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LEGAL NOTICES.
ATTACHMENT.

William Seymour. Plaintiff -
against Before W. w. Nile, .. !.
Wheeler 4 Dixon. doing bus r. of Madison Up.
iness under the firm name Franklin -, county.
Sffsajsnts9 81 :; ,; wheeler 8 Co, State of Ohio
ON TsxE 2sth DAY OF DECEM BER,
~ A. D. 1887, said Justice issued an order Of At
tachment in the above action for the of SO and
81 100 dollars and probable cost s15 Trial is set for
February l2, A. d. 1868, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
January Z, 1s6S. Af5l& VIM. SEf MUIR,
janS-w3ws I--,f s!o-.- INNS Plaintiff.
Nilligan & Dect er. pl'tfs. Before, W; W. Kiie.
). wheeier d,as Co.. des.5 Tp. Franklin Co..
State of Ohio.
ON TIE 24th DAY OF DECEM B FIR /,
~ A. ID. 1867. said Justice issued an order of At
tachnent in the above action for the sum of Nine
tythree and So 100 dollars; alsg the probable costs
Fifteen dollars. Trial set for February II, A. ID.
1858, at o'clock, A. NJ .aI .at
December 80 A. ID. 1867.
-ianl5 w3M - a ...---- ~ !. 4
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and dSaturdays....-..-...> 1fs ~.
sOFFIoE HoURs.-Ofice opens at TX o'clock A. NJ.
and closes at ~ P. M. Sundays, opens stS% A. NJ,
spd closes at 9x A. Nj. n - e -
0All Nails class on Sundays at 5KP M. M So.
SULIUS J.sWOOD. Postmaster.
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MEDICAL.

OLD 2, EYES MADE
NEW easily, with
out doctor or medi-
oines. Sent postpaid.
on receipt Of 10 cts =
Address
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
No. ITO Lexington
Avenue, cor. of Easl
|28th ST., N. Y.
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Sherif's S Sale. ..jla8
Strickland Wyncoopp ! Court St Common
Levi C. Kelly ct al. franklin County.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN OK DER OF
L sale in the above stated case FROM said Court
to me directe will offer for sale at public auc-
tion the door of the house. in the city of
Go uubus, on 4 S
the 29.h dav of February, A. D.
1868,
at clock P. NJ, the following described real es
tate, situate in Franklin county, to-wit: il.gi'
Lot number thirty-two (32) in the town of Alton
in sa county of Franklin and State of Ohio. and
as designated on the town plat of Alton remains
of record in the proper Office of said county.
Appraised at Sl50.00. -t. Z
Printer'sfe fees % 25
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS !
- q 9 .]@ss
Cincinnati Railroad.
Five Trains. Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus s. Xenia
~ Railroads. glH 1fi

NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at los
A. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington. Gilead.
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby. New London, Yelling
ton, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleveland at
6:2O A. NJ, New York 700 A. Nj. This train leaves
SUNDAY night, but not saturday. 49, .rlT
No: OMMODATl0N-Leaves Columbus
train starts from tie Freight Yard.
NEW YORK EXPHESS-Leaves Columbus ct
Halo A. NJ. viii stop at Delaware. Cardington Gal
ion, Crestline, Shelby, New London, Wellington
Grafton and Berea. Arrives at Cleveland at 35e
2. M, New York next day al 3:45 T. M. a.
P. M. Will stop at Worthil gton, Lewis Center.
Delaware, and all Stations to Shelby and Shil.h,
New London WELLINGTON, GRAFTON and Berea. Ar
rive at Cleveland at so p NJ, New ork 1890 P. M.
SPRINGFIELD ACCOMMODATlONVI VIA DEL
AWARE-Leaves Columbus at 2:40 T. Nj. Will
field arriving at Delaware at 3:45 p. NJ, Springfel
ego p. NJ bis train leaves Sprinsfeld at tbs A.
1925 A. Nj.
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- Closing and Arrival Of Mails
ssg- : . isss At THE ss.i.s. T
coLUM B US POST OFFICE

