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The New York herald., 1862-10-02
POLITICAL 1EvELLIGENCE,


Tas Nxxr oosGk~-1hs journals ,Lsoasnous she eoun-
Gy waking up N the importance Of sending men 70
the next Congress who viii DO able to understand the
precarsoas condition 10 which the Unorhas been broghs
oy he contract jobbers, wireworkers and radical poi
tcians who compose largo part Of the present natonai
senate and ouseof Representatives They Gnd that the
people determined 70 reprdaie such as Sumner,
Massachusetts, Anthony, Of Rhode Island; Nalandig-
ham, of Ohio, Lovsjoy, Of Illinois, and Stevens, Of Penn
fyvana and they are, consequently, in quest Of mate
rial Of undoubted loyalty and such oe trusted with
important duty Of restoring the Unicn 10 its former
position.
TIM pEoPlEs CONVENTION IN MASSACHUSETTS, Tho move
recently started among the people Of the Old Bay
State throw of the political lesches and Intervals who
continually striving TO crcumven the government
and obetrGct It's action has created considerable
nation among the abolition adhcrents and followers Of
Governor Andrew and Senator Sumner. The Grst in
tention of the movement merely TO head on Sumner
and prevent his election 70 the ssnas but the recent
attempt o. Governor Andrew to dictate to the President
his course Of action convinced the conservative
Of Massachusetts, Of the necessity Of providing place
for him also ameng the political fossis. The movement
gains daily In popularity.
OWEN IoyEJoy-This abolition agitator has been nom
mated for election TO Congress the Fifth district OF
Illinois In speech recently delivered at Peoria, he pro-
essed TO have undergone change Of heart and said he
should henceforth give cordial support TO all the generals
in tho aeld and hereafter would pull the ropes Just AZ Old
Abe directs. OWENS future actions prove that be 10
he may yet receive absourion although his crimes
have been enormous.
Com AcsgPrAScE.-Thurlow Weed the nomination
Of General Wadsworth not made In accordance with
his wishes and the republican party be deceived
with the idea that 1t win obtain easy victory Weed
understands the feelings OF the people.
MAINE EIEcnos--Eearly complete returns Of the cleo
tion in Maine show the following result the
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

ENVELOPES roR POSTAGE STAMPS ONLY q RI
M O all the best and cheapest IN Q
Al r X. DAwLEYE new steam printing esabdhmsnA
per OF Rcade aud Centre streets.
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TIE REBEL coNSEDERACY.
yhs BeuIDers Of CC>ngress-lts Generas-
CasuaIti "a Of the War,
Ac- kc.. -

Cen fsses rate. Saalcs G0vernme nj, ASssSS-
ra -Sed February ~. 1907.
fss-sAs si- >cnerson LAWS, a miss.
yAv fisa L,s--Alox II stephens I'd,
Sssssarg s5 Siase-Judab y Betjamin, La,
SsrrcarsDf War-Geerge "; Ranaapn. i'n Va
s>Srraarsiuf rssasarg--Cnas u Memmingcra o. ".
S.ersfa n 81 S,ny--slrphon X Mallory, Fla.
Ado = a 6esera,-Thonas u. Watts, Ala
foaA IS G.se,o!-Janses H. heagen; ieAA'
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Eos. Nsranasr a. Rice publishes card declining 70.
ELECTION 70 Congress. 80
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The Confederate Conrre,

On Friday September 20, The Senate O'Clock,
the President, Mr. Stephens. In The chair.
Mr.. khel was excused from attendance during the
remainder Of te session on account Of physical ndpcs
ton.
Mr.. srARpow offered the following resolution, which
adopted
Resolved That the President be requested 10 inform
the senate whether the appropriation made By the
entitled can act to aid IN the construction Of certain
line OF railroads ia the States Of Louisiana and Texas sp
proved 1sth April. 1892 has been In whole part
used for the purpose contemplated by the act, or any
contract or engagement has boen made by him n relation
70 the said appropriation or any part Of IT,
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

missouri under the apportionment is entitled TO thr.
seen members The State has been districted and
she above members-sef elected 70 the Provisional
,gress-hold
traken the oath Of allegiance to the United states
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

