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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

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Sf benuBte nit leiner ihm eri flir,lid) angeirdl
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quarter IN enem pntei 'u etbulten mare Sr. St)
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fen 3u erhultsn. Sn Shnnoou aHQefnmmen be-
meitie er audi Qlfdl Der 2unoungsiieae Der Gam
pier eine Ytlonltteit. Die lbm iuanrglld eridctnt
unh per'p,idt nsrleben Elm Ooueeur pon 5b!r.,
wenn lhm Elm 3tmmer perlhoift plrb.
Yer IN Nnlptudl gennmmene Sdbanoauer mar su=
f0dQerneile NIT Dem Obelfeiluer zines ouriiaen So=
tes betdnnt. iielt Dem Die Gage Der Sahe Dor uno
bietst ibm Ole 0Gffe bes Spuceuts an. Wad, Lam
gem bin uno bsr llebellegfn perIat Der Sberfeuner
enolld, auf Die Snee. has Guoe5lmmer gum Sd)laf
cubinet umrpunoeln su lollen. - GeIogt. gethnn
ne 9Ranne miro binaus frpeoirt uno an Oeren Stel
le Seiien blnein9ehrodli.
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Setten liort uno nab Der Vuoeltube ellen labt, NOD
lld fOlgenoes ,ugetragen butte
6rau St. fubte lid, unwobl uno ppllte Der 9e.
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Stnur anr 8raule. ueld1e lid9 geraOe uber ihrenl
| Vette befano uno mirh ourd) uon oben f0mmenoe
Decentralization ppllitdnoig burhnlbt Ser Ssrr
@emuh', ip.tu1er Ourd) Ods celdrs einer gbebdf
te ermabt mar, arefI erldrodsn au9 jur jfIlngs,
| fabt abrr ole Sd1nur sur 8oud)e
| Dian Inn lldl luoh Die Ycrnrrune benfen meId)e
bic BON allen Seiten berei' brehenoen 2Saeltralen
peruriaden 10 hub. OILS enol SuIie herbeltun,, ous
2Susr ihnn ~ 5Sub bod i'm Gunner itano. bu Die
&elner. um 3uytuft 5u uerme!oen, Die NtilublDtsr
ptritppfI tallen.
9Seteren unfal babcn Die 9etGsilisten sIidli=
derpelIe nidI erltlen oa hon iebr Olele @die auf=
braden uno on Seien, fur Den Geit oer 3tudt, fem
Wan9fl mebr mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Cine srt ltniperialacnis mar Der fiir;=
lid in Scrip Sim rstitcthene Scispb Sirou. 9crs
lts mar bu 9lcisbsr 3it Strisitger, ISpldhnsi
DIR. Sitra'apb, Mr,t tiAtiser Gpsmifsr, Spnfsr
unp cine Nutp'itit in Sahsn Ger 9bctcsrapbs
Srcn batte si"sn fruhttarsn 6 Infnnassslit
ST erianO (ncd isbr iuns) cine Mtaihine Sum Sci
lcubaueu. rann, we n,ln Sthttilosr mitIsllt einee
9tnsf rrs, 10 wis cis Stefts Gem gluSs er,teinen,
tatrellsn fann. 9ircn scnitrui,tc ric crle Ncfp.
mpurs nit tft;ernsn 8icsrn unS eriano o,s $3.50.
to- Nnbcsrapb.e. 9urh r,is ware es calitt,
@anfnrtc, nit SsiStrlitsr 4c auisfsir ;u IiliAsr
S>irOn elfanr, nm risisu Wubtraub 81 rsrbitsn,
ras y riabtsn. &anfnctsu in rstih,sosncn 6arts,
ST orufsn; nis s,bislt CT sinsn Gent rrn ecn 8aus
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Bg feuermerf fir BEN 4ten Suli!-g.
U. 2Sagner, @rob= uno Gleinbdnoler in sseuerm.rf.
sSabnen. jeuer. Graders, Sorpeooes, Yalfons. 2o<
ternen. 5adeln II. !. tu., II. To-, No % nno ~ On.
StoteltroBe.
leaenheiten perbsn Su benz Yreie BON $50 bis $1,000
eelieert, mobel Die n5tbisen Mnpeiunsen aeaeben
lper0en. 2fp htp Il N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Gilsrne &cssfneiter fir Die in Rem
9ritrncr Ylrt iit al ealtsnoen spcrlinae batsa
Gle Dcrli5sn 0sbrrcsn ron G"slanp imrorlisa
laiisn &isisltsn uc 10 ecnit,uirt, CAP Gle 80
asl ibrc jun9s 9tahfommsnltaft untsldliist pcn
sB tier unc Gintrnslinsen austri,sn tonnsn
Sw @sn'ilatpn etbaitsn lie curb Cen @cbsn. uns
ris S3sftitisnna s.iti.bt pur1 slniAraubtn all his
N,itc Der 9Gume.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
6umtprifii6es.

