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BpUrll DIVISION,

orEalSo 6rH11''t
avenue.
1sAyzLl1Ka sTxxE1a,
r,u'h s,perts aa.AHs' '''' e~~
"''" sfpEwALxs,
E,plansdo street. from Ha1stod 10 Wallace.
ftnrth r;teot. 'N''A a. ~@'~@ A'~ "'A''
Twenty.nf,h street, from Wallace 10 Eauecr,
TWcrty-eieth street. from Michigan avenue 10
Donrias n1acc. from Cottace Erorc nyanue 10
the iakc.
Eli side Ellis avcuuc, from Douglas place to
siGe q WentRo,tb aysnne from gh,,ty
ffrt IN ThiEfy.tbtrd sireet
West side Of Butler street, from TTeuty-s1Ith
TO MeGteEor. ..,.
West side Of vcrron avenue, from Wahpanseh
avsnue to ponelHs place. ,., r4,.s,,,
street to Douglas place.
tt!eet to Michigan avenne. ,a
sixth to Tri,ty mrs: Et1tct-
to Butler:
s;1eet to uongi.. place
Twcn'y+eccnc street..
Both s!d9s Q! bnstneil strees, from Hcnf#otth
son,h t.de q Twen.y.nta street, from State
st!tet 70 Nent"otth asennc.
south stdc Of unlyeseity place, from Cottage
SouSh s.oe ot broadway a1enue, hoE Ee south
ilIe Of lot :, Aeseeaors SnealSAloh 10 eoitheast
quarter Of Section r. ....,
East eide OF Arnold etteef, 11om mIHe-ty-sefeptd
to- rl,sls nzsr.
both kides Of Bufustde street, 1fom ITenty.
Ecyetth to Fh.rsY.stcond:
North eldo cf Dougas place, IRON WentWosh
10 Indiana ayeLue, ....
Wet eide ct H1Iara aycuae, from ThIttyAee
| oEd etrett to Ectn avc1ue.
I North eIt4 OF fTtLty.th1td street, IRON EanEa.
kee to calumet ase1ue.
East etdc OF kans akec ayenue, from Northern
I to ColsaRe Grove arenuc.
Doth sides ol Stste s.rect, from Twenty eighth
! etrtct to Douglas place.
| West etdc Of Main etrcet, from Chicago River
| 10 Th1tty.drkI stfEet.
! ,.xr cosra
| I'm Mario, s,Yec, frnm q ntnev tn Van Dnren
~ s1srI. e+rrot 'ron1 1..rstf7 : ~ Enu1fasn1h
~ Twan,x c,nhth sfTsci frnrn M,ch'oan pge
me tx fec'. @'hA'A -1"11 a'-
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INIT
TaN fel1awtss NJ tbs ssoatps4 and ah'eHshM
aS Rloxs ksA t1tnin da.lRs thApast WAX $40 ies
.h@ eas7sspoadtak wssks sAt!eR With sns oases
nAmsdt
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Approximations to tho tlet,eoa Tr1zc-From No.
}t9oi u S, :! 500. inranttSv, caeh. ....,..... ~
Approximation to the $4,000 lrix-From No. =.
Arrrox1n1stlons to the f9o,ooo rrlxc-From No. =.
tol to No. a5oo inclusive. .raclI.....-....... 10
Arrrr1 !mkslon to tho nftt tleUo iTizH-Ffou1
No. 4Q.t2l to Nh. satH. Inclusive. cnch..":..... "a
AlpseK :tlcn. II -. ,nr ntst 1900 l'r!zo-frcm ~,
Approximation. To tho accom-, q, rr.xq-Fruu -.
No. is,ltl to Nv. l.lIo, inclusive, q.ti....,.... %
Prizes rAla ii gold. inform auhn Furnished, Tht
highest rates rRld fur Uluhnons md ~ klnna z
fGld and Hivrr, TAYLOR 4 ct1,. DAnk-fs. - wall
rnrk
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NoNpAr ElzAlKe, Feb. !.
Tho following tablcs show the rtecipts and ship
mebte Of P1oduee during tho paat fVssyte1fhi
hours:
NxcsIr7p ron Yup rAtr rokTf.11onr uorRs.
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New York hreadsxuu., Provision and
GfEEeYy mxEketx.

