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FEIHND N NEID-LHI IT.
.DF sweets IlsEA AL1BLE Ian IN Emf b prepare
from the roeiPo q Dr. sts9han sweet. o. loEnsstisr
the great bos setter, aud has bsaa assd IA bis prao
tics FOR tho last twenty years iih the modt H5torsh
Ing success. As an external rumedg Il - EIthUuta
rival and win alleviate pain more 5auedlY than an
other prepaTatioE. b0f all kheunatiG and herFgu
Disorders Il "a truly nialibls, and curative To-
Sores, wounds, Spfains Bruises, Ge., it5 5Oofhing
healing and powerful strong gthening propenstie5
cite the inst wonder and astOnis hmeutof all Who haf
sTeT given Ii trial Over tOuf hundred certincatsI
q remarkable cures performed by II within the lasi
two years. attest 70 his TACT. 5trong = Arms trpng
Agents or Cleveland. llaelfaltsoWdE dE1,ill1s
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FOR SALE- or EXCHANGE.

Brick House and 81 acres Of land adjoining city im
its near Wilson Avenue, acres OF grapes in good
tearing order; 5000, mostly on time.
Nine Lots on FOrest-St. near h1nsnaIi very cneap.
House and Lot on Lake-st; ella0
steam saw NJ i'll and twenty-Y- acres land on flank
Road, Is miles from city.
part liver bottom; good ht use and barn. ray =
in city property, balance On time. =
Several Grist and Saw Mills IN different locationa.-
Exchange Tor Farms or part Western lands:
House aud Lot on Tracy st. Exchange for past west
ern land.
A acres On Detroit Plank Road, miles from Court
house; Q handsome Building Lot. Sell one-hRlf
80 JEO. G.. JENNINGS,
r,ar9poa 2iI SrperiOr-St,
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President Lincoln. when Informed that
General stoughton had been captured BY
the rebels at Fairfax, is reported to have
said that he did not mi.d the loss Of the
Brigadior as much as he did the loss Of
the horses. aFor," said be, ~ can make
much better Brigadier in FIVE minutes,
but the horses cost q hundred and fifty dol
lars apiece."
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Consul General Murphy at Frankfort
on-the-Maine, OF sending intelligence Of
the shipment Of contributions Of sympa-
thetie Germans Of Eve thousand pounds bf
lint, and three thousand pairs Of soldiers
socks, declares that he could send to the
army fighting in America for freedom,
thirty-hve thousand men in ten days, if he
was Authorized to do 50. He represents
the German States to be pervaded With en-
thusiasm for the Union cause
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nIeanIs ID Hnnnr.

The President is authorized to cause TO
be struck in the dies recently prepared al
the United States Mint for that purpose,
HMedals Of Honor" additional to those
authorized by the act Of July Y, 1862 ard
present the same to such officers, non-oonn-
missioned officers and privates as have
most distinguished, or may hereafter dis
tinguish themselves in action. and $4,000
are appropriated to defray The expenses Of
the same.
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Nh, DOWNs, ELIXIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
raatsd to eurs Coughs Colds and All Diseass oE the
Throat Chest AMI lungs. Price . cents per b0tris.
John r, Henry 3 Co., Waterbury, vermont, General
Agents Sold by D. Barnes, e02 Broadway, n. Z,
and st-nna & Arn-trasi.. (fevelsnd novls.laa
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THE HOME INSURANCE COM

PANY Of New Haven, Connecticut Defendant
win take notice that the 18th day Of EebrGaryi
d. l563, Della M. Gates, as AdmustIatIix on the es
tate OF HoratiO Gates plaintiff, led in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOgs county, Ohio psii-
ton against said defendanr in which she represents
that defendant Is indebted 70 her as such admIstF
and interest thereon from January 81 1853 which
sum she asks Judgment. The defendant VIII turtheI
ta notice that its property has been attached in said
suir and that Il must answer said petition on OF be-
fore the nth dayof April, 1868, otherwise Judgment
will be entered AGAINST it By default prayed for.
- KEITH q COM
r-sl,,r,rr fafh Tess-az9 p1afutfn7s Att-Vs
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are

