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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
COLUMBUS.
General Prostitution of Telegraph
Lines.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-THE storm last
night Frustrated all telegraph lines leading
out of this city, except one. Sidewalks in
all parts of the city are covered with the
branches of trees broken down by the
weight of ice collected on them.
The State Agricultural Convention
met here to-day. The Treasurer's report
showed a net balance, estimated at s., 692.
4 resolution was adopted, authorizing the
location of the State Fair for five years in
some large city, the necessary grounds and
fixtures to be furnished free of charge. b.
w. Carlisle, of Fairfield, r. F. Cannon, of
Portage. James b. Jamlson, of Harrison,
and l.. Y. Delano, of Ross, were reelected
members of the State Board for two years.
John NJ. Pugh, of Franklin, was elected
member, vice W. G. Hickox, of Richland.
A resolution was adopted, making it a
penal ofiense to hunt or trap upon the lands
of another, without permission of owner or
agent thereof.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
4 Terrible Tragedy

was enacted in Centre alley, between Con-
cord an Overton, this afternoon John Gil
more, a labOrer, was beating his children
when his wife seized a broad axe and struck
him on the side of the head, the blade pen
etrating the brain, causing mortal wound.
She surrendered to an officer and was sent
to Jail. She states that he had ruined her
by drinking, and she had come here from
Nashville to get her children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
Murder I'm Dn~ieS County. Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. I'm Davies county,
Ky, last Monday, two negroes and white
man killed Jonathan GoSsctt; one OF the
negroes walking up to GosSett, placed a
pistol against his body and fired, killing
him instantly. The three then dragged
the body TO a ditch, where it was found
next day. The murde.ers were arrested
and lodged in iail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
THE STORM.
The Telegraphic Lines Demon.
allied.
Forty Miles OF Wire Down I'm One
stretch.

CINCINNATI, Jan. THE force of the
storm seems to have conferred about in this
parallel, and one hundred miles east of
here. Superintendent Williams reports
the telegraph lines on the Marietta road,
between Chillicothe and this city, for a
distance of forty miles, entirely gone down.
The lines ON the MuskingIm Valley road
are frightfully disabled between Lancaster
aid Wilmington. No word has been re-
ceived from Columbus yet, and it is impos-
sible to reach any point further east than
Xenia and Springfield. Men have been
put to work on all the routes, and tele-
graphic communication will be resumed as
far as possible. No reports received yet of
the damage of railroad and private property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
INDIANAPOLIS.
A Livery Stable and Twenty-Eight
Horses Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA fire broke
ont in the livery stable owned by John
Snodder, about 10 o'clock tonight.
Twenty-eight out Of thirty-two horses in
the stable at the time, persisted before they
could he got out, and fifteen or twenty car
riaSeS and buggies burned; amount of III
surance on total loss cannot be ascertained
tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

A sIAE in Hartford has slapped biz news
paper because his name was printed in a
list of advertised letters, and his wife, hap
pening to see il first, Went and got 1t for
him and found il was from a young lady,
who complained that he didn't meet her at
Worcester, as he promised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
Big Bore
CINCINNATI.
The Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. At ten tonight
the snow changed TO sleet and rain. Tele-
graph poles and wires are down on the
Marietta road and communication between
here and East and North has been almost
entirely CIT of. The extent of damage TO
rr-;-n- l. not I-r,nrr-rn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
MISSOURI.
ROwdyism in st. Charles County.
One Rough Killed and Another Badly
WnIuuldad

