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River and Steamboat News.

The river was falling slowly yesterday with
Q fe / large on the shoals.
Business on the levec yesterday was brisk
several boats being engaged in dischargng
and receiving freight.
The only arrival yesterday was the Seven
ty-Six from Cincinnati. She had good
freight list, small portion of which, porl,
barrels, she shipped last night on the Acacia
Cottage for Gallatin landing. Capt BAR
CLAY informed US last night he would leave
on return trip with the &c this evening at 1
O'Clock Passengers will find her a most cx
ccllcut boat. and Differed by clever and at
tentive gentlemen.
The +. NJ Runyau lett last evening for ST.
Loui5-the greater portion of her freight from
this place was dried fruit.
The Tempest did not get OFF last night for
Louisville. but will leave this morning at 10
o'clock precisely. She is one of the regular
packets in the trade, and is a decidedly pu-
pular trading institution, with Capt. PAIR in
command, aud our clever friend JOHNSON in
the Office.
The Acacia Cottage left last night for Gal
latin landing. and will return to-day.
The Red Rover will be of for NV Orleans
to-day al o'clock. No better opportunity
could qo,sbly BE- offered for pleasant trip to
the Crescent City. Capt. STRONG, an cxpcr-
fenced and a1able gentleman, is in command,
assisted in the Office by that most comp tent
and courteous gentleman, FRANK SHAcKLEroED
Secure rooms early.
The Nashville and T. c. Twitchell, both
from New Orleans, are due to-day.
The E. \. Ogden, from New Orleans, is
lying at the wharf quietly waiting for re-
freshing breeze, the dust being too great ut
present to turn Il wheel She is in charge OF
Capt JAMES LEE.
Capt YoRE, Of the u. A. January, arrived
from st. Louis on the Runyan, and was yes
terday prospecting for a trip, but met with
little success.
FoR MEMPHIS Let every body bear in
mind that the Sallie West is the regular mail
boot for Memphis to-day. at II o'clock, and
that she Will go directly through, taking pas
sengers to attend the grand celebration in
Memphis, on Saturday next. Ample prepara-
ton will be made for all who wish to go on
this pleasure excursion; and we trust Nash
Vile will s.nd large delegation, as We are
satisfied they will meet with warm reccp-
ton at the hands of our sister city. The Sal
lie is just the boat for the occasion, and we
know her popular commander. Capt. CoRBETT
will spare no expense to make his guests
pleasant and agreeable. Her Office Is now
filled by Capt. BEN. F. EGAN, most efficient
and popular clerk. 1t would afford Us
pleasure to see her guards crowded with peo-
pie on this occasion.
ExCURsIoS.-The officers and owners Of the
Cumberland will make an excursion trip TO the
HI Iitage landing on Saturday next An
excellent band of music has been secured, and
dancing and other amusements will be the
order oil the day. fine COLLATION. will be
rive up by Samuel, the great.
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BOerhaVe's Holland BitterS.
dered
Stomach or Liver.

