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6tationerp ano 1anfp GOODS.
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN--THE HEsT OF ALL PENS.
MORTONlS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt OF Of the following in cash or post
.tsmrs the subscriber VIII send by mail otherwise
directed Gold Pen Pens. 'clses9 TIE 'a"' s''raA9
GoID TENS WITHOUT CASES
For 25ens the Magic PEN for SO cents TIC Ldohy feni
for 50 cents. the Always Ready PEN for IS eeDt tie EesAO
Pen; and for 81 the Excelsior Pen
The sizes are Noe. 2. 3. !. ande ,., r,,,r-,,o,oy
TIE SAAA ft cAsE IS WITH PESciLs N'''l'
For 50 cents the Mcgee Pen for IS cents ,he Lucky ptn
for the Always Ready Pens Tor rs the tefont ren
and fox e. 80 The h1eel.ier Pen These aye G
wear every which viii far ou.'t sess Of the best
Steel Pens.
| Tie name "A Morton, Number" and Quality are
stamped the following Pen. and the PSi9s are wsrf.nss
for ak months s-sint accident The numbers md
cate size only: No being TIE smallest No the srses
ADAPTED Tor pocket No he smallest and No 10 the
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for ,he deb Lcog and metu
Nib' Of all sires sad qualities. Short Nbs Of Nos and
and only OF frat quality The snsrsvss arc ise s
"'' o. VIC %" GOLD Ii, PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents sNs. Pea lit quality, OF No) Pen. q
S For e. mo Pea quality orc Nc. sPeu "a quality,
For 81 a. mo 3Ps- lot qa.uy,~ sNo iPsp, adqosli
Fer 81 So mo tPen' i: qualify, crane feO,'iqssh
i: sSS Pen +: ss:i;y Crane 'feo ~q'"l'''
THE SANE GoL rt ITr - pv sltyEe EHrISsioS
For 81 90 sNo Pen. let quality No Pen sdqrsli'y
For 10 No. PEN 1t qoaiiy' era No. Pen "a qa@
For So No sPsn, Is: quality orsN0 Pen' I'd quality
| ity, or No Pen. ID quality. - - - e..
For No. Pen, ~ guilty Or Nc. tPen "a qnsly
! For G3 50 No. Pen. Let quality. , ,1,,.,o,, .,
! GOIDPFNs ALLirOUALITN, IN slLVEa-MOUSTED
/ pEsK-HOLDERS
For 81 No. reu, tor =, y sNe 3Psni ier - 'si
Nc. Pen For 80 so No 7 Pen. - -,
For 44sNo Pen; for s. Ne. sPen; aud Tor Sos No
16Pen-
The lot Quality IRE pointed with the very hes. r'o 10
Points carefully selected and Of ID. quality arc coll
win the sigbtes, inperoeton shieh sk and the s9se''
scrutiny detect a..
The ID QUALITY" Superior 10 any Pcns made BY him
pTevons 10 the year 1850.
The ID Quality b. intends shan equal in respee, 20 Du
inability Elasticity and 6oo6 wiring Qesisies tire only TOO
coBs ierstiops) any Gold Peas nisdc el,awberc.
In regard 10 the Cheap Cod Pens he bes leave TO that
previous operating lie New &1d Psenled Mso nes 40
could have made Good Whiting and Durable Pens io
ID. price lad the God been furnished grs1i,ously
PaTtie, o,deytl9 ~ all p',dnee ip,eyy ne Nan
osyo and "Qaalfiy" 81 The Pens psDfed Gad te particular
describe ne KIND d PeHs h;y prOe--sslet'1 "E or
timber, eodrse Is nae.
An remittance by mall IA Registered L.eGs are o. my
htk -
Adore, A. NORTON
No. rs Nader Lane Nsw.YoTh
ANY ere sen6nsA single letter potstap III receive cir
tulsr with tie enssyiogs sbose reieuedt 20.
~ For see py al dealers IN the Ans ibfeosboai ne
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] abort 500 LOTS Of LAND in tho CITY Of HoBOkEN'
N J-Win be sold at Public Auction at the Sale-room'
Nc Ill Broadway Trinity Bui dngl on July ~
inst ct IL O'Clock, noon, by i. LUDLOW 70 apS'
TFR TRACT in the City of Hoboksn. New Jersey Every
10. put up will positively sold to the highest bdder WIN
The option remain upon bond and mortgage foI
three yeas at per The lots will be sold by good
tts i fee simple free Of ell incnmbances and wih % con-
yeyed by deea In order the porchaser all
e,genso Of examining tho title complete abstract OF title
viii be furnished them free OF charge and original arche
pocnred AT the EXPENSE the seller will be exhibited to
them Maps the property showing tho particular lots TO De
,od will posted IN different pss Of hobokeD jersey Cit
and Tayoa week or ten days before the day Of sale and
NAV be seen now the ohce of the AnconeeIs 10 Pine
st. NewYork For further particulars apply to ChAkLES
u BUTLER, No. Uapoyer-sl., New-Y0Ik
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NETWORK g. NEwHAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT


l9t2. SrhNu AhtANorMbNi. i'@'
Passenger Station In New Yorh E1uist and lhsv.
Entrance on 3lthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nc Haven. NJ, tEI)i I2;lS tEH)i 3i'c.
For bridgeport J - n, ,EIl; l2ls. GI)i $50
Fcr %Sii s,Ss,srd Fairfield southpos. md w..tpor.
&c. M: l2.l5, $3.50, and 40 p N. u, o.o 40,
For Norwsl. q go nl5, J. (Ex)i $3.50. 49, s.;
For Dsrlsn md Greenwich go M. Ills, $50 49,
- Foi stanford I 8 tE1) go nj a:lS 9.EIh ,;
go 4:1D, 30 3 =. M ira) .
10, Por, Chester and intermediate Stations 91oA II;
H. $50; 1. % $50, G:p, p. IN.
koy POI Che.ier and New Rochelle 8p. m, (EI)
CONNECTlH) TRAINS.
For Boston, vaSprmgtsld, a. M, tEHL tEIh p Tn'
Fer Boston via shore Line, l2:lS p. IN, lEI)
for Hartford snd Springfield, a m. tEI.h BID, 5,
(EI). p. M, tn
for Conu.celi River Railroad 10 Montreal q NJ (Ex.).
and 1918 p m. 20 Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fishh Railroad. an,
OH " 10 D. ~.
For N.w.IIa.en, N.v.London and s,onington Railroad
cts o. M, l2:l3, 8 o. IN tEr.)
For Canal Railroad. Ia Is y. m. 20 Northampton
Tor Honsatonc Railroad. to Pittshtid IN p NJ 70
Darlington ard SATURDAYS through 20 Pitched.
FOR Asaga.uck Rnilro Dad. M. p. m. .
For nsihuy aud Norvak Railroad. ], 800 g. M, 4; ~
Commodous Sleeping Cara attached to p train.
JAMES a. HOY 4. Superintendent,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.

Nf.N IA L. lAhIJsUOfOO VI
From foot Of togftlsndt Connecting a. Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lalswsnns and Nessrn Railroad,
spd az Eas,on with Lsheh Valley Railroad and s connec
uon, forming drec, line &c Pittsburgh and the West without
sUMMFR ARRANGEMENT-Com Commencing May S. 1862
Il cave Ne~-Yolk a. loIiows:
'HasR.suRs E1PRs-s-A. q IN. for Esston. Reading,
Pottsyllls. HarIisburg Msuen Chunk, Nilanspor &c
MAIL TkAs-At a NJ. for Easton, Water Gap scran-
ton, Great Bend. Pitts,ou, WLkesbarre, &c. -
n THaouGH TRAJs-For EastoD, Mauch Chunk, VII
Hanspsrt, Residing. Po,.svle Harrisburg, 40
p. N. Way Passenger TRAN-for Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown. and Msnch Chunk
3:9OP. n WAY TRAIy-For Souervillr.
ar Y. WssTERs EIPgr.stor Ees;on, Allentown. Read
Ing hsrbnFr Pbcrsh and the West Sleeping cars from
jersey City THROUGH 20 Pit,sturgh.
EIPRy,s TRAIN HARRssBrRG-Ths o & IN. Express
rain from New York strives Harburgat 2. connect
ing East and West Central Railroad NORTHERN
Central R,lroad North and South and With the Cumoer
land Valley Railroad.
Tug THRousH E1pKEss TRAM FOR TIRE WEST, leaves
Nev.Yors At D. daily SUNDAYS excerted making close
connection narri,bars with PsnDsyyana Esiroad-with
no change OF cars 10 Pittsburgh and but one 10 Crcn'
r,,i and Chicago -Four hours time IL saved BY taxing this
train. %.
EtItABEruPotr AsD NKwYoRK fgRRr-Lesye New
York Pier No Ncrh River $40 and ll;Io IN
$40. 40, and b y. -, -, -
trip each way. JOHN u slhhSs' Superintendent
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Enanlial.

