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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-24
Hurley's Ague Tonic
10 ARSENIC, NO MERCURY.
PERFECTLY RELIABLE
wnHrnY or ATTENTION

NUNIIII OF MIN IIyF.
To DE. THONAs 4. HURLEV: l hereby certify
that | was attacked with tho AgIe whilst ia
Vicksburg, Mississippi, and used several Patent
Medicines with but temporary relief. On reach
ing home the disease returned N worse tyne,
when my medical attendant ordered Quinine IN
largo doses-frequcntiy as high as 60 grains Ter
consulted DIR. Smith Ci Louisville. and found
he prescribed Quin;us and Arsenic combined,
which ! refused 90 take, pTC"rriDS Ga let the
disease take it, CCuEsc. I was almost blood
lofs, extremely exhausted and pronounced with
enlarged Liver and Spleen About this time
the advertisement Of ilqTey's hGue Tonic an
reared in n city paper, ana determined 10 ElVo
IL trial One bottle restored me completely.
I would reeommeBd Is as preferable 20 aay
other Tonic befO; tho Public.
JAMES MAEJIE, Engineer.
bquizrillc s.. june II 1856.
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IIs sasainxto. street Boston, uass

ISEa TO CALL ATTENTION TOTHE Pho
~ tOgraph Albums mag ulactursd hy thea
Ihey are made OF the best % stock and nave
ar established reputation for beauty and dura-
bility. and u 5hoald be borne IN mind that IA
Album bound IN Turkey Morocco will lass
three tiHes a. long as one bound IA imitation
We make Atbums holding from II 90 20u pie-
t1res, varying N pTfce from 80 cents n SIC
our Albums are seldom returned 10 US tur
pelT7. and arc warranted 70 giEs satisiacfian-
Messr9 4. BTus. publish some OF The moot
popular books 81 ths day, VIZ: froi InETa-
hams frlnes Of tbs H0uss Of David. Pillar Of
Fire and Throne II David. Jean Ingelcus
Poems and Prose WrltinrB Messrs. Aicotts
Little woman ard Hospital Sketches, Eccs
Homo and hecs Deu'. AusrhscHs On tire
Heights, Villa Eden GEi EdsIwsiss, The lea
ven Series, etc. etc, and they are Continually
adding to their catalogue Dealers vii! do veil
70 send % az for cst2i1guas and terms
ROBERTS BROTHERS.
Pq6hshers and FEoi0srsEh Album Makers
Boston. Mac. HTl 81
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Remedy for bitter IEot ian Az

Remedy for Bitter Rot i'm Apples.
Mr.. A. A. Rarey, Of Kenion, Ohio,
communicates to the Cincinnati Gazette
what he considers the best and perhaps
The only remedy for curing apple trees
that have fruit affected with bitter rot.
He says: Take a threc-quarter augur
and bore hole into the heart Of the tree.
about a foot above the ground on the
north side Of The frees and deposit a table
spoonful and a half of sulphur in the hole,
and drive wooden plug, made 10 fit the
hole, in the tree, 50 as to come in close
contact with the sulphur, and the cure is
certain. He says this remedy has never
failed, and he speaks from practical cx-
periencc. ftiis at leas, worth a trial, as it
VIII not injure if it does not benefit a
tree.
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NOTICE TO MARKETERS.
RENTING OF srALLs FOR 1s7o.
MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1879,

rs ACCORDANCE WITH IRE LAB cow
/ ing the Markethouse. / sll, ou
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-24

rent the Vegetable snd Meat Stalls in lie Market
house to the highest bidders. Parties wishing 4
rent stalls can see me in the market during larke
hours each day. JOHN IARDIFF,
deo15 tianl --- Clerk Of tie Marx ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-24
FARM AND GARDEN.

