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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
Blight Weeks for Nothing :
THR COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A ID so ESCRtBEKs 10 ms tpLflyA-
n tor and CCautry 6cniisIn 30 f.s 1903 TO-
eeisej Previous ~ November l. isss. i, ifA The
money. VIII receive that Taper weekly tlr.lyh
Hoyembrr and December. ashf sara ,sfs 90 al.
without -h1rTg.
Tho CuitiFatoT aud Countr. usriiHe-n b.
published Do l4lSo weekly uaml.,r- % iFtrsa ID.
tg0uty pages eaih and detiFbfii o. inrlaIs
every department Il AErirulfura. atasA Ran
ila, Horticulture and D0uesiic I.0uany
The publishers prefer ustng tlIu iail1lsins a.
tra-tf from well informed -n8lrts Father ban
% speak U.s. themaelrea
The Name Warmer sFeaks 0f ths t.alfr.
hsatlemau a. standing az ile bead q Toe
Agricultural press - tls county
The Scottish Farmer eaiis The Comfy t.r
pers devoted o. natter uf rural sran..lt
The Gardener Monthly says Lhat ffa Conn
Try Hrntigllu is 90 conducted with Hl..r.. t.f
taieut equal % aa5 European iOur.ai snl noe
nor D. MOST II fL sia."
The Canada Farmers Advocate yr IA.
sre ia receipt ai azrt-uiarat public 8fi.as I'm.
an parts q che world out Tor truthful s.,,irf-
y EN- written, rrartical articles. aad General
81 AZ ~ OF we Faper We have sssi. ffqBs IN
sii g. compare with The CaitiyaLor ami C.uufrq
beutienan. published in the United ~t.fetV
IEkMs-Ihs teras are lower thas gi,rs, g.
asy other paper % similar stzn,iinf Dns eors
y - per year f1ur eupIes 81. afvff e.a,..
SO specimen copies tree of eha-u-
aud Jet - bo remembered, in Ono. lbaf those
no ~ i,scfige i9r loS' e ans date stbaesusnt %
november J. 1907, viii be SUPPLIED rifh tho
aetstf numbsgs from receipt III rsnittanss b.
81 10 ., ,, -, sraisitousiy. Alirse
Abaay. Aea York
- Orders CO tue above ~. RsataIturI
t-per a1tfln l1nicd b the ralas}. sdiiessei o.
~ attended, O.. aAal Feeli-ts o. szHfs i.rsaE 20
oetE q
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
Our Financial and Common
cial Column.

Ever" deUar.u 1t ai business has an imno-
diatc mtor,d t1 TIE markets Of the country. and
in Il .aaa.. Huat18uoas and condition. The
man vbo larIs to keen himself properly adj
yiseI 90. o. the fiso ana fail OF the markets, as
coutr. lIri by tho isws I'd demand and supply
and o., relative ..nii'rn II tho currency h
exposed @. constant i.se ami must necessarily
Tall I...aH 1.. ms,e,aJ,iGgent aud cnterprisiug
usiru..Js. l1 order o, make our paper valuable
as 7,.n as iutoroBiur. We shall continue 10
aara HIa "a srrrIl. FEATURE. Our Daily
Marfrt r.rr..r domestic and foreigu, By teio-
.rsTu aul Gar Dty EtlarjF soften ur at heavy
cvl,a.o. Lsys chad .U.,i the commontHuon Of
.gr l-.t businessmen wb,la oar current hnan
uaI Reports from ala 90 laRtinE a.anoy centre
.lta country are fuller than have ever
I.Ju.tri g.. aul y,bgi ,rasasi 10 Ieuncsssos
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
In the Political Interests of
the People.