WORTH KNOWING-Prof. Wood.
Naose siyertisement will be found in an
,'aeT column. has discovered a remedy for
'Ee gray snd bald, which is at once practic-
sue and cheap 1t requires no dyeing. no
"-S' no extraordinary trouble. There can
ls no doubt whatever of its efficacy. We
nave seen testimonials almost without num-
.s'' and from men of great intelligence, high
sanding and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for wears are
l'N wearing their own hair, and appear ten
,-rS younger than they did six months ago
l,' N most cases gray hairs and bald heads
arc Doth premature and unatural, it is the
.''y to remedy them by the natural and un
l'o7'ed means which Prof Wood has in
's'''ea' and now kindly offers to the afflict-
Head bis advertisement, try his won
-''ius remedy, and give the Prof. new
'S'lnonial.-1isnphi, WLig.
'''o ny all respectable druggists.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
county the 22 s62

To amt received from Collectors for 1851 and previous wears 1s,856yo4
0O w npeions wears ~ 10 % iO ''A ~ ' ~ so67 ,25l
To- Cra
To do do do
from
1922
To amt of seated lands for 1850 and
Too
do
do do 3fom
prevou
| - m nrevius Years 40 ~ $4,000 ~ "
To Assembly 18th May 1861 100000
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
G7uE CONFESSIONS and ENP-R1ENCE

F;7UE CONFESSIONS ard ENP-RIENCE
1 uf a G-IULi-slluG a., q warn
inE. AMI for tie especial benefit OF Young
Men and those who suffer with Nervous D.
b.i5.y, Loss If Memory, Premature Decay.
&c. &c. &c-, by one who has cured linn
self 10y simple means, after being but to
great expense and inconvenience. through
tine Uss Of worthless medicines prescI5lcE
y learned Doctors.
Singles copies NAV Le had OF the Author
{. 4, LAMBERT, Esq. Grocupoint. Long
Island, by enclosing a post paid addressed
envelope Address CHARLES A LAM
BERT, Esq. GIeenpoint. Long Island. y
p mos. Jan 18th 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

OCTOR THOMAS r CHAPMAN vii
! send al who wish /: (iree of clarge1, the
Recipe and fun directions for making ard
using beautiful vegetable Balm. llat Will
eiIectuaIly remove IINFIEs. ELoElIIs. TAS
FEEcRLEs. DC, &c leaving the skin clean.
smooth, and beautiful also .uH directions
Tor usin- rEI-ATREAC'> CELLCE1-ED STE
ULANr. warranted 60 start fGil growth
Of Wniskers. Ct c NUstacLe. In l.ss tLth
thirty days. Eitler of the above can an
obtained bv return mail, Is aG1le-sir-
with stamps f-r return pCs'age) DE- THO
CHAPMAN. prATICAI. C--FNIs-. SCI PRo.p
WAY, NF1y NoRK.-2 mos. jan 18Th. -ga
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
All HIereuriaI Diseases

Il Is a conveniently arranged BanG, con-
taining a uedicatcd compound, 10 be WON
aTg-nd the Waist, without injury T. the
most delicate TeTsous, 10 change Ia habits
ol lri8E Is required. and ii- entirely Ie-
moves tie disease fron the system, with
out jr-3uginE the injurious effects arising
frClu Jl- ,-e ef powerful internal meii-
81. as 81 hiah weaken and destroy the consti-
tuti.n and give temporary relief only. b.
ls.5- treatment tie medical properties
COG tanned In the Band. come IL contact
u5;L the blood AID reacles the disease.
t,ruugh the pores e the skin, ,flect5lE
IN srry instance a perfect cure. and rl
stores tie parts afflicted Il q healthy
condition. THIS band l. also .-.ost powerful
A,,II-5IE-gy RIAL ageut,aul vi ! entirely re
rere the system from the 7ssrHjor5s efEset~
If mercury. Moderate cases are cured IL
a .ey DAYS. and We are constantly rucoiV-
INC testimonials Of its efficacy in aCrivatud
cases of long standing
PRICE $500. TO Jr had # Druggists sen
orally. or eau be sent by mail OF express,
with full directions FOR Use, 10 any part
country direct of FROM the principal Once
No. ISI BROADgFAs, NY.
O.. SMITH i co. SOLE PHoPRIE>oBs.
h. Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
For sale by II. c. Devilc, Elcus burg.
A-a-rgS -.nfrs EErEEyv Efrx.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19


