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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

NEARLY ten years ago the New YORK
OBsEEYEB saiIl, Isl - If the .dnipn-iS gEyRdI
i BeSrahse! %aai Ss Ra GRns $ .sS SSer Ser
reprints the prophecy and sees in il, in
th6 IIahtiof tia MAR IhdI the bSR. debt !
dnlE.ffOollshnesa" 0Bnt haxesthe eyRI
dnd the SdehtOBaYad the Huion-S . v hoi
outsidesoof SlAunakiesl RsE1um,. claim a
that AhezfdulpARiaL zRepnbho,il OftO-day
-burdensoas3 baYonak- -oonpeRlSd aooHsOls
idAtiDn Toflfs States dtzsaE6red ~ diaeordi
SntsT oheal 4geEsnt, iii Gdrland rent 5V6lth
civil audsland JdEencked, vi I'll tttetesnal
bl0odP-isT kbRhsssaLnei cordial 9Dlon
which, ten yearaRgog might indeed, have
been EaqedT by mutual concession and
1orbearance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

The TRIBUNE's political economist
mas taken At5 last To- ProYinga that high
the Best SeneoiiEagement to agrienltuFe,
We expecI to see next y vigorous at
tempt TO demonstrate that the prOSperiA
ity Of the poor. man-is best ptomOtsd by
llg b pFices7io everything that he Gems
sumess. and that II his clothing1 salt.
iron, and other, necessary staples were
reduced thirty to forty per cent, in cost,
he, would be apined.F .Nobodyf certainly.
does business upon the principle that
the higher he pays for an article the
better he Is of: yet this Is, virtually,
the ground assumed. by the protectlon.
ist philosopher OF the TRIBUNE on be-
half or the, sAmericanS agriculturist.
Gin. COMMERCIAL CIAL(REPUBLICAN.)- Il -=
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

The Alliance Monitor will change
hands on the first, Of next month.
We understand that the establish
msnt has been purchased by a, gen
tleman of Beaver, Pa. ho'proposes
to continue the publication Of the
bRs will reduce it somewhat
In size. We regret to part company
with Mr.. Garrison, who has made
the Monitor an excellent family
newspaper. r- --r- ..[.3
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YH.3 3.MTrIIIpn

INOENFYSURVEYoRMOmce In
~ the County Rscorder's once IN The
W1kldai Building, where he can be
found when IN the olty n not. any bu-
Kspll9 ssr,. Esq.. County Recorder, who
wln Elv6sdnS notice TO me. ~
eFhs law AUTHORIZES the Comfy YSurSeyN
or to tt4ko the hchnoWIad gn1enf or any
tn8trumsnt of fwritfng he Witf ID hersSort
write ana Gcknowtedge Agreemsnis
Mortgages, Deeds. &c., DC, At fair prices
Caatots Jan. l5i To6a. .I' i.,-'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Mr., PENDLEroN can not be Op-
posed, on account Of his Personal
Qualities, He would make. a. dignlS
fed genial and proper iGOVerneE:
No one in this commnnitylspeaks ill
,of him as q gentleman in private life,
fee Of . Governor Saccep ptably.- Gin.
ConinIercidL I'D
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JosEPH CREYorsIE, u,

NOTARY PUBAfO40mee north
IN east corner OF Pdbifc Squars. He
will attend 10 drawing deeds, mortgages
powers % Nteorneys &C, in Addhion To-
the English, he. .salso kpea aks the German
and ffeneh Iah gnSggs. u He vii Aiso
PROCURE passports ,f6r persony wishing
70 %, to Eurooe. - t'., w 'o Si-l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

I WN. You've, printer, just elected to
the Tennessee Legislature, from !Overton
county, had, for thirty i've years. situs'
ton in Nashville, ON the laws ndjourrals
of the Legislature.
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E.A.B.i

} liberalization OfJIBO1s L. D.iCRmP-
sd fbeIIc for SeaatoE@sAAis SReeehpf
! gAGcsptanee=sA i Ent1AusIastEe
.UE Meeting. 5s5t -s,l.iso.-A--.s5sJ3rs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

