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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04
Cancers, Tumors. Ulcers.

pRoF. KLINE, Of the Philadelphia University, is
making astonishing cures of Cancers and Tu-
mors, by new process. A CHEMICAL CANCER
ANTlDOrE that removes the largest of Cancers and
Tnmor1 without pain or the use Of the knife; without
cauptic, eating or burning Medicines and without
the loss OF drop of blood. For particulars, call or
address x. II. KLINE, M. D.,
Nc. 9Sl Artl ST., philadelphia, Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

Seeiey's Hard Rubber Truss. Supporter
And Bandage Establishment, 134T Chestnut g.. Phila
See VS. Hard Rubber Truss radically cures Rupture,
never rnsis breaks soils; light, safe and romfortas
bic; "seeleys Hard Rubber abdominal Supporter
vii ladies suffering from female Uterine or Abdoui-
inal weaknesses affords immed ate relief support
Ing the back light, neat and cnectual. Send for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

-Nsw diepoye.iea Of oopps. and coal
tgfe hssr trsNs + Titsinis,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

JANEsrowN, N. Y.
LrPPIaooTr ID BAKEwELL:-Wa have no trouble
with your Saws they don't need to be lined NV with
paper; we put them the Msndre and they 20 right
along. Temper perfectly uniform and quality nrsur-
passed. Respectfully, CHAS. j. FOX.
LIPfINCoTT q BAKEw ell,
Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulay, NIL Gang and
Gross tut Saws. Choi ping Axes. al, shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. Shoyes, Spades and Miles Pa
tsnt Covered Scoop.
A GENTS WANTED in every town to sell the cele-
"A brsied GLITTER MowEBs aud REArERs-Lghtest
draft and most durable machines maae. Send for
circular. CLIPPER, MOWER d RIArEH Co., IL CHI
street. New York.
-kpTOWa PIOWs i PgOWsf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

N9TARp a n Ka1EN6sNs ED4ous pnors,HroHs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
ID U l. l. , 8
8 ARSAP ARILLA!
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER
the Captains mother:
BENTON DARRAcx's, Mo. ,
DIR. JOHN BULL, DEAR SiR-Knowing ,h,o
s,mcaoy OF your sarsrparilla, aud the heal
ing and beneficial Qualities AZ nnssrs.ss
cena you the following statement OF my
was wounded about two years aso-y
taken prisoner and confined for sixtecn
hontns. Icing moved so often, my wounds
nave not hoaIed yet. have NOT sci nm -
moment since ! was wounded. / am shot
i; n naI the hips. My general health is
nature. have more faith In Your sarso.
parilia than In anything else, i wish that
which is genuine. Please express mo baiS
dozen bottles and oblige, ''"''
CAPT. C. z, JeMSsos,
30, 1855, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson m nPa,r
OF Capt. Johnson; 'i
DIR; JOHN BULL--Dear Sir: NV husband
Dr. u. n. Johnson, was a sklllfi,l surocon
ana physician In Central New York. When
ne died, leaving the above c. f.. Johnson
had chronic n d, ,n,tesn years q age be
when i gave him your sarsapariiIa. II
cukED HIN. l have for ten years recon-.
mIended II 70 many In New York, Ohio. and
a doMs ior scrofula, fever sores, and general
The cnycs a a,ssrdscs success has attended IL.
anu nm. lever sores were almost miraculosls' i
am very anxious for my son 10 aaain
siave resource TO your SarsnparIiIa. Heis
i,variui on getting a spurious article, hence
terrible, but believe he viii ' r wounas We're
Respectfully. JENNIE Jonsos.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
Norway Oats.

