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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

MARRIAGE LIcHSsss.-During the past
month las marriage licences were issued from
tbs off1oe CT the Clerk OF the Court. This num-
b 10 ne rly nfty less than during the previous
month. Tha cause OF the decrease IL Ia thought
II owing tothe fact that number Of regiments
VINO nave been hitherto Quartered here have
been ordered elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

! PHYsIoLosIoAL vIsw OF MARRrlGH :-Uon-
tanning nearly $50 pages and $50 fns Plates and En-
craving Of tbs Anatomy OF the Sexual Organs In .
state Of Health and Disease. With Treatise on
Self. Abuse. it, Dep orab'e Consea uences upon the
Mind and Body, With the Authors Plan Of Treat.
ment-the only rational and successful mode OF
cure, IS shown by the report Of cases treated 4
truthful adviser to the married and those oontem
plating marriage, who entertain doubts Of their
physical condition. Sent free Of postage 70 suy
sddJess, receipt Of 70 cents in stamps or postal
currency. by Addressing DR. LA CR0IX, No. )
Maiden Lane, Albany. my. oea.lmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

she &c iron bieaoms snnoyaucls' cali on Dr. White
ard tu bmit tn his nanipulations Y-u are sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. Ofhee-Ne.
aga PERI sylvunia avenue, lane l. Tucker Q
Building between ~ and 9Th Streets No charge
for consultation, NO att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

NEvER TOO LATE TO LsARs-By Prof. Alexan-
der oluwskis new and simpli6ed method for
piano forte and singing Professor Woi0wski con-
tlnues his singing and Piano Cl.ssss, nd opens
new course for Piano and Singing, which win be
ceiv.s visitors daily. at his residence, 40. SIG
street on the northeast corner OF Eleventh street
no Aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

WAalAsFBD 70 GuEl - Biz DAYs.-Dr. Godfrsyh
1tandips, win care 9oso,,h7s n siz days. No
char q diet rsepifed Price o. psr bottle. Sold
Wsshinzto ana Henry Cook. Alsxandria. 3ae-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

ply, diserdsriy; dismissed .Pxtk Brown, do :;
81. Andre ]. Pierce, drunk aud diaorderly;
81 IS. Alex. \. GORE, suspicion OF larceny; jail
for M arirG Patk Barry, drunk; si.58. SAINT
Little, sleeping in street; Workousa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

* REWARD
spO BrkAYxD Oh SrQLEN-
On the l7th Of Nov RED COW, with star in he
forehead horns turned in snd Of her tall white ;
white spots on the front feet ears split The
above reward will b Si!en II returned TO
MICHAEL SULLIVAN,
QAl-S q hat & nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

TAKEN Up IsTRAY--A Large Dun eolorsd
in the forehead right ear cropped on the point !;
four white feet udder white about six wears OF
sse. Enquire Of Dr.. JAMBs g. 00oMB1. No. J So
Sd st. east del ST
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SoAnfHIRa alw ron wA5afaaf0I.

A1W SV1 WAUa1N610u.
4DD 6Al101D. IRON New Yosk, hes juste,s.A
2 etseant es.e!t9sct q InfAntsS MIssssi
nose f.ehiossble at!i4 seTstAef viti "a
dies' 1idine AnA WalkinS HaS: else, sosse
3hsa1sR. 1vs.y astiels ffom fafS ga Esv Yorx
He. 4 Market eDeoe, Pa. avssas.
oeeM next dooR . Psc1yS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

SBRIoUs ACcIDsNr.-Tuesday morning, as
one OF the wagons belonging TO the Engineer
Corps was proceeding to the Sixth street wharf,
when crossing Sixth street east, on Virgins
avenue, John Cross, aged about Is, q son OF
MIR. BROOKS Cross residing near X and Four
teenth streets, Lear the Engineer Camp, was
jclted from his seat and the W heels passed over
his head, fraCturing his skull. He was taken
at Cncs 70 his atner 3 res IenCp and Or. He wit
OF the 18Th, dressed bis wounds; but he il il q
very low state, the fracture bsing extens1,s 9,
and but little hopes are entertained Of his re-
cOv.ry.
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NEW YoRK STYLES