NRw-YoRx AND HAhIBn RAILROAD Co, I
TRsAsuRsR's OyUOB, corner 4th-av and 11,e-,"'(
INTEREST COUPONS of the Second Mort
gage Bond. win be paid and aite, Ausn:t : az the
Trsasurers Office. w. u hmEhooAN, i'o
CALIFORNIA STATE and SAN FRANCiSCO
~ CITY INTEREST CUfONS, pnIcha.sd a. me lowest
eurrep. rates, By DUNCAN sbhhMhN q VI
Bankers cor Pine and Nssssu-sta, Neville rh
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Gales bp Anftiotl.

A n. MgBwIS. Auc1oneci. -,
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving bu! y.
tiooery Pic.ures Works Of Fancy Gods Furniture NC
WEDNESDAY EVENING July 80 h y Seock'
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS boohS-Coni
p,ne great yaiety VI valuable standard woIH ana hce'
f,neous literature &C. Also Photographic Albums
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Ocean 5teamers.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July l, 1862
IA FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA: 80,
each month when the: DIT. n ss6
SUNDAY. when the day Of departure viii DO 's "oNDAh
For sigh. or passage apply the only 0ef No Bowl
nggreen. y. d. nLL,-,, n.o..
CTEAM from NEW-YORK to LIVERPOOL.
O-Ths Steamship GREAT EASTERN, Walter Patton,
Commander vii be dispatched NJ
From Liverpool calling At from New New T om, 40
sATn isRsn aug 49, st sTnP1aY9 BE-, n.
TUESDAY, Nov: 49, ! THURSDAY, Dec. ~ T.,
Speed, Safety and Comfort Hs.scXsEs BEING uss
BoaRD) is strongly recommended ~ the most ehtoe
| conveyance for passenger
From ss5 sl15 each BE h according 70 the me- sisas
ton and accommodation of the State all having the
privileges tn. 5oons and in regard to meals and at
tendance Suites apartments for families may be engaged
Tickets ior the voyage to and from Liverpool at sre and
Servants accompanying passengers and Children under
years of sge half fare; ioians IRE
StsteRoom Berhs meals fnru-bed at separate taoe ""
THIRD tABIS go,
Intermediate staieRoom passengers found with BEDS Bed
ding, Table Utensils and good .uo.anaa! rood ~ @~
SrEERsGE,
with .u perior accumulation. $50
Fsresby the GREAT EASTERN. on and after the tnp OF
the 9ih pfsep,embsr. viii be advanced - per cent
rier ced sui board.
9L fsi; iIf rs;ass e No DC Broadway T.
ROWLAND ASPlNWALL, Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
! - a. Quesnstown Cork Hsrborl-Ths Livcvce, Nsv'
YORK ard Phil delpha Sesu hip Company intend dispatch.
IN, their fu ed Clyoebuit op Steamships az foowG
CITY Of WASHlN0TON......ss ufcay Aug z.
ETNA....:................. ..".sstnrdsy Aus b.
EuINBI EGH...... ~,
And every succeeding SATURDAY, al noon, rom f'n
No. a North River
RATES PASSAGE
/ FIRST CABIN.......S SIEERAOE. s....ss''s'.ps
First CABIN to LontOn... 90 SteerGge TO London.."
Frst Cspn 70 Paris 49,. IS steersge TO Paris
lrs. Cabin 20 Hamburg. a5 Steereee to Hanburg "
Passengers Hsyre Bremen rot,erosn,
Antwerp &C., At equally low rates $1,000
Fares from QUeentowp lt Cabin ID IL Me
II guineas >teeTage from Liverpool ~ U.s. From Queens
town, 456s Tickets be bought here a. the curfens
rate exchange enabling people 10 send 100 sne
These Steamers have peiir ac1 odatons f psssen
rer. are strongly og IN Wate tgh Iron Sections ana
carry Patent Fire Annhistor Experienced Surgeons Ns
attached to each steamer. . ,,
For further tnforms ion sppU 10 Liverpool to wILLiAM
INMAN Agent No. ~ Watr o.. in Cls-sowto allen NAL
COLIN No 5 Il Enoch..qaare. In Queenitown 70 Z W.
/ ID. SEYMOUR Co. In Londoi to EWES MACY, No:
~ Kius Millia1.s In PAii. to JULES DECoOE No ~
Rgr No Dame de. Vctsire. Place de bdaTse m rhs-
delphia to JOHN O. DALE No. Ill Wanuts'. or a ne
JOHN .. DALE Agent No. Is Broadway. N. Z.
TT 5. PASSPORTS.-Addres or apply to II.
~ w. CoLVEl No. 2i7 Broadway Room No. ~.
nsw-York
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y,rancln,.
FIRE. INSURANCE..

