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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-29
In ChanoerH Al NashniIle.

State Of Tennessee-Ohiee Clerk and Master,
Chaneery Court ut Nashville, January the
4th, 1868.
The Second National Bank of Nashville com
plainant. vs.. A. II. Montgomery, defendant :
Il ia this cause that the defendant, A. b.
Montgomery Is q nonresident of the state.et
Tennessee il is therefore oruered that he enter
his appearance herein before or within the first
three DAYS of the NEXT term Of said Court.
TO be held on the frst Monday IN February
next. 1868 and plead, answetOr demur to COM
plainani's bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO him, and set for hearing
ex parte and that q copy of this order 0e pub
nshed for four consecutive weeks ia the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch.
A cOpy-Attest: M. y. HOW Eli.
Clerk and Master.
d. F. WiIkin. sOl'r for complainant
Jams wit.
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I'm Chancery at NashyiIle.

State Of Tenneasee-Ofiee Clerk and Msater,
Chaneery Court at Nashville. January toe
lst, 1858.
james II. Brantley. complainant, vs.. r. s.
SoWers, et ais, defendants.
TAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
IN tins cause that the residence Of the de-
fendant. +. 5. Sewers, is unknown: Il u mere
fore ordered that be enter his appearance here
in before or within the first three days Of the
next term of said Court, 70 be held on the first
answer or demur to cOInpiainant's BILL or the
same will be taken for confessed a. 10 him and set
FOR hearing ex pBrte. and that q copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville onion and Dispatch.
eOpy-Attest NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
W. q. Brisn ! Allison. sOl'Ts for complt
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In Chancery at Nashville.

III NDaIINtIy az -N1IaIIFIIIos
State Of Tennessee-0fiee Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court at Nashville. January the
LIST 1868.
W. W. aPugh. ct ais, complainants, VS.. W,
A. Saunders, ct ais, defendants
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
i in this cause that defendants W. A. Saunders,
Cynthia A. Saunders, John H. Boner,
and Josephenia Boner, are non residents
Of the State of Tennessee: it is there
fore ordered that they enter their appear
ance herein before OF within the first three days
Of the next term Of said Court, TO be held on the
first Monday in February next, 1868, and plead,
answer or demur TO compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ. 3. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
East & Spurloek, SoI'rs for Complts.
isn6-w4t
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Fourth National Bank, for the
purpose Of electiHg Directors, win be held At
the Banking House in this city. on TUESDAY,,
JNo. PoRTERFIELD, Cashier.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1855,

The honse and Lot on Crawford street. between
nigh and Vine streets. fronting TWENTY-FIVE feet
and runninig back Ito feet. The house covers
the entire Don't.
IEENs or SALE-Credits Of SIX, twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty -four months, with interest from
date. Notes with security required and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL.
iuFltrl "a Clark and AaSt.~
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TERMS. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

Specimen copies sent on receipt Of thirty-fve
cents.
Clergymen. Teachers and Postmasters sup
piled at So 50 per annum, and they are author
lied 20 act as agents, retaining ID per cent. com
missions.
Newsdealers supplied at twenty eight cents
per copy, cash in advance.
Remittances at our risk may be made by eX-
press or by pOstotiee order. or by draft.
Address, SCOTT * PITIMAN,
Atlanta, Georgia.
viii not the press generally give the above
Prospectus a few insertions We especially ask
the favor Of our Macon, Augusta. Savannah,
Columbus, Griffin. Nashville. Memphis, Mont
gomery, Selma, Mobile and New Orleans cx-
changes, and will reciprocate the favor.
ianl5 lW
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, February Is, 1865.

