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A Ne,v Idea fer Reeon.trne,Ion.

The extract below, detailing the recent
movements Of the Methodist church, to
effect reunion Of the broken fragments
Of the South under The control Of loyal
MsshOdists, is altogether an original mode
Of solving our difficulties. So well con-
Tineed Was e prominent Illinois Colonel,
prior to the war distinguished minister
0f that body, Of the feasibility Of puch a
reunion Of the Methodist Churches, North
snd South, that he obtained permission
during the last Sumner to leave his regi-
ment ct Chattanooga and pass into the re-
bsllious districts. de actually did 60
passed through the Gulf States, visited the
pruminen. men Of the Church and returned
via Fortress Monroe, convinced that some
thing might be done.
The following extract will describe the
new process of the Methodist Church
GThs recent appropriation of thirty-fve
thousand dollars for the extension Of our
work in the far South is likely 10 be fol-
lowed by important consequences. Al
most simultaneously with it appears the
Proclamation Of the President Offering 70
the people Of the States now in rebellion
81 amnesty upon certain conditions which
he has thought fit to prescribe. ~
"a Measures have already been taken to
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Il is said that henceforth Rev. Henry
Ward Beeeher desires to devote his time
exclusively to the work of preaching the
Gospel-that he is disinclined to appear
any more ss professional lecturer.
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AUeTIogs eAEEs.
MONDAY, DEC. 28TH, 1868.
Fine Brick House and LOt


o. CUTTEB SON Will sell on Monday, Decem-
her 2Sth a. 10 O'Clock A. ri, on the premises, the
Two Story Brick House, Barn snd Lot, situaied on
the southeast corner Of Superior and Er1es
SIS Ihe LOT is sixty-two half (623fl fef lront
gu Superior-St., and ten (iO) rods deep Hodse two
story brick with basemsnt; good frame barn on the
premises.
TERMs OF SAGE-One-haif casa on day Of sale {;
balance in one and two yesrs, equal amounts with
iDtersat annually at per cent.
to day Of saIe deel9l3I
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TUESDAY, DEC. I'D, 1868.
HOUSEHOLD EUNNITURE

al AUSliDh.....--.-.... -...h1 " OCl l1Eh q SOA'S
At House 80 223 Kinsman-St.
o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Tuesd az, Pecsm-
Der 22d commencing at 10 O'Clock, at house No. Is
Knsman-St., the Furpitu g in ssid he nSe consist
ing or mahogany Tets s-Tete, do Hair Seat Onairs,
70 What Not, gilt irene Mirror Wash Stands, Light
Sands Bed Steals, CLOCK, EngraTinEs, Lamps, man
tie orr ants, Brussels and Ingram CarpstsI Zane
SCAT Chairs, Orockery, Kitchen Uu snsils, cooking
and ParIOr Stoves, &c, &c.
House open at 9 o'clock on Vr0rni~i q of sale.
Terms, Cash, at tins Of sac. urchesers VIII be
required to remove their articles rom the pvemisel
without tail, by O'Clock on day # sale dec2l-lSe
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FOR SALE.
I OTIS FOR SALE
DINNEB.

T OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRONT
i 4 on Superior, St., corner OF Muirson-st. Also
sublots l6, II and being IS feet front eaeh on Su
psrio7-St, east Of MuirsOn-St. AlsO-l5 feet front
on Spring-St running bAok TO the BailrOsd track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad stands
AlBo-l7 feet inches front on Champlain-St nearly
opposite the new city rOurt House.
6B-FOr terms enquire Of PAINE WADE,
dAc3-RO Attorneys
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Fer special ana TeIeeraph--see First
Page. For LEGAL and CemmerciaI- See
Fourtf PAGE,
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NOTICES,

MOTT CE.-WALIDO A. F. lSHER
Is tb is day admitted ertnsr IN our. nouse' un'
der the fT N name of h. Gar .elson 4 %.
December ], 1868. q .GABRETSOl I az w.
REMOV AL.
We ksve this day removed stock Of Got es Honi
% tiVer and l9 MeadOw-StB to l45 Water ant 50 en
. Uni onSts., where with Rrgely increased stoeH
OF Goods, we shall be able q ofer inducsnel en %
purchaser; and shall be hal py to our old co5-
tcmers, and IS many new one as may favor Us Elth
call. H CARR STSOE 4 OAJs
TRENCH FANS -OUR OWN I'M.
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EERTlnTYpES.
PARKER's Nj " TERROTYPE ROONs,
T0RsIlRIAL.
New Wig and Fashi Inablo Hair Dress
ing Rstabl ishment.