Tho UNION AND DESPATCH as hereto
fore. viii take tho COnst.t stivu sni laws for its
guide. and 10 tho discussion OF ail the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out Of the
srtraor binary condition la which the country
placed. It will adhere 10 tbs principles an
teaching Of the founder ans evpositors Of our
government and institution. u will ondeayor
10 guard aiih vigilance and l,tnd With unWa-
vsriug e.Iaes ness and tstth tho lights and ints-
sts VI aid The States. tui tho or .ential priuti
Iss which constitute tia basis ,l ha ReIlbhc.
We rbali oppose all iugasjans u, these. sid
uphold. ia the almost of oar ability, Che un'"n
~ the state. uul,r them Feeling that they
rs enhance cred by The re- aIu.iontrs schemes 81
Radical politicians who nDv 1H.I the lggis
alive poser Of the Government vt hsll abais
.tu.u. uf our pact opposition .a Their mea
mrs with these yias thi-h .,-o ra ics tbaE
l.....i convictions. va cannot ana will a''
la..H..- 90 defend The uuiaEuHsio "uHth
zoe s....sa sion, tul iulrosuiluH hosrso uPo ts
people aHj ura .hsu '' risT aud !. tanT rhal
W.I.I ..I De- 'Hau-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
VILE. TEN EaSEE
PHILLIPS a AsHE.kY.
Information In u. n. Circuif
Court, Mid. dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1876

No. t9S-United States W. fourteen barels
kectiGej W hisky.
LUHEEEAS. X. Mop. SMITH ESQ AT.
w tJuey Of the United States for said Dis
tIct hti filed bis Information 10 said Court, "a
behalf Of the United States, and Of az persons
CONCERNED against fourteen barrels rectihed
bl.ky. tlinden Thomas reputed own ers,D al
ieg.nS among other thingz thai said spirits were
seized a. Forfeited % the United Siatss. Tor the
enu7ea IA sald information alleged
Now. therefore. in obedience D. the ~ milton
Of The Court, 90 ne directed and deliE cred / do
hereby fit e public notice o. all persons clam
Ing -4i4 property. &C knowing OF having any
thins g. ~ why the same should not be con
demnod e forfeited, and that they be and APP
pear before sad Circuit Court g. DO holden ia
he Federal C0un ko0m. 10 TIE Capitol At
Nashville. tennessee, ON ths 28fh day of
sumo ISIS. att o'clock A. d.. then and there
90 iuterp0se their claims.
T. X. 0LASCOCK.
Juul- AZ 81. ~. D. Z.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
For the Family Circle,

And Ter tho spec. 4 pleasure ana proht Of the
yauns ss,h V55l. evil give general literary
and ruH.t5us miscellany. Nothing slah tnj
,t- wtv into eur columns unfit fuT the psrusal
rEa uathsrs and daughters Of the land Derrs-
...tu. tie dtm5rsIiliDg s1uEauoBshsm ot many
.5utsmrora-g Journals We shalt esIhow thai
sra5s,,ar. tu,ng % .i,o tboteaior substantial
NattoT. p5oiou,as ,a lo usstai rather Than
cheat. mol
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

ingien some time aga, and it is believed
hat he has made more plates than any
other i've counterfesers 10 the country.
lie IS highly intelligent, with agreeable
iiid plausible manners, cool as a oueum-
9er, sharp as steel Trap and always self
possessed and ready
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERsTGND uEkEBY> GIVES
notice 0f his appeintaeat as as.ignss II
Jno. 3. Everett, % MELVILLE. and + s. malis
lAh CiEii D. Ti-t. both % the county ~ HaVli-
s0u and State "a Tennessee within sail Di.-
trict. who have been adjuageii bankfurs upon
their oan petitions. by tAe Datriet Court 81
said Ii.trict.
As. cHADB0uRNE. Assignee
mss iaH1t OMsa, ~ JLulrb street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
Middle District Of Tennessee.

no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
V'hE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
nJti1s Of bis appointment a. Assignee Ct
tbs tales Of J. IL Neaks and joel " New
Dsrfy ci stewart county state ~ feaneSsu,
within sad districl Who have been adi adxed
hsaSrnPis upon theiT oan psfitisas by the Dis
tlfrf Ceg.rt a said dist1li
Dated Dover. Tenn., Ma :. isG5.
JAAts y. fLgOD.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
NEW STORE.
Hats and Furnishing Goods
JUST OPENED
AZ % Nottn th..r, sl..ei

