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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

This T. he Beet Family Bcmedy TO cure al kinds
Of Pain, yoa ever tried, ~
u u clean eAfs aud delicious TO use and Il you use
II faithfully, IL viii do y,u Good
Directions each bottle Boy Ii Of the Druggist or
Merchant where yea trade II they hayc got OF
hand they s send Tor a. II your reqaest and sell you
Geuuiuo Renut's Pain " liug MaEN OIL al the nAn.
uhcturer'r lowest price Al retail.
gC- sold BY pmggists, Merchants aud Gioorrs
1t Is put up IN threw szes, end called Trial sa0 -
Medium Size, aud Large tgmlly sire bottles.
WIN, kkhNE sole Proprietor and Manu- Acturer,
6mi pittsueld Aaks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

The new lattice bridge, crossing the Batten.
kill River at West Arlington, was blown from itr
foundations by the wind on Saturday and entire.
~ destroyed. The bridge was built asst year al
a cost of 81 400, and repairs on it had just been
completed, necessitated by the damage it sus
tanned at the late freshet. 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

4 Washington special sayH that spite
I the Presidents desire thAt TAXATION
bah not Be lsssesed. Congress vili
robAbly, IN view q The Congressional
lecaons ner, fkI, diminish the taxes
4AtenAlly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

A correspondent writes Typhoid fever OF a
low type has prevailed for the last six weeks
some cases proving fatal. Those now sick are
improving, and it is hoped that no new cases will
develop themselves. Dr. Haskins has been in
attendance. with Dr. MonoleY as counsel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

The only picture Of God, the Father, IN Eu-
ropean mussms 10 far as know. 10 that at YAlen-
cha, spain, IL il q face Of severe aspect, With a
divine light flashing from the eyes The daring
artist who painted il lived ia 1900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

TURNER'S NEURALGIA rlIl.-rlas afest r,a
81 ser SseraiEa sd al Nsrvaas u,sssscs ssss
thau Is.f.s cared hg q IN he issi $50 years Pres
" mail stkssest.as, a psshs-ss SAY.
tag LORRAINE VE8krAHIE tkTmARfN
FtLL-rhs lss, kpesn fsmsay iat 81 uisssscs fihs
Hpaa stuiassh, tNsf. KiaUstt ftf uesaaeas tlbsu.
stisu ant go AL eascs shere zsafharH s Ftqairsa
Pros ny mali hoA % tts, > tetcs tat4
TURNER a Co, lao Ifrssuat street boston. Ma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

The gale on Saturday relieved most Of the
houses in West Rupert Of their ehimneys, The
roof of VIM. Moncriefs barn was also blown off
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23
MARRIED

WFrHEBBEE DEAN A. Factory poibt.
Nov. ~, by Rev. Il. s Cushman. JuhG \ Weth.
erbee and Florence A. Dean, All ~ this town.
MARTIN HOHAItD-4 IN soa1 Londonderry,
Nov. - by Rev VIM. H. Rugg, Of south shafls-
bury, Mr. ) ames /. Marin 10 Mice Della T.. How
ard both ~ South Londonderry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

vest RsgsrI.

William Lewis had barn blown down ant
entirely demolished by the gale ON Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

Thomas K. Snow has been appointed post
master, vice Luke b, Hapgood, resigned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

HORSES FOR SALE.
A pair q good sork borses for sale. lngaire
81 J. h. RAff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
Frinhifnl Derelonments
Murderous Preparations.

