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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-29


WAsH1NGTos, August 25.-The War
Department anticipates official advices
Tomorrow from Gen. Gilmore. II lie
thought that he hAs been able to reach
charleston with shell from his Parrott
guns; hence his demand for the surren-
der of the place before attacking the bat
teries above Sumpier.
The Richmond Examiner intimates
that the garrison will be Withdrawn
from Fort Wagner and Morris Island
when the place gets too hs I for them, and
says the officers in conn AAd Of OIarits-
ton understand their profession too we'll
to permit the battery or island to be-
come another of the man-traps whichhAve
done the country 30 much moral as well
as material injury during the war.
The Augusta Oonstituhonalist breads
lest the Yankees should get foOthold
on james Island, compelling the sur
render of the city. And this is probably
the secret Of the great efforts the reb-
els are making 70 fortify James Island.
The Richmond Wing of the Goth has
= lAchrymose article upon absenteeism
in the Confederate army in which il
hhhNn NA1 ulAttutub VI NJ
during the battles around Richmond the
number of soldiers on General Lees roll
was 10000. The largest number At
these battles was $4,000. At the battle
of Sharpsburg the number on General
Lees roll was 10000, the number aclu-
ally present and in the field was only
$4,000; and that at tho battle of Get
tysburg the ratio of absentees was about
the same.
The Wing despairingly says it is use
less to conceal the fact any longer. Our
cause will ere long become hopeless il
the evil of absenteeism is not arrested.
The Wing says that the Yankees are
making large hospital accommodations
at Pensacola navy yard, and vessels are
congreg ating there, which indicates that
they contemplate moving on Mobile from
that place, directly or indirectly. The
Wing thinks matters should be attend
ed to.
The Raleigh IN. g. Standard, of the
llth, has a column of reports of peace
meetings held in that State. II contin.
ues its defiant tone against the Rich.
mond Government.
by direction OF the President, a Cour'
of Inquiry has been appointed to inves.
tigate the circumstances attending th,
loss by theft of large sum of public
money in the hands of Major Mcfarland
of the Pay Department
When Gen. Gilmore take possession
of Fort Sumpter, he will hoist over i
the old flag that waved there when Ma
jor Anderson commanded the post, i
having been sent to him some time ago
Nearly hundred conscripts escape,
while going forward to the army yester
day. 1t is thought that most of then
will be retakeB. Gen. Meade is deter
mined 10 vigorously carry out the sen
tence of death on all who may be con
victed Of the crime of desertion, Mos
of the doserters are professional substi
tutes.
Congressman elect Green Clay Smit
Of Kentucky is here.
The draft has been ordered in Cali
fornia
The subscriptions 10 tho 500 loan, fo
tho week ending yesterday, amounts I
5,400, 900, at the Office of Jay Cooke
Co The number of orders from Europ
increases, and sales have been made I
parties in Tennessee and Mississippi.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