uOAAuC0<
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA party Of rowdies
from st. Peters made raid on the town
of Cattleville, st. Charles county, Mo-, last
Monday with the avowed purpose of aveng-
ing the whipping of one of their townsmen
by citizens Cattleville during the holidays.
After badly beating two men on the street
and fiourishing reyolvers and threatening
citizens generally, they got into a quarrel
in store, during which party of citizens
entered with shot guns, fired on them, bad
ly wounding Jonathan Jones, and killing
another, name not learned.
Merchants Exchange.
Webb NJ. Samuels, a prominent mer-
chant, was elected President of the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day, and Levi L. Ash
brook and John f. Tolle chosen Vice-Pres
idents. There were four tickets in the
field and Dir. Samuels was on all OF them.
Missouri Legislature.
An adjourned session of the Missouri
Legislature met at Jefferson City at noon
to-day. After brief session, during which
no important business was done, both
Houses adjourned
Governor WoOdsOn's message, in addi-
tion TO what was telegraphed last night, adj
vocates territorial government for the In
dian Territory, and urges our Senators and
in Congress 10 support
bill for that purpose, and asks the Legisla-
ture to protest against Outrages committed
on the people of Louisiana, if not at the in
stance, at least by consent of the President
of the United States; advocates the imme-
date improvement of the Mississippi river
and its great tributaries, and the cOnstrIcss
ton of the Great Western and James River
canals as means ofcheaptranspOrtation to
the seaboard, and urges the Legislature to
Congress TO pass a bill TO ac-
this object. The remainder of
the message is devoted to State affairs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

In addition, there are several ser
vants about the White House whose
nance Al 2 on the armyrolls. If itwere
not for the possible displeasureof Lord
Dundreary, we should say Birds Of a
feather"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
OMAHA.

BurgIaries-State Board of AgricuI.
ture.
OMAHA, Jan. Two stores were bur-
glarized last night. The burglars are yet at
large.
The State Boards of Agriculture and Hor-
ticulture are in session in this city, cOnsid-
ering where the next State fair is TO be held.
1t viii probably be here.
a Big Bore.
The Council passed an ordnance for a
special election for voting $4,000 bonds to
bore for water.
The Union Pacific land sales during 1873
were lIT,OS3 acres, worth S9S3, $50, ayerag-
ing 100 acres 10 each purchaser. Total
SALE from the beginning S4S6S2 acres,
realizing $. $40 Isl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

This comparison would be still more
marked If it were made with the CORE
spending day at the close of 1873, thus
excluding the marked advance of the
opening days of 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
MEMPHIS.
InstaIIation OF tne MAYOR Elect.

MEMPHIS, Jan. John League was in
stalled as Mayor tonight, it having been
discovered this afternoon that the Charter
required the installation within a week af-
tor elacfipD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

Small children, dressed entirely in White
fur. with blue ribbon trimmings, are a
conspicuous feature Of New York prone
nadeS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
HOW 1t Is Done.
some Figures Nr Tax Payers 40 Con-
slider.

slider.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
The Attorney General Of the United
States. tbe immortal Williams, has
been serving his country on a salary Of
S. 1000 a year. He had some per4m-
sites, howGver-lmong them a landau
let used exclusively 10y his family-and
the expenses Of the Department Of JUS
tee. 50 far rs ascertained, for the
landaulet. etc. etc, We're as follows:
United states Department Of Justice. DIR.
Jan. 70 I~.2.-T0 one new laudaultL.-...-sl,tb $40
.IuIy. $50 one 1l..ir Iay horses 80
To new Slip lining in iandaulet and PANT
fuG ana vanishing ---.------ 1850 90
December. ls,2--iaintIu- and vanishing
lalii iAttI - 49, - -
scanning and fastening iaccs, curtains
aIsd rugs, rebuilding cushions. new slip
. To cav. of horse. oIll wear - Gro
PDriNer, a. messenger. q"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

Total, a Tar aSetTtanad. ,Ib1
This compares well, but not favora-
blv. with the Presidents perquisites
last year. as reported by Mr.. Dawes, Of
-1.,,-,4+C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
THE TEXAS OUTRAGE.
Work of a Partisan supreme
Court. rs

The Effort tD Set at Nausht the VIII
Of the People and Why it is Done
The Judges Deciding In Their Own
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08

The Democratic candidates for State
off GERS, who ran at this December cleo
, 1874-08-23