A. y. Rozell vs.. j. II. Charlton & others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville. in the above
named cause, will sell az the Courthouse az
Nashville, ut IL o'clock on
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.
A. & W. RANNIE,
No. "a BROAD STREET,
NrAcuUTTTu UuNru

~ NhioH lille IE44N1N.
VETHOLESALE BAKERS AND CON
w PETITIONERS. general dealers in Can
dies, Nuts, Sardnes, Canned Fruits, Oysters,
Pickles, Raisins, Figs, Cheese. ETC., etc.
French and German Toys, Notions, etc.
The attention of the city and country mer-
chants is respectfully solicited to our stock of
Candies and Crackers, of our own manufacture
A. a. w. kANNIE. "a Broad st.
VIM. KEEGAN, Salesman.
ianll II
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DISPATCH COMBINED.

THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED
4 to give through bills lading to New York via.
Charleston, and shippers may rest assured that
time made viii be as quick and rates much lower
than by any other line.
The attention ofshippers Of cotton is parlieu-
larry called 10 this line. and any desired in
formation will be given at Offices of Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad. e. MOWER,
Octl1-3m 4enT Fr't AR't N. 4 @. X. r.
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A FIRsT-CLASs MONTHLY,

English periodicals.
Among the leading serials Of the present year
will be THE GEORGIA CAMPAIGN, by
the author Of" Field and Camp" This will be
a South side view Of Sherman's March to the
Sea-
Battles and Campaigns eG the Army
Of Tennessee, by one of the most gallant
officers OF that Department.
Tent and saddle fn the Holy Land,
by Rev. X. A. Holland, of Kentucky.
Also. a superb serial by Col W. Il. Thompson.
author Of Major Jones Courtship."
The usual number Of Reviews, Essays, Nov
elettes. etc, will also appear.
Now Is the time TO subscribe.
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Isaac Pan VI. M. n. MilcheIl.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1865.

Lot No. 81 in the plan Of the Preston Hay Fac
tory Addition 10 Nashville. lying between the
Franklip Turnpike and the Bilbo property.
fronting 37s4 feet and running back los feet I;
together with the dwelling house thereon.
TERMS oF SALE.-Credits oftWelye and twenty
four months. with int crest. Notes required
with good security, aud lien retainef /. Sale
tree from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
jazz "a Clerk and Master
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Auipu aud 9ispatfh


Largest CircuIatI0n in CITY and STATE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
OI.LGANs COLNll

Ihc .l.lZeAs u uicc.!>''o.J image naVe
organized :. ,o.L-t DIHi, and p.ipJ>c to
secure tue services .. initiates - lc.ruyr.
lie EgcctIIu sLys ihAt tJ.. johnson
and " N. Cuu4.l.4, oil Dci4iA c.4u-lt one
hundred auu one pJdnds vi iI"t uUut III
Greensboro POND recently. ANA ,hat. It'll
out once raising their anchor, iiley caUg ht
in loar hours time. over htty pounds.
The State Homeopathic socie,y -heels III
Newport. Juue 10.
The Musical convention also begins its
session III same place same day.
The Good Iemplars rooms at Ea>i
Charleston We're entered by sOme con-
temptible sneaks vino cut up and destroy
ed furniture. etc.
They are to organize a Grant and Col
fax club at Newport the 18Th.
Post No. 3 of the q. y. X. with L. II
Bisbee, commander, was organized al
Newport the 26th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
ID, E.ccifiaJ HssaascGy.

3D.. atUrday afternoon, while Railroad
vas filled with people coming to the
ration. Mr.. Bicktord was drawing
.I .JIrds down the street. when his
-- .a.ame somewhat frightened 10y the
..l ril. AqueIuct Co. made, and in hold
ia ia. Mr. Bicktord broke one rein.
e. that held turned the horse sud
about. throwing the main part oil
--..w1rd wheels, and throwing j. Il.
..oa'u,rr. VINO was on the load. under
Naycls. MIR. Bic.>tord caught the
by the head. and Mr.. Daichelder,
". .a- uoI hurt. also seized the reins.
t..v morse. now thoroughly frightened.
q. and smashed them up against the
.'ri rail- by NJ. Carpenter house. and
'".".ng about, ran up the street with The
nd wheels attached to him. Those
NH' Witnessed this, now anticipated seri-
- results. as there were many people
AMI wagons in the streets; but fortunate
j The horse took to the sidewalk by Mr.
""odruh's tin shop, and switching the
Wheels against the corner post OF John
'"h block. cleared himself from his en-
'dmbrances, and went on alone, without
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

