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SanNercine.
Wermanias95auOerein yir.y.

Den Nitallcbsrn birirs Ssrsius, iopie aud benies
ni9eu Brcunbeu Ctnes 9uteu Sauuereins, fuelde nod
Selo 5u 6dbeH mlnlhen, bteue blCrnit Sur Radriht,
oaB heuts, ben II. b. YitS., Gben6s s lbr, bel
Srn. Is arl Sd0nbaIs in Sr. t0S, Sibs2jones
ifrdfe, ods critic @eto %perlooit piro. SIN auitraqe
oes Bercins:
t16t-3) Adfpdr Seller, SCtr.
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Gelo Bi bdbeU tplnlhen, 0iene btcrlntt 6ur TiddItdt,
oaB beute, ben IL. b. YitS., Ibenos 5 nbr, bel
Srn. Sarl Sd0nbals in Tr. t0S, Siibs2iones
ifrdfe, ods critic @eto perloolt piro. SIN auitraQe
oes Bercins:
1919 Sdfpdr Seller, SCtr.
Die Ocuti9e 9anb : Gnmpaanir DER
Sta0t Baltimore.
Der erobe Grtots Der 0Iridicbenen prominentcH
SanosS omga9Iis'n otGl!r Staot nnS Ole ron Senlsts
peranlaicn cine AnJabI Siraer, cine neue, perma'
nente Sompa9nte unter Dem ytamen:
Die reutidIe Sane:G pmpdanie rer Stdst
sn sriubeu.
Sic nntcrBeihneten fino ale Gin @omite selpdbtt,
UNI cine Contribution tir oieie Isne 99mpa9nts gu
uorSule9en. 9ieIel6c finoet TAFT am
az, D. WVittipod, SIbenr y lbr, in @fiBel's
Rejtaurant, Wr. 3, Glib GmtaipsS trdfe, Der
tbcili9en luiinidrn, fnb e~rgebcuit eingelaoen, obiaer
Beriaminlung betSuuobnen.
Wioies 6edt, 6irnta: 9eht & Yubel.
Sob. .. Sauerberg, Girmu: Sauer6er9& Brunbi8e.
g8ilbelln Shnaufer, 9erausQeber oes ng9eder."
So9n@. 9arrpman, Gtrma: 9%arnmon,, Ripe&So.
9oniS ScnnireBanien N6Uoiot, Rr. AZ 81. VauIitr.
Siaat 5ioie, yI. II, ct. gaulitr. Q62-il
Die eritt @elbberlnnInng llnO Nranls
teniua6l
ocs George 9SGibinatonsS dupereiuS Sar. IT,
ttnoen Wfitttppd1, Den u. D. Yits., abenos nm lbJ
I'M 9otale bCS SrH. q. aSea, GdPe Ger Sones NM
Wuuifinfrape, TAFT. Vile Sieienigen, iDelde 2BiIz
lens fino, beiButreten, limb eingsInoen, baielbt ~ ers
i6enen. @. Rcuhan, prop. Yrdi.;
.. 9Be6, prop. S6dtm.;
d6l,3-D g. Rothen. pron. SER.
Wener Snubcrcin.
Bel Srn. Sabu, Sr. So, Glib . sSpIies, nabe
0rattfirane, 1T Gin neler 8auuerein 9eeriiuoet more
ben, luetder bereits 9cgen 400 4ntbeile SIblt. Nad.
ten Weittpod, absnS Fnbct Die sSabt 6er 9eamtcn
ltatt uno @rbebun9 Der ertCn @inBGbttn9. g9er ib
einem guteu Seretne nnfdlteben nil. 1T ireunoti6
etngelaocn. linton Soife,
Cob. gdlmiet, e.
Hereiuaue SranJ,
tt63-4l Seneeitt Sinner.
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@elO ans,uleiben.
@eISer ansiuIeiben.

