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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-21
Agency Office.
I. FASSETT & SON,

WlLL give prompt attention to the
eale purchase, and rental of Real Estate, to Fire
and Life Insurance in fret cass Companies Ne otiatng
Contracts. Wills, Sc.
Ashabua, o.. Dec. 7th, 1871.
SMALL. FARM between Ashtabula and Kingsville,
on South Ridge known as the Sperry Place contain
| ing u acres-cheap.
GOOD HOUSE and one of the most desirable lots ON
Main Street close to the Village, for $1,000.
BRICK HOUSE, large and new, on Prospect street
one Of the finest places in Ashabula, and convenient
to Village, with large lot will be sold very low =
800 ACRES TIMBERED LAND in Denmark near the
| line OF the Jamestown branch Railroad Also nbont
~ miles from said land, l3 acres OF land on which
there Is saw Mill In good order. win be sold ON long
| time II desired.
121 ACRE FARM In Sheffield, one half under good
state Of cultivation Buildings good fruit and liy.
Ing wafer Good timber on part OF farm. Terms low.
Enquire at tins office OF of GeJ W BarIram, ON prem
lGOACRE DAIRY FARM, on Turnpike, Austinbury,
| Bailey ON premises. - y
HOUSE AND LOT of ceres near Ashtabula VILLAGE.
with an out lot of IA acres part timber hall mile from
IT, rare chance for homestead. ENQUIRE at this OF
hce or Harvey Parrish on prmises
HOUSE and LOT on Camp St., with good Barn.
Buildings nearly new Price very low.
HOUSE ana LOT on Prospect ST. with GOOD Barn
and choice Fruit large Lot aud very desirable. Terms
DULUTH CITY LoTS.-SeyeraI desirable Lots in
Duluth can be had at a bargain
MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN LANDs.-asO Aeres
land near Saginaw City and 400 acres in Rchiand Co
tabula County
BUILDING LOTS, in different parts of the Village
for sale ON easy terms
THE NETTLETON FARM, the Premium Farm of
the County, pleasantly situated. only ~ miles from
Ashtabua Niage contains $50 acres with good build
ings choice ra and falling spnngs OF pure wa
ter, Terms very reasonable Enquire of Mr. Netteton
on the premises or at this agency.
GOOD HOUSE LOT. next South OF Presbyterian
Chapel On Park ST., in Ashtabula Village very de-
tirable location as 1t Is the business ceftre,
HOUSE & GOOD LOT, on North Side of Prospect
ST., short distance West of station ST.
FARM HOUSE with new buildings, miles from this
Village Plank Road with IL acres Of good land pier
ty OF good water and fruit-would make comfortable
little farm.
% ACRES OF LAND adjoining the back Of sam az
This land will be sold separate from or In eonnection
with above named House and 10 sFess HAS
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RATS ADRIFT-There WAS a rise of
about feet in the Guyandotte at Bar
louisville on last Saturday night, and the
s'dd IN rise caught some of the raitsmen
u"l repaired, by winch three RATS were
washed ont OF the mouth of the river. We
did not learn the owners names. Ifrais.
men will give lis the information, we will
always take pleasure in publishing it, and
aiding them in securing their rsns when
they get airitt.
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Hen WATER-We have now n fair
prospect OF high water, so that the boat
ing season may probably be extended all
through what is generally II season OF low
water in the river. Last year the water
fell below good boating stage berore this
time and remained so until well on into
the winter. There have been heavy rains
at intervals nearly every day this week
at this point, and we learn by our ex-
changes that they extend up the country,
where all the warehouses; are filled This
will please the steamboatmen.
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Notice TO Builders.