Such as Indigestion, Acidity Of the Stomach CholiC
Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dependency
vOus Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, II has, IN
numerous Instances, proved highly beneficial and IN
others effected a decided cure.
This Is "A purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, Ger the manner Of tho
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because of
its great success IN most Of the European States
introduction into the Unted States was intended nor
especially for those of fatherland scattered her
aud there over the face of this mighty country
Meeting with great success among them now ole
it to the American public, knowing that ITS truly
derfu! medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by ia
SpatOn Generally instantaneous IN effect, IT finds its
way directly 10 the seat OF life, thrilling and quicken
ng every nerve. raising up the dropping spirit, aud
n TACT lntusng new health and vgor III the system.
NOIiCE-WhocVcr expects To lind tins bevera
sill be disappointed; but 10 the sick, the weak
oW spirited II viii prove grateful aromatic cOrClal
pOssesscd Oi singular remedial properties.
TI0N.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma ha
Induced many mutations which the public Shout
guird against purchasing. Be not persuaded 10 bu
Inyjimg else until you have given B"crhavc's Ho
ana lHttcrs lar trial. one bottle viii yC
infinitely superior it is all these limitations.
Sc sold AT 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for %,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
3ENJANIEH PAGE, Jr., "a co.,
Manufacturing 'harmaceuiIsts ana Chemists,
Pittsburgh, IA.
sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
states and CLualas.
Eg- sold IN Nashville by
ENIN, PEN ULETON X Co, Wholesale Ag Is
". ". BERRY y DEMONILIE,
Or. A II. ROSCOE,
10. G.. BROWN,
DEMONlIJL X BELL,
G. ". HEM ERSHOTT,
DR.. 7. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER CO,
BEECH HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughout the State,
ap2s-d&Wly
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TQY virtue of u ri FI directed, and deliv-
IL cred from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county, Tennessee, at its Sept. term, 1913 Will
expose 10 pubic sale TO the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House yard IN the city Of Nashville on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF January 1853, all
herSht, title, claim, interest and estate which Vim.
and So the following described tract piece or parcel
Of Land, situated, lying and being IN the county OF
Davidson IN South Nashville, il being Lot No. Ii, com
mencng al stake On Maple street At the corner Of
lot No. Il, running thence tn Maple street. forty
hvs ieet 10 stake the corner of lot No Is, thence
at right angles with Maple street, one hundred and
eig At feet to twenty feet alley thence right
angles towards lot No. IL forty five feet. thu
ner q Il Oh said alley; thence II right angles the
beginning one hundred aud eighty ght feet; rC Z
tered in tie Registers Office of avdson county and
state @! Tennessee in book so IS. page 593 levied
on as the property OF Nm. NJ. Nh.te, u satisfy a
Judgment in favor OF Thomas Wells the 9Th day
of December, 1855.
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson co.
deCl0-td BY L. G. DRAKE. Deputy Sheriff
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so
Certifcates Of Paekages WI be soId a ths fel

~ Circular showing the plan Of the LoItsriss
viii be sent 20 any one DESTROYS OF receiving H.
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The SL.IiXIr.S

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSlEPSY, Gas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself SO high reputation Philadelphia, that Phys
clans acquainted with It's properties, using them
selves and prescribing 10 their patients, convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases of DyspePsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabIe by
Of the Medical Faculty, have by the of tins
Elixir, been restored perfect health attested
dcates testify aprl3-ly
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DECEMBER RI LIS, ls5S.
VIM. :. 4 f. W. Bell John and Wesley T. Sect ct
aIs.-AttIchmeut and IEiIucuon Bill
IN this cause. motion supported by the afIdavit
NJ complainant Is and Z appearing 60 The SAt!sttc-
ton OF the Clerk ANA Aascr, that the DEFENDANTS John
sect and Wesley T. sect, are non residents uf the
state Il Tennessee, aud consequently beyond the
reach If the ordinary process Of law IL l. therefore
ordered that puji ytuh Ia made for four successiye
weeks the Nashville Patriot. news IaIer published
in the city OF Na hv", requiring the said John sect
and Wesley T. sect, ~ appear before the Chancellor
OF Cuurt II Ihanccry for the county oi Hum
phTcys the next term Of said Court, - be held
The Court house IN the town Of Waverey. the first
Thursday, after the thrd Monday IN March 1859, and
plead answer or denuF 10 complainant bill, or the
viii be taken t1r confessed aud sci tor hearing
OK parte as Ia III.
Witness DAVID r. owEN, c. 4 ", At Once, the irst
Monday December, S5s.
decl3-N+w n. r. OWEN, c m
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SIEEREFF,S SALE.

by virtue Of vcnditioni cXpouas to directed,
of Davidson co.. Tenn. At its September Term, lS5S !
Will expose To public sale, the highest bidder for
cash at the Court house yard gate in the city of Nash
vile, On SATURDAY, THE SrH DAY OF JANUA-
RT 1859, all the right, title claim interest and cs-
tate which Thonias b. Melvin, Adm r., then had, or
may have since acquired ii and to the following dc
scrbcd property tu-wt: one Brick House and Lot Of
Ground on Vine street, IA the city az Nashville, la
wilson cusHty State OF Tennessee fronting about 60
or 90 feet on said Vine street, ans; running back $50
feet To an alley. Said House and lot The South
SIDE OF Church street being levied on the proper
-ty OF Ihus IL. MCEwen, deed, Co. satisfy Judg
lnent rendered in favor OF Briggs AZ Morton.
JAS. NJ. HINTON, ShcriHof Davidson
nov3O-td BY X. b ANCH, Deputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-05