frequently lost or suspsadad 5y NAL praetices and VI
cious habits that will inevitably lead 20 hereditary
disease unIsss checked in time Read the truths laid
doun in the treaLssr sHUilAA FRAILTY, Or Pins
IoLoGIcAL REsEAECaEs." II is elab0rately hiustra-
ted with cOlored eagravings and viii convince ths
most hardened and uncOncerned, as Wel 81 r5lisEs
tho minds Of the most dosBonding, ty leading then
in the right channel or relief o. bodily and mental
agony and despair. - cd
s5s-soId b. DT. BARRow, isa Bleecker 81, \. 7.
Price 25 csnts Sent fros sver5 See adveEtils
nient Of Tfiesemarn in another cOiamn. -A
Sold also b. &. " gIlARk, Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohio. f-t..
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TSTATE OF REUBEN q. BLACKMER.

TTOLALH /
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersi gned, Administrator de bOnis non Of the
estate Of Reuben H. Blacl1mer, late offhe city Of
Cleveland, deceased, by virtue OF an authority
granted by the Probate Court for the county Of
Cuyahoga, Ohio, viii sell at public auction from
the steps Of the Court House. in the city oiCleye-
land in said county, on Thursday the second day
Of APRIL 1863 at two o'clock in the afternoon, the
following claims that accrued in the lifetime OF
SAID deeedent, which said claims are Desperate ~
reason Of the doubtful s0lpsHey Of the debtors;
Note Of G. ". Durgin for Si,72, due February
g. 1853; note Of Luther Graves for SD due Feb
ruary Z, 1857 note Of Phineas shepard for slu1,
with interest," due September 20, 1850 note Of
Walter g. North for $459.75, due December q,
Is6O Dated at Cleveland, March 9, 1868.
E. r. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of K, II.
| Blackmer. marlO:455
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OPTICAL.
solomongon,. improve speetseIe..
Z. n. sOLOMONsON,
PRAOTIOAI An sOIENTIFIJ OPTlOIA

