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Ns,E1o e DU AUATteIEME DISTRFET-us
a depot des epaves QuatricIpe District e
tpnves- 1e'" CT l" rus oiAleDfe
pe Ghsvsl ouan ayant les picds dc deyant bapc las
81 IL d animal nest pas rtcane dams cinq ours ct les
lras p9yGs Il Sea yenfu lenchee puHliGne an ali IS
pot, lie FENDREBI Is dc fdvrier 1871 10 hstnra W oe
j. MILTON RELF,
NorvaI1o o.,.o. O ,o Comnlissaire des Rues
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WORKERS. S N "lis.1 ihoN
We most respectfully call the attention Of commission and
country merchants housekrepes propretors h
ge ma well assorted stock of Cooking Pnror f}c ana
Ts@ s stoves s3gpnE almost kind exisfenes
foS tecas Urns Coffee requcs Toilet sots anns
and ali Gnds Of Wares suitable for Cooking and oese mr.
poses Al Of which will be sold at lower prices than Yy
in the city. H aus housa&
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE q, M
particular attention. " ''-'et4 "e ihNite
Sole for s. j. Mitchell,s Premium lightning sd
which will be sold at manufacturers pricea h N'
Particular attention paid to all Of Houue and steahoat
obong lin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Eseane
promptly executed. = - ses ~ sa1e " uik
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sfeoSp - Bts5EeF coURr or JOHN YOUNG
ni New Orleans. 4 No. i7!TSi : - 49,
EEHE ga s. John Seheilene. nag ,,at7.
w finnet the Com! for letters Of Admistra II IN The
estate OF the tNte Jpu Soups, deceased fnestate - W
Noisceis hereby given te al whom L may sbo,
ss within tsh dys Why the Of the said petitioner
" orlsf ii the Court
n MreHof, Deputy Clerk.
DAgxLggs 0ouE N DISTRICT SUI qEssIoH he JOHN
IA tl5d;lsn@3a gMe Joan scheIIang a pres
fssits @ne Ia Gonr sefet tio6enT les Ires
Ia Succession de teg John Young, decide
w f e PEE seni ASRAe tous qne qeat con-
Z afiae saa dix JOINS les ,isois poar les
W rs - 81 q ais ste ID dte petition.
+ ssie Y y J.. MlGI4QT, Ddpatt GFaaigt
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~ SAES a " ERhbSFf1 HALL, DEIIGHTFUTJy
baH situated in the Finey Woods. near tIoyngton L. Iii ~
a main during the winter for the recenian Of ,t re-
u ote ueSs ana offers 'lSnal Inducements to nyads and
those seekng he beneficial influences ST dry e9raba Sb
retirement of country homo 's'' 'PltnBS, WIN the
lie subscriber matters himself that his patrons will ba ~
Ioymert. ~ ~ H''H 10 'nelr comfort and en-
% d1rn--2tfwtF n rr ,r,,,-,-,...
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For cash 10 pay and satisfy plaintiffs claim .moun.ir, ia
ne smm OF wo thousand hundred and 1ftT dollars
GOD With interest thereon at ak per from the ash Of
1891 TIL maturity I'd of Ortohrr ia,
shu per cent fton maturity till paid SIS 50 costs Of nroe.t
win per cent lawyers fees said aggregate
I purchaser the pay OF note for the ,sid
sun OF Szt GATED September ~ 1889 PAYABLE two years
yer da,e with per interest date to maturity and
Ger ee9s tI9m maturity, III not rnidl ua pny men ~
" ~ e O"AHee Vi 'ne price OF aLHdGation ifnny, caAh.
fel4m151 IS Sheriff NJ ~ parIh RI n
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f. r, PARKER
sherlH OF the Parish of Orleans,
DETHIIE%E Coup n DISTRICT La VILE LA NILFoR
de Ia +'ouTetle-Ofltans. LEANS vs.. JEAN b n
I'm ESEsEU ta'SIn WIN dc So EsFs a. .e 20
- moi adcsSd par phonorablG Deuxeme Cam Ia n;
Ia N3nyec r6ais dams Pat;re ci-dess,s ia Ie
naG III de mars 1851, midi, rH6eI dc Ia Cis
deRerintion. savnir-- - - E0p''''s NoliL 6unI l."
I'm IL CREAM sige dams s Premier District de cette villa
vans let borne par les CLARA LAFAYETTE Magnolia ct "
9les e. nyRn 81 pieds de face Ia Lafayette sur la e3g
Seise ,iMms afaire cdeFsus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;iu moment de Naturalization
.o9n FAR, Il. T. PARKER
- 80 ~ l"- sherlf de Ia PGrosse dOr&ans.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRT JEAN LOUIS PELE. Testament
