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The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

gunboats have been repulsed by rebel battery
on st John s river. Florida.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 25th.- General Curtis has assu-
med command of this Department.
CAIRO, Sept. oath The War Eagle from Hele-
na Ark. has arrived. There a report the
day before she left that fifteen pickets had been
killed outside of Helena, and that an attack from
the enemy was momentarly expected. The re-
port is probably exaggerated.
New York Money Market.
New YORK. Sept 4th.--Exchange l30al304:
Gold firm at 10; Bars firm at lS5; Skies OF 81.
10l idl0l9: Seven and theeetenths Treasury
Notes, l045dl044.
Later.
Gen Morgan has left Cumbsrland Gap with til e
Federal troops and occupied Richmond Ky,
driving out the rebels.
Dates from Harrisburg Pa. to the 2ith inst
say no Federal troops have crossed the Potomac
A convention of Governors of seventeen States
met at Altoona. Penn. on Wednesday. They dis
cusSed two propositions: one in favor Of dismiss
ing Gen. Mcclellan. and the other to endorse
LiDcon's Proclamation. Gov Andrews, of Mass.
favored the first. and wanted Fremont appointed
in McCleanS place. Gov. Todd OF Oha oppos-
ed it and said the people would rise en- mlsse and
repudiate it. Gov. Curtin of Penn. also opposed
it.
President Lincoln has issued another Procla-
nation which is as loliows:--
'Whereas, it has become necessary to call into
the service not only volunteers but also portion
OF the militia of the States to suppress nsurrec-
ion existing in the United States, and disloyal
persons are not adequately restrained hy ordinary
processes Of law from hindering this measure and
from giving aid and comfort in various ways to
the enemy
1T is ordered. First--That during the existing
insurrection. all rebels and Insurgents and their
aidcrs and abettors. and all persons discouraging
enlistments or resisting the militia drafts. or of
ierng aid and comfort TO the rebels, shall be
subject to martial law and liable to trial and
punishment by military commission.
"Second--The writ OF habeas corpus is sus-
pended in respect to all persons arrested. or who
are now or hereafter may be imprisoned by any
military authority.
Gen Buell. arrived with his troops ut Louis.
vile KY on Thursday last.
Gen Pope'S officers, in the hands Of the rebels
at Richmond. have been released.
The Indian difficulties with the Chippcwas in
Minnesota have been adjusted. The Sioux Indi-
ans have not yet come to terms
The rebelloss in Maryland is said to have been
$4,000 They are concentrated at Winchester Va.
and fortiiyng the place.
The lngersoll who was arrested in Philadelphia
is a son OF Ch,rles Jared Ingersol, who died
some time since.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

STATE FA:R--ExrRA CoAcH.-By adver
ti.ement, it will he seen that, during the
State Fair, Mr.. Hamilton will run an extra
coach from Auburn to the Railroad Station
to connect with lOl2 A. NJ train to Sac,
Tanento.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

INSTITUTE About 20 persons were present at
the opening OF the Convenlon of The Teachers
Institute in Sacramento on Tuesday Last.
SHOOTING Barney Mullsgan and William Ken
ned1y had a difficulty in Sacramento on Sunday.
during which the former was shot in the leg re-
cevinga ii sh wound which is not dangerous.
KTLED.--A pair Of Sacramento horses worth
$500 were driven so hard on Monday, that they
died from the effects OF over exeroa.
QrAL.-The Santa Cruz Sentinel says: Sports
men find excellent shooting in this region now
the game law is void Quail are talked in abund-
ance.
Fatal. ACClDENr.-OnT Thursday afternoon last
ar Coon Creek. near Lincoln. Mr., VIM. r. Cotter
fell from his wagon and WAS so badly injured hy
a wheel that he died on saturday morning. He
was formerly OF Philadelphia, aad aged about SO
years.
GENERALS HOOKER AND MEAGnER--By late
dispatches from the East, it appeirs that the
wound OF Gen. Hooker, at the battle of Antie-
tam. is mole serious than at first supposed. and
fears are entertained that it may cause the lock-
jaw Gen. Meagher was not killed, but only
wounded.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