MAN mub Stuoentcn in @sienihaf Der 5rar
en- br,nssn." bebaupttte emit Semano In elmer v,
ienidbafi. in Der lidb mehrere Woitinger yroteor'
brlunoen, ,oumit lbte Si!en ubse,blfen meroen
uWielnelwegen." erm;eoette Der yroIrlipr trUde
vaber meme 6rau uno meme Sctisr Sebe id3 NC
su SdIslllelnen bsr.'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
uuicr YSiicbcrtiid1.

2eipsiger 0abeim - Das nsuei1e Seft Die
Ter 9eolsssnsn. pratg ilultrrten 3sitdrift, haben
mir aus Der Sutbanolung upn Siemon u. Bro=
Ibers in Tort 2Sdpne erbaien.
II. 5amilien5eitung. -Gas finite Ssf
ole,sr neusn, BON uns 10 parm empIohlensn 3elt.
lhrilt llsBt. aus Der Suhbanolung oes Srn, Yb. g.
i beobalo in Cincinnati Dor uils.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Fen eafiir, refhe Il s eur9 riciss Oruarerfabren
iibcrtsn 9luh erianp Der Mann eas tsfauute
gatct M.taumiitnns, reldbs jspe Slcituna aus.
taltsn fann. Sis ririi3's G,Taeuna Sircn's
mar ater ras jsst aassmsin iitl.bs 0sriabrsn,
Gtabl Al ibne,eu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
2ur 8eahtuna.

GO pirb bisrcufb bfanut t saR tie grmmHdre
ranfn County bsab raen, nber bic Itum Greer, au Der
9tnie SameS arfs alteration Der 6enrs Snni5 StraBe,
In Sron Hp. q Gifin 5rwnibp. ranftn Gpunts, Sbio,
ene Srnde rad eem SuGinssam Yan su bauen, uno oab
pieieIben AM ~ -s. ... ..-,
- 0onneras, ben Is. Suli 1869,
ae Tettcncn in Sus auf pber gnpencunsen sssen tte
bsabNhti9 Beresuns unb grbauun, Der 8rude baea ur
ben. -. -
.- Sobn 8. Gbnaros) Count,
.- 9Gnl. @julif, : r.n'xs..
6. W. 0isle, eomm'hare.
Stunt S. -.-.- bDbp I'M 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
Drlnpeiaentbun Ri perfaufen.

Ges llntsrsctbnsten Brbntaus setcser in staSs.ae,
Trauiu epuntn Sor, nit sancr Got babel gut etnaeh
unb nit alien benaebiuoen serebn, bsIpnberS flr e
Suhm1ter cper flr e1 5alrpngeiddft see9ne III
Ter gin9en Sebinaungen seraufen Gbeno bat Der n
ferSstree noh Baulpta oerflufen pebe ale iest Be-
ran;t nb. 1dur fGnnn oeIbacn nil pber cbne @ftrag
foufeu. Ssruer ene an,abl Stwene unb osrihiebeneS
Sairei9raEe 1T Su oerfauen SBssen Scoiasln9en lpre
be MIN Oei Dem Gisentlnmcr sor. ..s
Bhilipp &leih.
9nri o. h~ II ~ bp Sbabenile, 8rauflin Co.. 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
Columbus ~ iarftbcrf6t.
Sanflagung.