., me i undersigned will. until Monday. july
-, Is'z' at u o'clock, NJ, receive sealed prc.
po'nls for building Brick Schooi IIon,aP Pr a.;
'ne ei'y OF Huntington, 25xSO feet, and Two
stories high. Plans AMI specifications NAV ho
seen at Wall 4 Buiingion's Drug store. sr,e,
'"e 4o'h INST l.. 7. MITCHELL,
A. j. ENsLow,
,.,,,.o J. o. WALL,
'"'i''- Building Committee.
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COUNCIL PKOCEEns.GS

July IL, 1872.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Ills iionor,'hc Mayor, in the chair
Present: Recorder Obey, Councilmen
Wall, Emmons, Hagen, aud Euslow; all
sent: Councilman Mitchell
Minutes OF last meeting were read and
approved
On motion the ordinance ON di-orderlv
conduct was amended by fixing The maxi-
mum fine for ofienses enumerated in SAID
ordinance at ten $50 dollars
An ordinance was passed requiring the
muzzling Of all dogs or the restraining OF
the same from running at large during
the next finy day., with a penalty Of $40
attached for violation.
Accounts Of G. :. Tabb for services rs
Stree: Commissioner, Tor Si4, Isaac #.
Mitchell, services as Street Commissioner.
for Sll; and one Of same for pay OF special
policemen, July 9th aud 7th., and badges
Tor police for 81 80, were presented. an
proved and ordered paid
The Committee on Mayors Office and
City Prison reported that the buildings
were completed and tina, they had accept.
ed them from the contractor. and in their
report the following accounts for said
building were approved and ordered paid
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Notice.

F-rs 'n. wilhinv 60 purchase F.rmis-, TIM
p r "r Mineral lands, near The Baifrlad ard
%. NlFau llt'c river. would i1 well b, -1fr IN
jra-.m2 c. J.. EOFFE, CalsHO Do. d
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RIVER NEWS

Ahe river is rising about two inches ner
honr, with about Is feet Of water from
here down, aud iuir prospect Of more
The packets are all on time. with the
exception Of the Fleetwood, Hudson and
Arsosy; the former repairing damages
caused by the collision with the Wild
WOOD, and the two latter are undergoing
general repairs
Lie Granite State, after some repairing,
RESUMED her Piitsburg trade only one day
behind time.
Tue Fannie Dugan has changed hands
inpsrt, Capt A. j. McAllister having ira
ded his interest in her tor an interest in
the Mountain Belle, aud has taken charge
oil that boat Capt Sam. Hamilton takes
charge of the Dugan.
The owners OF the 0riole, with some
Others, have contracted, at Ironton. for a
new light, and fact packet for the Pom
eroy trade
The kittie uegler went up on time. with
Capt ). ID. Eesler in command, and An.
gustus brown in the Office.
The cars of the C. & O. r. r., which
were sunk at Middleport, have been raised
again with some slight damages
The Audcs, owing to the rise in the riy
er, has abandoned the idea OF laying up,
ana Will go up on time tonight
Tho fine steamer Andy Baum is in the
fiettwoo is place while she is repairing.
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On our late visit to Ironton, we stopped,
as usual, at the Sheridan House, and were
surprised to see the extensive improve.
ments and additions being made. With.
out Major st. Clair and his estimable wife
the hotel business in Ironton would be a,
heavy discount They endeavor, and we
believe, never fail, to please all who stop
with them Go and see for Yourself
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Circuit Judge.

We are authorized TO announce the name n,
,. IL. GiLL.srrE. Beg, as = candidate for
Judge Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit
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Proposals Wanted.

HrsrfSGroS, wEsr Va,
July, IL, Is72
Tue hnecutive Committee Of Marshall Col.
Vgs WIN receive proposals until August ist.
ie's, Tor the privilege Of acting A. Steward of
Tue Noiiege for the ensuing scholastic year.
For information as to requirements and mar
ueuiars apply TO the undersigned.
JOHN II. OBEY.
"s's Treas. Ex. Com.
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HUNTINGTON LODGE. No.
- D q d al a -.

80 II 81. h. o. 81 q ~ ~, 800, 70.
every Ihursday evening I'D b,
o'clnck' =. ~. in Parsons Hall
corner Of Third Avenue aud Ninth .t.
WM. "a. BULL. NC.
VIZ. J.. WALLACE, soo'y.
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l Sell Goods at Low Figure.

NJ and shall to
lew articles Mt or and make other articles for
more worth
cltes rocy and
ana honorable
intend To keep my customers only day
ana yeais--aiways thanking them for their patronage
continue make the the
to all who may be pleased paronize Il TO he distinctly m
e22n5y moor rTrrp
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SOMETHING NEW
WtITFOR TIE WAGON.