UrorTn Scanda1-Thc Coycrnor-
~ Nccucra:'a 1our-Other Etcns.
et,c,c, i,;sp.teh 10 Tie Chicago 7r3un>
ro,o,ro, Ont, Aug 2l.-Tho Ndtiona! nows-
~ nublshcd IN this city, which was the first
: :.,;I,ate scandal against the Hon. George
49,, in its last issue alludes to him rs vii
:. md s.ya he spent $4,000 to huah up the
'..,sr. Public opinion is against the National
- believe the story foupdationless. The
+.soncI ooures legal proceedings. It is report
et:.n.t DR.. Sangster, tile defeated candidate as
As.arssaulsiYe of teachers, ia backing the
TJrirnaI gith money in retaliation for several
na.;sj.ns OF the Globe Of his own character.
1T,,hus;astic receptions continue everywhere to
-, tha Govetuor-Genaral On his Canadian
~ y. Young Mems Christian Association OF
oa.d. il in session at Port Hope.
Tha election OF representatives of public
usnol.,eaohets of ..Onta1io to the Council OF
t-hlc instruction has resulted iu the cbcice OF
~. t,oiiwin Smitn, by majority OF about 277
~ DR.. Saugstsr. The uumberof votes polIeu
~; 947., OF less than one-haf OF those entitled
~ yote. Prof. David Wilson, Of To-
fs!o gnvs1a'ty' gia; was chosen n y tho
"a H. F., by til School Inspectors.
-. Wccord, City Treasurer, las resigned on
,,.ou1t Of age, being now near 10.
'H.sl1roS. Ont, Aug. 2l.-Tho largest Ma
,r,c funeral ever witnessed in Canada was that
r. 3. Harris, GRIND Secretary OF the Thirty
I'd Masonic Degree, which took place here yea
.-a.r. Representatives. were present from the
istreu. Provinces Of Cauada aud from tho
Tr,ed btates. The cortego embraced band,
la Lodges, Royal Arch, Knights Tempiar, aud
tzser orderz OF Masoury, and WAS most impos-
~ His remains rest III Burlington Cemetery.
foxDos, Ont, Aug. 2l.-A party of Cleveland
r.;ghts Of pythins and friends. numbering 400,
1ii.ag hero, returned home last night.
, 1874-08-23

Mrs. Olirh4nt is at work on new etory,
.Vhtei.dios," ahich the Churchmun has Sc
,sed for serial publication. This weekly will
~ dai!y edition during the coming General
isufsntion OF the Episcopal Church at New
III, beginning on the first Wednesday Of Oc-
La, with full verbatim reports.
, 1874-08-23

C1TUAT1OS WANTEp-KY YOUNG MAN -
- e't;n i; n en,sT j. 's,oasa sansersant VITA o1o:5
man and booxxos!4e c.ud undertake. the nana .nlen
u slru; a tusEeuccs AGu:oss u H. Tribune olic5
C1TuATID:;5 NA;TED-HY STOUT YuuNt;
- To learn tic Eoidiac trade, blacksmith. Ad-
Il it,;1tl snnt.. -
, 1874-08-23


41isce1lnuoous--Cout
N1TUATIOS WANTED-A LADY OF u YEARS EI-
- pereucc In teaching rhos teach IN f,uliy hes.
q fsSEancos given. Addressed consulted At No. Is
NITUATlOS WANTED-BT Il YOUNt; GIRL TO
- learn thp ta1oeia trade; can furaish good machine
II dcsted Please call ad1rrs4 II Z, oe1 West Mou-
fua.st. - -
CTuAT1ON WASTED-BY 4 RESPECT %BLE
~ young Erl as c!crk CASHIER xtcond work and
9"!ax IN private family Please call address Hiss
j. II West ai5nvoe.st.
C1TUATI0SS VASTED-HY TWO YOUNG La HES
- hs: spc1k teraaa and Ensl.h clerks In sore,
OF Cashiers address s I, Tribune onire.
, 1874-08-23