Az lSd Juaf kEIUkAED tkOM uHE
taat, where we have seIustsI MD -,.tI
care 81 entire nss ant eie. iht elycL ,l
I" as "iid t""t-' ios'.ishins tls.'ds
" feel fully prepared o. oder a. fall nnI COM
pitis a iins Of these Goods o. wa e4 q bfsufht
o. thia city.
oar Hal bsIii, rfistrni comprises go the
novelties That have brsd tHtru3iuc,ai l.f- r.,a,o
A. veil ss a iull line 81 SIAFLES
Ia furnishing floods usthfss viu L..
i0uui Hantng that The most flstAil.u4 f.niI
desire. We keep he luJ. " ID lyif u. FreneI.
ok Shtrt, which j. so vol known here
ihat "a Atols 40 rrtnB4 snt. ant siii be- -irpN-I
% our east unsra tIthef from tha stool ar b. sps
rlal order. 90 the fhUftest notice. made tt suy
lyle and fuallty. Ne also have \ lril t,.',rf
meht " iinbrelias aud wRIgs tag Canes.
FL ne i0pst beautiful designs. % al .fahieh We
lh tHc the attention Of Cur iriruds ani fhs eub.
iE generally, feeling confident thaf az tiB lie.
saii-is'iiYB go variety, quality aui pdaal
hrti il SaAK a NOBLE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
oar Manufacturing and he
sseEtIc EuteF-ts.

We hall e.pstaDfy aimouish tho Southern
.u.l,Ie Co ls '.If reliani. and shall do what se
..ag Le ollie % induce the establishment %
..taafci ..,r Boa our midst for our homa fro-
austs I.Irs uul we wall ray sp,cial aitehhon
20 tho Ooaf ruI arArIsTiU7 81 nianulactormE.
s.iCxsu u..siss. 20 euc.5 30 tho divor7id
-,dou si surEbara tudustries and the develop
sent al ..afh ru 1urcos
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

N0TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have been appointed i-sl..ae0 iu bani
fuPtcy, " Tie estate g! aud en- GrsgDT} Of Ia
wilson county. WHO has been adja1Fei bank
Tupi o. hls aEa FcSiiisB. 81 the Distri.t
Caari isg Mtdila 1snnessee.
a p. lnELEI, As.snee.
Nashville. AaY Z fsH ais fawf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

aUt t..t.ai topics. ga suau also give Az eE-
rsuz,vo b. .ilaty of saiuabla saj interesting mat
.-f-ths bort ada,tci to tho hrmiuF classas o.
car etala. which w'il. be- sroat measure. sup
.i- ft.s ,i..sot G. f.JlG agricultural T-Te5
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

We IiedEe ourselves that our ibla h4iI be
sdPpilsd wIth The best The city Bui country 81
l'Td., Our SER ants are polite AMI attentive. and
10 guarantee EatisfirtlaH T. 4I Who fqIv pieiss
~ call on "a.
be Omni6dses leave the hotel regularb lar
az The railroad dep0is and eYuusctiJHa. The
Lebanon Stages also leave from here daiE
SAM'L J. HAEEA Co
Nashville. Tenn. 4 lrd '3th 1873, n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
One Thoroughbred Brood Mare.

THE RENOWNED RAGE HORSE WHlKL.
W IND the thoroughbred Stallion IfM
NIL and the celebrated Race Mare ANN
CHASE The above well known th0f1uyhhreI
stock viii DO on exhibition, anil FOR ALE. az
Capt Fuiler's stables, No. &. South College
street until MAY I'D F0r pedigree anI Der.
lormances see esrruiars ur call no No. O. 35uth
College street JERRY WALTERS
Nashville May I6tb, I56s lN
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
T. j. YARBR0UGH,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
an KINDS. Of Prodl.ce.
No. q soUTH ooLLFGE STREET.

las on HAND a LARGE STOCK or
IL Flour cd ssriJuf br8n,is. lL5. bacon.
Lard. Corn Meat. PoIaiofs. Grscefie- AMI
Liquor.
r. B-Cash. ur Grreeriss a. cash arirss. r,,l
or Produce T. J. YAHBROt Ton
apr No. a south COLLEGE street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
Decisions OF the Supreme
Court.

