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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

nor CITY PROPERTY. several Farms o.
L land partly improved and well situated
for wood and water, In the best portion o
Southern Kansss. Apply to 81
Wv, KINGS Law Office.
Jnn 4 ls67-N
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GOV, BROWNL0W,

does not take away our trade privileges as
well rs elective franchise, expect to be al
ways glad 10 see the Public at the same old
stand Corner or First Cross and Straw.
berry Alley, near the Market House.
August ~ l666-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-25
BETHEL COLLEGE.

THE neat session of this aonrishine insti
L tute wiz open 90 Monday The 2sth Of
Jan, 1851.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-25
THE QUEEN! THE QUEENI 3
THE QUEEN OF N
HAIR REST0 r E RHli

MRS.. WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR RH-
STORER Is QUEEN, not only in name, but 10
virtues. rlsp
tits the best Hair Restorcr ever Of.
~ fercd to the Public.
An infallible restorer. and prcservsr Of the
Hair If faithfully applied.
IL, II Is no Hair Dye!
, It acts directly upon the roots Of the haif,
changing gray hair to its original life color
arresting, premature decay and falling out OF
the hair Graduating scurf and dandru6, and
curing all humors OF the scalp.
1t will change dry and wiry hair 70 soft
and luxuriaut iresses.
1t imparts delightful fragrance 70 the
hair. aoi a 30 1onass v l...s...e
- In short, II you wish to restore your halt.
as in youth, and retain it through life. 'uss
Mrs. Winslows Queen Hair Rsstorsr.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by oil Drugglsts.
sl So For sale by FINLEY 4 STEWART I.
June 9, 'es-iy,, 49,. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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A LOT containing 30 acres OF rroand and
"A situated about one milo South OF the
Pablie Square, Clarksyils Tenn. For par.
ticulss enquire 81
jaIAe7- EaIer &ocuLLoCH,
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MEANER

liquors than mnch made lately would be
hard to find Fortunately ! have large
stock on hand, bought before there was so
much temptation to adulieiase 1t. Most Of
this is six or seven years old, embracing
the finest qualities Of
Old Bourbon and Corn Whiskeys Cognac,
0lard aud Rochelle Brandies, Sherry,
Madeira. Port and Native Wines,
u Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
Apple and Peach Bran. nat
.. dies. &c, &c,
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THAN

to call attention to the Baking Establish
ment, connected with the grocery. | am
prepared 10 furnish fresh and superior
light bread every day, and 70 families or
parties, all kinds OF cakes and breads at the
shortest notice, A fresh lot OF cakes and
bread always ON hand ut the store. II
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FOR SALE

Jan. =. 1897
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-25

These liquors are unri,aled, both in age
md quality, this side OF bonded warehouse,
and are offered at both Wholesale and
Retail. a@f it
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-15
30 YEARS AN INVALID ;,

published by herselfi in the Newport Express.)
To the sick and despair.nsI would bring words
OF encOura cement and cheer. For twenty two
years have been unable 70 sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters, though, during
this period, have had the best medical attend
ance Of the age both in city and country For
years past have suffered extremely from spinal
disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia, with
never ceasing headache. In June last having
then been four months on my bed, came under
the medical care Of DR.. a. d. Crabtre, OF Conn.
Under his treatment by the blessing Of God, have
from the first been steadily recovering. now sit
Up nearly all day and feel no Inconvenience what
ever in walking out without any mechanical sup
port. Mrs. SARAH McNAB,
Derby, Sept. 1867.
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SCRAPS.

