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VoUNG LADIES, SEMINARY
TIE I4n Tenn u tnis Iaaa:at9n eoaaEstsd "a; 4;
commenee eenWBDHEsDAY, The <sh day Q: septem-
her. Fox Circulars, DC address thg rndsT1gns6 s
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;@u1ls,: 33om1er,- &f.,

stEUNSl-":.. GUNS H. =;GUNs!it
~ Guna Riata, Pistols. colF1 A11sas saarpStss ~
'ficia Shovels, rsna Cold gea>ea, BLANKETS nd ~
, H9ds ef Miners Took PowdeE, shok CAPS Aao An
.es u 3tsss for h. Louis shos s1a L sols AEsnt 1s
H91ard1 Powder dEV. Z. 4nnA1
= kHts1y ~ ~ AG s.z..F..
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qu.es. . Hu.area rs.r.ar..

If our forefathers q hundred years ago eoul5 M.
boast Of their mesmeric influences or Of table turn
ing, or of spirit rappng. they the victims Of
marvellous list of quackeries Of other descriptions
which were, perhaps, more injurious in their eects
1t was literally the age OF quack medicines aud
every possible disease was fitted with ia nOstrum
all duly qualified BY His Maiesty's letters patent
There were ~The original Balsam OF Health, y 9TH
scribed as "the most admirable yui1erary in ma
ture;' the Golden Nervous Cordial or PRrzlytic
DrOps,' which was ''the greatest preservative and
restorer Of health ever yet published" and had
been sent many years ago BY Her Catholic Majesty
to King James the Firsts eonsOrt1 SThe Famous Su-
gar Plums fer Worms "Grand Elixirof Ease (which
was certain cure for the cholic; and The much
famed HypODrops,D which ''infallibly cure melan-
choy IN men or vapors in women One Doctor
Toscono" declares himself able to find out and cure
all diseases to which humanity il liable, adding IN
conclusion, Il will forfeit one hundred guinean IL
body can prove to the contrary
Some Of these medicines are put forward under
the name of the celebrated Doctor John Hill tho
great medical and literary quack Of the age; sueh
as Essence Of Water Dock y safe remedy for
seurvy and the elixir Of Baridana,D which was
intallble against govt and Rheumatism Those who
needed the latter were encouraged by the informa-
ton added to the advertisement that the Bar:dana
(burdock) is common innocent British plant. Dr..
Hills Elixir" met with rival in medicine against
the same diseases ~ one Dr. Cooley who annoTraced
'efectual remedy ? his "Ansiarthritick Wine,7
supPosing perhaps, that the very name Of wine was
enough to cure esuty pztienrB ut all these i1ven-
tons are thrown into the shade by the Medicinal
Arabian Quilt" wherein we are told, sis infused
a salutary composition chiefly Of sEagtern vege-
tables, and BY wrapping up in this quilr." suffer
ers under all sorts Of diseases were to hpd quick
relief We learn from the same advertisement that
'the author also has invented medical paper cap,
for the constant wear Of those who are Yaporous.
subject to catch cold = and Of this it ia further
stated, likewise it refreshes the memory Of the
studious, particularly those who apply constantly
TO their pen, and is curlousy centFFed that gen
tlemen (sic) may constantly wear them under their
Rsrislc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

FooD OF rHE JAPASEsE.-The Japanese SAYS cor
respondent of the San Francisco Ala California are
abundanty supplied with the means OF subsistence
By planting new crops before the old is harvested
they get three and four courses year from the
same field, while the soil, is constantly fed with
manure to meet this heavy tax upon its fertility
Their waters abound in fish. Among the different
animals killed for game are the wild boar. deer
monkey, jaekal. rabbit, squirrel bear, porcupine,
&C. The birds for food are geese, ducks pheasant,
cartridges and many others. Beef and rat flesh
are eaten. not food but medicine for the cure
of Diseases
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SPECIAL NOTICB-fhe u,sn Ar, sr.,.. 4. .,.-,,.u..
= = ~ - - cAss s paps.s dfseo4-
pad Ssoscr6crg sc1 Be nstefsd s.ss- fl,s b.efrf,
= ee9s @ sp.rs ~ czoss HaaE tsir papers; as ~
less She suo9eFspfoD e res1ss 1ts rGpey sgl b. fsss
we'd 1aSs e rue from suhfeA tAsrs tri b 10 ssrs.
Hsca or ~ eross marx, and -sss0 resr sn5scri1<o
Weekly UEloE AEzA1cAE % fsr anru-, II 49,.
IN Weekly US1oz AID AEllcAH IS psr saasn - -
Subscribers desiring their pspsrs changed u.t .,s.
The Pest Once from, veil asths t0 uhsA hsy ds.I =.
change to Be made.
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A TYroGRAPHIcAL ERRoR.-Some years ago the
French government published magnificent edition
Of the iiturov az its church and offered large re
ward for the detection Of typographical errors
while it was going through the press Bus enc err
ror escaped the vigilance thus created and this oe-
CURED in the rubr1c, where it recites: Here the
priest shall take off cqios, that Is, hs cap, but
4 was printed: "Here the priest shall take oT sa
ctlotts" his breeches.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