1ss- \ devoted lady friend and patroness
of art. residing in the city of New York, has
suggested Il novel project. 1t is to establish
in the highland of Navesink a settlement OF
homes for art and genius, with an artists
cemetery and monument of Shakespeare. 1t
was first proposed to purchase the Jay estate
for this purpose. bat that idea was given up.
mile and tnree-quarters, has been purchased,
it is said, and place Of unrivalled beauty
thus secured.
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Circuit Court at Nashville,

HFTItNIfIt Et IFl0, Ih3H.
NJ n. Cox vs. Aarths J. Powell. Thos Z. Powell and
otAcrs.-Bill for Petition.
IT appearing the satisfaction the Clerk and Mas
ter from the allegations IN the ban died in this cause,
that the defendants Martha J. Powell. Thomas G..
Powell. Alexander Powell. Wilson Powell Theodos a
Powell ". ". Powell, John Powell and sarah Powell,
are nOu ieuts of the state of Tennessee that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on them It IS
therefore ordered thai pubioatiou Doe made Ia the Pa
trot newspaper published ia the city az Nashville
for four weeks requiring the said defendants aI,-
pear at the ueNt og the Circuit Court 81 davidson
county hr held the city al Nashville. the 2uG
Monday January next, thea there t. plead, answer
or denuT com piainants hti, or tde Same VIII be
ken pro coufcSsu ana down Tor hearing * partc.
dcca-w4t DAVID q. LOVE. Clerk
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

II ed and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson CO., Tenn, At its September Term
ls5S Will expose 10 public sale 20 the highest hI
der for cash. at the Court house yard gate in the CIV
of Nash VILE. on saturday, IIIE SIli DAY OF JAN
IAI1 1893 all the right, ttle claim, interest and
tate which f. D. Payne then had, or may have since
acquired in and to the following described Lots Of
Ground, ~ Ewing addition to the city OF Nashville,
Davidson county, state Of Tennessee, being Lots No.
IL Is and - on ALI street, and IA, 4l5 and 4l6,
on Bishop street, making in all 2S3 feet, being levied
on the property Of F.. d. Payne to satisfy judg-
ment rendered III favor OF Wurts, BuTncll X Co.,
against +. H. Payne.
JAS N. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson GO.
nOv3O-td BY X. RKANCH. DANNY Sherin.
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LARGE SHIPMENTs.--It is astonishing to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
dnced, and now. Judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city. should be sure to OBJ
tain "a supply of this Cordial. 1t is just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak and debiltated.-iH Louis Democrat.
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DennlansiliD.

u +. BROWN, Teacher OF Writing and Phouosra
ply, respectfully invites the citizens OF Nashville TO
call at ". l. BEIH y CO.'S BOOK stare ana examine
the spec OF writing that received the FIRST Prize
AT the WurIs FAIR aud also certificates from the high
est author ~ u the United states. On thc 3rd Of
January next uo VIII Organize class At the Southern
Commercial College, teaching afternoons ana eve,
niugS Information desired can be- had at the Book
store OF at the College, where Mr. BEowS Viii furnish
ocular demonstration Of the superiority OF his sys
tenn Of teaching aud writing. Terms moderate.
dstrug-dtN
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Unprecedented Inducements for New Sub,
xFriheFx

Any person forwarding 40 neS s. Subscriptions
tSJUJ sal be presented Nth deed giving perfect
ttlc o. acres o iaud IA Texas, Kansas, Iowa, or
Ntscals a. auu tue Magazines promptly mailed o. the
subscribers, whether Al the same different Post
OWcvs-
Ia the pFop0su a, deeds for 10 40, 80, or loo
acres viii De sent as pretnisn4s for 20 40 50, loo
e. subzcsi pIoas-aA acre Tor each copy subscribed
Tor.
All uuiCa lions conn ccied with the HsSanss ~
flrr.sssf te IrRElCAEk should bestddrussed o.
Juaa A tsHAY 20 aud Is Jacob street Al Articles
dee ignaa f1g body 81 abe M.g axne sh0uld be a.
rucso pT JAMS q. NoYs tt.ae iof the Editor Ia
bic O. Lots GAstuiSD CLAKk-
AaENFs ass WAArto IA every part ut the eountEy.
BACA \ AsEss and Hoaad Volumes ss4 hand
JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher aad Frlaior,
l6 ana Is jacob 81 cor. Frankfort a., Nee York.
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y Nook for the Sick,