THE CHICAGO DA]
.,>~~~, ,WANTED--FEMALE HELP.
Observation-Disclosures
b. sysa aooE sl x.shsl .a s1 rSasl 5S
refercuccs required.
4 s1, q; I,2 i I :
M 9a,G o A 'Sxs ws,. o
| WANTED KELIABLE GIRL or Middle:
H., iagea woman to d. xaaeral hnpsuwsk ID family o
~ H gS,is5s *!sss s;rs g.: !tsa
Sao% fasa* A'na''pa aud ha'ssd''' Masonic building
\VAEsTED.zAr = SOUTH oLARK:sT., FIRST
ay M q NIX % ,Ss 1saterFsd Inquire To-
" es. Apply at VS. 1udianaav.
NA;SSTgE:D3.-.AA. ~ !: 3..A. SWEDISH l., oR NORWEGIAN GIaL
\VANT.p-A FlRsr:ULAss COOK. WASHER
~ ani ironor pssmansnt situation and tirs..o.a.s
wages II thu right person. Apply Micni
\VAS,TED-A YOUNG GlRL ViER;f9N PRE-
- ieEtoa)to assist in houaasork. 1864 Psairieav
\TASTED-AT LAWNpALE. F1vk, MILES FROM
III Ii ~: 9 GV ,od sases s5y Aepy onaas At
}VANTED-GIilL-A GnoDN,ooK, WASHER, AND
at No. laa Wanu,-.t., Linc"l,. "AAe-
tnsea's' *s:'' Tor s'v s'''. Apply a. ~ ws.s Wash
itaaga x1y SrnoX s GslMtS GIRL ron THE
p.rk. k.~-w|'-Er ~D'. 20 -1|ol-ss.' oe@[ oAl9n
na.ntns Wy nssss"''s At No: 81 sss'i %sSd's Aa aaaa7
ASTEDS IT.: 9o3E snII PRYATE 1at Nl TST
a1a sN s application
\VANTED-5A.. GOOD SoNwEt;1AS 0K GERMAN
family: ~~'''~- ''-N'>~' ~'''3'
sh to ~ bi' and a4s'1 In light
,UfvrFn-s-p p,5ri;S Sr ZZr-,.717-
,1ess -. !. - = es1;4t
w ASrEl3-A COOP, RELlAhLE GiRl. VINO
r.Vrp ,.'s W.,
AHrEpIh snns.,1 hon, unaMAs Ua sWEDE GIRL TO p9
WANTED = = G05p COOK. WASHER AND
Grooast A''' 3o'" AD''' Sn' Apply ~ la' soaeA
117AsTED-N GOOD GIRT. III Do CEYFR3T
st.. ROOM 49, 1''' - 'A'''ss'' '1- ooo'' 'N&'s-
t,fASTp61 3:1o7, sTp7vG 7pI-t1,1 INV
cook Kpy Monar m"1ns % ~ ~! "a ta5 ana s'oa
\VANTED-GIRL 70 D, KITCHEN WORK. AND
nosr Ut a1as :. .s r. s
~ 7T-7;; :, ;; mn: - -
" lu:ssc:i 70 Hs,y " at 1'G i; flae
WANTED a coon I;I,-Ft5I; Gf;;ER1T,
- ss,Sn eossssoft ~ ~S.t N saisa;.!
W Wa.se AID ironor. 1is. ,antnx aisi m i nfiyst
.,~r.D-, t,,n, , , ~
sors ~ 41na ant t.ts us N ipauso ao IS Es,s s.
:; s3;7;1 - - :;
w ASTED.A WoAAS WHO HAA a, HAP EXPE-
corner WaLasnar ami ITcnt ~
r., .,,r,.n-: :. :, '7z-
w warE mu.t b. III. t., Win .ni i'm. 1n ma, r.
, 1874-08-23