At last the people have got the fact through their
hair tina, hair dyes impregnaled with acetate oflsad
and other metallic salts are
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23

When they ser the metallic sediment At be bottom I
the botles, they know that tbs disgusting STUFF u II
erAly icleIaed NTH Tot.oH. They ask, thsfeioreior
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

No. Pine street.
HOUSE TO LET-THREE STORY ENGLISH BAsE.
ment, In good repair. with all modern
moderate rent In the vicinity OF Lexington avenue below
c., box sos Post Office.
ARaE THREE STORY HIGH sToop HOUSE TO LET.
IL furnshed, IN Twentieth street (3ramercy Park).
H. X DREW CO., l5b 9Th av. between z2d and Esd
MO. 2s EAST TENTH sTREET-FuRNIsHED HOUSE
IN TO lease, suitable for mners rnan makers dentsts
Ac. Apply 10 y. q. KANE " Fourth avenue.
~ >. GTBBoNs, 100 BLRECKEH STREET, HAS TO
let, possession Immediately, House, in fiftb ward near
Hudson street; also other Houses Apartments e
T,O LET-By VIM KESNELLy, 80 PINE STREET.
b. house, No. East 22d A., neat broadway. $4,000
bh house, NO EAst 18th a., 9th furnished T1v
- o. pouse ~ fss lwh sti near hrosdway..... 500
~ Ok house, 100 WSuS ssd st., urnishsi i, $500
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

An Albany l1a.l correspondent OF the Macon 7ere
giopb relates the following conversation as show.
ing now "cotion on the BRAIN" Is affecting planters in
that locality
Grafton-"G0od morning. Captain Scott.r Cap
tain Scott-"Its gone up to twenty-seven cents, |
see. and still rigng." G.-"peasant day. Captain
s.-''IIavent got enough hands this year, but III
plant for two hundred bales.' G.--"10wis your
iamllySv Captain Sd think It'll bring twenty five
cents a pound next year, G.--"Any news with
your Captain S.--"If the worms don't interfere
l'l raise az east two hundred and nffy.- Give
have had bad weather latelyr Captain S.--s'Tm
gong to use plenty OF fertilizers and improved
seed.r G.-"All well at home ~ Captain S.-"Bacon
T. rising the niggers have Killed all my hogs, but
think III have enough 10 get tllrOu9h.n G.--
.'You are looking little older than when
] saw you iast.- Captain s.--"we ought
70 raise bale the acre In this county,
but the niRRers don't work like they used tor
G.-.What dye think OF reconstruction ~ Captain
s.-'l won't plant much corn this year. ! can buy
two acres or corn with one OF cotton. and 1t don't
pay, you see" G-"Think Congress will turn us
out a2ainW Captain S.-"We never will raise an
much a. we used to. The demand IL greater, the
supply ess and. therefore, we bound 10 get q
COOL price"
The New York herald., 1869-02-14
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SATURDAY, Feb. l3-6P. M.
To-day BIAS been marked by very important legis-
fation IN Congress affecting Wall street matters. The
House as win be seen by the Washington reports
mas yassed number OF bills Immediately bearing
Hpon subjects OF great interest In financial circles
Fhe first OF these is the Hooper bin, 1t is known
toriginally reported hom the Ways and Means Com
Mittee, providing that the bonded gold bearing
debt OF the United States shall not be
further increased. The presentation of this
measure gave the first impetus TO the rapid
rise OF American securities in the foreign
market Its passage by one branch OF the national
legislature will, doubtless, influence still further
advance In hve-twenties abroad, indicating as II
does determination on the part OF the government
20 put limit to the debt. An amendment was also
passed with the bill forbidding sales OF gov
eminent gold-of which our merchants so frequently
complained. bill to prevent the national banks
from loaning money on greenbacks or national notes
was also passed. Should 1t finally become a law
the docking up strategy Of Wall street is al an end.
Another bill was reported prohibiting the certinca-
poD OF checks when the drawer has not funds to his
account equal to the face thereof This is
q measure OF doubtful sagacity, as 1t will
help the rich capitalists OF Wall street and drive the
small ones from business, unless, as has been sug-
yested the banks at the moment OF the presenta-
tion OF such checks make loan of the amount TO
their customers, and thus fortify them. The most
important bill the series which received attention
30 promptly from Congress is one substituting
monthly reports for the present system OF quarterly
statements from the national banks. 1t remains to
be seen, however, whether this change viii result in
preventing the spasmodic contractons in the money
market, which is ostepsibly Its object.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks OF
this city is regarded as unfavorable one, but IL
did not create any decided impression in the stock
market. There is a decrease Of over million OF
dollars in legal tenders, which is accounted for by
the renewal OF shipment to the South, the cotton
receipts at the different ports being the increase
The decrease in specie TO the extent OF over
81 oo0 and decrease in deposits to the amount
of sa,625,ooo represent heavy payments into the
Treasury for customs duties The totals as compared
with the nreyious week were rs follows.-
The New York herald., 1869-02-14
WINES, LIqrORs. sc.

