased with
the discussion ehcited by my brief cOmmumcs-
tion some weeks ago, on ihe subject of Graded
Schools, that | venture to write few lines on
the subject at the head of this article.
Exactness of expression is a rare excellence.
| make no pretensions to il myself, and yet I
strive to correct my imperfcctions in this re-
gard, and therefore hope | may be parduned
for asking others to do the same.
There Is one word in very common use that
| especially desire to call attention to, because
nearly every body has fallen into the habit OF
using it infelictously. We say "female" col
lege, "female'' visitors, "female'' citizens, and
female" prayer meeting. Any person of good
taste, who will consult Webster's Dictionary
will see al a glance that the term "female" in
such expressions is indefinite as we'll as inele-
CANT The word "woman" will give exact ex-
preston TO the idea to be conveyed, and is every
way more appropriate. Hence the authorities
of Vassar Female College have applied to the
Legislature of New York to change the name
to Vassar College and the Trustees of the Fe-
male Medical College Of Philadelphia have
applied to the Legislature of this Stale to
change the name of their institution to'W omen's
Medical College of Philadelphia"
These examples sufficient to show the
improvement of taste ID this respect, and | SUBJ
NIT the matter to the good sense of your read.
ers. Con-.
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Ladies of Delicate Constitution

And uncertain heath are strcnuously advised to
throw aside the nauseous and useless preparations
with which th3y accustomed TO drug themselves;
and test the hygeian. BODY and mind STRENGTHENING
virtues of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS. In all the complaints and disabilities
arising from various auses they will find this cheer
Ing refreshing aud nvgorating preparation of Ell n
srdnarr efficacy. It's regulating properties are won
dsrful and a remedy for the languOr Nausea tre-
Inors commissions, hystera, sc which often accom-
pany the Development of womanhood, il has "qual
among the prescriptions of the faculty or advertised
medicines. For the many distressing feelings which
usher in and often follow the period Of mat ernty.
and also for the painful and dangerous symptoms
which sometimes accompany ''chanae of lite,' HOS
TETTERS BfTrERS are earnestly recommended.
No other restorative to suit well the constI-
tpt:ons and he organization of The bier In
all of Female D. iity, where there is want OF
brisk vital action, the BITrERS produce a most i'm
portant change relieving local weakness, and re-
eStHhli shIn1 the general health
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A " ACT
To amend the Road Lars of Tioga aud Potter
Counties

To amend tie Road Lars of Tio9a and Potter
Counties
SECTION l. Be it enacted de-. That whenever
the amount of read tax assessed upon any per-
son in the said Counties of Tioga and Potter
shall amount TO less than one days labor, the
Supervisors Of the several townships shall as.
sess such person with one days labor. to be
worked out upon the public roads in the Town
ship where such person may reside, in the same
manner as the road tax is now by law directed
to he worked out and if such person shall neglect
or refuse to perform such labor after due notice
by the Supervisor, then the value of one days
labor shall be collected in money as unpaid
road tax is now by law collected and if any
person so assessed with one days labor, shall
own or have in his possession and use as a team
span of horses or mules or yoke of oxen
such person shall be assessed with one days
labor for such team, and if any such person
after due notice, shall refuse or neglect TO per.
form the labor so assessed for the team, then the
value of one days work for team, shall be
collected of said delinquent in money as other
unpaid road tax is now by law collected
sT Nh. Mann has sent us the above bill, for
the passage of which he has received petitions
and he invites the exertion of the people on the
subject. According TO our ideas OF right, il
should become law. .f
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"THE CuPs THAT CHEER But NOT ISEBRTATE."
The celestial herb that steams its fragrance
upon millions of tables the world over, IS en-
ioyed in its perfection only by those who know
where and how to get the genuine article. "All
is not gold that glitters," nor is all TEA that is
wrapped around with Chinese hieroglyphics
All sorts of vile weeds get christened with the
genuine name, but to the palate of the expert
enced tea drinkers they are an abomination.
Some of our Allegany County readers will
find supplement with this paper giving them
full information upon this important point. To
others we would say that Mr.: G. IL. Simmons,
of Wellsville. is doing wholesale and retail
business, making TEA speciality. He receives
his Teas direct from the importers, can guarn.
tee the quality, aud sells at astonishingly low
figures ..-.
sEWe take the above from the CanisteO
Valley Times, published at Hornellsville. The
prices of the Tea are from IS cents 10 81 .35
Orders filed by mail. Teas warranted as rep
prented or money refunded.
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AIlcOck's Porous Pltstera.
LAME BACK.

New York, Nov %, 1859.
T. ALLcGCK s. Co.-Gcnteman l lately suffered
severely from weakness in my back. Having heard
your plasters much recommended for cures of this
Aind, procured one, and the result was all l could
desire A single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully,
J. g. BRIGGS. Proprietor OF the Brandreth House.
CURE CT CRIt X IL THE BACK AND I.UMBAGO.
Lyons, n. Y, July 4, 1862.
MesSN. ArLCOCK s. Co: Please send me "A dollar =
worth Of your pla.ters. They have cured OF a
erick in my back, which has troubled me for some
Nme, and now my Etiher is g'ing 10 try them for
difficulty about his heart. l. II SHERWOOD.
DR. Grren, No sos Broadway New York, informs
he sold, on Monday, June I'D, 1862, two plhsters
to yonng woman suffering very severely from lum.
h.S0. On Thursday she called TO get two more for a
friend. sud then stated how the two size hid pur
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, and CURED HER ~ TWO DAYS
Of = mot disagreeable PAIN in her back and !Ons.
Sold by all Druggists
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A AMWTM RIG.