8 s2sC.
DIR that our trAades may
kho sShatzfhe Is ii neenth amend
ment to the Constitution is. we give
It below: On IL Is
ARTICLE XIV. J.. The right of the
citizens Of the United States to vote
and hold office shall not be denied
or 3 bfidged by the United States, ,ser
any State, ONACCoUNT TOFRACE
Cohscs CohQEs OF previous eOnditioH Of
2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article-by appropriate
legislation. 60
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asatlAsS, islfaGIsN, lstt.
. .0FT6.,WIHTFRHIIrFP+

DRA0FIGAL isWAiFCHMAKER
and JeWeler, and Dealer In Watches.
Clocks, dSweiry and SIiyefHare, Re-
pairing neatfy done, on short notice.-
No. EaEie.. Block. feb3 '69tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

After charging $27, 80 for mileage,
then SO so for Q guard. lchssf there
tOds none, and Sc. 90 for Attending
court, when there was no e1amina-
tion, they still ded insult t6i1iury
by charging and - king s. for the
SON OF A GUN that had Been the
means of his arrest.N But they went
further, land stated that they had
sent this pimPor spy on purpose, and
that they ought to make an example
ofabOuE one man In each county and
fine and imprison him to- the full
extent of the, law. ~ .s -Tr.F.
This is one OF the beauties of our
revenue SYSTEM How long great
GOdl how long will the people snh-
NIT to such damning acts OF Tyranny
and oppression2 IIthink it Is time
that we were crying cut, 'tAre we a
free people? ?"
oh! -ye' men of WyAndot county,
lift up your votes WithEone accord
this fall, and swear by the EteFnal
that you will be free, and that this
system that breeds spies and inform
ers and ~espiopage shall be rforeRer
liveipedftom the ststute books, and
that the foul ,vermin tnat are DroAfi-
tudhg the offices of the Government
for the oppression Of Its citizens snd
the enriehing of themsel YES, ishallsbe
! forever banished from the sight OF
honest men. WHOEVER heard Of any
one being arrested under q, Demo
cratic administration 2! 70 itil 81
One man from Williams cOuntysO
was RrreSted and taken to Cleveland
on the same day that Mr.. B. was
atcosE bill oti$l7O charged him t0T
having sold cigars out Of a box. that
did Aot have the proper stamp upon
oh! what cEimel gf3, FL
We are hauseated with the sicken'
| ing spectacle of4seeiRg, euE Govern
ment prOstitutedito SShChI Ibase Bug'
proud Am erica ?''
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DEURIR pR0TRER,

DEALBRS / NV ARCHES,
IL Clocks JsWelFy. SilverWars c3c.-
East side Of Rnhlic Square. Repairing
done on short notice. ,l.aH --sl-a-a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

A daughter ora white member Of the
council of Washington city I 81 eloped ?
with a negro. She followed the tsaeh-
ings OF her Jacobin "partent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
~ * MEYER,

nEALER! IN. AMERICANA AND
ware and Fancy Goods-Nort hwSsge eoES
nor of fubiicSqaarS. RspaIFinS ( noatIy,
xpedltfOoalya and salts faetoFily done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
.oEaIS H0Rs SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE !!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A,
l. tew more of those Cheap and DesirS
able Building Lots for sale in his adds
ton in the northern part Of the city,
which he Will sell very low, on terms 10
suit purchasers. Remember. these are
acre lots less the.strsets and alleys, Cau
and see. them before you buy. For par
tIculars, call on the subscriber, either At
At the Auditors Office, or at his residence
on North Market street. ,,,.., ...,.--.. D -,
At.bto Q CSEo w LAW RESSeHHt
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oaArTORNEY AT LAW, Notary
n Public, and Military Claim Agent
Alliance. Ohio, -. \ ~, ~. z1e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