UCIptt WHp3HIgIUCH4
Selb, In grossn uno tteinen Suuuntn gu ItberaIen
Gele, 6RotsH ausBuleiben bel
Seie, Nieree 6, Suaan,
Gele,J t273-l Rr. 20, ct. NauIarahe.
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Oelbrr aus3nleib

G%crionsn, tpelde @etoer in Gummen BON 500, $500
$500, $500, 5000, 5000, 500, $500, $500, $1,000
5000, si400, 5000, $1,000 deer irgeno cine ~beItebise
Suniue 81 leibel lplnl6en, DoleR ~9ehdni9it bel g.
9obedp, Uidtter, 9r. 4, @ourtlanbftr., uorfprehen.
ltSl
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NaItimnrer Gaiitfn. MtffaiMaff

nvdt, ben t2. b. Wts., MbenbS 8 Ilbr. in sYoimesA
y orrtfponsenten"s Sale. Gdr bsr 9aitimorsir.
tfno pofsO ffce. ytpenue, fatt. 80 'S"Nf'''
Do uihti8e @eiddite porlisaen, 70 IN biz Mn,ue,
ienhett etnes jepes Deit9liebes eriphntdt. $50"
Wlttg!teber, ipelde @anoi6aten porae5hIaaen bos
ben, :itno insbeionbere sriudt, Sn sridtfnsn. ,iy~
d63-4l 9. 3. @eanarst. Sstr. "a
Ybiaipp>S tamm Nr. 80, Il. .. u. ~.
VIE Sroensbrfiber fnb eriutt, beute, 1isnNaa,
Abeno nm " : nbr elmer pom Obsrs@bei 85bme be-
fuidti9e Selddfte ~ beratben. RidterlteinenSe bas
ben ftt ben Beiblinen oes Stdmmes 8u flaeu.
1851 Sphoun dSufd6. Gepr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

Z DaB Msroolutto1, u,np Meaftion III IT,
bttterteut Sample eielss Document bolrf
IN ben 9intersruno Ser @ereeGenbeit
'ordnste1,, 1T cine Ebat1abe, tpel9e Der
Ga96sel9t9te in tbrer Yersdneliden Gr,
l@etnunse1 on9eb5rt. BUR rpabrenWlr
ot9une Der 3eiten 1T e8 70 erlprtebli@ an
Document. beutt III erinnern, nm parSu>
tbun, pel& Elm tnnfser 3ulammenbans
trob auer @e&ieltdmpfe 3mt(9en bamal6
unp leBt beitebt uno mte bteie @olfstna>
pulle untcr ben f@werfea GonFitten fort>
leben. bis fe ft& in @irflt@feit perrpat1>
eeln: C. 8fr.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
Eur Tarmsr uno 9ausbd.ter.

