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Ssction 2. Aad be il further enacted, That sec
ton fourteen of an act entitled "An act increasing
temporarily the datiss ports, and for other pur-
poses" approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
aud sixty two, be and the hereby 10 modified
so us TO allow GOTTEN and silk reesd from the
socoon, Of the growth produce of countries be-
yend the Cape of Good Hope, TO be exempt from
any additional duty when imported from places this
side of the Cape of Good III Jpc, for two years from
and alter the passage of this yet.
Section 5. And be 1t further enacted, That SO
much of an entitled IAN ast to authorize prosc-
ton 10 be given 10 citizens of the United Stats who
may discover deposits Of guano," approved August
eigh!sen, eighteen hundred and ty-six prohibits
the export there) 10 hereby suspended in relation to
'alfpcrsons who have complied with the provisions Of
sectionssesnd of said act for years from and af
ter July fourteen. eighteen hundred and sixty three
Section I. A nd be Ct further enacted, That, the
provisg in section fiflesn Of act entitled "An act
increasing temporarily the duties on imports, and
for other purposes approved July fourteen, eighteen
hundred and sxty-two shall be construed to include
any ship vessel, or ste amer 60 from any port
place south Of Mexico down TO and including Aspin-
wall and Panama.
Section 5. And be ii further enacted, That in lieu
Of the duties imposed by law thsre shall be levi
cd and collected upon printing paper unsized, used
for books and newspapers exclusively, twenty per-
esniun sd valOrsm upon sudlac and steklsc the
same duties nov imposed upon gum shsllac; upon
polishing powders, of all descriptions, Frankfort
black, and Berlin, Chinese, f. and wash blue, twen
tyrfve per ceatum I'D ralor.m.
Section 6. And be i! f"rt4rr snaeted, That ff"m
and after the passage of this act the duty pstrD
leum and coal IllanIIallng oil, Grade and Mt re-
fued, when imported from foreign countries in
crude state, shall be twenty psr crnlum ad vAlorenl
and no more.
SectiOn1. And be it further enacted. That from
and after the passage of this act there shall b. allow
ed drawbick foreign s,ltpeer manufactured
into gunpowder in the United States and exported
therofrom, equal in amount to the duty paid on th
foreign satpeIer from which it shall be manufactnr
ed to be ascertained under such regulations shal
be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury AM
no more: PrOrided, That ten per centum th,
apo int Of all drawbacks so allowed shall be retane,
filth use Of the Unted States by the collectors pa
ing such drawbacks respectively.
Approved, March, 3, 1863.
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WM B. BRADBURYS
PianO-FOrte Establishment,
No. 427 BrOOme St,
NEW YORK


The subscriber respectfully invites the attention O
his friend and the public generally TO his Pias oFOne
Esiab lshment at No. 427 Bro0me street, corner Of
Crosby street.
Having Withdrawn his interest. stock and materials
from the late firm of "Lighte j. Bradburys," which
firm was dissolved on the 3lst of January. ult and
having purchased the entire stock of PIan0-Fo ores
and PianO-FOrte Material, owned by hs Erother I'D
ward O. Bradbury, IN the said firm he pfepar-
ed to supply the increased demand for his celebrated
Piano FOries Employing the most skiIlfnl aud xpe-
rlenced wOrkmen with large stock 0f the best and
mUst thoroughly seasoned malerian and abundance
of capital he has tsten hand the personal superyi-
sion Of the whole business Of manufacturing his in.
Iments and is enabled TO turn Piano ores of
| unequaled tone and durdJlenes
| BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO-FORTES
| In the arrangement of our new scale, drawn and
prepared With the uimOs care, expressly ior
| instruments. we have added every Improvement
which can ia any way tend 10 the perfection OF the
PlanOF Orte. and confidently assest, that fol
delIcacy Of touch, volume. purity. briIaRcv and
| sweetness Of Tone combined with that strength and
soidIy of frame necessary to durability, these insru
ments are uneQualled
Z" STaENTH AND BEAUTY" is our motts. and we in
vte the closest criticism Of the best unbiased
! in the land.
| 3Evesy instrument warranted for FIVE wears.
| VIM. BRADBURY,
| 4s7 Brsome st cor OfCrOsby, New York.
| mhla-2a
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Watches, Jewelry & Silverware