GFEEeIT uHTketx-
n, -fpecial Deapatch 10 1he Chicago 11ibune.
a~ FKw ToKK, Feb.1.
*oeencc Of caoic aar,ccs. Cd corn neely pressed
far ale !! .onlt BE- sssea largely % spsonlaiion
pEo.s1ox.-ao9 psod9c.s : tsg.,n aettrs and buoy
3s175 spot and sellers opuon. L1Td 7oYc Tor prime
steam. sclleT March. and Cumberland baeon ulet at
{tc. -
GRocxEu-Coree buoyant Rio. I4atsc. sugar
setlTe fAlr to xood krocery, 11Kal:Hc,
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The rcceIrfs Verr liberal, bu& under oodeT4tely
large dc ma1d prices " ere drn and unchAcEeo
or $tal aii9s Y
No. l AsSA4s.S
Tniekncte-Five ShtrRiek to Be tao Inches In
ttick neks.
LcpEit-g!xteea Inches.
apt-rkknly speAes. .-.
is 81 rc7 csf load added wben y21larred. which
chsfxz folio - hi ShlnzteA4
tEATH EE-Therh WAS fAit4J aetlve tcnnud for
shs different deec1rison. Of leather and the Er1ttsl
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Nem' publications.
Stencils.

GIN A DAT MADE BIZ ANY ONK
blV With my Patent SseaeA Ipcn. prepay sam.
pies hee. bevase Of tntfnEeu: Ny caFtnlarf w1lf
S,o
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cx1lcAao LIVE srouk MARKET.

EErCATTLg-Thrfs WA ta!t spQutry today trr
sasch.f.: I'D ~ odethh: vhlen vs1e r.. ssa ne}
sa1fs v, II orctt stfuitY IAsi v-sAs rtIees. Tag
usttet mar he 9u9s.d st,.dr and arnl 1t eI.tasi.o
r,t trtrnlun 10 thnr4 krstes, i.
htHi*-1h% puPptI I'M sale to'iaS harsty tFH"hfl
Ma hesh. and ihe .tount Ut hu.inesf Isr.ac!sh wst
necessarily smiled. Tte frellrs '4ryrlured. haws
syrs. i've IL G'a,ne-. .ns, hoi.t.ts tsta.ea y
.se snf tttneloa Pom ny gsfst rs1rsns a 4 -.
Arrn At u. .1sf1iao tnr rom Hon "a rh.,e.., =,
The frrelets AMI ahlpnsnea II Lays RtYok f,t Ms
wrnth phafng isuussT aat tsA+ faloshtA ~ Asn 7:
NlllAMa, As1ssAat hAc'ttAfJ q tAS uhIvx et2o1
iAf0 and lfntt1t QVhs pAa{
X as;s ;!tss. ss:s' :';;f:' =. fIt;.a :M ,A
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New York Tobacco and Wool mcrkets.
Special De'rateh to The chicago Tribune.
.-.. EKw ToEk4 Feb. I.
Tobacco hrd WOOL ara very fAroeaply reported In
thc trode. Citcuiafk i&&pea lQ-6RY.
, 1869-02-02

,.i9 4 I'LL y ':s 81. 1s.. IT.:
:;"s. ;a,a M ~ ,"s ws.s. sssh hs.s
sta ethss dsyot1pt,nfs wire tfea@y 9.s, ~.
rhke{sl VI tnst ~ etssf* qant*}k,As c:Iena na
Lara t,l. ksuA HlAtAe, NH tAf4 m r.. wla r.
hSS; s.s,,e, e.; M ss fss.as.lss ~ 81,
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Ocean kFoIxhtk.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
EKw YoRK- Feb.l
nH16H1E-To Liverpool By steam, 5000 Btu wheat
81 7Ad. and u 10 By corn At ID.
, 1869-02-02
RNQfQHQH.
A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE o.
C11G1GD d KQHEHWEBKHNu MA1A

