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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

FTR4% - nR. KING formerly II Now York,
NI for IGst4 oars Of Logisvi 10, Ky ,
SARS~-12cS-S who has devoted his attentiu a 10
Of private diseases for 80 years. 1attert
himself having attended TO practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure ell diseases Ct private nature, no mattei
how bad they may he from inludoious medical treat
nent, or from neglect Of their own, In. King't
Oispensary Ia No. % Deadefick street. between Cher
~ and the Square second story, where he cures all
diseases Of private nature. .-
Gonorrhoaa cured without nAuseOus medicines on
Interference with business 81.
Structures OF old recent date eaeotually cured II
a few days, by an operation which causes pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enuj0yed
'erhaps no disease causes more mischief aud under.
mines tho constitution 80 much. b..
Syphilis, with ell Tie diseases of the skin, groVihs
,ut Of neglect or bad treatment, can be oneCtuRny
cured In u few days
Seminal WedLlsss.--ParticulsTa tentlon having been
given T. this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out Of Il, brought on 10 many casss by the do
sTuctive habits Of inoonsiderate youths, and excess
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
eot unit for business society, and causing preDa
turs old age. e..
tenn les who may be labOring with uny difficulty
the womb may rest assured Of immedis te relief
Persons residing sbrOad, by writing aud statins
heir case with fec enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. King
no. rs Doadsriok street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicines sent TO their address ONO,
hours from Q O'Clock IN the morning until In thi
yaping IJuv l0-in dAwlF
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Use Lexington Kentucky, Union Con-
vention, on the conclusion of Mr. Crit
TENDEN's speech, passed these resolu-
tions, among others;
Resolved That Hon j. j. Crittenden,
having expressed himself publicly as
Internationally in favor of putting down
The rebellion, by voting, if necr ssary,
the last man and the last dollar of The
nation for that purpose, we present his
name TO the people of this Congressional
District as the Union candidate for re
election TO the National House of Repre-
sentatives.
That we cordially thank General Burn
side tor the vigor and ability with which
he is administering the military affairs
Of this department.
Is it not remarkable that while the
Northern copperheads denouace General
BURNsIDE.as a tyrant, the loyal men of
the Lexington disirict--one of the larg-
est slaveholding sections Of the State,
should tender that officer q vote Of thanks
in public Convention? The reason is
obvious. Ignorant and weak people,
who live remote from the scene Of war,
and have no personal experience of its
terrible effects, do not see the necessity
i)r using stern and, at first sight, cruel
measures to punish rebels, as most of
the loyal men in the South do. And
the lOyAlists in the South are advancing
towards what is falsely called radical
ism every day that the war continues.
Men begin to see that gentle measures
never will subdue armed traitors. Moth.
ing will answer but the hardest sort of
blows
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We are very suspicious ofHegatiue 10y
atty il that can ever be negative which
lisa positive duty Whenever We hear a
man say that he has nothing against the
old Union, we are are reminded Of an
old lady who having served the devil
Tor three score years, concluded TO make
asmaIi religious experiment by going
to a"mourner's bench" "Well Sister,
said the sympathiz.ng elder, "what do
you think Of tho SAVIOR II haint git
anything ogin him. WAS the reply He
Is apoor patriot who can only cay that he
does not hate HE country.
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ReIirinus NerYIoaa.

Posr CHAPEs-( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lO% O'Clock,
AN, and at 7 PM. Prayer. Meeting every Wed
nesday night at O'Clock.
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NO 80

Ssa The approval OF The Presldsn, Of tho Unn.a
sac J. Aud b V N,rthsr saac,.a. Thai nom, ., 49,.
pr Visions o. is act sn % AL, to a. sutle y 'ns
"ns ts ~ 90" nsvs m,ees OF Tho Ualtsi stat.s
Appro, 81, March ~, lseS ''A'ea'
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hNsOL TON tocomp 'nssle the crew II q o tJnItss
a|tes s'eAmrr Monitor, 10 clothing and otuer mo-
pc y Lost IA the public ,erviee nv
Re'oircd b. ne Sca1fe aHd Ne, ~ Of Rep,,.,,t,, A,
ne CHiisd States q AForcl ~ Congress ,s,,biJ ny
~ ,' T'rrr c "un iug orio' so the Q = q, 10 and
w are D, rrD. tao d, 10 ttliug tha a ,counts
81 the lbtrl Sta.S stAinnr M,uiio,. -, ~.
$500" u''i 'dp' laudrss, on about tue tbir isth
u r % 'V'n't, isltsn huadrod aud srty Two, 70
.'ut 'acA Z" Them with the am ,uut " siTty doI re
to cover th'ir lossas OF ned lng coty
'g perry oo'aston'd by the snkinS u de al.
Approved, March ., 1858.
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mIIItnrY RlanIEs,