The underlined win. ON and aff,r Nf,,l,,,
ih' ga tust.. have their wagon in opersti,n
ma VII deliver fr,-h bread, Pies. Cakcs. Nr T.
AZ the door ~ our citizens, every morning. and
''entn sNIDEE s BRO.
Hf@ second Avenue
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Inc Undersigned bgs leave advise the wishing n
& ms me IN particular that they will always
OF Goods best qdt
Al goods sold at this establishment tcdiTaHtcd to be as recommend
ed and to satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-05
pottrpp.
DEATH AND CUPID.
AN NLLEGOEl
ny JOHN q SAKE.

oh Who Tut od hath maryeled why
The guds whO rule above
should e'er permit the Young 10 die,
The old tu I.,ll ia love,
oh why should hap,ess human kind
be punished out ,t season.
PRAY listen. and per hapS you'll Ind
Nv rhyme may give the reason.
Death, s,rolling out One summers day,
Met Cupid, with his sparrows;
And bauierus h pleasant way,
Proposed change Of arrows.
Agreed, +" Iuoth Cupbl-I feresee
The Queeresl game Of error;
For YOU the king ef heart. shall bo
And IN Le king OF terrOrs"
And % lua, done-slss ,lie 'laN
That multiplied their arts
Each from tae other bore away
\ port,on of their darts
Aud ths; cNPlzins ite reason why,
De, f'tv the gods above,
The ouog are often dnume,l 10 'i'e;
Tb, Ola 90 tail ga l"Nv'
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SSp PRINTING of Every description
ProAaptlN aud Neatly ENxeuted.

as-s II Pcsgcu.iU n Cu., h. state street, Bos'
80. sRd ~ Nassau ~ New York =. L. Niles
Nougt ct. mud 7. c. Evans, les Washington 81
8sst0s, are authorised Agent
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SirSaIstion over I.soO---I,ostass in ths
County. Frse.
Rnfcs of .leirrrtiNlna.

HNfCs OI -IUCrIttNfIV.
> - sguarr, . inch az si3Jec wees. . 20
kach subsequent week. =
- s.a4Ie mos tiNs; mc> -, wear, 4
sar 90 l'unn year. Sta "a, col go Icol -.
AACIAL NOTICks-Ei per cvut additional
tNsOgATE NOTICES Orders vi uutice u E-ttte "
Orders on Wills, Icv rQu5yr, l~o
suard ans' Notices, prT square ~
Administrations anil ENv"ut0->' \NIlccs. -"
Al ether legal Notices. : - So ,qnSre, f'r
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GRt 0tforo atmouat,


LDIrog AND FRurRIEToR
IEKMs -TNs pUilar. lcl >su--si.SS "a p~'t
.tttu.v
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COTTON MARKETS.

s.vaSvH Isr G-Co1 strong demand very active ful prizes
k.,rs mn. d-, 5U02J!c; Low MitAngs, lJsal9c ne
r. IT. bales exJOrto Barcelona 435 bales; coastwse 44
bales; 81 es 800 bales, stock, 80 45J bales $500 100000.
EtruYYVf, Jan tCutou tm held higher Mlhng ~ 5Dfc
bales % bales tXpOr-cOastHe 81 bales
cal. ! +. teir- STOCK. LBS bales.
Jan. t.Cotn fran Low MdNngs 9c net reoerts,
t2iO bales; exporsols;Ws $50 bales; sales $50 balesi soek
500 bales
WftNrorox Jan 6-Coon firm Mifng qic; net receipts q
bales bales sales. 67 bales stock 556 bales
6-Ccton fm; Good Ordinary. lbtc; net re-
seGt, 1854 eKTos-o Great Britain, 1889 bales ooasiwse
: hel.s sales. 600 bales stock, f1.ltt bales
MOBILE jan o.. hun MldIugs. yci net feeept @OJ
bales; tales, 1000 bales; stock, % .743 bales.
Jan GCoon IN fair demand nd prices have advaDoed
N,allucs SOC receipts 10 bales; sales, 100 bales
tB.FIPr0S Jan. 6-COOn iua hidhngs. l9f0Ooi net re-
sq bales; eTpOrto le Continent JZ basi eoastSse
4s b Is. SlCs 500 bales: stock, lt@ bales
Bo,.rS JAM Cotton strong hddIngsi ZIG net receipts o
tsr 1 bales; e1otsiO Great br'aA -VO tAes' S4'c' O
ba'ss. .r,.i. 8Isphe.c o,,
PrItrrlrrf. jar. t--Couon firm; Mdtings 2l4c
orI 6C0ton in fair demand and pnes have al' anoe
~ I,l.t. J N 6-Coton higher; Mdihngs, l4dlsic
V OvrrANS Jan 6-Coon-M dnPs POI d2Otc net receipts
m bales slo 95l bales; exicrts-coastWe 1851 bales stock
yrr5 jan s-Caoa active and excited Mddrg' nominAlv
20ic. receipts. 207H la.es. -,,- ,.-,-. ,,..sti..
2g!c
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Chancc5 for 8asines5 mer
AoRSE AND CARRIAGE NAEKEE
NEW YORK, Saturday. Jan. 8, 1ST

