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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-17
Splendid Sleeping Cars Al
fached 10 all Night Trains.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Daily. except sundays.

Teoyes Coiunbia .................... 600 A. n.
Arrives nj Nashville at.........'...'.' 300 A. NJ.
Leaves Nashville 4:Ol P. NJ.
Arrives 81 Columbia b:3i P. N.
The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above time permanently from year to
year, except that In summer the time Of depart
ure from Nashville will be 500 P. NJ, instead OF
400 p. NJ.
For through Tickets and other information,
please Amply ut the Office Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville, Tennessee.
J. u. VAN DYNE,
iar97 General Superintendent
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IMPEACHMENT.

TRIAL OF HON. THOMAS y. FRA
ZIER. JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL
COURT OF DAVfDSON COUNTY.
BEFORE THE SENATE.
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OFFrcF OF GENERAL SUPERNTENDENT.
NAsHyIILF n CHATTAEOOGA kAtLRoADi Z
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. z. lsb'.J
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JAN. n,
" 1857, and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run as follows
Leave Nashville for Washington, New \ ork'
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan-
nah New Orleans and Mobile az 500 A. n. and
900 p N arriving in Chattanooga at 2OO A. n.
and 900 p M.: both Trains making close con-
Dections al Chattanooga with East Tennessee *
Qeorcia and Western & Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning. leave Chattanooga at l:4O
A. n and 7.4O P. NJ, upon arrival OF y. 1. va.
and W a A. Trains. arriving in Nashville al
4.3O A. NJ and 1902. N.
FIegmna Palace Sleeping Cars on all
Night Passenger Trains.
SHFIBYvILLr Accommodating Shell
byville $40 A. M. and 1880 P. NJ, arriving IN
Nashville ll.lO A. 81 and 43O P. ~. Leaves
Nashville for Shelbyville SEQ A. N. and 5OOP NJ,
arriying In Shelbyyille 800 A. N. and @05 p. ~
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
PAssrNGER TRAIN - Leaves Nashville 300
Pm: arrives at Johnsonville 800 P. NJ. Leaves
Johnsonville 400 A. NJ; arrives at NashVhe
1000 A. n.
w. ~ ISNES, Gen'l Sup't,
T. 4 q. and n. W. r. h
e. " BROWN. Gcn1 Paas Agent,
ian.b-tf-
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CHARLES BRYAN,

Is NOW PREPARED TO CLEAN CHANDE-
L hers, Brackets. and Portsblea. and 10 restore
all Moulding Gildings etc. % their original
appearance. Statues. etc. bronzed IN superior
style.
Ale Pumps. Soda Founts, put up and repaired
70 order. aprn 3m
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TEAM FITTING.

Steamboat, Factory. Hotel and Stationary
Engine work done. Steam Gauges Steam
Whistles. Steam Traps, Globe Valves, all sizes /.
Guase Cocks. Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Cylinder
Cocks, etc. etc.
fah91
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For Gas, Water and Steam. from an eighth inch
up to two inches.
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

We are graiiEsd at being able % state that
the very large increase IN the number oi our
Daily and Tri-Weskly subscribers enable us Co
reduce the price Of subscription % theso editions
We do - the more eheerfully becau1s the nece--
stiles of the people. in the Impoverished conii-
ton Of our stricken section requires such eon-
eessions az can be reasonably made Ia their in
tsrests From and after the lst JanutrJ. there
fore. our
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
IN ADVANCE
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Two Daily Through. Trains, Making
Direct Connections az Louisville for
the East, West and North.
COMM MENCING NAY 8, 1861.
Trains will run as follows:
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SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
TRAINS SOUTH,
TRAINS NORTH.

Trains No and South connects a. Decaturfor
Huntsville. Memphis and intermediate points
LouisvilIe and Nashville Railroad, for the East,
North and Northwest and with n, a G. and n.
an. W. and f. 4 X. Railroads. for all points
on those lines.
Train No. ! South and No. 2 North run daily
eweeut Euudays
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R. Il. GRoOMEs & CO.,
METALLIC BURIAL c.