Oer ~Sc. pr" entnebu1er mir ei1e1
Mrttfel Iber bic tn England eebriud1iae
Metbooe bes Gettma@ens Don Minrpieb.
8efanntli@ 9ebt unierem Treunce Sobn
Bull Ni@tS lber ieinen Ninoerbraten.
Wenn ptr aud aus et9ener Grfabruns
mt7en, bab pa6 bette @ieb BON ben Dtttz
n,arlden 9olReintlaen uno Trtef19en
Ertften ben Gletlhmarft Gnelano5 NIT
Dem befen Material perleben, 70 mu0en
mir Deutl9e i@pn Der befannten Gitelfeit
pf6 s. g., @eqr., etwo8 III oute re9ne>1
unp i'm In ieinen Nniprl9en na9oeten,
oenn oab er i1@ mitbemlbt tas &inc>
feii@ am 8eteu gu tultiotren> 1T Ebat>
la9e.
@ir 9eben feline Metbobe mie folot an:
GS wiro Elm 2o@> 6 Gue tief bet 10 GuB
m9uabrat 9e9raben uno bas betrefenee
&inpDieb bineinsetrieten. 9ier miro es
nun NIT all ben @urseln, Dem 9eu unp
TuttermebL ba6 eS nerpauen fam, 1pmie
AUDI rst9li@ NIT @a0er Yerleben. DaB
man ibm aud Strob in ni9lidcn
Suantttdte1 gum Eager bineinmirft 1T
lelbRDer tdnplib. Mue NbflQe lpercer
ielbRuerfdnplid na6 unb na@ baS 2pd
fIuen uno wenn bas @tuf @ieb 9emil>
IermaBen aus Dem Qo@ biz sur ebenen
Grpe berauf9ebradt 1T. bur6 bic unter
inn liegenoe Men9e ec6 NbfaQ6, 10 1T
es retf fir bic @@labtbant eiett Elm
rei&es> ocr3a0lt@ iaft{9es Gletl@ uno
man@e Tpnne zines au69c;etgncten
Gin9er6.
Der erpbe uebelfanb nit unlerm ame>
rtfantlden @ieb beitebt BARN, poe ben
Gbieren gu siel uebuna su piel llmber>
toopeln erlaubt mirp, chen pann 1pen1 ie
le9ar I'M @taue felt semaGt .percen ; Der
ldlimmfte aQer l1ebslfdnoe befebt aber
parin, baB ra6 Gteb rur9 ben Iransz
port gu GuB 0erpaltiA perliert uno. onse>
lanet auf Dem Marfte, obne Grbclun9,
pbne ior9fdltt9eNufQtteruns urS@ladt>
banf 9eflbrt miro. Mu9 Get transport
tit @ilenbabnwaser ma9t bierin feinen
weientli6en 1nterldieo> benn caS 8ieb
befnpet f@ mdbreno pe1elben i'm auf9ez
re9ten 3uftanoe, miro weni9 poer piel~
let9t gar ntdt 0cfittert, faan AUDI ma
tQrlt@er @eile ni@t 3%ulonrern nur abs
nebnten.
Mtmmt man tas @{eb BON Der Weice
unb brin9t e8 in einen gut pen.ilirten
Stau Deer In Gin 2o6, oa6 freie @uft
reiblt@ 3ul1bt, 70 miro ta6 Gbier nidt
rur al, &nohen unp Muefsln, rie nit
robem 6leiide unterwabien iino, ionz
bern AUDI rei&lid an Gstt 3unebmen ; je
wen{9cr e8 fi4 bewe9t reito weider mii0cn
ielbtpertdnpli@ MuSfeln uno Sebnen
>perpen, cas- 6leilh miro pelieat iafti9
uno met9 lein.
GS 1T Elm Geblsr> rob a%merifanifde6
&tnepieb ju oiel, amerifanil@e S9meine
gu went9 8ewe9un9 baten. Das
59wein bebarf gr66erer Bcweoun9, ME
i9 pteie8 l9on rurd bic Tbat(ahe BE-
netf, paB es beim T~ranapo,te gu Tub
beceuteno weni9er p~erliert ais oas &inoz
oieb. &entudp SGpeirs> bic iiber bic
blouen Berae na6 @ir9inien 9etrieben
peroen, oeben Elm oelifateres T!eil9 uno
Die nurtreffidfsn Sdinfen.
(@. u. s, @in.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
/. HmH III q" Bic ::G.":
Uattner H., 0drtwer
\. DON M9innelotu. =