- rFruit Trees FOr Shade. E
~ a correspondent Of the Co,sssyy Gen
acD7on thinks that If fruit trees wert
planted instead of NAPLES and other varie.
ties, we should have shade, ornament and
fruit Practical illustrations of the bene-
fits Of such a course are often seen in
various portions Of the country, and even
in cities. The HorticUif3yist mentions
two farmers whose land borders on the
road. One Of them has a nice row OF
NAPLES, which furnish nothing but shade,
and seriously injure his land The Other
has a splendid row Of apple trees. They
furnish shade, are ornamental, and do moi
injute the land near as much as naples.
They also furnish large supply Of valu-
able fruit Believing the last example
much the best, we would recommend il
for imitation.
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TO Gu S :

Who're six Watches are ordered at ono time we
send seventh Watch free. Goods sent by express
20 be paid for on delivery.
q. L. COLLINS & CO.,
noy1G-iliaD1 10. 33j broadway, New York.
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
THE OLD SrORy.

.lEkt- TlAE OLD STORY,
- ~ Zen FisionB Of her face come Ger nc.
VI her sweet face 50 far awav.
say what lovers said before ne
what lovers viii fore-er say.
Lax mowers bloom sweeter for her 5c,lLy.
All birds sing sWeeter for her seeiur.
ilat grass is greener, skies more blue.
mat al things take a richer hue
lovers have said these things before,
Lovers viii say them evsrInore.
Nr sweet young love, that an an ages
Bears ever one eternal form
Win lasting youth your Oldest pages
Glow ever, ever fresh and warm
y dear, old story ever young%
Poets have painted, artists sumo:
sure, naught in life is half so sweet:
Death cannot make y0u inoomplegs
L2sers have said these things before a
Lovers viii say thena everinore
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-24
is Dir. MGGill's on Union st.

4 CURE RHEUMATISM. AFFECTIONS OF
fine Lungs, Diseases Of the Throat, Swclled
Joints, Still Limbs, Flsurisy, Pains, Ulcer, Cancer,
Gravel, Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Infan-
nation Of the Stomach, Neurdgi1, Kings Evil or
Srrolula, Deafness, Diseases ut the Eyes, DCbili-
tsted Systems, Dyspepsia, and Indigestion or Con
sumption, together with al Private Diseases, and
Diseases IT the Urinary Organs
eg- Those ladies' whose misfortune has been not
20 bring forth il due season. can consult the Doc
strictly confidential.
~ Patients treated At their homes medicines
furnished aud cures guaranteed.
sE-Dr. lTCGILL ina Nashville has the cuiy
genuine FsEDEGAEED VAPDBE BATHS
in the south, and is performing the most wonder
lul cures with those Earor Baths ever cured IN
this country.
gET'I treat in oHe-tbrd the time OF any other
mode, and warrant, in every case, the following
diseases: Constitutional or Secondary Syphilis,
Ulcers of the Throat or Mouth, all Diseases of the
Skin caused 10y syphilis or impure state Of the
blood, Pains Of the Bones, Enlargement Of the
Joints, Falling ont of the Hair, Rheumatism,
SCrOlula, and BrOken-dOwu Constitutions.
E-SPEEENABORR4s CURED. My
friend. stop before you further go. cure that dis
case, and warrant o cure. My price is THIRTY
DOLLARS, sent in advance, and furnish all mcdi-
Clucs; and If a cure is not effected 7 return the
money.
Office EiOuTs-fr0u A. ~ to p. RI.
al letters directed 20 DIR. HIcGHLI.,
nov ~ ~. Nashville, Tenn.
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EDGEFIEID AND KENTUCKY
s,s5 -s:fsFs55 Cs5sE5 C.fisss ~
So - . z ssiis.s..sis5sas,-
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
IL. ALL . n -.