@Hsn Osnen mss an benz Gsitentss msinss ssr-
fprbenen Bruber5
Seinrid g dan
bsilnetmsn tatts i'd far isrs 9bnabm hermit neinen
innisiten Oaut ab. .. ......s
Wm. Ghau.
e5unt 23. I'M bm I'm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Son aGen Seiteu Io(en Dem Cantor Gratula
iionsu sugegungen lem nit Dem 2Sunihe, oab er
nod lanae ieinen bebren Sltel genebeu, oapon SEQ
rem uuo iott iperoen m6ge. S,e 8roBnlutb Der ;Re
glerun9 pro aulettig bewun0ert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

@roBmuth. = 0as 3eaerunss= fir bos
3ersoghum Weininsen entDalt III NrD. 67 BON. l..
Utat m0rtlld, iSoigenoes: ., ..
Seine 9ohelt Der 5ersog haben aeruht, Dem
S4uQsbrer Gjeora SebaItian Geii 5u Steoten yin
2lne,tennuna einsr lanqdbrigen eriprieBcbenS SSirt
iamteit ou5 Ytdo,cat Cantor sndolglt 5u Der!ei
ben" ...
Weinin en-, hen l. Mai 1869.
SerloglbeS Stdatsminliierium, I6t6eilung fir
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Srauen, wenn Cure Mdruer Dem Srunte erae
ben limo. oann III Die eb,libe 81 traht aeit6rt
6rieoe uno Giniafet Iinb pom, hGus ID en- . ere
pslbannt. Sas e., ldle Slud III mi ttet, Die Al=
Die iSuBe getretsn uno DER Nuentbaltsort eines on
9liifiiden uno 9eoeihli hen o,r.psieus y wirb su
eiaer uon Der Nrmutb teimesiu6ten o6)!e profanen.
3uietroft uno Yer3psiung erlltenoen glenos
Vile bieie Sd,rednlIIe f6nnt Sbr permeiosn. penn
Sar Cure G5aten burd) Or. SohnIos be,It mites
Srunt uht - bsiIt. Us lit in ieoem suten Drug
liOre 5u baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Srsunoe beg eIet, unter ben Hldrgen BON V0gelgez
ilng's Wuntbuube. su 'etner leben Hube beitattst.
Ser Sertorbene mar etpa 81 Slbre at. unperbei=
rutbet uno Elm braOer unb ulIemeid 0eadtster iuu=
ger W}dnn gCDeIen. Mt09e l9m Der Gaien leic5t
perben!
Oie bieliqcn g9epubtifoner bietten an
SnmIdq ibre ,W}ailsn GounD SonoerttOn" In Der
| Gup Sale eSm (8Inieu batten ib AZ Gjetreue en=
| 9sfunhen Gin Tprld)iag, eln GOunp 5rdst III er
ncrrcn. ,guros nab ldnqerer Debate nieoergemmt
unb Die WtalIen 6pnuention" be9niiNte IiCb oamit,
Die fOlaenOen 9srren als 0de8aten our Staats'
| 9Dnoentinn Ill eruennen:
6 &. @hite. s. & 5iGtair. Sen. S6eo. Snnes,
S5eo. . 8rigbt, Ot 6 9roiee. 0enrp 9tncenoer9,
Or. s 9emld, Or. lt, $. 8rDd, 0r. u. u. 0lc
Gan
Nuf Nntroa BON Or 2oona ,uuroen Ole 0efeoa-
ten ihlfrulrt in Der Gonpcni0n fir Or GObp als
Stuats'd)oBmeer I'll mmen. Nnird1e. DIE Dele
eaten r ouDes fir 8Ouutrnrur, See fur Bict GiDu=
pernsur unOS 9Hp flir Supreme Itdlter Su intru=
iren. puiiirten nab ebhnfter Debate Or. @emld
erfldre lifl Ilir G1lnmGp fir @}ounerneur uno Nr-
no!o pon Otdoon (Iteloeriretcuoer OelegaD erttdr-
e bob er Seoen, Der elne 8srflldtuna pm Tim uer=
idnse fur o!slen ooer lenen GanOloaen ju tImn1en,
u,ur Sc" id3ifen lperoe .-..a. =
9amit enoete Die OtalIen Convention
Su uiel &egen. - gs reanct su piel Sic
SSarmsr flaNen 5sreits gBir poQen boiTen, oaB Der
otmmel jegt nit ielnem Segen einbalien miro, bis
bic Grnole elngeheimlt lit.
| Steuern. - 0er feline Steuern nod ni6t be-
sablt bot. 'ollte ia nidl ueriQumen, Oes nod mob
reno oieer WUdbe iu tbun. 9tih DEM l. Suit lit
Der Shabmeltier gejwun9en, Sur 3uan8s. Gtntrei=
huns III 'dareten uno ous mabt SOFTEN, Ole jeBt nod
Dermleoen meroen tDnnen.
Garl Sraft elm 9lusI1reiner. Der in elmer
Wahtnen Berttdte arbsite1e, beh1oiBte ih am
Wontua elnen ginger 10 b0sartig ouB oerIelbe BON
Ot Wa9lnlaan ub8enOmmen tusroen mubte.
Glen Sones iouroe am Oiontag burh Die
court BON I9rem ungeireuan GDsmanu Nmuld Sones,
9elbleoen. Sas @eriht ipra9 ibr oas Sno 5u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