ES- Mr.. Amidon who has erected a hotel at
Auburn Station" gave dan-ing party his house
on Monday evening. Although the notice was
short. the gathering large,--plricularly Of
genlcmen--irom Sacramento, Folsom. Auburn,
etc. Over one hundred and eighty tickets were
soM. An excellent collation. was spread and the
boys enjoyed themselves finely.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

THE STATE FAIR-The Ninth Anrml f
Of the California State Agricultural SG,
will be held at Sacramento on the 81
September, and on the lst, I'd, and 81 4,
of October.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

The CHINESE NIcrom.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the Chinese Police
Tax Law passed by the last session of the
Legislature is unconstitutional. After this
decision the Court must also decide, if the
question is brought before it, as it undoubt-
edIy will be, that the Foreign Miners License
Tax is also unconstitutional We are thus
vent us from being ovenun 10y hordes from
Asia, and must necessarily stand 10y and see
built up in our midst a system of Cooesim
which Will, sooner or later, result in civil
war and immense injnries TO the Chinese in
our midst. Tie State, in the time of its
greatest need, is cut off from fruitful sour
ce OF revenue, and the chances Nfe that most
Of the mining counties will become bank
rupt. S +. Journal
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
STATE FAIR,
EXTRA STAGE FROM AUBUD'

~ Office During the continuance of the y
~ Agricultural Fair, an extra Coach o.
"Mountaneer Line" will leave Auburn dl'g
J, o'clock, A. NJ. for Sacramento, connecting
the cars at "Auburn Station"
WIN. HAMILTON, ProPr'c'~
Auburn, Sept. 9th, 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

Morgan, the guerrilla Chief, was gam
two years ago in Cincinea,i. ExclSrq
Not so. Morgan, the guerrilla Ch+t
hemp dealer in Louisville, two vear a.
His warehouses are now occupied h
Federal troops. S. +. JOINS.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
fI-M Mr. A leyon1ar Dlav.ir ,Eo

S-Mr Alexander Playair died il II
som on Saturday night last He wasa s.
Of the celebrated Scotch professor, Psf+
and a near relation Of several member,of
British parliament; and son Of his, te
lleve, is an officer in the American nHy.
Te{p1,DL
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

PRoMorED.-J. NJ. Stuart, formerly S
if Of Iuoumne county, has leen prem,
to Colonelcy in The rehel amy. lie
taken prisoner by the Federals at Far 0
but recently exchanged.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

H-As was anticipated, the dancing party at
the Empire on Thursday evening, WAS numer-
ously attended, and proved very pleasant TO all
concerned, as is attested by the expressions of
those present. As the cool season approaches
We hope these social reunions will become moro
frpnupnt
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

Gen. Wright has pardoned a nunper
soldiers who have been confined |
A lea raz for infraclions of military ag
They viii rejoin their regi ments,
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

FREEING TIE NEGRoEs.--Unde the head
of Eastern News will be found synopsis of
the Proclamation of the President, freeing
all the negroes of the rebels if they do not
lay down their arms by the lst of January
next.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

II. HAZEL, just as we 60 TO press. tun
nshes us with numerous late Eastern papers
and periodicals. lie keeps them constantly
on sale at his Drug Store
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

1t is in contemplation to erect a lei
dist church in Santa Clara, brick edfcs
a cost of over $ll 600.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

u. 5 SENAToR-A San Francisco cor
pondent of the Sacramento Bee. ssss
Phe ps leads HE list OF Senators, and bonr
is second. Not 50. Conness has more
tive strength than any other candlats
lie has 33 votes sure, while 10 Others
count on more than 25.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

DEAD WHALE.-Last Saturday i.
whale was washed ashore near the moull
Pillarcilos creek.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

ExECuTIoN Thomas NoIl was hairel
Weaverville, Trinity county, Septemhr l9
for numbering Paulius Grose.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

TWELFTH ANUAL BALL-Mr. A. j. Bay.
ley, is making extensive preparations for his
Twelfth annual Ball, which is to be on Thursl
day evening, October 9th.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

SPECIAL ELEcrIoN--At the Special election
for Road Commissioner, held in Township No. 3,
on Thursday last. John Leach, of Rattlesnakc.
was elected, There were four or five candidates
Ia the field
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