CHICAGO & N4EEH 3," "AsKHAN MAkA
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LIHx
Dxfuf-NoEth Weu4 stEeet
leAva Arrive
t1rtun Fa1senHsf......-..-~.. ais 4. N. sGa0p.n-
P1C1dc FAst Lne..........s.. 500 ?. u. t1:s0 p Z.
Paanc Night Expraks--.s.+.~. $f1:0e p. n. }at1 l. u
Dtxon Fassenzes 1A9 p H. t:IaA Z
Freapoys Paa<enEtf. .......-... 100 + n. $40 l.
Frttpo1t Passenger us p N. s2i0 p n
Hoctfotd, Egln, Fo1 NrI
nd Stase lne.............. .k0 p n e1ll1 .. N
e3nnEyS and E1El Passenger, $50 p. n. s3.H l. Z
Y3rnbafd Aecommo6Auon... sEl0 D. n. sEoQ 4. z
MILWAUKEE DIVIHI0N,
Morning Passenger i6pi4AI
Ehpkee DtstAo1 Depdt1... N2.0 Z. n. sie..sA p. n
Evanston ACCOMMODATION
tnom Nlacansia Davtdoo
In ?. n AW p L
Afternoon Passenger tffom
MdTsukre Divts1on ptpot) 'sHp.n. ~7:Ep. n
Etuosh4. Accommodation
ffrom Wells Street Der1t). 4n .. n. VS. + n
TAukeK4n Accommodation
irom Wells Street Dcpot1. s3.3 p. N. s3:S .. 4
Evanston Accommodation
tfrpua Wells 6ttett ucpot}. SGlo p. n. 500 f. n
KiVtt PAss. for MQEauStt,
with sleepinB 81 st;ashedi SIS ,r;s}Ra 1! r; n 8. N
Mall Pug s;su 4 NJ ::ls p n
Jsnfsy1lle AccomtuodAaon.. -Np. p. ~ ?. .
Night rasstnEeT..... -Et9 p m. o.ks = m
W9odG1ock Accomnodatton. Up. ~. 0AI e
BF. PATRICK, General fsMe uEer Agent.
j. r. HORIZON. Northwestern Psss' AKert, chfcAxc
, 1869-02-02

arc sometimes prescribed In cersxfn eases slsasq
medicines sze usesul aud powerful au1Ilarie. Ne4
giro tahe 70 tho stomach snd strength to tn wncka
sytto0; they lnrite the nyes to heathy scuor, O..
rect the vtdated BILE and purify thahlood aud tAA
remove that scrofulo1s condition ofsha body 4hIeA
Prepares the way foF consumption. LIVER conr1Azst.
and other dangerpua disorders.
Each Eedicine II accompanied by printed directions
In tous dIdtsent languages, Enxllh. French. Ganau
Aad Spanish
Cnnsuuptves shou1d understand that the gsua
danger u IN d<dy+ Their disease u perilous ooe.
and 1t adDla Of no parleItng duatosy maycrann1z.
NJou neglect to spp1y for relief tho zesonzeea
Of nsture Ase ezhau&ted-uutli tho lungs A,e cA.
pletelJ waited awAJ-it u roo much to a1pect shas
any medicine eAn help jon. III. scheuek Is anqnatu.-
ed With all the pAs&cs Of pulmonary dseaas; for msaV
Jta1s hi attention haa been conned ths bsxnck u
nedtcalpsacuce. and be hsa examined snoee laask
thsn all tbs Physicians In Fhisdelphia taken sosetn.
His time IL completely occupied. dsy and Night IN te
examination Of d!sessed tnnzs IN giving advice. aad
In travelling from one city to anotheF attend TO h&s
numerous paenta aud he has suites Of rooms Ia seT-
rtal 1ldereQt cttied, exntt6alY tar thla NM
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Thla usedlcne heals abscc11s khd tubeictes On ~
funzr. prereaa the unhealthy seerctions Of tho us
chis1 tubes and removes from them those aoeumxIs-
tons Of morbid matter which Causes oppression <k
The brsas1 diaru1ty Of breathing, &C., DC II I'M.
Vise soothss thoso i.tattonx of the respiratory -
Eans which produces cough, aud which, II nsslectal.
arc Tes5 apt to terminate In ption. In oonAsa
ration thereof
, 1869-02-02