CUCKOO CL0Cks--OUR PATENT AND MANUFhC-
~ tufej American Watches, IN great variety; Diamond,
Pearl ana Gold Jowery, wholesale and retail, n FRANK
FIELD co.'s, Jewcllera Sixth avenue, 81 Four
en'b street. aud Eighth avenues OF Twenysxt ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

OF 9TH AVA SMART LITTLE GIRL, IL YEARS
o old with religious lady, where there children,
and where she would be treated kindly and receive little
Instruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

yNANTED-IN A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY A
w tidy good chamberniaid and waitress with references
wages S4 per month. Call at 35 Lexington between Il
2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

VNANTED-TO HIRE UNTIL MAY l, AT ORANGE, N.
w j. moderate sxed House, nicely and completely fur.
nshed and containing modern improvements with stable
adjoining. An desiring careful and Responsible
tenant att reasonable will ind this very favorble
opportunity Address D. L. G., s. b. Chenden Co,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

IHANTED-A PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER VINO
w thoroughly understands her business and who loan
employer good security 81, 5a9 hotel APP
ply to ALEX. BuMPHREK No. Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

yVANTED-h COMPETENT WOMAN Az FIRST RATE
w plain cook excellent washer and roner in small pr
yale family good home 500 7ih between 4ist and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

ykTAETED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS COOK,
w who understands her business perfectly and furnish
good city references from her last employers Apply AT 81
West :sth q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

THE FIRM OF HARTFORD 4 CO., NO. VEsEY PIER,
West Washinpton Market, IL dissolved IN consequence
OF the death OF Mr. Hartford TIE will be qdaied
by undersigned who win continue the business u the Old
stand A. M btLlEnFAcAD'
New YoHK, Sept. 3, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

YOUNG COLoRED MAN DESIRES A SITUATION
"A 10 drive for doctor TO take Of horses IL willing
make himself generally useful give five years refer
Address l2s Suffolk st. CHARLES ROBERTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

WE copy, with pleasure, the fol.
lowing notice from the Louisville
Evening Sun Of our friends, McCor-
mack & Cullen, Of Louisville:
These gentlemen have inaugurated
q new, important and interesting en-.
terprise in Louisville. Their shoe
factory is located at 1876 West Jeffer-
son, between Fourth and Fifth. They
are gentlemen of great enterprise,
strict reliability, and well understand
the peculiar features of their trade.
Mr.. Cullen is from "within u mile Of
Edinboro town. and as cannie a
Scotchman as ever read Burns and
Walter Scott and swore by the Cow
enanters. Mr.. McCormac is from
Montgomery county, Tenn.
Five hundred pairs of boots and
shoes are manufactured daily, of the
best material and In the higheststyle
of art. They are not the trifiing Yam:
kee patched up affair, but genuine
honest and durable.
We are glad to learn that prosperi-
ty attends the enterprise. Messrs
Mccormack & Cullen richly deserve
that success should be theirs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28