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOIA
Keeps assortment in the Optical line Of
n the trade From his long residence In this City,
and the extensive patronage received daring thai
time, e would say % his old friends and the puhiic
generally that no effort that could be put forth &c
secure the very BEST quality Of Crystal Glasses rOunt
under his own inspection to suit the eyes in all ca
curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation OF tbf
Nye, aud imparting strength for long reading and In
sewing. The reputation OF S0LOMONS0hfS estab-
lshment the most reliable 70 get the best articles
in that like that can be obtained has become an ea
tablished fact and atte1tsd By his patrons whose a
vice ft is: 60 TO 'SOLOMONSOA'S, tmake no mis-.
tAke,) 80 SupsriOr-St., under the American, and
there yOu will hnd the best kind OF sPEOTACLEk
adapted TO your sight.
Mr.. Solomonaon would here Inform the public
that he employs any one in the sale Of bis Len
ses and those who desire pair OF his Spectaces can
only obtain them By calling at his Establishment.
~ ABTIF1OIAL EYES inserted Withoutpaia
a. perfect as natural.
OFIIOE-NO. 80 superior-st., uRdsr the American
Hotel sDrz
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.tl- a0t THE
COLUMBIAN (MARlNE) ms. COMPI,
OF NEw York,
with Branch Of3e at Buffalo, N. Y.
su,borizcd CapiIaI .fs....a...,.SI ,O0D, 600 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in........."- 5OO'oOO W. w.
Assets, Jan. 1, 1S63-.----.------ l' i51'O4O go
statement of the affairs Of the Company for the fifth
hfcal year, ending Dec 3.st, l5.9' t
Premiums On uu7xprod risks, DseembeS Dec nj q, t-
81, 1861. - ;,.,i .iszi9 ~ ~
date TO recembsr 8, lS62-''' slo.hzl - r.4
Total amount of Premiums......... 81 tl25,245. O
This Company issuel no policies upon Liie B6itsks 6t
nor mon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine hlska
Premiums marked OF as earned dgrng
he year, tlsss Re urn PFemumsl and 20, ,.s On
interest received en- lnyes % IS s i-'o s
| Re-Insurances, Expenses aud - 20 =, ,oe az o.
Vet tproiits...-.......... 20 'gy y
The Company have the following Assets
limited States and New York City stocss;s lozSOOuO
| Loans on demand, on gOid...--slzg@S0 @ ~
Cash in Ban zs-... ..-...-...'' 'i''i ~
| Interest due Jan. |, 1853 on IN
Yestments and cash WIN ~ az n st
2 80 % .-s o.7 a
Ba-Iusurance & Salvage claims
| and unpaid Premiums 49ioi4 q
Premium notes aud uncoleetsd osoq,
! scriS 1eIS9 IF Insurance Insurance Compsnies,
| SunIiry Uloims due the Com .,,,s -
psny, etc.....'.,',,..- .-.''''''...-''' ~ -,-
Total amount of l35 $40 %
| To THE PREsTDFET AND BOARD or BlEECfVks o. THE
| CoLUMBIAN Insurance COMPANY;
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
statfnent with TIE Balance sheet OF the company
| aud the Balance Sheet Wlih us HoOAS' 9i4 iOuAN
| them to conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balaneel
Securities, Bills Keeslyahis ana 9tSi i,b ~ sbovs
statement made by the Company IN pO,rp
| JOHN S. DIOKERS0Ns
-. JOSEPH MORRISON,
DAN'L W. TELLER
January q, 1853. Committee
WESTERN DIRECTORS.
ANDREW J. R1cH, Prest Bank Of Attica Buffalo.
JoHS ARMsTRoSs' Pres 4 MI MI 20 BANK nl- ~
WI WILHAd 4 odDTs. Prsit n. " B. E Co.. Chicago
ALBERr L. KEST, Of Kent q 90, Ohieagg9, gSS.t.,, a
THOs DICKERsoS. Of Yandersoort, Dickerson
DAVID J. lily, Of 2synoId Ey CO. ghieag9 g ago.,
MOSES MERCK. Oswego.
JOSEPH MORRIsOss Buffalo
p. LsSTTRNBEBG, Buffalo. -
- .5 THos. L6RRD,
WH NJ. WHITNEY, Vice President.
Secretary.
Z JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, Hazard Block, Buffalo, n. Y.
ROBERT HANNA & Co.. AGENTS;
Cleveland, Ohio.
EBThis Company having est si,lished Branch Of
ice in Buffalo, with a Local Board Ot Directors %
aBaee its WesteFn businesst all losses may Be ad-
iusted and paid ia BnRlc Rev York. at the option
of the parties. -,
EFIOSSES PAID IN CO I'd, mon Risks on which
Premium has been paid IN like currency. feb26;455
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TORN @. JENNIN GS,
fsuccessor to Rouse & Jennings,D
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 211 superIor-st.

c5-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and olieet Rents, &C.
HH-NO charge to Rurchasers. Sellers only charged
for SALES Cr Fxr hanges Actually Made.
90 Alsn issues Policies at lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance OomFSsies-
Garden stHouse two stories and Lot. To exchange
fora corner lot, with or without building;
range-st-East OF Perry, House and Lot to exchange
stfronting Clinton Park vacant lot 65 feet
'front.' running 10 Lake Erie Exchanga Tor house
and lot on West side,
Good House and Barn in Collameri ~ acrfs Of land;
GOOD Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C Exchange
for house in city, subject to gage Of el50O.
Lot and two Houses on Lake-St Exchange Tor Land
near the city, sub. ect 10 8 mortgage OF si2lO
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REAL ESTATE.
RFAL FsTATR ZOE sALE.