I E00 BARRELS aBEARGRAss DfsTrLLBRY- cor.
l.cVV PER WHISKY
for sale ~ said distery We ready make contracts
for No. corn, deliverable al said distnIery.
sCHuLTHEss CO., Propriesors.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

Governments were again excited in sympathy
with an advance OF fve-twenties in London to Is.
The market was variable after the highest point in
prices was reached, but closed firm at the fol-
lowing quotations, which show a remarkable i'm
provement as compared with the list of a week
ago:-Unted States skies, 1881, registered, 1121s
d 1924; do, coupon, 114is a 1l414; do, five
twenties registered. Ill a 111H; do, coupon,
1862, 1l44 1l4ss; do, 1884 1l2s a 1l27s; do.
1856, 113 a 1l3b; do, new, 1855, 11ols 1l05S;
sio 1861, l10s l1os; do 1868, 1los4 11o7s: do.
10-4o's, registered 1885, 1o3A: do, coupon, 1Os'l
a i0s5s; currency bonds, 1ol% a 1919.
The gold market was duler but without any
cessation OF the contest between the two rival
elements. The ''bus'' have not withdrawn gold,
but while controlling they freely lending it, car
ryng to-day at rates ranging from AZ to per cent.
The gross clearings were s5s,767ooo, the gold
balances s., sl2, $780, and the currency balances
e. 7os 500 The range u price was as folows:-
The New York herald., 1869-02-14
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

lAM1LLETE DE AROMA.-THK ABOVE ARE 40
knowledged TO be the nncs Cigars manufactured In
At wholesale complete assortment Of The various ssss asc
general assortment Of other approved brands
q. w. fABER, B Beaver strsseL
The New York herald., 1869-02-14
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY SHEET

Feb. aa-steamef DcdSu, Paris
NcxscL6 dollars ...... $4,000
Cole bars. $1,000
Feb. I3--6cbJ6ner ID. FL Bshee Maracaibo-
American gold. 10000
80 Spanish doubloons. ........ eo,o54
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1927, $50
1he receipts for customs and the receipts pay
meuts and balances the SubTreasury In this city
for the week have been as follows:-
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c PARAGRAPHS.

The Chamber of Commerce meSts
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
"A batch of saloon keepers were
taken Gin out of the wet' yesterday,
for violating the Sunday ordinance.
The service of two or three peace
warrants furnished the few prisoners
committed TO the lower station yester-
day.
Persons having bills against the
Committee of Arrangements of the
Confederate picnic will find a notice
elsewhere in this paper.
DR.. w. E. Rogers, Health Officer,
reports thirty-four deaths-eighteen
whites and sixteen negroes-for the
week ending Saturday, Dist.
Fannie Clayton and Annie Fisher,
viragoes ofthe first order, were locked
up at the First District Station yester-
day for fighting. They will have a
hearing this afternoon.
The Catholic World for September
has been received at MansfOrd's. We
have to thank him for the last NUM-
bers of the Scientific American, apple
toms Journal, and other literary publi-
cations.
Eli Guthrie, a negro well known
to the police as a confirmed thief, was
locked up at the Second District yes
terday for rObbing an old country
darkey Of So. Most of the money
was recovered.
Members of the Confederate
Soldiers Picnic Committee will please
take notice of the advertisement in
another column. PrOmptattention to
it will oblige the Treasurer and faeili-
tate settling up" very much.
Madame Vincent, favorably
known for years past to the majority
Of Memphis, has opened another es-
Enlistment at Is Union street, oppO-
site the Lee Block, when she will be
glad to see her downtown friends and
the public.
The band Of Gypsies en- 6irouGc
near James Park, on Vance street,
have stolen every available chicken
within half a mile of their camp.
Denizens of that locality will be glad
TO know that Superintendent Pearne
has issued an order for the removal Of
the whole gang beyond the corporate
limits.
We find place for the following
with great pleasure:
To THE MERCHANTS OF MEMPHIS.
Having resumed the management Of
the Bolivar Bulletin, and desiring to
renew the fAvors and courtesies of the
past, we would ask from the merchants
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-23
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Walls HOn
the Memphis PostOfiCe.