V7EAiEg RUN TO AND IRON NASHVILLE IS
LEAvE. Nov. ~, IsGg.) hrBrvE
80 a. n. Iypr.55. 800 A. o..
200 r. II. Mail I..jy 7. n.
800 p. b.. Callaiiu Accommodation. ....
.I,.~n-s runs daily. Mail daily except SUNDAY.
y 500 4. II, train connects at Louisville with
Jefcrsouvila Railroad for st. Louis Springfield,
H., Quincy Chicago and Al principal points North
aud West. h7ocpuueCis via Jet CrsOuvillc Railroad
and via T. c. aud l. Railroad, through IudiduaI 0,
and Cincinnati, for all points North aud Fast.
s2- 200 Z. n, train connects at Louisville with
IcfeTsouyille Railroad for ST. Louis Springfield,
III, Quincy, and al principal points west Also cuu-
ucCts " q JtGCISouyIc Railroad via Indianapolis,
and With !. c. and L. Railroad, via Cincinnati for
all points North and last b. all routes from Gin
CihuatI end Indianapolis.
ga hail boats leaving Louis De a. ~ a. ~. and
arrive at Cincinnati IL time 10 connect With
early trains tUr the Fast.
cS- Passengers from Gallat.n 8ui points South
arriving at Nashville al g-rj 4. H. Lave putu 500
>, II. ia which 10 attend to business before re-
turning.
EB- For through lirkei-. lH.-a-e ,borka aud in
formation as to Sleeping Cars, through connections,
etc. etc, apply at Office NasLN lie City Transfer
Co, under Maxwell House, and 81 depot LUuis'ill"
and Nashville Railroad IN Nashville
ALBERT FINK,
july j. General Superintendent
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Valuable Water Power & Real Estate
EOIS SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL THE VALUA-
4 bio Water Power and eight hundred acres Of
land connected and lyiDtrouud it, known Also
mia, on the line Of the Nashville aud Chattanooga
Railroad near IstIIs Springs. As a Water Power
this las SOM" advantages over any other in the
state n as Immediately on iLr line Of the Railroad
jim guDa grain and cotton country.
Tor Manufacturing the cotton Cdu be bought IN
'hr s-"I The fan is about 8 feet, tie river max
inn circuit Of 2 = miles and coming back 80 that
the entire stream can be iuu'd By z CUt, which
IS made through a solid rock. The Size can never
he the least affected by high water.
Tins Water Power IA the most celebrated, and
best known valuable power Of suy in the State.
III" band al lies well and the most Of 10 is bottom
land. Just At this time trade can be made with
Tue by winch the purchaser can make the Water
power clear. My Agents at Nashville are
llE5SES. WALKER < WALKER,
u1YIN A. S. COLTAE.
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The following is an extract from
a private letter written by the
Proprictors Of the Plantation Bit
ters. lua"@ liAa ~ . l#11 .aJ -
I'VE Mud no conception of tile
wide spread suffering which OK
lists, or OF the almost infallible
cures produced by.thc plantation
Bitters, when VIC first commenced
offering them for sale.i -oW nov
find thatcvery house has, o weak
child, an ailiug1p parent, or.debilita,
ted aged member, who needs this
Tonic. Our Laboratory has grown
from single room to an immense
building and our sales from q few
bottles TO many hundred adozcns
per day, and we are gladtO know
that they have done you SO much
good, l,gsu, wfy,r4ts
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=
Horses KILLED By LlGHTNING,
During the series Of thunder
showers on Wednesday afternoon
oflast week, a pair Of horses bo-
longing TO Mr., Newton Peters, Of
this vicinity were killed by q
stroke of lightning. The team
was engaged in plowing in one Of
Mr.! Peters fields, and the man
who had been holding the pIow
(whetber Mr.. P. himself or some
one else we did not lcarn) had just
left the team for some purpose
when the bolt fell; by this means
probably, escaping with his owl
LIE. ,sssetft.f-t -ff '2,s ss'... t.-5 ..f d
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The last Hancock JeferSoniaa
gcomestt 10 Us with Q large supple.
pent containing tho, Grafton deliv'
cred at Fipdlay, Ohio, on the oeca'
sion Of the celebration Of tho semi
centennial anniversary Of Odd
Fpllpvsbip, on the 26th ult, The
orator was Rev. J. F. REINMUND
formerly ofthis city, now offspring
field. Ohio, and the JqfersOnia'
speaks in desorvodly high terms Q
The merits of hia effort.
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rHE WESrsRS MoSruLr FJa MAY.-CoSrRars;
Biographical Sketch, With Steel Engraving, o
Hon. n. J.. ogesby, OF Illinois; American Ed
ucation, by DR.. T.. o. Haven, President Unyer'
sity Of Michigan; the Latest Glance at Heaven
by Rev. Robert collyer; Nob!e IlliLois--pOe
try-by NJ. Josephine Bassett; William Ewar
Gladstone, Premier Of England, by Prof. Ma
than Sheppard, now in Europe; My Exile,ant
the Maid of Chicago, BY Or. sideylew Roman
Hierarchy, by ". W Kinsley; Away-podry-
from tho Germon-by Stanley Waterloo; Utah
by hon. c. o. Waite; the Vioe's song-poctrl
by Mary e. Bracketti Fossils OF AstrolOgy
by Mrs. l.. IT, Stone; Through Darkness Il
Light, by ST. Ledger; the Great Man, by A. 7
sclby; Dreams-pOety-by A. I. Freed; Three
Darkened Livos, by Mrs. A. NJ. freeman
Pearls ofThought Reviews, etc. san
For sale at tile News Depots. singlenum
bcrs, 25 cents; per pnnum, s2,nO.
- REED, BROWNE h 10,
'"sse' ls Tribune Building, Chicago.
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A. 6. Headlcy q Co.