Die DFaussn uns @6mersien be- "Dfase Orange" (nee.
enrn) trerben tn biefem Gtaate TIM nd6atn 3ratiobrt einee.
flt.t werseR als elmer br werttppuRen Nrtitel rei4sr ienals
tt ben 1arrnern In bieem @taate ~etneefabrt tpurbe. 9erer
eate l@ ettte 3aan3en uub ednaeret anf&aftn. WVite Elm w
fanf Dollar lam etne Gtntduuuns Don $50 Rutteu NIT etnt.
Soma, Nsbsasta une Ranfas baben ~uaeefdtr oter Satr IN
rid htsrmtt etnen Derfu& sema9t unb tanu man btes itst
5.den eer 0fase 6rans: msienudt ttbeo.
st assIt s.i xsss: '1 ST.. ssst S .Sst:s sieu' 'sn't s,n ssf$ s s's!.
Ben. Gavmr wsl&e bteten plaa atpyhren fpar,a hunbetre
pom Dollars, unb errefea I'D bttfe 6edtu ale cine spufdn-
eee et&ertdt e,ssen 3ss1hsraus e.s lra@te tur@ 3ate ebes
sattsn &. oiase Strange. 1.s saams fsss ben. Der sen.
aeablnme ltnll& uub ptrb am eraen s.ai eeynanst. Der
osbta mai tn eute1 3ufanoe fein unb fret spn llnfraut &C.
baltsn unbes. Der eaame p'rp tn @e,tsn sesRaast pel&e
selaen Rtiben ~unstfdbr bret 3eu aussnaneer. SIN StrbR
reroen bic pFanleu berauseenemmsn uno n Elm n Rele.
seteet Che btsfeibeu umsepHdr;t nereen, mufen tie 5ptsen
I SUE Ssa ber Dursel abeel4nttten wereen Naa Der um-
paanaune naaata eteltls.n aneefs1ss Elm Sah. stin esbalt q
9edt anstlsst rtrstn fuQ. ~uueefdbr ster 3eQ bon s,nanber a.
aebsnp sepfan,t rerbtn. etrtt cine Vfanje at, 70 rnub cine
aneere an TIRE eteue seiest werbsn. !2wei Sabre, naGeem
ee unapaansans Rattseanten bat, utaa len ~btefebea stsr 3eo
Bet&neiben bic Sede bid unb fart une uebineert 60, bag III
III bp4 wdtfen.
DIE f&arfen Dernen MAIDEN Is trseub etnen, Ebsere I'M.
ubaliG, burd biee 9eden 3u fpnnnen.
N5entareu rperben In ieben County int Staote etabItrttp ess
ben.
3. II. Trisbee. prtu,tpul.
~. marfb. GeneraI.geent.
Mue O,btrs fir gFanitn unb @aanae muRen an 81.
marfb,. 3. .. Bpr 285, CANT PAUL, Mtnn., g.
Gs.n.n fir g1amfep County:
wasa{sa~'strate' s:e:."sMs II: benz 56t"t't&ta Ma;a
emitb s 0oriep. Sadfpn Str, st. PAUL. 3mt,n
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@e6en8 @ein,

&SaS8a&M&aa1lXH H8Ba&kNAN
: Barners Stnuna 0itae. uber Qebens ssetn IL
Ella arofer Blutrsinieer unb eeltfat7s getran nj, Is .ntb6lt fein.
iadot&en Drceusn ottr lluretnieteten unb III Elm preparat
far aqs w.lde tt'nulireMeer 9l'tlel beelrteu. Dtefes Ajlttttl
If Elm 2onte nno peri@aTt suten&spett, unb III bas bette blxt'
litatefeNttel. mel6ee jerua1s benz g%ublituna ~ansebpten + urbe
tet ueittm bt1er als 8rdnss. a1btsiey, sDein, Btttrs 1btt
tressne ss aneersr Nrtt!el. e If eeilnbsr ans btatesr: g.
iSnnea Ten eebensw.tn sebran@en. Is if tn Der Shat Elm
Metter pc Sebens. Dieenteen wel&e f& eiasr euten g.
l ~ sta .ai. sr 11eas pOaes ans u,antrtrsaeutr ltbbatttr g.
4sn. 90 1T ron aaen anberen @~etrau@smitteln Serfdteben.
gDtro yet aHen Drueeifen pertauft unb and In relpettableu
Sa'cons. Drets Elm Dollar per Quart GIaf&e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

Sem @uften mebr.