OWN ,BpTLER, he founder OF; the,
Northwestern cChFi tian ,pRiYersity.
of Indiana, has endowed With 81 Q, 600
q chair Of 'eEn9Iish Literature, %
and named it the 'tDemia Butler"
chair, after Ghe donors daughter.
The chair IL 4fIied by Kate Merrill,
weII9 knew as q > succeasfaE 9lenssle
teacher, and eiiadyyof unusnal Rills /
ty and extent 9feruditionnyI ssinsL
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@. ,r(LpQn HQHRL,

PYA RANIRLISOURRECKF+At,
Ii the tation--Al1ianceS S0hiOgA Meas
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II. q. NcGRKGOR,

a TFURAEY5AsFuEAWnQhice In
"A sEtstS Block over National BaiikI
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.alrYHAANaE H6rrr.
IHcKa sHnTHI

by AsreRN#lEHA EERssaAt, old
I'D Depot. T0assaS IpsOFRrlt tscahsdn for,
and bills ta0doBAteslH NIt5dmeyA31atr
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AIEFKEgR ROUSE,

louis OHEIGER, RRoPREEPOR,
EI worth Marks6 street. ga 's.A
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gamGrs.

OgIDsgHARTER i&LBROTHERs
DKNK ER East Tuscarlwas st.
SbS StR Com @SssS SSSSa IN. GGy
tsrssE Hptes. EXCHANGE Rough. Asoid.i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
.HARFEY AAUGHLIN,

A froRNEY ,ATEApE, and Gen
II arsl ColIectihg Agent. Carthage. Jas
per county, MISSOURI a. -, oct21tf
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Grant RebnIzed abE OAe eGizINls
Own .ADpOIntees.,- -.ft

- 10 Own ,ARPOlRtee sdi
, G. Gordon -Adems,l VditednStates
Attorney ZOE the Southern District
Of Mississippi, and experiment sup
porter Of Judge Dent, -iR-that State,
on THURSDAY. rded kis1letter OF
resignation to- the President, in
which, he says bglE5d-sig e Boa
although the office 4isD not one OF
much importance, ! can not retain u
without being fdentihed, to some ex-
tent, with an administrator whose
acts, so far ias they relate to my own
State. I can approve. Maj, " afford,
an officer OF the late rebel egsny, who
in defiance Of the contumely and re-
proach iheApedo upon him by the
Southern pe0Ples-SHRp0rted bravely,
and almost alone ia, his DISTRICT, the
reconstruction policy OF COngbess, has
been removed from office. From the
late approved publ 6lished statement
of your views, / ami juSti iReds 1nS the
belief that this is done in accordance
with the established policy OF Your
administration. y From the same
sources + slearn yoar confidence in,
and support of, General Ames, an
officer who has degraded his position
as Military Commande OF the Fourth
Military District, by exercising Its
functions solely inlfurth theranee of his
own personal and partizaR ends, IN
hesitatingly avowing that be desired
to use the high office of Senator fom
my State as a stepping stone to the
appointment OF Brigade Ter General in
the regular ergay aud, whose, whole
course in that State has been marked
by a tyranicaI exercise of power, ut
terly antagonistic to the spirit ofthe
Reconstruction laWs.S AS a. resident
of Mississj ppi and one Of the founders
OF the Republican pal ty IN that State,
though never q political sspiant,, I
would be false to my oStat6a RHd to-
the Republican priRciples fiRhioh1 d
have; always maiatained, if 1 longer
preference has assigned me-"
.WrlT al .l.slllalltl tlsal u, .Iit = "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Tp0RNEY AT law, and Cen
a eral Collection Agent. Alliance, D
Business entfusted't0 his care will re-
cslVe prompt attention. 2otf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
OUR EOREIGN CONFESSION
- -- ~ DENCE. ~ Ls.aT

Notes sOfEuEOPeaH Of Travel, Scenes
and ImcIden1s.G--L5etCe fF6an
Scotland. E-- -GtsF sl.5 ='zt --
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tsMy country Ills of thee
I Sweet land of. Liberty. %