MILITARY ES1IsTNKSTs.- Within the past five days
there have over 500 men enlisted in the ranks Of the
Army of Louisiana in this city. These, together
with the troops already enrolled, and those DOW
mastering m me VARIOUS Poss. 81 me state viii
March 9.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

ALTERING DATES TO MAKE Cons ''OLD.r-Ths
meeting Of the Boston Numismatc Society was held
on Friday, March lat, and was an unusually large
and interesting one. After the ordinary business
Of the meeting Mr.. Bryant presented Vailant's
Work on Roman Coins, which was published It
Paris. 1894. and Mr.. Davis presented set Of the
new Canadian silver money. Mr. Colburn read .
description of the Medal the destruction Of Kit
tanning, which was referred to him at the last meet
ing, and account of the circumstances connected
with its origin.
The President, DR.. Lewis, exhibited q curi0us
old medal Of Andrew Santio, and beautiful and
extremely rare shilling of Henry LII, bearing the
numeral Septim.
Mr.. Lamb exhibited . coin Of Ferdinand II Of
Naples, on which the words dim and Bomba were
artistically stamped, and q seal or die, which so
much resembled the ancient coins Of Nisis that he
supposed it must belong to that city.
Mr.. Davenport exhibited some beautiful German
medals, lately struck in honor Of Luther, and the
Conference OF Augsburg.
On motion of DR.. Shurtleff, il was resolved, that
the Boston Numismatic society viii do all in its
power to expose those who alter the dates Of ceins
and those who make 3 trade Of selling such As have
been altered, thereby delnding the unsuspecting
and destroying confidence in rare specimens. The
immediate cause Of this resolution was a cent
which was exhibited at the meeting which had
been remarkably well altered from commoner
date to the rare one Of l7s9.-BostOn Transcript
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

FENHIs altogether medicine, the re'ult Of modern
siscoveies in the vegetable kDgdsm, being an entirely
Systems published by suackI
ing Dr. Wright veil knowing the deception Prsctsed upoH the
Medical Faculty who, wthsut dissenting
Voice. have given in their adherence 70 its perfect and undivided
reduced, when CHER medicines PhArmseo
Poa have been tried in zan Long thought years Of patient
Doctors Efforts tina Elixir to su
frnE humanity the only thing hst the following
S.sessi peSi1ity.
Mental and Physical Depression,
Dissemination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused ideas,
General Irrtability,
Absence Of Muscular BsciSacy,
Less Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
DsOrgsniEatios of the Organs Of
Paiptation Of the Heart
tsa in 't all the son'onAnts of and dOsnitAsd
AS StimuIant,
quite different alcoholic preparations It not sub
reactions shape continues exert its influence
gradually and senty, long the least necessity exists for
its presence
As a Female Medicine,
equally powerful and Elective and restores Equilibrium
than other medicines which for
Of renoVatnE for good
that they emily made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTant % the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake hI professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the ingredients Of his RsuvenatnK ExrSe know
Ing what ruin has been enaed the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally,ts the dobiited Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down be, matter how
yeu may bsenorsAEs
at whatever led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
Reiuvenattng Elixir,
And will ind yoursef pride instead
the to friends healthy, ssund and worthy
neuher Of the human family.
Price - bottle, three bottles for s. and forward
ed BY mail 70 all parts Of the United States
ssd b. all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and cALSdas. The trade supplied liberal discount
Fer sale BY the propretoII
j. WRIGHT & co.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans La
eeld in EAshvs BY o. ". HeDdershott Berry Denovs.
wing Psndlstoa, and all responsible druggists oc2p
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TAMEs A. LEWIS vs. Bostsu Brsddsn.-AtlachnsBt.--In
- this AFFIDAVIT nle It appearing Eafisf.o
ton defendant. Botts Broddsn resideat q he
State Of Tenneses and IS indebted to plaintiff In tea nm
ee5 90 II Is therefore ordered By me- that pu1leEon p
made our Union and Aerie4n eo9
handing said defendant te appear before 4 NJ % =
Perry county, Tennessee. the eighth DAY 81 April
plead spsE,r or enur to plaintiffs attachment Or iee 49,
will proceeded with aeeoralnsIo ss Ihs - d'y p
1851. }. ?. Lkp1 go =. :. rsnr
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nTarbIe Monuments, &C.