An Illinois correspondent in the
Western Rural gives the following
as the result of his experience:
1.-THE Norway Oats sowed and
raised this year will, think, COM
pare with the best reports about them
that have seen In Your paper, Thev
are very fine. The season being wet
they grew very large and heavy.
causing them to lodge some, conse.
quently they did not fill so well as n
they had stood up until ripe. Ihave
not yet threshed them, but think /
shaii get nom fifteen to twenty-five
bushels rom fourteen quarts on about
ohe-nalf acre. They did well on the
most of the ground, though part
was troublesome with weeds. l have
measured quite a number of heads
mat were 202 inches in length, and
iew that were "a inches long, and
also stalks that We're six feet two
ihches IN length. 1 have proof of
the above statement, if il should be
necessary to produce it. did not
count the grains In head at the time
OF cutting, but have since done so,
ana mud one head to contain 225
grains, another 2s3, another 2Sl.n
The Rural New Yorker, as will be
seen by the following, considers the
Norway agood Investment:
1.-The results of the past seasons
experience with this variety of oats.
No far rs we have reports, are very
satisfactory indeed. In all cases re-
ported, the yield has been good com.
pared with that of other varieties,
aud In some cases extraordinarily
large, going to show that no matter
now much fault may have been
justly found with the cleanliness of
the seed sent out, the Norway oats,
per Sc, has merits 10 commend IL 10
every farmer who desires 10 keen
pace with his neighbors In produc-
ton. IL haa been properly urged that
an investment which increases the
product of an acre from ten 10 fifteen
bushels IN a good one, no matter
whether IL be In the form of manure,
oaitWeyr an improved variety OF
seed. so we think. We do not dis
courage people from such invest
ments, Every wide.awake farmer
knows that his interests lie In keep
ing pace with progress in all DEPART
ments ot husbandry, and viii act ac-
coniingly. Tho past seasons trial
seems To prove that the Norway oats
~ one OF these profitable invest
mcnta."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, MONTGOMERY
- County,. Jay Buck VS.. A. ]. Sims and
To me nom complalnant's attach inent bill
and the return of the officer, that A. j.
Sims and Ann Sims, defendants, are nom
the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served ON them IL Is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made In the a arlxs-
vile CHRoSIcLE, a newspaper published
successive weeks, the last OF which shall be
az least one week before the fourth day OF
December, lss0, requiring said defendants
city of GAINESVILLE, ON the fourth day OF
December, 1859, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, 20 answer 10 the com plainants bill
claiming on a note of hand, dated Novem-
Der tn, ls.s, one hundred and 1--WE dollars
and MY cents. or the same will be taken
for confessed, and your property be sold TO
pay the judgment aud costs.
oct50-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
The Proper Way to Use Blue stone,

The Proper Way to Use Blue stone.
One who knows, gives the follow
ing. advice
1t Is unaccountable that the far
mers have overlooked the value OF
blue stone as preventative of smut.
me proper way to use 1t, as laid down
In Patent Office, for 1865 or 1866. is to
dissolve one anda halfpounds of blue
stone in three gallons of warm water,
and then pour the solution on eight
bushels of wheat, spread on a tight
floor, and stir with shovel until
every grain Is wetted. This Is the
way II is wetted In Europe, where the
remedy was discovered. / have used
1t In this way for ten years, and have
induced many Others to use it, and all
agreed that tits effectual in preventing
smut. always prepared enough be-
fore breakfast for the days sowing.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20

"A MINISTER was on his way to
church one Sabbath morning and
saw boy on the river bank fishing.
my boy" said he, "don't you know
that 1t Is wicked to catch fish on Sun
day 7" "Guess L han't sinned much
yet" said the boy without taking
MS eyes from the hook, chant had q
bite" Minister coughed and pushed
on.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
City Barber. Shop.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
Il his Barber shop 20 the room on Frank
whore he has fittod up an elegant shon' and
Is preparrd to wait upon his customers In n
manner Unsurpassed by any shop In the
city, lie returns many thank for mast ma
tronago, ana respectfully Invites All who
desire work In his line to give him a call M
his Now quarters.
Your obt servant
Jansl5. lS60.ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
DR.. JOHN BULLS
GREAT REMEDIES
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Manufacturer and vsndcr Of tho Cclebrs
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP !
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER,
Or Chills and Fever. a.

rVNHE proprietor OF this celebrated ~, ..,,.
4 cine Justly claims for II a superior,y
o.sr All ever onered TO the public for ths
VII, certaln' speedy and Permanent cure
OF Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever
Wnether Of short or long standing. IL,
refers TO the entire Western and Soptbs
western country to bear him testimony L.
.ne truth OF the assertion that In no esso
whatever VIII IL fail 10 cure, il the DIRE
ions are strictly followed and carried ont
IN great many cases single dose has
nee, neen sumcient for a cure, and whole fami.
x'ish "a'o pcen cured by a single bottle.
WIN Perfect restoration OF the scnerai
nealtn; IL Is, however, prudent, ana m
ssFery case more certain 20 cure IL its usc
~ continued in smaller doses for 4 week n =
Two AFTER the disease has been chefireJ
more especially In difficult and Ions sta nd,
ing cases. Usually, this medicine VIM ne,
require any other TO keep the So,rs,. " 10,
GOOD order should tho patient. however
reauire cathartic medicine after HAVING
taken three or four doses OF the Tonic s
single dose OF Buu's Vegetable Fbm,iv THs
will be sufficient. 'S "''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20