lnl.se OBJ mo necessities Of tAo local prsfcs
....n. aui ias ssaeial l,ahlic interest sltschiuE
,. he many ues questions touinl before q"
si.s..I trbuaala. Ne vii rabl,sh 40 the im-
,.rtut de- .i,D cd iae SoIrone c'uSi. u"1A
.u.ial suuTs,l W0ita n'i a. raisi uroh %
rsi. tfuftEouiY
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
REDUCTION OF RATES

ss,uheJ al beiag able 20 STATE lhai
very lsrss tugTga7o Ia the number 81 our
bah3 and iI, rs eskh subscriber enables us T.
roiaro The tJioool scription e. hose editions
Wo s. .l tao uaa5o saeerfully be.lHao the ncSos-
siuoa Cd she poarIe bod the impoverished c0udi
t,au IS au. stricken section. Requires Zach con
5~siloul ID. e.u be reasonably made ia their la
tsros,s. trsu an5 aser the Ut January. there
tore. our
"tbMs or INSCRIPTION WILL HF
IN ADVANCE
THANKFULLY ......----.....-........-..-. o 90
y Ettttr .-....--.-.-------..-- ...-..----- q 80
And for ,horisr periods a. ths ssme rates.
81 v earnestly appeal ti.fur i,ieais q "a
IA extending our circsialaa aui IN thereby IT,
sreasing oar taoans d asss.Dsas. a COW Of
,.spsr viii BE- sent sratai. 'tairt8 any sae
= zen sulsenbsrs e. sithar VI Lssiiapn
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
w / - J.. -
PARTISAN BAZAAR
MILLINERY GOODS

I WOULD KEsPfJrtUILI JEfuRM co.,.
/ cd ea-isiiers tiaI haze ust rrtl.ns.i .....
fhs hl.t. uli4 = beautiful sfari af Maaaa
sEHf GOODS, tdl.i.tiar g sfI IIr .
shapes auil styles Df SiiE. STRAW Il.I Iaars
BanHet- hut Ahts- Fltrt- 8 tUt~Fs. r.tU-
t,ons and Ornamental szs0.f- -I- .Hr.fr
and AZ Fricel a. Low t. -ITit 81 rIii....I B. ,..
ilaviEF fufrha--i ..sr ..ocf f... o.. G
lni Fhcsae- h..H.r ~ asa $3.50 s.l.i A. .-.far
81 cash
g. WASH,
No. i31 taa.eG street
narG Pa L..ll.t,. n..-i.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
NO. a. sOUTH HARRIET STREET

Between Broad and Church, opposite g. LuIE3-
den 4 c. Leather Store.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
r. L. WEARLEY
No. q Norh COLES, 81.


C5'sea..-s 40 we.aIa, d ll5',.aaa.ll
, 1868-09-18

Conditioner, Notwithstanding m. m.
ere til Eftersyn paa undertegncdc Contoir
SAINT paa Procurator p. Jennings Contolr.
DEFINE Acknowledgements tjener tillige til
.Underretniag for PantehaTere / Henhold
til PI. 22de April 1917.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den lode
September 1865.
, 1868-09-18
TIE ESTATE
STONY GROUND

with thereto attached IS acres Land on
Sandy Point, situated in this Island West
End quarter and with all appurte2ances'
belonging to DR.. James Y. Stevens, by a
4Gh Auction
Thursday the 15M October 1868
at the Vendue Office in the Courthouse
No. ID b., Strandstreet.
The conditions for the sale, appraise-
ments etc. may be seen at the Vendue
Office as also at Lawyer P. Jennings
Office.
This advertisement serves as notice to
the mortgageholders in conformity with
the Ordinance 22nd April 1917.
Frederiksteds Vendue Office the 10th
September 1868.
e.. SaraMW.
, 1868-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ansattelse.