L. SHELTON inforrnshs friends and the public gen
VH eraI that is prosecuting the marble Busl-
f,hurh between First PresbyteranChrrch
ana ne POST ce he will be pleased to attend = the
ders Of ali want work in bis line BE has and will keep
an hand 4 supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBs,, De
Of finest Italian and American Marble the
be style the art All his werk will be warranted
In 10 Q-uI1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

Mr. LINCOLN Wox'T @DnE Orr."-Aecording to
correspondent Of the New York Post etiquette does
not allow President to dine out. This rule, he
alleges was established by WAsHNGrOS, and Observ-
ed under other Presidents until the accession Of
Messrs VAN BURES, Tyler. PIERCE and BUcHASAs,
who occasionally adined out" Mr.. LINCOLN, how
ever we are told intends to restore the policy OF
WASHINGTON and JEFFERSON, and therefore "dined
OUT for the last time, previous to entering upon
his duties as President Friday evening last The
dinner referred to was given BY Mr.. ScHLEDES, the
Bremen Minister, and among the guests were the
Bremen consul general at Baltimore, Lord LToss,
Gen. Scorr, Senator's SEWARD SUxSER and CAxEaoS,
and others The writer adds:
..The dinner was worthy Of the guests and tns
reputation Of the entertainer. Mr.. Schleidea has
quite name for the age and excelence of mia wines
One of the wines on his list and served out ia dia
utive glasses It remarked, dates but four years
after the landing Of the Pilgrims; and the value OF
= single bottle at compound interest would more
than defray our national debt. The proposal 70
stop that interest," met with hearty response
from ALL not excepting the President elect who said
something about the Pilgrims which ELECTED the
remark that but for their landing We should never
have had the Massachusetts school Of politics. Of
which NJ. Seward had protested himself disciple
in his much talked-of speech in Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

Az nov receiving my ga Stock Of Panoforss irsz ths
FOLLOWING Factories, which will be the largest oners IN
ne sity stslnwsy Sons "a Gale Co., Haynes bsa.ne,
anslet2n bsothss WH nbe Co., Peters and Weho Light
Bradbury, and sosesr echndt ali Of which will b sold
s mail adssnes On ees for cash negotiable paper s
new and ppnlAr music u together with Accoreon,
olinss flutes DEus Brass Instruments bargains,
come e me" a. nnHubsr as JAS. A. hccLuRE
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ISHAM G HARRIS,

ISHAM G HARRIS.
Governor of the State OF Tennessee.
To all officers of tie Militia and the Sherifs Of az
, he counties IN said StQte-GREETING:
my virtue Of an the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennesse passed JanaAry 3S, 1901 hereby
nSpde forthwith writs Of election, 10 Ill all vAean
exsng Militia, Gne OPEN snd hold elections for thSt
purpose Of holding elections in ysur respective
after giving notice required BY law and make due
and proper returns OF the sane -.
In testimony whereof, have hersunte set my hand
and caused seal Of the State 70 be Ahxet II
81. the Department in Nashville. on this 18th dAJ 'fSes
ruAry, A. D., 1901. or,s
By the Governor: 1ShAh q. AAhh1s'
J. X. r. RAT, Secretary Of State
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RArIos or MORTALITY TO PoPULArON.-Irozs the
report of the committee on the incorporation OF
cities and villages on one Of the bills now before the
New York legislature, we derive the following sg-
nifcant figures:
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Scientific DiscOVery---Electric
Water.