EIVE CHOICE BUILDING Lots ON
r TTNsMAN STREET. opposite Irwin street.
Several lets on CHARLES STREET., two with one
story houses On them. - -.
7rire of g. BAEUMLER.
v,urrHTT-flf
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NTOTICF-THE SUBSCRIBER VIII,

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
y sell some 43 acres Of Laud IN Kast CLEVELAND in
ORIGINAL hundred acre lots Nos. 3l9 and 3s through
dvid into small portions TO suit pnrchaseFs. On Il
are two small Houses in teDanable condition. several
nient all cleared, drained and ht for cultivation
VIII be sold on favorable terms.
AlsO-22 acres in lot 3l south Of the above parcels
House and good BAN, good Fruit end under state
of cultivation. Will be sold in ike terms.
Euouire OF ia AMHS RICHARDS, on the premizes.
East Cleveland Feb. Is, lS63:dkw43l.
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10 III,
A LARGE HaIl-suitable for Lodge Room, &C. Also
E ParlOr and Bed Room in kOuse's Block, corner
Of Sup6rior-st. and Public squaTe.
WAETED-A good house and lot on frospect-St.
can find purchasers for two or three good houses
on Prospect or other good streets.
WANTED several houses To Let for which can
ind tenants.
ssnO-I have 5000 with which buy good mortgages
70 LET-An Office, front, on ID floor tn Matthews
Block on Public Square. Also, one CT two good
rooms on Sd floor, suitable for Offices or lodging
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FOR SAFE.

Lake-st-House and lot, 50zl27 feet, on a corner
Muirson-st-Large two story House and Lot with
Barn
and lot 5OxI5O feet, Kinsman near Erie st.
I2Oacrss good Land in Canada
Two Lots ProspectSt.5 near Hudson, so per look
on time.
Suparior-St-Dwelling Rouse No 80, modern i'm
provements, Earn, &C Lot s3X2QQ feet
UDntir ptors Good House and Lot for 81, 800.
Kipsmsn st. near Forest-A large two-stoTy House
and Lot saxsO feat. $500
JNO. JENNINGS, 2ll superioT-st
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mARRIKD.

March the nth at 81 LATEST, Mr.. J. s. FERLEI,
TO Miss HANNAH COHEN No cards issued.
On the 18th inst, at tbs residence Of the Brides
father. Alex. NJ Intosh EEq Of this city, hv the
Rev. M. A. HoEe. Mr FkAkk HsBALBWlNs
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NTAsTER's sALE-Pursuant to tn,


NTASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
IVf command Of an order ofsale to me directed
lrOm the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county, in the suit Of John H. Orr against George
Campbell and others, shall offer for sale,
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
in Cleveland, on the 9Th day Of March, 1858, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described premises
situate in Cleveland, West Side, and known as
lot three hundred and fifty (35O) Of Barber
Lords subdivision in what was recently called
the City Of Ohio, bounded north by lot S5l, east
by Fulton street, south by an alley, and west by
the east line Of original lot No. 81, being Ga feet
front on Fulton street, 235 2-l2 feet deep on the
north side thereof and 21S feet deep on the south
side thereof -H
Appraised at 81 600. -
H. GRISWOLD,
J. P BISHOP, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiff Attorney. feb5i450
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF OOURr.-Ontho 18th day Of March,
1853 at thrue O'Clock in the afsrno n, the premt-
sas in the village Of Ber a, OuyahOga county Uhoi
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following Heal
Estate, as the property Pima Wymani deceased 70
wit: the 90 ual undivided half Of village lot NO. in
Baldwin EdditiO 10 Berea Village, II being be Log
on which the said Pima Wyman, deceased resided
previous to his deceass subject the dover OF tbs
widow. Appraised at st2j-
Terms Of Ba made EnOWn On day Of sale.
JOHN WATSON
Admiuistl ator Of Pima Wyman, seed.
February 26, 1903. f32
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FEMAEE DISEASES.

Mellber 0f tAe f9yaF totsgs @ Payste1alalsi
London, -E1gIaHd5 Graduate Of
Records Hospital for la
FEMAEE DISEASES.
and constant attendant q Paris, london, New Or
leans and MoaIeal Hospitals for the last ten years.
has opened his ME ar the
Of johnson House, Cleveland,
,Taere be viii be hspp to meet lthose who are sf
fic:ed with snba-ute and chronic diseases
His treatment is entirely different from iho old
pan, ard Is mild Ell s.5ioas and effective. His ned
ioihes are simply vegetable etragts and oils, that
have never been US but by two other physi-iars in
America btsid himself BE has fpens ths greatest
part Of his life and thsusants Of dollars in obtainns
few secrets an Lis profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease No charge for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case
sPEBMATORHDA.
To YObEG AlES.-He can prove 70 ycu in few min
ules that he Is The only physeian y0u ever treaed
with thai cares ID s disease Eor every pntleut Nhg
will follow his direct ms be will give One hundfea
Dollars IL he fails caring this disease No chal
made for consolation Those At distance VINO v lsl
70 consult the Do-tsEmag do 30 By ssndiug sul4il
vial Of uriae bg mail with ane. and sge, and ne
will answer ani describe their % and ths sslpl-
ity OF getting elief b enclssiBs return poslage
] gfamu. mats AZ
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sPEeIAl H8TieEs.