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ss111r1.oA11oNS s111.lo!s1l WANTED--Ssh1ALE
arr, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Il csshax q c.eh q sa s..
Eisf4sHe.s R'SSn Addressed OF e'n'a1'ea AZ no.
SITUATION w,vTrn-lnv :, v,,77vc o7af. Ta
.ss:;: i ss:fs PHASE ss'' O. :d75s'i T. = W.T. soa
SITUATION WANTED BY 4 RESPECT tnLE
- yonns EItl - srk csIai:r *aeona work 7ad
vi s :sn'l. t.s+.e cal oz -ea.e.' 1ls
:s4 4sas :: ssss' ia
.----.----@~--7. =:---------@@---7.
rf;1 :; LusH 3::,1 as9 :; !; zophD g!
sylis. aud ro''e rixn' s,o rka1lsa . sea!a
as Fr .;a ,u1 svS q os
I1olSD@4 GozT: ~ .e II IL s3: Xa .fa 31,:a.7
n.a-'.aes' 'l,.1 N'oy-st. -st.-- ---------
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VIZ: Iaisaass tGs'ss .sSs1i @fLE2M ri
= as'r.wrnSss1,v- nil :; ,av;; .,i7z -,
j. Katga;. p;satas res.ia Rotu1n IT: to j. H AZ
sss1 as:sd ia and st''' @ and 60
&ssI;y GG1GAG9 Gas5;3 ;:; x }is q FM q
9'src q "a ~ o. n:,ea h!yes
si1ssants ana f4.r fssrl ,i'e 70
TiYoS9 III cS9 Fs'0fn'az '' - H. C. An
l,ss w; s;!a i !":6 iad A ese' "ibn b.
or :. .'.' 3.oea .a.sso.s..
Y siis umbrella haei ;,a: We. tsten :.
"SsS' u Il = tR:ds
| 7 ,osr-sATunb.lY. AUG. Is. or " EST ADAMS
sa 1ssa's' rcssiSs a.S 'as "&'a
IL nai.el. t1om to ~ THE WAX fS ON
tan,o 70 L. KLEIN, b4 South HaI.ted.st.
3 IL ss & Hs, STs sIsi 1sRaSa S I'll
DC paid hy returning h:z to 81 North Cl. rk-s.
rf na Or 51!Y ss as. fnoa E ass IL
ratno also small tr,nk containing vaIablo p pcrs ko
7 OST-TUESDtv, AUG. 4. 4 PEARL PARAsOL-
;,o raoanted VIII Ess!d on rssuty,esoad ana
Clark on Van Buronst.. betsesn ClaEk AID Michigan
r. as:f ess 95:a ssii i II & ss5
9sass:.'' ns second ~'a s1o;: 7,:7,. : ~ =
l. ios-Lo ID ii stnse bl*:k v.lsns ted,tsad spd
Lid q. he .. asa t. ooth [sna e o vi" b"
T OST-A REWARD or SO WILL BE PAID FOR
~ baa1o Of clo.a-, Lust aponiax Of July H. co.,
9.plax Aux ofs1, little zlts clotes,
S,,tn St.;e.t ~4's' - fe'as2'oS lie Aaoao ~ 40
- -
| USf-O:' TUESDAY EVENING. IN 4 WABASH
a h osrs n:s ao1Gs md
Auy one rrinc said tn nvntr viii he .;d
fvr tncir trouble Y e. f1buns od,ce "'A' ~ '@'A
t-,rR4yFn i,1, Srf1fFy---Fp,1V Wt,sT + 3EF or
- Earn m tha nrtf ~ t,e I4th h. h,a; .orn; ho-.a
1s+ nanis hi0 rafaer aiu In ds.h any pcgsan rtxn;
nr .nti.n 1,r rtfnrn;nv Id hnrs ~. "a ~ IN
Wnst iMta.st vii fa i;;,r.. r"Y.rid % ~ bs:H:hpp Z I
KP0,TV ' ~
...~--
y ~ NH ~ th - o XXX b ~ 1nn.. 49, ~ ~
weight stunt iii; Any onr 1uri,- liz, , mssn.c.
viii rse:iyo sui:abin 1ewani f. HflijSiR cpr:,er
G1ricy aad MorE.a.sts. ts..-....--
CToIEy-OS THURSDAY NIGHT. AUG, - PART
- NJ tna mnun,tn,. ~ p. HIN md r..s,m. ~ t1tau..
Two stiver na. viii s1rc{ harrris and
Hint1ccL. m eann NJ thrf3 i. Tia ,n,,,,rsr +:
aud tina makers mare 4 dix IL sseE:nnnated scab;
the dirk having inrgs purple s.irns.a in gola
, 1874-08-23

