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los Years Old.

STEVENSON. ALA April Louis Car
gele, born in North Carolina in 1865, the
Oldest citizen of Jackson county, died yes
terday aged one hundred and eight years.
He had lived here GO years.
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Commenced TO RebuiId.

Mr.. Fitzgerald yesterday put thirty hands
at work in rebuilding bis cotton factory and
Touring mill at Gallatin. The machinery
has been ordered, and the work of rebuild
ing is to be pushed forward rapidly to COM
pletion.
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Stamping.-We are now prepared to do
all kfrd of stanlpin on the latest and most
approved style. We have lately purchased
a new set Of blocks and materials. We
promise satisfaction. Prices moderate.
ans Ut ID. LeVEMAN & Co.
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New GOOds.--New styles, the largest as
sortnent yet brought to the city for the
spring trade, both for ladies and gentlemen,
at the Maxwell House Shoe Sore.
T. Z. WINsTEAD d Co..
anil eod1w No. Z Cherry street.
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Embracing BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS, TOTE
HEADS, ACCOUNT SALES,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS,
SHTPPIEG RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, ENVELOPES,
CARDS, BILLS OF Lid
LEG. CHECKS, DRAFTS,
CERTIFFC.ATES of STOCK,
VOTES, DODGERS, ETC., etc.,
erec,sfed promptly at the
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A splendid assortment Of Msrseilles,
Crochet and Honeyeomb Quilts, prices low,
at the Orleans Store, Is Public Square.
ap6 Iw OLWILL Bros.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-08

No remedy in the world ever came into
such universal use, or has SO fully won the
confidence of mankind, as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the cure of Coughs, Colds and
Consumption. ape eod1W
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ns. Inuis shortest Line g

Commencing March 80, 1873, the St.
Iouis and Southeastern Railway Company
will run daily line of splendid rev Pull-
man palace drawing room sleeping cars
through without change from Nashville 70
ST. Louis, making direct connection with
Western roads for Kansas, Texas, Colorado
and California. Tickets and all information
can he obtained at Maxwell House ONCE
or at College street depot:
w, B. DAVENPORT,
General Ticket Agent.
arR ovU sun. ines thurs&sun
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Linen and Cotton Sheetings; Linen and
T. r. Fable Damasks, cheap cheap at
the Orleans Store, 10 Public Square.
apo 1w OLwILL Bros
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NOtarIes Public Comm,ss,ouea.

r. N. Richardson and VIM. House, oil
Williamson, received their commissions
yesterday as Notaries Public.
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There Is no excuse for poor biscuits,
rolls, bread, griddle cakes, mullins, wafflss,
ETC., when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used.
Grocers sell it. apps eod1w
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MARRTEn.

RHEA-ALLEY.-In this city on Sunday
last by ESQ. Everett, at the residence of the
brides mother, JAMES OWEN RHEA to Miss
SARAH ALLEY. "
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Globe Flower Cough Syrup-The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.-Its cures are numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you will use no other
remedy. For sale by all druggists.
mh16 d&W1m
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For Cairo, Memphis, st. LOUIS
and New Orleans

TNHE Fine Steamer -
TYRONE, ~
Tom Harmon, Master, Alex. Hard, .S54T.STS1Y,
Clerk. will leave as above on WEDNN'-
Sth inst, at O'Clock P n. 1oardor to O q.
For height OF passage apply on eooS Boa 4. SON
H ARTHUR 8 co. or HARk4sVN eps2A
Agents.
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Internal Revenue Collections

The revenue collections for the month of
Iarcb, 9Th district of Tennessee, are in de-
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Boots and ShOes.-A fine assortment
now receiving at low prices at the Eagle
Shoe Store, 9 Union street. apt 1t
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Ladies, leave your orders for stamping
at D. Loyeman & Co.'s. apo 1t
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STATE OF THE WEATnER.

TsIegrapAie Report from Signal Service Corps Z.
r. A., Of O6servat:on, al 1866 O'clock r. z.
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Grand Opera Heuse.-FTee Le-tur to
ladies and gentlemen on 'Nature, Mind
and Man." including many recently devel-
oped facts and features of an chronological,
Physiological aud AnthrOpological charae-
ter by Drs. Payne aud Payne, of ST. Louis.
Free descriptions Of character, talents and
health at each lecture. Monday night,
April Z, theme, ''The Organs ofthe Human
Chest, !" Physical Diagnosis. Tuesday night,
8th, sThe Nations" Thursday, 10th-free
lecture to gentlemen only-"Human Life,
its Uses and Abuses" Professional exam
nations daily st Maxwell House, Rooms IS
and SO. apo st
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Meningttil

lanes Il. Brsntley, the newly eiecGe sl
Coroner, gave bond yesterday anu was
1worn into Office.
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,e.-o.1ss,,.~s.>--s -
For huntsville and PIT. Isabel
vvyHE FINE PASSENGER ezai-N
Steamer
ELLA HUGHES,
John Cartwright, Master Ike Oo St H. 81
viii leave as above IO-OAAS inc Sun Aise'' -
T F0r freight orpassage apply on board OF 70 =:
II ARTHUR q CO., Agents, Al and ~ irons
street.
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Sehenck's PulmOnic Candy embrace