This well.known Columbus dry
goods firm advcrtiscs in the Ga
sette this week, and their attractive
notices will continue to be iea
ture Of our advertising columns fol
some time in the future The
houso is one of the heaviest in thc
Capital City, being composed o
solid, energetic, wealthy business
men, who are determined to spreat
it's reputation abroad by squar'
and liberal dealing. We invite at
teDtion TO their advertisement.
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TnEuoMIS1ao1 n 3. TIE NAY
rr nag Klr,q. sHrlvooD, ,


N Vas. EArsqsg sHElwooDr 4 y
st3Et ~ O. is}lEu gyE.
With lhe oarly dawn I'm waking,
Ahd Joy isfn ihs GH
The song d BIRDS Is bFsakmg, p2
TlDSilenscsst sstry2afrSi WGd n
And my hsattis fullOf longing
Icanpot gll Allay, s..,,t ,,,4.tst4
In the dear, old haunt 10 welcome,
Tho coming OF the Nay. lt1
IntlppeFnTe, enahanied opsliards, r, .
SWhcrs beacliand apple tioofh. y {.
IA hIllngAlFthe long, bright hours,
with delicktepeffumei
oh5ithlbah9 grand, old iprefts1 a.
where sun and shadow play
T'wefevery swcetto greet ngalr,
The coming Of the May, b. ps
O, the re ere such countless treasures,
f9rests kraway,- i4t5fi'
The starry eyed anemones,
And lsdyrlipPers gay;--
And ! couldLell the verl spot,
Where orchids hi,le away,
Their pretty, precious faces, tnl. =
The coming Of the May. -
-e F fa
know just where The yiolets,
Bloom in the meadow hedge,
And where the pink arbutus trails,
Adown the river ledge;
Where trilliunls md blne bells, low
Are bowing all The day,
TO welcome with thsir pretty wayH
The coming OF the May.
And, theslopes upontlie llilliops,
Where grows the mountain tea,
wheTp sassafras and birch abound,
Are known so welito me;
And the bands OF brook and river
Where front and turtle stay,
And muscle she Is glenn whitely,in
The coming OF the May.
Where the lark is gayly singing,
'Twere joy agai n to co.
I've heard, sometimes, q music in
The cawing OF the crow rn
Where the bobolink is tnlllng,
HIS merry roundeday
For all glad things are g lad der, in
The coming Of tho May.
And, yet I, my feet returning,
To childhooi's hannis again,
Night find them very barren,
And strangely rife wlthpa;n;
For the formsthit wandered viii, me,
Would be shldowsin the way,
And my heart might e'en be heavy, in
Tho coming ofthe May.
Yet, with earnest, eagerlong g'ng,
j cannot we'll define,
I'm turninGto the meadows,
The WOO 8 ofbireh and pine.
All memorybe kind to me!
Let all else fade away,
But spare my heart its rapture, in
The comm & OF tho May.
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We wonld cnll the attention OF our readers
to an article ofmerit, which Ia advertised IN
our columps MS being used extensively and
with tho hest results, for restoring grey hair
to its riginal color, md 'n case Of re-
SiciIian Hair Renewcr. tits a medicinal pre-
paration; its action is RADICAL and by its. use
the glandslwhich.suppoIl the hairisnoirish'
cd and strengthened. Heat, irrltntidnond eS'
Cessiye peFsnirNtion Of the scalp. which pro
dnce badness. are 500 onrfd by a few np
imparts 10 the hair II rich and GlosSy apRem
ance. We have tried Vt and speak from. actua
use, nal ssi., .RNnSgrdRidn, Great Bend.
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d. siford q Son.