Ass. - T. -. e
Eastern Through Mail.
via Steubenville New
York. Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia. -.
Cleveland. Toledo. WASH
ington, D. c.. Sandusky,
Boston and Buffalo. .....
Cincinnati, through 4 way
dXenia. Springfield and
Cincinnati through. Xenia,
Sprinefcld. Dayton and
Mad Rives r. K. R......
Indianapolis. through q way
&C. p. 4 /. f. R.,.........
Indianapolis, Chicago and
st. Louis. through.
Cleveland way and Della
Ware. s.., -......
Wheeling and W Zanes-
vile and Newark.....
Wheeling through. Wash
inston, d. c.. and Balti-
Steubenville way..........
North v est. via Crestline 4
Fort Way ne. ........--...
North East, via Grestline q
Pittsburgh ---- .......
CircIeyille, ChilIicothe i
PortsmOuth
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Master Commissioners Sale

MASTER commissioner sale.
George L. Conversel Court of Common Pleas
N'Is 1Tg s; 4 OF FI.HfS An s9GHsE OF
to me directed. will offer for sale at public auc.
tion the door of the Court House, in the city of
Columbus. on
Monday, the 9th day of March, A. D.
1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following resi- estate, to-
wit: Situate in Franklin county. Ohio, and in the
city of Columbus, to-wit:
to-wit: Beginning in the eas; line of Washington
avenue sixty fee north of the southwest of
of said outlot ana the east line of Washington ay-
thirty 800 feet thence east pa allel with the
south line OF said outlot one hundred and twenty
west quarter of said outlot No. I2 thence south
parallel with the east and west line Of said outlot
thirty $50 feet; thence west parallel with the south
line of said outlot No. II one hundred and twenty
feet. or less. t. the place of beginning, and
being the premises heretofore conveyed by VIM. ID.
Dupnick to said Maria Ivy.
GEORGE H EARHART.
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
GEoRsE l.: CoNvE SO, Atty.
Printers fees sl1 rs febs-dltwtd
Master Com missioner's Sale.
Rickly 4 Brother Court of Common Pleas
Lyman S?ns . ct al !, 81 FrsnkS sogHty :. s.g;. a.,
L sale in the above stated case from said Court
directed will offer for sale at public auction,
1.-THE door of the Court House. in the city of Go
lumous. on
Saturday, the Goth day of February, A. D.
1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described real
es ate, situate in the city of Columbus, Franklin
county, Ohio. to-wit:
The west half OF inlot number seven hundred a"d
seventy-four wv y 77D in said city of Columbus,
the same i designated on the map of said cit,, ,
being the same premises conveyed to sal Lyman
one by Joseph M Stewart and wife. by deed dat
ed j an1ary 30th. 1854.
Also. thirty (SO) feet off the north and of inlot
number seven hundred and ninety four 0s4l in said
citv Of Couu bus, as the same is designated on the
map of said city. --5ss-rs "a
Vest nalf iniot TIA appraised at So 900 90.
Thirty feet off north end inlot 794 appraised at
S5UO 90. "a ..-5.s.-,- -f
Printers fees Ss .25 - =
GEORGE H. EARHART, .
~ Sheriff and Master Oommiss oner.
jan2s-d1twtd
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Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON al
Night Trains TO Chicago,
New York and
Boston. .-Hz ll o.

Bagsags checked through ph;s.Ss,YS; tS New York
New ork, via Crestline. s+s5 r-a3-
RETURNING:
Nisht Express arrives at Columbus at 145 A. M. d
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at zoo
p. M.
Mail Train arrives ut Columbus at 9I0P. NJ.
Springfield Accommodation arrives at Columbus
at 10:25 A. NJ.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
..fJ..s- - E. s. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
L- Agent. Columb s, Ohio.
Columbus. January Q, 1858. :. - - -
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K I NJ C s

2 PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MAD FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF
Rev. CHARLES E KING, NJ D., LII. D.,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
CON . u M p II 10 N
IN ImS, ,Ios,m A 1,n A Nnnn ON AnEs,,
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50 CENTS A cory WILL BE PAID
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Master Commissioners Sale.