And the loss Of Ned's leg at Gettysr
burg was only q little thing compared
to that mans assistance to the coun-
try in buying. bonds at ferty-ave
cents on the dollar, so that the ma
tional debt might be eAn1nsd- to our
own people, ,WeISe seen some hard
times lately. We used ito make g
good living in. the atartp fOrthe 'seop4
peEheadjL papers Picked up the hand
organ business and held 10 up as the
,Iesul6 fJae0bin PROMISES: aud the
man seemed ashs med and hArdl " one
passed by Without drop ping q penny
into, the box. }, But IL is2n. ield thing
nov. = Men .gOaby1 yRithOht:R1 halt I;
Indeed the sweetest tunes j play
seem to. hurry them along. Many q
night we go hungry to bed-And you
can see yourself that Ned must wear
old Clothes. -. -.raa g. l-.s .t.asasd
!. 1ssStHB with angels Illl go marching, o..
) with bright lanrels on my brow" -
: Do You s,pose Ned viii ever go up
there among { the Rngels2 2 i sOme4
times think that One-legged soldiers
will have no JDnsiaeSs ia Heaven. AT
least having turned me so many
times In the last three years, Nod
FWiII care nothing for music. But
e's got to march around with me
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lAAtdMps.
JAMES siHARsH.

odskTTORNEY AT LAM MAS +
AaailDou, iOhios1 once In 6S.lHaRsh's
Bloeh ~ stilrs.i F3fompt dttsntion Civ
en- toall. .lbuIs IEassg fntRJStsd 70 his care.
go Buly7'69tk. il..O1 ,sruoh sa- .1i
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ByRLIe SQUARE 30 CANTON,
iuiyTss z s.is .is11I L Ely FrOpslst0r.Sa .
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. sCRkEfER 4 LYNCH,
A TFOR&EXS AT -LAW.--Ofhce
n IN sOpern-Houhe Block. aI
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gtaHsHB.
u. -; loIRpALL.
D0unS.

CyUR0E0N DENTIST-0fice Cup
ga stNirs) above Deublel Bro.'s iJewelryi
8torS "A a Eoperhtlons cOunectsi with
o EhS profession Promptly attended TO.
d6oi6I l.lH4 .G-ll y1Hir = .'-.
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GEO. E. BALDWIN,,
u. /. .-3... ..... I. WMnaIeo0Rp.

ATTORNEY AT Law once In
d EARle block tup Stairs.l 1t
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Especial Correspondence OF the Salem.
Republican.l 4-.. 80.
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From the Upper Sandusky (Ohio) Unionl
An Outrnse Upon n Worthy Cit
Izen.-.IIe Is Arrested and TAX
5en to C1eVeIand. .a-sH ..tt 81
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'nH0FO6aaARHER, &C. Z Particu-
lar "A ktantIon alYen To copying and
SnIaralEg pictures Oval Frames and
- Albums Constantly on hand. Rooms in
MkfhSvs,s Block South Market StFeeL-
luneAS cotL L. - -. - - -. :.
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80 s-Bss-ss ErO-S s-sa,zEaEC 1szaE
d .altsi.iaaa z,idt q aE-s7a
r. ioifE ..-..- 5iazzrem1- lOu
''-ay ~ ,a.asrr-4-s ea suEg u
Us E-l) .-ss9H.Ls s.a zyi l-.-
EoVsL- laa -2.'-a cas- r q. Eoa<
a.-4r.-.. iar l.s q e.. +. l4ll 5Fi
------s--.ssas.S.-.--l.-l--a-- = -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
CITY COUNCIL.