dora L. Ryan, wife of Lawrence Ryan
Ar-tmurc. left her home on the 22d OF
.. She was traced to Lyndon Centre
...e >he remained the night of the 23d,
which no trace of her has been found.
- Is Years old. about feet tall, and
uu when she lett dark brown
..rr bonnet. dark blue shawl. a calico
let about year Old. Any information
--rect'ng her will be thankfully received
her husband and friends. Address
'-I"reacr Ryan, care I. G. Bishop. West
.-..r. v.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
Honor to the Heroic Dead.

"Ciive flowers bring flowers of every hue,
| From garden-bed and field.
To deck the green above the breasts
That m2de the Northern Shield.
Pluck off the sweetest orange blooms
And roees white and
But not for marriage affairs now,
Nor for :hr young BRIDE hair.
Ask Lille To- thci: p lest bud,
And vioctz for th-ir blue
AK wood and dn for green, st !cIvcs
For those who died for vol.
And lay hove the bosom cold
Where brave heart rep sc,
The lilies pale md viOc.= blue
And orange bloom and roe.
And when the O her Jun sha bloom
Through all rle yc to be,
Bring FLOW ors and fair these
For those VIII" died flg thee
1t was Il happy thought OF Gen. Logan
to set apart one day in which the whole
country could unite in giving expressions
I OF gratitude for the services of those Who.
III the hour of the country'e greatest need.
counted not their own lives dear unto
them. but gave them up Il sacrifice that
the nation might live. The exercises at
this place on Saturday afternoon we've ap-
prOpriate. interesting and imposing. Soon
after dinner our streets were alive with
citizens of the town and adjacent places
The procession formed on the park BY
Union School house. and escorted by the
cavalry, marched up Summer street and
down Main street. to the soldiers Mont
mcut in Court House Square. As the pro-
| ceSsiOn. with uncovered heads. passed
around the monument, each one laid at
| its base. or tossed upon its top. his or her
! offering of flowers and evergreen. Then
an earnest and touching prayer was offer
! ed by Chaplain BraStOw. music by the
! Mechanics Band, and short and appro-
pirate address by Chaplain Cummings.
with the singing of America. closed the
exercises. The procession then reform
| ed. aud returned to the place OF meeting.
! where. after the thanks of the committee
was expressed to those who participated.
| il disbandcd. There were six hundred in
| the procession. which marched III the fol-
( lowing order: First was an escort of cav
airy under Lieut.. Eddy; then the Mechan-
les band. {. j. Houghton. leader: 3D..
| clergy; 18th, relatives of deceased soldier
9th. the members of post No. OF the @.
i. r.: 9th. fire department eth. Temple
of Honor: Sth. all the public schools 9th,
| citizens. The firemen in their uniforms.
! the long army OF school children. the
mounted escort. all cOnspired to make the
ceremony imposing. Half hourly guns
were fired from the elevation west of the
! village from one until four o'clock. The
! committee OF arranS ements were efficient
/ ly served by Col. Spauldtrg. chief marshal.
and all passed off pleasantly and without
| accident.
At the Centre village. exercises similar
to the above We're held in the forenoon.
! The procession formed at the old town
hall. marshaled by John Bacon. I'd. Chill
iren of the several schools formed the
boly OF the procession. laden with flowers.
wreathr. and spring blossoms which were
laid upon the graves OF the ten soldiers
there. Singing of "America. prayer by
Rev. NJ. EcmiS. ana remark. by Rev. I'd
ward I. Fan banks. closed III. ceremony.
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III, CALIFORNIAN.
nCAI AND STATE ITEMS.