Chattanooga, Richmond, Masnlns SSd ontb.
IAoil,, ms Ca and Montgomery Ala al
St.tans On the Memphis and CharlesUons
statl2n,1T Central. Mobile and ohio, Nash-
sI9 Chattanooga and East Tennessee
RaTrosds. arrive at 2:2 PM close AT n;N
AM ro,ts Noshvf1a Ioufs-
-fie Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~fttsburgs Pnlla-
SeIobfe Bufalo. Albany, New York, and al
cities North and West, arrive al E;4O PM
Kew orlenns. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks:
urg. Matches and all cities South, arrive al
m: closes at 10: IS I'M.
All stations on the Mississippi and Ienhes
ee- New Orleans and Jackson and southern
aLroads, arrive at 3 pm; closes nj 10: - pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted-D arrive al
pm; close at S pm.
Marion, Wtttsburg and Claiborne AK
r-weekly1 Monday, Wednesday anorrlohyl
srrive Rt 10 am; close al II am.
Olive Branch and ByhRlia, Miss lseml-
FeekIy) Monday and Friday arrive SPIN
Snba and Big Creek. Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive at 10 IN; close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and al landings OF
white river, tsemi-weekly) Tuesday ana Sas
-rrday. arrive at 2 an; close al 4p.m-
PINE Blud and Helena, and al landings OF
Arkansas river ttri-weekly) Tuesday, IhuIs
day and Saturday, arrive at AM close AZ
P-En landings on the Mississippi river south
fsqui-weekly) Tuesday and Saturday, arrlN'
ST g am; close al pm
All landings on the Mississippi river nortn
fsemf-weekly) Monday and Thursday afflN'
AZ Sam; close at $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
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THE ALLEGED P. o. ROBBERY.
Letter from Assistant Postmaster
KnOWlt0n.
A Plain and True Statement of the
Affair.
PosT OFFICE,

GOSI OffACEs
MEMPHIS, TENN., August q, 1868.
Editors Appeal: I notice in the
Suns issue of Sunday morning an
article under the heading Of Not a
Robbery" In relation to the recent
robbery of the p~ostofiee, which is en-
tirely false. Not willing TO believe
the Sun would wilfully and know
ingly publish q false statement, L can
only saw that the editors were wrong
" informed. l herewith hand you a
simple statement of the facts, with the
request that you publish the same in
Justice to this office and the public,
that the false representations above
referred to may be corrected. L DO
not wish to do any one injustice, u
if Mr.. Bowling or any other CLERK In
the pOstofice places himself in an I'M
envfable position, by open violation
of the law, in total disregard OF the
solemn oath of office which he has
taken, 1 do not think it IS my duty 70
screen him from justice.
The facts are Is follows: On FRIDAY,
the Goth inst, while the other clerks
in the distributing department were
gone to dinner, l saw Bowling wrap
1p some letters in the usual form OF
making up mails, and saw him write
on said package. When approached
him he laid the package down directly
before him on a case, with the writing
under side, so that l could not see
what he had written. When l asked
him where it was going he said it was
| his. l took up the package, when ne
| again protested that it was his, and
was private, and reached his hand to
take it. On the package was written,
Joe. J. Bowling, Private" lopened
the package in his presence, standing
| close beside him so that he could see
| the address on the letters as well as
myself. It contained three letters
one addressed "TO Republican Ban
nar, Nashville, Tenn; one to "Hinck-
| lev Knitting Machine Co., 1T6 Broad
way. n. "" and one to &C. Bowers
& Co, $40 South Third street, Phila-
| delphia, Pa" l told him they were
not his, upon which he Immediately
walked past me and out OF n once
He did not at the time say anything
to me about any other letters OF hI'
own. He did not go out Of the office
| before 1 examined the package. None
of the letters have been opened. 1t i
not known whether they contain
money or not. 1 sent for a policeman
and when he returned he was ar
rested.
The above is a plain, true statement
of the facts in accordance with my
testimony under oath, before the Uni
ted States Commissioner.
L. 5. KNOWLTON, Asst. P. NJ.
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How the County Funds Go.