GAINESVILLE, Sept. I'd, 1869.
AT n regular meeting of the City Council
the following action was had:
The Minutes of the previous meeting
was read and approved.
The board agreed to give to ]. l.. Glenn
the exclusive use of the cistern in the old
Market-house, on condition that he put, a
substantial brick arch and iron cap over
the same, the city reserving the right to
use II in case of fire.
A Communication from NJ. w. Carkuh,
on behalf of sundry citizens relative to
the closing of King and Marion Streets
Referred to Street Committee.
A petition from II. II. Burnley and Chas.
Wilcox, asking reduction of assessment
Referred to City Marshal, 90 make such al
teratiens as the price paid for the property
Justified, and settle with the parties accor-
dinghy.
}. A, Bailey, J. p, bill Of cost, So 20. Or
dered paid.
Treasurer's report, received, examined
and adopted. showing balance on hand,
LIST September, 1863, SS,ss7 rs.
Recorders report showing receipts for
August, of sls2 90. Examined and adopted
'P'a ~ ''PoiNt HhpNahB tOittN7
tons for August, of 1886 40. Adopted.
city Marshal's report, showing collec-
tions in July, $3.50 %. The same for Au-
gust, 1923 49, Adopted.
Market Masters report-stall rent, SIG co.
Capt. Policies report-twenty-two arrests
during the month,
Sections report - thirty intcrmcnts IN
the City Cemetery during the year, or since
the 18TH of February.
On motion, II was ordered that the judg-
monts held by j. +. Bailey, against the
city, and in favor of McCorran 4 Co., FOR
fire engines, be paid.
On motion, Bridge Inspectors account of
$40, be paid,
on motion, the street committee were in
structcd To put Front street under contract
On motion, j. ID. Neblett was allowed ia
build frame coal house, ON usual condi-
tions.
ON motion, II was ordered that parties
attending the Fair be charged half tolls,
and stock and articles FOR exhibition he
passed free over the lower Red river bridge.
A communication from Bryce Stewart
protesting against the assessment OF hi
property, laid ON the table.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

DEPARTING SuMMER:-The Au-
tiinnal equinox is near upon usi
when the last of summer with its
scorchihg breath and dropping and
faded flowers will have Departed
We will then give welcome, thrice
welcome to fruitful, golden autumn
time of refreshing breezes and mel
low-tinted skies.
How many delightful associations
linger around the fall Of the year!--
From 'time out of Mind" the hun
ter gets ready the death-dealing gun
for war against the game of the field
and woodland the loud-tongued
hound is kept within his prison
bounds awaiting the chase of "cun-
ming Reynard'' and the fleet-footed
deer. t
And who does not enjoy the in
door sports of this season? How de-
lightful they are! In many cosy
little room by sparkling fire, merry
markings have made bright and hap
Ply the clouded spirit, and driven dull
care far away to more congenial
abodes.
Let us all then welcome this glori.
Gus season, for nature puts on heI
gayest, gaudiest, freshest robes and
greets you with smiles wherever you
look upon her.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
matter. and Th,ns. About Town.

II. H. Williams residence on Mad
ison street, was sold last Monday,
and brought Sl2,725. Mrs. Williams,
of'White Hall, was the purchaser.
Our merchants are receiving and
opening large and elegant stocks of
goods for the fall and winter trade.
G. H. Jones, Insurance Agent, has
had his Office repapered and other
wise renovated, and is ready to give
you the best Insurance at low rates.
J. l.. Glenn's building has progress
ed far enough to show that 1t will be,
when completed, one of the prettiest
residences i'm the city. The entire
workmanship is of the very best, and
is being done by the best mechanics
in this country.
Messrs. Seat Il Bowling have rent
ed room in Chronicle building for
an Office. Persons dealing with them
will thus be saved the trouble of 60
ing down to their warehouse for set
Element.
The culvert on Madison street, near
the Academy, has been arranged so
as to let the water pass off properly.
We hope it will prevent the accumu-
lation of mud that used to be plenti-
full in that quarter.
Mr.. Jno. N. Neblett has opened a
tin-shop at A. WELLS corner, near
the old Market house. He is good
workman, and deserves patronage
See his advertisement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
Ne,p Orleans, Sept. 1869.


