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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
Extraordinary Confession OF q
Charleston Rebel Organ.

ChariestOn Rebel Organ.
(From the Charleston Courier, May o. ,
THE DUTY or REPENTANCE AND RESIGNATION.
We have fallen upon troublous dmes.-
While some hearts are bleeding under te-
reavements caused by the present STRIFE. 9TH
ers are aching with anxiety for the objects
Of their love who are girded for the battle
and prepared TO go forth 10 the field OF blood
First obliged to part with luxuries, comforts
we're afterwards removed from beyond our
reach, and now we must be content with
homely necessaries. Homesteads have been
abandoned aud the inmates obliged to take
refuge from the spOiler under the iois Of
strangers. Those who counted their posses
aions by thousands have been reduced TO
want, and many contemplate with disquielcd
minds the probability OF being deprived Of
those means whereby they maintain wife aud
child.
We are now experiencing some Of the evils
Of war, and we feel that they are the most
terrible OF the rods which God stretches ont
over a people In punishment Of their wick
edness. We must not overlook the vital 6cs
that our tranegressiOns, and obstinacy, and
ingratitude have caused the Judge OF an the
earth 10 inhiet upon US this, the heaviest Of
all calamilies IL Is true that all are not
guilty to the same extent many are free
from the more heinOus iniquilies, and IN com
p0rison with atrOcious offenders appear right
eous and holy. But none OF US are nnaccus-
cd by con science, and the smallest trnsUe5
zion kiudle5 The wrath Of Heaven and deserves
eternal punishment. Mere temporary evils.
such as affect the body-nO matter how uu-
merous aud how grieVous-Cannot atone for
the most Indifferent mFdemeauOr or dgliu.
qlCnCy Tor every sin Is an ineult aud iulig-
uity offered TO Jehovah, an open expression
Of contempt for His authority, q bre3ch cf
liis honor. Every inlra3tiOa Of tue Diyi0e
law Is an act Of rebellion, which, unless w.
peuted Of end forgiven, the Almighty Sug.r-
eign must punish With Sitting retrlbItion
The Judgments wo arc gr0auing u1d.r haze
been viited upon us Ia our national capacity.
The tfanFgreasions which have cried 30 hsav.
en- against a., and made the Divine 40 gcr 40
burn as q deyOurng fame, are The in'qlities
aud omission OF a people And thi- terrible
aggregate Is made up OF individual sins. How
incalculable their number What a teuibls
force stands arrayrd against US! u We are
appalled, aud distressed wheu We count over
tue offences We commit IN a single day
when we call 20 mind the sine OF which oth.
er are guilty, what terror must seiz our
sIuls when We contemplate ihe lonk hl ck
catalogue OF crimes which the recording ga.
gel has written down against az AZ a nation !
II God permitted she chosen people 70 DE
before their enemias, because one Of their
number bad iodulged bis sOrdid love ioT 10
ere, aod slew sey9uty Thousand parsona ba
Gauss 'heif kiag sad yssidea ~ Tho eV"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
PROCLAMATION.

BY virtue of the power vested in me by
law TO declare the suspension of the priv
ilege of the writ of habeas corpus,
], Jefferson Davis, President Of the
Confederate States of America, do pro-
claim that martial law is hereby extend
ed over the counties Of Lee, Wise, Bu-
chanan, Mcdowell and Wyoming, under
the command Of Brigadier General Hum
phrey Marshall; and / do proclaim the
suspension Of all civil jurisdiction with
the exception Of that enabling the courts
to take cognizance Of the probate of
wills, the administration Of the estates Of
deceased persons, the qualification Of
guardians TO enter decress aud orders for
the partition and sale Of property, to
make orders concerning roads and
bridges, TO assess county leyes, and TO
order the payment Of county dues,) and
the suspension Of the writ Of habeas cor
pus in the counties aforesaid
Ia faith whereof have hereunto sign
ed my name and set my seal this Sd day
OF May, in the year one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty-two.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Committed to Jail

kyNF Oayi ison County, Tenn May y 1867 negro
Il man, who says his name y LEWls, aeS says @ ne
sciongs 40 Yeb laird, Of Wilson County, Tenn 9o
ptese o. searF veiqha about 1a5 or 100 pounds col
~ biact scar on right check bone, said 90 ee oons
- = Eirk from a horio feet inches hlRh dressed
~ - teana Clothes black wool hat. The owner m
,neqled 10 come forward, prove proper y, ana pay
s6sreee, az the Law directs - N. hlNtvNic
nay2- o'e''N ehN "N'''' = -
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23