.
sAtlength one Of the six 4exten
sise Drug houses of this city has
gone intodhc matter Of advertis'
ing in . manner that evidently
means business The advertise.
mont Of D, Sifford& Son is very
ulland completein its specifiea'
tions, and will be found worthy
The attention Of all purchasers de-
sirops Of ayailipg themselves Ct ths
best facilities in the drug line.-
Wesbelieye this advertising enter
prise of the Messrs. Sifford will
prove paying ono, and shall re
joice in their realization of tn,
fact.
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Loss OF q snbscriber.

y HaI Il. H.ff. - lI. = " I'HIN i
| .et
a" o'u SuoS0',Oer "i''ee 70 'n"s
hels conslralnen 70 Part WIN inc
Gazette because Of the appearance
in Il Of "some things that every
cbris,,on,onr,t. e,o ha,o y. A a
:, -, ! ep'si 49, q. ~. eoi,ooyg3; oy3n Z ! !
'pe0'0" "o '''00 'e
"'A'"P"' "",o -
issus = ,,s,se s u ~ z s%v iu,,e = 49, -
"'S t. ~, .,I, !
o''1s 80 80. = ~. 3 ! ~ ! :.
w Psop's y, q ."ss,- - ! IN Z. ~.
Ptpuu ''4' ~ : ~ i-aA \ 4 ~
perS TO g. 81 w =. :,
,,oaSIsin ~ III :, a. ,Ss,s ~ W. cs,,, inIv
hone Il is n UNIQUE specimen: l'Dear
brother, I've got one of the hand.
somestliarms 10 The state. and
na'e,s ~, "e"l,y ;a pa.a ,,or. h,,l 0,ep'
We had 4 gIorio,,s reviyal Of reIi
gion in our church, and both oul
childrcn (the Lold be pr aised) are
converted. leg. Fa!!her Father got 70 ,lS DC ratn' -,
o. I'M. an 'as' W., W.,
afTsciionaIo brother - T1a'sa'i
The above is supo estiyeo Of com
mon,s ,bat,m;oht,be.oxtendedt TO
great n4s length /, int; In, We deem IN q IN IN
necessary s1! At this timc 10 enter. d q
on The tashy, Weremark only tLa
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GTThe editor of the GAINESVILLE
City Times was in Lancaster on
the occasion ofthe lac Odd Fellows
celebration. He discourses thus
in relation to our city in the last
number of paper;
b s,s Lancaster.
We had the pleasure Of passing
over the GAINESVILLE & Wilmington
Road as faras Lancaster the other
day, and found tho country be.
tween the two places giving every
indication of abundant crops and
prosperous season. Wheat five
or six inches high locks hardy and
vigorous--the pasturage is grow
ing finely-oats just beginning to
show and hefarmers are working
early and latc IN preparing their
ground for corn. a.n
The recent wet and cold wealth
or has been rather O. draw, back,
but has had no serious effect The
peach, cherry and apple, trees are
in full blossom, promising much
fruit.
Business in Lancaster is pretty
much the same as in GAINESVILLE
merchants complaining of dul
times and every body grumblinl
at the scarcity of money.
The foundation OF the large anf
costly Coult House has ! cen lait
the building is progressing rapid
ly. 1t is to be finished of Gu
stone and all modern convenience
this With q number of small build
ings and several old houses repair
ing were all the improvements il
the town that came under our OBJ
servation There is an air of com
fort and family convenience, al
absence of pride and ostentatio'
about this town that we never be
, held elswhere. Medium size,
, dwellings in the centre of spaciou
3 garden lots 1.-The land well cult
waited and fruit trees and grape
! vines everywhere abounding shOv
plainly that the people know ho'
Q 10 live, and that they proter eas
/. and comfort to style and ostent'
ton.
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Nor4nT PUBLIc. Our young
friend Tom. Mopaghon has recciv-
ed, from Gov. Hayes, . commission
as Notary Public. We commend
him1othose requiring thcscryices
ofsuch an officer. bdc,s II
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Music.

