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Meeting of the Antt.srau. Club.

The third regular meeting of the Club
was held yesterday at the SOLDIER Demo-
cratic Club rooms, the President, Mr.. f.
Levy, in the chair.
The report of the Committee on CODsti-
tuition and Bylaws was received and adopt
ed. The Constitution and bylaws are as
follows:
Whereas, An intolerant military officer
Of the United States army at one time
while in power, issued an order excluding
the Jews as a class from his department,
demonstrating by said order his unftness
for any position of trust in this enlightened
government and age, either from ignorance
Of the Jewish character, or from a bigoted
prejudice inherited from intolerant an
cestry and
Whereas, Said military officer, u. s.
Grant, is before the people of the United
States, asking their suffrage for the highest
position within their gift and
Whereas, Said order has not to this day
been repudiated by the author, showing
thereby his inveterate hatred against the
Institutions which protect religious Liberty,
and our people in particular; therefore,
Resolved, That we, as a tolerant race
and friends of all creeds,. deeming it unsafe
to intrust our dearest rights into the hands
of a man who has shown such intOlerable
destruction of creeds, and before God and
the people we declare the necessity of self
defense Of organizing to defeat this scion
Of Amalek.
CONSTITUTION.
Article /. Name and object ofthe Club
The name Of the Club shall be the anti
Grant Club" whose object it shall be con-
fined exclusively to the defeat Of U. S.
Grant and other intolerant men to Office,
regardless Of political creed. ..
Art 2. The officers of this Club shall
consist of President, five Vice Presidents,
Secretary and Treasurer, an Executive
Committee of seven, and Finance Com
mittee of three.
Art. 3. The duties of officers shall be
the same as in all other organized clubs of
this character.
Art. a. Meetings shall be held every
Monday night.
BYLAWS.
Article l. Initiatiation fees of all MEM
bers shall be one dollar, and the monthly
dues twenty-five cents.
Art. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the Elk:
ecutive Committee to make all arrange
ments for professions, ard have the care of
the general good of the Club.
Art. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the FL
nance Committee to provide the finances
Of tho Club in any way they may deem
proper.
The report of the Hall Committee was
received, and weeks further time
granted.
Gov. Foote and Col. Colyar being
present, were invited to address the meet
ing, and vote of thanks rendered them.
J. h. Albert, Chairman, j. Barker and
Max Sax, were appointed a committee to
collect the names of all Jews who wished
to Join the "Anti-lirant Club"
Messrs. DR.. Jennings, w. Matt: Brown
and Col. Colyar, were invited to address
the meeting next Monday night.
1t was moved that $50 be appropriated
by the Club for demonstration Saturday
night.
The meeting then adjourned.
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A HARDvWARE TmFF.-Jos Bell, a
negro, was arrested by the police yesterday
for stealing dozen pocket knives from J .
Tugendrioh, auctioneer, corner Of Market
street and the Public Square.
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For Mayor.

At the earnest solicitation of many of our in
luential citizens. hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing fall
election. III. Ii. THORNBERG.
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For Congress 4.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention of the Republi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1865. jy7 If
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Tar GREAT Snow. Robinsop's cra,,
combined circus ami menarerie will hs :,
this city on Thursday next. IL IL now the
most extensive and attractive entertain
ment offered TO the American people. IL
embraces a greater number Of animals than
any in the country, and the circus talent ia
unequalled either in America or Europe.
Mr.. Robinson, after foriy-nine wears expe-
rience IA the circus business, is confident
that he Is nov able TO present greater at
fractions, and will do 50 on Thursday and
Friday OF next week, than were ever offered
in this countr~ Wait for Robinson's-the
greatest and most interesting show in the
world
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MARRIEn