Ebb0Bl ADnAAOAae
NANM. DAY BEG 8 TO RETURN
w return his sincere Il Anks to bis old friends
patrons, and the nhabi tants OF Cleveland gene
rally, for the very large 81 Of public patronage
bestowed him for the laf nine years, and would
respectfully inform them Il At aimee his return ron
Europe that he has taken I'd Cited up large Store
f. the most modern and Nel York style, entire Sep
Arate Apartments with yacnoUl modAtlon ior eN
cry branch OF the business. [ q q purchased and
selected himself from the b aAaKEIs wilhelm En.
rope, he Oor for sale ant innsoE the nnest ana
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city. Mr. DsFa tudied in some Of
the best Establishments in PaFs md London, and
has for inBpection many new and Il 70 like improve
ments IN every description Of
Wig and 0rnsraental l lair Work.
- S8-sole make. aud importer Of v kinds Of Eng
I5sn sn frenehGest Dresses, EngiiA boWs' InPie
bcNa, Oo1neu1ea, PhcataTes, &C. -.
~ Ladles Hair Dressing, ShAml oonlngs tt EalL
cutting and Curling Ladies' Hair on ana Te7toEeu
NiLhout cutting short (shingBnE.) M.
~ HOT and GOLD BATHS. Alki- h-o
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"WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23D, 1856
REAL EYTATE AT AUCTION.

THR RHUDsoNHLA1SI MILL
with the Engine whic is Of gre at power; two Boil
ere, and large lot OF ShEfing, together with about
THBEE ACRES OF LAND. on Nhich the building
stands, situated mar the RalrOi Depot, Butlding
40x71 feet, three ories bigh vi II be sold at Public
Aucticn, on tie Premises, on WEDNESDAY De-
cember ed. a. eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE-sl 900 10 paid at the time OF
sale; balance in equal paymen %, in One and Two
years, wi Oh interest annually, six cent Build
ing and Machinery to be Insurss for 200, and PI-
icy transferred to Z. O. BisAsn-
By order Of E. o. Blssell. o. CUTTER,
Hudson, &c II, ls63-l5q. AuctiOneer.
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Beautifnl Parian Or China Cigar Vass

with q little China Tray for the sshes1 OIL "He
smokes meerchaum,' does he7 Well, do not won
DER for coon cigars very scarce and expensive, but
here's a Conicsl Tobacco Box TO hold his Turkish
soarfaIAtti. Does he sit down quietly at home with
you In the evening to readl Then let him ind upon
the drop ngnt an elegant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

TO HUSBANDS.
Your ''Bettsr Hail." my dear Sir, iSrealy expect
ing some Holiday Gif and allow me to suggest some
| thing Useful ss well as Handsome Here are
GOLD BAND CHINA TEA SETS.
"sbe has one." Well, then, is there not some srti
Gle that you can select this Case full Of rich
looking Goedsl They are not SOLID sILVER-thAt
would be TOO expensive for thsss War Times, but OF
the best Doubis Plate looking Just as we'll as Silver
/ st less than one-hrth the cost. Here are
CAKE BASKETS,
FORKS AND SPOONS,
CASTERS,
TEA WARE,
In Sets anc Separate pieces,
NAPKIN RINGS,
NUT PICKS,
SYRUP CUPS,
COFFEE AND TEA URNS,
PLATED FRUIT KNIVES,
DESERTAED TEA KNIVES,
TEA AND CALL BELLS,
BUTTER DISHES,
4e., DC, de-, &c &c.
All warranted Of the best quality Of Ilats, that
will last TEN YEARS in constant use, and all the
while look like Solid Silver. Oh you haTe all these
things have your WELL here articles artistic
ally beautiful, and you know 'sihng OF beauty Is
| ioy forever" Here are
PARIAN VASES,
Parish 6 Bisqus Figures & Ststuettes,
ANTIQUE AND ETRUSCAN VASES,
Ornaments for the Mantle Piece,
OF Every description,
PARIAN and CHINA MATCH BOXES,
COlOgnes, Gard Baskets, Watch Stands
Also, Real as we'll as imitation
Bohemian Vases and Toilet Bottles
Choose whatever you like, or the length Of you
purse will Justify.
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TRANSPARENT SHADE,

painted on Isinglsss that will protect the eyes from
the glare, and throw soft and mellow light upon
the paper.
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PARIAN VASES,
70 THE LADIES.