AKs &; FofIs Hisssly os ino, s; $!.5o novels
tas f. sfs!3s i. as j! HI 11;i -
@ ea ii sas s s. ';a ssas: f0f
Any ONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF An
sss: af's.: sse 45aas e ss: turns si
4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES a RoON-NATE OF
~ sooa to :naso rlesstas fusnlshel
with '''fd 81 DsF week
1tp9 IA WV s,l :a9,,,l n9RM9W leo F1E 6AYS
I'm ,eiS rbans 1fs s;assa.'e os ln''f''
3sas. on .ng5;nts: y SfE
AZ, AMERIcAN FAMILY KKslDIVd ON !
isS :: aSss
.HRY ss'a w9s &; Ms lsa Sra ;
business, Address IT, T11nao ot;eo N'''& -
o COIN
ssi Ss.
ALLcAsIi PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING MD
f1%. a q !. t!as b seaals u JONAS
! 4 L1BHRAL ADVANCE MADE ON IORSEa,
4 I'D "a, estnss; IT. o. :se =
dr.. sni Friay, =: ia >. N, NJ &4A1~'''
REpbuGs-IS YogK Ro,X3 lave BUGS. AD-
RooXs-cAsH PAID FOR LAW. MEDICAL. AaD
eais i M .:; .s.s haz
GILnERr. lss SOUTH crAaK-sr,, SELLS GOOD
nm." rsp"F u ~ ccats per 4uze and easotopos At
| 1rtcursr pPicr p,Ii1-1r;0o--- ,,77;; ,77-
.nnt., .stnH rin..taa dS. dipN tAD1E3 hSD
Money Loan oticc. 10 state.st.
TNpHPT Mt Earrf,:7 1o p FT1 n oT7tS1. 1,Te
Inf.c.a 49, - ~ ~ H. ~ ASu
u .nd 5s south Waterst.. haye "a b. large snck
VI ma Plug tob tcc"a OF but slightly damaged.
e = sss' aes ri sis q III:
o2H9s. anity. viii please call At
No. 81 and 59 South WataEst un.t.1r3
- ,-,-t..,,,3,-z = - - --
| dAtH aOME, EuDnS ON HAND YET
it. fcuu nv n,ace ~" II hns,nesa a a. 1Dna5 in
toud tho cisy in week or sw1 ior Eurorr Ind
will p.ubaly NOT bo l<tcE before Fcbruary wtsn Iii
persons whu left Qods >fir me Il, e cln. v, or iysd t
sal aEHuna ,a1 and redeem them H. " MDAhERGE1.
Steam De WIZ "e ~ SOU ooaen o''s''s''' Fancy
tt MANt ~ nuf FuA CASH PURE, WHITE
Addrs, oTs; ua5nono' nut LEA than caFa@
fA'N'ee~ -'' Atipa"e o.nee"
WANT Io hUg 4 i.ARGE-SiZE FIRE AND
burk.ar prof s3e tatl Monday at LIS CLARK st., ROM
, 1874-08-23

E'uK SALE-sECDSD. HAND 4 AND K MEDIUX
typo, eto-, 1t "a uinoisst
, 1874-08-23

| AfODST+Mls. NICHOLS BEfiS 70 INFORM
AL t ladies' Of Chicago ard hor old customers
cau he found At No. Il East TweiitLA eoot IT
| ,nfts GeH
, 1874-08-23

IF ERC11ASDlSi OF any KIND AND ~ ANY
nerchanlse c!ataral1. Traas4cous strictly cuuf-
DENTAL. Address 2. O. Enx ~ "
, 1874-08-23

}NAETED-A GJOD GIRL FOR GENERAL. l..
" huusework; small family. Call IT a33 WAba,aav.
IWASTED-AT 1l33 ISDIAEA-Av, 4 FIRST
~ cla4s cook in private boarding house, Co Aou
, 1874-08-23

| >,1TU. .rioS EANTHD-DY 4 6lt)DD GiRI. THAT
- nAdars;a idH hcr cook, iruo, in
,rzt-cas nj, 4auiy pio4sc cali !Ays At u
, 1874-08-23

E4mplOVmeur AEencles.
JTANTED-l5 GOoD GERMAN GIRLS ONE
~ hrstclass coax Tor l.ks. Abo Tor hocls
taurta,s. and prtato fsniIies Gris of ali aatioaaes
supplied With tho beat OF places tru,p tho atAe E
pla11nanl o8cs, 1sS II ast Aanzpe-st
, 1874-08-23

<,lTU ATIOi WASrEU-AN ENpiRIENCED
~ S;.tc 4si genera! hluaauork IN .:uau iAail.
Eal! 3oa14t It u: i..laua
, 1874-08-23