The rebels are turning their attention
now less 10 the production Of cotton
than 10 pork. King Cotton is dethroned
by King Hog.-L0u. Jour.
Yes, completely uproots1.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
Committed to Jail

Nv Davidson County, Tern, ApJn 81, 1892 ne,
" gro man, who eays his name ls ALhENl, an anu
- 6o beiones 10 Jo Dodson, Of Davidson County
80 about sb or 40 years weighs about 100 or 100
s,nde ~ mn narka The owner is requested 10 come
ioln it - 49, J. N. HINTON,
oheo@s "A sheriff and Jailor Of ID. c.
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TO AMBROTYPIsTs.

= aAyE INST received q Consignment Of %" ana
1 t..sb Anabr0type And Photograph materials ~ pe
"A NJ "a al IodaY0io prices, eNpenass ADDED
tSt ~ - n agkNe, htfket sifee+
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
ConFessIon.

From the Charlie ton Mercury.
We have been favored by an interview
with an intelligent gentleman of charac-
ter who has just come from New Orleans,
where he was at the time Of its fall The
conduct of the Confederate navy was
desperate in the gallantry and devotion
displayed But their fight was hopeless
from the beginning. Our informant
states that there is feeling of profound
evaporation against the Administration
and its agents. The people feel that
they have been Systematically trilled
with and sacrificed When the Yankee
officers landed, fee Siciliats, ,oEo cieerel
them, icac sho, d0l0a By he cr0l0l. AL 1Oto
sioloed any signs Of taror mere knoeEet do'oa
as traitors"
And this IS the tolerance and magnan-
unity of the cotton chiyalry.-
---- -.--.l--sl----
JEFF DAVIS INvEsTNG.--A correspond
ent, under date Of April 10, writes from
Paris as follows jeff Davis Is not so
wholly devoted to the cause OF the Con-
federacy,' that he neglects entirely TO
look out for his own individual one. On
the contrary, with prudence and fore
sight which certainly, under all the cir
cumstances, arc decidedly laudable, be
has been providing for contingency
which, from present appearances, will
soon be converted into a reality j have
il from the most undOubted authority
from source which excludes the pOssi-
bility Of error, thai,he has, within the last
four months, sent over two hundred
thousand dollars 10 France, which 10 80.
curely invested for him in French stocks"
--PRiladslpAia In7wirsv.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
d. 3. CONNOR & BRO,
COMEEISsION MERCHANTS,
no. 3 COLLEGE STREET.

Rev stOcH iust received and for a0I
low 20 close out COnsignments.
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1t will be seen by the following doc
ument that jeff, Davis has proclaimed
martial law in a part of Virginia. 1t is
the meanest sort of martial law at that,
for it is Humphrey Marshal martial laao.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ AND INsP'R J
GEMS 0FFICE.}
Richmond, May 3, 1862,
L. The following proclamation is pub
lished for the information Of all con-
cerned
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Committed to Jail

~,p pavidson County, Tenn, April n, 1882, ne
- gro man, who says his name s GEORGE, aud
- 6e beongs 20 Lewis Lii dsley, Of Wilson county
Tcnp. age about 82 years very black iSet men
~ W.. Eelqhs about t60 or 100 pounds The owner
s reoueeted 10 como forward, prove properly, ana
pay On" b'N' j. NJ. HINTON,
,,o "a sheriff and Jailor OF j. q.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.