NEW YORK, Saturday. Jan. 9, iSY2.
The horse market of the week has been
even dur than IS usual az the beginning Of new year,
and there are indications OF change for the better
transactions were restricted to few common work
horses IT an average OF $40 per head, - fine carriage
horses ct from $500 $1,000 per pair ougls for the
Havana markell aud few road horses, the most Falu-
able OF which brought $3.50.
The stock at auction sales did not present anything
deserving especial notice. The attendance generally
was large but the prices realized were very moderate.
The carriage trade OF tho week has been veey quiet
with no feature TO note.
Imports or Carriages. French West Indies 2.... sJlc
!. OIL.
Exports Of C-rrdycs. E5D5rs U Carriage AfieTtdLs
British - . Ilayro, Il sou
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,,.,..s F,r,l, rz,r,, eIz 81 ~ SITE - 70
s "a indan, ,ud 0sO ws.ers 81 o. Amber q VI
!egduc ~ Al y r. he'd e yys Corn ~ go s Oats sdv
SRI Es 81 Hsc 81, White go So f T' 10 raoi Re ming 90
b2s, >, 1ic eoh Nel ~ Mois@cs dull New or.
DC ssles pTns unchanged Petroleum STEADY Oi"'' 'O'
Rrsa6 esic WIS, GAN Of ard unchanged wb.at-imhc M,Gn,
81 No Rel q q Z sss , oc g. o S1'I sSig no l.
5 - is c sd M liss ,s esg s 81 70 GsS H.
cs,o SS WHEAT 90 bush Corn" 'Ho ''' '''
er'1r s5' ' g s 81 ,i 9r%sF J era
Ssce 80 Re- .,el Sc o,s fgaer Mscd ,i 10 v1 are
". o. va So 2 IN elevator .s Wisty esfcr; sgl 0c
bs Hl5s ycr u si - 9ISy is g Ge5, RI ac 5,
RfSJ ease DR. s,S1 rSolScel on, order ate Lard
, fr . o 90 sr,' ,gcrI; no receipts reported
yort j.. ecrttr Buoy g, r [Tcr southern 75asO.
ois-i es. WE ~ p'rrsJ 'yaul 81 Clc ~ g. Com
&C. Wle Sla.be 6e 20 l eS e, AZ SIS bacon steady
ste o. 4 R ss; c s So ssI,s sS. as'' M
d. a. Ia. WHISKY NOMINAL az 80 80 ~. No Red Winter
EyEl tsp Jso G-Aheai cav ' VI s1d 81 a. Corn du
5 oss6ra 80, p''sali-' si s1q ss 90 ,''
li; small Its Se leht holder. Got Double
y,.r Syn 90 whea; ',.a4 ~. con- teai No Mixed
"R, fair demand; advanced Nol &c BsI,e, 70 lr fT a
S s. Pa.- quit and we3k Of sl@ , ki'r P5n- 0''@
fT 19a % I'M It. f BIS ~ 30 G5 So for
eas ,5 81 a. m qae; No N's'a7Ss C9 Ia 1s1 1D at
g. X, T y f Corn s %2sl 3 q 81 g Gl .
Nddsaes S29as3Jp per ton. High wines S'a'V5,
CUR ,,a,s-Foer 70 Boston 6se to New York 'S''' "
S.u,. 80 r- f.. g.. ,..,,,, ,-i firm: Extra Family
s~ cst u and unsettled Re- tsG ~ - o ,S'I NM
demand 'r rn At '5eSc i've % e Srn si5 81 sl3 &c.
L-na ft and boilers Inn - FS side Gic Clear S4s
a. Bsra-usrsni light holders 19 T F IN ar de,
Sic, do CIR Rib Sis e'sodif4 80 receipts. 2io5 head
NIt>hs Sides, 5sQ53ci HAM =
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Sales bn Anruon