GEORGE 3. .EARHART,
jan2s- dlt&wtdR Sheriff.
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|goMFoRT AND
'RUPTURED.-Sent
postpaid on receipt of
|10 cts. Addre 8 DR..
liz. b. FOOTE, (au-
thor Of Medical Com
|mon Sense. Book
400 pages, 81. so. sent
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

UNDER the judicious management sheN-
man, assisted by the vigorous pen Of Colonel Flood
the STAT EsMAN did most srlendid execution dur
ing the past campaign.-Ne,oor1 AdUocate.
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nistreesing Casualty.

As the Western bourd passenger train UNI
der the charge Of Capt. Henry Lyle was APP
proachiug Johasop's Depot, last Wedne sday
morning, Mr.. JOhu Faw of that place, who
was standing on the road, was knocked from
the track aud seriously injured. Mr.. Faw,
being deaf, did not bear the train coming,
and when the Earring Of the ground appraised
him of It's approach, It was too late, and in
the attempt to get of the track he was struck
by the engine. His left shoulder and side
were terribly mashed, and he died before he
could be carried to his home. No blame can
attach to Mr.. Hoxsie, the engineer, who,
whistled on brakes and done all in his
power to stop the train, when he saw that
Mr., Faw was not going to get of the track.
His relatives and friends have our sincere
ympashies.
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To Thnsa nnnoarnad-

TRose'who are indebted to US for subscrip.
tion, job-woFk and advertising are once mo:o
called upon to come up Immediately and
make payment, and prevent US from having
to place your accounts in the hands Of an
officer for collection. With some of you, we
have waited four long, dreadful years, send
ing you our paper week alter week, printed
entirely at our own expense. Therefore, we
are in great need for money to procure ma
terial necessary to carry on our business.
We will take-whe1 the money cannot be
g~ottep--bacon Sour, wheat corn, cotn-meti,
butter, eggs, wood, Or anything we can use
in our family. Now, We are giving you avery
fair opportunity to pay up your accounts
with as, and by taking tho good advantage
Of the opportunity we have thus placed be-
fore you, aud bringing us in the country pro-
duce or the national currency, you win great
" obTige U.S. whereas, if you do, not, zee nil
oklige gou.
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soalawaea.


Five gentlsHea (2) are travelling through
the country, s%vindling honest people BY q
miserable bore called a Musical Concert B
L. Hubbard is the leader of this band Of i'm.
posters. They gave fourteen Of our citizen.
one Of theft rare % satSrtainne6ls last Wed.
nssday evsuiug, a. tie Methodist Church
and We are one Of the victims, who contrib.
stsd to their proceeds Of So So They ar,
an uneouth set Of shsHswamp Angel species
and Il aPpearSt TO Us TIA. their more appro.
PIRATE sphere would DO shoyslins dirt on I
railroad, Getting eordswood, wauling rails
OF doing some othsr.hsrd service. We war;
all other communities Of these soalAwagI
and that their Grand Concert IL Z humbu,
on a sgaAee ,eaie Brethren Of tho press
pass them around.
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Contemptible.

One day this weekI S. A. Bowel of our
town received a letter from 10 Powell, tcau-
didato for Congress iaSthis District y bear
ing the frank Of Joseph 9. Abbot, United
States Senate, and containing a cut Of Hon.
R.. R, Butler preseniihg 4 pairof boots to Ia
Fayette Jones for the murder Of William o,
Waugh, near Taylorsyille in johnson county,
during the war. The Colonel has become an
author since he received forty-four votes
for Congress last summer, and entities
his literary bantling, |" The moral, Religious,
Military, and Political History Of R. R Bat
ler." This cut is one Of the illustrations of
the work, and IS as much a burlesque on this
branch Of the art as its author upon the HUI
man species. II is proper to add, that the
gentleman to whom he sent this laAs picture,
regards II as no high mark Of the esteem of
The sender, and as an evidence Of his total
want Of honor and principle. Powell has
rendered himself ridiculous ami disgusting
to all sensible Republicans, and sold himself
out to ReSels ana Eopbsfheads for TIE bare
hope Of a recognition BY that party. He,is
alSugbinS stock at Washington, dstssted BY
all parties, and used only by the Democracy
as a tool to do this dirty work. His book
will be a disgrace to the civilization Of the
age, and any printer who will publish such
Faih will bring his pr0IedsIoa into dIsrspute.
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Public s~peaklne.