On Tuesday afternoon, August 9TH. by Rev
DR.. T. o. Summers. DR.. THOs. MENEEs and Mrs
MARY J. WALLER, all of this city.
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PoLICE COURT, AUGUsr pat Ryan,
drunkenness, left SO for his appearance,
but failed TO come up, consequently
forfeited the amount.
John --, more drunk than sober,
was discharged IL is all right, however
George footed the bill.
Peter Weber and Dan Galliran, assault
and battery, continued.
Salem Mason, shooting 10 corporate
limits and resisting and attempting to shoot
an officer, continued.
Jesse Gordon, larceny Of STA from r. B.
Cutter of Broad street, bound over TO the
Criminal Court.
Wm. Argo, using hydrant water without
license, taxed with the costs.
Mike Kirwin, FOR assaulung his wife, $40
aBd COSTS
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ANOTHER NEGRO THIEF-Jes se Cor
don, negro thief, was committed to Jail
yesterday from the Police Court.
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CoRRECToN.-In our schedule published
Tuesday morning Of premiums offered by
the Horticultural Society, the following
errors occurred:
Under the heading premiums, plants
r. pots, should be the premiums offered
for ferns and lycopodiums, instead Of under
the heading 'cut flowers" to-wit
For the best collection Of ferns, in not over
eight-inch pots twelve varieties. S..
For the second best collection by another eX-
hihitor in not over ciGht-inch pots, six varie
| ties. g..
For the best collection OF lycopodiums. in not
over eight-iuch pots, twelve varieties, s..
For the second best collection by another OK
| hibitor. six varieties 81.
For the word "tonale" geranium should
! be "zonale'
Under the heading "cut flowers il
| should he
| For the hest collection Of native flowers. g..
| For the second best collection OF native tow-
| ers. So
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STACEY HOUSE,

Church street, Nashville, TenR.
THIs POPULAR HOUSE HAVING BREN
II thor0aghly ren8vated and rehuel. y now
opeui0r the recep ton Of guests
Liberal AFrang sIaenus made With permanent
bOarders. aud II { class accommodations.
W. 9m G.. A. POSfLEY. Propr.
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FIFTH WARD CLUB.--A meeting Of a
large number Of the citizens Of the fifth
ward, was held At the rooms Of the Sol
diers' Democratic Club on yesterday, and
organized by the election Of the following
officers Judge James Whitworth, Presi-
dent b. f. Woods, C. Scott Symes and X.
l.. Weakly Vice Presidents; T. c. Crunk,
Secretary, and Vim. Neal, Treasurer On
motion, w. Mau. Brown, J r, was appointed
as Marshal Of the Ward on next Saturday
night After which the Club adjourned.
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PERsoNAL.-A large number Of our mer-
chants are leaving for the Northern and
Eastern cities for fall and winter stocks.
Among those who left yesterday was Mr..
Jos. Gibson, Of that immensely popular
and widely known hardware firm, Craig
head Breast & Co, No. 40 Public Square
He proposes purchasing for the fall trade
the most extensive stock in their line ever
brought south Of the Ohio River.
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+. OZASNE has introduced new dish,
called "Biscuit Glaoie which is very fine.
Try it,
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London adyices of Yesterday quote IN

London advlces OF yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 715@S1A
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 66c for the old and
64f for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are firm
at 88c buying and 9Oc selling, with the de-
mand increasing.
The statement Of the Associated Banks of
New York city for the week ending Sltur-
day last, : Aug. l, compares as follows with
the corresponding week in 1866 and 1867;
to which add the specie and currency bal"
ances in the New York office of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively:
Aug. 4, 't6. Aug. 3 20. Aug. /. rs.
NATL captT .,....a....... 73,4i77OO S7l.OO,7OO
Loo captl .................. 1892, 800 9.602.5OO
Total capt1 10000. ..... So, go DO SS3.670 200
Loans. $3.50 SOSTl7 25i9 Ol6 279,3ll 657
Spocie.......... g,4lS9OO 6,46l9f9 a,5O2,737
Legal tender. 86,2}5.U79 75,OyS762 72.63S 06l
DepOsits........ 2li,l5G7O5 26ll5&75t 22S,l04 S6z
Circu Fntion - ....... 33559ll7 1887, 800
In Sub Tres'y 81, 1854 l2s,76l65O S2,0il.G03
The changes from the statement Of Au-
gust % are as follows
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 80 A. n. and $50 P. w..
Arrive ut Nashville att % 4. n. and $50 p. ".
Galla.in Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
ut $50 A. n. arriving at Nashville nj ll.55 4. NJ.
Returning leaves Nashville at $50 P. NJ, and
arrives at GallRtin at 6-3j ?. N.
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FIRST RACE-YOUNG AMERICA SrAES-tur
two year Odds. dash of a mile. Subscription S.
play or pay. Association to add S3O0 Five or
more 10 FILL
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
HUNTINGTON,

BafeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect Dye-harmess, reliable, instan-
taaoous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should he avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumors. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lapr29 ~.
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once Hours.
From : .to6P.N. Sundays. : to A. ~.
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Leave " .-...-.........-...-...--... I'D p. N.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. -..............-... 800 A.
Arrive at Nashville ........-.-.......- Sd P. N.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville AZ -..-....s......-.... go P. NJ
Arrive at kashvlle.......... 3.J0 A. ".
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...........SO0 A. ~ and 600 P.
Arrive at ChattauoORa... 400 A. N. and 400 p. ~.
Shelbyville and TullahOma Accommodation.
Arrives AZ NAghvIlle lO.1 A. ".
lSundays eNcepted.)
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NASHVILLE
First Day-Tuesday. october 20.

First Day-FuesdIay. October 20.
FIRST RACE-YouNG AMERICA SrAEE-tur
two year Odds. dash Of a mile. Subscription s.
play or pay. Association to add S300. Five or
more 10 I'LL.
SECOND RACE-CU4RERLAN STAKE No. /
For three year olds. Mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association to add 500.
Three Or more to fill.
THIRD RACE-AssoCIArIoN PURsE S2aO-
Dash OF mile and quarter.
Second Day-wednesday, October n.
FIRST RACE-ComtERcr.L Posr STAKE-
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
So; play or Pay. association to add slOOO.
Five or more to FILL Entrance money ~ 10 Sc
cOnd horse.
SECOND RACE-GREEV SrAKE-For three
year Olds that have not run in public prior TO
this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription So
play or pay. The Association to add $50. Three
or more to I'LL.
Third Day-Thursday, October %
FIRST RACE-AssocuTrox PuRsr s3oO-
| Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssoCurIox PuRsE $40
| Dash Of two miles.
Fourth Day-FridRy, October 28.
FIRST RACE-CUuRERLlxD SrtEE No. p
For threeyeaT Odds Two mile heats. Subscrip-
| Iou GU play OF pay AsaoclAllun 20 uAu Jaw
| Three or more TO I'LL.
SECOND RACE-Ass0CIATIo PURsE 500
For all ages. For all horses that have not won
/ previous TO the fall meeting OF lSiiS. Mile and
/ repeat.
FiTih Dny-SatUrday. October "a.
FIRST RACE-AssocI,rIoy PuRsE S2l5-
| Mile and quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssoCIATIo PuRsE 500
| Mile heats three in five.
| THIRD RACE-AssOChTIo HANDICAP
| PURSE $2O0-Mile heats. For all horses that
| have not wOu during the meeting; the second
| horse TO have $50 cut Of the purse. The horses
| to be handicapped the day preceding the race
| All entries must be made and weights accepted
| as announced by the President OF the Associa-
| ton.
The above stakes to name and close August
| 18th, 1868.
Half the money offered in purses will be given
| for a walk over Entrance to purses Ia all eases
/ free.
Subscriptions to he made, aud all commuui
| cations addressed 10
GEO. $. KINNEY, Secretary.
No. North College Street
| WV u. I1UNsoN President.
Iulyl9 q
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SECOND RACE-CUdEERLAND STAKE No. /
For three year Olds. Mile heats. Subscription
SO play or pay. Association 20 add 500
Three or more to fill.
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Leaves NASHVILLE A.
Arrives at p
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II H E CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
UAIIS-8UGUST Ist.-OmciRI.
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A NEGRo JURY.-Gester,lay, in a case
pending in the Criminal Court in this city,
wherein the State seeks 20 convict a negro
man and his wife Of larceny Of $4,000 in
gold from one Quinn or Finn, the
prisoners, demanded a jury OF their own
color. Judge Smith granted the request,
and the Officer Of the court, q. w. Nor
veil, Esq, Immediately went 10 work 10
furnish The required article. We heard of
hls getting three who are well-known in
the central part Of the city. Ca,sar Jones
Tom. Hooper aud I'd. Cot, The return
wiii DE MADE to day Of the panel, and we
shall have a case uusdulterei.
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Second Day-wednesday. October n