For sale at this Once, such "a Monthly Company
Rofurs Clothing Returns, Ordnance ReltTs, PSovisioa
Rehr7ns Special Regni,it.oH', &C., Sc.
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LOST OR STOLEN

E7OM HE LOUISVILLE AN NASHVILLE
Il Derot, the 9th itst Four Barrels Of Four
branded urakes lex Mills Ktra Family, Han p.
ton, Salmons " G suitable reward W il b. paid
Tor ito return, or info nation where It vent by
Nm. lyon,
mayl0-H Al Market 1t -
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ARTICLE VI

II being tfe inter ton II the two eou'ractnr parus-
IT, bind themselves ~ the pfeiei; tr atty 70 "a aoh
oh r ON he lopti' " Tue mo 70 %, Va .va "A IA
feby Hgf Cd b. tive u en- that sny favor priv
Hege, immuni nhat Yer IA. mat err Il commerce
aut nav gAtp n which eith,r contra, ting lar has
tually gr MT d, D. may h'i et grant, 20 mo sub
jsCt Or iuz Ms ~ NJ ether ate BuH DO e,te, de
60 be itz'us u tbe y be MIRA TIM puty ErhtBit.
uusiy, l. IN 90, C ssiO, favor { N 10 he state
thali have been grtuitous, or IN return Tor comp q
B.uO Rsn,ar a1pps ib . ol pro &c iOnats valu AID
en- ct to TIE I'D u.s. by mutual 70 uent, tue taa
CO. sou 8hau hayJ bUeu cyudld ,uA. ...
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NOTICEl

SPRING AND SUMMER ~.
M / L L 1 N Is. II Y I
Nov open aud to be seen at her old stand,
College street, Opposite Union Bank
APrs-9W
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NASHVILLE, Nav p, Is02

NAShbtLLEs May 2, 1868.
4 LII PERSONS TO WHOM THE ENGINkEs
- DEPARTMENT is indebted for Work done, Ma
ieriaI rurnsheG' or Slaye labor impressed lin con
nectiOn with the FortdCations OF Nashville, will
at CO send in their bills o . c. STEn ARr, Asst
Engineer Headquarters, franklin Pike
Ky order Of Brig j. ST. G. MOTION, Chief En-.
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Stationery Dealers Notice

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AN ACT to provide for the Collect N OF AhAud ned
property aud Tor the preveutoa OF FRAUDS Ia usur.
Tectonary districts within the ULited States.
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ARTGcLEn.

Iher, shall he perpetual reao. and fron ish . NO
veeu the Uni cd ates II Anne lie al d a Ron n /,
OF Liberia, aud also 1stw on ths itzuts JJ.L o.
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when any vessel ofether OF the contracting parties
shall DO wrs d. ton dered, or . h5rwise dam 20 %
the Goa IT, rr thu the terri OF tie OF .er tc
respective ctE shall r. eve IN great IT pO-s be
aid, as W Il o themselves a. for Oh lr asal. aud
fleets. All poA iOie aid hall DO given ~ protect
their w, Tery frO bel ~ punda Of AN theft rsoas
rom ul trrhtusn should dispute arse ~ 20 The
salvage II shan be TILED by arbiuatUn o DO chossn
b. the par,I.s respectively.
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ARTcLE VII

Zach contracting party may appoint consul fOr
the rot elton oftfadu to resi- in the domlnons ur
the other but such consul Huall inter ppm
the exercise of his iunc iOus ultl he shall have
ben approved Hud a,u it'd IN tbe usual fol m
by the GOyyrpm, Dt Of lha county 10 which he
Is Huut.
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EAO HANDS ALI THE RAhua WHICH HAYk
OUU been So my employ viii report Good wages
willb raid ~ good sawyer and Two good ngl
noers waited % run Circle saw Mll None lut th
beat need apply. LOUIS WIrhOWsEI
Mach.OU h. 10 Public squ,Tt.
Loasvls Ja.'.oi copy one w'eE aud ehgrso ttt
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ARTICLE VIII