Eagle Shoe StOre-Removed to No. 9
Union street, between College and Market.
mh30tf
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This terrible disease has appeared IN
Edgefeld, where several young PeiS0n'
have had violent attacks.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stations. TT.

ssags q RsUsys April I, 1SI3.-BsigAt Of Icatsr
ABOVE ioIe isGssT marx dl 500 p. II.
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RaftIe House Barber ShOp.-ThiI

Battle House Barber ShOp.-This
establishment has been reftted and furn-
ished in elegant style and : h all the mod
ern Improvements, including Tie Bath
Rooms. Every thing frst-class. Shaving,
hair-cutting, dyeing. etc, cone in No. l
style. Hot and cold baths. Give US a trial.
WEBSTER, WELLS & GREGORY.
apo st sun, tues, thurs, sat&sun
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Death of am Old Citizen.
Sunrn inf0 Onee.

Billy Y. Brown, an old citizen of the l2tE
district died on SATURDAY. last.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rax.uo~.oe and Pacific Railroad.
aNo. Leaves Lebanon st. ..7:2O A. NJ
= Arrives at Nashville st..e:30 A. n.
leaves Nashville Rt... 400 P. n
Arrives at Lebanon at. .6:10 P. n.
Prices Stageleaye Lebanon a. TO ArriXe
A. lebanon at O'Clock P. N. on Monoays' "eu-
nesdays and frldays'
w~znxtIHe. Chattanooga, Memphis END
50. louis RAILWAY.
leaves Is sS T. s and i TSS
Memphis and St. Louis 200 A. H. and las pm.
q arrives. ...5:30 A. n. and 4:4o p H.
saeIbyviIle tIainlss!e:; . S:sc
o,ha son p. n and 500 A. n. trains r an daily.
,a-ssvflIe and Nashville and Great
southern R0ihrO0d.
S,at,sn on North College street at 800
dailv and 200 P. H, DAilylexcept SUNDAY
Arrives at ABS A. N, and 5:lo z. -. Ito.
me 200 P, N. train does not stop at any point
hatveen Nashville and GahAtin' eAceP' Ause
geld Junction. - 80,
leaves r n
sss~t1Ie and Nashville and Great
aoutharu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
IAecatur Division.
IaaxeI, & n. Depot. North CoAege sIeet'
Going South-s:2O AM; $50 m.
Five North-4:45 AM: LAD I'm.
i7hronoh trains arrive and depart from Louis
-,Iie and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains ST LoIlsviLle anu
Nashville Depot OF Nashville snd Chattahooga
Depot. .zo,,,,o,,, a-,o,.- leaves $40 P.
Srriyes Gas m, from L. & \. Depot, Norln
College street.
- Ioufs and Southeastern Railway.
Morning Express train leaves Nashville S:go Al
Night Ef 4Isns arrive at Nashville at 1855 Am.
e P. NJ.
Louisville and C11cinAsu snOf' AAA.o
Railroad.
,..,,,ts.ve ndarriye at Louisville Asfoilows:
@A LEAVE, ARRIVE
southern Fast Line, except
=, VIZ EyDress' daily 3.55 2. L. 1880 2. =.
New York Night Express, s.,s -
daily .s....s.s... Al'OO - - Wv "
Lexington Mail, except !, M ~
Sunday. o'V0 - - -
Lexington EXPRESS excef e.ao n ~
SUndSy..ss-sss...'..s' -OO -
Lagrange ACoommodatioG s.nE ~,
except Sulday.-.....'- Quo e H ~ - =
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Just taken his Biiters. 1--WE heard q
seedy-looking individual with nm alarm
ingly red nose remark 10 q brother soak
or that he had "just had his bitters,
but he didnot mind taking another nip"
HIS remark suggested train Of rehec-
ton. How was II, we asked ourselves,
TINT the word "bitters had grown to
oea synonym for gin, whiskey, rum,
and other alcoholic stimnlants, to which
it was applied Unfortunately. Bit
crs, we reasoned, suggcsted the idea Of
healtlhul tonic, not Of q poisonous
stimulant; something invigorating IN
the system, not IN alcoholic irritant.
full OF fusel oil, producing present in
toxication and ultimate insanity, idiocy,
or premature death. Moreover, our
idea OF hitters was totally irreconcila'
BILE with gin cocktails" "rum PIN.
choe, and "brandy smasheA, which,
we nre informed. a,v sweetencd with
sugar and rcnde,rd doubly injurious
with essences oolored by means of min
erai poison. This was bitter-sweet
with vengeance. We mentioned this
problem to friend. He solved it by
why, don't you know
that most of these bitters advertised
as remedies arr only drains in disguise.
Topem know it, if you do not. must
make one exception, however," he add.
ed, land that's DIR. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters; there isn't particle Of
alcohol or fermented liquor in it, and it
is the best vegetable tonic and altera.
tive in America. .--CUm.
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The general servant of Partisan gen
tlamnn nntaroJ Nlttn N;abn oil x,,,. -