cEEIon L. W Hall Of the Senate has
,sa- us a neatly bound copy of the Report
II .Le Superintendent Of Common Schools"
l.r tho last school year. From il we learn
tat there are Iia schools in this county and
L vet r.quirei Number Of male scholars.
8e36. Number of females. 1924 Number
learning German 40. Number Of male
rslcher> III Number cf female teachers
IS. Amount levied Tor SC hool purposes
tIs.78I.3l Amount levied for building
rnrposes S5.9545s- Amount received
from State appropriate te,oa2 SC.
i1From the Harrisburg Patriot and In
ion. We learn. that William Palmer has
been commissioned as Captain. James Mur
ray as Is, Lieut. and Thomas A M'Guirc
as ID Lieut. of the Silver Greys. The com
panv. it Is Sai viii be shortly removed to
the Arsenal. and have charge of it during
ne remainder Of the war High Private, -
vii Of course continue to favor the public
with elaborate accounts If the thrilling
events that may come under his observation
IN his post of trial and danger.
1tOu last Sunday the sleighing was su-
rsa1-Ieci5ei1y the hest Of the saason-and
";e.nr~o, those who have adopted as their
motto. the lines,
g. Let the world wag on a. it will.
FlL b. gay and happy .till.''
Eyed themselves hugely. as uncle Toby
says 'by skimming over the snow, tie
heaatiful snow,' to the delightful music Of
tie bells, and with beautiful bellies by their
>ii@' \ scene which we Witnessed while
taking walk along the plank road in the
alre-roon, wildly recalled to our memory,
verse Of the good old song of the " Low
backed car"
would rather own that car. sir,
With Peggy by my side,
Than a coach and four,
With gold in store.
aud lady for my bride
For the lady would sit forniu'st NE,
On & cushion made with taste,
Hhile Peggy ,could SIT beside me,
Hltt mn arm around her traist''
It's arm was around her waist in This In
stance, and, Jerusalem. but they both look
"n2ppy! Welearn from the sleighers and
the @9ghcl. that the monotony of their ex>
,lTSonS was occasionally rendered delight
III, by romantic upset, frightful run off
ala shocking smash up. But as is gen
3r-.iy the ease on such occasions, uobod,
a., @.llei and nobody hurt.
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Tolal, s25244.16.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

c;-The election fJr Township and Bor
ragh officers comes off next Friday. Tick
IS neatly and expeditiously printed at this
c=r-e. OF course the condidaJe who gets
Ii, tickets printed, will be elected.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

Agents wanted EvoTyyv Eorc-
June 10. ely.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

Grains will stop AT stations marked
AZ" only xhen signal is given.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
easurer Poor Of Caa county

OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE BY POOR
HOUSE.
Amt of outstanding debts due prior g.
Jan, Ist 1861 9c2,O2
do of outstanding debts due for
the year 1861 l-l27,O4
Balance due Treasurer 1872
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PRODUCTS OF TnE FARM.

