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DIHBUgEORY.
oIrY aoNERnMENT.

CITY GOVERNMENT.
John HUaH SMITH, Aayos.
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoordv,
JOHN CHUMBIEY, MarsAai
peguy Aassesl-w r Wilkinson, A. c Tucker,
nd James A steele.
0sL, ~ ~KarIa-John chOmelsy, z-Oao.O, hrsii
Iacob French, second and Thos. MoOarty, third.
Iaa Ausasar-Wulam Drives.
Rsssa.ia Cslsotr-A. 2. ShsnkRnd
Raiy ng pbiisot0r-E 2 Garrets
Hearaser-R nenry
Wharf H~ostsr--Hhomas isake.
SpertlaadeS n ~ WorkApse-J. Y. Dodd.
o,,I Of 4. ~, p.pS,smeSyJoen NJ. ssSsury.
Sruas Of ~ CnneSv-r r. Mcbride.
Sfrasf OssvAesr-I.L. Stewart.
ug dUorsg-h.F Mulsy
CITY COUNCIL.
R0ard Of ALdef uisq--M. ~. Brieu, President John
Carper, Dos. }. Robb, I'd Mulloy, Il. G. Soovel, ". 5
Ches'han, NJ. g 10 Claiborne and J. G Smith.
,onya9n ~Uouae9-ADdrew AZ ierson, Presidents jas.
Turner, William ROBERTS, O.. n. SonthIaie, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, L. b. Hough, Charles sayers,
J. b.. Knuwles~w-A McCielland, r. J. Yafhr0ugh,
Wa, Driver, WA. stewart, Tics Cready Ww, Hauy
ana WIN. SanbOrn.
srtSorNo ooz1ntqYus % las orr couson.
FtldHce-KnOwles, S5oyel aud Brlen.
Watsr ~Wsrks-AndersOG smith and Claiborne,
Yarbrough, tseady and Haiy
WAdu-brnsr, Carper and McClelland.
&Aoolt-cheatham, hulloy aud Knowles,
Fire Departnsg-Myers Stewart and McCielland
Gas-DTiver Cready and Myers.
Csasefvg-~mlth 5anOurn and stewart.
Marbst HoEis-Yubrough, Roberts aud CarpeF
S~iasss-Aut9y, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
POtks-rheathRn Brien and Seyers.
ogrtHgs-lready Claiborne and Myers.
WorkAosse-Saycrs Robb aud Mcdaniel.
IalsSuaa-ss esd ErPeafharss-AcCielland, Briob
AID SanbOm.
PAr rfopag.H0bb, stewart and Driver.
Pa Hoaiss-Oarper, BJuihgate and HALEY.
e. Tue Board Oi Aldermen mests the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays 10
each mouth, and tue Common Council the senond
aR1 fourth Thursdays ia each month
MIGHT POLICE
Onpfaia-Jahn Baugb.
S~oAd LiHts4tHk-Aoben Scott,
Fta LeaSasatR-Iohn =. iRsaila.
PolAcaaea--Wm Jackson, John CaVenlot Niuh Ia
vie, Joelsi'hillips, WIN Baker, J0hu OotlreG, " lillian
Robert scott, W G. Francis. David Yates, Chas HUI.
lit and W Danlsy
~ Tue Police court is opened overy mosping at
niUe o'ciask
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COUNTY or DAVIDSON -
VIM. WOriey Plaintiff, vs.. VIM. A. sorroll. Defend'nt.
IN a suit by original attachment, before &. N.
Is0uthgate a Justice OF the Peace for Davidson
county, ON the 27th day Of June, 1868, an attachment
was sued ont by the. plalntia against the defendant
for debt an affidavit that the defendant William A.
sorrells has removed himself from the state Of Ten.
nessee, and returned levied aud on motion Of the
plaintiff il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the jus
lice, that the defondantis a non resident Of the state
OF TENNESSEE, said defendant lWiDt2m a. sorTells
the l9th day Of August, 1885,, and plead, answer or
demnr t0said attacnIaent, otherwise the case viii be
set down for hearing y porte, CD that day.
q. N. SOUrHGATE, j.. p.
inlYll-wli-pnnfnrs, ~ an 81 b
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lPUBLIo-No. a.