CR The undersigned would respecifn Iy invite
IN your attention to his wellset cted OK urFine
s>ASM Gold ami Silver Watches. Fine Gold JcweIrv
Of every kind ana variety OF siyss-cOmpsing all Of
the newest and most beautiful designs
Also. SOLID SlLVER-WARE. equal to coin-and
the best make Of Silver Plated Ware. Each article
is warranted TO be as represented.
Watches ami Jewelry carefully repaired and salts.
faction guaranteed. JACOB HARLEY, 3
(Successosof Staufer & HnrleyJ
mh5 3m No. 622 Market street, Phiiad' j.
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TExiraCts from Letters ]

A DIsINTEREsTED ACkEowLEDMENY-
Edward Webb, The Proprietor snd manufacturer Of
Webh's Fertilizer" in the city Of Wilmington Del.
aware. says under date Of December 1862 to the
manufacturer of Moro Phillips Super Pk0sphnte.
Your Phosphate is rapidly taking the place of all
other PhuSphaes in this market and if kept up to It's
present STANDARD, there will be no limit 20 its sale "
Mr. Stokes, n Practical Farmer, President of the
Farmers " hechanIcs Bank, Camden. ~ saws he
has used Nor" PHILIPPE Super Phosphate and II has
given him entire saiiaiacIIon.
CulbeTI Bro the largest dealers in Fertilizers in
the city of Ilmngtpn. Del. acknOw lodged 10 the
manufacturer hat oil Moro Phillips Super hos phate
which was sold ny them last Fall was to parties who
called for that article aHd would have nothing else
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MATLACK'S
MEN & BOYS
Clothing Establishment,

No. 9O4 MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA.
We would respectfully call your attention to our
Large Stock of MENs ANB BOYS CLOTHING, embra-
sng every variety of Style and Material suitable for
for the season.
We havs alss OH hand full assortment of SPRING
GooDs, adapted to MENs AND BoYs' WEAR, and would
invite your attention thereto
These Goods have been purchased for CASH, and
will be sold at small advance for CASH.
Particular attention paid to all orders, to
insure satisfaction to the purchaser.
E. MATLACK, Agt.
mh12-3 904 Market Street.
The Commissioner Of Internal revenue has deci
ded that if a husband and wife live together, and
their aggregate income is in excess of $500 pei
annum they will be entitled to but one deduction o
5000. Ifa man and wife do not live together, but
maintain separate establishments. they he taxed
separately and will each be entitled to the 5000 de
duction.
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PHoNOGRAPHY

is simple and easy that It's principles can all be
learned 10 few hours and small amount Of prac-
tce viii enable one use for the daily purposes Of
None but those who are acquainted with it can
form any lea Of lie great brevlty and Simplicity or
OF the with which Il can be learned. But what
is Photography Il is system Of short hand writing
which be written times fast as the common
writing, read as easily, and learned with far less
trouble 81 Af- -'i-iD t'f ' H+-- v - -
1t used not only by Reporters, but by hundreds OF
thousands In this country and III England for private
writing, for composition, for taxing testiOhy etc;
courts, for sermons, for correspondence for book
keeping ETC., etc by ladies' By Students, BY Clerks
by Clergymen, by Lawyers, etc, and is rapidly com
ing into general use.
AS labor saving invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated and it requires but little time to learn
TO- It for the daily purposes Of lie Bat the OBJ
lection is made that others cannot read iti Well then
let them spend few hours 10 learn it for where is
the justice ia requiring the active and intelligent 70
spend ten days in doing what they might do in one
merely to the indoent few hours effort in
learning thing which would be useful to them FoT
lifef The time was when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress Of the age dc
mands a more rapid method OF writiug,i and while
the active and INTEL gent MUST and WILL have the
advantages Of Photography, the indoent must sub.
nit 10 the disadvantage caused by their own indo-
leDce. q 90
The ease with which it can bebrought into profit
able aud daily use is shown by the following certh
Gates. 1t is only those who ionoraus q It who
ever speak against 1t. 49,. $40.
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sisEsFas afaska SCI IL
tlaAp.5lsIl.as. o. s. go