-.l>SErLY. VT, FRIDAY. june, 1855.
.ns,..vor to make the Caledonian valuable for
SINS; and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
Re counties will confer great favor TO us
...-, mat rally to tn intere-t of the paper by
,.l items in brief, legibla form.
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SnITII SIDE.

Corp. John y. Copeland.
Corp. Michael Foley.
Corp. Albert F. Felch.
Corp. Ephraim p. Howard.
Corp. Nathan =. Jay.
Corp. Geo. L. kasson.
Corp. William Morris,
Corp. Harrison W. Narney.
Corp. Henry c. Voodry.
Corp. Charles W. Hill.
Orange II. Aver,
Jacob ). Archer,
Leonard n. Bishop,
Simeon :. Bean.
Joseph Baker.
ROzanc f.. Bacon.
Stephen Hurrier.
Franklin Caswell.
Oscar H. Cummings,
Lewis 4. Clark.
Felix Cunneuille,
Jacob Chapman.
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4 horse is truly noble animal, and is
'sP lc o being taught more rt4n Any hrr -p.cr-
brute creation. he ,u exhibits iuty.,j. .,c truly
"ondts.;.l, - vel "a. Al-- .r i,e-. l.ir,. rs,
such hor-r III all HE gury, u-y >.,r.Itu- C,.Isy
. addition Io,gdr.-.
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I = 6 I

EAST SIDE.
Royal G. Mansfield.
samuel ". MardeH,
Hiram L. Page.
Elisha ;. Palmer.
Charles \. Pickard.
Scion W. Pierce.
Ira L. Powers.
Geo. y. Richardson,
Martin RosebrOok.
William J. Rogers,
Albert ). Stockwell.
William Ii. Sherman.
Edwin W. Stuart.
Joseph St Pierre,
Andrew Sturgeon,
Paschal p. Shores,
George Smithson.
Theron W. Scruton.
Davis Towle.
Whipple A. West.
Alfred Ward,
Henry c. Wright.
williamsburg. Cold Hart
Petersburg. Lees Mills.
Cedar Greek.
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seriously injuring any one. truly for
tunate escape from what might easily have
proved a serious accident.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

iICH. iiCi.. iILri...
SC-,A1ld. --..-A4 II -.
IL from II - h,ugs.
.,L.AIu.,. u.>E.E>I oD'c- III. i.,H.
.4LA4o>'o gI.IALN4 cures Sail I,IlL,-I.
~ iILAIJ.,'s OIN t'l.-'I ,uies ia I'm.
'HEAIvNs oINIh--NI cure BA..B-I.o ITCu
uHAAIuN's uiAIAENI cures Old SUES.
WHLAI,N's ,.,IAlENr cures EVERY kI\D
OF IA sion. LIhE MACH.
Price 81 cents IL box by mil to cents. Address
WEEKS L POTTER, Eo. 10 Washington. Street.
iostOn, Mas.
ror sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. 70, 1s65--sp. notice VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

- II tvrtlnoutlz Ion, PHI sicau', gco and
incnt m,n ,ve.yvvlcrc zoe rel. upon. I'll well
dcmon-t-s, act that j Lnrous Anydyne iiuucut i
he be f-ml. .lcino ever disc.,, cred 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
ii'j,OFf,'Hf !S0ic.

re. Vi. Howe and John II. Hutchin-
" have sold their real estate on Main
.'' go a company of citizens who intend
u- business block on the same.
"r.onsiicr this step in the right dTec-
#. This j. the most eligible site tor
'ar-- on the street. And the need OF
Table stores. offices aud shops has long
20 trit. Our readers who knew the
.I thirty Years ago will remember the
90 liza, Is referred to as the DR.. Stevens
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The Company have Abuad nj ilc,l- III tlcil ,,a.nry
so make app al 20 IL puti p ra-cha-c .hc
"oud the 1ni! Subscriptions entirely zIti-flct.-
~; thy suomi; sA,- cnc --u.it, AID liberal
urus en-. - ita4'. 30 n,t' iu.rs;In,ut iu ;hr
market.
The Mon Pacific Bond. aye for tl.uru each and
coupons attached. ihey have .Li7'y Year, 70 .t
bear annual int p yahe he t-t day. Of ,lan1-
try aud luiy IL Company ucr 10. tho CT. ( >,.
YORK, h. rat" O.: six pc cen IN rlf. The Irin
pal payable in gold maturity. " the pres rate If
gold these bonds pay aunu, income their cost OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

