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C5utta ncrtba Cement.

For preserving and repairing TIN and other METAL RooFs
every description from its great elasticity, is not inrc,
the contraction and expansion Of Metals, and will
crack in cold or run in warm weather.
These materials ADAPTED ALL CLIMATES, g." =
prepared to supply orders from anypar Of the count"
at short notice, for Gutta Percha Roofing in rolls
prepared for use and Gutta Prcha Cement in barre
with full printed directions for application.
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LIQUID.
GUTTA pERCHA CEMENT.

For Coating Metals of all Kinds when cE-
posed to the action Of the weather, and
For Preserving and Repairing Metal Roofs
OF ALI. KINDS.
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A&TNTES NV -AZI'ETa-
We willmakc liberal and satisfactory =:
ran.ements with responsible parties v
would like to establish themselves in b?
erative and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH
We can give abundant proof of al
claim in favor Of our Improved hootin2
terials' having applied them to severai tha
sand Roots in New York City and vicinity
JOHNS & crosby,
SOLE MANUFACTURES.
Wholesale Warehouse 70 William Street
Corner of Liberty Street. NEW ft-N.
Full descriptive Circulars and Prices will be furnished OF
application. al. 3. ly>
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elusive 6f 10 900 70 specuaters and exporters The
market is irmer for American with advance Of
penny por lb.. while Surats rule quiet but steady
TRADE REPORT.
The advicss from Manchester show . 6rm but Inactive
market
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
The breadsutis market is generally quiet and steady.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. Wakefield Nash 6s Co.
and Others quiet and steady wheat steady
but slightly easier; red Western o. Southern los
'0s 3D. white Western, los I'd u.s.. white Southern,
II 8. 80: Us Corn firm mixod, 20s 6d. white, 3os.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
The l'rovison market is generally very dull Mossrs.
Bgland, Athya Co. report-Beef heavy Pork has .
declining tendency Bacon quiet and steady Lard quiet
with doA onward tendency Tallow dull with slight
decline.
i.rvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET
Sugar quiet And steady Rice steady Coiee-No sales
Ashes Grmer at 34s Rosn dull, common. 2ss Spirits
turpentne nominal
YONDoN MARKETS.
Breadstufis declining. Sugar downward Coffee firm.
Tea quiet Tallow easier Lnseed oil steady at ass
ASS. Sd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3, 1859
CorToN-The OF the week reach 20 600 bales in
GLIDING to spectators and TO exporters The
half penny American. Surats have been irregular,
with advance of one-fourth OF penny. The sales
to-day only 900 bales the market closing quiet
and unchanged. The following the authorized quota
TONS
orleans. ........... .29aad Zlad
Mobile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..2Snd. 261d
stock in port 2l2 500 bales of which Il 900 bales arc
American.
Breadstuffs firm. Wheat firm Corn steady.
Provisions dull. Lard easier.
In American Securities Hin Central shares brought
48H 48 discount: Eric, 32h 80.
Tie bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
$2lS, 900 since the last weekly report.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
Dad.

Bs,ssln Jersey City, On Friday nighs October TO- Al
she advanced o. 30, Ilss BRAss, anative Of al-
yor. county Meath IrclanaA
requiem mass for the reposc OF bis soul w be sung
~ Peters church, Gxand street, Jersey City. this Mon
day) morning. ~ nino O'clock aud The body will nme-
dltey afterwards be horne TO ST poicr's Ceacscy iud
city. The friends OF family ot his son Rev
nuctor Hanr. are mvtcd TO be present. No !.
ragrs allowed than tho numog authorized by the cf
the Newark diocese.
bLNR.in brooklyn, on Saturday, October ~ Of con
gsstive bcorchs, pA the beloved daughter of George
aud Mary Black, agsd years, mouths and days
The relatives aud friends reslsettnly nvited 70 @
tend the funeral, rum the residence O her graudfaef.
Aud Finley ~ Prospect street HfecklYs on TUESDAY
Afternoon, at two O'Clock, without nuther aotde
CAtLAAS -On Sunday october ~, Dawn, ury son os
rhiv and susan callahan, aged mouths anu ltu'ys
The relatives and frieads @ the fsosiy are respccuay
invited 10 attend ths funeral (AodayI aicrncon, VI
trc ohocx frhn the residene Of ma iafcr's, No
goerck street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