Eslhe new printing material of
Ama,ior Dispatch are now on the ,ay
Jackson.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

A fire occurred at Mokeumne Hill ON
Wednesday last, in the Chinese portion Of
the town. burning five or six buildings.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

TEMPERANcE There are five Di,iion.
the Sons OF temperance in Trinity comfy
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

RAILROAD OPEyING--Pussenge trains con-
menceG running regularly to Auburn Station. on
the S. P. & N R. R. on Monday OF this week.
For the present the company continues to deliver
its freight at Wildwood, but next week will deliy-
or freight at the terminus. Mcssrs. johnson q Co
have large freight house already up, and are
loading teams daily at the end of the road. The
freight houses of the Company, Egbert & Co,
and Geo. Wilment, are all in a forward state, and
will be ready for business in few days.
There ale two passenger trains a day. up and
down. The hours Of running will be noticed in
She advci tisement.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
MARRIED.

AT Wildwood, Placer county, August 18Th
the Rev. A. 7. Hyland, FRANK DRAKE, Egg
this county, to Miss MARY JANE ToDD. OF
former place.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

.rs-Qnte a large number of persons, from
different parts of the county. have been in town
this week. in attendance as grand jurors or wit
nesses, giving more than the usual animation TO
our little mountain town.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
The Order for the Suppression of Disloya
Practices.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
INGTON. D. G.. Auonst s. ISG1

''''''17 w II u -AUEUNI g ToUZ.
Ordered tirst-That the United States Morshols
ana Superinfcndents or Chief of Police of anv
town cry or district and they are hereby au-
thorized and directed to arrest and imnrson anv
person or persons who may be engaged bv act.
speech or writing. in discoura ging volunteer en-.
lstmen'S or in any way giving aid and comfort
to the enemy. or in any oMer disIoyal practice
against the United States.
seconI-That an immediate report he made to
Major l.. c. Turner. Judge Advocate in rider
that such persons may be tried before q military
CT mmission.
Third The expense Of snch arrest and impris
onment will be certified to the Chief Clerk OF the
War Department for settlement and payment
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Secretary of War
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

The Richmond Wing says Washington
must be destroyed. There can be no peace
until the nest of Yankees and traitors is ex.
terminated"
Lient. Maury writes to friend in Europe,
that the Yankees counterfeit Richmond pa
pers. lie also says the Yankees in this war
have equaled the Chinese in falsehoods.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

1t is stated that a Government Agent ap.
plvinr to a Germauc State for sailors for the
United States Navy, has received n reply off
erng to furnish from 1000 to 10000 men
for bounty of $45, which sum is to include
the passage money. Only 900 were asked
for
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
BIRTH.

On Saturday, the goth inst. to VIM. Ser
and wife, son.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27


MoRE THAN They BARGAINED For
James O. Maxwell of Yolo furnishes the
Sacramento Union with the following ac
counts of an attempted robbery:
On Monday evening, September 22l.
while coming from Illino,stown to Auburn,
accompanied 10y Capt. Taylor and Leveredse,
we were abruptly stopped by two dusty
looking creatures hailing US to 'punole over"
one gathering the horses by the re;ns, and
the other drawing pistol horizontally with
our elevated countenances. No sooner had
he drawn a pistol than fired. having quick
access to mine, when he gave slight veil as
if in pain, let the pistol fall, and both made
hasty retreat, leaving us to take care of
the captured arms and our wounded, which
was nothing more than slight wound in
the left side of my yalise Every body is anx'
ous to come to the State Fair, and | am sure
had they made their haul as they expected
they would have had enough to cut quite a
row during Fair week. | have the pistol
viii b is a fivelinch, and any person claim
ing the said instrument can have it by calling
on me in Yolo.
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Fug 1ehun lsiIio seal Sod % gilli0E lIali.i
siiissaa gises MUlEBE ER 36,

val nation % the N6rtli FHg IfSSiiiiToads
which penetEate tfroma S6FtH u Soath in
every diEeqtlpna sand ~ Ehfohae yeAri will
99gils gfs esl u led iron bonds Of BROTHER
mood bat these artificial bonds arr as
1ought TO the great natural tiesg WITH which
FroEthehce hAse0nitedith dGstinfes az ibe
Aogtharn aud Southern States, and which
no,ittonly tactlitate intercourse while, Nc re-
main al as one people, but make it impostible
% matbtaihetw6 separate nati61s within
our 6onndsi ut tiisinOt against the tWfil Of
,ytle North OF OF the ,Gavernment. that the
5eeels ss aye g striving, but against the will of
GOD, " hoi when be made this country the
nome sot liberty, provided such ofilitusal
featnEes as must make Us forever ono pep !.
spls. under one GOyernment. 5bsp I .
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CARSON Or ..,ai...1 l.s..lI !.