G,ITuaTlUS W.iSr.D AS SECOND GIRL,
- s7Eas rsss. po2as nnsE, snwir9 wuaid ba xou
ALL u4Cinl in ,c, lz4i15. Au.:cs. ID rlbuao utqe.
EIrjAIIoSs MA STEl-Bf TWO RESP nc rA BILE
- E7s: os - soaE, ~ so.4; oihse rroud
d" :csaa snsx; b1n .nu hike 10 .,a toa'nc. Pie $50
cal! GU Nntay 81 Isl iwuastt- -Rt ~.
! 4AritrlHct Ft;uiIc1, -7
, 1874-08-23

T OST-A REWARD or SO WILL BE PAID FOR
baal,o Of cla:a-, List avonax Of July II, coz
anlax ~ ufsrs"a' g:sea Aux ofs=E little Eiffs cotis
hd &c: o.1 osneE 1ric!oJ b5 returning t1a 90
, 1874-08-23

G1TuAT1O IS W.lSr"D--BY rN'O Urls; ONE TO
- cr:! nnulswos1: TIC d cooking good
references. II rs'iu.rsu. Cn!l 1t 10 C&Iumct~av.
rITUATi.>N UANrEp-BY TWJ Fii2Sr-CLASS
~ k4is coax 1ut t:a other socunu wurk; can
i,.:ali1 E,1l sstos:..; ttua.s call Monday II
Norm NArset-s.., up ';ltf..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-02-28
precautiOn Against Sickness.

The ability Of the human body 10 resist the
causes Of disease depends upon its vigor ana
upon the regularity with which the several or
eans perform their functions. In the winter
the most prolific sources OF sickness are damp
and cold, and it is therefore wise and prudent
10 fortify the system against them by who'e-
some stimulation. Hence il is that Hostetters
Stomach Btters prove such an admirable safe
guard against The complaints most common al
this season. The ingredients of this powerful
vegetable inyigorant comprise three essentia!
medicinal elements which act simultaneously
upon the digestion, the circulation, the secre-
tious, aud nerves, infusing strength and regu-
larity into all. In this way the Bitters put Inc
body in the best possible condition TO escape
an attack Of rheumatism, or intermittent fever
or indigestion, or biliousness, or OF pulmonary
disease. Cold and damp are very depressing;
almost as much so escessive heat, and pro-
tective medicine is quite as ueediul in winter
"a in summer, The commercial stimulants so
unwisely taken in the form Of drains 10 keep
out the cold" have precisely opposite effect
TO that produced by Hostetter's Bsiters. Their
first result is succeeded by a reaction which
deyitalizes and prostrates the system; while, on
the other hand, the tonic and vita LIKING opera
ton of the great vegetable invigorant, l: not
only immediate but permanent. There 10 no
revulsion, no reverse nervous action. The Phy-
sioue is strengthened, the appetite Increased,
the bowels regulated, the stomach reinforced,
and these conditions continue. III dyspepsia or
rheumatism or biliousness, or intermittent Ie-
YER. or general debility, or nervous weakness,
is present in the system, expel il with this pure
and harmless antidote, which is not only inVai-
liable as a preventive Of sickness, but also
remedy for large class Of disorders.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-02-28

MOULDING for Picture Frames, at
XII Barnharts.
VNICTURE Frames made 10 order, rea-
< dy 10 hang up. at Barnharts.
DICTURE Cord, Nails, Tasssl',
I Screen Eyes. at Barnharfs
4 LARGE sssortme nj Of Photo Frames
As Barnharfs.
MEAUTIFUL Chromos, ready framed,
Oa Barnharfs.
7 FAD Pencils, Rubbers. Pens. Pen.
IA holders, at Barnhorfs.
DLACK, Carmine and Viole, Inks, a.
% Barnhart's.
INITIAL Paper, the latest style. At
4 Barnharts.
MOCKET Books, Time Books. Mem.
4 orsndas. Of Barnhdrfs.
4 FULL line OF Blank Books always
~ kept on hand at Barnhart'.
4 NICE stock Of Canes. Umbrellas,
IA q, Bdrnhart's.
RlSSUE Paper. all colors. Of
/ Barnharts.
MICROSCOPE and Views,
- Barnhari's.
WOYs and Toy Books always found at
! Barnhart'S.
MERFUMERY. Sosps, Tooth Brushes.
4 Shaving Brushes. and Combs, at
Barnhdrts.