of NsD or,an. ary Executor of r YMOND CAX-
RY VIRTUE of /. writ OF seizure opI s,,.
70 me directed by the Honorable the Second District Conf If
hew Orleans in the above entitled cause viii proceed to- sal
a. pnohc AUCTION, at the City Hotel Common street heysen
SShGP and Magazine Streets TUESDAY I2th dag 81
larcn lol at L O'Clock NJ, the following described non
A CERTAIN. LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND -,
Slnacd in the Second District of this city in the s1ar f5
1olue4 by Royal, ST. Peter bourbon Toulouse #I
on Royal street h3 feet front on St Pe a. front
irregular 9eph VIZ: commencing from front On 81 Fa
street, and ruining parallel Royal street AZ foot eei
thence running towards bourbon street. para viii
street. tej inches thence fnn: towards To1ause c'
Ra'lei VIA Royal street, p feet Ii inches thence r,nrn
by The City Surveyor, The ofSepfen,he IS9e pan made
hG passed IN iie Office Of Theodore Seshere lse Noe
Eelher WIN all the buildings improvements III 5nL, %
roofed outllOlses, etc, '1 ~" h'lcN House, slate
Seized in the above snit
IEhAs-oash on the spot.
f,1I r,1 II T. T. PARKER
2leflH ot the Parish nf Orleans.
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sEcoSp DISTRICT CoUErl CITY or NEW ORLEANS W.
u NC" 'F'o'0S' JEAN BRa B. T IL r. m. c.
x V1EsEUkE of a writ of seiz1Irf and aars
10 me directed by the Honorable the Second District 1nTI
cell f nans IN the a2ge entitled will proceed to
EHtnP and Magazine streets, on SATURDAY. ID A." ~
ach 1851, ~ IL O'Clock ~, the following described ro
CERTAIN LOT or, GROUND, situated in the First Dis
sr oil ms city in the bounded by Clara
Magnolia AID Cypress streets having from of b ci @
Lafayette street, by 1876 feet In dspth VI o. i'e' d"
Sei7e'! in The abovc spit
TEkMS-Cash on the spot.
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The ninety-one pieces Of twelve inch pipe with six inch
branches shall DO foot rne inches long
Of an inch in thickness and the branches will four feet long
and Of inch in thickness formed as
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. 7Ag
Su4TRnAG Aout ps DISTRICT MI. stDLE vs.. SEES GRE.
IL Il, ~ -, n ANGLERS EFT LES CIR EA N
ue IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 CliGRSs DE. fIENNING ET
& siS CGSHGANCINEsS de l'insolyuhIe so.,%
par cs prtsenes que Ia &c ses bens est ac
nt " pour e hAnehce de crfancers es ere
acefs de Henning et Side ct lid plus notifies ne
aseubs De eg6anees u de Hennnr at Sid anr
leu en- aude de II. Nation, public en- cette Vile
e ldme jour DE- 1861 dix heures du natin
&c detpsfet sur les ares Din dit nsevsbe que toues
hens ss
penuss It cue b. Egan e poar reprassnef les GRO
nnceEs abseTts. 4 - ~
Par ordre dc ia Cour, % IL fSvrer 1851
z fell 3i3od g3@5-55 j. q. GI ATOM 4f,rea;6r
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 1.th Of Febnar
aei nv y O'Clock M VIII adudicae at my Office the sbo
ia30 " Drrt,r r,crr, r, =,
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Tie following substitute, offered by the Commit.
tee on Streets and Landings, for resolution
adopted by the Assistant Board Of Aldermen, IRE.
questing the Mayor to cause all churches fire.
quensed by negroes to be closed, p was adopted as
recommended in the first part Of the foregoing
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r n r ~ p n 'F1UUND-Was brought
ween washington avenue and Sixth as tstray-
one roan Horse Pony with his feet white sore IN both
hips and white on his face. " "i'''' sure on DOM
winch not claimed within five days and the ber
on paid will be sold public auction at said pos,a M
fklnAS February Is, 1851, Ct 10 o'clock A NJ -N 04
Registered February 5, 1861. ~ i'''oner'
.u ALFRED A. DUCROs
Clerk Of Con
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l.. s. s M s.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. IA Market street.,
NASHVILLE.

