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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-02
The Richmond Papers ON the first Battle

OF the retreat of the Confederate forres from
Fairfax Coart House and CentreviIle 10 Bull
Run, and the fight OF the 18th, the Richmond
Examiner of Saturday says:
The retreats from these places were in ac-
cordancr with orders, Bull Run being selected
as the battle ground. Our troops, after firing
several hundred rounds, Withdrew in good or
der, before advancing on the foe, and Tell back
on Bull Run. Here the retiring, forces were
met by the 11lh, l7th and lst Virginia regi-
ments and waited, expecting to fight at day.
break. Al ! O'Clock in the afternoon the main
body OF the foe advanced to within half mile
Of Bull Run, and made several attempts TO
advance, each time being repulsed with great
slaughter. The retreat bad every appearance
ofa signal rout, they leaving their dead and
wounded behind, and losing six pieces OF artil-
lery. The Virginia regiments pursued some
distance, capturing number OF prisoners
The enemy III their several advances behaved
al first with great spirit, quickly rallying and
closing up :heIr columns, but finally broke, and
--..lsl EsIr nIuI d~rsas eEerutlon OF our
musketry and artillery.
On Wednesday afternoon dispatches were
sent TO Gen. Johnson to repair with portion
OF his command to reinforce Gen. Beautegard.
The battle extended along Bull Run to the
distance OF a mile, and within that space there
were left 9S6 dead and wounded Our loss
being 81 in killed, wounded and missing the
missing since returnsd reduce this to 90. The
number of he enemy engaged is Variously esti-
mated between 5000 and 10000, while our
force little exceeded $500.
The Richmond Whis calls The fight skr-
mish Of flst-rste proportions. The Provost
Marshall, it adds, reports having buried 983 OF
the enemy. The Confederate infantry made
bayonet charge on The enemy which swept all
before it. Among the unreported officers kill
ed are George White, OF the New Orleans Ar
tiIery Majors Harrison, Kirby, Smith OF Flor
ida, and Col. Johnston OF South Carolina.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-02

-. The Anniversary of the Bedford Bible
Society, will be held in the Presbyterian Church
at 7! O'Clock P NJ, on Sunday, or Monday
evening, next. Explicit notice will be given
from the PuIpits on Sabbath morning. Gen.
tlemfn from abroad and also from the town
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-02
gEST SENING MACHINES m THE WoRL D

For either Family or Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is air trial. Read the following
IMP TANT FACTS.
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New I0prrtistmrntg.
FIN KLE & LYON
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nj Q person who contemplates purchasing Sewing
IN Machine for family or man ufacInring PURPOSES
should fail TO send for OF Or Circulars, which
contains cuts and full descriptions of the several
Styles prices and samples OF work, all of which we
send by mail free. We claim 10 have tho
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Pa

FRIDAY: AUGUST 2, 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05

80 b. ch.rI..,nn -.


CoTToN-Ws have Do new feature 70 rsuort IN ~ f,,,
market which, owing 20 the Slcskade, eontnnsS Ia,i
Some $50 bales, hoEeTer purchased he pasf 80 -
home eonsunpt a extremes Of 7k8s; Mddnr IA =.
So, Strict MIC ling 81 sac. and Coed Mdding SIC. RScsios
81 the week 81 bales. kxports
RICE-A good demand prevailed for tbs Article 5urluv
the week. and the whole Of the receipts, Emounng I7 ter
has been taken &c full prcz frsm g2to AZ 81 z
tie bulk st - l2h9357k y 100 Tba - ~
GkAlN-OOntiaues and with demand n srcesl og
the suppls, prices Of all descriptions have upward .
We Ve no tansacons 70 report and only quote aom
nally Corn, 9s9 gOc Oats SOC, Gnd Re h staiivlV
81 so. Hecan give no Quotations FOR Wheat. -.
tLOURIn consequence Of tie deuly n procuring full
supply Of Wheat, the principal Of Whch the 6oIding
Tia de aad during the has hssn good ana Is m
me close were enabled to reaEs advance Of SIC Dol on he
and barrels s79e5 brand bakers and rsaile- %
are the only Customers have been purchasing rgey and many
have weeks supply hand reaction Ia ne
may b reasonably expected ere many days
HAY-We have heard Of Nc Ies AID quste only naunay
q 2592 50 .r-
BAO0N-Ths transactions kGvs bean only n retail sly AZ
0s for Hans SOC for Clear Sides and &c for Sheuldsrs.
Receipts 4apackages
WHIsKY-W have siles rePorsd Last leErsrs q 81
some parties are hodirg Al 81 p. snail lot o. Alcohol 1ed
at 10.
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE has b.en some move
nent IN this article during the upwards % j0O bols
ING charged hsndE The earlier sales 3 he bulk
vas az 3jc, a9d tie elrsing rates we're 20 .-r-
eALI-s nav he'd ~ The very advanced rate Of eloa nek
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
Things Id YashIngton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2j-The special to the Hsrald
say Gen. Mcclellan has issuei an order speaking
in the highest terms of the Massachusetts 18th and
20th and California and Tammany regiments for
their gallant conduct on Monday. He speaks of the
extraordinary obstacles encountered asserting that
the bravery and activity under less trying difficult
ties would insure brilliant success. He does not
for fhe result.
The Government has information that the BIRTHS
Government has agents along the coast buying up
ship timber. The Administration has taken meas
ures through the Collectors, to ascertain the facts
mediAtely.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
Of FastiI6E and PraIer.

It will be seen from the subjoined proclamation
that the President has recommended that the ople
Of the Confederate States observe the 18th inst
. day of faIting and prayer:
BIZ THE PREsIDLET-A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas 1T hath pleased Almighty God, the Sow
ereg0 Disposer of events to protect and defend the
Confederate States hitherto in their conflict with
their enemies and to be unto them a shield
And whereas, with grateful thanks we recognize
His hand and acknowledge that not unto Us, but
unto Him beioEReth the victory; and in humble de-
pendenee upon HIS Almighty strength, and trusting
in the istness of our cause, we appeal to Him,
that he may set at naught the eff,r's of our enc
mics, and put them to confusion and shane:
Now, therefore /, JEFFERSON DAVIS President
dent Of the Confederate States, in view of the in
pending conflict. do hereby set apart FRIDAY. the
18th day of November, ss : day of fasting. kumii
alton and prayer aud do hereby invite the Rev
erend Clergy and the people of these Confederate
States to repair that day to their usual places
public worship; and to implore the blessing Of Al
mighty God upon our srmS, that He may give US
victory over our enemies, preserve our homes and
affairs from pollution and secure to US the restora-
ton of peace and prosperity.
49,, Given under my hand and the seal Of
! SEAL the Confederate States, at Richmond, this
t>--r--1 thirty first day of October in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
R.M. T. HUNTER,
Secretary of State.
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A Yankee Attempt at a Surprise,

On THURSDAY last body of four or five hundred
Tories under the command Of Col Hawkins, made
an attempt to surprise company of Confederates
appraised Of their approach and retired withou,
loss and IN good order. A strong detachment, con,
sistng Of three regiments Of infantry, two pieces
OF artillery, and three companies Of cavalry was
sent out in that direction on Tuesday evening for
the purpose of Furnishing the Tories if they could
be found 1t was understood that McHenry, Stout
and others, with their forces from ORensboro,
Hartford, and other points, in that direction were
following Hawkins to reinforce and sustain him,
and it was hoped they would give battle to our
forces. They. however, we're not disposed to risk
themselves within reach of our boys, and made
tracks towards the Ohio river on their approach
LoisvEe Courier, Nov.4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
PROCLAMATION
IsIIAM G. HARRIS,
G0vernor. Cd &c slate of Tennessc

Governor. of the State OF Tennessee,
10 he SeTfs Of tss varioGs counties Of said &ats-
GREETING:
EHTHsREAS. the hrss Wellesley % November ISL 4
Her By ts Act Of tae Congress the Confedsrlts
ates and the Act Of the General Assembly OF the STATE
T'nnsse, to elect Electors for President Tre Prsus Il
TIE Oonrste stee Of America, and Representatives is s
Oonfede ate Congress
Now therefore you and each Of yot are hereby ded
to open and hold election tbs various pFssinc within
yodr ectve conLt WednsaJ Oh day o. Novs-
or $751; for the purpHe o. slecng Escto and Reprenta
dge5 ~ shove stted and make your da
In testimony Enzre 4, ] hsFs hersunto st M had
g. and eaued the great seal OF State . be heresssx
/ ed, on t1.s. t-s -. dsy Of Move rbsr, lbs
IsHAN g. HARRIS.
y OFd-r of the Govsraor.
RAY, Tesary Of stats.
IPKroxvlls Register 'eass es0y. noys-dtukvse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
MCCLELLAN sUPERCEDED !.
sleal pspalehs. {, be- NashrIs unian ana Ansr,.n.

sesa Dispatches u the Nashville Union and American.
4 y f- RICHMOND Nov. ;.
A private letter from London to the Washington
Republican says: Unless the next few days brint
over the Of brilliant and decisive victory Of
the Federal Government over the Confsderatos
England will at once try to raise the blockade Of
the Southern ports"
Lord John Russell says: ~ will consider the
propriety of sending out ships of war to raise the
blockade of the Southern ports"
The New York Tribune intimates that the private
Secretary of the great naval expedition has eloped
with sealed dispatches, maps, charts, &c. The
Tribune adds, 1--WE do not vouch for the truth of the
report, but the authority is such as to command
credenee"
The trial of the privateers of the Savannah is
progressing in New York.
The Philadelphia Ledger says there arc thirty five
vessels lying in that harbor, captured, while trying
to run the blockade.
In reference to the LINCOLN Naval expedition the
New York Herald says In few days we expect
to hear of its operations on the Southern coast
It's objects are, first, to carry war into the cotton
tItes second, to secure winter quarters for our
troops and harbors of refuge for our naval and
merCdnIue marllei Lulru 70 open one or more
Southern ports to commerce; fourth, to fern
a neuclus for the loyal men South"
Gen. Sanders wound in the battle of Leesburg
has proved serious.
The New York Tines says that Baker was saeri-
feed through the Incompetence Of Gen. Stone and
demands court Of inquiry.
The TriboHs'S Washington correspondent says that
Fremont is to be superseded by Hunter.
RICHMOND Nov. 4th.-Two gunsboats attacked the
great Lincoln Armada which had been beached on
the coast Of South Carolina, and captured the
crews.
It is believed that the feet has been totally de
stroyed, as it certainly encountered terrific storm
on Friday night last
RICHMOND, Nov. 4-Advices from Wilmington, n.
Carolina, state that the steamer Union Of the
Federal feet, was wrecked on the coast of North
Carolina with cargo consisting Of horses, gun car
risges, powder &. Seventy five of her crew were
captured.
Another steamer was observed displaying sig
nails of distress and it is believed she has gone to
the bottom.
BowLNG GREES, Nov. 4.
The Louisville Journal of the LIST says that Gen
Scott has resigned His chief clerk has fed from
Washington, taking with him all the coast surveys
Gen. HalOck, of California, has superseded Gen.
Mcclellan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
For Con~FcaS.

We are suthsrEsa TO announce O. FAxov as cIndiias
FER Congress from The sth oonsessonsi ltsFet mprsinS
the couaties CT Sumner noSes hesthsm, Hontgomeys
BtsWau, Hunpreys, Dickson and Hickman ocH7-du
We are authsr Esa to am URGE oil GRSTRY esndI.
date rpessi the sixth Gong essoRa District in the hrst
oagess The Confederate States Of America Indsr hs per
nansnt Constitution. oet9S-ss
We are uthoTiEed 10 announes J D, 600DfAsTURE, Of
Oveton candidate the Ocnges OF the Conede
dzrson Rasne Cumberland Nor sco Pentr Owe ton,
Jackson Puhsm, whte Van Buren, and Warren ocs4dte'
We ere fhorised ard quested to announce TtlUAAs
MENEE o sprins heid Gate fer the Confederate Con
Robinson, Chsaham Montgomery, Stewart Dickson, Jun
phreys and Hickman oetS4-dte
We authorized to Col TAOS sNoDeRAss, Of
White c4ndi1sts represent tie Al District In
the Come 5srste ongresss ect25Ets
We are authorz t. LIE N. BENTLEY q
ddse represent the 7 District, composed Of
the counties Of Lincoln Giles LsWreDcs, Wayne Lev And
Asury, in the Confederate Congress osE3-dlt'
We authorised t, annouacs Hon. b. P KERBLE Of
Rutherford candidate for Congress 10 the 9Th dist ict com
posei q counties % Rutherford williamson MAJ.
shall, Bedford AID Coffee e;ts-ts
We authorized announce A. aLDTELL can6dst
fer Congress 81 Congressional Dsrst. oct2
Wsare authorised don. ca ARLBs READY, Of
Ruthrfor0, candidate fO congress in the 9Th rc
pesed Cannon, Rutefori, Williamson, Mar
Ahall, Bedford AID @ fee. Oct.O dte"
We are Authsrzed announce Hon s. POoTE esndt
5h District composed of the counties Of Mac Smith DeRRlb
Wilson and Davidson oetI9-dts
We are authorized to announce Hon. GREEN, ST.,
date for Congress nom the Fifth District composed o. the
oounries Macon, Smith, DeKab Wilson ard davidson.
OetI7-ts 5l--
We are authorized to announce JANIS T. oARMIoHASL,
SaInger j. ddate represent the second district
"a the Cen Eress Of the Confederate States OeIS-s
We are authorized to announce P. SAUNDERS esndi
date Congress Seventh Congressional District 1t
che November election. 81 r-.. -. . SePti7-Std'
triet, st the November election. Sepl7-tds
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Eceves and Pork for the Army,

tNOt for SpsalGEOn) Of
NHE undersigned has been appointed gent for the purchase
BesVes Hogs for the Lonfesras Stats Cuot for NJ
uAion and call Is requested ali swing either r ~
who Wish to troops provided liberal prices IN rsnns
currency Confderate Notes Efl paid Call AZ Gun
minss Gikssn'sI College street, Church street.
J. y. CUMMINGS.
Agents for Pure chasing Reeves and Ho4s
for the Confederate States.
The foosnT geansn agents for purchase Of Horana
BesVss for the Con edtrats States
Penny bsksr ant Samuel TnomoFou WilHon c,untv.
n n James Of Giles county;
Beatie AMI Samuel Z tt'eia Lincoln county,
Ferry q Gosrn GoR county;
samuel Ellison. Smith c.unty;
Crockett 4 Rsntt 70, rutherford e-uaay.
john Friers5n Mr. J B Wo dsids MturJ county.
Thomas, Barrett and CALDWELL BsifoTd couuty
COlyar, franklin county;
Boot Donaldson OVerton Couaty:
" B Utty, Robertson county;
W r La-e Sumner oountg.
Ro ert Davis and J II Parks, Earsha'l county:
George Dou1eoay James Colsna1, JenkinS NashvIs:
bert Binshau, johnson ard james Carssv, Or sE
fersn. cOuntiss. y, p 0UHlTINcs .
OoH-G BP
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nanassas OuieksteD.

HAVE jas. ls7ed heS1tful piece q Music bsarsE TIE
sb5Vs tles dedicated The brave dsfenderI O. af sTgF
Memorable SO! Prize, 50 cents
Also etons o. The Pam s9nF 20 eeats; song Of
the south so cents Dixie all Riy, , cents sou,hrn Bora
30 cents soatbrn 8srSesiSe 3eel Thou Near All
yet Par 81 cents; This Faint Eesembsncs ents soutbsp
Belle Polka ~ a. Pride Of the Mazarks 20 esnts:
Hiuute Men Flag Of the souk-by Raskins, 90 esots
Rec1 lectsns Of Memphis, "AomE1Ea, 50 cents; besides
lions OF all the Soathesn houses
Ali sert, pOst free, recept Of ths markCd prize.
Tor Drums and bpgles, send TO 2 Urion street.
T. JAS sCCLCRA, Hanc Pubisher
P S-sIn pres and viii he on. lot1 N0ssmbsr, Lorsnas
40 cents; Cottage BY Sea s. cents LsessurE arh eSn
and Ike ourkst=p, 4OcsntS ssId your urcsrs eet7-R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
e. s.r 81 IS vi. Ta-d.y so4 III via ola 4 SIS

OAre--Ths last salss reported 6 81.
\ WEEK receipts q saekA Reports none
dA1-1hs rseelp Of southern have teen mora fslnl ana
have eo9n1nde fron % % SIS ten, according ccndian
and qualify 800 bales Grab Grss sold yesterday 81 SlSas9
At Yetan holders realize $50 ton Ger Wesuern
RACoG-Ws hays heard q 10 sales q any moment Hama
retail a. &c tof rlao ena &C for s1gar eursd. -
Weeks receipts hhds.f Exports nona.
LABD-Ws have no tales g nocs q my moment. Terss,
retail at 27c, and kegs k2z9291
WssksrsceiPts g asrees sae y kssa. Ezpors nonss
WHISKY We have heard q nartr ~. ~ 49, -
nent. Holjsrs are asking so595e for Rectssd. = -
Weeks receipts IS bbls Exnorts mona.
AGGING AND BALE kOPEsWa have NJ faTthss ssI,. 4,
notice in nueky BaEgng Il nay b quoted a. = 40
but rtss At sc The sales q India comprise 967 aeI IN
several lots Monday at Gle; 100 Tuesdsy M aod
assm lots since At &c This evening $50 baSf ssa a S
deveaOe By the 2lst and the offer declined o. so
halesmore. ~. e-.-- -. - -
We quote hand pads Dale Rope at -Se, and machine Al
weeks receipts % pieces ExportI, none
1t.0N IlE~-Wenotioe snaIi "a les AZ F3o-
dONN1 BA9ss-So bales sold on Tuesday a he ad-
Vaneed rae o. 81 and 10 a. o Holders nov askbg
and higher ne last sAlsa previously reported were &c r
heavy. - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05

TIE BATTERIES on THE PoToNGC.-Our batteries
on the Lower Potomac are reported to be doing Ell
celent service In maintaining & strict blockade of
the water avenue to Washington This commuui-
cation has been hitherto of the utmost importance
to the enemy; and it is estimated that Eve millions
of army supplies came up the Potomac this season.
prior to the unmasking of our batteries. Late
Northern accounts mention that there was only ten
days forage on hand in Washington, some days ago,
and that an immense stock had been intercepted in
the river by the Confederate bstteries-Rickmond
Examiner Oct. l. ...rr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
Confirmation OF our Defeat at ROmney-
AVIctOTy by Gen Floyd.


Epssisl Dispatch to the Knoxville Register.
LYECHBURG Oct 3l.-The republican, ss receive ]
q letter from member of McDOuslds Cavalry,
fully CONFERENCE.-The Confederate defeat at Romney.
We were attacked from two directions by over
wheIming forces, and after fighting two hours,
we're forced to make precipitate retreat, leaving
behind US our baggage, Commissary and Quarter :
masters stores, papers, and three pieces Of cannon.
Our whole force was from five to six hundred
men, two hundred and fifty eaValry-the balance
militia. The enemy's force was five thousand.
Their cavalry equaled our entire force stationed
at Romney, and it was impossible for US to get
reinforcements from any other points, our men
everywhere fighting ten times their number.
Many of our troops missing. and a oJnsidera-
bic portion are believedto be killed, wounded and
taken prisoners. 1t is impossible to arrive at our
correct loss.
On Monday, 2lst inst, Fleyd's command attacked
the HessiRns near Cotton Hill repulsing them with
considerable loss. Our loss one killed and several
wounded. The enemy's loss was twenty three kill
ed and many wounded. Our forces are in drum
sound Of the enemy, and sharp skirmishes occur
every day. "
Gen. Lee has arrived from Jackson River, and
reports all quiet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05

P DOYIE has set apart for the benefit Of the poor
several thousand bushels Of coal, at his yard, in
College street. at twentyaix cents per huaheI, and
aIlOwi no person to get more than fifty Bushels. He
has given to the soldiers wives ninety dollars worth
of coal in the last two weeks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
Tho Recruits 20 be Di.bandea.

Reliable Information reached Is CT yesterday
that Gen JOHNSTON had issued orders to disband
the Tennessee troops now organizing under the re-
cent call Of the Governor of Tennessee. The only
intelligent explanation for this step is the want Of
arms to place in their hands. We, however, await
further IN diligence before commenting on an order
which seems to us so uRaccountable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
TO CandIdaIcs for Congress.

It has been suggested, and We think the sugges-
ton q good one, that the candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed on their tickets to insure full
= vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon this
suggestion.
PRINTED at this Office At So q thousand. If
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FIEh. atspringfIeld, 20.

The st. Louis Republican has a special dispatch
reporting fight at Springfield, No, on the 18th ult,
between FremOnt's Body Guard, of $50, and body
of 1000 rebels" The Federals claim a complete
victory. They admit they had six or eight killed
and some fifteen or twenty wounded. The number
of killed and wounded on the Southern side is not
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-05
DISPATCHES TO NORTHERN FAPaRs.
Retirement OF Gen. scOtt...Fremont Su
observation-disclosures for a Fight.

Retirement OF Gea. ScOtt.-.Fremont Su.
observation-disclosures for a Eight.
Special Dispatch the New York Tribune
WAsHMaroN. O3t 28-Gen Scott will voluntarily
re tire from his rank and duties within ten days
solely on account Of physical iHfrmities. Under
an act Of Congress he will continue to draw his
pay. JEFF. Davis, when Secretary of War. over
hauled the long standing account of the General
with the Government, and brought him largely IN
debt Secretary Cameron has recently recast the
account and asceytans that the old hero has Fever
over drawn.
On Saturday last the order of the Commander
in-Chief that Fremont should surrender his COM
mand to his next in authority, Gen. Hunter, was
sent to Gen. Curtis, who is in command at st. Louis
to deliver it to Fremont, unless he actually in
presence Of the enemy or pursuing them for battle
Senator'S Chandler, of Michigan, Wade. OF Ohio,
Trumbull, of Illinois and Wilkinson, of Minnesota,
are representing to the administration that the pop
ular clamor Of their constituents demands that Me-
Clellsn, or some one else, shall Immediately whip
the rebels on the South side of the Potomac in q
pitched battle, as near Bulls Run as possible
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FGR PRIVATE nEERAaER

~ DE- KING, formerly Of New York, Tor he
A@S four years OF Louisville KantuekJ, and Whs
devoted attention to he treatment 81 dleass fer
thirty yers himself having attended practice 81
years. cared hoEEanaB be Is enabled %
All diseases Of private nature matter hcH bad hsy nay
injudicious medical treatment or from neglect Of ther
Dr. kings DiJpeuEsIy Is No. e Desdok street, between Chy
ard Square where he all sssSs Of prfVats
GoRoEHrA cured without nsuc0us medicine insrfrEasS
from buainess- -.
sRCTuRRs ofod resent dats, sRrtually cared fsu
lars by an operation which pafa where
xst health cannot enjoyed Perhaps daas nsS
pisshisf and underuises The eonsHtatoa mach. 60
sYPHILIs, with al the diseases Of the skin, TroHng odt
lsc or bad treatment, be sGeclzy cured in eV dEyE.
WKAKEEss, particular attention having gTsa =
this and all the eonSequen gsn out eft, br51ght
su in msny " The destructive Ats 81 ncondsrats
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the pasons nsst q
which will undermine he constuoni rendering the mhe
tor business society, AID causing prcn8t1Tso cid
FEMALES Ehs may be lAboFng With deuy Of he Fsnb
usy reEt assured Of Immediate RELIEF.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their cass, Vim
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, Ne q Dssdrsk ssss
Nashville Teun haze the Necessary medicine
address, Win necessary dTonS Strict secrecy observed. ecs
hours from oelosk n the morning En n The evening"
Vl5o-dAWD