Arsyou looking, Madam, for some little article as
n memsnto Of the holiday Season for your husband
or brother7 Suppose at Breakfast on Caristmas
morning you nzha s--srant Mocha In an el-
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Persons from TO 90 years can learn this sv,,,,..
neat, easy and rapid Manner and Gentlemen In ~
rapd, business style. '''A,
10 persous acquainted with its merits his sr.,.-
ol writing needs no other recommendation but tbos
unacquainted with lt Mr.. d. refers 10 the folioy 49,
reuArka and testimonials. Instead OF teaohlne plt
nSnBhip merely Ne an imitation Art an expetISo =,
~ years hw enabled him 10 reduce Il 10 the 60 -
Of science, 30 that being guided BY Lno,rlsiss ~
etead Of r'indom prGcncs pupia from 70 90 yesr -,
10 short time lraro 70 write With EASE EfEgA No.
and RAPIDtTY. va
re accurate Il bis system, and 40 uniro,r, q, a..
success that after witnessing its effects on &c.,
hundred pupils In Meanwhile, the lAmsnted 49,
Hume observes. N'A
"hAylng had fair opportunity OF examln,ns ~.
system Of Penmanshp, and having seen the vo6I"s
ful aud rapid improvement Of your puplla An nv.
school, consider IL but Just 20 aay that / heler y
70 be not only the bss systsn, but the oay oss A.,
vtHg tie H0etor by strict attention " the rules H.
en-, any person may In q short tims Acduire a -.
rapid aud elegant hand. should be pteasad N 80
II universally adopted"
This expression was oonourred In by
Maj Gen. n. ?. Gaines, U. 3. Army;
His kXcellency, James C. Jones, Gov q Teppess.,
Rt. Rev. J. IA Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee
RI. Rev. K. 2. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Philip Llndsley, d. u. Pres Of Nashville INT
versity,
Rev. J T. Edgar, q D., and many other eit,,eDs a,
whom, Andrew Jackson says
Being requested by Messrs. Dolbear 70 ststs m.
standing In society OF the gentlemen sRneTs 10 ~
within, do 20 with much pleasure, being acauai,teI
with most Of them they are highly respectable md
gentlemen OF education and Of high staudinp in a.
ole'y. ANDREW JACKSON,
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
A., a. -. - .soaaa..

~ = nave PhbtAsAhEu ~ bOfAoNAAAAh
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
II 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 name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
sizs l9zl7 The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it TO his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as 9 remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
l. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
ootl6-3m. .
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rNK

VIII be furnished e Of charge to soldiers 10 or aut
of the Hospitals, II their bO Giles or lnkstands uro
brought at the above hours SoLDERs are taught ono
third less than citizens.
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Ion hs n. Aee. LILO 81.

OoLVhhiA, Tenn NOV. 20, lSll
Ma. J, W. DoIBEAR--Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased In examining your system M
PenmanHhtp Your method Of teaching seems 10 ma
10 be both Hkiful and faithful and The Improyeu pt
Of your pupilh "a su prising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. l shall feel happy n
this testimony 10 your merit shall lead others 10 s
themselves Of your instruction in one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectf,lIv
etc. JAS IL ORGY"
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'n yours 's'pf fHosy. n. BENTON.

Allow me 10 introduce 10 you my friend J. W Dll.
bear, who sts your city for the purpose Of TED VI
ing PenmAnship aud Photography His reputation
successful teacher Is so well and 80 widely est d.
lighed that Will say nothn on that score. 10 IL
desire 70 present him as gentleman from whose 90
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and As
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
anything you may do To further his designs will DO
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN a. EDGAR
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.
They are substantially bound in morocco,

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 he may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price,
postage prepaid.
9 Portrait Album, 81 80
10 10 J J % %
A liberal discount to Agents and
dealers.
I. N. RHODES & co,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
octl6-3m.
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fTOH Ws Hon. Jud9e N. Greefl,
President OF the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn ma
who was for 20 years on the supreme Bench Of 90.
nessee
"Mr. Dolbear has spent many years IN teaching
and perfecting hs system OF instruction, and Ia BIZ
far superior TO any teacher OF penmauship have ey
seen. You will perceive at once that he is man
OF 1ne intelligence lie gives no instrun,ioa w,bIuI
and his reasoning Is SO just and clear that
you at perceive the principle he seeks 10 mp,rt
and that being hKed in the min d. the pupil aching
upon Il, soou learns 20 write with ease and rapidly
AZ well as with elegance.
l commend Mr.. Dolhear 10 your kind attention and
tru.t II will be consistent with your views and i,o
lngs 70 forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and win Oh Fs
me Very respectfully, your friend
LEBANON, TENN., Oct 20, 1866. n. GREEN,
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6O,OOO Accents Want.d!!