z Is well known u the pFofesEsn that EieeIsy ~ -
asofer Of h1s Every rsmsdT WHOA Tealy e..es - -
does 81 It's electrical aspta ten .. tas So
invalid. By the use Of such rsmed1 40 49,
WA1zR IN which paksns bs5Aed in ec1-. n 49, - -
Ladies being attended By a-Lz1g.I an c11s - -, = -
and obufinats complaints when have Is.l,,e -, -
Of eure: &C snaurpaiVe receive nsH h. 80 - Il
where patients Ksak = VISIT Ne, - 1900 ia a.,
dl.se. iusr fshs * ths aeat :. tae as..ss 80 =
-. .ss.-.,tIst1 Other patenls va e.sne. ee.ns =
stamps Ter P.9Pns. - - lending ftshslr 1gs-ae<
ne n. 1870 u synpio haze seinss ,sss . U.s.
M W. TIE Eso.rio H4terf c1lfees al On ~
tsena 10y sjr.e or alharNio 111lrbed he e<
substances 49, sfr years n iAl.nl 81 May iAen1
sss.9 srd Wonan1 diseases - -
and CIR n,' - rcesossbis ruar4nsls 81 fssi
-. nna Boarding FurnlsheA -te
III Patients. q
puxsrcrAxs sks nay Ssh = .r. .n.n.,sss 2. ~ ~
- s5~ovsry Esetre Baths are inEtssa y al . ~ 'et
H., - 70. 3P r. every day sE.e2t 1e e.ss.,n
Aa s.ses -aksviy NASHVILLE, xsna.
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Chancery Court. woodbury..

TUyHOMks W. wOoD,vs Bushton, Stone Co Payne
McParIin, Tatman Co.; Trept Brother; c. r. Garden
& Co.: Lobby. Mouton & Woodruff Thompson. buiin =
Valentine; s e Taylor; Thompson q Lyons; bo0srt n
Lesc Levic, Rssin q Co Barcrop 4 Co.; Abbott JOINS
Cot shafer. Roberts Co Lepingcott Hunter Scost
Baker Brother Slson Stone Burnett, Sexton sEsren
aer spooner; and against ali the creditors 81 Csrmcna
4 St. JohHs, Acknowledgement BiiiIt spPesrng from
the dayk complainant that said Defendants are
Of the State Of Tennessee that the ooea pro-
cess Of the law them. Therefore ordered
~ M CLERK z Master that publication made Of this order for
four Consecutive the Nashville Union aud American
nswEuauer published the city Of Nashville Tennessee
rsrnr the said DESCENDANTS their here
before the Chancay Court the Rext term Of sad eour b
boIen fr the eouny Cannon 1t the court hcuse IN the
town Of Woodbury on Monday next aer tie 9Th Mon
day IN March, 1851 aud there plead 70 conpalnAns
s.d BILL or will b taken FER eonfssee and get down
''i AsA'AAe - TH0s. g. W00D,C 4 n,
r,,,a-v4t ChAncery Court, At Woodbury..
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THE RxpREss FnEroHT TnAIr

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running the cd day Of july In connection with
the Express Trains tie Southern OharIesea
and Savannah, and continue during the season.
Through time frsn New York, eight days.
juIys2-1 E. W. COLE, Superintendent
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The Us1oS AND AMERICAN Is furnished ts subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
lCCunIy Tenn...-Susan e. Hutton. Thos Hutton,
Petition for Dvorce-Itsppeang to from the petition,
which 10 and mston Of petition that The defendants
Thos Hutton Is resident Of the State Of Tennessee Il
Is therefore ordered that publication be maden the Union and
American Newspaper Published in the city ofNahve
for four successive weeks requiring said defendant appear
the 4h day Of the Of the Circuit Court said
county Of Hardin to he held In Savannah the 4h Monday
March AMI then and there plead
petition the will be taken fer confessed
for hearing expsrte This the 4h day Of February, 1901
feb24 v4tpr'sf eeS3 JOHN s. IRWIN, Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