CAPE RACE, Oct 12-10P.M.
Tho Canadian Screw Steamship ComPanys steamer Hi
bsrnian which left Liverpool Thursday, the I'd inst
and Londonderry the afternoon of Friday 3D. passed
Ahis point at nine O'Clock this evening. She boarded
by the press yacht
Tho advices by the Hbernan five days later than
chose received by the Persia at New York.
The United States steam rigate ST. Louis had sailed
from sbon in search of the pirate Ssmmes, who is
ported of the Azores engaged in destroying American
Whaiers.
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec arrived At
Liverpool on the 3Oth ultimo.
The steamship Kangaroo from New York. arrived at
Liz erpool on the I'd inst.
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Married.

HAppxy--Kiyg .-ln "Wednesday, Ocseber s. a. orlent,
!. l., by Revyi.. & Weed, ALsrAvpEG HADpfS NJ n, TO
Miss PaKm W Kye only daughter of Aesoom King ESQ
Of Urieut 49,. -
Joxrs--nrurr.-on Wednesday, October 8, % 81.
Geovycs church oy the Rev. sylvanis Reed, lHaAk T.
yosRs EMILY g.. only daughter VI a. Murray utchstt,
HsrxIrr-FrIiss--At West Faruis, on Thursday oct0
Der z, by Rev George l talsr .JosI MkHsur son Oh
the osiiciati ing clergyman both Of Greenwich, Conn
New York papers please copy.
ottrs--Ctirx.-On Thursday, October o, BY the Rev.
Mr. smith, psosAs ). oILrs ~ hmLy w. ctrn, beth OF
Isi.r rftv
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Burning Of the Ship Cincinnatas, 0i
ROatOu,

The following particulars have received respect
ing the destruction Of the ship Cincinnatus-
September 8, 915 T.. ~. latitude 80 degrees north,
longitude 26 degrees so minutes west smoke dis
covcre issuing from the after hatch. Put matches
fore and att and hove the ship TO- on looking down the
after hatch found the ship in amcs. Preparations
made TO launch all the boats. Al 1880 7. NJ
found the flames hid made such headway that thorc
hopes OF saving the vessel. and abandoned her
Al 80 were picked NJ by the English brig Fanny Hunt
hey Captain Moore. (m the Ch OF september spoke the
bark Neptune bound 10 Marsclies, who took board
thirteen OF che The balance anded Antigua
While on board the brig Fanny uniley the officers and
the Cnclnaius treated with great kindness
The Cincinnatus was from Newport. Wales, bound to
Shanghac coal loaded and supposed taken tire
from spontaneous combustion.
She owned by j.. A. Hammond, OF Boston. At the
time she last the vessel in imes fore and
aft and probably sunk after
The officers and crew lost everything except little
cin
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

Y % U
The steamship City Of New York, from Liverpool Isl
via Queenstown 81 inst Cor New York has not been seen
from Cane Race and probably passed that point on
Thursday night.
Tho steamship Scotia, from New York IL due on tape
Race this evening. The weather is ine, aud should she
make er appearance the yacht wiz bs able TO place
intelligence srom New York Of 1, day date on board
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Co. IS Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS Stakeholder II. 1862.
81, 81, 80, IS a. "a. 63. 65. u. II Is, &c.
KENTUCKY Class 4st-ociober n, 1862.
a. SO, 25, g. 30. =, 20. Is. 6l n. ~ So. "a 20.
Circulars free OF cnars. by addressing eitherto
MURRAY, EDDY A CO.,
COviDcton. XIV, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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TO THE EDITOR OF HrE,LD.
The soldiers OF the Que Hundred Thirty second
New York Volunteers, Colonel Claleseu commanding
sent home thousand dollars United states bounty ip
one day. FRANCIS MANSFIELD.
Chaplain OF the One Hundred aud Thirty second New
York Volunteers
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Financial ana Com mercisl.
LONDON MONEY NAgErr.