In 1866 there We're sent over the
wires in the United States 1904, 40
messages, a larger number than in
Great Britain, France, and Austria
combined.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Principal once No. 10 9th cross.st.,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
B u l. L. 80
WORM DESTROYER /!
TO MY United States ana World
wide Readers.

I HAVE RECEIVED MANY TESTING
Il malls rom professional and medical
men, as my almanacs and various puhjica.
lion ma nave shown, ell of which are genu-
ed e and hs po aS,aGlwinS from highly edrcat.
ceeIMu!y one OF the most sensible com In,i.
nlcations have ever received. Or. Glenn
NJ snnws exaSctiy what no speaks Of and
p ei,s OF gold. Hear what the Doctor saws of
Buti's Worm Destroyer: '"'' Vi
VILLANow, WALKER COUNTY. "A
June 70, 1858.
DIR; JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir. have re-.
erai irIa ,yen a y9ur Worm Destroyer" sew
cious. II has not failed in a Single instance
10 nave the desired effect. / am doing a
daily uas sr ior country son Practice and have
am free 10 confess that i know ~ M r rc,,o
dy recommended by the ablsst authors
t mat Is 30 speedy and certain in its efiects.
Nv Sba ssy are uncertain a. tho
lind out upon what terms can Set the he
medicinc directly from YOU. II I can 1et
~ upon f easy terms, shall use a great deal
cies 10 contrary to the teachings and prac-
uce OF q great majority Of the regular limo
s 90 M. Rs, put see no Just cause OF. good
know ~ 70 dh, Y. aisaa,g remedy which wc
may he Ignorant of its conibin alton. For
n any part All shall mako \ rule 70 use any
800. ~ nrons 70 alleviate suffering hui
,na.n,ny when may be able to command
,,o'. tneri.nting because some one moro In.
eenlous than myself may have learned iis
encc!s nrst, and secured the sole riGht 10
n nse n, ,mmt knowledge. However. am by
thousands Of worthless nostr,iins thaf arc
mooaing the country, that purport 10
cure MI manner of diseases 10 which ficsb
nr n ra,. riease reply soon, and inform mo
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20

GRANDPA, did you know that the
United States has been in the habit
of encouraging and acknowledging
tories? What kind of tories Pr
Territories %
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
{" STAR UNION LINE. "

GENERAL OFFICE, STAR UNIoN line
Mr.. q. II. COOPER Is APPoiNTEn
ln Freight, Soliciting and Contracting
Agent for this line, at Clarksville, Tenn,
Contracts for rates and Bills of Iading is
sued by him will be protected.
shippers by this line will always secure
rates rs low rs by any other direct and
responsible line, and advantages In for.
wardlng and delivering In Eastern cities
which are not cQualled by any ether route
h, III. KINGSBURG, Sup't,
Columbus, Ohio
L. =. NANALSTINE,
Juno 10, lSd9-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
THE CHRONICLE.
OlarksvI:ls. Saturday, Nov. 20, 1863.
disqualification.