TTOw OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESS
LII ion from persens reading adve tiseInerts of
Patent Medicines aud in nine cases out of ten they
may be right II j. over 10 years since Introduced
my m, dicine the VESITIAN LISIMENT. to the public.
had no money advertise II, so l. # it for sale
with few druggists and siorekcepcrs through a
small OF country, many taking il With re-
IIctRnce but told them 10 let any have it, and
II il did not do all | stated my pamphlet, ore
need paw for il. In some stores two or three bottles
were taken on trial by PEE sons present. was, by
mzny thought crazy, and that would be the last they
would ace of me. But knew my medicine was no
humbug. l. tbout two months began TO receive
srders for more l.inmcnt some cal ing my valuable
I.nrncnt who had refused {" ii receipt when i
lsft IL their store Now my aale> millions OF
BEETLES yearly and all for cash warrant it superior
~ any other medicine for the cure Of Group, Diar-
rhsea DysenIery, Cole Vomiting. Spasms, and Sea
sickness internal remedy. 1t is perfectly inlo-
rent to take internally. see oath accompanying each
bettle,-and externally for Chronic Rheumatism
HsaIasehe, Mump., Fro ted Feet, Bruises, Spraius,
Old Sores, Sw.ng-, Sore Throats, &c, &C. Sold
~ all th- Druggs ID pot, 80 Cortlandt Street,
ESw York
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Notice,

GERMANrA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whateverfC fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to put-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 507S and adjoining
the above.
End. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres
G. Bushor holds also IN traest warrant no.
259l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa
ON the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
If VIM. RADDE.
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MANHOOD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED just pub
lishcd, new ed tion of Dr.. CULVERWELL'S IS
C-ebra' ell Essay the rad cal (wthout medi
cine) OF Spermatorrhoea, or seminal Weakness, In.
voluntary Seminal Losses, ImpOtency, Mental and
Ply steal Incapacity, Impedimen. to Mar, iage etc
also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced by
eel Indulgence or sexual eVtravagance
- Price, in a scaled envelope, only cents
Tde celebrated author in this admi able essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years succesfu
practice that the alarm NJ consequences of self abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous use OF
internd medicine or the application of the kniIe-
prtting out mode of cure simple, certain
and ef ctuaf, by means of which every sufferer,
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
ch-apy privately, and radically.
q" This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Srut, under seal in plain envelope to any address
post paid receipt of six cents, post stamps
Address the publishers,
CHAS. !. G. KLINE & co,
125 BOwery, New York, Post Otfee bOM 5S'
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Mr.. EmToR Allow me to add a word to the
discussion respecting Graded Schools.
Coudersport has not sufficient population
to support an Academy while District school
fails to meet the demands of the people, The
money to support schools comes from the peo-
PIKE whether it he by taxes or by tuition. There
is but one object to accomplish, to wit: the ed
ucaticn of the children and youth.
Having, then, one source FROM which TO re-
ceive funds, and one object to accomplish, the
practical question is this Can Graded School
compass as wide range OF studies as can a
District school and an Academy, and do it as
well, and for less money!
A Graded School is simply Primary and a
Higher school united in which requirement Is
the basis Of advancement In miscellaneous
school te1cher finds plenty of work with
thrty-6 Eve scholars, while in Graded School
the number may be increased to sixty without
adding to the labor of the teacher. The reason
of this is obvious when we reflect that as rule
the same scholars ave together from the time
they enter the lowest till they graduate from
the highest department. There are fewer but
larger classes. Practice proves that the C2ass
pride consequent to the graded plan, is very
beneScial especially to those inclined to- fall
behind.
But will not discuss the merits and de-
merits of Graded Schools, for while there are
no dement's the merits are known and acknowl-
edged. and l may add, are felt where such
schools are in progress. Graded School will
pay where there are one hundred scholars /
think not with less. There should be four de-
partments, namely Primary, intermediate,
GnsomnaaS and Higher. The last two can be
jsissed, that is, be liz the same room and recite
to she same teacher, bat the department line
shou4d be maintained, and no scholar should
be allowed to advance to higher department
till he suesans an examinations beGOye an exam
ining committee. So also may ths first and
second departments be united.
1t is the province Of Graded Schools to carry
large sail, but much ef this as is not needed
can be closely reefed, for the time, and is nei-
theE cumbersome nor expensive.
In mM opinion Graded School is the thing
for Coudersport, and should be one of her per-
manent inshtunDns.. j. ". BIRD.
Knoxville, H., Feb. 6, 1867.
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sFor the Journal.

Mr. EDITOR: The dwelling house of L. w.
Lyman was burned to the ground this mornia g.
The fire took from an old fashioned chimney
which went through the centre of the house,
and which for some time past had needed re-
pairing. At about five O'Clock the family were
awakened by the FIRE, which had already made
such rSvages as prevented extinguishing. Mr..
LYMAN was away, and the only electives were
Arthur LYMAN young man of twenty, Mrs.
LYMAN and the school teacher, Miss Sophronia
Bird, who happened to be boarding there at the
time. An old lady of near d hundred years of
age, and helpless, was dragged out on her bed,
the children (sUme adopte,i( were deposited in
beds upon the snow, and with incredible labor
and superhuman strength these three persons
in thirty mi0utes, cleared the house o. the most
valuable contents. although the dishes aTd all
cooking utensils were de-troyed. arrived on
the spot a little past Sly, but too late to render
any ssistance, except that of sympathy, The
barn, containing about 2006 bushels of oats,
with other grain and hay accordingly, stood a
narrow chance, but the wind fortunately blow
ing from the south, it saved. The house
was finished, and probably the whole loss is
S 900 or more whether insured, or not | do
not know. Mr.. Lyman, through industry and
good management, is better able to sustain this
loss than many others of this town.
II. L. BIRD.
Sweden Valley, Feb. IL, 1867