IoNroS, Oct 2, 1862.
con,ols closed a, ps. s3is Tor money.
In A,nerrsn stoxs Erie Railftad brought 81 g.;
s1,,osa reptral shares, lst; a II i disc H,nt.
l.oxDos, Oct. S-Evcnlng.
tunsoas ososs,f al az. ao5ys ror money.
urvrxrno. corToS NAawEr. ocr. 2.
us ssies "A s,st-o rr da, r,ch Is 600 baes In.
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omcIal Drawings OF en-. De,a war. sss

DxLAwARE, EXTRA CLASS 43I-0ctober II. 1862
3S Is. -. 8. -. Is. -, 10. 20, So. IL. -.
DsLAwARx. Class Sjs-October II. 1867.
80. &c. 10 ~. ~, a. III. IL, ~, 1s. Al 6l 2, "a
JOHN A. MORRIS co.
Wilin pgton. Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

BY reconstructing the Chinese governn ,ent, re-
generating the Chinese nation, and adv. sncing
civilization and Christianity in the East, thu ough
= Yankee dynasty in China-by contract
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
The Rebels Driven from Missouri Int
Arkansas.

ST. LoUS, Oct IL, 1862.
Advices received from headquarters from General
Schohed state that his advance under General Brown,
had driven the rebels out OF Perryvile and that they
had fed hastily across the border into Arkansas. He
says rebel forces that portion Of Mis-
souri,
The following despatch from General Halleck re-
ccived at headquarters last evening
MAJOR GENERAL CuEIs-You will consider Colorado
Territory as ia your department formal order VIII be
ISSUED and sent TO YOU.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Prizes Cached In NIL Legaltxcd Lotteries. 3.
In. .orn,aton giyen. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
No. II Wall street, room'No. /, New York.
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Portugal.

Tho mrrisge Of the King Of Portugal with tho Princess
pa ~ proxy, celebrated at Turin the 2sth Of
September amid great rejoicing The new Queen en-
bsrked a, Genoa FOR Lisbon shortly alter the interesting
kerc,nonies.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Course was peculiarly applicable TO the Tie iecmed
the prcsent trial Of the puc 70 be pregnsp, with
ings for the future, temporal md spiritual TINT sacri
hces Of the people civil and military proved ths since
rity Of their principles and matter Of astonishmeut
forsign scocrs of natural prds and honor our
selves
WANT or HARMONY AMONG MILITARY AUTaoRIrIss
There appears 10 be unfortunate want OF harmony "
the action OF our military authorities in reference to
ing orders For instance. MAJOR General Cassus NJ Clay
is now engaged in making political campaign, while
the records the War Department no IS shown TO
oo under orders proceed New Orleans and report
himself 10 General Butler Such an ordor given him
by General Haleck u is said that subsequently,
ovcrrdcn by special order from tho President 10 await
further ORDERS but neither the President nor Genera
Clay have reported the latter order 70 the War Depart
ment to headquarters OF tho army there is record
there OF its existence
In another paymaster had been directed TO pay
certain br ade Before doing he is sad to have
ceiyei from the President furloug thirty days The
records show that he IL under orders 10 make the pay
ment designated, and, consequently. other ocsr
been detailed for that purpose and loud complaints
made that the soldiers have not been pad.
In still another amaor geners Of distinction who
has high reputation tho field l. absent his
command, a. IL is alleged, by the special permission Of
the President but there evidence of the fact among
the records at the War department This dua and indo
pendent authority Of issuing military orders is calculated
moi only TO place officers aalse position but TO create
much confusion in Me service
THK EXPLOSION AT PITTseyRG.
Court OF Inquiry, consisting Of Lieutenant Colonel
George Andrew, Major Campbell Graham and Major w.
J. Newton. United States Army, is ordered to convene
at Allegheny Arsenal Ptsburg the 18th instant 10
investigate the circumstances attending the recent OK
ploson which occurred at that place. The Court is
dered to report the facts and give opinion in the
matter.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
Italy.

1hs meeting Of the lower classes Of London In HYDE
Park Sunday, 10 sympathze with Gsrbsdi resulted In
kotlna. owing TO shouts In favor Of the Pope Rome
The latest accounts In regard to the health Of Garbadi
IRE satisfactory.
(par,Jald and his followers has been decided on.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Cftixons and strangers who Desire y
fne and esgsn Hat should call at ESPENsCHEID's lis
NASSAU Iss
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citation Compsns' = Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS NO 32a-October 10, 1867.
81, H. 30. ~, -. 30. Al, 10. 10, ~. r. 62. 10.
CLASS No. s3i-octoosr II. 1862
Is, 90, "a, =, !, 5s. 40. -, 81. q, 35, 63.
Class No ss2-Octobcr IL. 1882.
"a. 81. &. II. 4. lG 30. 40, IS, 50, 25, %.
Fer circulars. kc., address
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France.