OHIO Sol DIBRs.-An sdiourned meeting Of citi-
Isns OF Ohio was held Thursday evening at No.
So street to bear the reports Of committees ap-
pointed at previous meeting 20 visit the various
hospitals and ascertain the condition aud wants
Of sick and wounded soldiers from Ohio H1.jor
Williamson, from committee 70 lexington Hos
pital, reported that they found IL sick Ohio
Major Msttern, from Mount Pleasant committee
reported that thew found 10 sick from Ohio in that
hospital, generally doing well Mr. Reidling
reported that there had been Ohio soldiers at
Patent Once Hospital, ere of whom had died,
one discharged and gone home, and the balance
were well cared for. Dir. Duyer reported from
Carver Hospital that they found Il Ohio soldiers
there, some of whom complained that Ihey need
plain clothing. While the committee were at the
hospital, 90 from General Shields brigade arrived
who seemed to be worn out with exposure and
constant marching. Mr.. Fitch reported that they
found Ohio soldiers at Judiciary Square Hospi-
tai, three Of whom were eo1valescents, and one
whose lungs were affected. Dir. Stevens reported
that they found 6 nom Ohio at the hospital near
the Circle.
On motion, the committee were continued,
deem 10 necessary.
committee Of three, consisting OF Messrs.
Autchins, French and Rees, was appointed to
solicit funds 70 aid In procuring delicacies. & 4,
for sick and wounded Ohio soldiers; and, on
motion, Davis ReeS was electsd + ressurer.
Committees were appointed to visit the hos
p.tais at Alexandra and Georgetown, viz: Alex
andria-J. Van Ofenbacker and Mr.. Ranney;
Georgetown-Dr. Smidt and l.. n Kellogg.
The committees were appointed to visit the
hospitals a. often as may be>deemed proper, and
report weekly.
On motion, adjourned to meet al same place on
Thursday evening next.
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
A CURE WARRANTED, ORNO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.


the Eidn-ss ard BLADDER, inroluatsry iIIschsrse.
lmpoteTcy, GcaeEsl DEBILITY: Nervou.nsss, bys
pimne.s of Sight or GIddiness, disease Of ne
stomach o. ;O ssGribls 81 ne
sssss p ssipS from hso.: ne
f Rdd Mss,TlsEe i"pcssIbIs. and destroy both
O0u' Anu MING YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victim. CT so,.
tsr{ Wee, that dreadful and destructive habit
sands YSn5k Of g ss HHms th0a
snS eri1an. lnssecs who plfht h.Tvise have
cal Win full O9HfMae ggS1.cF
ting MsTIl.Se. being sSars Of physioal Westnssss,
organic debility, deormiuss, DO, speedily CURED
may reKiouslJ con6de in bis honor as = cent sm.n
ana confidently rely upon his skill as a pbysioian
OFFICE No. z SO UTH Frederick ST
doors from the corner Fail not TO obssSys aa tew
ana number. Letters must DO paid and contain 3
DR. JOHNSTON.
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon
fSn EI, q. from one Of the most eminent Col
Londo1, Paris, PhiIsde phia and elsewkeIe. hs.
over known; many trorSsd Wiz Tnsfnt ma n
the head and ears when asleep; crest nsIyoua-
ness With hesue1t blashias, at,sDSeS :omstIms.
WIN WIN aerangemsni Of mind, were CURED Immedi-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