NOTICE.
VETE have in store to-day
wv 1000 pair BlsnketJ, s-ra-~ - =
$50 Blankets Wrappers,
400 yards Of Gosds for unsorns5
700 dozen country knit Stockings
10000 yards Plaid LinssS,
SEQ White Lnseys
500 heavy Blanket overcosts.
Pants,
IUo0 yards I Eilled Blue and Red Eannel
sp24-1w DOHCAS &OV'
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DIR. KINGS DHSPENSARY
ro1 pDruarE nESrnSsS


sN~ DIR. KING formerly Of New York, for the
SASAe-S four ye:rs of louisville Kentucky, and who
devoted his the treatment Of private diseases fer
thirty yerrs himself having attended practice fer
many years. and thousands he is enabled to
all private nature matter how bad they may be
from ipudcous medical treatment rm neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary is No. % Deadck street, between Cherry
and the Square all diseases Of private nature
oSoRHRA cured without nsucous medicine Interference
from business
Of old recent date, eectually cHrd in few
DAYS BY an operation which pain. Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermnes the contribution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases otthe skin, growing out
Iect or bad eFectusy cured in few days.
sEMHL particular attention having been given to
this disease CROWN out Off, brought
on in MANY cases by destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and indulgence of the passions neglect OF
which will undermine he constitutions rendering the subject
ct for basnss society," and causing premature old
Females who nay laborns with difficulty of the Womb
may rest assured OF immediae relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King, No. q, DeadEck street,
Nashville Tenn will the medicine sent 10 their
address, with necessary directions Strict OBSERVED Once
hours from the morning until in the evening"
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COMMERCIAL.


i MONDAY EVENING, May q 1851.
In New York on the I'd INST, at the second board,
50 600 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at Acc and
$4,000 at Az. The telegraph reports sales at the
second board on the 4th at Acc.
The newscomes that there is not dollar in the
Treasury at Washington, f and Mr.. Chase is in the
market for more money. He got s8,00Oooo only 3
few days since, and it is said $50 900, goo will be
wanted over and above the estimated revenue dur
ing the year. Slo0OO,O0O are to be called for at
once. The New York Journal Of Commerce says, in
speaking of this loan
a. The banks here are in quandary as to their
proper course in this matter Patriotism urges
them to stand by the government, and take the loan
at par, but patriotism must be stirred into stiff
mixture before it viii induce any but highly pa
trotc banker to take his part OF fourteen millions
par when the same stock is selling in market at
IS. This is especially hard when ether equally
good patriots are making handsome profits out of
knapsacks at IS, which can be bought elsewhere at
81 blankets at double their market value and
other sfxins' in proportion A Committee of banks
and bankers had this matter IN charge, and sup
posed themselves in communication with the Gov
eminent. They were, therefore, q little taken
aback when this advertisement was announced to-
day. 1t may be that the Secretary still intends to
negotiate with the Committee, but meanwhile is
sued his official notice. as that must run 80 days.
There can be no doubt in regard to the money, as
we have heard, over and over again. that three
hundred millions would be furnished if required
The commercial, distress at the North is repre-
scented as unusually severe. The New York Nelos
of the Sd inst says; Every day brings with it
new failures of principal merchants. WENDELL
PHILIPS expressed the hope, some six weeks ago,
that four out of five of those engaged in the South
ern trade, would become bankrupts.' His wish is
rapidly being gratied Unless there is relief with
in sixty days, there will not, We fear, remain
dozen dry goods houses standing in New York,
whose business is dependant upon the South.
The Petersburg Express of the lst inst says: "As
an instance of the effects of secession upon the
lative conditions and especially upon the manufac-
turing departments of the two sections of our
country, we will mention the fact, that Mr.. GEORGE
II. DAVIS, one of our most enterprising merchants.
received from Charleston yesterday. packages
of dry goods to the amount of $1,000, the ma
terial and manufacture of which were entirely
communicated in the South. We only need to be
thrown upon our resources, to develope them to an
abundant extent. The experiment is now to be tried
and there is no doubt about its success
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CITY NOTICES.
Harrios, Cream AIe-Pure.