Mother BaIey's QGieting Syrup for Chill
drc.. Ecud - the prcrss of tee !sn- ce-g. l'rr.
',ttc- OILY cent?. >'ll 10y al -rUsGi,fs. lola
"M.JD,i.YE K spN-, Baton, whoIr-s'r Agents
20 N.rmuu..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

NORTH SIDE.
James Donnell.
Nathan l.. Davis,
Julius DupluSr.
John Donovan.
Alvin Duff.
Denison Day.
Geo. l.. Fairchild.
Samuel Forrest.
SilaS Forrest.
Edward French.
john Green.
Charles J. GoodnOugh.
Russell \. tIluchin~.
William HaHncl.
OboI :. Hatch.
Oscar T. Hayward.
Orviilc W. Hutchinson.
Abel v. Hawkins.
Patrick Howard,
john Howard.
Geo. Z. NairoUu.
Thomas kiddrr.
Daniel :. Lee.
F.ttg,iuTy. T;4rIeSte !
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Fl Locf,i>.
Bib. county conference OF COnglega-
. churches meets at Barnet next
.,Iay ari Wednesday.
Al, feather bed men leave town in
t.,. lf,ou wish to sleep in peace,
-Iu thrir al.
VIM. G. Arnold lost a valuable COW
week. Insured with Shaw & Co.. i'll
F,ua Live Stock Co., for S66.
rlr Mechanics Band serenaded Mr..
l....,.,. Fairbanks on receipt of the news
characterization of Portland for the
, Railroad,
We have seen it stated that a special
a..oiu run from w. K. Junction to this
..r the 10th. reaching here before Q
.... This will give those attending
,lrAul Cummandery at Burlington. on
-. ah. an opportunity to reach It. Johns
Pr. no time tor the opening of the Grand
.-'.
-1rr streets have lost for time the
.. 4~pect they have borne through the
u-. The hustle about new buildings
he repairs of old ones. the June term
IT. the meeting at tn" Grand Lodge
&a>pns next week. the State conference
week after, and 4 Musical convention
>.pnd week in july. promises vari-
and somewhat extended entertain
...'.
The weather the last week in May was
I'd. Na.m and summerlike. This week
., been cold. with i little frost on
n, ..-, lay morning. They have had a
.i HpHu towards the mouth OF the Con-
-.t.tut. with twelve solid days of rain.
- ..tuin@ OF the kind in this section.
fine star says it is in contemplation to
$50 lines of stages. or Two trips Il day.
-., aut forth. between Danvilie and st.
bury. during the summer months.
resumed that the lines viii connect
NcSt Danvillc, Walden ana Hard
j. a very mild expression 70 LAY that
as inr&r"cdin" bad ta-te for children OF
.'ayrr age to approp!ia;, tofhcmsclve>
.H,Juc,s. WrcathS ,HG flowers which
.y,,icatri 10 the uemo.y eli the fallen
e and Deposited about .hci- momu-
p saturday. Il was intended by
lnomy To pay L Tribute OF love and
iulhr dead; an! il would nave been
at place and a thouyhiie-s to have
... So" graves III or cemetery. A. TO
..t many did al the >oidj-rs monu-
.sr" on saturday after the ccrcmo-
-cd.
'ouuty court began lis session
n Tuesday. Thrr- was tuIl room
.u1rnn". about score ana a-halI oi
..- 5cu. within the bar. and "a large
..-. uf people. either as jury. Witness
...u,> or spectators. attending the
....- exercises. After prayer by Rev.
O.. tmmin"s. the grand and petit ju-
- were called and took their official
..- When they were advised OF their
.cs by Judge Steele in the plain and
..v>siyr language for which he is noted
reporter will give 4 record OF the
sos tried. 1t is not known that any case
Ua.sual interest will be tried this term.
.4- supposed until quite lately that the
mods oil suits would come up for trial
"r learn that they will not be likely
These oil cases hold out some like
" Nd! case alluded to in the early Law
See II Kings. 4.
i"p0rt"HH !S0Ic.
&C.. Vi. Howe and John II. Hutchin,
" have sold their real estate on Main
.'' 60 a company of citizens who intenC
on bn
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NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. JoaNSBURY,
and IN New York
At the Company's Office, No. 2O.Nassau ST.
Jno. j. Cisco L Son, Bankers, No 50 wanst

And by Ike ,mpauy= dvert-.d agent throughout
n, nitcd >.atcs
Remittanccs should De made in drsfts other fund
par i'll New York, AMI the Bondr sill Ice free OF
charge Io-s. TaIti.- s.b-cribIu. through
agents, Nil look t.', their -tr. deiy,rs.
\ PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR I~,> las just been
published by tie Comp ny, giving fuller Information
than IL possible advertisement, respccti the pro
gres- of he work, he country trvess
by the road, the lcou, and the value
OF the Bonds, which Il be sent fec Application At
Compsny's Office or s.uy OF tie advertised agcut-
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
May -, i~GS. 'tIuly1Q NEy NugK.
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m I4'iTti ~
The st. .JohASbiry I'o2UmoerS
Who sacrificed their Lires
IN defence ofhe Tnion.'
In the tablet above. are recorded th'
names of
Lit. Col. Geo. +. Chamberlin.
Capt. Edwin Il. Frost,
Capt. Edwin j. Morrill,,
Capt. Jos. W. ID. Carpenter.
1t. John W. Ramsay.
1t. Dustin :. Walbridgc.
Serg't Lorenzo d. Farnham.
Serg't John :. Kilby.
Serg't Orange :. Lynn,
Serg't Darwin J. Wright.
Serg't Benjamin Waldron.
Serg't ErastuS VI. Dunbar.
Serg't Lanson f. -Aldrich.
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FIRST MoRrG BONDS
Are Secure beyond any Contingency

uron such pr r,-ty, c.-tiar nc,I.y three ,s.4,=
their mount
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williamsburg. Cold Harb0r.
Petersburg. Lees Mills.
Cedar Greek.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Natures Great Ally

1t took the world nearly two thousand years
to discover and remedy one OF the most fatal
errors that mankind has ever believed in. From
the time of Galen to 4 comparatively very re.
cent date, it was supposed that, in order to cure
a disease, it was necessary TO weaken the al
ready enfeebled patient By artificial means.
BLEEDING, clustering, violent purgation and sal
ivation were the main reliance of the faculty,
not more than fifty years ago. Restorstives
were only administered as supplementary
agents, after the lancet, oantharides, ialap and
calomel had done their depicting work. Modern
science has effected a salutary reform in medi'
cal treatment In place of the Rauseous doses
once administered in cases Of indigestion, bill
business, constipation, sick headache. nervous.
ness, intermittent fever, &c. HOSTETIEk
STOMACH BITTERS now givon with tho
| utmost confidence and the happiest results
| The reason why this admirable botanical prepa
ration has superseded the facilitating poison:
| of the old nldterid mediea are these: Ii com
hines the properties OF q wholesome tonic will
those of gentle cathartic, an anti. bilious agent
a nervine, and blood depurent. Thus, whAt
1t keeps the bowels free, regulates the liver, and
purifes the current of life, il sustains the phys
| ical strength of the invalid, and by this means
the expulsion of disease and the restoration o.
| constitutional vigor go on together.
! At this season, when inter mittent ana remit
! tent fevers, with other complaints arising IRON
a damp mephitic atmosphere, are prevalent, q
course of the BITIERS is the best means oil
protecting the system from an attack.