Certain physicians ha4s intbrrnsl shsir cdnsusse.
hye ptsthsA that snrh n pus took rf. Eehsntksx
u1sdclncs and ,ed. uotxishstas 61nfi tui shuta ib
ef1tmndtd doctots nrslact n mculton pefhhp% sha&
th4 pstton who died au4tf aunh eaEchrst Ancrs AsG
aeTlouaiy submitted themselves " ths tssassat Of
10 old SCHOOL" doctor. who resscr!be,l oeEAi%s ~
ralsVs their eouahs. and snned thst stomAcha b
The uss uf eolltvef OIL By wa!sh hssAns thse stet
powers vsfs nea1ly s2hsuatsd bttbfs Dr. BoasstS
took Them Ia atArfs.
Tbs "UlI Hchuoi Dotters," thu Disciples Of FssAs
celsus acknowledge stAt my cahnet ours tonsnnp'
tinu. Dr. HehcAtk sars that ochtun1rslon rsa pe
cnred. ann hs pft1s this most snaarssIonah's proon
shR. he haaensed mzuy okasa which al Tho fsxNa
lars" hail abahdunsl ~ 1ssp8rAiA d. stssao&
randily adults thai hs cAnnos rute sssrt sAse* bSs
e telleses that gIch eascs ~ h. cannot eufe ~
bryon The rssch Of ii! huntan ftntsalfs u" VIII ID
nrul run, Without resefre, whstasF he cat cure 3sa
III. II, achebck !. rscfsA.tnnA1y Al his pffbttat
u11re M. - Nnttk FAlh slre8t t1shef II Ctdnsft4
street, rhAhspAtH. esety Saturday, where al 1ss
tets fpt sltlre tfiMss be AsareAHi.
itr n atst troit tsslonAY Al No. VI hsa Afe~& Hsw
tufa. esefJ pttss TustdAy. AMI ~ M, u fsaaoTat
steel, HaassN. syefY o.heF "Wednesday liz &svsa
advice frass hHt tf th0t,akh sthtHth%Naa W'sA ~
tse4rFeMstss. Vie psfos ~ oEe@ aaafs A. sAsA ass
naM 4. tns " ,, "a.
3Titb nf. iht tatbosie ky5a7 ana st&*s>* 1seAas
pash taio 2st htt,e+ " e9~9 pss hA1f 1assAs Ask
atAAA l1lla, u eeAta . haa, fa1a saRe'y ~ ~
1eh&ntAs meiiasss ~ aAs ~ N times II hAsSss
Aso NJ dta&xaats essslau5.
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believed To be tbs oniF Instrument which IL really
usefn in AsceFtautnx the condition OF the lungs zn6
the extent Of pulmonary dlsease IN II, f va1istona
In almost every square In Pniiadeipaia shers sz1
persons who have been cured Of Consumption In tn
several stages tJ tha of Dr. 6chenrks medicines.
Many persons have been restored to health BY thesa
remedies sfter being confined TO shetf BEDS reduced
to nese skeletons, and troubled With cough, nisAs
swcss hectic teyer, and all tbs otber indications II
an advanced stzEe of the dsesaa. 1t cAcnot be dou
ed that mAsy llres hare been saved By timely resxi
10 these remedies. Il u true thnt In al cases vhSes
curcs arc Effected sha patient must have some 1un.g
remaining; TOR L. - WA tnunased eboye, the Iunu
have been destroyed By the dlstaae cure cot to b
cYpected. But tnduAsrds of =
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Fith, hnl rf1E.b In consequence remain ufH. NHllc-
nsh snu Trout arr hccomrs sc1rcr: sna.th-rs IL, isH
toon tA' ht1d at a material advance. The following
are the prices current:
WIi,c1sh, 80. l. Xbtl..................s R-s5a B73
Mdtsh.h, So.:. i hfl..."........"...... s!5a 80
Trent, No. !, bf1,..,.,........,......s 7:aa 7.2
MackSEPt. No 1, btI. now ......,..... 10 sAl275
Mackcfr1, No. Z. bfl.................. 1o7abl9 ~
attrksrtt, large thlully, hFl.......... Il33 $50
Msss ri, rxtra n,rts, frt... .,...,..,. liI3ss5o
Mncxrret, c1tsA nesa. Nil, h,...,......... asA+ 4 Is
t;ros ink t,dnsn. Hioo ns............ s3JS s.7s
t}tapo liank cosnsr. y icp np...".,..... uoKA Rs
MI Gf IL ,'nS Az ~
i1rIcd sitraTi.So !. 4 bfi..."....... t.3a Sd
xhfndpr UpFtlts, hrl -, .....u..... 10 uhsI9 %
tsGfnCnr ljrtrnE, htf ,.,...,......... :1A Go
Smoked ilathut y iEo 1s..t,........... tl0tAIt3o
iiiikAsE-Sxirs Of l& les Yellow nj liz u trs ii
tac - icA IN At lrt Is rkes White NJ tic 10 pkx1
YrI n nj White At !:HAltc. =.
HAi-TAu demand Cupt!nptA llmitc.t. and PRICED,
ii. Ne quote .holc.sIo .pt!ce. delivered, y q.
1'.W: In'th3 loess pressed. tie5e2i1 e =; Trsi-
rir loose rrt'aed, ~ baaisS: T1taothy. ioose IN
WAGON. tls.oli7oQ rfAi!e. tsose On wagon. &3ooa
1ifngs-1:ecelved, st:t., NJ; shipped, 70 81 d.
There v ~ nrn fsptinx IN the utdo Askcs to-day,
Anu al desirable oues!nEs vera kAkch up :" AhAFp'
II fu' rsicxa. Tho demsnt u not IarRt but souio
ifths, We ensxr no chan q our 9aetsions, - III
lnxs: G1ccn K1!rhc7', aosHc; Gretn Matted,
cured Hight. 13kEal3ke: Hrttn. nAted. Cured, heavy
lee<lsAc; GEGrn. satd. pasL cufen uh9Slaci Gffen
Cali 1'4isc: Green kip l54tfee; try Flint. 4ssc:
IRON AAD 6TLEl-Thn market Tor Iron and Steel
Wat active, sna in view OF tho fact that
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VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION

have descendco to their grArea. who might hare bean
eurtd U they had come 70 Dr.. Hcheuck Ia time, aaG
placed themselves unde1 hts directions. ItBo CON.
mou error, and often tAts one to obtsir from rea~
ufAr hyt1canH and othets redcns to Atay la
cough Until such uedlcna oses ~ tdect-and thaa
thc patient sits and dies I'll not dsnto thsk sous
who sAkr Bchenek's rulmonIo HTTup die also. Pr
bsrs They counence too lats. Il was stAtst Ut ths
outset that this medir.no csnnot crrAtn ntw lungs.
That work i'eh belongs not 30 nun m ttt bot "
for biz d edictnes t. ths!r asY to rssutass and u
ytortte ttt whols systx 70 fipsa saa stso>sa ea
eestltAes ahs achAs1s of tho morbid mA.tsr 10 Fsa
The nuopas stntrsat Of tho btooc HAL Gnbss md y
dscharxe fso those iubas ths tough phietm Of prz.
usnt uastef which obetiuets ths and prpAucqs sest
lta dtatAGc4 af tha uExana nf fnknItxitnn
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Tho following were the closing prices:
i'm. 30, 1a09. Jsn. 80, 1853.
Flour, Ep. Ex.. R1.Bh Q0.t3 ~&3.m OIL 70
Wheat, No. r.. 1.13K 2.0f
corn, New...,. $40 G9H '6aX-.'
pNts No 4,,.,. ~ aA
Ryt, No. Lee. J1e}f 1.16 1,ol
REr1Av Nj T.. III 1.G
, 1869-02-02

Lfssiit 1t, a Y cor OF Harrison ". { 30x@HA
n; July 7. lSG6-nenty.C. EhndI TO RtGeeA
, 1869-02-02
Neal Estate Transfers.

coppst aNe'f f.i;:.:.:..:: i si1sSseia..:.:. :
FrapkMa....... ~. isf Quincy,
ltoterta At tho nnnIrtAsnrJ. t14l,7is; Payments,
tain13d: hA1artrs A4,&94.XE. - -.
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pHu.- t'Nt1 A SIaHF,
mil tttt t$ttt

Pau lAtslxalAt ,1.6 f,-NEe.ss ka1e -tottvs: =.
a} i."ts sat. :ns II =: IL.
VII Ress..ss 1.'lsi ls.i.: tss * ,ls.ss:3 S:s..
Si,yol white, tt1pA3.if. liza loHsfI eltAavhss'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