THIRD RACE-AssoCIArIo PURsE S2l0-
Dash OF a mile and quarter.
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.A.MvIILEAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILRoAI

Passenger TRAINS.
caves Nashville at AS A. n. and 5:l5 p. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at..G:i5 A. n. and 230 A. N.
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WINES

lust RECEIVED FRESH FROM TUE IN
- pOrters.
100 Baskets Anchor Brand Chlmpavnc.
50 Gases Saint MarceauV 10
A., Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, ,Cuusln's.l
% Casks Crown Sherry Wine
z0l4 Pipes Burgundy Port Wine,
80 Pipes Old Port Wine.
81 Pipes Table Madeira Wine. .eKtraJ
10 Boxes ClaTet Wine.
80 Boxes Stll Catawbl Wine,
10 Cases VsrmOuth do
10 30 Curse do
10 90 Marischinu DO
10 do Absinthe. DO
40 Baskets Annisettc.
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BRANDdl1s

a. Casks T. Fauri's Cd hac ISO51
@ do Renauit Brataly, 1883
3 do United NIheyard PROPRIETOR
Brandy. is39l
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SPARTA STAGE
Arrives Monday "Wednesday aud FridayF,
at4P.N. Leaves Tuesdays. Thur sdays and at
uriays. al An.
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SECOND RACE-GREEN SrAKR-For three
year Olds that have not run in public prior 10
this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription So
play or pay. The Association to add $40 Three
or more to ill.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS ut O'Clock 4. ~, arrives at Nash,
VILE Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. ~.
LEwIsBURG AND NsLENsvILLE sTAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat
urday ut 7:}O A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
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sTRAYED or STOLEN,
A sUIFARLE REWARD:

will be gwen for the return Of said mules, CT
information 20 o. 10 enable " 10 get them.
y. y, HTCESk Co.
ivgl d al Whiteman Bros,
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EDGFFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
rrivo at Nashville at...............-. 900 A. n.
d go N.shrriIIo ~ ~ Oh . Il
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| FIRST RACE-COyNiERCIAL Posr STAKE
| For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
/ Five or more to ill. Entrance money gu to Sc
/ cOnd horse
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FIRST RACE-AssoCIATroS PuRsE s}OO-
Mile heats
SECOND RACE-AssoCIATIoS PuRsE SEQ
| Dash Of two miles.
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IIberty-Via Stewart's Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5.OOP. "
Lebanon via Stage.
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Itrst Washington mud Southern via
ShRttRnOOEa.
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lu' '--.---''.to A. D.
'i,-roud Northern.
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5.-Evening Cotton
dull; sales 10000; uPlands gid; Orleans
l0d.
LONDON, August 5.-Eyening. -Consols
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, August Odd Tennessee
65; new 64l. Money rather more active, 3
as per cent. for call loans. Sterling quiet,
9fG lOi; gold l49mI49l.
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~.rond Washington and Southern VIA
chattanooga.
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Fresh Arrivals!
CHEATHAM, WOODS&CO

Corner College aud Church STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24
o REAL ESTATE OWNERS!

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
{ 1:h as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
PROPERTIES ant TlSiBE Err LANDS that they
wish to sell are advised TO advertise the same
first, in their own local journals, and next in the
HAGEkST0WN ALI, "a new spapel that
CIRCUL1T ES 2,500 COPIES WEEKLY,
published at !iagerstown, Nd, by OEonHRr WA
son. HI tide OF emigration is now rolling gu te
Virginia our Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA farm
crs are selling of their farms at high prices aud
seeking new homes IN ovr sisters State. Those
who emigrate, are general thing. men ofmus-
Gle and-mcans, and will aid materially in develop
ing the great natural wealth Of 1.-THE mother o.
States" We publishing the MAIL at Cen
trail point, The very best ct which to advertise land
tits very popular as Real Estate Advertisements
medium, its pages frequently containing from three
to six columns Of this class of advertising. We
have numerous orders for the paper from time to
time. from persons in Maryland and at distance,
who merely desire it account Of It's Land asyer-
Using.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take pleas
ure IN answering all letters OF enquiry.
HG- Advertisements can be sent to US through
the editors of the HssAbD, direct, as the parties
may prefer Address
DECIIARr 4 WATSON,
Publishers ~ I'll, I h. nsfown, Nd.
ufA xf---T
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But don't get ''skeercd," he ONLY comes TO
claim his dues. Week aft,r reeS he has Wis
tied you the whole year through. not as roar
ing lion, seeking whom he may devour some
body" bat to furnish you With all the news that
ia afloat in the 'lhe lest government world ever
saw as well as other il Nortant events, such as
earthquakes, cruptions, &C. In foreign coun
tries, for which lie claims small amount IRON
each, say crartor, half dollar or O. war =,
Now, friends, i you wish to enjoy peace. "
s!umbers and prosperity through the coming
year. don't fail to square accounts with the
devil" when lie comes roun with his annual
greeting to the patrons of the HERALD. for
'sihere is no cllins i2to whose hands ycG may
fall"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-24