forpF men and others who have Injured than.
s .efges ny csTsln prectloe INDUCED IN when
SanIors, or At school. the effects of which UJ Az.
rsndsI. i @. even vnen asleep, and moi cured,
Thsss are some Sf .ss :se and p msi.neSoI, eject.
nsfs Of sIs Loss Il Ma:easI foser, Psptatior
sfysSi 55sss sn,1. Pc
oim,,iy, symston, Of Consumption. 30.
pp9h 70 of Ms1or WE confSa s5s
a,eas,Ss Of Of tV
6 t1dsa Tinudity, etc., ere some Of Tie evils pro
NKHvogs DzsIL1Iy;-Thou..nds can now Judge
yhat lsthe cause Of their deeihipg health. Ioains
tnsn nIor, becoming weak, pcle. n rvoua and GINA
eyes, cough or .JmItons of oSasampnon e''u' 'A'
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEHCF
When tne misguided and imprudent vo.ary of
pleasure nds no ths seeds of this pain
,as, On aett;i s%
from Applying 10 those wlo.. from education and
into The fands Of xacIsn, and dsi9riss s.s sai'
ore. Who, Inos.shls Of cuEins, & oh his peounisry
e lonk :. the smallest led esn 90 obtsincd. and IN
aes kaiT seys him vita rained heath 10 sigh ever
ihs es sss 81 e:l
sympt9ms OF this terrih!e disesse such as 5ection
OF the HEAT, IbLost. Head. Skin. 30, erorTess-
100 70 Ms dreadful safsrinEs By sending him 70
ina, Isa,:ssyered country from whose bourne no
DIR. JOHNSroNS REMEDY FOR ORGAN.
nc WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
~ tara great And Important remedy weskness OF
ne a q sens are spee1Iy cared ard full vigor re-
"a S nave nS.G Ssss sf iaa d:
All imp sdlndpts 10 Maxrisss, Physical or Mspt.J
pss uatncstons5 Loss. of frcofeetive rover.
Eetvous lrritabilitI, Trembling, Wezkness or
ETDoRSEMENTo OF THE PRESS.
aAE hAnr THOUSANDS cured at thIs ms tutfor
Sltun the Isst seventeen jean, and the numerous
witnessed BY the reporters OF papers and
DaGr nther person notices OF Which have ap-
hls e.andlng - . gentleman OF character and re-
RonS9elnty, safhcieut guarantees 70 the az
Riosoa' m Io-ems
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POLICE MArTERs.-F.,st Precinct. u. H
Kemp, drunk; turned over 70 military.
Second Precinct Am NJ GORE, vagrant; work.
house. Bernardo Hare, drunk; taken to camp
Titrd Prscieat John Fink, disorderly; fined
50 81 James Gross, do; do. Anna Chamber
lain, do; dismissed w A Burns, do nned
Sl.A- John shaw, do; do. John Rogers, do !;
workhouse. Amos Burrus, selling without IL
Cense; fned $40 50 John Burk, do do. VIM
Cary, do, Go. Mathew Callahan, do; do VIM
Acton, assault; bail for court
FeHrth P,seisct.-Richard De Lacy, threats;
security to keep the peace.
EishfA Prseisct john Adams and David Ad-
ans, j., runaways from parents; taken home.
John Black, vagrant; workhouse.
Niath Prsetacf.-Edwin Hicks, disorderly; dis
missed.
Tssfh Precinct - Andrew Kidwell stealing;
dismissed. Lewis kirsh, disorderly; sent to his
Quarters. Frank Bowie, do paid costs. Park
Ready, do, locked up for the night ID. Ellis,
Chas Ellis and J. Brooks, do ruled for trial
X. NJ Burch, profanity; further hearing. Josiah
Jacobs, drunk; dismissed.
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CHE6ARAY INsTITgYE,