A. MERgTy. Auctonser
DY BANGS. MERWIN " Co., Broadway, cor.
ID ithSse Of Books of Art Pancv Goods Furniture, &c
MONDAY Jan at sale Of hoC ELLANEOUS 5OOhS 10
er NJ new publications illustrated Works Bibles Prayer Beek etc
Ai''' ' e GREAT SALE or FINE BOOKS,
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY EVENINGS, saa II, L, H.
- O'Clock.
Sale large collection Of Books hne Lonion EDITIONS Of
popu and U-GIture sup,5y Illustrated wOr IN handsome
binding. among which be mentioned Reres Travels % paper
Gvo caf Roberts, Holy Land T9s lo LODGES Po rats 10 vols
half morocco Cub o orths Works fi Sac Eouse
History holy Bible yo HchAs British ioater - y9L+
Tbleaux vols. OC Dbdns orAs Oaule fOf'
traits Walton Angler vols 87o half morocco Fas
Classical Journal vol half cIG; Rogers Poems large paper
4to morocco Kers T=se, 10 vols, &c SC CaIAoga ready
Books exhibition
NEO A. LEAVITT Il Co. Qa6o Leavitt,
W strehoigh Col Clinton Hall As:orPace 7or the SALE By
AUCTION LIBR,g COLLECTIONS OF Books PAiSTIN and all
ANUS " ART NOTICE.
EXECUTORS SALE.
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND WATER COhORS.
TIE properly Of the late
II TrN l1rES. of BROOKLYN,
AND SOLD BY ORDER OF TIE ENECtTOR
valuable books, ceuon
water ~ bv himself also cabinet gems by VIM
TI, James NJ Hart IL Bouhton CaSear Sla1cE Coleman,
lanes Williamson To which also have ben aided mum
her Of paintings sketches by r. o. C. Daey Harry fen an
others The bion, AMI to BE- sold BY u te
CLINTON HALL SALESROOM. ASTORPlAGB, NEW iOhh
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. TO- az e o oi2sk -
GEORGE 4. LBAYIrT ( Co
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forces. Carriages, Snrness. &c.

GREAT Bargains in Robes-Black and Grizzly
~ Blr and wolf IN obss bsal &c 100 Ct,a6ersst
CUPERIOR STOCK of CARRIAGE HORSES.
> 4. A. FlTCHS Stables l5} El5, Iwentv-fourth-ss
11IFIGHS- - DEXTER SLEIGH BELLS,
- SLElGHS al styles second ar lowest popular prices
several lett over last cheap at MANUFACTURERS
UNION REPOSITORY, oJJ Broadway.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-Jsu. 6

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-Jsu. g.
Receipt, aek79 Cattle 72l83 Hog, 5o@S Steep ship
nertJ Cattle 1874 Hogs 1860 Sheep. Corresponding week
IEl-,.s g263 Cattle 8o44 Hogs 62p Sheep shipment
4I8 Ce a07 Hog. i3 sheen Market for Cattle g1tt n trn
on count ~ quotations, fair S5U1 20
lL FL. ~ prime shipping stock So 254 - io cho,e
4 hing more than Yesterday .ae- 50 I'D
r - 50 - So sheep firm at - 13a - i"r
common Pork packing 10 daie ovo head same TINE
i4,t '.sT 5i5 go
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- iIs GEHEAS AtrmcAS BtNF, EEv-Y0TZ Dec p 1871
I'VE Annual Meeting OF shareholders of this
Bars. for The Ltcuol o Director &c win he bef - ,e
lIDs MONDAY Jan o, teiseen tie olr ~ Gi
p u. Et of4rr Of the Boar1. o. II sCHPEIsrR 'Cib'.,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-03

sequence on youthful lndiscretlOns.
R8- This medicine has been usedin our prac-
tee for many years, and with thousands
treated it has not failed in a single instance.
aS' Each package of Vegetable Cure is
wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, printed in
gold letters, and contains one bottle filed with
Sugar-coated Pills, and one vial of Medicated
Powders, sufficient to make One-half pint Of
injection and one Syringe.
B-Price So, per package, sold by Druggists,
or sent by mail on receiDt of s. 80
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GLAND REGISTER.o