On the It'll inst by Rev. H Wetzel. Mir
VA. r. TETrER. and Miss CEvILLA DELLING
Err all Of Shenandoah county.
| On the DIST last, by Rev. John Pi1key,
| Mr.. JACOB II. HINKENs. and Miss SALoME ANN
| KERN. all Of Shenandoah county.
| On the 18th inst. by Rev " Rusmiselle,
| Mr. JosEpH W. SoSNER. and Miss r. T.
| VEAcH, all CT Shenandoah county.
On the l7th inst, by Elder Henry Jen-
nings at E linburg, Mr.. ALoSzo \. GRAND
/ STAFF and Miss CoRA 4. ALLEN, all of Sl.en-
.rdoah county.
On tie Odd inst, by the same near Edin-
hur4. Mr.. john CRAWFORD, and Miss Mar
7usp BoyM;N, all of Shenandoah COUNT.
On the q inst. by Rev. Levi Keller, in The
Lutheran Church in Woodstock. Mr.. WILLIAM
II. RAMEY. and Miss MARY ELIZA STEWART
all of Woodstock.
L. Hagersown Mail please copy.
On the % inst by Rev. Levi Keller, at {.
Neeb's Hotel, in his place, Mr. J ,CoB click
d Miss EMMA e. SlBgKT, all of this county
18th If Nov. 1868 in Page county
va Va. G4mpton. Mir. DANIEL 3. ABBOTT
" i' zoe = "ATl G., daughter of Wm. Per
ry, all Of Page Cou- ~
On the Goth Of Nov. 'e8 by the ) same k,x Mr
JoHN S. ToBIN, and MlLs ) >oe COUNT
daughter of James Baker, all OF P'o
On the Sd of Dec. 1868 by the same, .I
JAMES H. COMPTON. ef Rappahannock 70, a.
Miss VIRGINIA A. BoLEN, daughter of Fed
en- Bolen, of Warren county Va.
On the same day by the same, at the res;
de ice of her father THOMAS W. BaYLoR. and
,!ies PAMELA ANN daughter of Robert Came
ron, all Of Page.
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You may be Too Late.

Be warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be trifled with There
is such thing being 100 late in these matters
infam alton. or ScirIhus Cancer. or some other
dangerous disease may ensue. when all restora-
tiYes no matter how potent, would be Intellectual.
Do not delay then. When the symptoms Of Dys-
pepsia are first experienced resort at once to the
great res orative medicine. Ii o S I ETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS. and you will be safe.
But few disorders involve Arcater suffering and
if not in itself Immediately dangerous. it is the
source OF many deadly mala,lies. Even if it did
not tend to greater evil the mental and physical
misery it produces is alone sufficient easOn why
pains should be spared to prevent or cure il.
In no country on the face of the globe is it so
completely domesticated as in owl. where il
is found in nearly every household. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS are universally
conceded to be the sovereign remedy for this an
moving disease, as they act directly upon the d.
gestiye organs, correct and tone the stomach and
give renewed vitality to the system. Acting de
hghtfuily upon the nerve and soothing the brain
renders them efiicacious a mental medicine
as we'll as a genial stomachic. ftaken as pre-
ventive, they will be found particularly well suit
ed to the diseases arising from the unhealthy sea
son OF autumn, and their use will prevent tbs
creeping. unpleasant sensation often compliance
of when the chills are stealing slowly upon The
patient.