Maj. All, Pettibone andool. Thomas n.
Reeves, Electoral candidates for the First
Congressional District win address the PEG.
pie on the issues Of the Campaign at the fol-
times and places; 4
Taylorsville, Saturday, September 70.
Elizabethton, Monday, September IA.
Carriers Depot, Tuesday, September Is.
Blonntville, Wednesday, September ls.
Kingsport, Thursday, September IA.
Fall Branch, Friday, September lS.
Sneedville, Wednesday, September %.
Rutledge, Thursday, September "a.
Morristown, Friday, September 25.
Rogsrsville, Wednesday, October 4. ;
ROgersville Junction, Thursday October 8,
Russellville, Friday, October ..
Newmarket, Saturday, October 10.
Seyieryille, Monday, October u.
cambridge, Tuesday, October l3.
GreeneviIle, Monday, October 10.
Clifton, Cooke Co, Thursday, October %,
Parrotsville, Friday, October %.
Hays Furnace, Saturday, "a.
Jonesboro', Monday, October 20,
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THE UNION IAG
.lonesbOr0 Tenn Aug 2S, 1865
LOCAL ITEMS.
KU KLUK KHAN,
This internal md treasoneIle ureaniRati

."a.. L.M M# A. .M..4.
This i~nfetnai sndtreasonable urganigation
If Coppsrheada and Rebels AS made is aP.
a~ssrsnce III Washington County, undsF ths
name Of the ewhite Mani GuaFd w are.
rs,jably informed that regular meetings of
tbis character arc held sever miles northeast
Of ,bis place. One a alr townsmsn was out
in that neighborhoad one evening this week,
and saw enough % satisfy him Of is exist
eDce, Pickets ae ont whilst the conclsye i.
in session AID mo- one allowed to approach,
save those belonging. The last meeting was
held at BASKETS SCHOOL house, and several
opite recently % 81 near tae farm Of Shetif'
Elbcst S. Cox. Many Of the members ofthis
assassin,bsnd are known, and a young Rebel
living in the vicinity Of JonesbOrol of Pioas
incliaaaOns tGod pardon our blasphemvl acts
as Chaplain. We Intend TO publish a list Of
these scoundrels as soon as we can obtain ",
that our people may be a~ppsised oftheir dark
and hellish designs. Their intentl Grimm
al, or why the secrecy Of their meeting as to
time and place, and their strictcaatiop. they
belong to the John A. MurrelIForrest-Plke
conspiracy, that exists Throughout the entire
State. The authorities should take this mat
ter in rand at once ana discover what the
geutlemen Az doing, lWhehsihe life Of some
Union man IS taken o. bis property destroyed,
then there may be 40 eBort made to stop the
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pemoeratic convehtIon.

The Democracy in the Dissriet, held theft
Convention in Grseueviils OF the 2lst. Col.
z. Il Reeves, Chairman, Carter Duke, secre.
tary. Col. A. A. Kyle vas nominated for
OOustess, and Col. 7. n. Reeves District
ElectOr, and Col. Az. brown, Mai. James
Britton and Col. tohp Nsitbstland, sab-Dis,
tric1 Electors. Col. Brown refuses to serve,
Reeves accepts, and Ne and Maj. Petition,
have made q list Of appointments to be fOdnd
in another column.
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In ChancerE al EIizabetht0n.