HarrieS' Cream AIe-Pure'
Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage of the day, and Physicians con-
pue to recommend it for the of the worst cases
Of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely of malt and hops It's curative properties mus
at once become apparent te those acquainted with
the virtue eff either ingredient. lis manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and 1t Is
undsnia5y the BEST ALE manufactured either IN
this or the cid country, at the present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and il will not iutOxicats. During the hest
Of sumner, it is the safest ami most healthy bever-
re that can be used, end produces none Of the evil
fleets caused by tbs use Of distilled liquor.
It's put up in barrels for the use Of desless; and
in kegs and bottles for family use
Price-iu barrels, ten dollars in fifteen gallon
kegs five dollars in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one, two three and fOuz dozen, two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by ad-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der. and funds en- all solvent bsnks taken al par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Il Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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From MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, March, 1.-The steamer Baltic will
sail to-day for Newport, with the families and pro-
fessors of the Naval Academy here.
A fleet of steamers will also sail for Washington,
under convoy.
The Allegheny was towed from Fort McHenry
Yesterday. She will be heavily armed as guard
ship for Annapolis harbor.
The Secretary of Governor Hicks says the ap-
pointment of the Board of Safety must precipitate
that State into civil war
The majority of the board are sworn Seeessionists
and men of desperate political fortunes. The Gov
ernor may soon have to resort to Washington the
Pennsylvania line.
The great seal of the State IS in Annapolis and
will be thrown into the Chesapeake rather than be
placed on an ordnance of secession.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-07
STATE CONVENTION
SECOND SATURDAY IN MAY

SECOND SATURDA IN MAKH
After consultation with many of our poiltica
friends in various portions of the State 1t has Oeeh
agreed to hold State Convention to nominate can
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the llthday OF
Nav. We hope that our friends in every county WILL
at once take steps be represented IN that conVen
ton by full delegations. State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
triumph Of our opponents. 1t behooyes all VINO op-
pose Black Repubicanism, Federalism and civil
war. to buckle on their armour for the contest. lie
as be up and doing.
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A CAxARD-The telegraph reports that the " Tn
ion feeling growing stronger IN Western hentucKy
where the disuniOn sentiment most strongly pre-
vailed"
We learn from several of the Senators and Re
representatives. who passed through the city gong to
Frankfort yesterday that the rumor IS false Ihere
is but one sentiment they tell US, in that region OF
Kentucky and that's for Kentucky uniting Win the
South olHsuigs Courier, Nay T.
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Ii A. FAHNEsrOCK,s
y HE~TETTGE

Has long bsen regarded with aver and confidence BY large
body of the regular medical profession every State IN me
Union preparation unsurpassed BY any, and Is daily pre-
sbed By the most eminent physicians throughousht the
States During the long period Of its continued popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time to time MADE
their appearance Never has the part
OF the buyer exercise udous caution in urchasihg the
genuine article than this time These limitations are often 50
close their external resemblance A. FAHEEsTocK YER
miuge bewe circulated put upon the unsuepecng Pnr
chaser Article which he neither wished intended to pey
1t enough accredited AGENT but purchaser
must vigilance to avoid beng imposed snd muftex
every bottle himself that he is buying the genu
inc D A. FARARsToC6s TeTnifuge.
apl1-Wlm
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May Gravel on the Baltimore an
Ohio Railroad is uninterrupted.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Washington is under Semi
Martial law.
An Authentic account says there are S,4OO Vir-
ginians at Harper's Ferry.
A Federal demonstration is expected, when the
Yirginians attempt to remove the machinery 70
Richmond.
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A Georgian Observation-Disclosures at WASH
ingIOn, Alexandria, &c.