T HAvR RsTABLIsHED IAN o., s9YINEHn
j In this city, on IiHdsey atreet, sst.oN the Sne
Works, where I keep coubtA6tlS ~ hard aud tor
sale good quality OF Tluullhatiug aud La6reattng
oils. Also good article or Axle 6rea$e TOT wagons
Or drays Dealers and Others In want Of any OF the
above articles viii mud Il 70 their give ne
a call before puEchAsing elPeWhere. - 8
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selfMeaauremenllf. % shirta-
JOHN n. L.AKIN.

n - LSuoees9or @ WhoeIor 8 Lakin.l ,.
W1It RE0RtYf AND HAVE OPENED FoR
t1Speetton on fThuttdays March 29thy > I6V
and we'll selected assortment OF :.
Cloths, GRssimeres and Vestin,1p ia i
Also 1oompley agSoFtmeht OF GEHRLRALIStS fJR.
N1SHIG9 GOODS. -
The patrons Of the old arm, and the ppblicin zen.
eta are to call and examine ny
STOCK before theirp purchases a. intend Sli.
.ng g mail PEotts e eash and prompt
napStal tor the paftoTiago bestowed upon Gho bld
arm solicit ontinuSnce Of the same for the new
eStablishment. JOHN T.IAKIN, Merchant Tailor
mh2s-4Sd iSs .Hes102 Main -, wheeling ya.
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aiilga nteIl Iliaellf1i

giFYeaFIy Advertising On ~ t
ainS 70 the gpaee occupied aud thanSeI
AlladYpgtssm ffom trau-iet,t ,,.,.or.
ers, to belaid f65 ~ ~ ss4Hs
-. " EceeiinE iye ln6s SO 0TSryoaF
lqe sl1 9nths but for shorter period hofhiD9
:, rue Of AnnEal Advertising is limltedtto
Lhe AdyertlserB' own Im1pGdats .tt irSl{E ma ali
for the behsit of Other pSsois n
Al Legal advertisements, aud
9I sales and nal estate, sent in by tiis6d fs
10 PAID for a. the usual n 2 fsI15 80
- tssmentS.n1t RncSInpanISd With y,itto
VIII be inserted until forbid and eSdrred
~ - - =, 1ai z n ss7allY -
cases at full rates. - - + - p - $50 A'A
b. Marriages, N0tIceE6f uneruIs and anngbeer,tt
g setllenss, % cents each. " is suouV11S6g
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Savings Bank Of WhesIine

onos Natais. se,s.f. g ..FtsF ~ u'''o.
MONEY RROEIVRD-0N TRANsIENE DIE ustE
Ul interest naidsOn Social Dopoaitl % lL5ltot
promptly attended ~. ErelnPa on the EaSt bought
and sold. HH0Si II! LIST PresldensP
SANLP HILnRRFH, Treasurer. il tanltfes.
SRS LIST. RoBF. DoRRlsoN.l .N.B. LoaAH
RUaENlLIBE. sttB.DANHHRoRfs@lt
LIST, MORRISON 8 Co..
Wholesale GrOcers q PrOdUeeDeRAoEs
Nos.90 aSa so Mia IlA6SltRg, Va.
Wa desire to state to4ho friends Of the late AEpt
Of the most ample fasiies Tor the tranSaetion Of e
Wholesale aroesry aad Produce luslneS8.
20 oar care with ddeiity and aud on the
most favorable teIIaB. Your OBJ 1erylIte =.
wA..lIas. 5.aa.sz a. IL ~, Isss
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!lNeW sSpFing and Sumners

mlh2s-lmse Baiti1loFS =; "a
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tllrart! EIre s MIarileI Ins. Go.