Editors appeal: 1t Is reported that
Judge u. L. Hudson has permitted
Thomas E Leonard TO give bonds in
the sum of Sc, 500 for himself, and
IS. 500 for his securities. The cOmmu-
nity has lost $40, 26O by having this
amount OF spurious coupons paid into
the treasury when under the manage
ment of the said Thomas 4. LeonOrd.
1t was proven beyond all doubt, on
the late trial of Thomas Z. Leonard,
that he himself had these spurious
coupons prepared, and received them
G9m himself as County Trustee, and
appropriated the tax money in his
.~nossesSiOn Tor said spurious coupons.
Mr.. Leonard vas convicted OF embez-
element and sentenced for five years
to the penitentjRry, and required TO
nav S2.O99 for the spurious coupons
produced In court Oh his trial. The
community will have 10 pay in
the shape Of taxes, tor the
cost of prosecuting said Leon
ard, in all probability, 5,O0O
mores in other words the county has
lost, ~ $4,000 in round numbers,
through spurious securities and costs
of prosecuting the offender. If Mr..
Leonard gave good bondsmen the
Community may recover through
them the sum of 5000. 1t Is alto
getbef too great q stretch Of the mag
Tnation - supposethat a man so clear
Nv conVietsa of ENLIGHTENMENT, and
having hgG indictments pending
against him for other crimes equally
bad and worse, which al be proved
as easily as the crime of embezzle-
ment, will ever appear in Shelby
county again for trial; therefore his
securities, if responsible during any
reasonable time, will doubtless pay
their part Of the obligation of the
bond but Mr.. Leonard will hardly
put himself out of the way to pay his
part. figure out, therefore, a clean
loss 10 this county through Judge
HudsOn's mistaken action of about
$4,000, and the convicted offender per-
mitted to escape.
Are our courts established, Mr.. Ed
itOr, for justice, or simply for the
amusement of the multitude? j.
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HOSTlLITlES RENEWED.
The Female Smith RizziO on the
War Path.
The Strong Arm of the Law Reach
ing for Smith.
IL'Enfant Perdu.

Again the cloud of battle lowers
Ger the house of Smith-RiZzio. The
brief interval Of peace brought about
by the incarceration OF the Iemale
Smith-RiZZiO, in the statiOp-hOuse for
smashing the cOuntryman's wagon,
was brought to asuGden close through
her release on Saturday morning. As
soon as she had crossed the draw
bridge of her castle, she called her
people together, and aver a quart Of
tanglefoot, bound them by the most
fearful oaths to ayepge her own Smith,
a friend who had allowed her 70 pine
in the calabOOss instead Of pawnlng
his clothes to raise the needful to pay
her fine. And the way that gang
sWore was a reminder of the days or
''our army in Flanders;" they're a
profane set anyhow, but they exceed
ed all their previous efforts, and II
Smith escapes the pangs of the legal
CerberuS it will be only to fall victim
der the banners of their out.
ragged Queen. But the Reynordical
Smith has thus far eluded the vigi-
lance Of both the officers and the
hired braves, and is no doubt now
lying perdu, smickering in his greasy
sleeve at the discontinue Of his
mortal enemy. At dark last night
the yengeful virago sat in her door
way licking her chops and gloating
over the speedy capture of her willy
foe, but she reckon5 without her host,
for Smith is too old q bird TO be
caught with chat, and unless he is
seduced from his watchfulness by the
Bourbon county Delilah, may yet
live and flourish like a green bay
horse. The latest intelligence from
the field will be given from time to
time,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-23