TNDERTAKERS FOR CITY AND SUR
u rounding country-Dealers in
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Ofiee-No. a. North Cherry Street.
Manuiactory-NO. IG5 south Market 81.
Orders left al eithe- lace win be promptly
lied mRrl2 Gm
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, May Is, 1857
Whitworth and Bowen, adm'rs., vs. James
Carter and others.

Whitworth and Bowen, adm'rs., vs. James
Carter and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case l will sell at the
Courthouse at Nashville. at Il o'clock. on
Saturday. May Is, 1897,
The unscld portion of the tract of land near
McWhirtersville, belonging to the estate of
James Buchanan, deceased, consisting of
/. One lot of about twenty-five acres, on the
northeast corner of the tract, adjoining the
lands of T. c. McCampbell and Gen. A. c.
Gillem.
2 One tract of about forty-four acres, lying
along the lane leading to McCrOry's Creek
Church, between the tracts sold to Judge Fra
Zier and to James Leehy.
TERMs-One-third cash, and the residue on
credits of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from date. Notes required with personal
demption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
apr27 I'd Clerk and Master.
Thomas Caldwell, ex'r, vs.. o. P. Nc
Roberts and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case, | will sell at
the Courthouse at Nashville, at.l2 O'Clock on
Saturday, May IS, 1867,
A lot fronting sixty-four feet on Vine street,
between Broad and McGavOck streets, and run
ming back about lS5 feet to an al ley, being the
same property conveyed by 0. P. McRoberts to
| J, W. Ratcliffe.
TERMs-Credits of g. u, IS and "a months,
| with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
| with approved security. and lien retained
| Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
| apr27 I'd Clerk and Master.
w. A. Cheatham vs.. James A. Jennings.
! TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
| i Chancery Court at Nashville, will sell at
! the Courthouse at Nashville, at l. o'clock on
Saturday, May IS, 1867,
! Lots Nos. 80 and 40 in Shelbys addition 10
Edgeheld, each lot fronting fifty feet on Russell
| street. and running back 40 feet 20 an alley.
TERMs-Sx months credit, with interest from
day of sale. Note required With twO approved
! securities, and lien retained. Sale free from
| redemption.
| MORTON B. HOWELL,
| apr27 III Clerk and Master.
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Fiitings for the Above.

Tees, Elbows Crosses, Plugs, Bushings, Re-
dueers, Lock Nuts, Hooks. Return Bends
Unions etc.
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:PLUMBERS' MATERIAL

PLUMBERS MATERIAL
On hand and for sale.
SHEET LEAD, zi
LEAD PIPE.
PIG=LEAD,
FORCE PUMPS:
CISTERN PUMPS,
DEEP WE'LL PUMPS.
ALE PUMPS,
ARTEsIAN PUMPS.
BATHS. WASHSTANDS.
ATER-CLOSETS,
BL0CK-TIN and HYDRANTS,
BEER COCKS,
SHAMPOONING COCKs.-
BASIN COCKS, HOSE.
HOrWATER BOILERS.
MOBILES. COUPLINGS, ETC
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And for shorter psriods at the sane rates.
80 We earnestly appeal 20 our friends 10 AID
extending our circulation; and in thereby in
easing our means Of usefulneEa. coPy Of ths
Per will be sent grataitousiy q any one cen
ten subscribers TO oithsrof the editions,
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I LR O A D.
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville
for Washington, New York, ana
all Points East and South. Close
Connections Made at Chatta-
nOOgn Morning and Eve
ming for all Eastern and
Southern Cities.
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Established i'm 1889.

WE ARE PREPARED To DO WORK IN
w our line in a prompt and frst-class
manner
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR
r A I L w A Y

Great Oentral---All Rail Route
TO THE
GOTTH AND SOUTHWEST
Two Daily Through PSssengerTrhlns'
making direct connections atDeea-
tur with Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad. for all Points
South and Southwest.
Through 70 Memphis without Change
Of Cars.
COMMENCING MAY 5th. 1867, TRAINS
u will run as iOllOwE:
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RIOT In MOBILE.