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
W9 orrns oyrnx ConuHsclAL MUTUAL IssgsAsoK Co,
Cop"eici~ ""'"s NV oss J.ly "a IcC2
am ,,, IN ,ooforni,v 10 the (nar,sr Of the Company,
rnos;n, Statement OF lie Affairs 90 The 3oth oil
,oe,.
.' MI. o,.,., An. nth lima 1851 eIso lIa As
-..,,.a au,,.. An. wa, .nain. 3ob
i'.'D'Np ,oe, ....'......... 49, ss4 Ga
' ---
Total Premans'''.'"'.'' *''1''' "
Premiums mnied o" - carmen ''' 'oe 'e~ '"" ..n %
ing 3th june iSoI''''''''''' N -
Los,os and expenses '.'''''''''''"~ ~i''Vo'
RetGrn premums...''.'''''' ''''''" 9l'.'o "
Reinsurarees...." z'E"
~, s2q,7T19
:, a.. cou,.nv an tho sOth Jups
-
1852, were ~ iopo":
o"' u o.'.' ;,.. IN, ST.
New OH S'a'e 'iy ."1
Untso o's'es MI" ''"'' ''' ,..nnu
Loa"' v" o'''' -f6ls,lli Of
p,.u,nm Note, and Bills Receiyable........ 4Vi29 VI
Salvage Reinsurance and other claims due the
- ................, Is 400 Al
'O"p"S - sona,v Nots. NJ Estimated
~aiao' ............. ......... 23T2 u
COZ, osI .,
io'A A''0e'''' ,' - -, @.
Inc bo"ia % 49, -, nrn cp.r = A. -, .s,,.d
Dmide"d ~ 4" bNl'-ri'n 4 n'' VIM '1 - 90, -
pIe~.""'' - an .nd .aer m, so,h
1862 for which certhcs'es nsS oe '''1'' Y" -''
day OF August neht So. D.,,..,
They have also ihio DAi a'',H''1 ."
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mon UARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING.

NOR FISHKILL and POUGHKEEPSIE.-
II IN. ,,esmbos, RIP VAN WINKLE leaves every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. a, o'clock M from the foot Of
Robinson-,, landing at Cozzcnss Cod sPfins Cornwall
Nswhnr,h Low Point Marlborough, and Milton. Return
inr leaves tho evening at o'clock, laGd
ing At Low Point and Fishkl. Fare 80 cents.
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DOSTAGE-STAMt ENVELOPES.
l. Postage Stamp Envelopes OF tho NEW STYLE, to be
had Only at MURPHYS No. 45s Csnalst
Price only rs cents per thoutand
Sod IN any quantity.
DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing write. 10 10 hourf Seat BY mail Send stamp
for circular. GEO. y HAWKES., No - Nassso.st, N Y
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Goet arr .fcnn6.

I OST-Yeslerday morning, BY a wounded sol
j dior FIFTY THREE DOLLARS $50 Of In Treasury
Note, and hreo 81 bin, Also. CHECK Dclmonco for
60 cents liberal reward viii be paid for By sertsan, H.
BRA D51kEIT, BIandIesh shec, corner Of CaaIss and
EySSdYsy.
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1nsuranre Companies.
Boots an6 Shoes.

e.C 80 80, 81, and 81 5G.-SHOES and
SDC. CATERS, NEW SPRING styles, new rssdy
,rJoNts's Nos. 10 AID II Anns SPlesse call and sea-
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STONINGTON LINE for Boston, via Gro
DENCE. NEWPORT TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 N K, foot OF Court
lsndt-st. DAILY Except Sunday, at p. H. ~
Freight taken low by any other Line Oihce oil Coni
''' w M. EDWARDS, Agent.
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men, not Omcers, Wanted.