, -20OhG Cabbages 3, ,l29 lbs beef a,aug
| $50 lbs pork slaughtered
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

standing debts due Cambria Co., and amt u in
debteduess of said County.
Witness our hands the Commissioners
Office at Ebeushurg tire 2lst 6ayuf JANUARY ISC2
JOHN T. STULL !
+. !. NELSON Auditors,
ER DUNEGANS
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Remaining Jan. 23rd leC2

Remaining Jan. 23rd lSG2 60
OF this number - are sane AID Is are
Insane. or the sane 50 aIe males aud y
are females, Ofthe Insane, . are males
anG are females. a-e blind and are
permanently disabled
No Of meals given 10 travellers SsS
No Of out door pauPsrs relieved during
the year ls6l
n. receiving relief Jan. 28-1 ls52
We the undersigned Auditors .
Cambria County, respectfully report that
We have audited. settled and adjusted The
accounts Of the Poor House aua House q
elnplcymcrt Of said county VI Ia Geo. q, h
ZaEn. Treasurer of said Poor House agreea-
bly with the law and 10 find Islauce IN
favor Of sai3 Treasurer.
January .G55 A D 1862.
JOHN r STULL. !
r J. NELSON. -5E5I -
T.. r. DUNCAN
GIVEN UNuER OUR HANDS NHls .5rc Dan
oF JANUARY. a. u. lS62
JACOB H0RNER1
WILLIAM DOUGLAS tDtrsct0Ts-
GEORGE DELANEY
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

NUMBER OF INMATES.
Remaining Jan, 29th 1851 C6
Admitted during the year loo
Births during the year
lE9
Died during the year
Bound cut curing the Yea.
Discharged 90
AbscUaGed "a
100
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

Jan :, TO JJunIN VIuCIS, AVVV'OV
To amount appropriated TO the Directors
of the Poor. out of the real estate Of Mar
garet Cas>idsy. a Lunatic: (See Common
Pleas of Cambria county.) 5 2i.l6
To Balance due Treasure, 1872
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

ITO LET-THE MAGNIFICENT STORE s7i BROADWAY
adoning the main entrance Of the Lalargc House;
of 25x4B feet with two splendid show windows attach
Of The besl locations on Broadway, and spablc for
jewely gents furnishing store other geneei
Win be let al very reasonable II called for i'm.
mediaey For further apply VI No. AlS Broad
Way, or A lQl kast Thlrteepth street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

rro LET-HoUsK AND STABLES, S PIKE STREET;
win be leased 10 responsible party separate togeth
at reduced remit house has thirteen rooms aud panes
water ami range; price 500; stables have room
nvc hofses water price $40; bill house. Apply
at 261 West street, ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

To LET-THE GENTEEL THREE STORY HIGH sTooP
House. 40 Fourth street. near Bark street Modern i'm.
proyements; and hxtures good yar & in good order
Rent cheap " family. Apply al W. Hudson
l.. RADF0RD
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

A rTACHMENT NOTlCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
"A by given that writ Of attachment mas been issuea out
OF the Supr. New Jersey AT he suit OF CatbA-
r,no X Waterbury a inst ,he estate of William HAYES
and Francis NJ Iayes hs wife the VI nve thousaud
dollars in plea o debt and that said writ was returned
' CilAs y. SMITH. Clerk,
Dxcrxpra IL, 1861 TgEooosE EuSros, Attorney
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

A : SULLIVAN sTREET.-MRs. H.. R0EDER, FOR
C meriy residing many years In Wooster street. neat
Amy and Christopher be consulted at her residence
No 40 Sullivan street all affairs through life, with and In
regard 10 HEALTH Marriage Love Affairs, Jorneys Law
suits Business Sickness and Death Beware Of imposition
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

1pE BowERy, NEAR BROoME sTREEr.-NADANH
lOO wIDaER, Clairvoyani and gifted spanish ndy, uw
ves The mysteries Of futur love marriage absent fiende
sickness prescrbes medicines for al asoases tsa lbJ
uvmberr properly lest W asolep, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

, SULLIVAN sTREET--MRs. ROEDER GIVES TRUH
I'D and wonderful Information all affairs through sfe,
and gives lucky numbers for the lotteries She Ia the only
true and psmst in this city Remember her residences
Is sullivan street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