RICHMOND, Va, May 4.-Charles A. Grenier, of
Georgia, was arrested and imprisoned yesterday, in
Philadelphia.
The New York Seventh Regiment is now encamp-
ed on the heights of Georgetown.
Major Anderson arrived in Washington yester-
day.
Two of Lincoln'S soldiers, yesterday, attempted
TO commit rape little girl eleven years of age,
in Washington
The Virginia troops preparing at Alexandria,
to resist any attack by the Federal forces on tho
Virginia side of the river.
The Alabama and Georgia troops were ordered
late last night proceed direct from Lynchburg to
Norfolk.
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A soldiers sister," of Marion, Alabama, propos-
ed to the ladies of the county to furnish one hum
dred horses for the Alabama Rangers organizing
there. The proposition is being responded to with
promptness Two ladies of Marion, finding it in
convenient to purchase, nobly consented to put
their carriage horses into the service of the Confed-
crate Army.
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'sTHE LADIES, Con BLESS THEN."-We were yester
day favored, by Mrs. H. of Edgefeld, with dish OF
the largest and most lucious Strawberries that we
ever tasted. We have no. words to express our
gratitude for this sweet and simple testimonial of
our services in defence of the rights of our native
South. Such incentives will prompt us to tread
more cheerfully the steep and thorny path of dnty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-07

ARTILLERY CoRPs.-Col MLroN A. HAYNES Is now
ENGAGED IN forming an artillery battalion. he is
forming several companies. No officer in the State
is better qualified by education and character for
such position. He was educated at West Point,
and served with distinction in the Mexican war.
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From Washington.

lWAsHINGroN, May Gov. Letcher has issued a
proclamation saying. the sovereignty of Virginia
has been denied her territorial rights ssssed, and
her soil threatened by the Washington authorities,
and every artifce displayed to influence the people
of the Northern States against therefore it be-
comes every citizen of Virginia to prepare for the
impending conflict.
He orders out forces and additional volunteers as
the exigeneies may demand.
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our Prosacs and Commission business
~ 70 the house No. College eet, between Union and
Church formerly occupied b. Nieol ereen .a-ls
shaII ee conrtaatly on hand large stock Of Al aces n
ths Prpee line which We prepared to sell a. he very
ioVssteasa prices n B. cOHNoR BRO,
,.,aA.s No S CoIIszs street, between Union ohnrcn.
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Insurance can be obtained Of W. J. MARI lnsur-
Ance Agent No 25 College street, in the INSURANCE
CoNPANr of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 600 and $50 900 IN Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND IN
suRANcR COMPANY OF NASHVILLE Ap.26-tf.
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To THE VOLUNTEERS or MAURT COUNTY, WHO EN-
- ron ruE DEFENCE or SOUTHERN RIGHTs-Dur-
mo the period of your service, the Athenaum
vii make no charge for the Education OF such
of your daughters and little sons, as may be con-
fded 20 its care. The same offer Is extended TO
the younger sisters and brothers VI inc ul'L"i-
ried. 80. - HI
The Maury County Orphans of this war, shan
no adncote5 at the Athenaum without charge
" +. G. SMITH, Rector.
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Foreign
NEW YORK, May Ga prospectus is issued IN
Liverpool for line Of steamers thence 70 New
Orleans.
Hayti requests Spanish Protectorate.
The French fleet is ordered to bring the troops
home from Syria
a commercial treaty is reported between France
and Belgium.
Prince Napoleon has abandoned his intention to
seek satisfaction Of the Due DAumale.
The Bourse was firm Rentes 6sf
The Italian Chambers, by large majority,
agreed to consider GarIbaldis proposition for arm
ing the country
Paris and London for opening Rome to the Italians
approach favorable conclusion.
Warsaw affairs are unchanged. The Pope has
resolved more than ever not TO quit Rome. Perfect
harmony is restored between Garibaldi, Cayour and
Cialdini.
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A CHANGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F.
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods He will continue the business in all
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to us. He has very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles. Mr. N. +. SELTz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor ready to settle with
all who owe SELTz i HARRIS.
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CHEROKEE CURE!

An nfailizo cure for Seminal weakness, Moe
Iurnal Emmi ssionS, AaDOtsacy, loss Of P01oeTi
P1ias IN the Back, Stone in the Bladder, OoStr1cted
61 deDidfin1 from the path Of Nature, and a1dH9Sng
ia SeIE-POustiOn.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges remov
ed the organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vgor restored.
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind necessary promote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debated down and
despang devoee OF sensual pleasure will find relief
safe aRd pleasant in TASTE but immediate in its action con-
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form OF a delicious syrup.
Price 50 per Bottle three hotties for S. and and forwarded
by expl ess to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, st. Lsuis, No.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendleton, Berry Demovie
@. ". Hendershott, and by Druggists everywhere.
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