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SPECIAL NOTICES..
2S.-JULY.
Our Skins arc SeiYcs.

And through millions OF oTiaces Oozes the trans
parent luid which nature does not need for vital
purposes. This Is a wise provision OF Providence,
but excessive psrspiration il, nevertheless, ex-
trsmely weakening. During the heat Ct sum-
mer all Woodworking men perspire 20 an extent
that Is more or less debili. atiug. They, OF all
classes of the community, require a vholesome
invigorant at this season. Let them not seek It
in thsnq1ors Of ths bar room; they viii net find
it there. A nedicAted Etimulant, pure and uu-
dehlei is Whist they need; and among this cifss
Of remedies, Hostetter'5 Stomach Bi,tsrs stands
alone. No valid plea eau be urgsd against its use
even by the genius Of TEN peranoe itself, for
even the Maine law permits the sale Of diTus:ve
stimuli FOR medicinal purposes. As a general reno
waiting preparation, the Bitters has no equal any
where. But this is only che OF the merits CT this
famous iavigorstOr. Its regulating properties
give 1t Al immense superiority over al the toll
les Of the Pba-mac 1pB,A In cases OF chronic
constipation il Is the most useful and certain Of
all aperie It's 1t creates no violent COmmoiion IN
the disch glng organs, but gently relieving them
Of their Obssrucbions, l6aVes them in = healthy,
vigorous condition. II seems unnecessary 10
st Ite in view Of the mass Of testimony a. to its
effects in dyspepsia, that it is permanent cure
for that terrible snd bat too general complaint.
The numerous 'Bilters," under various names,
which mercelary dealers sade5Yor to substitute
Cd, for thsir own sakes, by the sick and the pub
lie at large Hostetter's Bitters are p.ooarable
in bottles only. AMI never sold in bulk.
jy22 deOd1w&wlt sp
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eun,,,rsanc and ONTO uaiIroad.

Alta recent meeting of the Executive
Committee at MeNinnville, President
Smith, of the Cumberland and Ohio Bail
road Company, stated that at the outset Of
their road, they had proposed Chsttanoo-
On. as q southern terminus, but from the
information given by the various delega-
tons. end from statistical facts presented,
he was now fully Of the opinion that the
connections Low proposed, forming
yrard central trunk road from the Ohio
river to the Gulf, and south-Atlantio sea-
board, would be of much more importance
so the Cumberland and Ono rosGs than
Chattanooga connection would be, an6
that if q Chattanooga connection should
hereafter be wanted the way Is still open.
Mr.. 5. ". Fordyoe, of Huntsville, offer
ed the following preamble and resolution
which was adopted:
In Convention at McMinnville, held July
18th, 1871, is represented the following
named Railroad Companies, VIZ Cumoer-
land d Ohio, Southwestern, McMinnvilIe
g. Manchester, and Alabama Il Tennessee.
Companies not represented arc Eastern Al
ALBANIA & Cincinnati
Resolved That said companies look
anxiously to consolidation hereby as far
as represented, pledge themselves to act
promptly IN union with that desirable end
IN view. That said consolidation shall
work TO build great trunk road from Gin
>cinnati 10 Eufsuls, Ala, through Burks-
vile. Livingston, C0okville, Sparta,
McMinnvllle, Manchester, Tullahoma,
Rock Springs, Tenn, to Huntsville, Gun
tersville, Gad5der, Jacksonville, Opellka,
to Eafaula. Ala
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