'Prof. BAUER commences, in thin
weeks Gazette, aseries of articles
onatheisubjeOt of The Studyof Mu
sc, one which he is well qualified
to treat. The great and increas
ing interest in our country in mu
sical matters will give these arti
cles a high value with a large class
ofour readers.r ,ygxvTg,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

The Postmaster General has ap
pointed Jacob d. Enos, a oolored
man, Postmaster at Yalpdosta,
Georgia. This Is a notorious rcb-
el. town, and viii be remembered
as the place where tbe Ku Klux
tried to blow the court h0nso mp
with gunpowder, while the Reppb-
licans were holding a meotingin il
Enos was a sergeant in the Third
Regiment coDored. troops. y, y 80
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch whom re-
lief car be obtained for 25 cents?
Buy o box of LicingstOn'S Itch
Ointment at SIocum & Whites
Drug stores2n7 tf9sc
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ID. b..

BgrcH has received an addition
to bis stock Of jewelry, the most
precious arrival that has taken
place for a long time. 1t weighs
about eight pounds, and is not for
sale. M Ma
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Prof. b. Il. Mott,

I. Z y . g. =
Commences course of dancing
iessonsito ajuvenile class on Fri.
day afternoonjat at 81 o'clock, at the
Mitho@ House Hall. Fhesecond
.lssaah will be on the day follow
ing, at 2, P NJ, and 50 on, Friday
and Saturday Of each week. The
IPsrsntsa Of pupils are invited y
visit the school, The readiness
with which the Professor has pro.
cRHpdthis glass, shows tho appre'
ScIa6oh by our citizens of-his NOR,
its asan- Instructor in the Terpsi.
chopeau art.s 81 z, sfjs sa aa
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.TTOUSE & HOT'FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell his residence, on
Walnut street, opposite the soutnenr. school
house, double boarded frimehouse, with sew
en- rooms, cellar and porches, throughout fn-
ished up and nicely painted; clstern and sta.
bic on q large lot with several fruit trees and
| shrubbery. Il. j. FRlEDalCl'
AnrIl S.i6l-aM.- - - - =.
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DIR. CON E

May be consulted as follows in 1860.
In Lancaster, at the Tallmadge House, on
Tuesdays AMI until the Express tram goes
West on Wednesdays, Maya; June :; July
l3; Aug. 81 Oct. 8; Nor. 0. 10.
In New Lexington at the Coiborn House, on
Mondays, Feb 4; March 90; Mays; June u
July "; Aug. 80; oct.Bi Nov.s.
DR.. CONE treats Bronchitis, Laryngitis Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and air passages, Scrofula, Enlarged
Tonsils, Bronchoctle or Big Neck, Tumour. Oi
all varieties, Dyspepsia, Piles, Neuralgia. Epi-
,lepsy, Chorpa, Paralysis and general nervous
'innutrition, Diseases ofthe Heart, Liver. KID
heys Skin, Stomach, Blood. all the diseases
pecnlarto FemaIesand nll Chronicand Con'tl-
tutional Diseases.
DR.. Cone expects to visit Lancaste regnlarly
for years. n vou are in poor health consult
him. You will be amply rewarded fortime and
trouble by the thorough examination and salts
factory description gwen your case.
Consultation ireeina ; stes. Medicines cash
Jan'y7, '69-ti.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior TO
the best timportod German Cologne,
and sold a. half the price.