Barner's Gpu9b 8atfan1 tsilt unb l5f ben 9uaen
une befSrp.1t etn Wuswurf. 81 befSt bic aueerprbentli9e
Strait. jptort Grleiatsruns ~ perf4ahtn unb eeentuea bic
lartnad,eaen 8dae son 5uaen, G%rtaltuns. 5alsibL Brsn-
dtus, SnIuenaa Gatarrb, Nabma unbS &mtnbfudt ju turtren.
81 eswtb it bic Grletdterune une 70 R&tr Der gFett In
alien 'ubenaenanntsn Sdaen, pber traenb duberen sails. uub
Qunsen<2eiben. ba6 Taufenbe BON Aersten zen galfan. tds-
ltd SSerfdreibea unb ATE bfrAnFdt fnb. bae er bic Bette linen
beiannte Mebisin fur @euuue unb Grpettoratipn IL. Gin.
Dpfs seri&aft MISUNDERSTANDING u. in ben Mathematician
seriet eiae 8lal9e fur clue Rur. gDirb In erpJeu Blalden
Spsa Druaetftn s~ertauft.. grets Elm Dollar. g it cure
etsene s&aalo, uena ttr buffet unb Tibet. Der Baliana IT,
rirt.
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a& 6. o @ine'8 aaoM =
:ll4aF71te reeelnadRtee mcnatlihe a.
l6|fl'(1enl|kI'i nh, Dtrloo(anjg,.
3iebuns am Montas, b. 1. Mai 1871
':".' $4,000. **.= =.

- " ~'~'
OJV)IVU
|OOo r "'.. -
in n~,ertkNnITpn Mesh enfe
S'IWs"'e"!
8lar GcfnInn oou SS OOO.
q 94nn~ a az. Nm -.
2 SuoC y eIutURe pom 1e $kVUO
s 8adr &eminne NON + 2HOO.
n,. ~..r, w.
yin 3SQtlll1er1WQQen t1eb1t 3lt|ofnf1enNd{5
e. he....<e. ~ r"'
lenoem pferpe9e1pdnn unO ttlberbe<
1Innen.v, M.ed;r~ ~. N1...L.
= ann ri 5nO
! ~ W." ~A'oVo'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
Furnishing LabOrers.

Every mail brings US enquiries concerning la
borers. We say emphatically, that we can sup
ply the demand. We dare not trife with the
public by making promises we cannot fulfill.
We know exactly what we are about. For the
present we obligate ourselves to furnish female
servants from Birmingham, England, and male
laborers from Dundee, Scotland. To the ladies
of Knoxville, and elsewhere, we say, most posi-
lively, that we can, in six weeks, furnish them
with smart, reliable, clean and tidy servants.
Try US, and see if we do not do this very thing
To the farmers of East Tennessee we say that
we can supply them with any kind of laborers
they undergraduates, stock raisers, dairymen,
managers, &C., &c. We charge $500 per head
for our services, and the applicant must pay the
passage fare (about $4,000 upon the delivery of
the servant, which amount is taken out of his
wages. No risk is incurred. We guarantee
servants and laborers of good character. As
we want to send forward q large order in fifteen
days, we hope orders will come in by that time.
EF8 G. w. CHARLTON,
Tennessee immigration, Real Estate and Labor
Association. sa. ....- at--as
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
The "NeM Departure,, PRAYER.