Gip-roostcr is the French translation OF
cocktail.
An exchange thinks the most disagreeabie
ago for q woman is the rampage.
Judy's advice to unmarried ladies with
ipdcpende tresources is-husband them,
The distractions at Hell Gate seem to
negative ViTgil's ssertion,-fdais desoeH-
sus AUerni.
Those who support Ritualism contend very
plsusibl that all they desire in church mat
tiers is to have their rites.-[N. Y. Com Adv.
And why is physician like ma ician =?
Because one Is a cup-er and the other a sau-
cer-er.
Ancient, but excellent / faith"
"Will YOU lend father your newspaper,
sir be only wants to read it. Eyes my
bow, and ask him to lend me his dinner l
only want to eat it. :"
"Ah,r said Sidney Smith, when A sees B
struggling in distress, it is not in human ma
ture not to ask c to do something for him.
A six year old seated IN BARRIERS chair
10 Linn the haIrdrester "WeI, my lit
tie gentleman, and how would you like your
hair cut ?'' Charlie Oh, like papas
nlease-yith a little round hole at the top
EPITAPH on DOG.
Paws! stranger, paws! Here lies poor Jack,
His case was truly hard
A dog that yer four feet stood,
Lies buried in yard
The following notice is posted in two pla-
res in Hartford, Ohio: a. ! here depose and
cae. that Judge Lyman, of lawful age, did
hear Martin Wilcox tell his Boys to Stone
nv Rooster of his Grounds, and they Stoned
the Noble Bird like Stephen Of Old Times,
Even unto Death, and he lies IN my Com
post heap. Somebody must Tay the dam
age
Jerrold Gays that young boys who marry
old maids, .'gather IN the spring of life, the
golden fruits Of autumn \ nice expression,
but not at all likely to take.
There's our grandmother, says con-
Temporary, "a striking instance why women
should vote. She's paid taxes on dog toI
the last ten years and now declares she won
stand it any longer. She Will either vote OIL
kill the dog =
Cynical old bachelor to a female friend
"Well, madam, what do you hold on TIN;
question of female suffrage p To him tbs
lady calmly: " Sir l hold my tongue.
Lady out with her little girl and boy
purchased rubber balloon, which escapeC
him and flew up in the air. The girl seeing
the tears in his eyes, said never mind Neddy
when you die and do to heaven you IL dit 1t
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THE GREETING.
A Collection of Glees, Quartetts, Choruses.
Pdrf-S0ngS, &c.

Collection of Glees, Quartetts, ChorrSes.
PGTt-SORgs, &c.
BY L. o. EMERSO
Author Of 'The Jubilate,- "Harp Of Judah,
Golden Wreath, = Merry Chimes" Etc.
UPWARDS OF HALF A MILLION COPIES OF
MR.. EMERSON'S MUSIC BOOKS HAVE BEEN
SOLD, a fact proving a popularity which has re
warded other author Of the same class Of books,
and which cannot fail TO insure for this new vol
ume an immense sale. The contents Of this "
are, Tor the most part, NV. A large number
valuable pieces have been contributed by Mr.. L
II. SOUTHARD, whose name is a sufficient guarantee
OF their excellence.
The marked features Of the collection are
Originality, BTiIlIancy and Variety
and it viii be found upon careful examination that
there is
40 GLEE BOOK BEFORE THE PUBLIC
That in every particular will prove so completely
satisfactory to
MUSICAL SOCIETIES, CONVENTIONS;
Conservatives, Ch,js and Amateur Singers.
PRICE, SIS. SIP O0 per doz. Mailed post paid.
OLIVE DITsON co. Publishers, "a Washing
ton ST.. Boston.
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HAErEn's EAziai enc ycarr.-..-.-.-.si-o'
IN extra copy Of either tile sfI1s-ue. Weetig, OF
Bl-lr will be supplied --lts .1r every club Of FIVE
SUBSCRIBERS 40 '.H' each. in one remittance %
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Fac. numbers can re supplied 20 any time.
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HARPER G BROTHERS,
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(From the Stan dard)

She is dau-hter-in-law 10 Dr., and the
most eminent Doctors in America, Including B0s-
ton and y. W have treated her without benefit
and fortune has been expended in useless at
tempts to restore her. She Is nowup, dress
ed, an walks out without Inconvenience. and the
people stand amazed on beholding her in health rs
that one rose from her grave
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected o. system of mall
in By which tley can supply the Hlg1-irr, WCs.-
DO and Bqzw promptly o. those who prefer % re-
lve their periodicals directly lrou che Office of
Publication Postn1s.e-s ana others desirous o.
getting up clubs, VIII be- supplied with show biz
10 application.
Tie !. STAGE on " Harper Bazl-' IS On cents
year, which must be paid a. the sris-iis-'' post
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TnE Riverside INSTITUTE.