The general servant Of Partisan gen
tleman entered, like Nisbe, all tears, ="
his wife's chamber sobbing
"Oh, madam "Oh, madam -
What is the matter, FRANCHISE q
Madam, have stuck fork into my
finger"
."Oh, that's nothing, FRANCHISE /; you
will not feel it tomorrow.
~ should not be afraid, madam, if I
was sure the fork was silver"
"1ou may, then be perfectly easy;
the fork. is; all oar forks are silver"
"Oh, then don't feel alarmed but
l was dreadfully frightened, for l
thought the fork was plated"
The next day FRANCHISE disappeared,
taking all the forks with her.
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s22 WORTH OF PICTURES FREE
HOWS LOOK

cs: ANY one sending IS 70 shall receive m,
Ii;sAN UNION Tor two years, the illustrates
,Hp.iuuy Number, the opening chapters of Mis-.
~ ~ new story TO January fret and BOTH OF
the Picture Premiums ~ VI
.. ANY one sending s. for himself and a. ~,
aHcW subscriber, viz; six dollars in all shall no.
ecne one copy OF the CHRISTIAN UNION for n vcor
anu uoth Picture Premiums and the new snb'
@ snail receive one copy of the paper for wear
n anu ellnef OF the two Picture Premiums he NAV
enoosei and both subscribers shall receive the uIms
tia.eu holiday Number free and all the onenin,
first. ''' UP " oauuafy
me Picture Premiums thus presented n ro dol;,.or
a9le AT The publication office. If tbc snbscrihar
auus Yen cents for expenses of wrapping. mailing
~, y, ci'her premium. SO. 10 altogether the con-
ie u, De nhied poet paid, and il the subscribe
soius - cents more g. IS altogether. the comics
81 ,nSed VIII be strongly mounted sized and var
hlsneu, an ready for framng-the paiI OF Cbromos
on InIruooard and the Olegraph on finn canvas a.
the oteeraph mounted on canvas and wooden stre.
.ac xactly like an oil painting vanished Sc
scrber. "''APcnse Vi SUD-
The mounted form is much the best for ,bosrh
sseIIper, as an pictures must be mounted before
lIanihg ana, In the vast quantities we prenare 4,
can ne done more uniformly and at ouarter 90 IN
usual expense. Therefore, all subscribers sbonId
se.u Tor their pictures mounted "
oend money by Postal Orders drafts or Ro,;s
'eiea LeIler currency at the risk of the sender
FIRST CONE, FIRST SERVED AZ
'rhciAEN CorIEs mailed free on receipt of 8 cents
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FRENCH OLEOGRAPH

called LITTLE RUNAWAY AND HER PETS" dOIoo
graphs are the choicest class of French Art nrir.
'ng in oils-the perfection of chromol We also
give the superb 10 PAIR of Genuine Frcncb OH
Chromos. WIDE AWAKE and FAST ASLEEP - spb-
Jects LlFE-SlzE-charming fac SMILES of Oricipo,
vi Painting. This paper has the largest circula
ton in the world 1t will next year be made better
than ever Serial tales by world.famous authors
L. NJ. ALcoTT, EDw'D EGGLEsros. HARp,rr Brrcp.
ERsTowE, etc. New and brilliant contributors
Illustrated Holiday Number and back Nos. of Miss
Alcotts story FREE The most taking .Combina.
uon!' the largest commissions paid, One AGENT
made $500 in three months another 1857 IN rs davs.
another s9i 40 in one week one 81 60 in one dsy.
and many others from s. and $40 to AN per dov
rms year our offers are even more profitable No
waiting for the premiums. THE SUrscRIBER cr-s
THEN WHEN lie PAYS AGENT
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LARGEST AND HANDsoMEsr
+ II L n CHI OIL CHRONIC