Observation-Disclosures which has
been in progress for the past three
weeks, at the NJ. e. Church, is still
continuing with constantly increas-
ing interest! There had been thirty
six conversions up to yesterday, and
goodly number of accessions to the
Church. The meeting is being con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Plummer, Pastor,
assisted by several other able minis
tiers, and will continue indefinitely.
The Presbytery of Nashville con-
vened in the Presbyterian Church in
this city last night, and will remain
in session over Sabbath.
Dr. w. II. Hopson was not here on
last night, as was expected, to COM
mence n protracted meeting at the
Christian Church. He will come at
some future time, due notice of which
will be given.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
LOOK BEFOR YOU BUY,

SO that you may not have cause for regret
and wish that you had bought Wheeler
q Wilson Sewing Machine. 1t makes the
lock-stitch; its stitch will not pull out or
ravel. Who uses Loci-stitch Machines in
Clarksville? tailors, I; tailoresses, IA; boot
and shoemallcrs, six; also mantua-makers,
10; all use double-thread machines.
Who can say that the lock is not the
best for all kinds of work. when it will not
ravel orpull out like one thread machines.
The above manufacturers will tell you at
once that they would not give one dollar
for a single thread machine for making
Clothing. Why? Because the seams made
by 1t pull out so easily. Think of garments
coming apart when one is in the street.
Buy loclS-stitch machine If you want no
mlshaps The lock stitch made by Wheeler
4 wilson's Machine.
n. 4. HOOD is a reliable agent, and will
set one up right for you and warrant 1t for
three years. finch ".
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

TIE MARSH HARvEsTER.-Wt
stepped In at Fox q Smiths Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implement
Store, few days since, to see the Gel.
ebrated Marsh Harvester they have
for sale. Its reaper only mot COM
bined) -cuts five feet wide--e levates,
with a rolling canvas platform and
elevator, the cut grain over the driv-
ing wheel into zinc receptacle. Two
binders standing on platform make
their bands of straw, bind the sheaves
on the tables, and thence deposit them
on the ground, at the side of the adj
vancing machine. The driving wheel
is 46 inches in diameter, with tread
Of O. inches. The divider wheel is q
inchesin diameter, and placed directly
opposite. The weight, thus distrib-
uted,- effectually prevents all side
draft or undue bearing on the horses
necks, and renders the machine of
light draft and easy to turn. The
sickle has stroke of 81 inches, and
each section is driven through two
guards. But one pinion is used, (be-
ing single geared) and the motion to
the rolling platform and elevating
canvas is communicated by BELTS
Thus great simplicity and easy mo-
ton is attained.
After the field work is through the
machine can be folded into small
compass and be passed through gate
without difficulty.
Some of the most successful farmers
hereabouts are using them-Mr. las.
Parrish, w. r. Browder, Clark John
son and others. This machine has
been extensively sold in many States,
and is fast superseding all other reap
ers. Call ut Fox & Smiths, and Mr..
10. Williams will take great pleasure
in showing you the machine and its
mOdus opcrdndi.
Mr.. Williams has bought the right
to Jones' combined wheat fan, seed
separator and smut machine for Mont
gomery and adjoining counties, and
expects to have them manufactured
in this city. 10. is at home in the
agricultural Implement line, and we
hope he may prosper to his hearts
content.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
RIVER NEWS.

The River has been declining quite rap
idly during the past week, but is on stand
this morning with six feet water on Har-
peth Shoals.
The number of arrivals during the past
ten days have been unusually large, and
our wharf has presented a lively appear
ance, which reminds one of bygone days.
The Kate Putnam, Pittsburg steamer
arrived Monday evening with a full load.
She discharged at this place, one hundred
and eleven thousand feet of pine lumber,
for Messrs. Wilson & Cos new Planning
Mill.
The HAVANA, from Cincinnati, arrived
Tuesday morning and put Off large lot of
merchandise for this place and Hopkins
vile. She will leave this evening o'clock
for Louisville and Cincinnati.
We notice on the wharf a large lot of
Ohio river salt left by the towboat, w. IL.
Brown, for our wholesale merchants.
The new shaft for the Talisman arrived
"Wednesday by railroad from Buffalo, n. Y
She will get OF about Monday in a better
condition than she was before the late ac-
cdent.
Shipments of Tobacco for the past week
have been large. On Saturday last the
Romeo took out l42 hhds., and the Robert
Moore III for New York, and on Sunday
the John Lumsden took l0l for New Or
leans and New York. Wednesday the Ty-
rome received SO for New Orleans, Thursday
the Pink Varble l43 for New York; Friday
the Nashville took on 80 for New Orleans,
and to-day the Havana and Romeo receives
200 for New York.
We learn that Paducah is going to put in
a boat to run between that pointand Nash
Vile. They say for the purpose Of carrying
out the Milbrey's tobacco from the Upper
Cumberland MS the Cairo and Nashville
Packet Company refuse to take 1t. Wheth-
or it will pay or not remains to he seen.
Others say It will be run in the interest OF
Paducah alone.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