The Giles county Fruit Growers So
ciety will have grand exposition at An
toinette Hall, in Pulaski, on the Sd, 4tE
and 9TH days of August,
The Pulaski Press of July 90 says
"On last Saturday difficulty arose be.
tween Messrs. Sanderson and Downing. OF
this place, resulting in the death of the
latter. The following facts were elected
at the Coroner's inquest, on Sunday eve
nirg. Saturday, Mr.. Downing, who was
9 stone mason, went to the mill where
Dir. Sanderson was at work, pecking a
mill stone, and told him that he was not
doing the work properly, whereupon a
dispute arose. Downing died on Sunday
about noon. Sanderscn has not yet been
arrested.
The corn crop of Giles county is look
ing finely.
A literary society has been organized
in Greeneville.
''Storm parties" are the rage in Frank
lin.
The Franklin ReUieaO says that Mr..
John NJ. Csyce indicates his intention of
making Nashville the thester of his Oper-
atoms for the sale of his spring power,
which will be manufactured extensively.
There are twenty surviving heroes of
the war of 1912 in Monroe county, and
four widows of deceased veterans of 1912.
A revival of religion is in progress at
Kingston.
On the 18th instant negro named
Dan McKissack was shot and instantly
killed by j. R Campbell, (white,) about
four miles from Pulaski. The coToner's
jury acquitted Mr.. Campbell on the ground
Of having acted in self-defense.
The Jonesboro Herald and Tribune
of July 90, says: ''Mr. L N. B9bb,
wife and youngest child, Mr.. Henry
Babb and wife, and Melissa Fitzgerald,
all residing in this place, were poisoned
last Sunday by parlaking of milk custard
at the noon meal. The custaTd was pre-
pared the day before in a clean brass
kettle and as soon as made was trans
ferred 10 tin vessel. 1t is claimed by
the attending physician that specific
poison was generated as is liable 70 all
articles of food in which milk is the prin-
cipal ingredient, that are suffered TO stand
some time before eating. The unfJItu-
nate persons were soon attacked with
sickness, vomiting and painful gripping.
All the parties are improving and cOnsid-
cred out of danger"
The Fayetteville Observer says that at
recent public meeting & committee was
appointed to take steps for the. organiza-
ton of q new county from fractional
portions of Lincoln and Giles.
During the late storm, hail fell three
mil s southwest of Fayetteville.
The Gallatin Examiner of JIly 20,
says: 'Ffom our correspondent at
HendersonVille, we learn Of the shooting
and mortslly wounding of james Frazier,
cOlortd, by his sOn-in law, Bob Shaw,
near that place last Friday. L seems
that they had falling ont about some
private matters, and that Shaw waylaid
and shot him as he passed by. The muir
dered fled immediately, and has not yet
been appreheuded. The wound inflicted
on Frazier is pronounced mortal He
was not dead up to Sunday evening"
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded at the office of the Davidson
County Court Clerk for the week ending
Friday, 21Rt inst.
N. Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
VIM. H Morrow, deed to land
in Fdgefeld.. ,825 90
W. J. Dixon to Thomas Hamlet,
trie t '.......................... -. 1,1O6 90
W. ]. Dixon to Samuel Culber-
son, deed to land in the sixth
district -. ................... 1000 90
James S. Baker to MillIoy
addition, ....................... $50 90
James w. Boyd to John L.
Vaughan, deed to land in the
eleventh district. 1,14O 90
E. W. Strader to 2. W. Strader,
deed to land in the City,. 1900 W
B. Parrish to MafoId Ai!sey
Bray, deed to land IN Bosticks
Addition. .......................,....' 0"o W
J. W. Mccullough to Philip
Wolf, deed to land in Buena
Vista an........................... lou "
ionpb, 6ead to land in Illinois. 400 OF
G.. W Harding to Lew Mabry,
deed to land il Hardings
plan. ....,............... ZOo W
George W. Shields, Trustee, to
John W. Hammer, deed to land
in Edgefeld. ....................... b,OOo W
Samuel P Ament to Charles
7Ih district ..................-..... 1900 OF
t. q. Malone to Elizabeth j.
district. 1900 OC
deed to land in the oity......... 1900 OC
n. Baxter, Clerk and Master, TO
Dsnis Winstead, deed to land
in McNairy's plan................. 20 OF
Nathan Greer to B. F. Smith,
pi9trict. ............................ 1000 OC
Nathan Greer to VIM. O. Greer,
District. 1000 OK
Henry Cooper to Edwin A. Wag-
oounty.............................. 1000 Ok
r, 81, Baker to w. f. Hsgar,
deed to land in Davidson....... IS W
W. F. Marshall TO James F. Mar
shall, deed to land in the Twen-
ty-second District. 25O "
n. Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
Mrs. Susan Duncan, deed to
land in EdgefeId................. 1900 o.
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ThOs BramleJte, late Governor Of ny. ssE5
Henry WatersOn, Editor COurier-JOuTnaL
" Haloeman, President Courier-JOurnal
Company
Benjamin Casseday. Of Daily Commercial.
Geo DCern, Proprietor Anzeiger.
ii III MCCarty, Of the Daily Ledger.
Cain, Cle!k jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas.
NJ W Clusky, Author Political Text Book.
II / Durrett, OF the Louisville Bar.
The Trustees will be assisted by the following
we'll known and eminent citizens OF kentuef J,
who have consented 70 be present at the Con-
cert and to superintend the drawing and dis
tributiOn OF gifts.
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Marriage Licessses.