NEW YoRK STYLES.
6eatseSssss CotAsag t-Nese and Fashionable!
large assoItm. mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Goats excsll In
beauty. grade Snd finish anything ever offered In
this city. WALL, SPEPR1Hs & Co.,
32a Pa. avenue, bot. 9Th and 10th sts.
COS u fIntHu. and Repub.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

came CT last night 1t Temperance Hail, an /
was ooe Of the most successful OF the sess yn
The hall vas arranged III q very TASTY manner,
and wTeatns OF eSergrpen> aud artificial Il wers
were hung ali about the walls. The walls
were furtner beau:itisd by a number of sle-
ghnuy constructed stars. The dancing co n.
meucrd NJ eight o'clock, and was contin ued
til Tour m. the dan moving 10 he
music Of Fishers Columbia Cprnat Ba d.
There was an abundance Of refreshmst T.
reht c.ed much credit upon the managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

Tools SroLES.-On Sunday night, q lot Of
tools, belonging 70 Mr.. X. J. Ealconer, were
stolen from the new school house In the Sixth
Ward, aud on Monday were disco vsred in the
possession OF hiram Y. Bates sad p. Hannon,.
at Col. Bakers camp The latter were arrested,
but gu bss Quently turned over BY Justice Gull
10 their officers, who promised 70 punish them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

SECOND WARD NATION CAeEs. Henry
Goldsmith, profanity; dismissed. Sarah j
rsusbton, disorderly; for trial. Molly How
ard, do; 81 Firginia White, do 81. John
Egsisston, do; 81. Frank o'rooie, do; 50.
T. Thompson, dc; dismissed VIM. I.oarden,
do; $40. S. Johnson. drunk and disordarly;
g. John Hough, drunk; ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

u ,iEhed q Dark Bay Bobtail HORSE The
Owner 10 requested 70 coma forwa'd prove proper
~, PAY charges. and take hi "a away
T. CASTILLO,
North CAPITOL street,
10 9.Rf hot0
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- p NJ q 10
~ POR THE MILLION
Oasy 5 cents for any Soas tctLS P,oss Aosonpas<
Onward and Upward
The Union must Standl
The Nation . Prayer Yor Thanksgiving day.
III 10 TO that Beautiful Land
The Lion of Judah -
Faint lot. Drsop Not. Weary Pilgrim,
Wen Wait till Jesus eOuass
LORD give Faith.
The Bright Hills Of Glory
shSil w Meet NO More to Part
. Dare to he Right
Alas and I'D my asvicr Bleed, &cAe
S0ROMACKIR Il MONTGOMERYy
No. 4 Market Space and Penn. ave-,
no<5 Second story
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advertisement elsewhere. it will be seen that
Mr. X. W. kdnonds, Passenaer Agsat O. the
Haltimcre Railroad Drpoe of4rs s Tewasd fo-
lost In the i~pot 4 few days aso' The pin ts q
valuable one, and If the fndar lie not satisfied
with To. reward offered, Mr.. f. will pay full
value fer the article. tfT.s.EstR ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

ByJo Nee UIRl & GO .Austionssrs
uANEeOmE SILVER AOUNTuD eIN8L1
H AHD DOUBLE AAsHss3 Ar PUBLIC AuoroH.-
On SATURDAY Dee Stu, 81 II n at the Auctioa
= oUs, We shall sell
Sett Nyer mounted Double Harness, Of Arr
quality f-s ....
81 tts Silver plated. heavy Dostors Bassy Hsr-
s setts Suver mounted. Light Basgy HAraeaa.
Al mare In cup. I'or style, By celebrated mAnu-
facturer In ehilA.
Terms cash.
dS9 n MeQITR0 A. CO Auees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

STEAfED Oh sTOLxN-A black bob'ail HORs1,
0. Il hands high. When last seen b. the owner hs
had bride and saddle on. strayed stolen, .
Haht yellow COW, with spnead horns; yesrs old;
about in. ten hundred weight A Ebsral r.
ward = i'll be civ a for return Of them 70 URIO1
r. WOLFE, between 18th and 18th streets, between
I and X sire ets. 1irss Ward, Wsshinston city D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

TNAkEA UP-Oue Milk ard Older colossd COW +,
with slit In one, and piece OF the other ear.
The owner can come and tsSe her away and pay
expenses PERRY SHERWOOD,
de 2-Stt bet. Geor Rato En ~ TAlli town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

w Daughter; the enc as Housekesper, the other
Linen Room or sesnstress. No. 357 G 81. north,
bt tween "a and 9Th stA Best reference givea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

q = RlWARD-Strxye ed AWAY, Nov. yth, from
o. the WHhinkton sas Yard. BAY MULE.
reward BY returning him ~ the Gss Works to VIM.
DDNNBLLY, del-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