AN.ACrt 90 provide mr the APPOINTMENT of an Assist.
ant REGISTER iu the Treasury Department and a
Purposes
Be Il enacted BIZ Ne Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United States If
america IN Congress assembled, That the
President be, and he is hereby authori-
zed, to appoint by aud with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, for the term
Of one year, an officer in the office Of the
Register Of the Treasury to be called the
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81 College Street.
State of Tennessee.
Davidson County. 4. :.

Monson White, plAhtn, vs.. David d, James, Deft
Before @. NJ. southgate, q Jsstics % Tie Peace, fi
Davidson cpsshty.
nm the 9Th day Of July, 1868, an attachment was
' issued IN this case, on the aludaYit Of the Plain
th, that tho Defendant David D.. James has removed
himself, from the Slate OF Tennessee, 30 that the or
binary process OF tho law cannon be served on him Or
debt, and q appearing 70 the satisfaction 81 said
Justice thai the aaid David ID. James Is a nOn-re9i-
dent OF The State OF Tennessee Id 10 therefore, or.
derad, that publication be p@ds for four Successive
week 10 a Ne wspaper published in the city OF Mash
Vile, 10 said county, requiring Tie poiondant David
fore said Justice. on tho Goth day VI August, 1864,
and plead, answer or demur to said attachment suit,
otherwise The Gaze will b. set down for hearing ~
Pare on that day.
G. NJ, s0UTHGATR, J. p.
Neutrality-suspicious. fee ~ OOei
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published u beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.

For the use OF Soldiers.
IT is printed in four c%olors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in a pasteboard tube, and can DO sent to
any part of the country without injury (;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put il back in the tube and re-
mail II to his friends, and they will get
il framed and preserve il as a remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above,
~july10-3m
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LOST.

A r Manchest ter, aepR., or between that place and
n Ek river wagon bridge, Via Murfreesboro, Shel-
byvlle WaTtrace aud nllahoma, a common, pins
Damp Desk, containing papers ADD records o. tho
18th Kentucky Vol nifty. The Desk Is marked ia
several places on the outside "Ad0h.n 10 has on the
inside Two small drawers aud six or eight pigeon
holes,m aud GA the falt h marked Ia pencil, ia large
letters, NW. r., "a Brig q. ~" The papers are Of
ne value 10 any one save the command 70 which they
rslate. Alibeul reward Will be paid for their NJ.
covcy Address X. kAF.
IN. Uol. Com'd'g 18th Reg. Ky. vi,
"a Brig, 4th Div. lith Army Corfs,
Department Of Cumberland.
July 10. 1865. july2tq
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Ilth hay of August. l8G3.

the contents Of the packages above mentioned, being
a variety Of goods, wares. and n erchandize. Sale 10
take place at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the day
Aforesaid, at the storehouse on the Public Square In
Nashville, formerly occupied by A. j. Duncan NC0.
July ~ Loot L. K GIASCOCK, q. (. NJ.
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al public auction, 20 The highest bidder for cash 10
hand, The above named 100 bags and 81 barrels -four.
sale TO commence AZ 10 oct ick on The morning Of that
day. y r. ~GIASCOCK.
g. Il Mafshal for slii District
July 2ftd
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DR.. Kings D~ispensarv
FoR PHIvATE DISEASES.

H1ASAFlD DR.. KING formerly Of Now York,
sNUkS Cor Last yoars Of Louisville, Ky,
&1N8 who has devoted hs attenutonio
the Treatment Of private diseases for 80 years, faiters
himself, having attended 70 a practice hr 30 many
years, and cured 20 many thousands, ne Is enabled
60 cure all diseases Of a private nature, no mattef
how bad they may DO nom lnjudioiOus medical treat.
mont, or rom neglect Of their own, Or. King't
Disponsary Il No. % Doaderick street, between Cher,
~ and the Square, second story, whore he ovssl On
diseases Of a private nature,
Gonorrh0a cured without nauseOus medicines o.
Interference with business.
StdctHres OF old or recent date enectuRlly cured In
n few days, by an operation which Causes no pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enRoyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution 90 much,
Syphilis, with al the diseiaes OF the akin, growing
Qua Of neglect or bad treatment, can b. ~eaeo.ualy
cured In q few days
BsnfHdl Weakness. --parlcul attention haviuebeeH
given 70 this disease, and all the oonaequenoasg grow
lug out Of H. brought on In many cases by The de-.
%struotlye habits OF inoOnsidorate youths, aud ekoass
I've Indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of which
Will undermine The constitution, rendering the sub,
Jet unni for business or society, and causing prem.
tuFs old ago.
Fomales who may DO laborlng with any difficulty 0
the Womb may re5t aesured Of Immediate relief
Persons Tesiding abroad, BY writing and stAins
their case, with q foe enclosed, direct 10 DR.. A. King,
the necessary medicines hent 10 their address. Ohiot
hours from eO'oiook ir the morning until . 10 ts
voniRE July l0-ia dAsiy
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COUNTY oERICERS.