PHlLAnELPHIA.
Al AID suRRLuS.....,,.. 6E28 6s
NO Altsituti, Ag't.
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"well, says the religious chap, chap griov.
ously, "if you ever want to do anything for
the missionary cause, my poor lost lamb,
inAt skin that horse and jet me have his.
frame for q humble cha pei, wherein to con-
vert eohtFa Han a s9bsie tfTliJsfll Z .
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On my way down the Potomac 10 Paris,
my hoy, with Pegasus and the intelligent
dog Bologna, met Commodore Head, of
the iron-plsted Mackerel tlset, who was
taking his swiyed Columbfad 10 black
smith, TO have the touch hole repatred.-
The Commodore met With a great djsap.
Pointment at Washington, my boy. NE or.
dered the great military painter, Patrick
de Ia Roach, to paint him u portrait of
Secretary Welles, Cabinet size. When the
picture came home, my boy, it:was no lar
ger than twenty-five cent piece, frame
ana eni audthe portrait was hardly; per-
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3. sJsn aDaVls, -IasElY,g HIeterEL,,..

JeE aDRyis' ESrly history.
A'triaing little rebel paper IN KEN
tucky processes to Doubt the truth of our
statement respecting the origin of JEFF
DAVIS, What we state is well, known to
hundreds -four best citizens Of Christian
and Todd counties, Kentucky. JEFF.
DAVIS father lived for a number 6f wars
lntR log cabin situated in wliae;is nov; the,
town Of F'.lEEieW, twelve from IIop-
EfllInsyilles Kentucky. The house is now
yeat erboarded and used us a tavern.
O1d Davis was a man Of bad charactdr. a
morse 'trttder, a'swihiIef, and Of yer-yy low
habitsaa Asfine horse was missing on one
occasion In the neighbOrho0d, llndor s,ieb
susplclous circumstances that be found
u safest I! y leave the country Immediately
aaa ny to mississippi JEFF Davis is his
illegttinate SON born SOME miles distant
,tFem his tRther's zhOnse,s aud tsIkeM home
by him when .sevcralm years Of aee
Ehese arc nDtoripus facts. Some oil, DagSIsi
relatives lY.lia still live in that part nf Kon-
tuckY. We would never have alluded ,to
tins sthfstef bar on .TcfE9s esciitcheon,
we're not his friends Gbhtin6aii n fnrniinS.
about Southern gentility ,and'5thel l6IwS.
breeding OF Union, people. s Our own
opinion is that JEFF birth does him more
credit than any portion of his subsequent
llte.-RnshUtlLe UHioh. 7iiis se''s
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A card q .MerEchIa1fs--

BALInioRE, March 2ith, 1852.
WJE have now In St0to, (and sIsiIi cSouffhilo -
reesiEe Itipng almost diiiy, ldlriGls ~
8eason) . SUPERIOR STOCK of FTAPfR n RfNTIV
nR< FOODS htlGpted 10 SPRING 6hds gtIISiEl
SALl.s, 70 9lhjeh No invite attention ! Il 80 =
OuF long eapetiehce In buSine iedGbIeS ut u -,
lest our stock vita ESPRQlAIRRRRRHNoT - ~
wants Of the q plTRY TRADE; ana p1rci5S ~.
as Ne do tDHTGRERsR FOR OA8I8l it56 ~ NJ
SilS. Slish y houses tRtthis q NJ s.hsr
q !, il-s ~ iYllutAEe, q II sIRECEl DE-
Sltl 5 s5a Is Gas s GEg SOD sRs spz 8S
gGodeI g pElf AS ,LQyf ~ can be named 81 nv
other hou9fS Oar tome are CASH, o. III SnfSl
credit t9T paper n nth 11Po
M1nLER, CLOUD hILLRR -
+ aia@ Aogs1o Baltinorey aud &c df1sd1 81
mll23=lHgee ..,,.,t...' BlltmoFp, IA.
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I pwedge my turret says he 'odnmO-
dore, in his iron-plated manner, q "Iwonidn't
give galena for such picture as that
What did you make it SO small for, you
daubing cuss 2iit .i5tra IA 3 so 81
@Didnt Jon Nantit Cabinet sizs2n says.
the artist. -,
Batter my plates Of conrse die, !" says
the Commodore. e1 i.sSl42A W.
.'Well, says the artist, eRruestly, .if you
ever attended IA Cabinet meeting, you'd
know that that IL. exactly the Cabinet size
Of the Secretary of the navy" ~ iia
The Houonndnnat Isiaf,I ft,fs - -. =
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Saddles. Harness IIFlnks &