L L
VNTM. G. BOWERS, ADMIR- OF vol.
wv Bowers, decd, VS.. his widow, heirs
at law ana Distributes. It appearing from
the allegations Of the bill that defendants,
to-wis the children and heirs at law Of Hen
~ Bowers decd, the number Hnd names Of
whom are unknown % UOmpt. AbrahamNage
and his wife Eliza, the children and heirs at
law Of Jonathan b. Bowers, decd, four In
number but whose names are unknown 70
Compt. Joseph Paxton, and hisawife Leyica,
and Abraham N. Bowers, allof whom reside
in the State Of Missouri, and Leonard Bow
ers, who resides in the State Of Arkansas,
are non-tesidents OF the State Of Tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered that publication be
made notifying said defendants TO appeae be-
fore the Chancery Court at Elizabethton, Car
Ter County, Tenn, on, the Sd Monday in Sep.
tembsr, 1863, aud make defence to said bill,
or the same will be taken for CONFESSED and
set for hearing etparte as to them, This 10th
August, 1868. II. @, SMITH CA NJ,
5Saug2iw4pf7l By J. P. sAITa, D G, Z n.
TNzL GRINDSTAFF AND WIFE VS.. WIN.
Davis ct al. In this causeit Il aliedeed
by the eomplainants that respondents Nathan
Bryant and his wife Sarah Bryant and Emil
liue and George Davis, are noniresidenis Of
this State. II Is ordered that sdsd delendahts
be notified by publication to appear at the
next term Of the Ghancery Court, 10 Be held
at Elisabethton, Garter County, Tenu., on
the 90 Monday In September, 1868, and make
defence % said bill OF the same will De la
ken for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
August 18th, 1893. II. g. SMITH, CEN.
6saug7iw4pf5] By =. P. Sara, D. O. Nm
n W HAMPTON, EXECUTOR, &C., VS..
Ii Sarah ]. Campbell Ct Al. II appear
ing from the allegations Of the bin that de-
PENDANTS A. ]. Shull and James Mast and bis
wife Mary L., are hon-rssidsnts Of The State
Of Tennessee, IL Is therefore ordered that
publication be made, notifying said defend.
ants TO appear before the Chancety Court at
Blizabesbtoni on the I'd Monday 10 septem-
Der, 1858, and plead answer ofGdemur 10 said
bill, or the same will be taken es confessed
and set for hearing exparte. Aug. 10, 1868.
II. Q. SMITH, lC.kM.
6saug2lw4pf5l BY J.. p. SMra, b. G. & NJ.
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Thu School Directors Ia the county Of
washington, viii please report lotbe undef-
signed, al schools that have been furnished
wtth free schoois fbr fye months of the year
1851 and Laos. accQtdin4 70 ire requirement.
Of The School Laws Of March S. 1851, and
Of March i4lhi Iees. Their attention 70
thll notice ,at AZ early q day a. pracii-
cable, rth b. benefit 70 heir several dc.
ttaa fnarc'ailt LF pHAKE,
Sapt Pub Inaifucliou.
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Masonic Notice.

All Royal Arch Masons members Of wash
Chapter, No. q, arc hereby notified
to attend the Celebration o. the Cap Stone, Z
on Friday the 4th day Of September A. p.
1868, A. 4. 5sss, <. D. 25sa, 81 which time
the annual election for officers WILDE hold.
BY order Of N. IS, HIP,
JoaNS M4THEs, SscTstary.
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New Era.

Our friend, H. u Terrell, Esq, has takeu
charge of the edi.orial dopartmsns 81 shis
%cellent Republican Journal He Yields q Sig-
orous and trenchant pen, and I'VE Welcome
bic entrance into the laborious ana responds
blesphere Of ne~wspapeEdom, n
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Masonlc.

All NJ. NJ members Of Rhea Lodge No. ~,
are hereby notified 20 attend the stated COM
muuicatiou Of the same, on the frst Monday
in September next. BY order Of the W. NJ.
G. W. MEEK, Secretary.
Jouesboro' Aug. 10, 1868. 4
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County Cont. BlonnlNIlIe.
SHERIFF SALE