! Here is the prayer of the "new departur-
| lists" and right heartily do we commend
| it to our Democratic friends:
Our Lord, we are hungry. The public
crib is afar off, and we have nothing but
| the husks of the swine to stay the cravings
| of our stomachs. Our pockets are empty.
| We have not been able to get our hands in
the government treasury for ten long
starving years. The Republicans are fat
as seals, their pockets are lined with green
! backs, their coats are of many colors, they
eat the fatted calf and their cup of pleas
ure runs over. How long, oh Lord, must
these things be? We are getting very
| hungry. We know that we countenanced
| secession, that we encouraged the rebellion,
| that we gave aid and comfort to traitors,
| that we worked against the emancipation
proclamation, that we opposed negro suf-
| frage, that we foughtagainst reconstruction
| acts, that we are in favor of repudiating
| the Northern debt, and great many other
things. But, o Lord, we are getting ter
rible hungry. Those things are all moon
shine now, provided you will answer
our prayers by giving us the Offices
We know that the Republicans, through
the business of their cause, have beaten us
at the elections, carried all the great mea-
sures that have brought honor and pros
perity to the country, and won for them
selves great and glorious name. But
these great measures are now fairly accom-
plished, and the glory and happiness of
the country are assured, and we are will
ing to accept the Situation" and stand
by the constitution as it now is. Oh Lord,
turn that party, who have successfully
worked and secured all this to the people,
out of power, and let us, we beseech thee,
who have also been the sworn enemies of
that party and all their measures, in the
past, present, and expect to be in the flu
ture, be intrusted with seeing the present
constitution faithfully executed. For, oh
Lord, we are about, starving. We know,
oh Lord, that this may appear somewhat
inconsistent, as we have ever been, and if
we can't fool the people with some plansi-
ule project of departure" to forget our
historical cussedness, SO that we can elect
the next Psesident and dispense the Gov
eminent patronage, we shall have to
starve, Oh Lord, grant us our request for
the sake of our inconsistent, unworthy,
but more particularly, starving office seek
-HE.# HHt Ftra rfIH.f..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27

The CboTctnadrs, an organ of the Episco-
pal church, published at Hartford, Con-
necticut, undertakes an unusual enterprise
in connection with the triennial conven-
ton of that church, which opens its ses-
sion in Baltimore on the 4th of October.
The paper will be issued daily in this city
during the convention, and give full YER
batim report of the proceedings, made by
Mr.. D. F. Murphy and his efficient corps
of reporters of the United States Senate.
AS the official report of the convention, it
will afterwards be published in pamphlet
form.-I3dH. Sun.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
Suburban Residences,
Market Gardens, Vineyards, and: %
. SMALL FRUIT FARMS
For Sale.


WE hare recently divided " BrOOkslde
Farm" sOhich lies less than halt a mile from
the northern limits Of the city, into tracts Of
about fUe acres. each, fronting on broad
dUenueS sirty-sir feet IN s0idth, aOhich aCiU
be opened eOhen necessary to the convenience
Qfpurchasers. The locations are very fine
u for SUB URBAN RESIDENCES, as the
sites are eleuated, overlook a large extent Of
country, and commend a. fine Uielg.
The soil is in q high state Of cultivation
and is sCeU adapted for Market Gardens
or Fruit purposes. The gro,Oing of the
small fruits sOould 2DoyhGndSoncly here, as
the demand is good and the supply gerry
limited. To those Of our correspondents
cho haze aoritten as regarding sites for
Embarrassing, this affords fine opportu,ait,
for securing choice locations not Heretofore
available. Ha a
H Parties dOig 6usia eSs ia the city ca find
on this tract delightful situations for resi-
deHces, and its short distance from town
enables one to escape the heat and dust Of
the city and at the same time liUe sUittin
easy reach Of his business; and tract Of
fve acres can be purchased for less than a
small building lot IN the city.
Property IN this Uicinity is rapidly increasing
IL. raInc, and is no,o offered at a much IO,oer
price per acre than other property similarly
situated as to distance from the city. OF
fine map of the property can be seen at our
office, aud price, terms, &C., soiU be Furnished
on application.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
rER,Is OF DAILY PAPER.
WEEKLY PAPER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid NonpareiI. to constitute square.
One Square, each insertion
~ Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
City Notices five cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. All other
advertisements payable on demand after first in
sertion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
GaIen's Head Dispensary.
Established 1850, Chartered 1851,

By the Legislature of Ken
lucky. for the treatmentof ali
diseases of a private nature
incident to both sexes, mclu-
ding genorrhea, gleet, strlc-
ture, Inflammation OF the
bladder and kidneys, syphilis
in all its stages, scrOtula, &c,
seminal weakness, impOtency,
sexual debility, and all the
eSileffects arising from youth.
full indiscretion and excess.
causine premature decay, loss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
FOR RENT.
sURBURBAN RESIDENCE.

-. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
good brick house, stable and servants house. with
() twenty-eght acres of land, well fenced and partly
divided in small lots for stock There are two cisterns
and an excellent WELL This is fine place for market
gardens or diaries. . r- I @
WATER-POWER MILL AND WORK
SHOP.
frst-class power suitable for running almost any
mind of light machinery. grst mill is now in run
ping order and turning lathe can be attached. Also
ylenty of shop room. Will be rented for term
kears. For terms apply at our Office.
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of vitality &C. varix clasp clasp that will cure va
rcOcee in half the time, and for less than oneour!9
to all Female diseases leucorh@a. or whites ohsruc
tons of the menstrual period, barrenness falling q
Monthly Regulator-price So Warranted to remove
all distractions Sent with full directions on receipt
of price and stamps ~ u ssssfs -
Best quality Of Male Safes always on hand; single
one nalt doz So or SIS per doz Sent postpaid on
receipt OF price. with directions &C.
Just Published-A MedicaI Report, treat
ing upon all diseases of the urinary and generave or
gans OF ootn sexes containing 60 large pages so cuts
and plates showing the condition of the organs IN
method Of treatment, Sent under seal for Is cents
Consultation personally by letter free of charge and
PENSARY, No. q West jefferson street. between Sc
cond and Third LOUISVILLE, Ky. sep7
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0 The Cherokee Pulls No. are sold
by all enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of
this those which they can purchase at o
cheap price, and make more money. As you
value your health, do not be deceived BY such
unprincipled Druggists, ask for these S., pills,
and take no Others. IF the Druggist will NOT
buy them for you, enclose the money in q
letter and we will send them to you by mail,
free Of postage, securely sealed from obser-
yatioe. - lssve ss EeH az
Ladies or Gentlemen can address as in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms. Patients need
not hesitate because of their inability to visit
Us, as we have treated patients successfully In
al portions Of the civilized globe, by cores
pondence. - r
Patients addressing as win please state
plainly all the symptoms, and write Post
Office, County, State and name Of writer,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
&F We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet, entitled Nan and Woman al
lnVallds,', to every reader Of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as follows
81. LOUIS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, -r.
III EoRfH SIXTH srRxz1, -
EAINT I0rTrH-
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c. GUM GUM r QUINN q FRENCH. 1sEFPrSOH

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Eyerp,.a.,,s
Roses, strawberry and Raspberrv
Plants. and all other Kfi,sis
ofNursery Stock. = -. - ~. -.
Our Apple and Peach Trees are from the Ier,sss..
Nursery OF Gaines Ward. and furnished at De sscb
$IS W per 100 Our other stock is from responsbIe
Nurseries, all rstclass and sold at from Is to so per
cent less than any other dealers. Orders solicited
Communications answered and satisfaction ruaranteed
Address GUM d FRENCH, Knoxville Tenn:
June3-deod &w5m.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08

proof Of tho unexampled prosperity Of a land
in which republican institutions are es.ab-
lisbed. 1t would be revelation of the might
OF free, self-governing people. 1t would be
an eloquent protest against the iniquity and
destructveness OF such dynas.ic duels as the
one in which the Franco prussian war began.
1t would be sincere expression Of our sympa-
thy with the people of both France and Ger
many, and of our gratitude to each nation
for the inestimable advantages which we have
ourselves derived from their science, art and
civilization. In ine it would be the best pro-
clamation in favor Of practical republicanism
which the United States could make to Europe
and the world.