eyer offered by any periodical. The size "a u NJ,
~ lhcnesl gives wall picture great elegance
MI III nc picture stores, easily sells for 81. co.
IL d I'M. Hto,t charming CENTRE PIECE to
,hos VIDE AWAKE AND FAST ASLEEP"
th' TWO pretty French Oil Chromos now famous
.He continent over, and of which we have aIreod,
Zen away nearly 10000 pairs to our subscribers
.hey are still in undated demsnd, and no wonder
iof they win the heart as well MS the eve md as
me Advance says, Unlike nine pictnres o,'t Of
tti that cost great deal more, one can look AT
thorn gay after uay and not tire of them" We
10 every annual subscriber who prefers them ~,
fsSul"r market price Of these beautiful pictures is
SlU Icn Dollars, size 10 Ike - inches eocb
ines are no common prints, but careful comics Of
paintings by Mrs. Anderson the eminent I.oI;sh
artist printed III oil colors, from sixteen stones
wa equal to any chronic heretofore issued Tbc
All who love art or children, " f''"'e
=, VI we VIII present both the OLEOGRAPII. and
the FAIR, On the terms given below. 80"
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Everything that enters Paris has to
pay octroi duty. For many weeks an
elegantly-attired gentleman drove a
well-appointed dog-cart from the out
skirts to the city, being attended every
evening by a neat-looking groom. One
night the dog-cart was upset in the
presence of the gendarmes, who, ON 90
ing to the rescue, noticed that.the groom
had not moved from his seat. Come. {"
said one of the men. The groom pre-
served dignifed silence. Come
down, cried they angrily, don't YOU
see your master is hurt ?" els he
drunk or stupid?" The groom pre-.
served his English sang .troid. and the
employees, giving him shake, discover
ed, to their unutterable astonishment.
that he was made Of zinc, and contained
l5O Ltres Of cognac!
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{ LITTLE RUNAWAY AND HER PETS.

the sweet aGtractiyencss and the thoronphly a,ti
nc beauty OF the thing make it a rare picture, II
was painted explessiyely 70. the CHRIsTlAN USIoY
una WI DC PRESENTED to its SuBscRIBERs The
Nineteen ithognpic color stones are made by
Jehehf me acknowledged master of that art in the
"Hoic world. 1t Is printed in Paris and l. the
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GIVEN AWAY
a NEW AND EXQUISITE FRENCH.
OLEUGRAPU.

name given only to the highest and choices,
class of French and Italian Art printing IN oils
the perfection OF Oil ehromos The picture X n
FACSIMILE OF the latesi and most brilliant work
OF me great French Painter LoBBIcHoN-a charm
subject, charmingly portrayed-a beautiful crea.
ton OF art, entitled
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FREE!
THs ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY NUMBER.

We present TO every subscriber for 1873. n copy
OF our Illustrated Holiday Number OF December
18th, with Christmas Pictures md Christmas Stor-
les; and interesting matter by Mrs. stowe. the
poet Whittier, and many Others. In this commences
Miss Alcott's new story, the succeeding number Of
which up to JAN LIST will be sent to every subscriD.
er. Also,
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HENRY WARD BEECHER'S

GREAT LITERARY FAMILY NEWSPAPER with which
is given away the largest and best premium Picture
Offered the new and exquisite s12OO
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A GREAT COM BINAT ION

nd the very best business opportunity ever offered
Is to be found in IN Agency for taking subscrih.
ionsto
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'.B. FORD d CO., Publtshors,
~ Park Place, New York,
a.. s'ate plainly which Premium Picture IL
the nr,c. " a. e Hasy yet, send 90 for both, and
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED I

- Intelligent men and women wanted eyervwbcro
10 get good territory. exclusively assigned send
sariy Tor circulars and terms J. p. FORD & co.
Francisco. Cal. '"' 'ah
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A Paducah small boy was fined eighty
cents in the City Court the other day
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

incud ng not only those who would have here.
toforc written for the CHRISTIAN UNION, but
also many Others whom our increasing resources
enable us more and more widely to seek out and
secure, among the most eminent and attractive
writer's Of England and America.
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ROBERTSON GRAY.

rms Is thc nom de plane Of another favoritc
story writer here toforc known chiefly by the bril
liancy wit pa os, humor. and readablcness of the
fhortcr tales p lishcd over his own name.
The owe Serials In Book Form would
costd i'ble our subscription price.
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sPEcI AL ATTRACTIONS FOR 1873 {,
SERIAL STORIES
by Distinguish cd Writers.