$4,000 Agents Want d
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
$4,000 Watches Gold Pens an Pencils, Vest,
Guard aud Neck Chains, Chatelains Chains
and Pms, Engraved Bfa55is.s, Engraved
spring lockets,
Seal Stone Rings California Ria7s. Chased Rfno,,
Masoaio Rin0s and Pins Gents California DLngond
Pins, California Diam ad Ear Drops, Beaai hl SeLs
JslOSl,B, ~ sS ny e. Stlds aAd BUuOHs, ETC.,
worth 100000,
To be . Id for one nollar each, without regard to
value, and not 10 DO pad for I'LL you know
whatyo arc toget.
In all transactions y mall We Rhall charge for
coirg the business q cents each, which must Gu.
elosoi When the request 1 made to know VII At you
can have, After kno lug what You can have, III,
It will b. at youi option " send 81, take the arti DE
OF not.
Five articles can b. or Tered f-r sl-ele,sa for J.,
thirty for Sj-sixty. five lor slO--and Que huodr-d
for SIS
Win the Information OF what you can have " m be
sent Circular givi lag ~ Instruct gen aud
full Catalogue Of article a. d thsu Il while -
your option /, send and Ct the article or not.
ALSO, for 81 will send a 90 I'd Si.ver shed o.
either Army Oorps ii", With your name, e. imeLt
add comp ny Handsomely engraved upon It.
s. WI. WARD q CO.,
Boz 70. New York 2os Broadway.
nOy6~
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Room Over 6aih's Drug Store, Cor. ohGFoh aad Vias
s'reet' HOURS, to II, .. m, 10 9, p. M, anti
10 . at night.
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The .. 8. SanitarY COMMISSION,
ARD OF CLAIAIs,
RPECIAI NO,ECE

~
SPECIAL NO ICE
ID ARIES 20 the following claims are hereby mott.
Il Odd that the Docket has been takel 10 for the
kEoOSD AND LAST uAE.
rersons having claims before THIS Board and falling
70 appear With their Witnesses upon the dny adver.
tised; will be considered ami reported ls havit
abandoned their elaine.
slLAs +. ALLEN, Chairman.
VIZ DEIvpR, Recorder.
friday, November I3thg
J r. Marble, Hsn,y G. Williamson
y. T scrugss, hiiss r. Nancy.
y. n, RiohArds, II. Vaughan
n A. HON, lsaao Ltten.
l. stun, WIN. PetWay.
saturday, November IAN.
John w. Cartwright, j. hu NJ. Tally.
James Moore, Mary q. FulghAm.
Hardcaste 0fpnet, Jas L. Greer.
7. o. Mouampbell, @. W. sTyan
kuchsn Blu net, (NO6T2l Henry keobler.
Claimants faihng 90 be- present with their witnesses
notified will nnd their claims laid ~ the ast
q the Docket
the Hard now holds eta slttngs In the ssnate
Chamber, commencing every day ate o'clock Q. m
80 The Bus meas 81 the Board being retsi Oct By
delay, the part u wineases claimants are here.
aitef requested furnish the Boat with the nance
u witnesses who refuse 20 apueAr Tho Jay Cisima
arc ADVERTISED that warrants may Be Issued, com.
polling their attendanoe.-6a
fn0vT a.
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100000 SEGARS.

lust RECEIVED = consignment Il Pine Co0neo.
d uout seed aud ssed aud h,vAnna segars, rom
New York, which We viii sell At small advauee on
ooss.
AsrOhA pts, Suffers, And others 10 want OF a b,r.
sain will ind Il 90 their adyautags 20 cali AVA .y
anime this - Ok, ~ u must bo clossd cut b. The
LAT sf Deoemher,
BURNET a REIcHARD.
20 South Market stresg.
nov9-im.
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FOUND.

IN FRIDAY, the OH Inst, q Memorandum
" Ro0k, oonlaluing a sum OF Money, whlch he
owner can have by calling AZ the store OF MossTa
SUIT hEEN CO., No. rs south alds OF the
s}1are, dtoibing the same, and payiog for the
auFttIh' paat lnoY6-3t
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NASHVILLE, August. 1888.