TOR SALE OR, ExcHAxgE-A SUBSTANTIAL
three story brick House, with the moder rn ,a,
with two full o OF eeund, situated IN South Broosin
the ferry. The above will be exchanged for sgaj
syn alreet, New yeyS 'ssS l" N"s A~f'
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
LECTURES.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AIRS. HANKINs' FAPER.-ETTQuErTE ARTS OF
Hy1 Beauty, Social Games Courng Original Story of a
Female Spp Pictures, &s Unlike other papsrs. Try n
No. % Walker street.
vT,HAr "CuRIoUsr Boog OF CITY WOMEN OR In.
y tSfsstng Female Characters IN New York. Cheap ed.
zion, z6Sages, limo, ready. Price % cents or mailed
Tee 20 cents NJ GAUKTT, pussher, 50 Walker street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

A LARGE LOT OF BIRDS WITH THE LAST ARR
u vaL--A number Of Mocking Birds full song and
NJ 5V9 Broadway, New YORK. D1VIil VENTEN'
EoR sALE-THE SCHOONER YACHT JULIET NEAR
Wtons In perfect order built 1857 draws feet with.
oot centre BOARD Apply ct 4s West Eleventh street
E'RANCIs BUTLER, NO. s PECK SHIP, HAS ALL THE
cholce Breeds for stock and saIe Buter,s In 70 ,hs
naDse CnEe and Flea Externnaor 80 cents Ger bottle
6uueIg pIeedlng Trfininy Diaeasee, &C.. OF boesD Al
Dogs boarded trained, &c. Medicines for All dtseascs "
w dren breed no object. Apply between he saur. a.
Asa b0sl0sSP MAJ % East EsafIssai ssssh -'u''
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23

John IOrgan tho Bank Hobber.
The Louisville journal Of the Goth
says
All the rebels Of our city vehemcntly
protest that John Morgan, in his late
Cave City raid, took the money from the
/ Express under the belief that IL was all
Government money, aud, that, il convinc-
ed that any portion Of it was private
property he will restore such promptly.
We are not aware what reason or pre-
text they can possibly have for saying
this, when they certainly must and do
know that their pet guerilla helps him.
self to citizens horses wherever he goes.
| 10 steal horses is no better than stealing
the value Of horses ia hard cash or bank
bills. We cant presume that the horses
Morgan has taken from scores Of quiet
citizens were supposed by him TO be
Government horses.
But let John Morgan have a fair
chance to make good the protestations of
his rebel admirers and friends in regard
to the robbery Of the Express. John we
know, reads the journal, and we hereby
inform him, by authority, that S2,279 of
the money he took, consisting of 1858 of
the banks of Tennessee, Snnih Carolina.
and Georgia, and S1,62G of the Planters
and Union Banks Of Tennessee, belonged
to Mr.. Arthur Bland, an Englishman, a
broker on Main street in this city, and
was addressed TO his clerk, VIM. r.
Toomey, at Nashville. If Morgan or any
of his friends want proof of what we
state, Mr. Bland win promptly furnish
it. So now we shall see whether the
boosted and Boosting guerilla chief is
willing to be known not only as horse
stealer, but as a money thief We hope
that his friends are not wrong in their
estimate of him in regard to this matter.
Here is certainly good opportunity
for this guerilla leader TO show that he
has some respect for the rights of private
individuals and intends TO make war up
Onithe government only. Will he restore
Mr.. BANDS money? We are afraid not
If Mr.. B. is not a sympathizer with the
rebellion we hope that the authorities
will not suffer him to be the loser. If
Morgan does not make restoration let
$2,279 be collected from some of the ac-
tive rebels in the vicinity of Cave City.
Let the policy enforced the other day
at Pulaski be adopted in all these cases,
and we shall soon have no more of them.
The rebels who now encourage these
raids will then use all their influence to
suppress them Immediately.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23

The terrible moral effects Of the Re-
lbellion upon the South may be gathered
from the following extract from the
North Carolina Presbyterian
"Many churches are vacant, the min
listers having gone TO the war, Most Of
our Sunday schools are disOrganized,
and but few, / fear, will be revived
until the war closes, lntemperance and
profanity abound, and are fearfully on
the increase! Religion is at its lowest
ebb. Such thing as the conversion Of
souls seems scarcely 10 enter into the
minds either of clergy or laity. May
we not well mourn over the waste places
of Zion than oyer the temporal 0alami-
ties of the war ~
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
furnishing the Traitors.
Trom tle RIehmona pIspaleh, Mar 8.