THIS favorite Summer Resort, situated IN
i Blount county, Eaat Tennessee, viii BE-
opened for the reception of visitors on the
IRIS OF JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use OF these waters. In
functional arrangements Of the Liver. Bow
els, Kidneys andSkin, and the cure OF Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
h buildings ct Montvaia are now being
thing put in apple-pie order. Alt accesso-
rtes for enjoyment and recreation at the best
watering places VIII be f0uudh here. The Ia
oilities for reaching Montvale this season are
increased by the extension Of the Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad. and regular rains
are running 20 Maryvilie, whence passengers
are conveyed in coaches TO the Springs, MIN
miles distant.
RATES 90 BoAED.-Per day, g 90: per week,
SIC; per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description OF waters, etc.,
is5 Jos. I. KING, KncxYfle, Tenn,
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1869


@0O9N
scUrH MEMPHIS. ks. i2-peets ID Friday Of
Esoh month-Han cor. Madison a2d Second.
Al. WhecieT. ". Nj Zen. x B1tep,. sea
ANGERoNA, No. 16S-meets Isl Aapday IA ey-
cry month, at Odd-Fellows' Han, v~ner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. NJ; Jehn
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCoTT, No. 2s3-neets lEt Friday OF each
m0nth-HaH corner Madison and Second.
r. W. Mitchell, W. IL; S. StUrm, SEQ.
DESoTo, No. @3-meets Sd Friday Of each
Observation-Disclosures Hail. z. n. Stanley,
W. M; r. w. Shelton, Sec.
KmwINNING, No. 34l-meets 4th Friday OF
each month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
ner Of Madison and Second. o Ainslie,
W. NJ; B. X. Pullen. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets ID Monday Of
each month-0dd-Fellows' Hall D.. c. Ira
der, NJ. r. II. p; c. G. Locke, Sec.
r. s. N.
CoUSCIL, No. e-meets 3 Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fellows Hall Joh Gent,
Tn. Ill; n. ]. Wiggin, Rec
TEMPLARS.
CYRESE CoNfMANDERY, No. Emeets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, Conn.,; n. j.
Miggin, Rec,
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sulphur springs, ". Va myis
ORCHARD SPRINGS,
TWsnty-Ole Hours fr0n Memphis, Connect
lag at Lebanon luRetIOn---The only
Change Of Cars.

THIS faTorite place Of Summer resort u
4 situated On-the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or i've hours Of the
former place, near the base OF the mountaIns,
several hundred FEET above Louisville, where
you Rave the pure mountain air, together
with the finest fnineral and usdIeinai waters
in the West-amOng which Is the GREAT
AMERICAN EPSON.
For "A full analysis Of the waters Of the varf-
Gus Springs, ami circulars, which may
be found at the Drugstores Of Mansfield &
Higbee, OF Steever, corner OF Second and
Madison Streets lee
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RosFAeE on NEwsPAPERs.
POSTAGE ON BOOKS,

POSTAGE ON BOOKS.
Not exceeding four ounces IN weights cents
And for each additional four ounces, or
traction 0sHtS
Postage on Books 10 C~anada-Postage on
boons arA other printed matter, including
newspapers, can only be 70 tRs S&nAoa
line.