Gen. T. f. MEAGHER, the hero chief of
the Irish Brigade, made a speech in New
York on the 2Gth ult, from which we
extract the following passages
| ask for recruits. "Good."1 I ask
for them with significant emphasis, and
l ask for them alone, Cheers We
don't want any more officers. w have
enough Of them in the Army Of the Po-
tomac, and more than enough, if we are
TO judge Of the shoals in which they are
coming down the James river, and spread
ing themselves all over these safe and
delicious sanctuaries of the loafer, the
military sclremer, the impOster and pol
troon. [Groans and Kisses. We want
no raw impOrtations with unblemished
buttons and virgin blades. Continued
grOans We want mcn--strOng, honest
vigorous, hearty men-men with muskets
instead Of straps, across the shoulders
Cheers The officers now in commits
sion, who have conducted themselves with
ability in the field and have fought with
honor. should have the first promotions
They should be advanced before every
other claimant for military distinctions
no matter how useful, enterprising OF
potential the citizen, now deyoured with
the love Of danger and immortality, and
painting for double bars Of gold, or silver
eagles, should chance TO he. Cheers.
Then come the non commissioned officers
They should have the first commissions
vacant in their regiments. Cheers,
The sober diligcnt, bravo Sergeant, who
has been in battle and stood the tempest
as calmly 40 though il were a dress pa
rade he vas going through, should taxi
the lead in the army list of judges
bankers, the most influential Of pOlitici.
ans, or the most warlike of the Senator
themselves. Prolonged cheering 1ha
is the way TO do il, That is the way {,
recuperalc the Army Of the Potomac, ant
make it stronger and holder than ever /
had been. Never mind new regiment
until the old ones, that have proved thei
metal and baptized their colors, shall
have been sufficiently recruited Neve
mind sending us new officers until th
vacancies now existing shall have beer
filed up by the tried officers commits
stoned aud non commissioned, who ar
on the ground.
Come, then, Irishmen, since neither In
sufficient nor ulsound food, nor INSULT
cient clothing, nor excess Of work, no
disease, nor any injustice, blunder o
neglect have been the causes Of thos
rcd gaps in the ranks Of the brigade
/ which this day, on the battleGelds Of th'
/ New World, transmit the military repu
tation Of our race, and 80 rodeoms, by
/ page Of honest Val0r, the contemporary
/ history Of a people from whose p0litica
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70 + T l c l A L
By the President Of tie United States Of
Anle1TCa.
...
A PROCLAMATION,
A PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance of tho sixth section of the
act of Congress entitled AN act to sup
press instruction, TO punish treason and
rebellion, TO seize and confiscate the pro-
pcrty of rebels, and for other purposes"
approved July II, 1862, and which act,
and the Joint resolution thereof are here
with published, I, Abraham Lincoln
President of the United States, do here
by proclaim TO and warn all persons
within the contemplation Of said sixth
section TO cease participating in, aiding,
countenancing, or Iabetting the existing
rebellion, or any rebellion, against the
Government of the United States, and
to return TO their proper allegiance to the
United States, on pain Of the fOrfeitures
and seizures as within and by said sec
ton provided.
In testimony whereof I have hereunlO
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington,
this twenty fth day of July,in
the year Of our Lord one thous-
L. S. and eight hundred and sixty
two, and of the Independence OF
the United States the eighty
seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State
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lPUBLIo-No. 100


AN ACT TO suppress insuTection, to pun
ish treason and rebellion, TO seize and
cOhiiscate the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes.
BE IL enacted Jy the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of liner
ica IN Congress assembled. That every
person who shall hereafter commit the
crime Of treasOn'against the United States
and shall be adjudged guilty thereof, shall
suffer death, and all his slaves, if any,
shall be declared and made free or at
the discretion of the court, he shall be
imprisoned for not less than five wears.
and fined not less than ten thousand dol
lars, and all his slaves, if any, shall be
declared and made free said fine shall
be levied and collected on any or all of
the property, real and personal, exclud-
ing slaves, of which the said person so
convicted was the owner at the time Of
committing the said crime, any sale or
conveyance to the contrary,notwithstand-
ing,
Sec. 2. Aadb be 70 further eildcie3, That il
any person shall hereafter incite set on
foot, assist, or engage in any rebellion
! or instruction against the authority of
the United States, or the laws thereof, OF
shall give aid or comfort thereto, or shall
engage in, or give aid and comfort to,
any such existing rebellion or iusurrec-
ton, and be convicted thereof such person
shall bo punished by Imprisonment for a
period not exceeding ten years, or by a
fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars
and by the Liberation Of all his slaves II
any be have or by both Of said punish.
ments, at the discretion Of the court,
Sec. 3. and be Il further enacted ThaN
every person guilty Of either Of the often
ces described in this act shall be forever
incapable and disqualified to hold any
Office under the United States.
Sec. 4, Aud beat further enacted, Tha
! this act shall not be construed in any
way TO aflact or altar the prosecution
conviction, or punishment Of any person
or persons guilty Of treason against th'
United States before the passage OF TIM
act, unless such person is convicted unde
this act,
Sec. o. And he IL further enacted. That
TO insure the speedy termination OF tn
present rebellion, IL shall be the duty o
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPHNNARY

NHE attention Of citizens strangers, and othors Vn'
i ting Nashville, requiring medidai Ard, u respect
fully called 10 this ONCE No n Deadorck street. SEQ
oud door, between Cherry and the Square,
DR.. COLEMAS Ia an old practitioner of incidence ms
almost unlimited experience and hatierhg success
for many years past, IN the treatment Of PRIVATE lHs
EAsp has induced him 10 devote his undivided htten'
uuu W all diseases Iof this nature. Many cases Of
The most inveterato character have promptly yielded
TO his improved method OF treatment,
Primary, secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
Ills, GonorrhUa, Gleat and an diseases OF the genla
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 BE
remities,
female irregularities and functional isdcrange
mens OF the Womb, and the disease arising from
CESSATION aud IN manged parturiuou.
EvoTy case of Rcducble Rupture, and OF Pics az
Prunpsus OF tho Roctum, and most cases OF falnlAi
can De cured by process nearly painless, II either
of The latter cases be- undertaken by Dr. ColemaHi
cure rs Invariably i0drdatrd a. careful e1aminated
always paosens the NECESSARY indications N success o.
failure by his improved method Of operating.
Persons OF either applying IN poTson or by letter
(dcEcrbmg oasc) on the Arst symptoms ~ any acute
specific disease, can be cured, n most cases, BY The
a0ortIyo method, m torty-c hours.
elrlct confidence, prompt attention aud moderate
charges, viii govern him with bis patrons
80 No mercury used No the treatment OF ueaerea
diodsel, as he believes On most casss) n produces
] worse disease than that u Ia given 70 cure.
once hours from eight In NE morning ~ uine N
The evening, ian 10, 04-ly
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l. O. 0. +
JOINS F Inns, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Washable, Tenn

JOINS ,. Inns, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Washable, Tenn
Tennessee Lodge, No, Meets every Tuesday Even.
ing at their Hall, ON the corner Of Union and SUM
mcr streets. Tho officers Tor the present term, arc:
o, T. Lesueur, n c.; J. f. Mills, YG,; j. l., Wcakey,
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
TruJus Lodge, No. lo-Mects at tho same place
every Monday Evening. The officers are r. A.
Campbell, Nc; Henry Apple, Y.G,i J. J. Park,
Secretary b. r. brown, Treasurer,
Smiley Lodge, No. gO-Mocls at their Hall, on South
Cherry arnot, every Friday evening. The officers
are o. C. Covert, Nc, Frank Hartman, Y.G.i james
wyatt Secretary W, NJ. Mallory, Treasurer,
Auroru Lodge No. loS, lGeuuau} Meets at the
Hall, corner OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening, The officers are Charles Rich,
N,Ga =. Friedman, VIC; -- Butcr,ioh, secretary
Geo se,tcrlo, Treasurer.
Rligsly EHcuapmeaf No Meets at the above Hall
on the nrst aud third Wednesdays of each month.
The officers aro' J. y. Mills, CP.;T Il Mcbride, n p.
q. y. Fu,lor, SW.; Peter Harris Jr., J.w.; John y
Hide, Scribe ID. R. Gutter, Treasurer.
olire Branch EWclwpm1t No i-M,o,a at Tho
above Han on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month, Tho onsgrs are: Jas n Bolt
C.rl Henry Apple, MP; L. Mokcr, s.w.; r. Frici
man, Jw.s Charles Hrchor, Scribe; }. n Ward
Treasurer.