1897 and 1929 Spruce st. Phllade phia
The reg ular course OF instr uction emtraeea tbs
E:E ;a p md French Ltn:us,es and Literature
Lain II rec ulred, And III the branches which oon
sttuteH thoro1Ea nslish and French educatou
trench 1s tae language of the family. and ne ocn.
et3Iuy spoken In the lastltute IL ia the object of
partioular attention, ard Is taught from the rudi
mens 10 IN test course OF Literature and oom-
posluon The schJiart ear O m-nsnces Septem-
per 18th and closes July Ist. Circulars go can
be obtsl1ed from Madame DHERVILI,Y Pin
opal of CneraroJ Institute. m so.sr,
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HUNT 4 Bh,eHEWELL,

FL ID + " T STS,
$40 PENNsILvANIA AVENUE.
ne uncersEned nave opened their ofboe At $40
"a svsnae, and are epaIed 10 perform al -
operAaons In alI lhe departments OF Deu-
tstrJ. Teeth extracted filed or inserted ~G6
IN ne best manner. Single, Gum and Block Goth
Manufactured 70 order.
O. p. HUNT,
M ". ri. Is n u fiTWELI,.
we nke pleasure In recon tuenolng the ahoy
gentlemen 70 the oitIIens Of Wssh'ngton And VI
olnlty with the oonhconcs that tney vii r,va sst
Ieiacnon In every r5s poet where their rrOte srona
servScef may % required. X. FINLlY Hum
Mr.. U. III. Brightvell has been engaged With ms
es assistant Tor the past foGr years, and take
eseesure IN recommending him a. = skIIlfsl me-
Ie Slim r. r. Dos.rn.os
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c5sFic.oN OF lsFINTICIDE- Mr..
-ner, scdvenger of the northern portion Of tbs
folfth w ard, went with a laborer to tbs premises
Of a colored family named Hansen, to make ar
Engagements for cleaning the pfiyy. While In the
aoi OF constructing platform around the privy
iaey Were assaulted violently by Hanson and his
VIE, VINO were arrested and fned e So each by
Justice Walter. The circumstances excited Mr.
FISHERS suspicious that Hanson feared that some
thing concealed In the prIvY would be discuy-
cred oy The scaVenger men, and he directed them
10 examine closely everything when they went TO
work tta' night In removing the box the work
men discovered the body Of Il newborn mula,,o
infant, which had been thrown in the bfx proba.
CIV several daYsSgo. This Information was given
20 the police and they arrested two colored oiris
Ann HILL and Hannah Mason, who lived In the
house with Hanson, and they were taken To the
tourto ward station. After a preliminary bear
lag, Hannah Mason was dismissed and Ann Hill
was sent to jail 10 await further hearing after
cOroners jury shall have inquired into the matter
and decided upon the cause Of death
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POLICE The Second Ward Patrolmen report-
cd Thurstay-Mrs. Doore, for making threats Of
violence, was he'd to security for peace by JUS
tice Hazard
The Fourth Ward Pa,rolmen reported-Nace
Hanson and Cecilia, his wife, colored, profanity
and assault; fined 8 S. each, by Justice Walter
Mathew DOnlon and ) w. CisseII, for having I'm
possession horses supposed to be stolen. The case
was laid before Justice DOnn when tho f,ct ~.
proven that they were both honestly in posses
saon OF the property, and the case was dismissed
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NOTICE.
-
NOTICE.

~
"ADAES EIFREss COMPANY"
thif Company Offers 10 the yub!ia" nee 10
aevantsses Tor the Sale tn6 QEck DisEztcb 81
S9;, 70 AZ iarts % the United Sss:ez.
Expresses % Sno from the North and West "a
partlron tnc SrriFe IN Warrington tSics cafy,
~ Exiresses ere IN Charge Of ss7s.fsasss ss4
Al PAesase. for Sss sslsierr ssrres Ct "ssE
EAlF' CIR ssssl rstoA.
AL soetI for tie Io-s.led Scr fsS e-.ts Ssst.s,,
ana al krtisles "Csrt-sbS.E % War; vii 10
Our Expresses leave New Yert .tl.Isrd.P,
X sulvirE in WsEhiEstsr - 6 A. n. and 81
,,ETsreaxss leave PhilEdel,hi. 81 as A, Al. ana
II, ~ arriving in Wsshihfs0a - $50 p. Nj. tsi
Expresses leave Bah'rsrs ., Sc A.n..ue.r.
F;k.. il'lh' N washington at c a Is. sid 80
~Exyresses fer al points Herth szS vyest Issv,
W<hlngton ~ 10 A. ~. ald $50 Z. Al, dxily,
sfeolA Soatracts for lLrEs sual!tues Of Ere1fkt
ssn pc Etoe on ~ -icetIon - thiH OEcs
All z eeds called for In3 delivered freq 81 Extra
sSArges. Z. W Ps & SONS
ssft kdS1rR' EzrrsEs Cor1saE,
WsehinEssn. A ElErt a. 49, s1ST-u
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CHARGE WITHDRAwN.-The charge against
Charles Ellis, Edgar Ellis and Jonn Brooks, of
esseuIting Captain La Rose, Of the steamboat
Caampion, as stated In the Star of "Wednesday,
las been Withdrawn and The parties dismissed
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs-Befors Justice
waiter CHARLES Ford, cold, throwing stones
DISMISSED J. q. CoXson, drunk ana disorderIy
hled s29i C. w. Kitfey, drunk; DO. 81 81
w. Benson, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed
Jane Twill, assault and profanity; fined IS 81 4.
John Mcdonald, drunk and disorderly; fined
Mason, cord, suspicion Of infantcide; dismissed.
Ann Hin, cold, dol jail for further healing
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RIP DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A l. r NJ ORE
LOCK HOSP TAV