kf hk. eAAlE IL = fiECH-
l,iN lE1rfliskS Ga uie causes zad cure 81 CuEsump
- t4aa, Asthma bronchitis iiasEt pts.'se ~ pep
sia keaaAo Cunttiat and Ihrnlc Diseases gssis raj
d tbuand $50 fstsrs, - ensrAEtlgst, BY nr. SAM
utl fttNh, rKrttsnfns the authors q estuacut by
eazss.
Ihla bo0k las been the means % saving thousands
Of hEes. Prise, 25 se4t BY mail, I~Est- paid
TOT 90 cents Apply Dr. ;, 5. fgFva, Once El4
Broadway, New YORK. Constellation, personally or
81 lsslor, Tres. oSEO-SmiaS-p
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Circuit Court at Nashville.

SlHIEA8iR RULES, 1855
Wiley Bradford aud others ys--James II. Aarlsr aud
s,thcrs--BAi for ieCuon
TT appearing tl4o satisfaction of the Clerk and
Il Master from the allegations "a tie bin filed this
cause. that the defendants James A. Marier char
hottie Marker, J. D. Engers tanas X 8 ers Eiza Brown
William g. kelley, Ztacy Mary Ann Ko.ley
William MareT and Elizabeth Maricr, are non
roslentsot tie state q lcuuesce that abe urdl-
nary process a. aw cannot D. served "a thetn: il
therefore ordered that UuiliAaHon he made Ia the
Pafrifs. NfsfapeF Published tie eity q Nash
vile Tor four Successive WerAs requiring The said
defendants o. APPEAR az The next term % the Circuit
Court of Iasidssu cssnety ca he head eity e
Nashville On the md Monday ia January next thea
and there plead, aegnur u cgull8 lanf >
down for hearlsg eS parte-
deea-~4t. - DAVID c. LOVE, Clerk.
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JameS's Neuralgic Fluid

SA nost valuable external remedy Tor Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, sprAias, Bruises, Callblains Headache,
a. Il never fails IL Nas prepared b. the late Rev
NJ Jainss n tiatiaDoosa. l have but a Tea doxcn
lat--~aAt have Is warranted - oe genuine, Per
Bottle usir Dollar
Bed-Hug Isane---lriyes troua osd houses and
oil DC steals 8uss Pleas o4iy IS cents pr bot
tie.
The s-rsefenbergc onsumpfiyessf Balm
- r"r"iiiiif & ls sttasatl "a al f4Nts ANerr
tAlss q The Laass 80 seifs esther severe ~ light
When all otlssF fectorAl nleIsales haEs lasd, ttis
may ~tth ccgtAutg be- EsLed
Ia early stages ~ CoHsgui I.gAaa certAln cure
Ia tie lzsi stages = very blessed relef
Ati thsssc Nha hayp weak iuHgs sila4id test IS VIZ
taes, ~htch wonderfully el1acioas dssuFsters
aot 10 - Uiaad sta NAAy ctlzr4as u Nzhxile cza
Attust ~ Curative posrrs, L. taigieeE yc&fs tas
Sr.eie1bsFg Medicines have never beea kD0wa - fAl
la ao4ss hat exc has bcsa prainisz fuf tfesn-
ALA MACKENZIE
dec-s-u "a Caliese street
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lF3" The fermentation Of the New York
city politicians continues, notwithstanding
the late treaty at Washington. The RI gu
lars General Committee" held n meeting
Thursday night, aud passed strong resolu-
tons against the prevailing faction OF Tam
many Hall. The aroma from the pipe of
p ace lately smoked at the White House has
had no sensible effect in quoting the nerves
of the restless spirits in and about New York.
Poor BUCHANAN! his destiny seems to b. uni
ycrsal failure.
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THE GAIETY.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement in another column that Mr.. CRISP
has an made engagement to reopen the
Gaiety on Monday night next, with Mr.. and
Mrs. WALLER stars. This will be their first
appearance in this city. The press elsewhere
speaks very highly of them.
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rso- The Washington States has an article
scouting the idea of the possible acquisition
of Cuba by purchase. 1t also discourages the
idea of acquiring the island by conquest, aud
concludes that except the aspect Of affairs
be entirely changed 10y some event of great
and pcrvadIng consequence, the annexation
of Cuba must be regarded as an impossible
achievement
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson CO., Tennessee. at its September Term
1885, Will expose 10 public sale the highest bidder
for cash, AT the Court house yard IN the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE STH DAY OF JAN
OARN 1893, all the right, title claim, interest and
tate which Robert laIer then had, or may have
since acquired IN and TO the following described Ne
gro Woman named RACIlEAI copper color, aged
90 or 90 years, she is trst-Tate COOK being levied
as the property of Robert Lauier, To satisfy judg
mcnt rendered in favor OF Gilbert Marshall.
JAMES VI. HINTON, Sheriff Davidson CO.
dec4-td by W. c, SHAW, special ID. :.
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1=G~ Tn, Vic, Presidents room in the rear
of his desk. In the new Senate Chamber is
nearly completed. and will be the handSom-
est and most elaborate chamber in the build
ing. Walls and ceiling are built entirely Of
choice specimens of Tennessee and Virginia
marble. Is is without any gliding or trcsco-
Ing, hut contains two gigantic mirrors, advan-
togcously displayed in a setting of Tennessee
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ES- A man named Hubbard, a strong man
is performing il; tent, at Nashville. Tenn
One of his ieats Of strength consists ia waltz
Jag with two or more of the largest sized man
swinging by the hair OF his head.
1 The above is afoat on the restless sea OF
journalism. The statement is much stronger
fAan the imam named sHubbardh- il il
able to stand on nothing, aud waltz all the
way to Baltimore and back.
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I,AScY aad PsAia. sax aud sata SApoleoh's, Beau.
II f0rts and Aisert trs, Aad other styles lao au-
Eneroas ~ usnGloa, Just reviewed by
asclk-a J. Il. acGILl.
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g- By the cars of last night we were
pleased to hear of the arrival at home of
Mr. O. F. NOEL of the honse of S. A. G. NOEL
& Co., and Mr.. GEO. MIzEIA, of the house Of
MIzELL, HOOPER Co., both of whom have
been sojouring in New Orleans, for short
season, purchasing groceries tor their respeo-
tive houses.
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CtaarerD llotire5.
Chanoery Court at Nashville.