shs{t-lAmes II, Aiafeu Hos,gys. rhntuA ~ HDi
900 aud }. X. BnchanNa.
R~eglav-Phlneas GsrreIt
ntasies-W. Jasper Taylor
COr0HsT-N. II. Belchsf
RaHyer@Jahn CJrbltt.
RsgSnss Oo.isc0f-W. D. RObortsop
halrsad Tar COlLoyor-~l. a. hrtlsy
U0nsabks for no NsshB.l. D@nrtfa lrha u ua~S
and I Y Navunan
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I7th day of Augmst, 1869.

Sale 90 take place nt The htorehouse on The Publ,
Square IN Ma hville, formerly occupied by A. J Dun.
can, at lOo'ciock on The morning OF The nay Aforesaid
July 2l.Ot D., X GLASGOW, L. 81
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Is obedience to an order of said Codrt, mado in Ibis
4 cause, on the 18th day of July, 1865, VIII sell on
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Marshaps Sale.

Unitri states ssrais II boxes and key, containing
goods. wares, and marohagdize. captured by Colonel
George p. Smith near Gallatin.
Information No. II. District Court or She United
states Tor the District OF Middle Tennessee.
IL Obedience TO tho order Of said gourt, made IN this
4 cause, on thelRth day Of July, 1893, / will sell at
public auction. 10 thehighest binder, for cash IN hand,
IN alua
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Marshal's Sale.

United States rcrsus 3 packages Of g0ols shipped 10
s1 u1xE y. Task, Nashville.
Information No. :. District Court Of the United
.---States for the district OF Middle Tennessee.
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rs 0bcdieDce ~ an order of said Court, made in this
Il csuso on tho 10Th day Of July, 1881, I will sell at
thn warehouse known a. NJ. A. Parish's Warehouqc.
on l.IInra aIrnnI. m Ihr rllr nl Na.hrlIn- on ILa
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Marshars Sale.

Unitcd states rsrsas 3 barrels, 3 kegs, ! box, and I
carboy, containing Drugs.
Information No. IL. District Court OF the United
states for the District Of Middle T~ennessee.
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IN obedience 10 an order Of said Court, made ia this
i cause, on the 18Th day Of July, 1868 ! viii soil The
above named 9 casks Of Bacon (Clear aides) at public
auction To the highest bidder, far cash Ia hand, on
fHa
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2Ist day OF August, 1868,

at the storchouse formerly occupied by A.. J. Duncan
x Co. on the Public square in Nashville. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of the day
aforesaid. +. r. GLASCOCk. L. $. 81.
July 2i-20t
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rs obedience TO an order Of said Court, made on the
Il 18Th OfJuly, 1868, 1 will sell the drugs, etc, con
tanned in the packages above mentioned to the highest
hildnr. lnrraeh In ha nd ni nllhlic nncfinn- on iln
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COUNTY COURT,

JufgS-Hon. James whitworth
GsTl-P. Lindsey NiciroL
aN- The Judges Court meets tue ntst MOuiAy 10
each mouth, aud the Qusrtesty Court. composed O
the Magistrates Of the County, = hed the hrst Mon.
lay In January, April July and 'ctoher
CIRCUIT COURT.
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Marshal's Sale.

United states Fersis ? casks Bacon
No. Q Dstrct Court Of the unlt'd
STATES for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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Marshal's Sale.

The uhitod states rcrsu loo bags Of -four and CT bar
rels Of Hour, claimed BY Rob't Tinfsi.
Information No. 8 District Court OF the Cuited
states lof The District Of Middle tennessee
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NeFN-DaVlu O IOVe.
ar Ths-court meets the arst HootAy IN March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jndee-Hon NJ NJ. Brien.
Gsrk-ChArlss W. Smith.
aR- The Court meets the frat Monday ia April Au.
gust and December.
CHANCERT COURT,
Ronosllor-Hon Samuel d. Frierson
Oerb and Maaer-J. s. GleaYss.
hr The Court nests the nfst Monday In Nay aud
November.
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United States of America.