The United States GOyerument engages never 10 lh-
teri re uni Us soil ted by the GOV fumrut VI Liberia
In the ala . between &c abOrigln i0hab aus aud
the q vrfutu, ut ~ Repubu ,abo ia, In nc ] 81.
ri 0loilou aud teri triHa VI ropuU 10. "a nd
n, United stats d Tens sI1sr iuss, IN person or
ur A. nv nOm { % nc BY The Au0 iFiua. lubabit
ants. AM 10 g. yerument of he r. public Liberia
shoul not be able ~ x th8 azg 10 D. stio d,
init q States q w umsnt nsHgos, squ it.on
h hin been hrst ma tI,teiOf ~ Oh LiheFign Gov,
eminent 20 tnu n b aid as may be required Citi.
us OF tfs In Ted stat re- Jug tho tories Of
he kopublc Of LibvIA are sir,d toa stas vuu ~
such int rouui 80 With "a abb isiIai inh auts
,u lend T. the vocation VI law and at .rbAncs VI
the peace Of tho country.
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No tonnage, import, 9TH rditles or charges shau
10 levied III tn public 4 Liberia on Unh d ,taras
VS. els, Or on goods IA port exported in United
Sta'es ves'o r, beyond what a-e may De levied on
ustio"al 'esse or on tue like goods impo ted ~ ar
roriei 10 nal nal vessels ANA In Ike manner n,
ounage, import, or other dutrs or thargei shA be
levi 81 m the Un.trd STAT OF America And hoir Ter
TRIES on the vessel Of he Re ub u Llbe or on
goo In mpoIt-d or Exp rtud In tbUse vbss Is beyond
what are ~ may levied on national vessel. o. on
the Ike goods i4pOrted OF exported IN naional yes
aa1a
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There shah be fecipruc Il ir edorn Of conmsrc. BE-
tween tho United utes 4 An rtSa a, 49, ,tf ii
o'bb tia the t2ons ~ the United Stat u,T.
tc'my % de- N. an tale " auy tart iis ts,i
rles Of Oh Rep b ic OF IA e.it 10 VIII rh ANY ntu,r
Z Siguers are sha te sumlttcd. 1ha, MA "a.
JOY full VI lection Tor theI- pc 5, ms aud proI,r
hey shah tie dlu Std ~ ouy rom and ~ stf 10 ON
tee h>ei with ut hen reVr tned or pr,iudIu, b.
o pnr' base "h,u Yer and they shau, otS,ycr, en-.
Joy al Other rishs aud priv * which are or may
'Uapt 70 ny 1.-The lorols uvrs, subj 'utu o. o,ti
zsns OF y mos favor natl n. o city n Of IN
repubho o. lhbe IA shall a return euJoy siuiia pro
lection aud privileges ia the United states OF Amera
anu DO tnelr TAr- itOIiea IL
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Union state Convention.

The Union State Committee met at the
Jones House, in Harrisburg, on Wednes-
aay afternoon The attendance was large
and the following call for the meeting of
Stats Convention was adopted:
The loval citizens Of Pennsylvania, without
distinction OF party, who desire cordially 10
mite in sustaining the National and State
Administrations in their patriotic efforts TO
suppress a sectional and unholy rebellion
against the unity of the Republic. and who
desire to support, By every power OF the gov
ernnent. our heroic brethren in arms who
are Drawing disease and the perils of the field
10 preserve the Union of our fathers, are re-
auested to select the number of delegates
equal to the legislative representation of the
State at such times, and in such manner, as
will best respond to the spirit of this call, to
yaeet in State Convention. in the city of
pi:tsburg, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
July next at l l o'clock. q. m, said day
90 nominate officers for the Offices OF c Governor
and Judge of the Supreme Court, and TO take
fuch measures as max&be deemed necessary
10 strengthen the Government in this season
of common peril to common country.
Z. P. MARkLE,
Chairman Z. S. Committee.
GEoNeE y. HAMhEHsLf, Secretaries.
The Committee also adopted resolution
favoriug the formation of Union Leagues,
as follows.
Resolrsd That it be recommended to the
loyal citizens of Pennsylvania, without dis
tinction OF party, to organize IN each election
distri ct in the State, Union Leagues, for the
purpose OF sustaining the Government in
suppressing this causeless and wicked re-
beiiion. which ROW seeks 20 divide ant des-
trey the Republic.
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into a scramble for spoils--and "Demo-
cratic Clubs" is the resulti