Msg5er Of he R9yat College Of Physieialls
London, EnglaHd5 Graduate Of
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o7aAaEAH Ea0a
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HEThis Company having ess sidished Branch OF
ice in Buffalo, with a Local Board OF Directors 70
manage its Western business, all losses may Be ad-
of the parties. -,
rFIOSSES PAID IN GO I'd, mon Risks on which
Premium has b=en paid IN like currency teozo'4oo
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TO RENT-SFVERAL GoOD OFFI-
cEs and stores for rent in the American Build
W. G. WILLIAMS,
fsbls:Rls Omes Of Rannoy, Backus & Noble
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EnR aAEE nR RENT.

Tor SALE.-A LOF 40 FEET BY
y I65, will q douf % house, N012i5 and 20 fitts-
burgh street. ch ice fruit trees, &c.
A1plv TO CHRISTIAN & MARSHALL,
mR.EI2 Harna-s ShOp. No. l42 Seneca-St.
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rFor The NASHVILLE Uuioa.l
A Few Words 10 ali Rorugees from
Georgia.
CAVE PosT OFFICE, franklin Co, ILL.,l
April 2Sh, 1868.

CAVE Posi- OFFICE, FRANKLIN Co, ILL,l
April 28,b, 1868.
Editor Of tie NlslmRs Union;
sIR:-You will please permit one to
write you few lines for publication that
has been driven from home and from my
native country, and wife and children,
and all that is dear, l am Union man
from Georgia, and WAS conscripted to go
and fight against the best government
that ever was made by man; but by the
grace Of God, l have been permitted to
escape from the land Of dastards and ty-
rants, and get to a land Of liberty.
There are great many mon in North
Georgia, North Alabama, on the South
side Of the Tennessee river, and Western
North Carolina, that is as true for the
Government as any man can be.
/ left home in company with five other
Union men, one OF which took sick, and
wo had 70 leave him; the rest OF us got
to this State.
We want to form Georgia company,
70 be attached to Gen. RosfcaANs army.
or the army that inyades Georgia. We
want 20 hear from all Georgia boys that
are willing to go into this company. We
propose 10 meet at Nashville and organize
and elect our officers, when We can hear
Of enough TO make a company
am for this rebellion being put down,
if II takes the last man and the last dol
lar. am in favor Of the Emancipation
Proclamation and Conlsca'ion Act, aud
for the arming Of the negroes, for The
rebels have to be killed. and il makes no
difference with me who kills them. The
South has no right to any protection ua-
der the Constitution, for sho has forfeited
all rights to IT,
IN any Of the following persons should
see This, they will please write 60 mo-
j. M DIoEs, JAMES HnoN, A. MILLER,
JovAu,S UPsuAw, WM CAarlR, Jostri
CAnrEu Of Captain PRioRs company ytn
Tennessee rcgimtnL
II any person should seo this shat
wishes % 90 10 e Georgia compaoy, n
ih,y viii drop a few lines to Nor.l
Georgia Gave Post Ollee, franklin ooua-
/ ~, Ills., IL will receive an ans yer, with
any information that can give them
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drels, such as politicians, speculative
army leeches and pedlars. Oar streets
aud shaded retreats are virgin to the poll
lutive breath Of kissing traitors and
pol'rcon mon. combaiants," who are de
sirous Of enjoy ing the freedom they have
not the courage TO fight or write or speak
for. We are all brothers, bound together
by the strongest links of patriotism aud
mutual assistance. Free Of ltjgarts, we
need no lawyers, aud if wo be awarded
a summer residence here, we can soon
dispense with Doctors. We are sadly in
need Of good liar who would interest
us while enjoying our camp. fires o'nights.
We had onc--Capt W, OF General
MoRaAN's stad-but he is gone TO your
city, leaving us laughable "reminiscences
Of his stay amongst US. The celebrated
Turkish barber, whose "mouth was open