Richard B. CT calham Us. John n. Rddleburger and
Ahncr Turner.
A the Office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
"a Gerry Court AT Nashville, the auth day of Dec.
ls5s- On motion of complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master, that the SAID defendant JoHN NJ RID
nIBURGER, nonresident of tho state of Tennessee
therefore the ordinary process Of tins court cannot be
served upon him: il 3, therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession Ia the Nashville Patriot news paper
published in she city Of Nashville. requiring the said
defendant "a appear the next term OF the Chance
~ Court 10 D. holden FOR the county Davidson at
the court house rcreui, IN the ClIy OF Nashville,
the first Monday M May next, and answer said
bill, the gill he taken FOR confess ed 70 HIM
and set down for hearing psrte.
JNO. r. GIEANES,
dec3l-w4t Pr'4fee 80 Clerk y Master.
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Markets.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.-NooN.-Whisky 225;
Mess Pork SIC rs.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-EvENING.-Lard Il(0
III; M0lasses 34g35; Sugar firm; Coffee
steady.
New York, Jan. 4--Cotton, middlng up
land, II lll6; Sugar, Orleans 53(G73.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EEieS2s4-rx. DIR. KING formerly OF New York, for
AE&AAsAS the last four years of Louisville. Ken
tuCky, who has devoted his attention the
m"ut Of private diseases for 30 years, latters
himself having attended to a practice for so many
years, and cured 50 many thousands, he is enabled 70
al! diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from nJudicous medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their Or. Kings ljspensary
Is No p DcaderiCk street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where hc cures ali diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRIEA cured without nauscious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of Old recent date eiieCtuay cured in
4 tcw days, by an operation which causes pam.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the cons ttutIuu much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be chectually
cured Ia "a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNFSSS-Partcular attcn tiou having been
given t. thus disease and all tie Consequences grow
ing cut Ui Il, brought in many cases by the de-
struCtIye habits of mCuusilcTdtc Youths and cXcGs-
sye Indulgence Of the psl neglect Of which viii
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unit
Females who may be laboring with amy difficulty of
tie Womb may rest assured nf Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, Win lee enclosed, directed to Dr. A King
No. - bealorcE street, Nashville, Tenn. Will have
the necessary mcdicucScnt 81 their address, with
sesaary directions. strict secrecy observed. Utice
hoursfrusn clock IN tie morning until IA the eve
ming mIy26-ind1wly