hAIyltLR, August 1, 1868
In about slH months ION the time began ia
study OF Photography, with less than one third u
Haid time devoted 70 its attainment was emplov A
a. Reporter for the UDted states Board Of Claims
The faithful teaching ofAr :. W Dolbesr, Of Ma y
ve and the study and practice u tho concise oon.
prehensiye, and ju1clously arranged phonogrAph0
books VI Ben PttmAn Of Cinoinnat ha We thus easl
Sn'plel me 70 make Fho9ography practically useful.
I've prime pies are quickly mastered, aud know x
nothing that young persOnB can learn with equal pT
peot Of immediate and profitable employment.
Tue Secretary Of War has ordered, July 0th 1885,,
VI "Heneral Order No. 2Os, y On0graphlc Trp0Ttv
employed under the authority Of the 18th section I
tue act OF Congress, approved March o. 1885 viii 10
allowed not exceeding ten dollars per day" etc
porters. DUAcAR X. DoHus
NASHVILLE, August 4, 1858.
In January last Mr.. J. W. Dolbear gave, me- II
eAarge, course u lessons In Photography and WI.
ting % myself and many other wounded soldiers a
Hospital No. 20, Tedious hours yeIs thus ohaHfri
10 pleasant and prontable ones. We value hiRh
our knowledge Of Photography, and those wlo Ia
ieit ihe Hospital correspond IN Il WIN those Vio
who returned home disabled for ne from Z
wounds, writes thf he is teaching Photography, AL
for what De- learned from Mr.. D, think both soldi,,t
and Office would and this learning Of n q pToaIab
employment Tor their leisure time Ia camp OF h.s,.
tal, without deiriment " other du.ies.
We sHAFEB,
CLERK Hospital No -
n Photography we're taught 70 every soldier in li
army, NJ. b believes most Of them would value {
~ highly o. the pay they reoeve from the Govern.
neut without 10 The saHt interfering with their du'
tles az soldiers.
Hon. THOMAS n BEEIoH said IN Congress
Had this hrt been known fJrty years ago a woult
have saved mo twenty years u hard labor"
II Photography IL thua valuable IN saving 10 largd
an amuunt OF Lifeline, should not every child kayH
lia vas ad vunt gea, especially when tkoy oan b. b.
~ 30 small an eNpepas Of time and money I II
gUuldhave saved twenty yeafs u bard labor 10 N
ife u co.. man shOgid year a hard laOF b. br0ugl
apon 9then or the wani VI q blessing " auoh go
,''siamoa1f i0o5iQ
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RS . DIR. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN

A TTER TWENTY FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN
"a my native STATE and Philadelphia have located
Ia Nashville, Tenn, IN my general practice
will treat the following diseases Chronio and m
hammAtOry Rheumatism, Alection 81 The Lungs Dis
eases Of the Throat, Dr0psy, sWellod joints SITS
Iimba, PtnriBy, PanE, uloora, Oanoera, eraFoli A.
i6ctionH Of the Womb komttent, Intermittent and
Bilious Fovers, Obstetrics attended 70, with All other
diseases 70 which the HUMAN hmily ere subject,
~ once North aide 0f unipa, between Chery
and College streets, over O, D. Renaoh Co.'S Music
Store, where may b iound either Day Or n'ght, 40
lezg abasnt % professional viaith. llapsi-lH
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DIR. kings DISPENSARY,

NYI-$ 49, DR.. KING formerly Of New York.
NikE 49, for Iast4 years Of Louisville, Ky,
SAA~~1aS'-S who has devoted his AttehlitOntc
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. atters
himself, having Stlendsd 10 practice for 90 many
years, and CURED 30 many Thousands, he 10 enabled
20 cure All diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from inIudoious medical treat.
mont, OF from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings
Dapensary Is No. ~ Deaderick street. between Cher.
~ and the Square, second story where he oupes eI
diseases OF private nature. ..|..H 7
GonorrhSna cured without paureous medicines or
Interference with business. ..r. ...H
Structures Of old recent date oeotually cured In
4 few days, BY an operation which eAuses no palm
Where a structure exists health cannot ba ennioysd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and undsF-
mines the constitution % much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases OF the skin, CROWNS
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eneotuAly
cured In few days
Seninal Redsasis.PArticulAFAt tenaion hAvinE been
given 10 this disease, and all the consequence grow
Ina out Of ~, brodght In many cases By she de.
uruotye habits Of inconsiderate youths, and excess.
I've indulgence Of the passions, Neglect OF which
Hiu undermine the constitution, rendering the sob.
eot unal for business or society and causing proma.
lure old age.
Females who may be laboring wfthlany dinloultv q
the Womb may rect assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and statIns
their case, with foe enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. KIM
No. - Deadsrok street. Nashville, Tenn, will haVt
The necessary medicines sent 10 their Address Ofos
hourt ffon y o'clock ~ she morning until An 4
'suiaf lbHlv 10 N dhgiv.