In PxFn 10 was fully expected that by TIN 1st Of No
vembsr the city of Mexico would be in possession Of the
French troops
II IVES again rumored that Ensand had pointed out 70
France tho necessity Of evacuang Rome.
Tho Paris Bourss was nat al 7Or. 2oc.
The Freooh squadron In China has been ordered pro-
sccd 20 Japan consequence Of the mcnacing treatment
nj the European legations BY the Japanese.
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The bounty 10 soldiers.

clothing.
The Bounty 10 soldiers.
TO THE KpiroR or THE HnE,LD.
The soldiers Of the Que Hundred and Thirty second
New York Volunteers, Colonel cla,sseu commanding
home four thousand dollars United bounty p
one day. FRANCIS MANSFIELD.
Chaplain OF the one Hundred sud Thirty New
York Volunteers.
OmciaI Ora wings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky aud Missouri ri state Lotteries !, 100,
81, 81, 80. ~. -. a. 6i. 65. II. II u, 49,
Krsrucxr: Class ast-ociober y, 1862
"a. SO, %, o. 30. =, 20. l3. 81. ~, ~ 3d. "a TO-
Circulars sea" free q ''''m mksa g ET6Y
Covineton. Ky., or Si. Louis. Mo-
OmcIai Drawings ortns Delaware state
DrLAwA.r, EXTRA cL.ss asI-october II. 1861
IS, Is. -. 8. -. Is. -. 80, 10, 81 IL, -.
DsLAwARx. CLAss s53-october IL. 1867.
80. 36. 20, a.. ~ -. H. IL. ~, Is. Al. 81, 2, "a.
''' - : '0Hs *i...s.sa a aDsss, D..:%.;,. GO;
O0sctaI Ora wings OF the Library Asso-
''''a ''n''ci Gas. oSsrs Se sss-oeoser y ss TO- 1867
S4 a. ao I 81 so 80 soe.os,, 81 sS A. s H. g. TO-
2S, 90, 81, 2, !, ~. 40. -, 81. q. 35, 63.
Cl.ss No. ss2-Octobcr II. 1882
"a. 81. .. u. 4. lG. 30. 40, IS. 50. Is, -.
" e'''1 a. = r FRANCE CO., ce,ins.ou. K,.
Information given. JOSEPH hates, Broker,
No. II Wall street, room'No l. New York.
Cttixons and stYangers who Desire .
Gne and esg,ni'lla should call at ESPENsCHEID's lis
Nassau street.
Card Pie,ares, 81 per Dozen. in the
style o. Photography. at APPLETONS 4s3 and i46
Broadway. Pictures made In all kinds Of weather
Eight Csrfes de visite for Sl-cqual 60
the best made BALCH s, rs Greenwich ST. cor Barclay
United states Patent Improved Photo-
way--aii styles snd prices
overwhelmingly Patent Salaman.
der Safe Depot is removed TO No. 100 Maiden lane.
Tru.scs.-DTarsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
TIL NO. ssy s s % ,ns s SH asnaS
Trusses.-Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss os OF Broadway and Ann under Bar
nums female attends ladies'
Trusses.-ssW mites Patent lie ver Truss"
GREGORY A CO., IS Bond street.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservasive and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Astor House The
Dye is applied BY experienced artists
Bea autiful Com npieston.-Lair Bloom
81 Youth, ~ Liquid Pca has no equal for Purifying and
Bcamsyinr the Comple and Skn. Ladies' after using
this delightful toilet article, will have oshes. All Drug
giss, and iss Broadway.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-thc R<st I'm the
world harmless aud reliable Sold drug
s perfumers where Factory 81 Barclay street
Phaion d son,s s.Csctn,'' the Hest ArtI-
Gle 10 the world for dressing and preserving the hair Sold
Ivy oil druggists
Tee Prof. Msller's 30 Gems Hair Dye,
blak and brown. and Inyeors,or, Is c-cS. Sold by ali
druggists Depot - Dcy street
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

Card Pictures, - per Dozen. in the
style o. Photography at APPLETONS, 4s3 and i45
Broadway. Pictures made In all kinds Of weather.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

o Youth Liquid Pearl has equal fog Purifying and
BcauHylng the Compe Sion and Skin. Ladies' after
this delightful toilet article Will have no ohes. AL Drug
riss nnhI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-21
alashvilIr atmiuu.
For Freedom and Nationality,
:. g. uEHCER, EDITOR
TUESDAY MOANING, OCT y, 81.