Anledning af at Overl*ge G. E. Holm
har erholdt Reisepermission for 3 Maaneder
er Doctor J. O. Raphael under lite DIS.
constituent som GarnisonslTge / Frederik-
sted og midlertidige overdraget L@geposten
we'd Communehospitalet m. IN. sammesteds
, 1868-09-18

If0lgc Dagsordenen foretoges
i, lste B%ehandling at Udkast til Anordmng
ON BemvndigeIse for Gouvernementet
til at a~fSIutte Contract ON en- Damp
s~kibsforbindelse imellem St. Croix Og
st. Thomas.
Udkastet med Motiver err %.saaIydende
"Gou> ernementet ~bemyndiges til, naar
Diet paatankte Actieselskab 'St. Thomas
and st. Croix Steam Packet Company,
Limited err blevet oprettet, at lnd2aae
Contract med diets Bestyrelse ON Anven-
Idelsen af SelskabetS Dampshib til Post
90 Transportfart0i imellem St. Croix Og
st. Thomas for ct TidSrum at 5 Aar imod
EN- aarlig Godtgi 'relse at $4,000, hvorat
Diet Halge bliver at udrede af hver at Co.
Ionialkasserne, SAINT at ~tilstaae Selskabet
saadanne Fordele elIer Lettelser for Damp
skinet Farten imellem Oerne, hyortil der
matte findes Anledning.
Motiverne til oyenstaaende Udkast ere
If0lgende
Da F~remgangen af Actie-Tegningen til
Diet i Oernes Tidender i Juni d. A. fore
Islaaede Selskab est. Thomas and st. CrolX
Steam Packet Company, Limited" maa an
Itages vesentlig at afh#nge at, at Gouver-
nementet kan give Indbyderne Tilslkkrlng
'om at der vii bIive ~tilstaaet Selskabet ct
'Bidrag for 5 Aar fra Colonialkasserne at
SIS. 600 aarligen som Godtgj0relse for Damp
Iskibets Anvendelse som Post og Trans
20, tfart0i imellem Oerne, forel@gges oven
staaende Udkast for begge Colonialraad,
for at Gouvernementet we'd Anordningens
.Vedtagelse kan erholde den fornodne Be
myndigeIse til at indgaae Contract med
ISelskabets Bestyrelse, naar denne er bleven
constituent, og Henhold dertil give Ind
byderne en- forel6big Tilkjendegivelse.
bet er en- Selvfolge, at der i Contractor
med Selskabets Bestyrelse vii blive taget
Diet fornodne Forbehold med Hensyn til
Dampskibets forsvarlige Beskaffenhed Og
de 6vrige Vilkaar som maze betinges ira
Diet Offentliges Side, i hvilken Henseende
den tidligere Contract med D'Hrr. q.
Nunes & Co. paat@nkes benyttet som
Grundlag, uden at den dog i Diet Hele wi
kunne f6lges. Der vii blive at fastsette
en- bestemt It'd, linden hvilken Dampskibet
skal vare fardigt til Farten, som neppe VII
kunno b1ivo far T 6nat af 1859. 90 det er
, 1868-09-18

Ell T request of Lawyer P. Lemming in
IN behalf of the distrainer Frederl's teds
Dealing Court for the bankrupt Estate of
f. r. Newton will be offered for sale in
conformity with the Ordinance of 22nd
1917
, 1868-09-18
AUCTION.

VGq FTER Begjpring af Procurator P.
~ Lemming paa Vegne Udlegshaveren
Fre6eriksteds Skifteret som b~ehandIende
F. r. Newtons Fallitbo vii blive opraabt
til Salgi Overeensstemmelse med Placat af
22de April 1917 den DIR. James Y. Stevens
tilhOrende
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

There are many constitutions so inherently
defective in energyI as TO derive great benefit
from a moderate use of pure liquor combined
with such vegetable medicines and extracts as
enter into the composition of RobacEs Stomach
Bitters, and there are many situations in which
even the healthiest derive additional security
from their occasional use.
II healthy persons are exposed TO unusual
and continued exertion in confined air, or under
the heat of the sun, or to the influence of de-
pressing watchfulness by travelling, and change
of diet and water, or il residents of nialarious
districts OF the rank river bottoms OF the West
and South. there can be no doubt but careful!
use of ROJdckS Stomach BterS with the food
would sHrely be the means of warding factual
disease and enabling them TO bear mp unaffected
where without the Bitters they would likely
have 10 succumb TO disease. They strengthen
tone and invigorate, aid digestion and increase
the appetite. Sold by all druggists everywhere
myi3.lm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30
Grant mud the Jews.