disqualification.
Tough venison--A saw buck.
A fiery steed-Horse radish.
A lady Of Lyons-A lioness.
A slave of old ocean-The surf.
Singular-To see garden walk.
A misnomer-A civil instinct.
A pleasing action-Satisfaction.
q COW BELLA beautiful milk maid.
An obseqious man the undertake
err.
How to take a cold bath--take 1t
coolly.
Iflove Is blind, how can there be
love at first sight?
How to make cold chisel--lay it
on the ice. a.ssF
A wheel, unlike a horse, runs the
better for being tired.
When maiden gets married, she
ends miss spent life.
You can always find o sheet DIVA
ter on the bed of the ocean.
The legitimate occupants of the
stalls Of theater are stage horses.
One of the teeth of o biting frost
was recently picked up in Canada.
A man recently hung himself In an
axeltree with cord of wood.
= Why Is the sun like a good loaf?
Because its light when II rises.
A horticultural wag says that the
Language Of flowers Is uttered by tu-
lips.
John and Jane were not married
after all for though John wooed,
Jane aUooed not.
The young lady who has taken the
the gentleman's fancy has returned it
with thanks.
"Something better for the women
than the BALLOT Is out. 1t has rib
bons foot,wjde, and bird of paradise
feathers.
A great man il most calm In storms,
and littleone most stormy in calms.
An imaginative young man, labor
ing over the gradual encroachments
of woman kind on masculine terri
tory, in the matter of dress, breaks
into song as follows:
"They tock our coats-and we hardly miss
ed EN-; - -''''N'
watts;
Ihey stole orr sacks-we only laughed and
Emboidened, then they stole our very
Until ny slow andsure degrees. the witches.
lave taken all-our courts, hats, boots
and breeches"
Poor whisky is called Fifteenth
amendment" in the South, because
it's hard to swallow, and doesn't
amountto any thing after it's down.
VIRGINIA papers mentions with
gratitude the return of wild game to
her forests, even the birds having
been driven away during the war.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20

For sale by n. Is. stewart, CIarks-
Vile, Tenn.
April 10, '0S-Iy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
notified TO come forward and make imme-
diate settlement. Those having claims
against said estate win present them for
settlement within the time prescribed by
law, or they Will DO forever barred.
oct2S-iw. W. Q. SMITH, Admir-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-20
Iron and Steel, of all sizes,
HOUSEKEEPERS

VIII find a null line of Table Cutlery.
Spoons. Chamber Sets, Wood and Willow
Ware, Cedar Ware, Sad Irons, Clothes Pins,
etc., etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1886
FOREIGN.

MADRID, May 14.-In the Constituent
Cortes to-day the session was mainly occu
pied in consideration Of the question of 9
future form of government.
Senior Orenz, one Of the leaders OF the
Republican party, made long speech 10
support of his amendment, looking TO the
formation of federal republic.
vienna, MAY 14.-On the occasion Of
closing the Austrian Chambers to-day, the
President congratulated members that the
situstion of Austria had been greatly inn
proved. He referred with pleasure to the
Cancellation. of Hungary, TO the new laws
which had been enacted on various sub
iects, and concluded by saying that no peril
n1enaces thereonstitntion if It's friends are
faithful.
CoPENHAGEN, May 14.-At the banquet
10 this city to-day, Gen. Rassluff, lately
Danish Minister TO Washington, who was
present, made speech in which he re-
ferrt a 10 the sale of the Danish island in
the West Indies to the United States gov
ernment. He said he had great confidence
in the American cabinet. When negoti-
ations we're made clear, the Senate would
not hesitate to ratify the sale. The present
delay was entirely owing TO old prejudices
betwet President johnson and Congress.
MUNICH, May 1.-THE Bavarian gov
ernmeat has issned circular note TO The
governments OF France, Auatris, Prussia,
Baden and Wurtemburg inviting th0se
po wers to a conference to be held in this
city for the purpose of preserving the
rights OF the state against the church.
PARIS, May IA Several electoral
meetings were dispensed with to-day, caus-
ng In some instances riotons proceedings; q
lumber of sergeants Dsrillo were badly
lurt. Many arrests have been made.
E B. Washburne, the new American
Minister to Paris, and ]. Berlheny, the
french Minister to Washington, arrived
LAY IL III - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
jail DeIIVerY.

We copy the following from the Hun
tinsdOn West Tsnntssesan
On Tuesday night last Eve prisoners, the
entire number confined in the Jail at this
place, made their escape, including two
under sentence 10 the penitentiary; one for
three Year,, the other for life. Both these
were negroes, of the name of Morgan
Two other negroes we're confined, one
for horse stealing, the other for stabbing.
Only one white man, Oden, was in jail,
he was charged with horse stealing. For
some reason, We learn, the prisoners were
all confined in the upper, or debtors room,
and during the heavy rain Of Tuesday
night they succeeded in pricing out a
window from their room, from which they
let themselves to the ground by means Of a
rope made from their bedding, which was
torn into strips for the purpose. Efforts
we understand, are being made for theiI
recapture
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Early yesterday
morning Deputy Sheriff Van Bruhl and a
private Waterman detected three thieves
stealing iron from the Morris and Essex
RsilroadiDock, in Hoboken, and fred -four
shots at them. One of the thieves was seen
u fall into the water and sink. The others
escaped, but soon returned, probably to
look for their companion. They were fired
upon again, when one was heard TO ex-
claim, 81 am shot" They again escaped.
ST. LOUIS, May ia delegation Of
prominent business men, appointed by the
President of the Merchants Exchange,
left for Memphis this evening TO attend The
commercial convention 10 be held there on
the 18th inst.
CHICAGO, May l4-There was a large
attendance at me National course TO wit
ness the trot between Mountain Maid, of
Philadelphia, and Star of the West of
Chicago, for purse of one thousand dol
lars. Mountain Maid won the third heat
by one length, fourth by two lengths, and
eth by two lengths. Star won second
heat BY half neck; first was dead heat.
james Rackey, Of Louisville, and Bashaw,
of Baltimore, were entered, but Withdrawn.
Time: 2S04, 2:301, 2:293, 2:344 and 2:33
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
a FOUL ISLANDER,