As only very few persons have had an
opportunity Of seeing a Louisville paper
containing the particulars Of the battle
of Chaplin Hills, we doubt not that it
will be an accommodation to the public
to publish the account in full The NOR
tality in the Tennessee regiments has been
very great We learn from other sources
that in the three companies of Rock
City Guards, which were in the battle,
there were about thirty killed and some
forty wounded This was terrible fatal
ity, and will again shroud many Of out
households in the weeds of mourning,
Our city seems doomed 10 drink of the
cup Of sorrow TO the dregs. Persons
who arrived here on Saturday and Sun
day from Murfreesboro and Carthage
state that great alarm exists among the
rebels at those places in consequence of
news which had Just arrived from Ken
lucky, that Buell. had captured thirty
thousand of Braggs force who had been
hemmed in between Dicks River and the
Kentucky River, at the junction of those
two streams. The rebels are hurry ing
away all their supplies South, as fast as
possible. Is it not possible to arrest
this movement by dispatching an expe-
dition Immediately to cut off these pro
visions and forage trains? We certain
ly should never suffer these supplies to
so South, if it can be prevented, 1t is
passing strange, that with our immense
superiority Of troops the rebels are still
allowed TO feed and clOthe themselves in
Maryland, kentucky and Tennessee. We
learn also that FoRREsT is dismounting
his new cavalry and converting them in
to infantry. The soldiers are greatly
dissatisfied at this, and are deserving as
fast as possible. A company recently
raised in Bedford County, has left en-
nlasss. On the whole the prospects of
the rebellion in Tennessee are hopeless
ly gloomy. The rebels grow weaker,
and the Federal force grows stronger and
stronger. The power of the Government
never appeared so vigorous and over
whelming at any previous period, and
tho partisans of treason may be assured
that the people have not yet put forth
near all their strength in defence of free
government. Woe to all rebels when
they do!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-21
KILLED.

KILLED,
John st. John, A. A. c. s., Lytle's
staff
Lieut.. Col. Geo. P. Jouett, 18th Ken
lucky Infantry.
Maj. w. P. Campbell, 18th Kentucky
Infantry.
First Lieut.. J. A. Y. McGratb, co. A,
10Th Kentucky Infantry
First Lieut.. j. s. Murray, 60. d, 10th
Ohio Infantry
Second Lieut. VIM Porter, CO. I, 10th
Ohio Infantry.
Capt. Il. McDougal, CO. II, Sd Ohio In
fantry.
Capt. HE. Conrad, Co 3D. Ohio In
fantry.
First Lieut.. c. L. Starr, CO. X, Sd Ohio
Infantry.
Capt. Alex. Berryhill, co. A, 2d Ohio
Infantry.
Capt. John Herrell, co. II, I'd Ohio In
fantry.
Capt. j. C. Drury, co. B, 9th Ohio In
fantry.
Maj. o. H. Johnston, 10th Wisconsin
Infantry.
Mai. j. Schumacher, 21st Wisconsin
Infantry
Lieut.. d. W. Mitchell, co. c, 21st Wis
consin Infantry
Capt George Bentley, CO. II, 2lst Wis
consin Infantry.
Lieut.. Z. j. Kirkland, CO. II. 2lst Wis
consin Infantry.
Capt, Samuel j Boone, CO. G, 18th
Penn. Infantry.
sscOnd Lieut.. Henry Tert, CO. c, 18th
Penn. infantry,
WOUNDED.
Col W. II. Lyle, 18th brigade, in
head, not serious, prisoner, paroled,
Col. Curran Pope, 18th Kentucky,
slightly in arm.
Second Lieut.. james Gray, co. b, 18th
Kentucky slightly.
Second Lieut.. Joseph Mcclure, co. G,
18th Kentucky, severely.
Fret Lieut. j. b. Wood, co. F., 10Th
Kentucky, severely.
Fnst Lieut. John Lanaghan, co. 6, 10Th
kentucky, slightly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-21
A Hunt after Rebels and Another
Foot-race.