For the week ending Friday, July 2l,
the Clerk of the County Court issued no
marriage licenses to white persons, and
only to four colored couples. This IL an
event almost without parallel in the his
tory of Davidson county, whose PEG Gle
arc much addicted to the blessed habit OF
marrying AID giving in marriage. Is it
pcssible that there Is something feartuLy
wrong in the elements matrimonial
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

THE Hartford Times tells of Boston
man lately in that city who ale raw oys
tiers off the shell till the waiter nearly
dropped from exhaustion; then looked at
his watch and exclaimed: give only got
ten minutes to get to the cars in, and
must break off night in he middle of
lunch. It's too bad-tOo bad. just my
luck! Can't never get enough to eat out
side of Boston, He was only charged
the ordinary price of twenty five cents q
dozen for nice, large, fat bivalves, and
yet his lunch cost five dollars and fifty
cents. He made away with two hundred
and sixty-four oysters, which only served
to whet his appetite.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22
Words of CHutIOn.

Persons who are Bolicidous about the
baslth and continued longevity of their
dogs, should not allow them to visit the
Ts5Ret House, especially during business
hours in that establishment. Among the
Caninea who, yesterday morning, there
found their eternal quietus, were several
fsyorits terriers, whose owners, no doubt,
think they ahould aave died hereafter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

A negro was recently discharged from
the force employed on the cus.omhouse
building at Knoxville, and negro meet
ing was subsequently held, at which it
was resolved that the authorities should
be requested to reinsiate the negro, and
w. G. Browplow and Horace MAJ nard
were especially called on to use their in
fiuence.
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uArrIE's WANTS AND WISHES.

wants piece Of calico
To make my doll a dress,
does'"t want big piece,
Aga III do, Iguess.
wish you'd fred my needle.
Ard fipd my fimble, too
has such heaps 8 sowin'
Icon't know what to do.
My Hepsy tored her apron
A tum1in down the stairs.
And CRfer's lost his pantaloons
And needs sRozzsr pair.
/ wants my Maud bonntt,
She hasn't none at all,
And Fred must have . jacket,
His ozzer ones too small.
wants to go to grandpa's,
You promised me 1 might;
know she'd like to see me-
Iwants to go tonight.
She lets me wash the dishes,
And see in grandpa's watch
Wish I'd free, four pennies
TO buy some butter-scotch.
WANTS some newer mittens-
wish you'd knit me some,
cause most my finger freezes,
They leak 30 in the fun
! wore'd out last summer,
pullin' Georges sled.
I wish you wouldn't laugh go
1t hurts me in my heso.
l wieh had q cookie
I'm hunsry's I can be;
If you hasn't pretty large ones
You'd better bring me free.
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sonic ,ERII Fishing.

A party of three gentlemen and two lit
tie boys left this city on Thursday morn
ing last for days sport with the tinny
tribe, and caught during the day over
three hundred fish. We will not now tell
what point they visited, for fear that the
raids upon that favored spot would be so
frequent as to completely depopulate the
walters Of its scaly inhabitants.
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SOCIAL PARTY.

After the entertainment is repeated next
Thursday evening at the church, the youog
ladies' Of NolensVille and vicinity viii give
Mr.. Green Morrow social entertainment
at the Masonic Hall, free to all: Green
deserves such testimonial, and the ladies'
are up to duty and pleasure.
Let ali attend both the concert ana Inc
social reunion and be happy, is the wlah
Of your 0ANioH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

SOME of the temperance men in the
country are doing a vast amount of good
to the Government if to no one else.
1t is estimated that the revenue tax on
beer this year will exceed that of last
year by $14, 900, OO0-that is to say 800, =
900, 900 this year against $4,000, 900 last
year. Beer brewers, too, have cause to
thank them for their efforts, inasmuch as
it is estimated that every temperance lee
turer who starts up is worth 81, 600 to
each brewer and twice that amount to the
Government. We don't know but this is
the best way to dispose OF the national
debt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

SIR WALTER SCOTT, who was lawyer
once, defended a housebreaker at Jed.
burgh. After the trial the prisoner sent for
him, thanked him for his exertiOns, and
said he was sorry he could not give him a
fee, but he would give him two bits of
advice: First, that a yelping terrier in
side of a house was better protection
than q big dog outside; and, secondly,
that 10 lock so bothered housebreaker
as an old rusty one.
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SUPERVIaORR:

Hon Johua F Bullitt, late Chief Justice Ky.
Hon II j sites, Judge JeH Court Com. Pleas.
hOn Z Is COchrane, Chan. Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon II " Bruce, Judge JEFF. Circuit Court.
Hon W b HOke, Judge JeH. County Court
Hon Raxter, Mayor Of Louisville.
lion L Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry W oliOTd, City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon Is WEBB, senator Of kentucky.
Col q Z Wharton, U 5 District Attorney.
Col Phil Lee, Pros Atty 9Th Judicial Circuit.
Gen BOyle, President y, II ERR.
Or 7 S Bell, Prot Med University, Louisville.
Col JiisOn Z johnson, Proprietor Calf HOuE ..
Hon J Proctor Knott, late member Con gress.
\ y Brannin Pres't Louisville Board Trade
James Bridgetord, Pres't ID National Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
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Rave Won Never Heard OfItI

Then inquire at your grocer5 for DOOLEY's
CHESIoAL Vast BAKrEG Pc EDER, the only strict
" pure and harmless Baking Powder IN m-rEet,
from which good, sweet, pAlatabs biscuits, rails,
cakes, or pastry can be msds uniformly Eish the
same saccees. This article has been steadily in
creasing in demand and public favor, and stands
to day the II ost reliable Baking Powder in use.
Ask your grocer tor DOoLzYs YEAST PowDER End
your testimony to It. pIac,i1al worth Eil b. add
ed to t. OusaLds Of others. jyl5 eOdlU&Hlt
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How 10 Raise wasermeIons. y

The editors OF the Lebanon Herald pro-
rose 10 give a years subscription
TO their paper 20 the person VINO
shall send in the largest and finest
Nstern.elon to that office between the
2Oti. day of July and the lst day OF Octo-
her. knd six months subscription for the
next largest. Wade in, White, and when
you get youf watermelon soiree in order,
send US q slice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

We are authorized to Announce Gen.
JOEL A. BATTLE as a candidate for Mayor
of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election in September next 10
We are authorized 70 Announce DR. @.
K. WINSTON as a candidate for Mayor Ct
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. I'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

MOVED to the perpetuation of his name
in a good work, Mr.. Purdue offered to
leave 100000 for the Indiana Agricul.
tural College, If located at Lafayette and
named after himself, which was agreed
to; but he utterly refuses to make this
bequest unless his plans are followed in
the building.
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raTCuELOR,S FvAIR DyE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye. BAznless-Rslis-
ble-TnstantsneOus-No dIssppo,ntment=-So RI
Glculous tints-"DoEs Rot CONTAIN LEAD NOR AIx
YIrALIO Poison TO rggURE TIE HAZE on SYsTEH."
Invigoratss the Hair and lesyesit soft and 5esutl
FIJI: blsok CT brown. Sold By all druggists and
dealers. Applied st the Factory, I6 BOnd street.
EeE York seE97-1J
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FIgeon SHOOTING.

There Is to be a grand pigeon shooting
match on Slae grounds beyond the Ninth
Ward Engine House this evening, at .
o'clock, for purse of S75. The contest,
ants are Msssrs. Brooks, Meaders and
Mitchell
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Oountry merchants, teachers, parents

pupils will find tho best and e5sgPss; took
OF School Books used in city, coCutry ard
other schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier i Cos, A Union street, Nash
vile, Tenn. "
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For JakIor.

Having consulted number Of M friends
the subject, hereby announce myself a candi
date for Tailor OF Davidson county at the neat
March election, subject to a con ention Of tne
people. THOMAS MoEASLIA.
myl3- Saturdays, tie
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Officers Of Public Library Of Kentucky

OlA4LENo' DAN hs-ss-ss s. AEtAeuLtE-
The holders Of tickets to which gifts are
awarded viii be paid on presentation at the
Off e il Louisville.
4 liberal discount will be allowed when 100,
900, Or 1910 tickets are purchased in a lot. all
orders accompanied by remIttances viii be
promptly attended to, and the tickets returned
By mail registered or express ed, SIS ordered. The
undersi EneJ, Late prinCi N business manager Jf
the very successful Mercantile Library Git
Concert az San Francisco, Cal, has been aP-
pointed Agent and Manager Of the Gift Con-
cert in aid ofthe Public Library Of Kentucky.
The drawing will take place in public, and
everything viii be done to satisfy buyers of
tickets that their interest will be Is well pro-
tected as if they personally superintendent the
entire affair,
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BALTHAzER WAIGGENUNEZZAREIN was
fined for breaking the Sundaw law in
New Haven. the other day. The fine
imposed was large one, in the hope of
keeping Mr.. Waiggenunezzsrein's name
out of the court records hereafter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

ALVIN ADAMS, the founder of the ex-
press business in this country, who was q
poor man SO years ago, now resides in
Watertown, Mass, aid is one of the
wealthiest citizens in New England.
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Greenwood Seminary