STEVENSON, Ala, Aug. 2s.--It is
probable that the rebels are evAcuatirg
Chattanooga and all Of East Tennessee
Deserters who came in Gen. Reynolds's
line report that the rebels are moving
the guns and all the useful aud important
machinery Of the foundries at Chatta-
nooga 70 Atlanta. Rebel cavalry are re-
ported concentrating Al Rome.
MEMPHIs, August 25.-The steamer
Courier, with the ninth Illinois aboard,
was sunk by collision with the steam
er Desarc about Thirty miles below.
Several lives were lost, but the number
unAscertained
WAsHISoTOS, Aug. 2s.-Gen. Gilmore
telegraphs to Gen. Halleek on Monday,
saying he had demolished Sumter, and
had begun Smelling Charleston.
BALTIMORE, Aug. est is reported
that the gunbOat Satellite, and tug Re-
lance, were captured by the rebels near
the mouth Of the Rappahannock. The
Captain of the Satellite is reported killed,
and the Captain oftbe Reliance wounded.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The English
screw steamer Cronstadt was captured
for violation Of the Wilmington block
ade.
Lieut. Bsches, late of the expedition
up White river, destroyed large amount
of Confederate stores He learned that the
grand Southern army were concentrating
at Brownsville, TO make line Of defense
GA Bayou Neeleh.
Price was there, Kirby Smith at Little
Rock, and Marmaduke was crossing the
Little Red River.
Gen. Gilmore telegraphs to Gen. Hal
leck that Fort Sumter is such a mass Of
ruins that it is no longer necessary &c
continue to fire on it. He says be hal
established batteries on the left, With \
effective range of the heart of Charles.
ton, and had opened fire, after giving
Beauregard due notice of his intention
New York, Aug. 28.--Cotton dull a
Coo. Gold 2426c.
The Savannah News says the mum,
Der of the Confederate army, with III
incoming acoessions, is five hundred anC
seventy five Thousand.
Reports from the front Of the arm,
Of the Potomac, say Colonel Mosby hs,
died of wound. Disaffaction 10 ex
pressed with Dahlgren for not NOR
promptly seoOnding the. efforts of Gen
Gilmore, and il is feared this procrasti
nation may annul the fruits Of our op
erations thus far.
Gen. Neal Dow having been turne
over to the civil authorities rebel Brig
adler General will be Immediately con
fined as a hostage. .
FoRTREss MoSRoE, August 29.-Th
gunboat Western World has arrived, an
reports Sumter and Wagner in our pos
session on Monday last.
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on thssanls day, (s5th Juiy) Governor
bonham, requested that they should be
retained in military custody until he
could make arrangements 10 dispose Of
them and in that custody they remain,
awaiting tho orders Of the State aulhori-
ties.
Respectfully, your obed't servant,
THos. JORDAN, :
Chief of Staff.
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AUCTION SALE OF GRooERIEs, &C.
Shields 4 Co.'s usual Saturday sale tax
place this morning at 10 o'clock. when
they will offer without reserve, very
choice assortmen. Of Groceries, consist
Ing of coffee, sugar, syrup, candles,
msckerel, and various other articles.
llousekeepers, who may want small
packages of coffee and sugar, would do
we'll to attend this sale, as few small
sacks Of the former and boxes of the
latter will be sold.
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sNGLETeN's window is well worth in
speetion by ell lovers Of fine arts, polite
literature and Yankee Notions. II is =
pictorial, economical, artistical, small
boOk.ical, fAntastical maRnm IN parro, at
tractive alike TO the soldier in the tented
field, the professor in the temple Of sci
ence, the accomplished woman in the ga
loon of fashion, and the astronomer as
he levels his tube at the starry heavens.
G'lang Aug.29 -2t
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THEATRE. = The opening siace to-
night is the drama Of slack Sheppard !"
which will be followed with Terpsicho-
rean exercises by Miss Blanchard The
entertainments conclude with the
amusing afterpiece of "Mose, or A Glance
at New York"
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The Richmond Enquirer says:
The whole Confederate finance is based
upon public confidence.
Yes, and your flnanoiers are "confl-
dence men"
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$4,000 Cords Merchantable
Hard Wood,

To be delivered follows not less than 5000 cords
q te delivered during the month of September not
less than 1900 oOrds during the month Of VctOber,
aud balance before toe lot day Of december next;
bidders will state the price per cord, at which they
propose 20 furnish hewood delivered whore out; bids
TO be mede In duplicate with copy Of this advoF-
tsoment.
mated from this office within line Of not 70 exceed
SIX niles from tow. ifout on aus other landa with
In said lines the Contractor must iurnish this ONCE
With written consent from the owner Of such lands.
No bids will be received for less THAI 5000
Cords cash deposit must he uade with each pro
rosai al the rate q One thousand DollDrs or each
5000 Cords OF Wood, 20 be forfeited 20 the Govern
ment 10 the party fails 70 bindi n the oou ract
IA Awarded 20 him. A bond % IN amount o 20
Der cent of tho value Of The contra AVA 0i signed
bv two realon sibo suristios, ooudi ioned for the
ithfu fulhlment Of the oOutrses Will DO required.
As additional sec lry 10 por cert Of The yaue Of tie
quantity awarded Will be withhe d Tor a par,Od OF
NOD exceeding three weeks after the fulnlment Of
the rhtle contract a. fund 10 indemnity such ON
ora OF timber lands may tati factoriy prove that
they hayotot been properly astpsd with By the COO
me timber cut on lands assessed for that purpose
and designated from this once, viii DO paid for BY
the contractor az HE rate Of ne Dollar por Cord.
owners Of timber land have mo h Nllsge o. making
der will IN lieu ~ tho uds required above hle a
couyeFancs Of the LAM o. 60 ,W ~ the United
states, and on hrst TAI ure o. dsiy' iug the I'D
a. aareed, the timber laud viii be- uac ndidoualiy
forfeited. aud tpo Wood cut without any oompeusa-
giis NH only bo TO iyed from persons hose
loyalty Is unaispuod Or esisbinhsd By "oath " al-
5iddsrs must be present when the bila are opsued
Ths right 10 rosefved 90 reject any or an bida.
Proposals 10 b. on ioraud q" Proposals Cor M God d
'''' III wIRMOw,
aa .26--tr.
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Persons in want of a good article of
old Bourbon Whiskey, Oatawba Wine.
or any thing in that line, are referred to
No, 46 Union street, where a very fine
stock of liquors and wines are kept.
Tennessee money is taken there at par
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-29