Congressman Kelley Attempts TO
Speak and Is Prevented by MOb-In-
discriminate Firing by the MOb-The
City Taken Possession of by the Mill.
tary and the Mob Dispersed.
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In ChancerY at NashHille.

apr2s 4w top col latp.
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RICHMOND,

Mass Meeting of whites and Blacks at
the African Chureh-Address of EIOr.
ace Greeley-He FavOrs Equal Rights
and acknowledgements Of RebeIs-Op-
poses all Schemes of COn1scatiOn-
GerrItt Smiths Advice 10 COIOreSi
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Saturday, NAV is, 1857.

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case, 1 will sell at thC
Courthouse at Nashville at II o'clock. on
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
statements frOm pa.ients 60.

Your prescription has saved the life
of my daughter aud has. saved hundreds
OF dollars TOR me.--Rav. Z. Humphreys.
Ramseo. New York. '@saa
W. bless God for the u hefit we have
received from your Prepared Prescription.
Rev p. Pereprine, Blosshre. Penp.
Every one to wbom have RECOMMENDED
il has bepefitlcd much ty It's use.-Rev.
c. d. Jones, Racine, Wisconsin,.
BIBLE II Use, AsToR PLACE New York
la the early part of February, 1865,
was suffering from violent cough, for
which hnd been treatcd during the six
months previously without benefit, l had
night sweats which completely prostrated
me. In the evening hoarseness would
come on which would preveut- me from
spenking aoove a whisper. had then
had two attacks of bleeding from the
lungs. NV family physician assured me
I that he could do nothing more for me l
was growing rapidly worse and had been
compelled to leave business for NEARLY
two mouths All my symptoms indica.
ted uDmistakab.y, the presence Of the
Consumption. In the beginning Of Feb.
rudry, Mr.. Henry Fisher, Treasurer Of
the Amercun Bible Suciety, pre- ented
me with bottle of the PREPARED. p PRE-
ecRIPTIoS. In few dpys my appetite,
which had entirely lost, returned; and
~ hess thar two weeks the night sweais
were broken up. Theceforward gained
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attending to my duties us clerk to the
American Bible Society, in whose en-
plovment hnvc been nine years. am
now enjoying good health. Your Pre-
scrption effected Cure when my friends
despuired of my recovery.
THOMAS J. CoNcrE.
have Nervous or SpasIne die Asthma
for III years. During the last six y asr
/ | have never had an uninterrupted nights
rest. II often seemed TO me thai would
die before could ct air into my lungs.
| suffered so greatly from shortness of
bre nth, that l was compelled to take
frequent rests in walking from my resi-
dcncc to my place Of business. The
night before / obieined the Prepared
, Prescripliou,wns the worst that / ever
passed. On obtaining the remedy IIook
teaspoouful at noon and again at night,
and slept all night without waking.
have not had . broken nights rest since.
] have now completely
recovered my strength aud spirits and am
not afflicted with shoriness of breath |
shall De glad TO have any one afflicted
with ast hmu call and see me.-EznA c.
LANeDnR. No. 334. 4th 81. New York.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
is pat upin 81 bouir, and is suld by
Droegisls generally. or orders may be
addressed 10 the Sole Proprietor, OscAE
G. NJ sEs g. CO.. ~ Courtlandt street
New York. Cosull alton free. A circular
CONTAINING particulars and many seI
successfully treated, will be sent tree by
maiI 10 all who write for il. For sale in
lTIfinby HERSHISER g. MYERS
deeI3o9sl. t'f
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THE ATnMIZER.