hi"h Tue hiOhHVhu blnPatt4i stay y,
II is said that nine hundred of the
citizens of Nashville have been arrested
and will be tried for treason. The pun
ishment for what the Yankees call trea-
son is death, and this is the fate which
these tyrants will really execute upon
all in the South who practically maintain
that doctrine of the sovereignty of the
States in which they were educated from
childhood, and which no one, either in
the North or South, has ever disputed
up to the present war. The whole pro-
gramme of the invaders is worthy the
dark ages. The scaffold is TO grOan with
victims, and the whole property of the
Southern people to be taken from them.
The statement of the Richmond rebel,
that the "whOle property of the Southern
people is to be taken from them" is just
as true as his statement that "uine hun
dre1 of the citizens of Nashville have
been arrested and will be tried for trea-
son" and not more true. The fire of re $
bellion must be burning low in the South
ern heart when it has 10 be fed with
such fuel
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
From Oorin1h.

The following despatch was received at
headquarters in st. Louis on Tuesday -
The Republican says lhe letter spoken of Is
evidently one that has been Intercepted: "a
letter from Regimental Quartermaster at
Corinth TO his wife, says they (the rCbels)
are gone up They have scau, ten days
rslions, and can get no more. Thinks there
will be no lighting. as Hallcck bes Gu. of
their upplies.'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

INHE attention OF citizens strangers and others Wis
4 tlng NASHVILLE, requiring meddal aid, Is respect.
fully called 70 this office, No. 81 Deaderck street SEQ
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square.
DR.. COLEMAN is an old practitioner OF medcIne his
almost unlimited experience and hatterng success
for many years past In the treatment OF PvArH DIS
EASES has induced him 10 devote his undivided aten.
ton 70 all diseases lof this nature. Many cases of
the most nveterate character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
Ills, GOnOrrhoa, Gleat and all diseases Of the genta
and urinary organs, meet with resistance 10 his
remidies.
A female Irregularities and functional isderanee
ments Of tho Womb and the disease arising from
CESSATION and III managed parturitioR.
Every case Of Reducble Rupture and Of Plies az d
PrOapsus OF the Rectum, and most cases of Fistula
can be cured by process nearly painless II either
Of the latter cases Is undertaken by DR.. Coleman
cure is Invariably DaTTaRed careful examnatied
always paesonts the necessary indications Of success or
by his improved method OF operating.
Persons Of either sex applying IN person by letter
describing CASEY on the nrst symptoms Of any acute
specific disease can be cured, in most cases. by the
abOrtive method, in forty.eight hours.
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, viii govern him with his patrons.
bB- No mercury used Ia the treatment Of peHerea
diseases, as he believes lin most cases) 1t produces
worse disease than that Il is given 10 cure.
Ohce hours from eight IN the morning TN nine n
the evening jan rs, '62-ly
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23

LNkDM the subscriber, living in Davidson County
~ Tenn on Wednesday night, the 14th inst TWO
NEGRO MEN, named PITT and JOE. Pitt is about
feet high; weighs about l75 pounds; Of brownish
and is about % years Old busby hair with pleasant
COuntenanee
Joe is about 20 years old; weighs about 100 pounds;
feet inches hight rather darker shade than his
brother Pitt. He has q scar from cut on his left
foreiinger down look when spoken to- both clean
shaved. They will probably keep together.
viii pay 70 Dollars piece for their apprehension
returned 20 me, or secured that can get them
If akenin this County state, and so Dollars each
if taken out OF the State W. u. SIMPKINS.
NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1862. Inns
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
incorrect.

We learn that the paragraph in the
UNION, a few days ago, stating that a
soldier had been assassinated near the
Water Works, was incorrect. The I'M
fortunate man was drowned accident
ally.