The Publ 'shcrs have arranged for several social
tales by III most famous American writer's 10
at different period. during the year,
written exp "essiy for the CHRISTIAN UNlON'
Among thv u uthors thus engaged are
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LOUISA NJ. ALCOTT.

Author Of Little Woman" Little Men," The
Old Fashioned Girl" &C., etc.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Arc 0a f,lloure.
One YEAR, ONLY SO

One YEAR ONLY SO.
!. Every Subscriber for three dollars sboI, 20
celVe the CHRISTIAN UNION for one year tbe Ilns
,fatcd Holiday number, the opening chapters Of
MISS Alcotts new story to January first. and the
ciioIce between the two picture premiums. viz: the
Fast Asleep" ana the exquisite OLEOGRAPWHp
Little Runawaw and her Pets II
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AT AMlLy PAPER

Which can he trnstc d. and v hch IL always full Of
interest, IL y noressity Of the times.
such one II the
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD
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CHR sTIs.N UNION.
TIE UNsECTARI AN, EVANGELICAL, LITER
AIRY AND sAs,IIY NEWSPAPER.
HENRY WARD BEEcuER,
EDITOR,
CHR sTIs.N UNION.

II has somethIngh revcry member Of the honse
hold In matters ofre igion morals. politics, lteia'
turc, art, science az iculturc, poetry. news whole
some dction for you ng and old, and truth Yor every
BODY.
Mr.. Bceehcr's Wig orous and characteristic pen In
his Editorials AID star Papers, aud the verbatim
reports of his Le ture Room Talks Ia Plymouth
Church are great fractions. There IL also large
and able editorial stnnf
clusiycly for the HRISTIAN UNION, her stories
Sketches and gen era articles appearing In that pa
per only
tion: INVENT i-fOuR LARGE QuARTO PA
GEES, folded pai ted ut the back, and trimmed at
the cdges-a dec ided advantage for reading,
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THE REMARKABLE SUCCESS.

THE REMARKABLE SUCCESS.
Of this jo"rm H. II having attained the largest crcu-
lation Of its class in the world has enabled Its
publishers TO add to lie cxoell'n es strengthen Its
Editorial Do partmcnt by the addition Of expert
! cDccd writer and editors, and give these
sPEcI AL ATTRACTIONS FOR 1873,
SERIAL STORIES
by Distinguished Writers.
The Publ 'shcrs have arranged for several social
tales by th most famous American writers TO
commence AT different period. during the year
written exp "essiy for the CHRISTIAN UNION
Among the u uthors thus engaged are
LOUISA NJ, ALCoTT.
Author of Little Woman" Little Men," The
Old Fashioned Girl ,tc,, etc.
Her new story full OF fresh life and beauty win be
commenced in our Illustrated Holiday Numbc..
Also.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin" "My Wife and IL
sam Lawsun's Stories" ETC., etc.
EDWARD EGGLESTON,
Author Of "The Hoosicr School Master" The
End Of the World" etc. etc.
ROBERTSON GRAY
This is the nom de plane Of another favorItc
story writer here toforc known chiefly by the brill
nancy wit, pa o. humor. and readablcnc-s of the
thortcr tales p lishcd over his own name.
The owe Serials In Book Form would
costd, 0ble our subscription price.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
includ ng not only those who would have here
toforc written for the CHRISTIAN UNION but
also many Others whom our increasing resources
enable us more and more widely to seek out and
secure, among the most eminent and attractive
writer's Of England and America
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-03
EGGLEsToN,

Author OF 1.-THE lloosicr School Master" The
End Of the World" etc., etc
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HARRIET BEEcHRR STOWE,

Author Of Uncle TOMS Cabin" "My Wife and l.
sam Lawsun's Stories" ETC., etc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-03
No PERSON can take ,hcse Pi,tcr. aeeor
For InHemmntory md Chronic nh.u-

i,"'ish aud bout, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, Bilious
Neh,ttent and Intermittent levers Diseases Of The
"lood LAYER, Kidneys and Bladder these Bitters have
been most successful. Such Diseases are clised by
vtated Blood which is generally produced by derange-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-03

Pants and Minerals, such Plumbers, Type settlers
God heaters, and Miners they advance in life will
be subject to Paralysis Of the Bowels 10 guard against