Ew SYSTEM OF TREATING lUkG AND
CHEST DISEASES, CATARRH, Asthma
. And,all Msladies OF the Digestive Organs pythe
o. ot the Atomisef, 49, .,
9 rae At,misst e An Apparatus eoss,tnetsd on set
"a iiio pfi uciples which, hs uechsnicel anaage'
AZ either by atmospheric pr ssnIe OF steam c9n'
ad,snv ed(elns'into 6ns SPRAY, and 'eadly
Jnseys into The bronchial Tnbes or L9nE.. wiip
he Respiratory current. Ths medicine submitted 70
fri vaue as IN other pFepaTations, bat are re-
ssiysA Iss the RsspiratSTy Organs their full med
lcisal sttsARtb, Those dssiFng treatment ey M,
re,n. esn ol,taia Ii bs calling on pT. YinRhng, al
~ Ofhcs, IN the rear Of Pirst Aational banh,'oh
FsIy % s,'sss; ,sce aHaq A'. fly.
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KIsINGER q BRITToN'S

TSARM FOR SALE AT A BAkGAlE.-A
II Fam. thTes miles Eaatof Dioomsi lls Of i0d
acTes-- 100 AtT.t N good ttais of cultivation and
ths balfnee finely timbered. With large fnme hnTu
and stock Shs d., Grain louse, two good Wells and
q stse4m with living waterAnd a-laEss bearing oT
ehard
Apply ntthe Rse6rdsrs nes, Tina, Ohio,
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rnE pocroR's srArEMENr.

al was sent for to see tho Mr.. =,
(mentioued in the preceding part OF
this narrativo,) in consultation with
Dr. j., of Frederick City. After
learning the history Of the ease | cx-
pressed regret that l should have
been called so great distance with
out any prospect Of doing any good.
lie was excessively emaciated, very
ihypochondrical, and for weeks rcfus
ed food, His physicians and family
had urged every argument to induce
him to eat had on many occasions
forced him from his bed into car.
riage; had, indeed, kept him travel
| ling for several weeks; had brought
to bear upon him all moral Influences
to break in upon his morbid fancics
aud supposed Imaginative suifefings,
to no avail. The diagnosis was soft
ening Of the brain; prognosis, death.
He had been frankly informed but
the day before was summoned to
see him, of these opinions, and thus
was induced to request my advice l
beard with interest all the statements
made by his son aud daughter, as well
as the physician, and without AFRO
eating to myself any special credit, !
could not bring my mind to their
conclusions. Hero was man who
lived in section Of country proven
bal for health and longevity; his
mind he'd never been overtaxed; his
pursuit had been farming, and as far
as knew, or could ascertain, moth
ling ever in bis long life had greatly
Iexcitod him. The loss Of his wife did
not greatly depress him. He was
prosperous; his eldest daughter re-
mained to cheer and comfort him,
and his eldest son, With his family,
occupied the homestead, and the re.
llstions of the family had been, and
were then, most pleasant. lie could
not sIeep ,oithout po,oe.fat dnodyaes.-
without knowing why, and you know
! il has frequently happened you in
your practice, | conceived the idea
There was more in the case than phys
ical suffering orphysical change, and
my questions to him were pointed
and searching, so much SO that j
found / was on the right track, and
he seemed conscious Of my possessing
power over him. / told him frankly y
| / was not satisfied with the state
Inent made, but believed there were
other aud deeper causes Of his suffer
ing. He said, pointing, TO his heart
that.it was there. / said il may BE-
there, and no doubt is there, but it Is
not 10 the organ itself; il is in tbs
emotions and feeling. and acts tha
are supposed by some physicians Z
be traced 10 the heart and 50 be
Ilisyipgs I knew he had not treated by
family and physician fairly "A wIthI q,
frsm them any thSng tha'
-------0 $780, s~-~- 49,. v-~ 80
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nI,ooMrIpID q OTIS. Haanuiao

,ussrs Of Plane lsottos IA areEooms ,61e, road
~av ssN Yofk. Oar PfGaOs are aek new ledge "a
be faaal IL NOT sopeFior in ioue, Fahlty sud ha-
IN "a anv sat ~ New York OF ehswheTs NAE
rAsFrni iEyEyssAFs. rIlses iesst than aay eshs'
nEst aisss maksTg
hsad pIPnss M fHsHlsHs'
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MEDICAL.
DIR. GEO. -. YINGLENG,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, has re-
,turned to the city of Tiffin, Tor the pur-
,ose of practicins his profession.
- Calls promptly attended TO In the civ
and country. ~
Can be consulted at his Office In the
Teat ofFirst National Bnnk, on Perry St..
or at the residence Of his father-in-iow.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