into scramble for spoils--sn6 "Demo-
cratic Clubs" is the result
Another thing: In the midst of all
this fustian and bombast- this enunciation
of Democratic principles, and denuncia-
tioD of everything differing thereirom-
not single word derogatory to the arm
ed Traitors OF the South WAS uttered
by either of the speakers. This may
have been an oversight, bat it is never
thelcss trase.
In view of these facts, Democrats who
still cling to your country-ye who desire
TO bequeath to posterity the inestimable
privileges received frem your fathers
ye who see in this war not partisan
strife but a struggle for great and eternal
inciples-hands off! Touch not the
unclean thing called democratic Clubs
TOR its touch is contamination and its
teachings insidious poison All these
men will be heartily ashamed sometime
that such an organization ever existed
be not among Its adherentS.
In conclusion, it may not be amiss to
insinuate that, judging from appearances,
the great and. once powerful organization
known as Douglas men has been pretty
efectually absorbed by their sworn enc
mics, the Breckinridgers in this county.
at one time it was thought that principles
were eternal = but now-alackaday :
principles are a secondary consideration
when brought into juxtapositionl with
power and place. At least the record Of
the former wing of the Democratic party
would go far to prove the truth of the
assertion.
Scan such things be,
And overcome us like summers cloud,
Without our special wonder 2"
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

By virtue OF Ell Alias order Of the 0ryha1f
Court OF Cambria county. 70 IS directed, tLs!e
Will be exposed 10 public yenGue or outer
Oh the premises, cn SATURDAY, the lltb {!
APRIL, next, ~ one o'clock, p NJ, 81 Il,
right, title. aud interest OF Jane Ann. Narss.
ret, and Marietta, T.inor children OF William
". Roberts. deceased, Of, in and 20, the TO-
lowing described Real Estate, 70 Wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land .ii
uate in the townships Of SuiEmcrhii ard
Cambria, IN the county Of Cambria, and S.ss
of PenEsy ylyania, bounded and described 80
follows, 10 wit: Beginning ct post, thercs
East las perches To a beech thence S5r!a,
l0l2 perches 10 a beech: thence East, IS
percAes 20 a beech thence South, ,lGl perch
es to post thence Vest - prgches 70
post thence North Sc degrees Vest, Is perch
IS TO post; thence South, los percEes, 20
the place OF beginning and containing oas
bundled and ten (llO) acres sad seYcnty-oas
[1ll perches, and allowance, &c.
-iso, all that certain piece or parcel Of !Ast
situate in the townships of SummeraIl a.!
Cambria. in the county Of Cambria aforesai1
bounded and described as follows, TO VII:
Beginning at a hickory. on the South-Wsa
corner oi said tract, thence North 81 percEes
20 chestnut; thence east, by lana Of VIZ
Roberts, Sr, IL peTcLes 20 post; thence
South, by lard OF David II Davis, 81 perchs
10 the South-& est corner OF said Davis lanai
thence West, 1T perches TO The place c.
beginning; containing twenty-five (22) acres
OF thereahouts, with the allowance, &c.
disc, AL that certain piece or parcel OF an!
adjoining the premises last above described,
being situate ia the townships and county
aforesaid, and containing seven CD acres aud
eigLty-one (sl) perches and allowance.
Terms cf Sale: One third OF the purchase
money on confirmation of sale. and the balsnes
in two equal annual payments, 10 be secured
by the bonds and Mortgage of the purchaser.
JOHN WILLIA&S,
Guardian Of Jass -1Rs and Margaret ROb-n
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Guardian of Marietta Robns.
March = 1865
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The Hiss OF the Viper.