ALT. BURNET, the embodiment OF
wit and humor, will give two enter
tainments at Franklin Hall on the
22d and 23d insts., assisted by Miss
Helen Nash, the versatile CONNIE
dienne, who will recite Morris beau
tiful Masonic poem, 1--WE Meet Upon
the Level, and We Part Upon the
Square" and Mr.. j. w. Sharpley,
one of the finest concertina players
in the world. Those DESTROYS of in
any way ayailing themselves of the
ancient, proverbial, and salutary pre-
scription, "laugh and grow fat"
should attend. They must needs
laugh, and the grow fat is the inevi-
table sequence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

PERsONAI~-We had the pleasure
of meeting our timc-honored friend,
Prof j, W. Rust, editor OF the Louis
willie Recorder, in the city this week,
looklngas cheerful as n May morning.
Prof Davis, Of Bethel College, Rus
scllville, accompanied Mr., r., upon II
recreation trip. Hope both gentle
men were sufficiently pleased with
our city and people TO repeat their
visit
DIR. Newell, brother Of the late W.
T.. Newell, is also on visit To his
friends and relatives. lie is in fine
health, n slight sprinkle of gray be-
ing the only change perceptiblc. May
health and happiness continue with
you, Doctor.
l.. f.. Moore and J. i. Freeman,
proprletors of the saturday Morn
ing \ new literary paper, Mt Mem
phis, Tenn, were in the city this
week, A. they failed TO come back
ana report their progress here, we are
fearful they did not succeed a. well rs
they desired, Wewi,h them success
In their efforts to establish a good lit
orary journal in Memphis,
Mr. Cons. O'Nricu, a gentleman
well and faVorahly known here and
in southern Kentucky, has taken
chargcof the office of the southern"
We predict that he viii prove a. b,
the right man I'M the right place. "-
Iu--ouupT- and flRir lnup4u, mr..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

Doors AND SHoEs.-We made a
personal examination, few days
since, of the large stock of boots and
shoes kept by Capt. Valiant. His
spring purchases embrace all the latest
styles-some of them novelties in
this market-the greater part being
gotten up to order, in the best Balti-
more shops, out of the best material,
and will be sold mt reasonable prices.
Call and make your purchases before
the assortment is picked over.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
THE
Five Great Remedies
OF THE AGE.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

OF all the remedies that have been dis
covered during the present age for the
Thousand Ills that flesh is heir to-" none
equal this wonderful preparation. Only 10
years have passed since the discoverer who
spent decade in studying experimenting
and perfectingit, first introduced Ii TO the
public, and IL is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in all parts of
the country, to be the most surprising and
effective remedy for certain diseases of
which they have knowledge.
All other Compounds or Syrups of this
root have hitherto failed To command the
sanction OF the Faculty, because ON being
tested they have been found to contain
noxious ingredients, which neutraliZe the
good effects of the Sarsaparilla, and often
times inJure the health of the patient. II
is not so with Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract OF
the root and will, on trial, be found to effect
certain and perfect cure of the following
complaints:
Affections of the Bones, Habitual
Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Fry
sipelas, Female Irregular
tiles, Fistula, all Skin
Diseases, Liver
Complaint,
Indigestian, Piles, Pulmonary Dis
eases, Scrofula, or Kings Evil.
For Sale by
BYERS & BRO,
LURTON, BROS & CO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
Reef! BecC!!-N

fncient Scotchman, Hook, but real nice cut
rom the well fNtted beef cattle of modern
times, kept for sale at the city market
house, DIETER known as chicken coop, ev
cry market morning. When you come tC
market call mt my stall and supply your
selN es with something that will do to chdm
Yours truly,
Tom. MCMANUs.
April u, lS6S-ly.