FENCING AND USE or ARas.--A school for
iInParting Instructions III IeIclng and the use
of arms Is now in successful operation ~ No.
So Ninth street, 3 few doors from Pennsvlya.
MA avenue. The teacher Is Capt DE X II, VINO
hiss had large experience "a TEACHER OF this art,
aud has heretofore, and during thi, W ar, drilled
many regiments OF trCHDS, anu has Occupied Il
high position III 4 nun her OF military schools
He Is enCor>ed by many prominent army Of
hceIs, among whom are Gems. Grant and
mcCIerEand. See his advertisement else " here
IL tie S,Qr. A. y. ~ s.-.aaf1"f@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

LOB SALE-Nsar tho Na.y-yard. north side OF
L Penn. avsnus: In Square No. 81, BOUNDED on
public square, the desirable Lots mum bs,ed /, :.
r. 70 and g.. containing about % 90 square feet
No being improved by tve-story Frame Dwell
Apply to the subscriber a. the OtH oe CT the Q1sr.
termaater 6es sral corner OF and 18th sts.. from
O'Clock .. n. to p. m.
de5 So II. COLBCRN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

A GOOD PLACE or BUSINkSS-Stocx and
~ FIXTURES for sale cheap. and Store to let. Ia.
present occu pant having something else to do In.
quire at No. 500 Eiatseuth street, near & street,
DAT ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

kuRs AND DRESS G 0oL=.-Lausb burg / Bro
theirs, n the Baltimore bsr gain store, No 37j
Seventh street, have just received on c1nsign-
ment a splendid stock Of iuTS. which they will
cell cheapiy. IL is Cniy necessary to glance at
their advertisement, elsewhere in the Si1r to
see that bargains may he had there. They ave
dress goods, which they offer for sale at cheap
prtces. a.f.r. 80 .r-e-- ..- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

7 OsT-On Tuesdsy night the list inst. bright
IL BAY MARE. . - die mark ON the eight side;
star in her 70: eheed A suitable reward viii BE
ptid if returned 70 Mrs. PRklDERDHNBURaEN
FEB. CAPITOL Hi, g street, between Sd and alta.
d.
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nAhDsQM1LY FURNIaaED ROOMS, CON-
l. L lected or sinaiy. Looat on La the best in tn
city north side. No AGA street. between 18th
al 18th streets, nea! WillaTds' and Ebbitt House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

w" H1D1SIHIDDB. - r
~ IL 70 soA Of Public Auction, On syerv
W1DN1eDAY and SATURDAY, ct III e'c.oeE s,
n. q the Wharf On Sixth street, W sahinston. az
SAle.
moment OF ale 81 6TLL.
ian ioiroa.l Il. COL and D. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-03

6RIAS PExKsYLvAsIA RoC7E, eta Baltimore asd
hsyrtsbs-f, TO tks Nor1A a%d West.-Tvo trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-Ruiok
time low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply al the Office
Of Great PennsYlvsnis Route Northeast corner Of
PeDnsylvsnia avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. ONCE oFSn from 8. n. to 9p. m; On Sun
days from 70 ~. N.
Sc Il ly, E.O. MORTON, Agent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-25