'calAdENTS WANTED throggl0utt ~ [. stl.c..
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PRETTY GOOD

A christian old LADY, little near-sighted from too
fre0uent pinches Of MacabOy, seeing the name 81
.'Sanatorian'' in our paper, exclaimed, Land u
the Good Samaritan amt coming again now hr.
can he cured Of his rhumatiz, and aunt
Polly Of the idiotssincreases tdiosyncrasy) as lr
Hall calls complaint and after getting the iainlIy
Bible, TO read about it, she went out 10 "tel heI
neighbOrs. NORTH star.
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NOT ACURE-ALL!

Dr. Crabtre IS not a "cure-al.' He i obliged O.
turn away daily which are hey ond his control
-incurablc.
CROWDS VISIT HnL-As viii he seen by Dis ldycr-
tisement, DR.. Crahtre is 70 visit this section again
in few days We learn that he is meeting with eX-
celent success, and that crowds visits him wherever
he goes.-Neup0rf PGper.
SASAToRIAS.-Dr. Crab;re-s rooms at Little's
Hotel have been thronged with patients during
TINS his second visit here Last mOntn re treated
a large umber, and we are assured they have done
well, as the great Increase now indicates. A Mrs.
Perkins whom he took to treat for three or four
months returned in one month and declared her
self cured. She has been an invalid SIX years
and two (of many physicians had treated her fJr
tumors, Ac, without benefit. Dr. Crahire uses
means 70 cure disease, and no disease ever was
really cured without means.-orie0Hs SfgndIrl.
TUSoRs OF THE NECK. Some time ago we men
toned the case Of Young girl in Vermont attend
ed by Dr.. Crabtre Of this city, who was suffering
from a scrofulOus enlargement Of the neck a
photograph showing that her neck was much
wider than her face. Under Or. C.'s treatment
she has far recovered that the enlargement has
entirely subsidized, and persons who saw he in this
city q day or two ago considered the cure most
remarkable-'-C0uTaHf Of Ju1e p l565.
The Religious Herald Of his city, says "Dr.
Crabtre is a graduate of New York Colla.e. and a
member Of three medical societies.
The Hartford COurant says in mentioning a
severe case Of Scrofula DR.. {. cured s.In such
cases he is remarkably successful.
The Herald Of Life, N. y says We deem
him perfectly reliable"
The Mayor Of Hartford ''Certifes that A D.
Crabtre, VI. D., is known 10 ne as regular prac-
ticing physician OF this city OF good reputation
city, ALLYN ). SIILLMAN, Mayor.
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GREAT CURE .
senoruLA. cA1Assu AND cossrnrrios cresp.