U. $. Marshal for Middle District Of TENNESSEE
julylS LAT.
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DENSIONS AND BOUNTYl
Widows Of Officers and Soldiers.

CIsyeland, o., Aprll 2l-l37w 30. 3
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Hays long since given up the use Of buohu, cubebs
and juniper IN the treatment Of these diseases and
oaly use them for want OF a better remedy.
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Incidents of Personal Daring.

A correspondent of the Syracuse Stand
ard, writing of the siege at Washington,
North Carolina, says:
"Instances of personal daring on each
side are numerous. A shell fell in the gun
boat this morning, and one Of the men
picked it up and threw it overheard before
it had time TO explode. A rebel cavalry
man appeared in sight on the hill, and
stsid there till he choseto leave, notWlth-
standing one shell knocked his horse down
and another covered him with sand He
quietly kicked his horse for falling and put
his hands in his pockets and continued OBJ
servations."
Writing on April 18th, he says =" The
morning was dark and foggy, but at eight
o'clock the fog raised, when the firing
again commenced. The enemy fired very
rapidly till they had used up one hundred
and eight rounds, without doing any dam
age. One shot went through the flagstaff
and others through tents and houses; but
no one was seriously injured. The fort
replied with long 92s, making some splen-
did shots, dropping the shells right in the
works. During the cannonading, the all
was SO alive with the bowling missiles thai
it sounded like young hornets nest
One shell struck near Lieutenant, who
was about to pick it up, when it burst q
piece Of it striking man in the leg, slight
ly wounding him. As the enemy fires, OuI
men call out the name Of the battery which
fires, and then fall till the shot or shell
strikes, when up jumps one and runs to gel
it. If itbursts, the pieces are put into bags
to be used at close range; and if solid shot
it is brought in as a trophy. Yesterday
the rebels fred solid thirty-twO from
across the river, and our men picked it VI
and again fired it at the enemy's battery
on the Plymouth road"
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Donations have been received from
Branch Societies in the following named
towns, during the months of January,
February and March, 1868:
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have noticed in the Farmer an article
on the subject of fax. think the 10th of
May about the best time to SOW iaxseed,
although freezing the ground little will
not kill the seed after it is sown. Loamy
land is good for fax, and grsvelly land, in
wet season, bears good fax. 1t is the
most profitable crop that a farmer can
raise, for it is very high at present. The
lint is worth Is cents per pound, and the
seed 2.50 per bushel. We get from three
to five hundred pounds of lint per acre, and
from seven to twelve bushels of seed.
Flax should be sown on clean land, where
1t will be free from weeds. It should be
pulled, and the seed whipped off by hand,
or machine made on purpose. Such a
machine consists Of two rollers, both turn
ing inward; the heads of the fax pass be-
tween them; the balls Of the fax is crush
ed, and the seed drops out. When fax is
pulled it should be kept in small bundles,
that you can clasp with both hands, then,
after whipping off the seed, spread and
roll it, and then break, swingle and tie it
up ready for market. 1t will sell any
where in Berkshire county. We call the
barley crop next to fax for profit Wheat
Is very uncertain crop with Us. A. Al
len, Willismstown, December, 1902 N'r
England Farmer.
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1TedIc,I Fduratiop of Females.

Medical Education Of Females,
A few years ego, an intense prejudice
was felt toward any female applicant for
the honors Of the medical school, and
the woman who was brave and ener-
getic enough to achieve a position as
pbvsician was Stunned about as much as
If she were suspected Of witehcraft or had
committed some heinous crime. Happily
this intolerance is passing away, and al
ready the right of females to enter the
medical field is generally acknowledged,
while those who pass successfully the Sc
we're course of the preparation, are sus-
tained in their practice. We have before
US a valedictory address 10 the graduating
class OF the Female Medical College Of
Pennsylvania, By Emeline Il. Cleveland,
NJ. D., which is creditable production,
both in respect to its literary ability and
the information it affords regarding the
progress Of female education in the mCdi-
cal line. From this we learn that the
records Of the Pennsylvania Medical 80
ciety are stained by resolutions denying
professional recognition, not to women
only, but to those of the other sex who
shall hold medical cOpsultstiOn with them
or otherwise favor them. This require
ment, however, is not complied with and
the prejudice is rapidly passing away.
The general hospitals Of the country are
still, with one or two exceptions, closed tc
women. In Great Britain an American
lady is prosecuting her studies and receiv-
ing marked encouragement. In other
countries, the practice of medicine is being
opened up to her and few years will wit.
ness a great advance in public opinion up
on this subject.
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BOSTON OOENEAs, N z,