NS. 239-8egtnnenb fur eaheibs an Der OhIeite BON Rpib
81: tn9et3Rr elnhun6ett nnb febsjebn llnb eiuen bnlbeu NuE
lNelt9 ppn Der Snpptede BON Spnb nn6 @puab Str, rnS ot
ger lnett9en Ntnte elmer Got sbsefddst fur ltnb permutblid5
lthen Ttnte un9efdbr Jpetuubneuustg Sub 3u elmer bprt ar.
le9eneu Auep; BON ea 1uelt6 an bela9ter Mleg unoef6br bier.
3ebn uno etnen balben SuB 3l her nSroli6en Qtute elmer Qpt
nb9eibdst tIr unb cermutbli4 eeetgnst ppn s. g. @etb; ron
pon Ia petltd) an beia9ter Nprbltnte ungeiabr 3weiuubneun.
3ts 6us gu Bonb Str, unb BON la n6rbltd, an Scr OGIeife SSn
Antdn8Spunft. gebauli6tetteu SO, 1854, elm ipetitDfioeg
badttetnerneS ~9Scbnbdus nit Qnbau unb apetfSftaes Bad.
tetnernes Stnter9etuufe unb 3tpetfDdteex bndItetnerrer 6tou
TN Stnterraua. @fe6t fir @~brihiau Sfsts fGr StaotSs ulb
St"V'HeueFH Oa9Fs 1901 Hno 1eoz 4261
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rtstte Str nnrgelabr otfrjl9 unb etneH baben TuB meilli6 pp1
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fdbr pier3i8 uno etnen balbeit sSnB gu 9enrtette Ctr, uuo 6Or
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ten SEQ. 49, et hretfbdieeS bdfftefnernes Wrtttdrs unb
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bon ia nprbSRIt9 an Der WOrDwefieite bon s rtrrSsn ~
Mnee abr neun3tg 5uB big sum @nfanospunft. llnbskont
Mfest fur pbtItp ". Bat fRr Stats Inb StaStfeuSrm bs
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u
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. II, 1863.
General Orders, No. %.
l. The attention of citizens is called
TO the following extract from General
Orders from the War Department, dated
January Goth, 1862:
"By direction of the Secretary of War,
private letters received by Officers of the
Army for transmittal through the lines of
the United States troops, TO persons liv-
ing in the enemy's country, will not
hereafter be forwarded, but will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office, in the city of
Washington. Exception is made in favor
Of letters addressed TO officers and men
detained as prisoners by the insurgents.
H. No letters hereafter will be examin-
ed At these Headquarters.
III. Letters 20 be Gent South should be
forwarded open TO the Provost Marshal
OF the Department of the Cumberland.
by command OF
Brig.-Gen, r. s. GRANGER.
w. NEvTN,
Capt, and A. A. Gen.
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Blaahpill 1tni0a.

The New York World is highly indig-
nant at the Naturalization FOR sending
negro soldiers 70 Charleston, and says
that it will offend tbe people Of Charles
ton very much, We have heard enough
Of that sort Of talk about offending rob;
els. Who cares If they doget offended :
We don't expect them to be pleased with
any blow aimed at their heads. II is
not likely that they will hate negro Fed
eral soldiers worse than white soldiers.
They are rs mad rs they can be already.
Indeed, they were as mad and as cxas-
psrated, and as highly offended at the
election OF Lincoln as IL is possible for
them 70 be The editor Of the World is
himself South Carolinian, who is fight
ing in New Yorl, for JEFF Dayis, and it
is not likely that in giving impcrlinont
advice 10 the Government he il aotuated
by loyal feelings. We say let South
Carolina be overrun with negro soldiers.
That whining rebel, the N Y. World,
says omen like Lee, Jackson, john
ston, and Stephens arc regarded with no
real bitterness at the North"
Not among such traitors as the South
Carolina seoundrol who edits the World.
The World and the Vallandigham cop.
perheads admire them. That infamous
sheet few weeks since declared that In
all great mental and MORAL atb5hitss"
JEFF. Dayie and his cabinet were incom-
pArably superior 10 Mr. Lincoln and his
cabinet
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The New York World, Governor ssys
mour's mouth piece, flerqsjy opposes the
draft. II opposes II beeaHpe IL is enforce
ed by Republican Administration. The
New York Times answers this base
journal by quoting what it said year
ago, when Mcclellan, The divinity Of
Democrats, including the New York
mob, was at the head Of the Army of the
Potomac.
The World then said
"The only safe reliance is in the sup
ply which only drafting can yield. The
rebellion confessedly, though it styles
itself popular revolution, has no other
resort. IL has imposed q draft of rigor
never before heard Of. No such univer-
sal conscription is necessary in cur case.
But cohsciiption to come extent is die
tated by every consideration of pru-
denoe. The Republic may possibly be
saved without il; butif the Republic is
not saved, the omission TO draft the ne
oessary men will be the only cause. Not
only prudence, but justice also urges it.
H. Weshould all take our chances.
With such cause appealing TO us--the
most momentum that ever appealed TO
humanity. 1t is disgrace for any man
to expect that his neighbor rather than
himself should respond TO it. All have
an equal interest in the stake, and all
should be brought 10 the same line OF
duty"
Now, as the World is opposed to the
draft, it is by its own confession, oppos-
ed TO "the only safe reliance" for re-
cruiting the army.
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nth dRy OF August. 1858.