THE WEATHER AND CRoPs.--Go
rains have fallen in portions of Will
son county during the last week. In
small sections of the county the corn
crop Is very good-in Others the crop
has been very severely damaged. In
the vicinity of Lebanon they have
had no rain of any consequence for
six weeks.
The Athens (Ala.) Post of a late
date says:
eve are continually receiving ac-
counts from this and the adjoining
counties of Morgan, Lawrence and
Madison, of the drought, and that
crops, particularly corn, is suffering
much for the want of rain"
The greater portion of the crops in
Giles county are literally burnt up.
There have been some few showers
within the last week or two, but the
rain was confined to very narrow
sections. Some farmers say that rain
even now will not save them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

FROM one of the largest importing and
manufacturing establishments in the East
another large lot of English Wall Papers
of beautiful designs of the latest styles
consisting of
Chamber Papers, Satin Face Papers. Din.
ing Room Papers, of various kinds; Gal,
Decorations Paper Oak Satin Face Papers
Oak Panel Papers; Decorations in Gold
Gold Enamelled Parlor paper; Gold stamp.
ed Papers; Gold Embossed Papers; Paper
Center pieces, OF different kinds Hand.
some Fire Screens, of various kinds; Bor,
dering of every description.
We also have large lot of Ornamental
Paper Window Shades of Landscape and
other views, we offer at 25 cents EACH
Wall Paper, price from ten cents per bolt
TO 80 90. Call soon and examine onr stock
before going elsewhere. We can sell you
cheaper than you can get the paper at Nash,
VILE and Louisville. We have IL In store
and can be seen at our place OF business
the brick corner on Strawberry Alley, in
the rear of Coulter, Hillman 4 Co.'S, Dry
Goods Store. We have the Shop open from
morning till night.
W. l.. GARDINER & CO.,
House, Decorative Painters, Wall Paper
Dealers &c. Liberal discount TO the trade
July Sd lS69-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

On the first Saturday in October
next, the annual charter election OF
GAINESVILLE takes place. Already
sundry candidates have been an
nounced far the positions Of Mayor,
Recorder, Marshal and Aldermen,
and we expect good many more ia
be heard of before the day of cleo
ton.
On the first Saturday in March,
1870, the election of Sheriff, County
Trustee, Constables, Jailer, etc, oc-
ours. A few candidates for these Off
.ces are announced; and rs the best
way to get anything before the pub
lie Is to advertise, we anticipate a
great number of announcements 10
appear in our columns. BE sure to
read the candidates column 20 learn
who are "out.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

AS the drought has nearly destroy
ed the crops, and farmers now have
more time than usual, and as help to
the housekeepers is scarce, we sug-
gest to our country men to get up
and restore the social relations exist
ing prior to the war, by having little
and frequent barbecues in the differ
ent sections, and then, as sociability
Is being restored, to establish farm
ers' and fruit growers clubs all over
the country-to exchange ideas and
facts about crops and culture. This
is going on elsewhere with great re-
suits in the way of recreation and
improvement. Thousands OF facts
are lost by not having such gather
ings; and many might double their
crops and income by getting the ex-
perience of others, without the ex.
pense of time and money required to
try such for himself Migratory
meetings-first at one farmers, then
at another-with q carcass or two
just to keep the stomach engaged
while the mind and tongue are ac-
tive-would cost but little to the
farmer, give no trouble to his wife,
and open the hearts and improve the
knowledge ofall. Will not some one
set the ball in motion? Very few
rules need be made, and questions
for discussion can be arranged before
hand for each meeting, 80 that each
may come prepared to contribute his
facts and views for the benefit of all.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

THE Fair Ground Pamphlets are
now ready for distribution. There
is an error or two in the same. Bear
in mind that 10 per cent. entry is re.
.quired i'm entries for trial on the
Speed Ring-other entries free o.
charge.
Let everybody try and contribute
to the pleasure, benefit and success
Of the Fair, by sending articles and
stock, and by personal presence. II
is for all-solet all attend.
Remember, II begins October 9Th
and lasts four days. Don't forget
Capt. Elliott's offer of a livepi to be
turned loose i'm the arena the first
day, to be given to the one taking
him out--all to try at once.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

HEARINa much complaint from
the country of the ravages of chicken
cholera, we beg leave to prescribe the
following simple remedy as very eff
cacious:
For every dozen chickens affected,
give quantity Of blue stone about
the third Of the size Of partridge
egg; give it to them after pulxerizing
finely either in water or dough, or
by putting it in water and then soak.
ing corn or other grain in the water,
and giving it to them three or four
times per Notwithstanding it af-
ter the disease disappears. Once or
twice administering it proves suffi-
cient in most cases.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28
matters and Things About Town.

