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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

A NEW GRADE IN HARVARD CoLLFGE.
Harvard College has abolished the Latin
and Greek languages from lis curriculum
after the Sophomore year. The highest
degrees can now be taken without a thor
ough knowledge of those dead languages.
This plan has been in operation for many
wears in Cumberland University "a 10 the
Crock, hut la all cases where IL was ever
discontinued, two Of the modern languages
had 20 be substituted ia its stead
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

HAVING REMOVED OUR STOCK FROM
H Ne. a. Broad street 10 No. Is Public square
we are prepared to continue the business, sur
plying the wants OF our old patrons and all new
ones who may favor US with their orders We
have on hand and are constantly receiving large
supplies Of drOcerles, Liquors, and evsrYtliu-
10 he found IN our line Of business. PartlcuIa-
Cotton. fab1l. sr1
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

VIZ are glad TO zee the new buildings on
the burnt block, corner Cedar and Cherry
streets, going uP so rapidly. This will be
one Of the most elegant and imposing build
ings in our city, and will add very much TO
the attractiveness Of that portion of the
city.
The Mcssrs. Thompson Bros. are now
erecting the walls of their large new store
on Summer street, next door 90 the ST.
Cloud
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI. Nay 23-Flour dull but prices
are firm family $li@l5 Wheat 6rmeT aud in
better demand No. winter sold at SO q and
No. at s. o.. Corn very dull, but prices are
higher under news from other markets; No. ]
in bulk sold at soc. Cotton dull and prices IN
settled middling can be bought al PIE. Whisky
unsettled. and held at 81. with little demand.
Provisions firm and quiet, and not much de-
ma 1ah Seld He st sSI0 "a md bacon 10 a. Sf
Lard 1870, and the market firm. Gold closed
at l37 buying. and l3S selling. Exchange steady.
Money market close
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In Chanoery at Linden, Tennesse,
IFEREUART RULES. ls6..l

William L. Lewis "a. Casey Sher0d Co
original Attachment Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING 70 THE
/ satisfaction Of the Clerk aud Master Of Sad
Court, irom affidavit that William r. Hurnly.
one 81 the defendants IN this cause, b. a non
resident Of the state Of Tsunesseea aud resides
"a the Aste Of Alabama, 20 thatFShe ordinary
process Of las cannot be served upon him il i
therefore ordered that publication be made f0l
four successive weeks In the Nashville Union
and Dispatch, aBeNsPaper published ia The cts
Of Nashville. Iennessee, requiring the said de
PENDANT t1 appear AZ the next tern Of the
Chancery Court, - be held NJ Linden, Perry
county, on the second Monday In June next
ants bill, the same will be taken for confessed
az t. him aud sst Tor hearing eK parte.
z. N. THOMAS. G. AID VI.
APPS w4t'
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

SABBATH SCHOOL CoNCEBT.-There will
be Sabbath school concert tonight at the
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church
formerly Mulberry Street Church. for the
benefit Of the church and Sabbath school.
Admission twenty-five cents. Tickets can
be procured at all the drug stores in South
Nashville, and at the drug store of Kline
a Sherman, on Church street in Masonic
Temple. 1t is expected to be an occasion
OF great interest TO all the lovers of sacred
music who may attend.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

RECORDERS COURT, May 23.-W. l..
Baker, careless driving, $40 and costs.
Julia Thomas, disorderly, costs.
Tim Agen, building frame house, costs.
John Carter using language to provoke
a breach Of the peace, costs.
Charles Page, disorderly, S. and costs.
James Powers, disorderly, $50 and costs.
James Powers, contempt of court, $50
aud costs, and thirty days in the county
Jail.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

AN eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this office, or at No. ~ Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall. febl If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI i RIvA,
janlO u North Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

DR. IA. nERNHARDT. the OpiIcian
ana OcuIiSt az Gbe ~. CIoad Hotel,
win positively leave Thursday. May
the 90th mavoltf
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WANTED.