cd to have il stuffed with gold" for the
pr1tundily Of his wit would descend to
. 'mmonplace prattle beside my carrot
iy haired friend. When y5ur mind is
heavy and sad with grief or labor-when
the pen fails to unbosom the thoughts
that selyage the purer chambers of your
heart with unutterable sorrow, (for
where's the being free from grief and
careD invite W to your sanctum, and
ho will infuse genial glow Of sunshine
into your shrouded mind.
The mysteries of life oppress editors
as other mortals; they have hearts to feel
and suffer as well as hih. Your essays
are not always the labor Of the brain.
Feeling that which you write, the soul
speaks through your editorials, and the
secret oil your success as a journalist
lies in your addressing the hearts and not
the heads Of your readers. When
writer trails his pen across tear, he 9
sure to enlist the compassionate sympa-
thy of all pure souls. Aud have we not
cause TO weep2 Our nation bowed down
in anguish aud in mourning, her best aud
bravest sons preparing for slaughter or
sluttins the grave, every human heart
should, if they do not, weep in bitterness
aud in sorrow.
Last night party Of gentlemen Of the
18th Michigan. serenaded, with vocal
and instrumental music, Col. d MoCooK
and his beautiful and accomplished lady
At the residence of Mr.. OVEN. The
crescent moon, the emblem OF Moslcm
power, shone bright and beautiful, and
rejecting her pale light on the wooded
lawn, it glowed and glisiened like a
stream Of m0lten silver. Musio has
sorro~ing rather than soothing influence
upon the refined and sensitive mind.
Memory, stepped in iears, brings back
the dead flowers Of other days, aud in
stead of being reused to cheerfulness,
our better nature is sublimated by the
melancholy pleasure we experience.
Yours to the lannon's mouth,
GRAPEsHoT.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. l-Gun Factory, College street op r, the " hili'
Asst. Surgeon, &, +. HAYNES, US v
9-Unlyersity Building, Market street on the
HiD Asst surgeon, r. ID. LrNDEi U.s'N'
e a-Ensley's Building, sE corner Public Square
Surgeon, LEw1s d. HARLOW.
A-uoward High school, College street, on the
Hill. G. II. BILL, Surgeon IN charBe'
q 6-Gpu Factory, upper end n ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, F..B. BilsER
" s-ooIeee street, scar Broad. Surgeon, oHAs'
ScHLUssER.
"a 7-oone0e street. between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, G W. France.
u s-Masonio Hail. Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHE.
" o-Carriage Factory, Market street. below the
square. As8t. Surgeon, @ srEah W.
" lo-nIedicai College, College street, on The Hill
Act. asst. Surgeon, W. X BOWLING
If-nPFsT HoUsE ''--On the University Pike.
act. Asst. Surgeon, !. d. HoGtE
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, , RID. SENnoUR
ls-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad
Asst Surgeon, A. II. SMITH, u > A.
l'' l4--Female school, Church street iear ohatts-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JoHS H. fHiLiifs'
u 1k--uynes' High School, Line street corner Sum-
NOR Surgeon, W. NJ. CHAMBLRs'
u 1s--Gordon Block, corner Broad st-est and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID Welsh
1T--OFFIcrRs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum
msr street. corner Deaderick. Surgeon,
WIN. ARNOLD.
" ls--Corper Church and College streets. Surgeon,
II S. PLUMMER.
a iq-Morris 4 Stratton's Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, W. II. GoRDoS
" 9O-Baptst Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -
GOODWIN,
21- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
NJ. M, Horror.
2s-Hardcastla's, q, south Market street. Surgeon,
-. BELKwITH.
;, 23-Corner Vino and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAaBERLIS.
25-Corner Market ard Clark streets A, A Surg
ADAM rRtU..