Pursuant to notice literally dissemina-
ted by printed handbil, a number of the
90 called Democracy Of this section met at
the Court House on Friday evening, to
consider the propriety of forming "Dem-
rcratic Club" This undertaking was
thought by many to be advisable aud even
necessary, from the fact that the war Is
now strongly averred by particular class
to have deeenerated from its original in
tentlon Of the preservation of the Union
Into bloody crusade against slavery, as
yell as from that other fact that slavery
was suffering considerably thereby. Be
sides, the fattering JUNCTION was laid 10
their souls, that, by means CT this and
similar lodges, the dogmas OF the Demo
cratic party relic of the past might
possibly be brought SO favcrably before
the notice Of the faint hearted and lily
hvered as to induce them to vote for the
Democratic candidates at some coming
siaction. In which case, if successful in
proselyting to sufficient extent, couldh' {
our dear brethren of the sunny South be
brought back into the fold so nicely by
some degrading and unmanly "Compro-
mise" and their votes secured to the
Democracy for all time to come? Ger
tainly-why not
So q number-rather a small number,
by tbe way-of the ''unterrifed," acting
under orders rromul gated by BUCHANAN,
VALLANDIGHAM & Co, met in concaye
to talk over the matter. N. HAssoN,
ESQ heretofore q bowld follower of the
Uouglas-was called to the chair 4
Vice President graced his either side, and
three Secretaries were stationed immeii-
ately In front After the object Of the
meeting had been stated, 4. L. JOHNSTON,
Es9-au other Douglas man, and at one
time an extremely fierce one-was invited.
to enter the arena and ''speak piece"
Mr.. JOHNSTON responded-somewhat
unwillingly, 20 our notion, N which We
hope We may be correct. He is said to
he an aspirant for Gubernatorial hcnors
at the approaching canvass, and it would
n't do, Of course, to dip too deeply into
the turbid waters of political parti>anship
cntil the question is FIRST definitely decided
IS to whether the wind is going to blow
Northwasa or Souttiward. We are free
to confess, en- passant, that he would make
a reasonably good Governor, would Mr..
JOHNSTON bat ANDY CURTIN would
make better. Mr.. j. thought a Demo
cratic Club should be organized forthwith,
and proceeded to give his reasons. Prom
inent among these was .he one that Union
Leagues were springing up in every di-
feetien, as if by magic, and everybody
wss joining them s! a counter-irritant,
n tho Shape Of Democratic Clabs,"
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4 Crushing RebUke.

Several weeks since, 4 series Of letters
puTporting to have been written by one
"ScRIBBLER,' of. 60. D, 1l5th Penna
Vols, made their Appearance in the Eb
ensburg Democrat cs ,Scntinel These
letters were filed TO the full with abuse OF
the Administration, with vile libels upon
the President, and with mu'isIl opposition
to the measures being taken to crush the
they as the mind of the most disloyal
Copperhead could possibly conceive. "Old
BARKER" we distinctly recollect. also
came in for passing lick, which did no
harm to the individual in question, 60 far
as We are aware The editor of the DEM
d; Sent. paraded these communications
with considerable flourish, and even went
so far az to unanimously endorse the sen.
timents they jnculcated, and to recommend
them 70 the kind consideration Of his
readers. To Sergt. EVAN DAVIS, of the
above company, was conceded the doubtful
honor Of the authorship of these 'Scrlb-
bier" productions; though the summer
sault by which, in the short space of
couple of months, he had succeeded in
vaulting from the side Of the friends of his
country into the midst of its enemies was
wondered at and scarcely credited. 1t
now appears, however, that Sergt. DAVIS
did indeed write the letters but it is also
satisfactorily demonstrated that, after the
reception of the same at the Office of the
Dem. d, Sent, they were muti!ated and
deformed to such an extent as to cause
the original writer to disown them.
A private note from Sergt. DAVIS to a
friendasays in effect: II wrote the letters,
but some one else added lot of treasona-
BILE stuff to them. My first letter. giving
a sketch of our march from Alexandria
to the Rappahannock, came out in nearly
its original form. The second was patched
up considerably. The next | wrote before
receiving the paper containing the former
letter. had ! seen it, should not have
written at ALL I communicated no more
with that paper until persuaded to do so
by some of the members OF the company,
who said that their friends received the
paper, and it would save them the trouble
of writing. | wrote again on the 21st Of
February, taking extraordinary care that
I should write nothing that would be
wrong or reasonable When | received
the paper containing it, [ was shocked and
mortified to think I had been fool enough. !
to write to an ungrateiul scoundrel, who
would misconstrue my sentiments to suit
his own renomous spleen"
Being unwilling to father the treasona-
bic doctrines attributed to him by the |
Dem. G Sent, and loath to labor under /
the stigma of traitor, Sergt. DAVIS took !
an early opportunity to write to the editor
of that paper whereof the following let |
ter is true copy-demanding that |
justice be done him. by the retractisn Of
the offensive amendments and interpola- I
tions. This the Dem. 6 Sent, has emi- |
nently failed thus far. to do; and SO, to |
clear away the dark cloud OF suspicion that
hoyers about his name, and set himself /
right generally on the record, Sergt DAVIS I
feels called upon to enter our columns in .
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BRIEF AND TO THE .PoINT.-The Ohio
Legislature has adopted the following
resolution, offered by Mr. Flag, Union
Democrat, as response to some petitions
ior an armistice and peace:
Resotced, BY the General assembly Of
the State of Ohio, That We will have no
armistice that we can 6ght as long as the
rebels and traitors can that the war shall
go on until law is restored ; aud We will
never despair of the Republic