< 0OO POUNDS OF TOBOCCO-WE
O,OOO wall pay the best market prise igr
Tobacco. in sood priziug erier. az No. ~ South
J dsc2T-d LESTER & co.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

TIE commissioner sale of the Trabue
lands advertised for the 26th Of june, 10y
L. r. Glascocl,, offers the greatest induce
ments Tor the purchase Of attractive homes.
The estate Of 2l7 acres, lying only two and
q half miles from the city, has been sub
divided into lots containing from one and
half 20 twenty one acres each. These
lands are well watered, snd the soil is eK-
oenent They are in good neighborhood,
on leading turnpike Uhe Murfreesboroh
aud present la all respect, most inviting
opportunity for investment The elegant
homestead Of the late Edward Iubue, IN,
Guiding forty i've acres OF land, wall he sold
81 the same tine aud place, without re-
demptiun. IL IL we'll known a. one oil the
most luxurious and inviting places around
Nashville Remember the day, ana AT
range 90 make purchase. For terms and
drlaila -ee advertisement.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

THr merciless criticism of the New
York ROl!a8 Tab, on Charles Read x
Griffith Gaunt, gave it a notoriety which
has enriched its author hr. Read, re-
rarding his literary sud moral character
above all monied considerations, has com
mcnccd suit against the Round Table Tor
its withcring expose Of the immortality of
Griffith Gaunt.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

BASE BALL.-The Rock City and Stone
wall Clubs will play match game, Satur-
day, at $3.50 P. NJ, on the Fort Gillem
grounds, at the terminus of the North
Nashville Street Railroad. This Is the
first game except iuvenile) of the season.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

THE small pox has made its appearance
on Court street, Memphis.
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VAULXHALLO or GOWDEY PROPERTY
. .. AT AUCTION!
IN FREE TERRITORY.

ON FRIDAY NAY gath. 1867, AT HALF
~ past 10 o'clock on the PREMISE. We will
sell TO the highest bidder, the celebrated Haulx-
hail property, belonging 10 the estate Of THOM-
baflesIne- Loss I,,s,rra-.sJ 60 - -(;-bt--
hood and healthy location
We urge fun attendancs Of buyers safisSed
as we are that those desiring eligible and attrac-
tive homes, can be suited a. % price and terms
TEEXE.-FIve years credit
A. STRETCH Executor.
A. NELSON q CO, and
may1slw J l. ar W. BROWN, AE'ts
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. May 23.-Mouey easy and I'M
baats and Of Ia Pavere 4 Bro a re- unfounssT
Sterling unquiet 934G92s. Gold opened at 1885,
declined to 1884, closed at 1887 bid 1889 asked
Governments opened very firm closed quiet.
Registered coupons of 81 1l1L@ll1%; 5-2Os
do registered 80 1O6IS91O614 5-20s coupons $50
l0914Gl091s; $50 coupons, "a l05G 1857; 500
coupons of '65 106l4@1O65z 1O-40s registered
9934@993S; August $50 l061Sgl063s June 1905
lO6lzdlO6t4
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april If 2lO Church ST.. Nashville, Tenn.

100000 FEET SEASONED POPLAR PLANK,
WALNUT, CHERRY AND ASH, corner of Craw-
ford and North Summer streets.
may--1m
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

A Card Ia IBVaiiilS.-A clergyman while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by bunelul aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate. will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it.
FREE oF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-24

10 all Pgers Of Tpagorcc P-1urrns.
THE 'MERCHANE5' AND MANUFAC.
i turess' Mutual Insurance Company" now
completely organized, with its 0thce ~ tlg
Chamber OF Commerce, viii issue Poll.
cies against loss or damage b. FIRE, ard the
perll5 Of the seas and rivers. a.
EQUITABLE RATES OF PREMIUM
The great characteristics point Of this Com
pany Is that o. an equitable commercial c0pars
ner-hip, an which every partner participate o.
the full extent Of his contributions, whether Bro
Stock or Insurance Premium
The stock is Fixed at One hundred bel
lars per share, 10 order that the SMALL al.
well as the LARGE payers Of Premiums ma,
Justly sud equitabiy participate ia the aiy8r
tage5 offered.
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed ana
annual Interest a. ten per caIst. up1r
the amount paid up.
The INsU RID shares pro rata with the
SIOCkhOLDEk ths profits derived from the
business.
The subject y one Justly entitl 81 b the ssr.-
ous attention OF eFe cry lntsliigent merchant AMI
real estate owner, and a close vestigatiCu can.
not iaIl 10 develop the advantages OF Fs-ur..,.
10 the insured and prosperity 10 ths inrurcr.
pIelented ~ the Merchant and Manufacture
Mutual lnsuTance Company, under o far share
ol public patronage and close attention o. Dol.
proper administration.
a. =. GOFF, President
~. HOBSON, Vice President
W n GORDON, cecretarv
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saturday. Ihe 18Th Day OF June Next.