ScRoFULA, CATAKEH AND C0SsUAFTiOS CURED.
publish the following. II have been an invalid
under medical care above years, and unable 10
do any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrh.
and at last Consumption. Being on the
Of despair, applied to DR.. Craptre, fhe san
gforigi. BY his treatment / have got we'll In a
shortti me have spun 20 skeins Of yarn and do my
Homework. have now no cough, night sweats
or any other difficulty. Mrs. L. CHASE
CROWDS Follow "A greater number than hero
toiore visited Little's Hotel last week, the oc-
cason Of the fourth regular monthly visit Of the
Sanatorian 70 this town. lnvalids bearing Of the
great success Of the Doctors treatment, came in
crowds, On foot, who were able and in carriages,
and the last day so great the demand. that
many were Obliged 10 return without prescription.
His medicines are agreeable to take. and most
wonderfully eihcaeious IN results. he makes one
more visit here this fall, and promises b return
in the spring--BsTt0n paper, Seyt3.
DIR. Crabtre will make monthly visits 10 the
principal towns IN tins County during tho fall and
winter. as be has in Orleans County the past ES-
MONTHS. Those towns where people are too
" 10 size this great opportunity for health,
u drop from has fisf OF once, and add the days
u othe places
Mrs. VIM Greens OF Sutton, applied to Dr.
Crabtre, June 10Th, having every symptom Of CON
sumption-2d stage. A constant hard cough had
irritated and caused an excessive purulent md
sanguineons discharge from the lungs great debil-
ity, &c. She evidently could not Ion give without
help. DIR. C's medicines have restored her the
cough is cured. the lungs we'll, no night sEoats
and she claims she is cured, and do good day's
work.
RHEUMATISM.
Mr.. Green, OF Sutton, applied same time having
long suffered with Rheumatism Of both limits and
feet His gratitude for recovery prompted him
in month to offer DR.. c. double the price charged
EREMEMBER THE DAYS
COME EARLY
W. F. BARKER, Agent.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE POSITIVE PHILOSoPHY-by Peabody.
CONFETTI UP As A FLOWER an Autobiography
TIE HEADLESs HORsEMAN; a strange tale OF
Texas. By MaYne Reid.
CARPENTRY MADE EASY. By Bell
SNOW BOUND. Beautifully illustrated.
Several new Books by Oliver Optic.
WIDOW sPRIGGINS. By author of Widow
BedOt.1
HUMAN LIFE. By DR.. Luntsee.
HASWELS'S ENGINEERING. New edition issued.
BURN'S POEEs. Paper covers.
\ new lot Of Novels, in paper covers,
fresh assortment Of Chromos and Autographs ;
and other new books. Call at
Nov. s, ls67. HUNTIN6T0N'S.
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"COME AND HELP USr

IN VERMONT. Dr. c. hiss been known by his
occasion al risifs since Is6l n All your new $
papers speak well Of him. ~ All his patients
speak well Of him. - See his iOur-pased eireu-
lars for particulars.
DR.. C. visits Families, and brings ont a first
class people a his patrons, which no travelling
doctor has ever done. -,.,,
FXtsuNArIoNs 81. treatment and medicine
from = 10 SIS per month. Patients unable 10 call
may be visited al home.
copv all the good notices given the Doctor. Here
arc n few for samples.
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DROPSY.

Mrs. Mary Sweat Dropsy and enlargement Of the
liver 10 wears diseased unable 10 walk any dist nce
or get into carriage. In two months ueAlu "
er- Crabtre is comparatively we'll Case discharged
August 18th, cured.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DEN TAI OlAS l.
T AL permanently located in Burlington as
/ Dentist, and say 70 those wishing the services
Of a dentist. that I prepared 10 give them
GOOD WORK and az REASONABLE PRICES. !
am permitted to refer o the following gentlemen
OF Montpelier, where have practiced my proies-
sion for several years.
Hon. R0dk. Richardson, Hon. {. vs. Willard.
Hon, J. a. Page, Hiram Atkins, ESQ.
State Treasurer, j ". Ellis, Esq
hon. Daniel Baldwin, Cash. First Nat. Bank.
Hon. Z. p walton,
Please give me q call.
ONCE in First National Bank building. En-
trance on College ST.
JOHN II. COME6YS.
Burlinst u, Sept. 26 l557. VII
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80oaoiadera.
Burlington Fsook Egisderg.
0eutisttp.
DENTISTRY BURLINGTON.

'rHOSE having dentistry that they purpose hay
i Ing done AZ Burlington u0- leliclate them
selves upon the fact that DIT. !. II. C0MEGYs has
located in that city. gentlemen in his social In
tercourse with people and an honorable aud skill
ful man in his profession, he cannot fail 90 eve
satisfaction 70 all patrons His experience has
siven him thorough knowledge Of his calling,
for which lie has a natural aptitude, and We doubt
not that he will be emineutly successful he having
engaged over 80 sets OF teeth the day he opened
his rOoHs theTe-ATgls < Patriot, M9HfpctsT.
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c1-CSr CEETRALAcDsJ-
RAILROADS.
SUMNER sETAEG-us.


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To the o7esrs and MeBBsrs offA, Er,-t,....- p.
brGry Co., ", S. READ Sscrrfe-, -
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pENrISEEr.