HUNT VILE HOTEL,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
FENIS House open for the accommodation OF the Pubo
all large, we'll ventilated and furnished
the style with and beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls lighted by Gas.
The Ladies and GeEieman Parors furnished in ple
did and luxurious Etyle, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall be supplied with everything good home
foreign sord and having In employ good
experienced cocks and table servants shall be pre-
pared and served In tbs best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and WInes
pring all the popular brands, both native ana Sig1
growth CoDnnscsed with this house 10 splendid
BILLIARD SALOON!
sessuisg three fine tables afording pleasant and AesAs
recreation for leisure hour.
Everything power shall be done to make me guests
the House comfortable.
fsbI5-dlm. JOHN P. LEE. Superintendent
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
a The undersigned will sci hisplanta Xe-ssu-
AHHA ion, called CAPITAL YIKw, lying ft4<k
TeSlT& the north side Of Cumberland River, &$5S2R
EsgsHn three milesron the City NASHVILLE, <2W
un9hWM costaing about Three Hun.
4s2A26A4 dred Acres. He will sell II all -snG2n..
tegether In small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
will exchange for we'll Improved property in the city OF
the best quality Of soil il we'll vatered about half Of
In cultivation and the balance In fine timber and pas.are
There Eesd dwelling houses good harm and stables &C.
For information apply to the undersigned to John D. James
sep20-H TH0S. q. JAMES.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTOaf
Fassett 81 Crossman,

NO. 81 HAHABT07EEE1. MIMI 1LLhs I1HA.t
RnufacsureFs and Wholesale and Retail
DzkLERsN
Ladies and Gents, Travelling Trunks,
BONNET no XES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS de.s &e.s
n EsTRE to call attention Of all thcse OF
thing line, Wholesale retail to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere We are confident that We
can sell as any the city Our stock all Of
our manufacture and Is made Of the bt Materials and b.
All admit the wisdom Of buying work
made a home 10 preference buying that made the Eas
pres1ly FOR jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the LsdiestOor.
PATENT TRUNK FOR LAD DIES.
Bo1nets Dresses Parsso, Brushes,
and waterproof compartment for SPonges, 01s, &C.
All kinds Trunks ORDER covered repsreds
rinoce. Give csl at at 81 Market street, two doors
ssrth of the SQUARE FASsETT a CROSSBIAN
maylQ-d&tEfy
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TUNHE undersigned having large hiI BODY
AND SHOE KsTABLISHMENT,i In order supply far
possible, all persons 10 want Of good article.
Having my Tannery and making most Of my heavy
LEATHER detsrmsd TO sell 4he lowest
remunerAFe prices inducement those wishing
encourage Hone instead OF Northern Manufactures particularly
eli Heavy B0Ots. Shoes and Negro BrogRnS,
ZINE CALF BOOTS
and shoes OF all sizes and qualities 10 erder.
be successful will have eonhne sales
eluavey CASH. exchange for Hides, therefore all
presentation. Spend where
ret Il again. JAMES W HAMILTON,
No. South CoegS street, Nashville,
doors |. ON Grooms, Garrett & Co.,
IauI6-dSEln Furniture Ware RooEnS.
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UNDER THE STYLE OF
80 COZ
(Succsssors to & q. eastman L Co.
EAsHv1LLs aESSxssAk
The Largest circalatIon OF any roiiucaI
Paper In Tennssses.

In politics, the UNIos Ass AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party as ex-
pressed ia the resolutions adopted BY the Conven-
ton that nominated BREcKISKIDGH ASB LAKE. It
devotes special attention to ita News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter Of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it Is without q
superior in Tennessee, OF any ether State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of tOhoe country; deeply alive
10 the development of all the varied resources Of
Tennessee, and laboring for the prosperity and
terprise Of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention, and reports Of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care.
and may be relied upon as appronmating T. GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information, the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for ysu-
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NOTICE TO sH1PPERs.

NAsKvIEIz & CHkTrAsccsA R. r. Col
superintendent Office,
URING the tine breaks the West and Atlantic Raj
road Of Georgia, being Repaired used evey exer
cn to accommodate the busnes Of Local stations in
GLIDING Chattanooga But that the breaks in the State
Road have repaired and Trains running through 70
Atlanta We think duty to In regular turn, accord
ing t. dates the reght that have accumulated during the s
pension Of the Western hnd Atlantic Rail
read Therefore, freight for LEGAL stations inseo
ing Chaannoxs until further notice. And oe
srnr 10 DO equal justice ALL during this unprscdened rush
freight request all parties in the city n.ersssa ~ sns
sasp Of both through local freight to furnish rs Win
sssemsnts Of freight ready for Shipment that hey nay e en-
uDen oar Books and hsr regular turn The AAni
49, s-i ~. "a Ia s.ies E.w. COLE,
hhfe-6 snPsrnsenaen|
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DR.. j. ]. ALTERNATELY.

row residen Of Nashville and caer. his services 70 the
IL citizens Of theciy nDc surrounding country.
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