Upon credit Of six months, the purchaser Civ
luE a note bearing interest from date, with two
good securities. and lien also retained Tor the
payment Of the purchase money. tree from the
e1uity ii redemption, the following described
tract or parcel Of land, fc-wit Lying IN District
No. Of Davidson county Tennessee, bounded
ss follow BEGINNING "a the southwest corner.
l2ls decree. east J 3 peies and y Inks 60 the
CONFER. thence due east ~ poles and five links,
20 a corner IN the road: thence south AZ lie
rrees. Is poles. t2l5 links 20 b. =. Neakley's
fence. thence due west 20 the place % beginning;
containing six acres and three-iOuFths Of an acre
and three poles. sud being the same land CON
ysyed by s Pnchits 90 ID. j. Scanland. Said
land will be sold 70 satisfy lien in favor Of A,
i, Shankland vs. John j. Beech, aud within the
hours prescribed By Law.
JESSE q. FRAZER.
mayl- ii Gle Of the Supreme Court.
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THF registration Of voters in Robertson
county stands, 2Sj white, and 200 colored.
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81. LonIs Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 23-Tobacco is steady and
unchanged. Cotton dull and lower, pc Flour
weak, with a declining tendency; superfne
Sl2 00@i2 So Wheat, fall 80 s0@3 90; No
spring So SOAP So. Corn duh and lower, 81 02G
] 08. Oats quiet at 90G93 Provisions quiet,
rib sides 91&. Bacon-shOulders l11S clear sides
1904. plain canvassed hams l5146l519. Lord
1917 Whisky % 05612 az
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1t has at last
bssn decided ihat1he best Boots aud shoes
can only lie got AT the Nashville shoe store
No "a North College street
- o6-3rn. NJ. MoBGANsTEIS.
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE sU-
ID preme Court Of tennessee. NJ Nasnviile,
pronounced at its December Term, 1856. in the
case OF A. B. ShRnEiand rs. John J. Beech and
othsrs ! viii proceed "a sell. at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door IN
The -ifv II Na.hLIIIe. On
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Ncw.YorkInrr Goods HIarket.

depressed. Blesched musling particularly are
lover. Masonyille. Amoskeag, Lyman mills.
221& Bishop 2l1z; AndrOscrOsgiR A. 20: Bal
Market, IL Bartlett "A, 49, Sheeting steady.
l7,G171I faSextra, IS for Atlantic A and Indian
Head. and l61z Tor inferior, Prints quiet and
unchanged
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fHOs. S. MARI, Pres't. l.. q. TARBoN, Cash r
NATIONAL. SAVINGS COMPANY
Corner Union and College Streets.


Coupons .-....s... .... o.
Louisville 4 Nashville II. r. Stock .........-.. s.
Louisville i Nashville Il. x. Tax Receptacle
Nashville Chattanooga X. K. Stock. 2
Nashville Corporation Checks.....-.....-.....-. s.,
South Nashville Street X. X. Stock. a.
Suspension Bridge Stock q
Davidson County ~
Gold lSI
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A card 20 In,n,las.-A clerezmnn. vi