ITS ADVANTA GES CANNOT BIB OVER
L stated. Such is the assertion OF both pupil
and visitor. Constantly do It's graduates make
ing pflzrimages 10 its halls It's governments
IS more like home eha 4 school TIE finest
Library in the S0uth, and halls, life HE with
magnificent paintings, adOrd pleasant psusss from
sevsrer study. Pure country air. cold spring and
Vel wster, beau Iul extensive Lawns for dsily
exercise, Comfortable carriages f5T church attend
aEce and evening rides; HEALTH considered equal
" IS important as mental cuiJure. Pupils, how
ever delicate are restored 10 perfect heath.
For circular, with terms, etc, apply u tho
Principal,
MRS. N. LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,
p. U. Box 4S, Lebanon, Tenn
fyTI
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1S4O--EO---
1877 l.
FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

LAS BEEN TESTED IS EVERY VARIETY
Il Of climate, and by aim8 every nation known
to Americans. 1t is the almost constant COM
panion and insstimsbie friend Of the missionary
and the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our lakes or FiTe-s without u.
Pain Killer WAS the first ana 81 tie only
permanent pain reiiever. Since the Fsil Killer
was first introduced, snd net wish sub unsur
passed safe, many Lintments, PaIGcaas and other
remedies have been offered t. tire publie, but not
one II them has ever attained the truly enviabe
standard of the Pain Killer. Why IN this so2 Il
is because Davis PAIN Aiiler Is shat II
claims to be-s relieysr Of pain. Its merits are
unsurpassed
II you are suffering from Internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops IN little water viii m Jst IN
stautly cure you There is nothing to equal it. II
a few moments 1t cures Cole, Cramps, Spssms,
Heartburn, DiarrhBs, Dysentery, kluX, Wind In
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia a. lex Head
ache. In sections OF the country where FEFEB
AND AGUE prevail, there Is no remedy held IN
greater esteem. hgery hfuseSeeper should Keep
it at han to apply 1t at the first attack Of any
psiu. II will give satisfactory relief and save
hours o. suffering
Do not triie with yourselves By testing uutried
remsdies. Be surs u csll for and get the sen1-
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
Of this valuable medicine.
So Directions accompany each boz
Price, % cts, SO cts. and 81 per botS.
in. E3AEs2IS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprie.o-s fer the Southern and western ststes.
For sale by
BERRY, DEYOYILLE & CO., Nashyn;e
EWIN, PEEDLETOS & CO, Nashville.
LITTERER II OABLER, Nashville.
WHELUO5, FIALAY Il Co., Es9 Orleans.
6. ?. JONES & CO., Memphis.
L A ROBINSON & CO., Louisville.
And By al Medicine Dealers.
jel3 dfin NH a. "a &vianl sp
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S55O,OOO In GREEXBACKSS,
VIII be distributed BY lot to ths boilers Of Tick
eta IN the following Gifts, via:
One Grand Gift of 800 600.
One Grand Gift OF 10000,

fen Gifts of $1,000 each.......-. II
EIiteen Gifts OF 500 each. A:
EiSnteeD Gifts OF $500 each. q.
asenty Cats on 500 each. "A
Z yVeaty-sISe Gifts OF 5000 eth 4.
Thirty ssIGss o. 5000 each Il
EOrtY Cats Cd 800 ssacn..-..-... II
Eot tT-ftve GEfts OF $500 each n
EtktY GifGs OF $500 .cacn...........ss Il
446 u ATS OF slUO eat A. Al
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Thg MolOpoIitan Carriags shcp

Carriage Painting and Bepair shop
FRONT STREET, CORNER or GAY, BE-
= tween Public sqsare and L T. Bridg.-
LUrsoiity and style gusra0tsed he very best
material only used Prices-the loEest In the city.
80. Omnibus, BzrOuch and Buggy for sale.
H. LANGLEY {, JIM. A. MUkKIS, JE.
jy2 eodlm
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The barn of Marcellus Turner, six
miles east of Lebanon, was recently struck
by lightning and completely destroyed.
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MEDICAL.
The Bridal Chamber.

y sskYs FOR YOOEd MEN, on GREAT
p Social Ezfls and Abuses, which interfere with
u1Erriage-wifh sure means Of relief for the er-
ring and unfortunate, diseased and dehiiitste4
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address Howard
Association No IS. Ninth Ct, Philadelphia, Pa
zovIAdkWSm
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UNION AND AMERICAN

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