mas a''eeesrsd ths most Certain, SPEEDY and onl =
Efsetual Remedy IN the World.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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u Intelligencer, Chronicle, and Republican
COPY. No ether papers authorized to publish.
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9Th N. Hampshire Vol
lst r hode Island Cav.
Sd New York Cavalry.
Lat do Artillery
Sist New York Vol "a.
Seth do do....
10lst do do....
1stNewJersey Cavalry
4th Penn. Cavalry.
slsi Penn. Volunteers.
lO7th do do......
9th indiana Vol. .....
LIST Mickigan Yol..... =.
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
~ ShMaklfAN'S GIFT
SAhAkIfAN'S GIFT,
The most Certain Remedy Erer Used.
0oNUkKHlEA, CLEFT, STRUCTURES, &C.
Sontains no Miners no BGlsam, no Mercury.
Only ten Pills 70 be taken 20 effect cure.
any amp esssnt taste, andIWll not III snT WAY IL
Iurs tne stomach or bowels OF tbs Gost delicat5.
Cures IN rom two 10 tour days. and recent c.tey
OF the Universty Of PennsyGvanIa one Of tbs no q
emlnent DootSrs and Cneml sts Of tbs present daF,
M, SAMARITAN'S GIFT
w ~ cure any case IN from two TO tour days, ard
TWENTY POUR HOURS,
NO ezronrs, 90 trcHbis, 40 ekar FstsAats-r.
q, Ley 1hose Who nave oesparsd OF getting cured,
60. : ssMARIHTAN's GIFT.
sen. o. y TAI. N ,sin enveloPes-
skMHk sifiif sSoISS SspEERR u,cEs
AsFPpSREs syp AMP ~ PERMANENT gIN CURE
DISEASES.
nete positive oare-aO MercuTy-no Poison
put the iuloee OF Roots and Herbs con h,aed.
~ NJ ioim o. the disease makes lts appearance
eur on other parts Of the body. which hsrreIs
mostly on the froips, snd very often az uIcsrs 81
NOUN. testers, spcts, csTnes, and nodes OF tbs
SAM sRiT6N's ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
foe ~ oS express Price 81 bottle, OF bottles
:, sAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
h!ioe - relts. Full directions,
~ EcAoND Co, Box Isl Philsdelphia Post
,I soi sIl By :: CALVERT FORD, corner ofun
a:L':tA: EATON, IS South Eighth street, Phf..
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The Only Licensed W.
- " " Is Il o X ER. q 0
ie,1N" 70 he IoaHed o. Sold and Silver Watches
!ssciJ, Guns .nd PI,toIs., Silver Ware, and
street: hack OF me National Hotel. between az and
$50, Ism
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A. Genera! Hospital, Fdi-rar Seminary, Ia
June :.
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SSsk rsNsinisS - shs RosstfsI for E'syf,ss
- - Dissssss, 90 kslofassa, Jane g.
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IL Il! 9 }
just errlved and unloading several oarsoes of
Ccs!, embracing ali the various KINDS for senersi
Ianliy uae. Il. J.. w. NJ GALE
- II 2s2 Pa. avenps. nat. nth and i'm sf,
ZONE ONE. COME ALL and buy your outat
- OF SPhIEG AID SUMNER CL0THING, al
the corner oil Il and Seventh SITS. The elCbt of our
lsrge stock Of Mems and Boys iothinr vii re-
lev al sPp sheasloI Of not being able to get
Give BAR l. BROTHER RI trial, Ard the, Will
away CO what 10 right an 80 PM
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At Gen.ra! Hospital, Judiciary sqxar., Jrn. 6.

IlstNewS ork Cavalry. ,
10Th do do. /
Is;New YorkArtiilery I
I'D do Battery. I
I'D New York Battery. l
18th DO do.... 2
I'd N. Y. Fire Zouaves ]
18Th New Jersey Vol .. 3
18th do do. 2
10th do do. 2
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LIST Maine Cavalry -.. 3Ol
stu do Volunteers. 4
9TH n Hampshire Vol. 81
10Th Indiana Vol ..... III
LIST Penn. Rites..... 81
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon
legec In the United Ststes and the sreafer nsSt
Tnofe NE has been speat In the hospitals Z
Lnndo1, Parls, PhiIedelphia and elsewhere. hs
snocsoo some OF the mott astonishing cures tbt
Gere over known; many troubled with rInrlnr
me rne heaa ana ears when esleeP; CREST nervou,
ness With frequent blpshtng, attended sonnet me
Itely. S ouiou ihilhoo