Doors. SASH AND BLINps at cost, corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Her owners considered her worth $40 600.
She realized for some of her owners a large
amount of money, during and since the
war, and her prospects were favorable, as
she had just entered upon duty a. a regu-
lar Nicksburg packet. Her profits this
trip would have been, we have no doubt,
$4,000.
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DEATH or Squire 2. B. COLEMAN
We regret TO have 20 announce the death
Of Squire Coleman. This event took place
Yesterday He was an earnest. ardent
homogeneous, kind-hearted, ever ready
to succor the distressed or to extend sym
pathy where il was needed. He had a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance,
who will cherish his memory.
A DISEASE resembling cholera prevailed
recently at Helena, Ark DIR. Buell., Sur
geon-in-C Chief Of the Refugees and Freed
mems Bureau of Arkansas, has made an
inspection with reference TO its nature. He
found no real cholera, though disease Of
a most serious character resembling chol-
era, bat epidemic in form, had prevailed,
owing principally 10 the crowding together
OF great numbers ia small quarters, and
suh4isting upon fish without vegetables
during the recent overflow.
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Corner UnIOn aud Cherry 81, Opposite
Rank OF Tennessee, Deals fn Cold,
silver. Government stocks, 0OH-
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and SOtfhern Bank Notes.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Nothing.
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
Alert, Up River. -

J. L. Graham, Up River
The river was swelling slightly yester-
day, with 8! feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The Talismanis due to-day, and leaves
tomorrow at P. NJ. for Cairo.
The late rains have checked the fall in
the Ohio. 1t is now on a stand.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 22d saws
the river has risen pretty fast for nearly
forty-eight hours. The heavy rains have
sent many Of the little streams above that
point dashing down in torrents, swelling
the main streams The lower Missouri
has risen rapidly and considerably. A
boat went out for that river Yesterday
(the 21st) drawing five feet, and TO delay
anticipated from the resistance of sand
bars.
The Demjcrdt also saws
From kilograms we have seen, received
by Messrs. Bart. Able, W b. Russell 4
Co., and Taylor, Brothers Il Co, We learn
of the total destruction by fire Of the
steamer Albert Pearce and cargo. The
disaster occurred while the boat was on her
way from this port TO NiCksburg, on Mon
day morning at l o'clock, four miles above
Lake Providence, and about eighty miles
above her destination. We conclude. from
the tenor of those dispatches, that no lives
were lost. Protest was entered at Lake
Providence, and the officers took passage
for Nicksburg or Memphis on the Strader.
The Pearce was built at Pittsburg, April,
1868, by Capt. George w. Willard, cost
fifty thousand dollars, and her capacity was
six hundred tons. She was owned by Capt
Bart. Able, one-fourth Peter Feldman,
one-eighth VIM. Ashford, one-fourth and
f. W. Matthias, three-eighths She was
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JUDGE SMITH has returned from Muir
freesboro. He merely opened the Criminal
Court, and adjourned it again until Tues
day next, awaiting the issue Of the I'm
parchment Court. ........r
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New Yorl. Market.

NEW YORK. May q Cotton dull, and IN
changed. Sales of 1900 bales at 27c for mid
ding uplands. The -four market is dull. Zoe
lower; supertine State and western, $40 Sail 40;
eK-westsrn Sll 70@ll 50; choice do sl3 Coo
IA 70: shipping X. n. o.. sl3 0Oal4 90 trade
brands $l4.O5@l5 co. closing duh and heavy.
California quiet AT SIC 0a@l7 20; California dull,
sl6 II; rye Hour quiet, s. SO99 So Whisky un-
dull and dropping, No. and spring mixed
s. CO. Corn opened 2d3c better; there is but a
limited supply new mixed western 81 l5H
! IS prime western yellow 81 %: old mixed in
stsTe 81 % do. delivered | 27l&al Is; mixed
western 9DMsl 90. Oats aTe.frmer, western Boa
81. Pork opeEed frmer and closed heavy and
lower; new mess 81 l2G2} ~, closing OF the
former rate old mess 81; prime mess 81 ~ ;
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

fOhEldN hAtHANdE-
On LOndon....--.-......'--. ~ per pound.
On Dublin. ...........................-.... %
On Edinburgh ........................... Z 90
On Berlin O3 per thaler.
On Frankfort COL guilder
And on all the principal cities of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money:
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UVotFH Il INMdNl
Station D. Bible House. New York city.
lebl4-3mt
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HNli AHHbNH W
WING. TOBEY a az. .

Jas. q. OGDEN. Prsst. Gus y. WNa. Cashier
PEOP LES BAN
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Second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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CLOSING PRIoEs THIS pan.