y
WM. II. GREGG CO-Gents: 1 freely give you lib
erty 20 make use Of the following certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoul-
1ers whole length OF the Dack, and in her mbg with
PspitatiOu Of the Heart, attended with Falling O.
the Womb, DysmenOrrhe, and Irritation OF the Bad-
der. ] called a physician, who attended her about
three months when he left her worse than be found
her. then employed one Of the best physicians
could lind, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his care she did not sufleI
Iuite much pain he finally gave her up and said
-sher case was incurable 'FOr," said he, "sbe has
such combination Of complaints, that medicine CIV
operates against some other Of her dtncul-
ties" About this time, she commenced the use o.
Constitution Water, and TO utter astOnishment,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired ef
feet, and she kept on improving rapidly under IL
treatment, and now Buperintends entirely her DO
nestle affairs She has not taken any Of the O0n8ti-
tuition Water for about four weeks and are hAppJ
70 say that IL has produced permanent cure.
WIN. N, VAN BEHSCH0TEH.
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Gold seems to be in demand in G. -
ton. The Courier of the 7th So, !.
gentleman lately was purchasing in ,,s i.
the King street shops coat, Whicl %.
haps, might have commanded eight d .
in ordinary times. He was asked
dollars, and on taking out the me- - q.
showed five gold dollars. With a
like that Of a vulture over q fat calcass,
the seller Of the coat eagerly remarked,
pointing to the gold, 'Give me dat and
dake de coat In another case, we are
told, -four, for which seventy-fVe dollars
in bills was asked, was offered for ten dol
lars in specie. How far can such thing.
be carried 2"
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American silrer in Canada.

There is so great glut of American silver
in Canada that it has fallen 20 per cent. be-
low par. The question, What to do with
our silver has greatly puzzled the Cana
dians, and eventually motion has been
made in the Legislature to make it legal
tender. Heretofore it passed for four per
cent. mo1s than British silver; but the in
fux has been SO great that banks refuse to
lend on it or take it on deposit, railroad
corporations refuse it for fare, and mer-
chants decline to receive it except at the
rate of so or 80 cents on the dollar. The
Canadian journals hope that something
viii be done to give it stable position
and discourage its undue importation, yet
they deprecats any legislation which would
exclude It altogether, as an evil greater
even than the present plethora.
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NORTHERN LIGRT,


Rz-Ihi Trip of more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven degrees
Of longitude passing through Lakes Erie ST. Clair,
Huron and superior aud the beautiful Rivers Detroit
St Clair and St. Marie with it, Thousand l=les pre-
eutng to the Tourist for Pleasure Health, CT IN he
pursuit OF SCief ce, ZEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
BE-Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with one of these Boats at Port Sarna tho
evening Of the day they leave Detroit, -
pg-One of the steamers Sea Bird or Cleveland viii
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for superior City, touching at all informed ats ports
FOk FURTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
Fies regard ng Freight or Passases address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA x CO., for Northern Lighta
H. S5. SG5.ARHtRHiETSON r & CO., fer Meteor and Hi
HUSsRY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
S. P. BRADY 4 CO., for Iron City, Planet and City
WILLIAMS 1 co., for Northern Light Illinois and
mo HIJT6HINs 4 co. for Traveller. ruar2slsn
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DIED.

IN this city Friday, April 2ith, at O'Clock p NJ.
CHA SIZE =, in ants Of the lat, hu V. N. and
Satah NJ. o,ke, aged nye months.
Funeral at the family residence, % SenecAst., to-
m ,rrow Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. Friends
are respectfully inviteI
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DR.. WM. II GREGG-Dear Sir; have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, Gravel which resisted all remedies
and doctors, until / took Constitution Water ano
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result It has entirely cured me- and yeu
may make any use Of my name you may see nt IN re-
gard to the medicine, es have entire confidence iu
It's efficacy. Yours truly, POND STRONG.a
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MANHOOD;
- how LOST How RESTORED

Just Published in Sealed EnVelOpe-priee SC.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of SpermatOrrhOea or seminal weakness, lnvol
untary Emissions sexual Debility and Impediment Y
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and Fitas
Consumption, Mental and Physical lncapacity 70
5uting from Self buse, &c, BY Robert CuiTerWel
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"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS, |" 2
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