Matters and Things About Town.
Trade appears to be dull In the city
ut present. Hia e
The cisterns around the city are
giving out.
Most Of our merchants have gone
East to purchase fall stocks.
FoR rent-two comfortable rooms.
Apply at this Office.
A LADY wishes to rent O piano, on
reasonable terms. For further par.
ticulars apply at this Office.
1t is so awful hot that we could not
write If we had anything to write
about. Whew.
Rice, Broaddus q Co. are receiving
their new fall importation Of goods.
This firm deals largely, and keep the
very best goods.
Since last Wednesday morning up
to this writing, TUESDAY noon,) the
heat has been intense-too hot to eat,
too hot to sleep, too hot to tell the
truth.
Settle & Everett keep their ice
wagon running regularly, supplying
the public with ice. These gentle
men deserve patronage, as they have
all the ice fol- sale in town, and still
sell It at two cents.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

THE FAIR.-The Fair Programme
is now being distributed by the Sec
rotary of the Association. All par
ties interested in the Fair, who do
not receive programme, can obtain
one by application to the Secretary.
In this connection, we take pleasure
in calling the attention of the read
ers of the pamphlet to the advertise
ments therein. We endorse each and
every one of them as reliable and
worthy of public confidence and sup
port.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

PROF. w. w. YARRELL's English
and Classical School will commence
its next session on Monday, the eth
of September next, in that elegant
school room, the basement of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
lie will be assisted by Mrs. Duke, a
lady Of experience in teaching the
young. Terms, Sl5per session of five
months, half in advance, Prof Var
rell is deserving, worthy gentle
man, and we hope he may be amply
sustained.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

"THE SToRM."-We have received
from the publisher a copy of this
grand old piece of music, now having
an unprecedented sale everywhere.
1t is one Of the sublimest conceptions
of one of the greatest musical compo-
sers of the age.
Published by G. ID. Benson, Nash
vile, Tenn, and sent to any address
on receipt of IS cents.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

ROBERTSON VS.. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY WHIsKy.-In olden time,
when men were honest, we all had
faith In Robertson county whisky,
knowing that 1t was pure corn juice.
Our grand-mothers believed IN it, and
administered drains to us every morn
ing In the spring to keep off chills
and fevers, and in the summer time
to keep off summer complaint; but
in these degenerate days, all such
practices have ceased, from the fact
that genuine article of Robertson
county whisky is hard to find. There
is more Robertson county whisky Of
fered in Cincinnati every month than
can possibly be made In that county
in a twelvemonth with their present
facilities for distilling. We do not
mean to impress the public mind
with the idea that good Robertson
county whisky cannot be had-not
by any means. A small quantity of
pure liquor is still made in that coun-
ty by honest men. What we desire
particularly to impress upon the
minds Of our readers is the fact that,
in our own county Of Montgomery,
we have distilleries that turn out as
pure, honest spirits as ever come from
Robertson county, or anywhere else;
and among those in this business we
can refer to Messrs. David Dick &
Co., b. Plosser & Co., J. A. Bradley,
Jas. T. Garter, and others, as manu-
facturers Ofpure, unadulterated whis-
XIV.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28
New Business for 1868.

9,1O5 Policies, iusuring $50, 1885,
947 81, being an increase of nearly
40 per cent. over the business of '67.
The increase in new business very
largely exceeds the average of all the
other companies in the United States.
Dividends paid to Policy holders
in 1868, in cash, Sl;225, S65 26.
The following table concisely and
intelligibly exhibits the progress of
the Company during the past FIVE
years
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-28

CAPT. AvRIT made tour through
Todd county, KY, last week, andop
Grated on about l4O hogs, which had
the cholera. He informs us that, Out
of that number, he only lost one, and
he would probably have saved that
one, but from the fact that 1t was toe
far gone when he saw it. He informs
us that he has sold the right of that
county to Messrs Marcellus Turnkey
and o. L. Tandy, who will sell farm
ers the right to use 1t.