WH0LESAIE RETAIL.
m 3. sHEPPARD No. .ISlrAIgin etspe6PdpdoI
complete assortment Of All hislipe consist
hg Of Ladies' aud Gent tlemeh' dl65 Eih0 Cdfet
Harness, Trunks, VGlIoes Carpet Rag, COT
lArl, uAmos, Whips, &c. .s-.ths 2 80 q
IWould respectfully cAil attention 70 ny stock, and
trust by strict Att0htton and pfodp e merit
continuance OF the public pdfF6llg e.tts-
All kinds OF repairing promptly Jns, aHd In pro
per mHnnsr. - -. -. -S.rJ PRAtiD.
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strong An instance Of il is known to
ycu. Gen. Hunter is an honest man.
He was, aud hope still is my friend. |
valued him none tie less for his agreeing
with me in the general wish that all men
everywhere could be freed He proclaim
ed all men free within certain States, and
/ repudiated the proclamation. He ex.
pected more good and less harm from the
measure than could believe would fol-
low Yet in repudiating il gave dis
satisfaction, if not oiiense to many whose
support the country cannot afford to lose.
And this is not the end of it. The pres
sure in this direction is still upon me
and is increasing. BY conceding what l
now ask, you can relieve me, and, much
more, can relieve the country in this i'm
portant point.
Upon these considerations have again
begged your attention TO the message Of
March last. Before leaving the Capitol,
consider and discuss it among yourselves.
You are patriots and statesmen, and as
such ! pray you TO consider this propo-
sition; and at the least commend il to
the consideration of your States and peo-
pie. As you would perpetuate popular
government for the best people in the
world, beseeoh you that you do in no
wise omit this. Our common country is
in great peril, demanding the loftiest
views and bOldest action to bring a
speedy relief. Once relieved, its form of
government is saved to the world; its
beloved history and cherished memories
are indicated, and its happy future full
ly assured and rendered inconceivably
grand. To you, more than TO any others,
the privilege is given to assure that hap
piness and swell that grandeur, and TO
link your names Herewith forever.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

1NE attention OF citizens strangers, and othera
ting Nashville, requiring medidal aid, 10 respect
nlly called 70 this once, No 81 neadoriOg street.
ond door, between Cherry and tho Square.
Dr. COLEMAs Is an old practitioner Of medicine hia
almost unlimited experience and uatiering success
COR many years past, IA The treatment OF FuvAu uA
zasEs has Induced him % devote be undivided alton
ton 20 all diseases ,of this nature. Many cases Of
tho invotorato character have promptly yielded
70 his improved method OF treatment,
Primary Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
lis Gunorrh0l Gloai and an diseases Of The gontu
and urinary organs, meet WITH no resistance " DO
rumidies
A female Irregularities and functional ladorsuEe
monts OF The Womb, aud che disease arising from
seatation and no managed parturltlon.
livery casc of Roduciblo Rupture and Of Piles a. O
fTo'apans Of The kgcium, and most cases OF tbiuai
can be cured BY process nearly painless, II either
oi The latter cases is undertaken BY nr OulcmaH, e
cure IL uludridbly 0i1rdHiei careful eEaullnsod
always paesguN che necessary Indications OF Success ~
faIurt by his Improved method OF Operating.
fcrsons of eitherseX applying n person or BY letter
(lCtcribmg easel sn the nrs symptoms Of any acute
specinc ulscaEc can b. cured n most cases, by NE
abortiye method, Ia forty eight hours.
strict coundeucc, prompt attention, and moderate
chaffes, viii govern him with be patrona
80 No mercury used iu the treatment OF ucasrta
ttalst5i az he believes (iu mOsi ca1csl produces
Worae disease than thai % IA given % cure
unce hears iron eight ~ Ac morhlag ul niae Ia
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