Corporation scrip 20
Also the highest price pad for al hind OF
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price LAST far
nished When desired
We ARE SELLING &. S Revsnns Stamps No Gov
eminent rates Of Dircoanf
.SeiiiHg. .g-gltag
80 to 100 per cent dia France Irancs
100 t0 900 per cent di-. Ssitzsrlznd 4. 10 per
200 10 1904 Der cent DIS. Belgium ! dollar
n. y. Exchange. y. pr GEEGASY.
Cincinnati no ". Bremen 81 T. per sold
Louisville lilo pr. Thaler.
Memphis % preua. Berlin, 81 0G per Pms
Small Drafts = san Ihalsr
PoKEIGN EKCHANGE Munich Git
Englani g. % per Frankfort per one
ireland \ one pound Amest srdan 4uilder
Scotland J Sterling. Corporation cheeks H.
per cent dtscOuut
Deposits received aud collections made co all
accessible points.
once hours A. n 10 3 PM
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ilFst Washington and Southern Via
Chattanooga.
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ED8EFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at...-..-..........-9.O0 A. N.
leave Nashville at 20 P A.
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS--FEBRTARY Ist.--OaiciaI.
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OFFICE OF THE
Merchants and Manufacturer
MUTUAL INSURANCE. Co.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

/. NASHVILLE, TENN. HAYI, 1867
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INLAND TRANSPORTATION HISE~
Taken at Equitable Rates.
Rs-Losses fairly adjusted and promptly paid "a
Office Second National Bank building, College
street. JOHN LUMSDEN. President.
W. j. THOMAS, Vice President
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
apl6-d6m-sp
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serOnd Northern.
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IeFS. OPENS.
First Northern.
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SAsHvILIEANDNORT RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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A' p r
Decatur. Memphis aud New Orleans.
1g-lD midnight col. ........- 200 p A.
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DIRECTORS

a. ? NUF y , Trsll1enT-
n. HOBSON, Vice President.
W II. GORDON, Secretary.
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Rufus Henry, Treasurer, reported the
following as the receipts and disbursements
during the same period:
btttll los ~
Disbursements. a. l55 81
40, pp
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NOTICE.

Deposits received aud collections
aeces-a bic points.
Ofllce hDnrs. A. q. % -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

4Eza Ease Temperance Investigations in
11exz1sel asetts have thrown a food OF
Ezf<fs Z the, horrible abuses pracficed IN
4zssh Z zHor trade, and Have at the same
sussESTa0nstTatgd he absolute necessity
sks<sx sdulterated G;fcsiv. ~stinutanIS TOT
aassEf nal. purposes. Cler2yulen OF the
AsF1xs54 standing, men OF the nlghest rank
"a S8aeace. and philanthropistS, u are
sznsSsa sne reach OF prejudice, nave testi-
u1c Ei1iseraeed nauors of commerce Dut
x5Gssnc the efficacy of the
zHgxfozSs tonics as remedial ana restora7
Fxaozepnts q II 4AA t- N
Beu5 on the list of this class of prepara-
ssagyk 1est known and most extensively
1xSnH " all the OF the day,
zHrrsrss Ff1GFETTERsS STOMACH BIT
T-E11s- This specific is the only repre-
ssEzstsx1xs of that absolutely pure article
s-ssrxA. ald social economists in New Eng
Hs.pN lave Just declared not 10 be a proper
ssahassk for prohibitory legislation. The
1AsnrEry DroclaIns By the mouths of Its
exsSsss9rs thar a stiIn1iantof this charac-
1&RTzk a medical necessity. HOSTETTER'S
sExr Tens satisfies all the requirements of
sx<ssn9ss Is alcoholic principle is free
fsErB tRe irritating constituents which
SrnGysis detects in even the best imported
,EEEEsrs4 and the vegetable extracts with
eI1&-R q 5 inedicated are among the best
9zas1E9*Ss and Ecxtoratfvssthat
sEzAzses IN its wO: id-wide research, has
E8sz some constitutions and habits of
1xsz& Sen1snd stimulation, and for all
nasrsss > Stinlulant which combines anti
hs1tS&s and slightly aperient properties
sEl& SSnlc virtues Is manifnstiy Desirable
N4"f 81 A+N 80