MEssRs. EDIroRs: Our City affairs are in
such n condition as to require the atten-
ton of every citizen. We should select the
the best men for Office, and those upon
whom the public call, should not refuse to
serve. With our watchword, energy, in
tegrity, capacity, let us see to 1t that the
best men are elected. The following ticket
is suggested for adoption:
For Mayor--Frank Gracey. For Recor-
der--H. NJ. Doak. For Alderlnen--lst Ward
i; f. McKeage; I'd Ward, II. ID. Scott; Srd
Ward, j, J.. Crusman ith Ward, John +.
NJ. ii. Clark 9TH Ward, w. &. Barksdale
sth Ward, w. +. Campbell. For Treasurer
w. p. Hume. For City Marshall =
AS there are several candidates, let us
have a convention on the srd Saturday in
September and select n citizens ticket in
full for all. All are interested. Let all at
tend at the Court House that day to select.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
New Business for 1868.

9,1O5 Policies, insurfng $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;226,s65 &c.
The following table concisely and
intelligibly exhibits the progress Of
the Company during the past five
years:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

Positively No Cure, No Pay 1.-The
the use DIR. FORREST & Co.'s JUNIPER TAR (:
Cough, Group, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Splitting of Blood, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Lung Diseases, Scrofuin, Ulcers, Old Sores
Breast, Back or Limbs, Abcesses, Burns and
Wounds, Piles, Itch, Sore feet or joints,
letter, Scald head, Milkcrust, Earache,
ordinary Deafness and gathering in the
Ears.
N. b. The only genuine and original ar
ticle has yellow labels, with white unprin-
ted wrapper, such as have been In use for
six years. Take no other. Try tiff not
satisfied, return the empty bottles and your
money will be refunded. 30 cents per bot
tie. Sold by s. ID. STEWART.
May l, lS69-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

CHRISTIAN COUNTY FAIR.-We
are in receipt of complimentary
ticket to attend the Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair to be held at Hop
kinsville, Oct. 20, 81, %, and %, 1860.
We tender the offices our thanks for
the same.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

JOHN $. HART, Senator elect, was
in the city few days since, looking
rs cheerful rs lark. He appreciates
the services rendered him by old
Montgomery, and will show that APP
probation by doing all he can, hon
Orably, for US.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS
Any one i'm this section having any
business with New Orleans, will do
well to bear in mind that Beaumont,
Fakes Il Co., are Commission Mer-
chants, II Carondclet street. Mr.. w.
II. Beaumont, late Of this city, well
known to our people, will attend
faithfully to any business confided to
this house.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

LADIES don't forget to prepare for
the fair some ofyour nice handiwork.
No entry money Is required. Let all
try and let the public see what a
splendid display can be made by wo-
manly work and preparation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
DIED.

Near this city, ON the 81 inst, RoHERr W.
MCCLURE, an old and highly respected cit
iLCn.
In stewart County Tenn. August 20, MISS
T.. CHIFFON, daughterof Robert =, Chiffon,
afIer long and painful Illness, aged 2s
years.
ON Friday the 10th inst, W. joins
sly. nI lhls CITY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

AN OLD HoRsE.-The faithful old
horse, Jack, who formerly carried his
owner, It. Ramey, over this county
as Sheriff, died last week, aged %
years. The Squire had old Jack de-
Gently buried,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BARGAINS.-M. g. PITMAr & Co. offer
rare inducements to gentlemen who wish
10 procure GOOD CLOTHING at REDUCED
PRICES. Read their new advertisement
and work for you interest.
July o. lS6A-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

MIR. J. w. SMITH advertises a
nice farm situated near Trenton, KY,
containing 1914 acres, for sale. For
particulars apply to a. f. Smith, of
this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

B. S. QUINN ispermanently engaged
selling goods at Rice, Broaddus &
Cos. He is selling on commission,
and would be glad for his friends TO
bear this fact in mind.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
The present session commenced last
Monday, with about $50 pupils. The
prospects for large school are good.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

Drugs ana Medicines.-If you want
Pure Drugs and Medicines, go TO Lurton,
Bros & Co.
II you want Oils, Glass, White Lead, etc.,
go to Lurton, Bros & Co.
II you want elegant Perfumery, go to
Lurton, Bros q Co.
June 20, lS60-tf