hzAbs5tsIsAs, 9, 5. EcaeE1l
Nashville, Tenn, NoS. Il, 1883,
HIS Honor, the Mayor Of the city, and
the Asst. Med. Director of the Depart
ment, reporting the continued spread of
the Small Pox in this city, al persons,
citizens as we'll as soldiers, are hereby
required TO have themselves vaccinsted
at once.
For the benefit of the community, :
Medical Officer will be in attendance
daily, from to 4 o'clock, P. NJ, at the
following places: -
The AEdzme1's Room in the Market
House, on the Public Square.
Engine House No. 3, on Cherry street,
South Nashvills.
) Gratuit0us vaccination will be afforded
at all these depots.
The neglect or violation of this order
by citizens will subject them to fine or
to be sent north of our lines.
! Commanding officers of brigades, regi-
mentss batteries and detschments st this
post will see that their commands are
promptly yaccinated,v
By order Of
Brig. Gen. r. S. GRANGER.
- W HEYIE,
nov "a -1w Capt. and a. a. G.
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AssIsIxEI COMPARATIVELY 0YTfcE.
EAsavrLs. fEss.. Nov. sOfh, I26s.
Sale of Steamboat Hull.

1 WILL sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, he
nov lying A ths Cumberland River, a. the loot ~
broad street, Nashvie. Tenn. Bids viii be recflgef
aud tha sac mada 70 The highest bidder A boDe 81
tasred rgoed by tso responsible surtties "a ~ se
teitfa en nffiect ~ ret1EA! - paying he amoont
- ~ tes Bic accsptss.} VIA accompany $50
assez Dds uiIi Be received 81 shis Gee ustsl a
-, utc iAts lass and should be addrsssea Il
- iEacds sudsreo4, Proposal Eor steauabost
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Rebel ArrOEauce-An order.
HsAD QuARTEBs q, S. FoBoEs.
~ oeo


HsAD QUARTERa q, S. FORoEs.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov. Is 1868.
CIRCULAR. uUf-..
1t having beer represented at these
Head Quarters that certain families, with
supercIlious and arrogant efrontry, are
In the habit of INDUCING in expressions
Of cenfure towards those Who extend
cOurtesies to the officers and soldiers of
this command: CrruHE rHk
Notice is hereby given that any person
or family residing in Columbia, or With
in . cireait Of i've miles thereof, who
shall be guilty of upbrading any one for
such courtesies, for the expression of
Union sentiments, or who shall exhibit
any public sympathy with the re bsllion,
or with confederate prisoners ct this
post, shall be sent south Of the Tenne :
see river.
By order of TMT#
COL. HENRY Z. MINER.
Commanding Post.
A. E. MAGmL,
Capt. and A. A. A. g. rr
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General Orders No. I.
HEADoa's DISTRICT OF NKsHvILLE,(
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Fl, 1868.

HEADoB's DISTRICT OF NksHvILLK,(
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Fl, 1868.
l. In compliance with orders ema-
mating from Headquarters, Department of
the Cumberland, the undersigned as
sumes command of the District of Nash
Vile, including the defenses of the Lou
isyille and Nashville Railroad TO the
Kentucky line, the Northwestern Rail-
road from Nashville TO the Tennessee
river, Nashville and Chattanooga RAil7
road 10 Duck river, the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad 10 Columbis, and the
posts of McMinnville, GAINESVILLE, Fort
DOnelson and Nashville. IA
H. The following staff Officers are an.
nounced:
Capt. ThOs. @. Williams, 18th Infantry,
a. D. C, a. A A. g.
Capt. Jas. A Plummsr, 19ih Infantry,
Act. Asst. Insp. Gen.
Capt William HerVey, 9th KY. Vols,
a. DC. fg $50 :
lst Lieut.. ThOs. EIkin, 18th KY.
Vols, A. D. O.
(Signsd)
LOWELL Il. ROUSSEAU,
Msj.-Gen.
Official: ..
Tsos. Q. WILLIAMS, A. A. A. g.
nOy24-1w. eqrr daE e
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4
NASHVILLE, TKNN Nov. Is, 1883.
sesled Proposals will be received 81 this once tul
SSEsDAi, DACEMBER 18th, 1S6S, 81 II O'Clock,
rs Nhee tney viii be opened to furnish theQuArter-
master Department In this city with
soo,oo Bushels ef Corn, at Sc Rs 10 the bushsl.
<e0VO Oats, 80 lbs.
= Sooe9 tons Of Hay, az 1900 lbs. ton.
me torn AID usts TO be good, clean, sound, ner'
enaotabe article, and the hay 20 be, what is known
Vn ths Vhio river, IS hrsg olass Timothy. -
SfAia snd hay e be subject q tnsreeticn. bsfore
Gram 70 D. put up IN good strong sacks Of not
las laau two bushels each, and the price per bush
e. including sacks, must be stated
Al BIDS for less than 10 eco bushels Of grain or
loo tons % Hay, viii be elected
ne Sasfsernsstor reserves theright to reject any
AM 81 bids coDside ed too high. '.
bide shoald Be endorsed
=, tTcposals Cor -" (hsy, corn or cats, -
The case may Bal
soe ron dHioyal parties, viii not be considered,
Ano each proposal must be accompanied BY an oath
Of a1eEiauco. a-sa - -
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State Of Tennessee---COffee Co.
attachment in JUSTICES Court.
John L. Davidson and Joseph Walker as. a.
B. Robertson.

A TTACH1ENT having been issued In this case
~ aga nsi the Defendsnt, upon TIE groundAhat me
Defendant had shsconded from the State, SO that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upen him
Il Is therefore ordered that he appear before me- At
my Once In the tuWn Of Manchester on the 18TH day
Of December 1858, then and there 70 defend saiu al
in, parte before me. And Z IS further o. der %
that copy or this order be pub shed m tue DAILY
Uuion, newspaper published IN The city Of NASHVILLE
Tor four consecutive weeks.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November
1865. q D. In EHSON,a
Justice OF the Peace OF Coflfs County,
nova lav4ts
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TO THE SOLDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
To-, 4u,o NO., % CoVaao