1t contains descriptions of large list of property 70
sae and much general information about East Tonnes
Mailed to any address receipt of stamp for
turn postage.
We have also published for distribution with on
REGISTER, a ColOred
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We have for sale large and attractive list Of prop
erty of all kinds, consisting of Farms Coal Iron and
other Mineral Lands, Cheap Mountain Lands, ImprOY
ed and Unimproved City and Suburban Property, &c.
&c.
We invite the attention of parties interested to our
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Purchase and Sale
r E AL ES r A T E,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Pay Taxes for non.residentS. Collect Rents. &c.
Particular attention given to the negO
tiation of Loans.
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid Nonpareil. to constitute square
One Square, each insertion 90
nH 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-
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1t will be from the above that have leased the
Stacey House to General Battle In retiring from the
this city, desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
old friends. and to earnestly eItreat continuation
of their patronage to my successor, as one who will
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
Nashville. Janl7-dtf-w 2a4 ]. T. STAGEY
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Drugs and Medicines.
ksl3SaE 4 . I! i

Cures all diseases caused
by self-abuse, viz: Spermd-
t0rT'heG, Seminal Weak
ness, Night Emissions,
Loss Of Memory, Universal
LdSSitude, Gins an the
Back, Din1neSs of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak
.Nerues, Difficult Breathing,
sPGle CO1HteHGRce, Insdn-
;ity, Consumption, and ell
diseases that follow as q
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FOR RENT

pair, and suitable for a boarding house. Stua-
ted on one of the best streets in the city.
For terms, apply to
MUNsON s. BAILEY,
Real Estate Agents
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a fine Suburban Residence, with stable and
all necessary out-buildings and from four to six
acres of ground in high state of cultivation,
with a large number of fruit trees, vines and
plants all in bearing. There is large number
of strawberry plants, which, if properly attend
ed aud the berries sold will pay the yearly rent.
This place will be rented for a term Of years
to a good tenant.
Apply, for terms, at our Office
MUNsON & BAILEY.
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We are also prepared to attend TO the
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Corner FultCp, Water and Pearl Sts., n, Y
THE BATTLE HOUSE.

7 HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
as the Stacey House, and will henceforth conduc
t In the most approved style.
The patronage of the public generally and of my old
friends particularly who have stood by so truly in
The past, is respectfully solicited promise them
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House. JOEL A. BATTLE.
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COUNTY MAP OF TENNESs

Strangers visiting our city are cordially invited to
call. No charge to purchasers for showing property,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-03

a house with five rooms, on Depot street, near
the Atkin House. in fine repair, good cistern,
&c. Its nearness to the railroad makes it val
liable to railroad man. VIII be rented 70
one ear, or will be sold on fairs terms, if de-
sired. Apply to MUNsoN & BAILEY.
Real Estate Agents
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-05-23

Lasting Loveliness.-Twenty years ago,
when paint pearl powder and enamel, were yer
running the complexions ana destroying 9 tn' sIe
LA BALM was brought out as pure botanical
cosmetic guaranteed to restore bloc bloom 10 aRa 4ba
present it has been continually rising in public
estirnationas the safest and most unexception-
able preparation of its class. Instead OF pro
ducing an artificial, metallic surface, Like the h
deadly enamels or whiting the cuticle like the
poisonous fluids sold under various names as
ssbeautifers,'' it keeps the skin as soft as vel
vet, renders it as smooth and glossy as satin,
and inparts to it that delicate, rosy tinge, which
is the beau sdeat of complexional lovelness.
This exquisite chromatic effect is not transient n
BY applying the Balm daily 1t may be pro
Ionged from youth to age. lady who pur-
chased the first bottle of the article nineteen,
years ago, writes to say that her complexion at
forty is pqrer clearer and more brl,aps snan
solely to the daily use of HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM.