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TeSts -
The New Orleans DsRa makes q good suggestion
in reference to the complications of the MASON
SLID'LL affair." which possesses the virtue Of both
originality and probability. The thought is op
perfume that it would be better to wait and see
whether the people Of England feel IS acuiely on
the subject &c orr symfsthy presupposes they WI
and whether their government will Ranfully resea.
the indSnity, or, subordinatt1g honor &c prudence
submit to il with tie best grace which the occasion
admits. e Il. ~, ~ - +,
But should the British government, suggests the
Deaa pursue an eVasive and equivocating course,
not directly ressating the high handed procedure
Of Com WnKEs s1d demanding 10 repsration in
kind for the wrong done to Southern ciuzsns under
the shadow of the British lg, nor yet acknoWledg.
ins explicitly the Legality of the acs, there is aim
PIE and efectsal method ~ which we may force j,
to take q morereqaivocal positios and put to
practical testits disposition or indsposltion to ad-
NIT the legality of the act in question. 49,
The method Is stated as foiIows:
i E0glaud fails to resent the overhauling OF she
Tr'nt, sailing between two neutral pOrss and she
seizure from under It's flag of Messrs Msssn and
Slide by nsvsl officer Of one belliSerene she can
not complain if her ships are subjected to similar
treatment by Dsval officers of the other helgerent
her Scqulescence In the first case wosid imply that
as respects this war she had abdiealed her men
tral rights on the high seas, and would iastlfy the
Confederate priVateeIs in running down boarding
and searching her mail packets under sail, and tax
log from them all passengers, who ars subjects of
the Lincoln government, and especially embassa-
doris, despatch besrers and official messengers
Having virtually reinQuished the neutral soverN
eIgnty Of her chips, she would be unreasonable to
expect the benefits Of the rehnquishuent to be en-
jIyed by the North alone the South would be en-
utled share in those benefits TO the fell extent OF
her power to se.zs them.
In the contingency contemplated. our privateers
should ct once receive speci instructions to cruise
about the ocean highways for British chips and
capture all Northern passengers deemed worthy
capturing, dispoeipg of their persons as prisoners
of land of their profitable property, Of any con
ceivsble WarlIke value 20 the enemy as contraband
IL would nOs be smlss If not too late to commence
with General Scott, Who is to leave New York fol
England on one CT the British steam packets He
would IN soma degree, from the prestige of bis
name servers an & Il set bostsge for cur capture
miDistera. ltis by thus tx5ending the example OF
line North in The San Jscinto. Trent affsir iato >
rule, that the South put its validity as part OF
international law to prqc tiusl test and compel to
defend her position and render impartial Justice
between the nth and the SoH-h
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PHoToahAPmaC CAMO.

fAK1 plslsuES IN sunoonong . 10 Ole Fenes ana Sns
toners that After absence Of two years. have again re
mined e rssums the practice Of the photographic AFt
N ali s branches having purchased The interest Of broth
b s old established Gallery 10 Union Street. and hAVing sFe1
four nsnths n New YoTk tbs past Summer to o0sin fully all
impreVennts in the art have painted. renoTatea
enlarged The scte o. hreugh0ut TSst ny facilities
low better 70 produces arst elssa Esrk aH Galleries
bssa o. and eonduee the comfort Of patrons trust
only the proud Postion he GALLERY has horesoEs
to elevate 70 still higher standard hays
also engaged the Of Mr. oUoK e the bes PAo
sphers IN world Ehs took tAs Pictures which obtained th'
drs premium the Worlds "a in London, In 1851 and
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery II
State but ny WoTh GhaI not Be surpassed North sod
and now introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India InkI
VIEnetfs plain coioRad
EVorytypes, celoredi
Pastel Pictures life nSst
/ Photographs on Can EAss, nf5 Ei5sI
Whiting Cards, fGil length, plain
Autograph PhstcgI svhs 10 taken ~ ons EteSs-
5tsrrsoscopsS, on glass paper
continue make tie EeiaEoype hereto
ors Ths above al entirely IN this city, eEep
he Autograph Gard, Ehish only made time. Al
in want Of anything ny ne politely inv I'D 70 give
call bors Visiting eEeahers, shsn viii prove b oeoalai
Samonstgation tie s5ov tAcs4 respectfully,
2cf1I-H ? " HU6H1e.
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NECESSITIES WANTED.

.h UR0SSSsTlEs MATTED
aTHB Nsshvlle and North Western Railroad Company win
g 70 contract for 10000 Cedar Cr8ss-Tiess 9fssi
ong Inches thsk we'll beEn to tse 81 naoTest Psce mo-
than inches clear Of bark timber to Be sOand 70 be dsv9
d At the grade line Of The road In Nashville 49,
The contractors want to contract Tor 10000 white o.
Post Gal EteSs Of the dEs a. above to be deliveries
the nsof the road - plel rom seco7 t. section "a
enough On each section to supply the sans. =
Persons Wshing bid will direct to the President ID Ds
Of TIE EsSb7is and SOTthvss,sF1 RallroaS Company
NsS6viiis,Tenp 'sEyxa-R
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Land for sale.

application made before ls January, viii seli aeso
Z nodating terms, Forty Acres OF Land thrSe alls'
-om ne Corporation limits, Mil Greek opposite MS CAFE
the most beautiful locations in Davidsos esz7
Onehsh Of the land In rseeF, the balauee cnltvH
ion the premises comfortable cabins and Ana
ourg orchard Apply 70 Nj asyT, tbs Places g
EFF for psTtC llaFS- oHAS, x. H1AsTOAi
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J. W. MORRISON WH HGATAAsTER
MORRISON & CO..
Commission, Receiving and FcxWardIne
n z &c HAHTS,
No. HoWaTAes Row. Memphis. Tenn.
DRaMPT attention given sale Of ali Eocds consigned 10
4 TN
EuRECn
Graham, Parker & Son Memphis, Tenn.
sks 1bouTa Forester, st. Louis, BIO
French Reed Q Armstrong, Blair EashEills, Tenn
octI7-3n' e.
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The O@me..s.. D. w. !. Vlralnia.

An eXtrsvEgSnt and abs I'D report Was circulated
on the streets yesterday that General FLOYD had
been repuls' d in general action with the enemy
and that two Of his regiments had reached the
GreenbrieF Springs their retreat the most pitt
ful fight. This report is another example Of the
sensational stories circulated II the city by catch
ing listeEeIs on street corners, and, perhaps in
many instances deliberately designed to distress the
public mind by -xcIte m=Ht or to manufacture a
vague and uneasy publi: sentiment OF danger and
weaken popular confidence in commanders.
We are ASSURED, on application TO proper quarters
% information, that there is not word Of truth IL
the ridiculous story referred TO above. At lsst
counts GsEeral FLOYD had been ordered TO Dublin
depot, Shether fJc operation else where, now that
the impossible roads of the West render all sdVanc,
of the enemy Impossible, or not. is known only 70
the governments. There had been no engagement
or, Tar as ascertained any change of position On
the part CT the enemy.
Il General Floyd had not succeeded in e eAihg
the enemy from the Ksns Rha Valley, is is sInpIy
because h. could not do So il WAS not want 81
daring energy, or talent, but want of troops He
mas done all that could pcs .ioy be done with the
at bis disposal and quite sufficient TO entile
his achievements not only 70 the 2rases OF his
friends but 10 the gratitude of the country. With
3 little army, never CT any time Wandering more
than three thousand men, and sometimes not more
than two thousand, he held the enemy in complete
check and BE- fH d all his mani puvres. He has con
1Tonted with this little force army of twenty
tAOUstuu HsH' Ne has Aept lnhI lInC9ense ar ny n
bay u the ast hour that their movement was prac
ticabc. BE found The enemy on the Gauley and
kept him thsTe, and aoW when the season is ended
the enemy is on the Gauey still
Ia thIrty-two engagements, including all the
skirmishes of the campaign, he has meyer failed
except twice, when he was not present, to worst
the enemy. 0H.eVery occasion that he has crossed
swords with the foe that foe has fallen sex quiv
VriDg from his poi0t Whether the exhibition Of
such galanGry CD the part OF Gen. Floyd, and tie
fact of his having kept IA unremitting and flsl
check 40 invading army Eve or six times his OWL
strength, are worthy OF patriotic congratulations
the appreciation and good sense of the people Of
the South likely testify, without aid of com.
ment or the interference Of detrscton.-hicl3Rond
E,r1DHsr Dee
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

ETNDEKgARERe (as }. B. cUTrrys old Rand on Vnioe p
tween Okerry and Summer Streets are prepared 70 te
FunsEsIsst ali nsS with wooden Coins plain OF eoloIeo
nd Metallic Burial Casksts and Gases OF a9uPeroL qeag
manufactured b. NsEIhsl Co.. IN ths s'V' E IsS n
Ehs TINES.
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PENsACoLA-The manner in which Rragg handled
his big guns at Pensacola deserves to be long re-
Iuembered. The Northern papers are compelled to
admit al amount Of damage which we had no idea
OF from the modest accounts Of the sDgsseze-
which were gwen by the Confederate COMM !,
A irkse correspondent from the feet y ds-
York ,urnal states that the monster stS Eev
Niagara carry ing one of the meat % t;Ts.e
menIs ever heard of IN naval vgsy> -. 90,
completely rIdiIed vi bStls u.s. - o I,,T
another first class steam FL IG'e; CI,H -
Eblst" LIS added tai anu sne 80 a. a.;
we're terrific" It's sSue, n..i- yoI -IT
IIsa6 y, 80 5'S evident they know how Il
So; (. 1T Pensacola, and that HiltoI
10 go Is settles the mooted ques ion bt
-ro-pp Ind forts, 10 favor OF ships. even VIII
~ ltsgCs OF steam aud other modern In
.rnls.- hicFm7ad DepG'ch
JRDEs.-We regret TO learn that negro 70 q
lost his life near Acquio in Stafford county on Gun
day evening last at the hscds Of some i've or 81
soldiers attached 10 Tennessee regiment tlV
u the soldiers have been arrested and LODGED
Stiff ,rd Jail fer trial As the case will underg
judicial investigation, we for0ear to mention u
circumstances attending this affair II, ho"eTe
what we have heard il be true, It Is case tni
calls tborppghls for stern and speedy justice
Ffedesicksbug { I'D Recorder Dec 3. .-.
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WIN. knabe x @ Pisno
5BE Eortss,


~ sts Bsaso e ieAsn 10 = e grezs ''Wods Fair,
Peg ms month u ths eg Of Macon. Georgia thsentsI
E.,a Eso5e n, Knshs o., sEGrdsd ths
% G.ei csaPetien, for thar celebrated CON
.th 1 a Essr being held under thu direction Of tn
~ - iAnteTs' Ash ciston large and nnuentsa
y " e importance attached 70 receiving be honor
.,; r=odaeed, learn an unusual degree COZ
ze part Of many Of the Piano Forte Aanufaetu
zoe raty Several VsTy hne Instruments e1hibi
:afteI patient and thorough exRminson q thai
Esye nerB Judges unanimously decided that IA
ROM Se Mandatory Of WIN. Enshe oe, the SSseS
J 10. , anS,sgAEdcd the Medal accordingly r.
Without wishing appear nVidUous, viii add sAi nae
sprise public spirit uDtrng energy With znoA the Aen
thsr business ene them In eminent
all the honor and which they have achieved Is ths
line Lavish the expenurs Of time and money % Predao
FFrst QUGltl Piano and advertising extensively to nak
heir establishment known they their reward IN tie pOEss
ion Of large coass1ty increasing eusne and The fur
qualification Of knowing that UheneVel AID Shesv eonPa
iton the - 5zy, adges unifSRy P2onoures t
Pianos 70 10 SRxoasss "Bait1oFs sunI d December "a
$50 9--' a17 rs-- g e e 80 -a-1.t-- - .-- q !
s-A suppIy q "a shows being received By =.
HCle % uroa 1Fees the saIe Agent for HIdls Ternsss
| sho will sell ct our sespTy 5ricsa.
n1aPIf-d
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Germ, HJay AID cats Wanted
CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT. &
AN p nssd By Col We Stevenson, Qrzrerma ter Gen
aI To- thu tae Of Tennessee, purcLass Corn Hsy and
and vi the Pse ~ frie ds IN the eonntry
will d. we'll to cJ be ellmg he produce pee la
GOV al TIE pr TIA. Is 20 spare
ell good citizens shC aid give ersus what they
TO sell .-.-... -..-.r H~kILT N
IPBAnner copy and charge Qasrtsraastr DeIartneat
$50 HeWaTd
ID A. away froE 81 iber he 9Th inst, nies
= from Lebanun wills unit Tenn negro nEmed
naTles -dsTk De1iOns spare made, shout twenty
esrI old Hbsui Eve iu hes eght ard
Eeighs sb at 40TcH d.; writes very gooo GaIe and will
doubtless hAVt pei trade hen be lett
home carried with bin hi uIk. has suit Of soldier
clothes HE1 lived in hemphis -
VII i've he shove reU-Td for his and corhlDmsni
noTl3-I2 BERRY RHITBSIDEB
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Z. EBEAEDs ,. 2. IA szIs =. P. KDRAAsa
EDWARDS, HARRIS q 60.
Successors p Ray srds, GnksrsOn D o.,
W aches ale GFOcePs,
EOFWaraGg and COmmiSSiOn Merchants

W A0Ees ale GrOcePs,
EaFWanlsg and Commission Merchants
z.'a'aAeS, " In eS, TObaecOs. cigars, Es
COREAa G,0z LEsEARD OEJBds STREF1S
r. r. - nashville, Tenn.
MTH ARE N RloEIP1 OF A LARal AED WHLA
w sslsctd aoSl Of Groceries TObaecOs, HqGOrI 80 COZ
SUGA q, uOLAsSEs AND SYRUP
Q hhdr Lou1iens Sugar 50 bbIs LovsIangl Po"dsr'r
8 Dbl Cos. .af'1e' usOd nss1 3 Loaf Sugar
g ~ P1aAg Mola g hsltsoi HssH;a MosS oi5:,
% blsLsTszns's D Chruuh sEuPI Sd
- :" i'll OCFFEE.
% e ssz UTissnI BIO OF % Ssss EsEaEa GoEs'I
"T wHIskY.
% EblS Sec lrsd whsyl 50 bbh Robertson 'OGs4y Wits
i6s ky DID 20 66is Smiths Ola EssRV'
pan hsOns Of Iridh and Sc OEeb Whisky.
BHANDIES, WINES, &C.
% szaI Tor saHks eeazresssB casks Msdelra wIHsi
od sS .9s:S s.... o.ra, D-p,., 81 81
United pF'P'i'' g gsS s53F s, El2:
\ % pks American EsaSsI Is bO1sg ClarstL .-
Z % Ginger IS pks Lemon Oordt2lI
50 CheFy q Mint
s. BlaekberEy 80 boxes bttsTsI
IS . Raspberry = ph EollAna el1I
/ = oasks RInI
TOEa eco AND CIGARS.
/ SO bexss Virginia TOOssoO-vsriOus brasaI
/ SEQ :" RentnckI
Is ksgA Al sk,itiIs PGaeaKs TobacooI
| 1900 sasssrios Havana oigau-Tanonl BEanaBI
L 0Ot000 - aarnA1
Ie,OGa Domestic " -
CANDLES AND SOAP
/ 600 so1esa az oAndla 50 SoIa EesSins cs1dlss,
| coo hlf "s- a. F" 50 TAii0v
! is0eE - Use eezsI sosp VartoW dB9
- FLOUR
r. ls5tbis extra Family Flour
10 sapsrb1s !" d ..--
lec bags Pennsylvania RuoEvhest FnsH
/ ~ SUR DRIES,
[ ga sacka aussnd coarse Salt 100 doEsn BuekssaT
/ 500 bbl5 EanaWha Salt; 50 ues Tubs;
| coo kegs Nails and g. kesI g ~scks 8 AlnondSI.
, 900 bexss Glass Wrrs; 50 bsis Pecaus and RilbsTg
! 100 Reels Cotton RopsI 10 sbls Englsb RAlnutI
100 casks Soda leJ doSen BroomsI
100 pcasds Ra Lead 100 dosen Zinc hash Boards
80 bags Shot, assorted dzssI sou Wrapping PapW
20 dozen Fresh Cove OyBtsIl 50 bags PeppsrI
Is ssTdlnss1 and 3 AlsPiSI
boxes - 50 bu Ground MusArdI
Sobxs Lemon syTZPg 20 " Fire oEscksrE
80 pkr Raisins, 50 bbls Cider VinsgEi
iGo~ ksckarsIj 80 bbls X Aisf
Y Is chests Greer and Bissf
D CD Teas;
ss-s-s sDWAEDs. HARRIS . co
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ashVtIIe quo Factory.

Nashville Gun Factory.
STOCKHOLDERS IN the Nashville 6us Factory notified
that the Directors ave Ade cali Of Rive DollATH upoz
each share payable Cd eT before TIE ars Monday sephe
The Stockholders requestsd at the once Of III
undersgnsd, No. AK Cherry street, ID make prompt paJ
). BOsTlOk,
sur25-b secTesaFy and Treasurer,
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Bark Wills.
TElHE Improved douhiegrndng Barb Mills Jet invent
ed 10 beng manufactured, will be ready for o.
HFsry by The HTst Of 0etobsF For sale ~ @ .
: - go LUMsDEE co.,
So South Market street, Nashville Tenh
e LUMsDfN & MANN,
ssptI II No IS MagaEine FTest, Ess Orleans, La.
BehaOVed.
~ Shoe sstsblishre nt to Market street, Ne
OU, .sz-r- ollie square door TO Morrow Sos
where woG 70 ny former customers and friend
knd Aha ender all keep hard general assoE
ne { Of Home M de Boots q nd shoes, in gres
variety lOE the prize materials will justly
Army and shoes and ali kinds oheay work kept U BoFS
or made to order
Highest market price paid ioI Hides and Leather.
sepeO-tf JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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DR. H. SEN sHH,
NrIr .,lsb-atd Ocut Of frankfort Ky peeled q
Is,ye home on account Lis Sou err PnLoI les, Ell
1actse IN ur frees Ing Wire where he hops 70
-, ali h srt disc sd thin eys Il sold er- oisDisseo
Of disease eyes he tire red Eith'Ui tee e1ce
Cnssi ines which they get for q 81 ali sum; -
res, 10 the citsens Of est TenniSee and hur -
I weII As those Of Kentucky noEIIe,1
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..,up r,suvTrJ,S COMMERCIAL INSURANCE. col
PLNY have this day declared dividend Of three dollars
ST. naysbe on and after the 10Th inst
GnLS Iy IN IN JAMES WALKER, eecretsryI
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a zine COUNTY, tsCSENCEsOC U S@IEO
AyINa dsteIm mined carry my Negroes to the ia
gouth, will sell Abeut Three or ESnE 4
amndred Acres of Land being part OF
he tTacl upop which nov tezide, situated On ~
reed Turptiks Read, about thirteet mnea IEoT
SssSvs In one Of the bea neigh6ornoods N WI -,
aToan county Soil eqEsl 20 In the state Iof PSfuc
ia SppIy 10 re, on THE prersess q Lindnsy,
vssbviile - ,sep9-dtt 8, - s7s.g P.A.RAhA4hs'
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a:S Ta-s BBs auPrasea 4 sT-EJ iaataaos, -sans -
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| fine Country Residence FOL

GOOD Brick DIV lHrf, with store att ehed Tie seleS
4 &c SQUARE on HcIth AsrEet Strst Apply to m
q q 1st ROBkRr ThUAI SON 4 90.
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The YauKe.s BecomIng EcOnomical.