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, 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 mans of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country withous injury;
and the soldier, after. filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail 1t to his friends, and they will get
it framed snd preserve it As : remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail pre-
paid. ''3'
l. N. RHODES g. CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.
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The abilities CT the bidder to fulal the ntr,rt
should IL be awarded hims must be guaranteed bv
two respoutieie persons v hose signatures musf Be-
appended % the guaFsntee
The responsibility Of tie guArantors be shown
~ the On IA eertacaio Of the Clerk 81 The nearest
Dntret oourt, Ct tie United states District Attor
ney. BIDDERS must be present IN peson, shsn the
bids are oened OF their proposals viii not be
sdeFsd bonda, eqasl In smOunt % half the SUM to
be received on the contract, sgncd Sy the contract
or ane both his guarantees, VII Be required Of the
successful bidder upon sisning the contract As The
bend nat aocampany tha c5utract, q VII be ne
esssery TOT me bidder . have their 6o1dsmen with
then, OF @ have bonds signed ID sntIeipation and
ready % b produced when the oonsract : signed.
fokN OF euARANrEE
We, - q the ooansyof - and the State
Of -, do hereby guArAniee, that - Is able
% fair contsAct Ia accordance WITH the terms Of
bis propos ard that should his proposition be
acctIaed, b viii - once eDter into contrnot IN ac
cortanos tbersgith. shouid the contract Be- svrars
Cd HIN, We arr prepared 70 become his sursties.
To this guarAutee must b appended the olaeiAl
osrtiacais Above nentioned
Rovi9 In J. I. DONALDSON.
Chief OK. q
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Cnrris,s Rrother CharIIe.
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HYs.P.w. IL N
81 49, ~ =
The following verses were written on the death Of
C. JACOBS Of Coitsvie, Ohio, who enlisted updes ths
arst Gail for volunteers for three years. He was
member Of Company B, 18th Regiment Ohio YOlua-
ter infantry, and shared with Is companions What
yer o. hardship that gallant Regiment had endured
up 70 the battle o. ChicamaugR, where be was NOR
tally wounded:
There wa,s aoldler blitbe and brave,
ygbo DOS les rnoald'ring n he grave =
a br0ths. near and deario me,
Who ioul,bt and died for Liberty. 49,
This max enlisted FOR three years,
and went to war with yOieHtssrA;
On weary uaarches on be vas s - ~a.
b. Sun be loved Lis OOuntry's cause.
win gun and snapslck on his bsek,
He ftsn marched lonely track
Where Toe behind leg or tree,
Wouid SHOOT al Tim with naskess free.
his bed was on the ground at night
Bal still be served his country right
HE cheeks we're rosy, very fair,
And l. vas happy ey,Ey where. Er
On ssilohs bloody battlefield, EE
This young man fought, but would NOT yeld
An inch o. ground his life TO save,
But loudly cEied, e oar flag shall wave - Q
And At Stone Rivers bloody strife,1 80
He would rot move to save his ne,
Although tbs eanDons lssdly Doomed,
And he received from ore wound.
A pees o. she'll his side did bruiss,
Bat stu be would bis uusket use,
And fought The robels iust the same
As others did who we're not lame.
~ Chicksmsuga, too, he stoOd
and done the ve'y best he could,
'nu be was wou0dod quite severe,
and then he hobbIed 70 The rear .
To Chsttanooga be was sent,
Ard lay there In a worthless Kent - .-.4-'
Hls liz1b made sore By musket bali,
AZ pei bad DOT been dressed At ali. isi
And there poor Charlie moaning lAy.
while al his SISTERS far away l-5i-,- - %
woald gladly by their brother stood. 1 I1I Jn
And dressed his wound and nursed him good
Bat there be lay, With nothing done,
~ noftHylng had begun,
When smputation Surgeons tried
Bat al n vain, poor Charlie died
Eat al bis friends DO jon and say.
Tat Jesus took his soul away,
and bore It a. through siber dim,
AID now 0er Charlie lives With him
So al yoaRs iadies fair and free,
WIN please to sing this song for me
Sing Of 3 friend 10 Liberty, ---
Whose body lies IN Tennessee
NASHVILLE, TESE., Nov, 1865. IN ~-
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DR.. PRUNK,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmRALmER OFF THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Mode Of Embalming
Bodies.
II restores the Natural Color; arrests Deconposi-
ton, and effsctuay Era 1cstes all Injection, leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant odoT
aud Ia a tit condition for
HOME ORSEQUIES.
II saves also, the enormous expente Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins. .- -
address DR.. PRUNK through any q the Agencies
st the FLOWING places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Chic Military agency; Michigan Military Agency,
or the Q, S. s. Commission Agencies at Nashyills,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga.
specialattention given TO the DisinteFfng bodies,
and their safe transportation home. l.sa
All burial apparatus on hand.
D. H. PUNK, IN. -.
ohcs No. 10 marks', South Of Broad Street, Nash
Vile, tennessee lnoYl0-3m.
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$4,000 Agents Wanted :! +!
RARR .oPRosTUNITY.