INITS MOSTADvANcED STAGES,
for the Radical Cure Of Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Caiarrh and oil nffbctlon of the
Lungs, Throat and Air Passages; for
General aud Special D Derangemebt Of the
Nrrv,us Syslcms for Disorders OF the
BLOOD; and for all Funcuonal Disorders
Of the stomach and Bowels.
I, immediately increases the strength
aud dcepens the color Of the pale blood.
II subdues the Chills aud Fever, and
,dimirishes the Expecioration. II cL ,cks
the night sweats, always, In from seven
60 fourteen doys. The appetite is at
once invigorated und the patient rapidly
gsins G 81; the cough aud the difficult
brGaihipg are speedily relieved; the sleep
becomes cuim and refreshing; and the
eyacuations regular aNd uniform.
An the general symptoms Of CON.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHI-
iTUS, g., disappear with really aston
ishing repidiiy.
The Prescription should be tsed in
every case where the Pysician prcscribes
Cough Mixtures 'Tonics,' Iron, A ids,
Bark, Qninine, Cod Liver OIL. Whiskey,
&C., and in every disessc, by whatever
name known, in which thero is exhibited
any one or murc OF the following
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Markley, aud on his knees he could
not-but pray for forgivness Of the
guilt, yet could not but bo satisfied
at the justice OF the punishment. He
felt--hc knew ho was guilty, yot fail
edi toircach the rccesses Of the soul OF
the dying man, and believed. with oil
the deuials Of the guilt, that Markley
added bold, impudent lies to n crime
withouta parallel in the history OF
that State. llo was q Christian, and
knew the power Of confession aud
lie could make no prom
ises to one who would not conf ss--
who showed no contrition--for there
is none for such, lie could only say,
/" God be merciiOl 10 mn sinner
without any assurance that his prayer
could be heard or would be answered.
lie hoped on until the last moment,
and loft him with God, without one
assurance Of future bliss or one hope
Of pardon. He knew if he could but
open the reccssos of his guilty heart,
,ould but melt down his stubborn
soul, could but get him to feel that he
had committed crime against hu.
mauity aud tho Supreme Being, that
there were promises for even Markloy,
with the blood of seven souls upon his
skirts but to hear his denials, aud
in most doggod terms, assert his 10.
nocenco, his defiance of law and more,
the injustice Of his punishment, was
moro than he could bear, aud parted
withyhim as Que for whom, in God I
infinite mercy there is no place
nothing but q wrath and looking for.
ward to Gicry and just indignation
This occurred In 1890 Moro than a
quarter of century after, the writer
met in Washington city a resideat OF
Maryland ho had not seen for tive nty
years. He is a physician aud surgeon
of most excellent reputation. His
rides are extensive, and although he
does not live in Frederick county,
has much surgical practice there
Ou retiring to bed, after pleasant
afternoon with my friend, wo were
compelled, from the crowd, (boing al
the house of mutual friend, to slecT
together, aud asked him show long
il had been since the same thing had
occurred" We reckonod up the tim,
aud found il was at tho execution o
MarkleyJ When this time was judged
the period, he spoke hurriedly aud
said ase nr
70" Do you know that poor fellow
was inneecnt2' The question brought
me from my bed. aud there in the
stiffness of our room the doctor de-
tailed the following facts;
shall never forget that night
| sypathized with Markley on the gal
lows ] Pitiod him them and never
more .feryeutly implored pardon for
his shorriblc crime, but when l heard
and was convinced he was innocent,
every sentiment Of sorrow evereor-
ceiyed crowded upon me, and ! re-
solved, il by detailing these facts,
some other poor outcast could be
spared from punishment he did not
merit, | would do duty to my fellow
man. This is my motive, aud if my
friend, the doctor, should pepse these
pages, he, will forgive the publication
by one who ieels duty he cannot
avoid, Besides, brother Of Mark
| ley is buried in my town. He died
without knowing the fate Of an elder
brother, but for the sake Of one who
faithfully performed his duty, al
though a maniac, these lines arr
written.
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JOB PRINTING!
+, ,.f ---.--...--l. p.--.----..--,-4
POSTERS, PROGRAMBEEa
BILL AHDLETTkR HDADs,
B OOK5 s, @ T. r. DG
sale siiis, cifsuisfa. exc