AVNA" NV
About one o'clock Monday morning
party left camp under command Of Gel.
,. II MILLER TO attack force Of guerril-
las reported to be out on the Gallatin
pike some eight miles, and variously es-
timatcd at from one thousand 20 fifteen
hundred. The rebels having got wind
of the visit our soldiers intended 10 pay
them had already commenced prepare
tons 10 skedaddle, Their camp was on
AvDERsoS's farm, and under command Of
Col. GEo. BIDDLE. On arriving at the
locality, Col Muller found the birds had
flown Our troops pushed forward and
came up with the rear-guard some dis
lance beyond, when they opened fire
upon them. The guerrillas fed like
wild pigeons, our forces following them
to the river at the Hermitage Ford, in
NEELEY's Bend, where one Of our men
was killed; Capt, DUYER of Co. I, of the
Seventy Fourth Ohio was shot through
the knee, and will probably lose his leg
His horse was killed by the same shot.
Col. STTRATToE, notorious guerrilla, is
among the prisoners.
The rebels lost five killed, at least, and
probably many more, several wounded
and some fifteen prisoners. Our soldiers
were highly indignant at the impolite
conduct OF the rebels in running of,
when they called on them, just 70 enter
tain them with few balls. One fellow
covered with dirt said "the fight didn't
pay for the trouble of hunting it up" We
are told the rebels out-skedaddled all
their previous skedaddles, on this occa-
sion. They ran like antelopes, like race
horses, like blueracers like ostriches, like
springbacks, like DAvY Crocketfs "streak
Of creased lightning. They went off by
jumps, and leaps, and springs, as though
their toes were of cork, and their heels
of india rubber. They fairly jumped
out Of their shoes and jackets. Each
rider managed to keep at least two
lengths ahead Of his horse And these
guerrillas who invariably run on the first
approach of danger, who hate fighting
as the devil hates psalm-singing or holy
water, or as IsHAM HARRIS hates sobriety,
truth, and honesty, who never attack
anybody unless it is a sick man in an
ambulance, or sweeping picket, pretend
to say that they intend to capture
Nashvillei
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-21
DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PHIVAFE DISEASES.

E7-(Rs-aa Or KING, formerly Of New YOrf 70
oIEG the last four years Of Louisville KS.
and Who has devoted bis attonti0n.a
the treatment Of private diseases for 90 years Patsr
himself, having ATTENDED 10 q practice FOR 81 mani
years AMI cured 10 many thousands be In enahled q
cure Az dteGfcs Of private nature, no matter boz
Dad tbey nay be from iurdicoua medical treatment
Or from neRieot Of their own. Dr. kings Disyohshrv
No - Deaderick street. between Cherry and tsv N arr
eoond story, whore he cures all dseis'e ~ q pr.vat
nature.
Gonorhea cured without nausoous medicines or 70
sneronoe with business
Structures Of old or recent date, ego9toay cured
few days, BY az operation which canhos 90 pals
Where Structure e1hN heaitb cannot he enloys-
Perhaps no disease causes more mia0hlef sud unde
mlnes the constitution b. much
syphiliE, with all the dFta86f ~ thr sain sruwI
out o. neglect Or bad rehtnent, car he eieCtDa
cured 20 few dayE.
SeJailaaI WeaneEt Parsu lar attention having Be,
given 70 tbs disease aud AZ he consequences gTo,sf
out Of ~ brought on 10 many cases BY the desiTuot
habits q lnoonaidorate youths, and excessive iut1
fenoe o. TIE posaona neglect n Whi0h vii unds
mine TIE Constitution, foDdering tho subject unit
business OF society and ginf premature old aye
Femsles who may Be aLorine Fith any diaionlty
ne womb may fe6t assured Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing AID statlnFths
1aEe, with aiee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. a. King kOf
uoaderick street., Nashville Tenn. viii have the re-
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