When Grant was in command at
Paducah in this State, he ordered the
Jews, men, women and children, to
leave that city, not giving them time to
take even their household goods along
with them. No reason whatever was as
signed for this harsh aud unnecessary
exhibition of brief authority, and the
Jews had done nothing to merit such
tyranny.
: The Jews of St. Louis are about to
hold convention to consider what &C
ten they will take during the coming
Presidential election. There are about
POO Jewish voters in that city alone.
Should the Jews throughout the United
States determine TO vote in body
against Grant, it would be a heavy blow
to the hopes and ambitious of Ulysses
Louisville Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30
From the Erie pa Dispatch, May %
A Saa Rudina Of IN sad story

Most of our citizens will remember
the sad accident of year ago, by which
the two sons of Mr.. II. Lowry, Of the
Steamer Michigan, lost their lives in the
bay. The father was absent at the
time, and the poor mother of the chill
dren was well nigh distracted. For
weeks she was in condition verging on
insanity. On the return home OF Mr.
Lowry a certain straugeness was OBJ
servable in his conduct is II IN dream
making no particular demonstration OF
sorrow at his great loss, seeming per,
fectly stunned Making but brief stay
here, he returned to his home in Wash
ington with his wife. A few weeks
after news was received by his friends
here of his hopeless insanity aud re-
movsl to an asylum and yesterday his
death was announced in the Washing
ton papers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30
United States Of America, Dis
frjcf Of West virginia, SIS.

WHEREAS, i LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF West Virginia on the lsth
dav of Nav, 1865, 10y Thomas Sweeney Andrew
j. Sweeney and T. Campbell Sweeney, partners
in busine IS, using the firm name Of Sweeney 4
CO., against the steamer "Sallie V, her tackle,
apparel and furniture. Now, therefore. IN pur'
suanCe o. the monition under the seal OF the
said Court TO me directed and delivered, l dc
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
the said steamer, her tackle apparel and furni-
ture or in any manner Interested therein, that
they be and appear before the said District
Court to be held at the city Of Wheeling, in and
for the District of West Virginia, on the thir.
teenth day of June, ls6S, at IL O'Clock In the
forenoon Of that day, provided the same shall
be a day of jurisdiction; otherwise. on the next
day of jurisdiction thereaIterD then and there
To interpOso their claims, and 70 make their
allegations on that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
Z S. Marshal ID. VIVA.
Per w. II. IRWIN Deputy. mySe.llt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30
Nature is the Great Physician.

This il now admitted, 10y the medical probes
sion, as a fundamental principle OF healing
science. II is wisely provided by the human
economy that whenever anything is wrong in
the physical system the natural forces of the
body are brought 10 bear to expel the disease.
The great aim, therefore, is TO strengthen the
natural powers. This has been kept in view by
the skillful cOmpOunderS of HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS, which operates 10 give
fresh vitality to all the organs ofthe body. The
effect of this medicine upon the Stomach, the
liver and the kidneys, is prompt and decisive.
The patient, whe Is wise enough 10 gut drug
zinc and try the BITTERS, soon feels as If he
had taken a new lease of life, and rs he son.
Times the use Of the article he ia overloyed TO
snd tine streams of health CouTsing through his
frame. 1t il prepared with great care, and its
component parts are entirely vegetable. II Is
free from the objections so often urged against
preparatiops of the kind. As MEDICAL
AGENT IL has no equal, while its pleasing
favor ard healthiul effects have made II gen.
eral favorite II is free from all properties cal.
Culateh TO impair the system and its operations
are az Oncs mild soothing and efficient. All
who have used HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTEES attest its virtues aud commend II 70
use
Fvvn those who are IN the enjoyment OF per.
feet health frequently have need 10 have re
course 10 tones as preventiveS OF disease We
arc never too well armed against the assaults OF
che ills that flesh Is heir to In health or
sickness this tonic carnot be taken regularly
without giving vitality aud elasticity u the
system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-30

The House Committee on Elections
has lust made report that General
George w. Morgan is not entitled TO the
seat which he now holds in Congress,
and that the legal representative of the
Thirteenth Congressional District OF
Ohio is Columbus Delano. General
Morgan is staunch Democrat, hence
the report. We shall be disappointed,
however, ifhis constituents do not make
sure next fall that he is returned by so
large majority that even his Radical
associates IN the House will not dare at
tempt to remove him as now they pro-
pose to do.