It is really amusing to see with what ingenuity
the Yankees endeavor to conceal the fact that their
section is fast drifting to ruin and decay. Hije it
as they may, the loss of the SOuth Is mInifestIng
itself day by day, to the great discount ure of the
North. The following ingenieusIy coDtrived para
graph heads the money article in the New York
Herald Of the Both ult:
SUNDAY Sept. %, IS6I:-The imports at this port
for the week ending yesterday again illustrate the
economies which are being practiced by the people
of the United States. 1t seems that we only took
from abroad last week one-ffth the amount OF
foreign goods which we took during the eorrers-
ponding week last year. and less than one-sxth the
amount which we took during the eorrespon ling
week of the year 1859. Our exports of produce, on
the other hand, in Of the corresponding
week of past years. and largely in excess of any
former average. Our exports and our imports for
the year to date are within million and q half Of
each other. The following are the official tables
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THz Havoc CT WAR.-The following picture Of
the mansion OF an ex nsressmRn 10 from the
neighbOrhOod of the Chain Bridge and is drawn BY
Northern correspondent who descFi bes the work
done by Northern hands
l rode around with fOraging party. We entered
his fine old mansiOn, and could not bat weep over
the sad changes which l could see had taken place
within a few hours-within no living soul was left
Ths soldiers entered; for a time l stood back hut
Already the floors were covered knee deep with
books and papers which it must have required
long life Of toll and trouble TO amsss fine wingiag
mirrors shiVered into thousands of pieces fit
emblem of the sad condition to which efforts are
being made to reduce this glorious Government
each piece reflec1ng miniature images Of what the
whole had shown but never gain TO reflect those pig
my images IN one vast hoe Ia The large and spaci
Gus ORA wing room soon stood the ruins one of those
old fashioned side boards, around which has grown
50 much of the reputation of Southern high life and
hospitality its DOORS wrenched from their hinges.
lay scattered on the floor. large mahogany sofas.
with their covers torn off, marble top tables, sta
tonery, china, stoves and spiitoOns were there in
one promiscuOus heap OF ruins. stepped into u 9
library, hoping 70 bring away some relic that had
been untouched by the soldiers but was too late
all here was ruin.
locked on the vast orchards, the beautiful fl over
garden. the long Of laden grapevines the broad
acres OF corn and clover. Just them company after
company FROM the different regiments came up
gates We're thrown open, fences thrown down, and
horses, cattle and mules were destroying all these
evidences OF prosperity and comfort. And this is
but one feature in the great haggard eounteranee
OF war which stares at US whenever we look az Vir
ginia's sacred soil" Alas, poor Virgins ] his
subject alone would give interest to s while vol
uEle, but must leave IL.
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D r. COL E M A N
PRIVATE DIsPENsART.

FSgHE attention Of citizens, Strangers ard osbe visi
Nashville, requiring med cal d. 10 respectfully raie
this oee Deadel street see0nd fO0r stseen Ch
AMI The square.
Ia CoLEH ~ Is an eli praciitODsr = msdaIe; hs an
Unlfuit experiences asd aterinR e yea
u tie treatment Of HRlVaTE has him
his undivided ate ton q al diss7 Of tbs
cases the most invtterate 5hiract lave en- ~ yielie
his improved meih3d % 'r6a;ment.
Primary, secocda-ys Tertiary and Hen d az p aha Is
crrh0a, elect and al diseas Of the genial ad Ura5y -
u e t with o resistance % his rtmsdlss.
All fernae irregui- rites snd uhctsal geects %
WOMB and all disc ansrg from esst Loa A-d ~ naL
parturitioD-
Every q Redar Die Rupture, AMI o Fss and Pro
Of the Rectnm mOst o. situls, ts eur "a
prOcesI merry painlsls II either % the latter up
Ia BY Dr. Csienan, cure Is sgdriIt!g ggr IN -
careful examinatOn always pes-ns The cssszry nc
OF sccJs Jlr5 BY his improved m-th1a u eratul
Persons Of either applying 10 psrson a. b letter ttei
hing clssl tas st symptoms Of any acsnate sac uis
te card in most ~ the a5Orle sihS G Tory 4
hcurs
Suet nj Ie1ce. Brompr s.tsrEol and modsrsts char
will govern him nth pafr-Bs.
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believes lin mott c1sesl il produces worse aeAss "a
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Ta TslESsasTs,

We ask the stteHeSh ii all voluateess 70 the
instgprtiye article in this HOfning Paper gelAtive
to their duties, rritlsn by . gentleman, who has
had considerable experience, AID whose wise ccun-
sell If followed strictly, viii make sll their duties
more pleasant to them, will save many valuable
life, and win greatly promote the interests Of the
service.
Many of our volunteers are sacrificed, through
ignorance and carelessness. 1t would render the
officers much more useful if they would attend to
the instruction of their commsnds, in the plain and
simple rules here laid down. Officers should exer
else paternal care over their men, and see thai
they understand how to discharge the duties sp
pertaining to their position in the ranks