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VEND. EN-
ID poa to me directed, and delivered from
the Honorable Circuit Coartsof Green county,
Tenn, tested I'd Monday Of June, 1868, upon
. Judgment and Costs FOR the sam of Five
Hundred aud Sixty-eight Dollars and eighty
four cents, the remainder Of a Judgment and
Costs pronounced BY said Court at us June
term, 1868, in favor Of Samuel S. Hawkins
and against Zachariah Brown and Rachel
Howard aDd others, will sell at the Court
house, door in Jonesboro1 on Saturday the
18th day Of September, 1868, for cash in
hand, all the right, title, claim and interest
shat Rachel Howard has in and to a life in
terest or estate 10 d tract Of land situated in
Washington county, District Ne. 10, adjoin-
ing the lands Of Leroy White, VIM. i, Nc
Clary aud Sam, Barnes, the tract Of land
said to contain 200 acres, until said Debt
and Costsis satisfied. This August 10, 1868.
6saug21w4pf11 S.E. GRIFFITH, Sh'R
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The Heated Term

August 10 Invariably an uuheaithy month, and IN,
dOgdays are universally Quoted As an unhealthy sea.
son. Diseases more frequently terminate fatally Al
this time than at any cthsr, owing tc The relaxation o
he system. This Il, i~hereiOfe. the proper time 70 u.s.
a remedy that will T~ccpPerAte tho strength and fortib
the system against the attacks Of disease. EEperienc,
has demonstrated the mst that H0srEFTER's sT0M
ACH BITTERs ID the best medicine used to accomplish
this desirable object, BY It's use the uppelite Is in
creased, digestion promoted, all feelings Of depression
reinSvedj ana the Wal functions rostorea. The afie
led shonid avoid all pernlcious alcoholic preparation
purpOrting to be TONES snd restorasives, as they Only
afford temporary exhnirAiioa, and eventually entau
dangerous, Il not fatal fesHits. This Is hover tho cas-,
with H~0sTERrERs, STOMACH BIrTERs. They az
ford permanent bsheat and ioo,he tAe nerves without
reaction following their ase, The weak ard de6iitS
ia. BY its ala, awake y sepaa Of TIE enioyments o
life, aud they are enabled once more 10 take their &C.
Sus.ohea positions 10 society. h0srETTtEs BIT,
TIERS are nov eonsldeted the standard remedy Tor al
diseases arising from an inpurity Of the blood. rhes
AFRO Manufactured ID greal quantities, and there b
scarcely a city or hamlet on the habiiabis Siobe whsr,
lhsy msy not be found.
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J~onesboro' Literary society.
The JOnesboro' Literary Society meets ss-
cry Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock, At Col. @.
2. Grisham's room, f%ton,ins bis dwelling
house. B. NJ GaUprrn, sssrsiasg.
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New Book.



NooRf LIFE o. noNs scHUTLER coEFAx.
T. D. Peterson, & Bvolheri, No.3O6 Chestnut street.
PAiladslphia late in pms AID Win publish in a few
Rev, A,i. DIp0ra, on south Bend, Indiana. Win xa{
Tor twelve gears, as pastor and friend, in the eattro
eenldfoee ~ Nc. CQlhry, and had access 10 the fles
dl the paper published hg Rir. 0olf4x flrtwenta Anars.
andt 10 the Congregational Glotc;l knows AN lls past
history Andti who lave known him from hoyhodd
he began this Biography two or three geafs aga. -
Mint u y not ono % tie hurried and ~cphemeral pnbliL
caioas 50 comiaoh IN reelection gearr. Mr.. Moore fs A
gentlemen Of I've talent and cuitnfc, and them r. no
aeuet PIT ths5 t4is AiogRpiE q Mr. colfax WIN b.
Wortigoi us dlstingnished s1hject
The iolloeiI4aietlerftnm Hf. Culfax. to Rev. AZ.
Moore Will explain ikelsi-
wksntSeFoS, D. C., May 50, ISIS.
''My Dear Mr.. Moore
AS Bcur prediction a year ago has been realized. Il
nave no further ohJecfion 10 5uur publishing am
sEetgh, more o. less fui, OF ny lilo, y0h mag buvs pn-
pared As you were for o dozen gears 4 feiIon.to4ns-
man q mine, and aygped friend, | suppose eon know
about showing and although mu engrnssine dugei
here leave memo time 70 reyis0 The manhsrrpt. hass
no Tear ihAt gour work WIZ pot DO faiihIql one.
yours, very truly,
aCuurLER COtFAx.
HHev. A. J. Moara, South BEND. indiana. =
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