VITA thfss rowei rrssrssis eus-s - nesns .nfe'
hnsas'oFtussi df type and csu,ws srs,rspsfst "
re.,, ss'.res'lg'ea a, prnieol.rly itTfisdtses.t
sod esrmins srTeelnsss.
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VOLMET1 a. KIRCMNE1s

KERCHANT TAlLoRs, and dsalsc In ready
lKI made iothing Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
Cays,stc. Constaatly hand. Drnad Clpths, 0as,l.
msrss aud yes,inzs Washngton street, Tiliu, Ohio.
~ Partienar auontton given 10 Custom Nofk.--
ey- N. n. We have the Agency for the best Sew
.iaE Machine now in use. nove-nf-n.
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Symptoms (:

Difficult or irregular Breathing, Loss
Of Brea,h, Cough, Wasting OF Flesh,
Night Sweats, Bleeding from the Lungs,
Loss Of Strength, Lass Of Appetite and
General Debility, Debility oi Pregnancy
aud Nursing, Flying Pains through the
Shoulders, Chest face and Limbs, N u
ralgia, Nervous Headache, Nervous Irgi
taiion, Nervous Prostitution. Giddiness or
Dizziness, Excessive Palcncss, Sore
Throa Drowsihess, Slecplessness Dye
Prpsia, Sour Stomach, ii ar,burD, Sink
ing or oppression Of the stomach before
or after eating. Constipation, Remitteut
fever. &C., aud especially III The female
disorders or Uterine Irregularities such
difficult, painful, Suppress scsnty OF
excessive, DELAYED, premature or too
frequent menstruation.
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'La,eiodseorCops Of Common risSs
AttosasyatLaw ,rifbu, Ohio Hss retifedfSem
hsaray,aah ress nedthe prsctieeo itS, snd will
give ans whoiettteationto professiousi bushes.
0hse over raAA. Hsst 4 ce's. sBa ank spnesite
the satwnsa HoHss.
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A. u. Byers,

Atoraey and Coanssiios at Law. Notary Pnh
lie. and instance Agent. fperia atten;ion pai
.ts sollsctieas. usdges Dioek, Tinia y.
gaa q, 1904 t2-iy
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DIR. j. ID. O,CONNER.

TTAvISG PERMANENTLY iooated in TifHn,
IL has opened an oilse In Tomb's Block k--imme-
diatelt over the Post ufice.
~ Hehopcs--by strict attention TO business with
awsaty-four ye,rs experiences IN The ptofesooa
aussit q lthersl share of the pnhlic psirOnaEea
.i Orrtcs HouRs-fom a. -. 10 q rlN Reaideuce
sAsmils sonih Of e. I'm, on the Plsnk Road. 81 Z
i. 'r4 uov99-nH-ni6. 1t
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Ehy Tie wonderful progress Of Med
WA zeal Science during the psst six
wAM years snly, makes i possible for
81 the conscientious Physician to
declare now that CcSsUMP1Ior is rs GER.
TAiNLV cusEp IRtermiiten. Fever, ond
aud rs CERTAINLY PRRvENrtD as Small
Pox.-Rey. Charles Z, King, NJ. D.. LII
ID utc
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.,f GIBSON & PENNINGTON,
.QttOrnegs .Et II 0ac
'frr TIFFiN, OH

81 a. or,ior oyss sHAwnAus BtOox.
Nf.xto 1865 3O-IV.