A well selected stock Of ell kinds Of
wines and liquors, Of the best brandf,
will be sold at cost prices at Cincinnati
and Louisville, with transportation add
ed to this city, a, A6 Union street, and
will give possession TO the purchaser the
store room, which is rented for $50 per
month up TO the LIST Of January, 1864
Aug29.3t i, l.. BREEsE
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A certain party by the name Of Il, NJ.
s., having claimed monopoly Of making
himself known, &C., by certain threats
aud pyoteasions which he could not sus-
tain, has olssaed his Advertisements
with those Of Messrs. Morse & Peaslee,
by using their mode Of advertising Spe-
cial Order, No But success cannot
rest upon this alone; there must be more
merit in the article advertised, as tho
crowds who daily visit the Gallery OF
the Cumberland can testify.
aug29d MORSE s. PRAsLEE
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Some of our oath Of allegiance rebels
report with great deal OF citation, that
Dick McCann is quite belligerent in his
talk to Federal guards, and swears they
shall hear from him after he is exchan-
ged. Well, what does Dick intend to
do? We hope he will not bore them TO
death by reciting his Douglas speeches.
Anything but that, Msjorl
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After the rain yesterday the tempera-
ture of the weather appeared 70 be
higher.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-29

A contemporary takes it for granted
that the heroes of Vicksburg and Get
tysburg will receive due NEED ofreward
OF course.
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Tennessee money taken at par for all
kinds Of Wines, Liquors, Can Fruits,
Cigars, amoking and chewing Tobacco,
al 40 Union street. 81
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Beauregard didn't understand Gill
more's last fire. II was "all Greel" TO
him.
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Recorder Shane tried fourteen cases
yesterday, drunkenness and disorderly
conduct being the principal offences.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-29

There was = gentle fall Of rain in ibis
city q, noon yesterday, barely enough to
alay the dust
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Beauregard does not like Greek fire, it
seems, We suppose il has "stinging
effect"
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sOHOOA NOTICE.

AIS HAHg J. YeG, sil oneua 90
vi school Tor rloary AID iu- III
tsrmediats chQ A., g. 81 hasfuItgt \
% tho Audiew Oaarse hurchi 90 ~aliaa-4llg
MondaY, the 2lst Of August.
gu- Adv.
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A oonscript in Lewiston, Me, claimed
to have "piazza on the heart" The DIR.
passed him, and bis next disease will be
"bureau on the back.
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Gotten Yarns cotton NRTns
Hornbeck & Ashbridge, No 40 College
street, have just received large lot Of
Spun Cotton, which they will sell by the
bale at very low prices, for Tennessee
money, Aug.27. g.
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Persons wishing a fine pom can hud q
good variety 81 the Gold Pen Depot, 70
Oheuy street. two doors south Of Cedar
iol0-u.
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SALE OF STEAMBOATS,.
Depot Quurtermustsrs Office,

Depot QuarterRlasters 0fce,
Nashville, Tennessee Aug,as, %, 1868.
/ WILL SELL. TO THE HIGHEST ,DDER FOR
i CASH, the following Steamboats, VT oked IN the
Cumberland river, with Machinery, aud other appur-
tenances, as they lay In the river
"a steamer w. ~. SIDELI., near tho head
OF Harpcth shoals
(2) Steamer CHARTER, Ave miles above
Harpeth heals.
sealed bids will DO received at this office until ~
o'clock, NJ Monday, SEPTEMBER lath 1868.
Bids viii be received Tor each Boat separate, aud
the Boats will bo sold separate the highest bidder
bond 20 the amount OF twenty i've (z5) per cent
OF the amount offered Tor each Boat, sgned BY two
responsib sureties, 20 be forfeited la neglect or
refusal OF paying the amount bid On the bid Is &C.
cepted) will accompany each bid.
Bid will BE- addressed to the undersigned endorsed
q proposals for &oImboat."
Ihs right Do reserved 70 reject any or all bids
BY ordof Col. ihOs bNORDS
Asst Q 81 0ou. q. g. A
Y. s. WINsLOw, Capt. aud A. o NJ.
aug25-till sept, -
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LOOK OutI
NEVER KNOWN TO FALL
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminative

Dysentery Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera MorbuS,
and Summer Complaints
The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports Of astonishing !ouros
attest IL value.
Ia has advantages over any other remedy at once
10 the system.
Is safe and harmless to the infant, and powerful In
the aduls case.
To the soldier, especially Il "a invaluable, being
appropriately termed BY them Ia many certificates,
"THE SOLDIERS Friend"
Mothers find Il superior TO any soothing syrup for
children teething, freed from the injurious effects Of
~ aro o ito &, gives rest 10 the sufferer by re-
moving the disease Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
PRICE, e5 GENTS BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
wM.F DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
lnlyi2--sm
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Office Depot Qsarte,Wlaster,
Nashville, august 24tA 1868.
CEALFD PROPOSALS will Be received at this Office
- until 2 O'Clock, N, Friday, August 2sth, 1852,
for fnrnishing this Depot with
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WgOLESaLE ONLY,

sSNVAG% INA-L WtNLIs
a. LOUIS & Co.
Have just Received
AVERY LAnsE STOCK OF
O L @ a r. s,
Chewing ana smoking
TOBACCO
Of al Kinds and pat Up IN Various Styles.
A. LOUIS a. CO.,
sc North Market Street
lust RECEIVED, very large stock Of
- all kinds Of fresh and preserved
CANNED B'RUrr@
TOM
APPLE BUTTHIe. sLc..
A. LOUIS & CO.,
80 North Market Street.
lust RECEIVED large stock Of
Dried Beef, Hams,
Bologna Sausage,
Smoked Herring,
and Fresh Salmon
A. LOUIS a CO.,
| SO North Market Street.
lust RECEIVED, large stock OF
| MEbTNhN kbhhhNh, hAhtbOhd AND
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
A. LOUIS a CO.,
90 North Market Street.
TUST RECEIVED, o very large stock Of
GERMAN, ERAsrvE. CASTLE and FANCY
Soaps Candles, Starch, Etc,
A. LOUIS 81 CO.,
eNOrth Market Street
lust RECEIVED. large crock OF
Brown, Crushed & Powdered Sugars.
A. LOUIS ~ CO.,
SO North Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED, a large stock OF
Green and Ground Coffee.
i ALSO large stock OF
Young Tyson, GuRpOwdtr and OOlORg Tea,
A, LOUIS a. CO.,
ssNorth Market Street.
LARGE STOCK or RAISINs, FIGS,
DArEs ALMONDS, Brazil. NUTS and TILBERTs,
MAooARoE1, yERMIClLLI, TO, just received BY
A. LOUIS q CO.,
SO North Market Street.
A LARGE STOCK OF PICKLES, IONA.
TOE oATseP, Pepper sauco, Ginger AlApiOe, Pep
per, Ginger, Cinnamon, Baking Powd err, Soda
French, Kentucky and American Mustard, just
received by
A. LOUIS q CO.,
SO North Market Street
A VERY LARGE STOCK Of
5ardines, Cove oysters,
HOLSTERS, Pickles, Etc.
Pat up All styles Just received by
A. LOUIS a CO.,
SO North Market Street.
A LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AMI
shirts, Drawers, suspenders,
P0cket-BOoKst Port FOltOs
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the n NJ
of Bitt.rs put in quart bottles Compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum. costing from =
to - cents gallon, the taste disguised BY Anios
or Corr snder Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and win continus
TO cause, long they be sold, hHuireds 70
die the Death of the drenkard. By their rsx TIE
system is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulsnts OF The worst Kind the dc zirs
for Liquor IL created and Ike ~ up, add the result u
sl the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
death.
For those who desire and r-il tare a Liquor Bit
tiers. publish the following receipt Get on
Gotfie Eccf0HdS German R,tt.rS aud mix with tires
cxGrfS Of good BT0afy WAiSky and the result vin
re preparation that viii far ,1cei in medical vir.
tues and true excelen any of the numerous LS>ol
Bitters in the market, and viii Dqgoh iexs You
will have all the virtues Of Hoafand's Bite. in
connection with q good article IF Liquor at q much
less price than these inferior preparations VIII
cost you.
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1851 THE 1858
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROA

PENSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
- sz5s elkE
I, ,ss !; s$Gf;' ~s..,,u o,,,,,
SPEED, sAsEFf AID 6ohTeSFi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHaeSaa lAo. Do'r
rI5T HRbE 2AhhT f. E55A FfTr ss1s
CLOSE oos ne 4 tssP At Hff HfntRRIsBusa
NORTHERN m c GIsihs II n RAILROAD,
THE GREAT sfe d tHsTlRf ROUTE
WASHINGTON f Hsb BALr1MoRl
WEST. koKfaa VI sGf,. AND rs SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northeast
corner Of Penn;ylysnis avenue and Sixth street,
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sAOKING And SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINe.
FROM Washington.
Passengers win take the g. n. and p n. trains,
arriving In BALTIMORE At $50 m. and SIS D. :,
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in harris
burg At q p m and Ss m: there e9nneSs i n
ro. road. for or ali parts Of The West. --' ~ - ~
By this route Rreights OF all descriptions can be
forwarded to and from sny point on the Railroads
ef Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
The PennsylTsnia Csstrai Raiirosd also connects
be forwardeS IN anx nort an ths' obin' assSinynn
Kentucky tennessee Cumbe! land, IninOis, Missis:
Red Rivers; and at CieyeIsnd ssndusty sOd osi.
essO with .tesmers to all Northvestero Lakes.
t.tion Of their Freight to this Company can rel.
with confidence OF its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
in the West, by the PennsyvEnis Central Railroad,
GTe al az ti'es as auorab.s are CHARGED BY oth-
Rdiiyodd Companies.
81 Be particular 10 mark packages "Via Penns
Central X r"
wM BROWN. Agt Northern Central r R.,
No. 30 North street, Baltimere,
KEoCH LEWIS, Genl Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
L. l.. HOUPT, Genn Ticket gent, PhilsdelP hia.
FL. Fl Hot STON, General Freight Agent, Phils.
delphis. Jan 7-ly,r
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BLOOD BLooDuH
SORES: THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED CONDI-
TON OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCHOFULA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS. LETTERS
ECALFS. BOILs SYPHILIS Oh We
NEREAL DISEASES, &c.
b L o o DIE
SIMARTTANS
ROOT and HERE JNHES


SlMARTTAN'S
ROOT AND HERS JUICES
is oEered the public as positive cure.
Let those then who have either ecrofuls Zeal.
nSIa or Sore Gf az Kind, at olce use the ROOT
Cure those spots letters. Scales and Copper Col
cred Patches, as there are many surrises about
Bsnish all imRgrities OF the blood aud bring the
sTs:3 e he o sSiGn for ihe Gq,e Of
MAKITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICE is a.
NEST Pc ent, certain and efeetu Al remedy ever pre-
the veLereal poison, so that the cure r. tnoroug
snd D m Is1 then Of ths PiF wing rene
ters that for Th n A you ny T. in after
SAMARITAN S ROOF ASG aKRB juices
sys.em, well as all the bad effects of Mercury.
In many saeetions with which numbers OF Fe-
males suffer, the ROOF AND uEKB JUICES j.
Wh.et' IN bsarin down, PaiIsns II the rn in
Debility, SD i,for s iaints ncil lent the sax
tent by express. Price 81 q bottle, or bottles
sAMAR ITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
Price IS cents. tuIi directions
~ DE MoNL = CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th and
Pa. avenue; and ~ HENRY COOK, Alexandra
COLEMAN & ROGERS, 173 Baltimore street,
Baltimore. ocr If
TRIES MAR.
fgf!eitcC " hOyds I>tIIefS Sctehf ~ falkland,
:scsred ~ tte Seals If the EcGk de pta5Dqrc,. ds
PGItS, daa :As Imperial College Of Meiiess giss.ss
TRIESEMAR No
Is the eHectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPEH
MATORRHRA AND EXHAUSTION OF THI
SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAh Nos
Completely and entirely eradic&tes all traces Of
those diss riders fer which Copciva ard Clbehs h.Ts
generally sees thoug CHIT sRtidote to the ruin %
the health of a vast portion OF the population
TRIESKMAR Nos,
s the great and remedy Of the civilized worio
foc ell Impurities Of the system we'll secendAry
SYMPTOMS, obSisting the destructive use of MeT
curry, as well as other deleterous ingredients aAd
which all the Sarssparills in the world cannst
remove. TRlESEMkR Nes. 1, 4 and are Alike
devoid OF taste smell, ard OF al nauseatins aual
tiles. They are in the form of q lozenge aud NAV
lie on the toilet table without their use being sur
pected.
Sold in tin cases at IS each, or four as cases In
one for C., and In en- cases, thus saSins az. -
administered by Valpesn, Lsllea and, Roux, de-
&c. wholesale and retan By DR. Il. A. BARROW,
street, New York. Immediately ON receipt of re.
mittAnce, DR. Barrow will forward Triesemar to any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the ipstru etions Of the writer
Published Also by DIR. BARROW that populay
and beau .fully illustrated medical work, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemsr and Book can
Washington d. @. de ntr
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M TEETH.
WI. LOOMS, d. D., the Inventor and Patentes
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends-
pers0nauy at his Office in this eIty. MsnySr~
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at nay ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who particular and wish the purest
elesnest, strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win b
more fully warranted
Rooms N this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets. Also, 907 Arch IT..
PHILADELPHIA Ally