5000 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
6uard and Neck Chains, Chatelains Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets,
So stoss htaGa. CatJornta hissqs ChGscd Ri1gs,
Aasone hlsgs ard Pas Geass' Califoraia Diani9fi3
Pns, CatvoFssa DaaoEd Ear DTops Beaaf ~ SIS Z
Je1slTYi Aes s'Eiss suds sAd BalioHs, &C.
worth 100000,
To Be sold FOR One Dollar each, without regard &c
value, and not 20 Be paid for uHl you knos
whatyou are to get.
In al transactions By mail We shall charge for
Soss the bs.ness Is cents each which must sa en-
clo-sd when the request Is made TO know ~hsf you
go have. Aftar knowing what you can have, tht
il vii Be It your option 70 ssad 81. take the article
or act
Five articles can be ordered Tor si-eiersH for e.
ahirty Cor Ss-sixiy i've for slo--Ane oes hundred
for SIS .I COZ
vita TIE information q what Jon can have viii be
sert Circular iving fl iustrectluns 20 Agen's and
. fnll CataioRas 81 articles, and thep u VIA pe ~
your option g send and get the article or no.
Also, fhr 81 lWili send solid Silver enls.e =.
either Army Corps Pin, with your pane. tssiN'0@'
and company haRdsOnsly engraved upon II
q hi. waRD a CO., -.
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DIR. KNEES DISPENSARY.

DR. KING fcrnerly % New Eori (,
AiR for last yoars Of Louisville, 70 ),
Who has devoted his attentfto5 to
the treatment Of private diseases for 90 Tsa fg
himself, having sstsnded 70 prActlce f0f % any
years. and cured 20 Many thousands. he 10 sU .bled
to cure All dlseasss Of private nature, 10 after
how bad they nay Be from njudiciouz medios treat
neut, OF from ,neglect Of their own. Dr. Kfngis
DfpsnEary b Ne g Dsa6srick strsst, betWf Cher.
~ and ths Square, second story, where hefoases 80
diseases Of private nature
!. eonorThoa cured without nsursous NJ iIel1ss o.
nssrfsreacs with buSiness-
Structures Of Old reeeut date edoctu4 b. cured N
q fsw days, BY ~ operAiioa wkich ca So no pain
Where = nfrictrrs exists health canrot hs suufored
Perhaps no daaass caEfa more misch1 Z anf under-
nlnes tae cuuBtltrtion - Ruch.
syphflis, viii al The &=sases 81 thg srln growlur
ous Of neglect o. bad treatment, c4g - e1acfaaiiy
erred IN fes dEyn
R.asisai EttsE ~ havfu< 80
given - this diseass, and al the zsquanoss rou
ing cut q u, brought ~ FrnN eszos by he a.
Htrnctivs HABITS q inconsifasata bais and sxce.gs
i've indulgence q the passions, = aeeincf Of whith
VII undaTDins tho co1stitation- rcAdsfng TIE sab.
lecf uzeA for buzfneus o. sociss aad ealIg pra-s-
ara cd go, Il. + - ifFsF -
Females Ebe M eorils VIA rey 6lEc-lss
fhe Wenh maj ralt aalurs4f = fnmslisas r.. . -
Psfssnk sestdiAs sbs0a1, b. WI az ~ sls.4As
heir ra4e, w1lt - ale.pssd, drert - ~ A E71s
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nashville, Dec. 18th, 1850

NASHVILLE, Dec l3tb, 1850
Nh. J. ". DoIBEAR:
SIR; The few lessons took from you some time
since ia Photography, have enabled me- to save more
than twothrds Of the labor in prspar ngIny sermons
and have doubt It will coon enable me TO save
three fourths Of It. have never spent time more
probably thar in its attainment, andI feel perfectly
Tree In recommending it 10 Cergymen generally as
means by which vast amount of time may be saved
and that with far less effort than is generally SUM-
posed. Its principles are few and simple, Of easy
attainment and suited to the full expression OF eyery
word 10 the language, either for present use or per
nsnent record. YsGrs respectfully iFs1 iva
J. S. HAYS,
Pastor of the ID Pres5ytsrian Church.
Nach rfilo
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OF the Hospitals, Il their bottles or iDksbnds are
brought At the above hours. SOLDEEs tught one
third less than citizens. iAssr ,-l sas1 =
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
| Just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.

POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends BY him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price,
postage prepaid.
Portrait Album, 'ot 81 so
g I75
. 10 2 90
a liberal discount to Agents and
dealers.
- l. n. RHODES & CO.,
( q No, 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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