DR. ". L. HARRIS having returned to Burlins-
} ton has fitted up and opened a suit 81 rooms
on the corner Of Church and college Streets, over
Lymas Store.
Dr.. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years and cansalcly guarantee perfect sat
isiaction in all operations, both IN the operative
and mechanical departments.
he refers with pleasure 20 W. Carpenter, Il D.
s. W Thayer MD. B. ". Carpenter, 81. ~.
Seutg7-dawtl
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NEW JUVENILES.

QUEER LITTLE PEOPLE-by Harriet Beeeher
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THE STARRY FLAG, OR TIE YOUNG FISHER
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SNOW BERRIES, a Book for Young.Folks-by Al
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JACK OF ALL TRADES-by Mrs. Rosa Abbot
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DRIFTING AND sTEEEING-one Of the Magnet
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THE DESERTED MILL, OR THE REWARD OF
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GYPsY's YEAR AT THE GOLDEN CRESCENT
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MIFCHELL'S NEW BIOGRAPHIES.
Ia EoARD OF THE STATE OF VERMONT. at its
meeting at Waterbury in February, 1867. sut ho-
Lized the use Of the following GEOGRAPHIEs in the
Public Schools Of the State
liitcheI's FIrsf Lessons in Gcogra0hv
Mifohelrs Nae Primary Geography.
hRohelFs Nag Intermediate Geography.
The undersigned .have just issued new editions
q all these bOofs. They have now ready YER
MONT EDITION Of the NEW INTERMEDIATE spec
tally adapted 10 the STATE, and containing in ad-
dition 70 ell the matter Of the lew intermediate
all the natural features, and every town and WI
ae atey set forth, and 10 this Is added a spe
cial Biography Of the State.
These popular works. which are are nov in use
may be had on apple ation 10 the Publishers or
may be ordered Of any bookseller or dealer in
books in Vermont.
Other works Of MitcLell's New Series are.
NIT CHELL'S NEW GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS. |
Tor High Schools and seminaries.
MITcHELL's NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. /
By Professor BRocKLEsBY.
MITCnELLS NEW OUTLINE MAPS.
Published by EH BUTLER&CO.
49, S. Fourth 81. Philadelphia.
Nov. LIST. wins
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TRrA sUEY DEPAEruEyT. Ws.rf~crov ID Z,
April :, l-o7--Ohice 0f Internal Revenue Lea
Ing received satisfactory evidences that the pr5-
eee1s on me enterprise conducted By the Washing
uses, permission Is hereby granted 10 ~ On
pany 70 conduct such enterprise exelapt from aII
charge, whether from special tax or other duty.
+. A. LOLLIi's, Comn,issioDer
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GIFTS !
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

4 SUPERB STOCK 0iE-c -.,I and silver Watch
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LUMBER SAWED, AND LUMBER FOR
SALE,

rVHE undersigned would inform tie public tina.
i he has recently reittei his saw Min In West
for, and put in the most improved machinery, in
GLIDING a large CfrcHkar SgU. and is now PREPARED
to give prompt attention TO all ORDERS for saxinI
Pine. Spruce, Hemlock. Eastwood, and HardwooS
Lumber. constantly on hand nd for sale
TRUMAN G. BEACH
westford, Vt, Nov. til, 1867 WV
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Late CITY Coroner and Health cOmHissOHsT Of Hart
ford, C0Hnecfiezt.l
WIDELY KNOWN AS THE sANATORlAN.'
WILL AGAIN VISIT
BURLING TON
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
DECEMBER 5TH. era AND 1TH, 1867

P-rraf, Rooms at the AAAeTi an House.
The DR.. has been the entire past 1--WE months IA
Caledonia and orleans Counties, treating diseases
oflong standing;
Lirer. Lung. and Throat Diseases; Ser9t-
ulG. Rickefs, and all HUmors; rus 81
Vitus' Dance Rheumatism; CdfdTTh
Deafness Tumors 4; Piles; Dropsy hia-
ney Disease al Female Complains StI-
cert internal CANCER Irregularities Pro-
Iqpsus; .Nercurial and Seminal Diseases,
and TaiHts Of the Blood. &c.
Dr. CRABRE has the hest suit Of Offices IN new
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N.B.-The best people in this city ard state re-
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