sale 20 take place 40 tho strrob0lss on tho Public
square IN Nashville, formerly ocCgpioi by a. II Dune
e4a, 81 10 O'Clock Ou tho morning %, tlo Coy aforesaid
IhiN sisH b. D. GlAauuth D.. b. M.
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Col. o. +. strahll, Of this State, has
been promoted to the rank Of Bugsdier-
General In the rebel army,
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
rs 6 Have publishes a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the usc Og 5Cld5cTs.
It's printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
ojc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in a pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury
and the colder, after filling up the blank
lines, can putt back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they win get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
]. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
july10-3m
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Marshal's Sale.

Uaited Statos uerus 81 boxes r-usoco, - boxes ui
Merchandise, 2 casks of Train on, can Of Turpou.
line, n bales ol Cotton Yarn, / Kcg, contents not
Known, pairs Scalc bag of Spice, aud pair VI
Beam Scales.
Information NO 49, District Court or che UulpI
states for the District OF Mddo Tennessee.
obedience 90 order OF alij Court, made Boz tl.s
cause on the 4th day of August, Uses, 4 VIII s0lI
highest bidder, fir Cash In hand, az the storehous',
on the Public square 10 Nash DE, occupied hiWariy
by A. j. Duncan q Co., ou Wednesday, the 81 day az
September, 1853, Sale 90 commence 90 10 O'Clock on
that day. r. b. GIASDODk. U 81 %.
augll-2Ot
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FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES.

GBATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
VI he has received respectfully Informs the citizens
and soldiers that he has removed his DHFESsARY 70
B4 CHERRY STREET,
where the siioted may always ind him engaged with
the same zeal, assduity, secrecy, aud attention 20
their misforunSs, which has successfully dstn-
gushed him as Physician IN his special department
Of professional practice. All
Chronic and Acute Diseases,
SerOfulR, Spinal Affections, Gravel,
ESYdrOciIe, OongenItaI aud AcoI.
dental FhymOsIs, Structures,
Diseases OF ths E6idueYs, HsIad-
der and PROSTATE Gland, mer.
eurial a affections ami Disease
or the Skin, etc,
meet with no resistance from his remed!e\
PRIVATE OF vENE2KBL DISEASES
OF all forms aud stagos speedily cured and odscualI
eradioated from the system. Recent cases cured In
Few days.
Dr. Os Office Is well arranged, and persons athlete
with these diseases can have the striCtest privacy
Persons at q distance can address him BY letter de-
soribing tho most prominent symptoms, but Ia al
difficult easos,s pOrsonal examination will BE- necos
shry,
omOe hours from az th- morning
till u is Ghe evening
len 3f-is
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DIR. KINGS D'SPENSlRY.
ron 'REvArE nlsuaSEs.

E.f3f Ass DR.. KING formerly Of New Yorh.
5ANh }, for last . yuarBOf louisville XIV
80 tSaGls1 who has devoled his attention 10
the treatment private diseases for so years. natters
himself having attended 90 q practice for 10 many
years, and cured 80 many housanda, he Is enabled
@ euro al diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from inJudicioug medical treat
mont, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
Dspenaary Is No. % DeRderck street, between Cher.
~ and the Square, second story, where he cuses al
iisaasca Of private nature.
tionorrh0'a CURED without M usc0us msdicines or
Interference with business.
Structures OF cid or recent date enactually cured N
a few days. by an operation which Causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enui0yod
Perhaps no daease causes fuore mischief and under.
mines the constitution 80 muoh
Syphis, With all tho diseases OF the SKIN growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can DO eleot ~ ~
cured 10 few days
5einitdl cuar u tentfcn having been
given to this disesso, and all the consequences grow
iuNOut Of 50, brought on in many cases by the de.
sIuctve habits or inoonsidegats youths, and cxcoss
I've indulgence OF the PASSIONS neglect Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
ooi unit for business socioiy, ana causing promo.
turo Old ago
females who may be laboring with any difficulty
the womb NAV rest assured o. immediate relief
FeraouH residing abroad, by writing and stating
choir CAGE with ZOE enclosed direct 20 Dr. A. King
30. % nestoriok street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the r0oa-sary medicines sout % thor address Oflos
1ouU ir-" c'c'ntL ir tho uoruiug uutn o "a tbc
'a'' iirlY 1O--in d&wiY,