We notice in the Pulaski Citizen of
Friday last an account Gf the Radical
convention held in that place on the
Monday previous, in which Capt. King,
carpet-bagger, is reputed to have
stated that he was in Shelbyville on
Thursday Of last week, and that "a very
intelligent gentleman had told him that
he had seen q reliable gentleman who
told him that on the night before a
large body of Ku.klux (about sixty)
went to the house of loyal man in
that county about nine o'clock, and
commenced fighting him, and that this
man, solitary and alone, fought these Ku-
KIux all night long, until half an hour
before day, when he succeededin driving
them away" This statement bears the
lie upon its face. No such occurrence
has ever taken place in Bedford county,
and we call upon Mr.. King to give the
name of the author Of this foul SANDER
upon our people If he fails to do 80
we shall take it for granted that he
manufactured the story to suit his own
political purposes. We have heard that
a man by the name of Caststeele, who
was on trial here at the last term of the
Circuit Court, for killing Mr.. Robinson,
and who resides in Lincoln county, was
visited by q mob and his house fired
upon. If this were so, it was doubtless
done by those who felt themselves
agrieved by the killing of Mr.. Robinson,
and not by Ku-Kiux Everything an d
everybody in Bedford is quiet, and We dc
not believe there is a genuine Ku-Kluz
in the cOunty-ShslbyDiHe american
! Rescue, Nay IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
EQUAL RIGHTS.

The Meet'Bg at brooklyn Yesterday
NEW YORK, May l4-The Equal
Rights Association met at the Academy Of
Music in Brooklyn, at 1890 o'clock this
morning. . About 200 persons, mostly
ladies were present. Mrs. Anna c. Field
presided After the appointment of a
committee to prepare resolutions, Mira.
Stanton addressed the meeting Ten
minutes EIle for speeches was adopted,
and considerable discussion ensned rs to
whether this vas An adjourned meeting of
the New York Convention or a meeting TO
organize a Brooklyn association. 1t was
finally decided by the Recording Secretary
of the New York Convention, that that
body faaliy adjourning last night, that this
was a Brooklyn meeting.
Mrs. Lucy Stone, George w. Curtis and
others addressed the meeting, and finally
recess till this afternoon was taken.
At the afternoon SESSION Mira Celia Bur.
leigh, President Of the Brooklyn Equal
Rights Association, presided, and read an
address on wOman's rights. a series of
resolutions, expressing the sense of the
meHing, were read, and speeches were
made 10y Mrs. Livermore and others. The
resolutions we're adopted, and the meeting
adjourned till evening
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
ST. LOUIS.
New PrecautiOn Against Fire aud
Piracy.

New PrecautiOn Against Fire aud
Piracy.
ST. LOUIS, May IA movement is on
foot here to protect the river marine from
ERE and river piracy. The plan is to pro-
cure an iron-clad tug with sufficient power
to tow from the levee the largest steam
ers in case of fire and 10 have
a powerful steam fire engine on
board ready for use at a moments notice
The tug is TO ply up and down the hsrbor
day and night, and 10 have locomotive
head lights at the bow, stern and amidship,
80 arranged that they will illuminate
almost the entire harbor, and can be dark
ened at will
The insurance and marine interest will
probably furnish the tug and the police
authorizes man her. 1t also proposed TO
license and register all skifis and small
boats plsing the harbOr, as preventive Of
FLYER piracy, which is carried % pretty
extensiyely