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LUNG DISEASE.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON-
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE. &c. &c.

We call especial attention Of persons afflicted with
those diseases, to the fact that We have an almost in
valuable treatment In those elections which has been
lately discovered We have succeeded In restoring
Of this kind in few months who have been treat
ed for years TO no effect, and others under
treatment and rapidly being restored fact
their own words, thoy say they feel themselves
coming up every day. We do positively claim that
and make comfortable, and prolong life; and the
most Of be successfully cured if taken In any
hind Of time. Remember that this is an age Of ina
provsment and remedies bsng discovered that dis
who are threatened have any form of Lung Disease
n give u one trial, when wo can prove all we have
said IN the above ....-
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every casa of these dis
eases This is positive fact, and will pledge
selves TO give $50 to any case Of the kind we cannot
cure, and we generally cure With two prescriptions.
EThe following letter is from the wife OF H. T
Stockwell, Esq:
I.fE New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. issg.
DE-. SAASNos:--Dsar Dir, desire 70 express % you
the deep gratitude feel for the great bsnsft hsvede
rived nom your treatment. 1 had become 30 weak and
30 much reduced with frequent hemnorrhage Of the
lungs, that had almost dsspsired Of recovery, and
hAd become evident TO all my friends that without
With your treatment the lst Of July 1891 During
the first months treatment began TO perceive tina.
the hermoThAgs was much less frequent, and greatly
diminished In quantity and from that time forward
nave mad hsmorrhaEs and now enjoy better health
than have for several years. At the commencement
Of treatment you only gave announcement 10 hope
ior restoration to reasonable degree Of health. Ny
In this respect have been than real
ized II this should meet the eye Of any afflicted as
was, can with great confidence recommend your
treatment ~ one OF great efficacy.
Mrs.. L. e srocxw1LL.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.


OFFICE BAIT d ONO RAILROAD Co.. :
Wheeling Station, Aug.9, 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of August
~ the assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule;
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

DO you rise with coated tongue mornings, with bad
taste In the mouth and poor appetite for breakfast
Do YOU feel when you fir Il get up SO weak and langud
you can scarcely get about DO you have dizziness
IN the head at times, and often dizziness with head
ache occasionally! Are your bowels costive and reg
ular and appetite changsabe! Do you rsft up wind
from the stomach and do you bloat up often Do you
feel fallness after eating, and goneness when tho
stomach is empty Do you have heartburn occasion
any, DO you feel lOS spirited and look the dark
sido Of thingSl Are you not unusually nervous al
tmesi Do you not become restless and often lay unt
midnight before you can go to seep' and then at times
don't you feel dull and sleepy most OF the tme Is
your skin dry and scayl also sallow! In Short is not
your life burden full Of forebodings! Now, these are
the symptoms generally present, but not always all OF
them and there are thousands who are suffering daily
from them, and We pledge ourselves in from three ~
hve prescriptions, to drive them all away and com
pletey cure the patient changing their whole physical
ana mental nature and thus make life blessing in
stead Of burden. We ask those who have tried until
tired and discouraged, to give fair trial and We
canddly can do Just what is above set forth Try two
prescriptions and in that time satisfy tho most
incredulous. We call special attention to our almost
Invaluable treatment in the above diseases. "ProU
al MinRsu
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most drecoute for Stock
New York-Jvia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other
EN0CH hEWIs, Gen'l superintendent, Altoona,
LII. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. H. HOUSTON, GenI Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' augl:t
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PROSPECTUS
or THF
NASHVILLE UNION

The NASHVILLE USioN was commenced last epfng'
Cor tho purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con
fiemcy, and OF advocating the Tss.cration ofFedera
authority, whout any abaiemefs, over all the States
whioh have attempted to secede It's object was 70
proclaim to doctrines Of Liberty and Union as they
once expounded by the fathers Of the Republic,
but which for more than one ycar--thc long and
drosry carnival Of tresson--had been tnspoken and
uuwriliau in the Capital o. The State Of AsDArw
JAcKsog and were treasured up only in the hearts Of
the ainfrl We beloved that the right way 20 con-
duct a loyal Journal h city like Nashville, at srch
a time as this, was raise tho wavering AID tmid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, and not TO
lower the standard Of patriotism, after the manner Of
other ouna, to suit te doprayed tastes Of The
semtloy1 1l and symp tthzera with the Richmond iy-
nasty
The uSios, tlraoro, l.a5 ucld as friends all who
support aud ns foes an who oppose the Union Of the
States. It's watchword is FRrEDoa AND NATIONALITY.
With .bels and trfit5rs % has no compromise to
make, J! contends for ,ho Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in purauance thereof as tho SuPEraE
law o. TIE LASp, anything 10 tho Constitution and
laws oi any Of the States to The contrary notwth-
standing.
II contends for Tie Onion Of the States, because
without Il the preservation -four sortles and inst
tutious and the gauization Of society itself arc
wholly Impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
The way Of crushing the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what name it
be called.
When thousands Of our citizen soldiers lay down
their llvos upon the altar Of ihor country as baer-
fee above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignobe motive Of
selfnterest Should make any man wayer in his 10y
atty. II there be any such, let them look at the
blood OF Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Alurfreesboro and
Frode1icksburg, and blush at their wicsedness and
folly Love for our country should now oyershadow
every other feeling and he is no patriot who loves
his houses lands OF negroes with tithe Of tie deyo
ton which he feels for bis country Even prudent
solshness should compel men to be patriots, or who
can hope to save his treasures from the wreck ef
a ruined and dismembered Union1
We want to see the land once pleased with the
enduring sunshine OF honorable peace based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels now in arms, and not liz up with the dooclfu
glow Of peace based upon emaseulote loyalty aud
concessions to traitors--the glow ofa meteor which
would slime only 10 betray, and Eoi4s out would
leave ia darkness tcnfold more gloomy tina that
which prevailed before.
Those are the sentiments aud views which the
ONION viii continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm or sunshine may await Il in tho future, and
We ask tho support Of all who believe it to be import
ant that a thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
sbo,iId le ntihlished In Nashville
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alaahrille alutou.
Freedom and Nationality.
s. 4. MERoEn, Editor.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1858.


The Principles Of the Southern Con-
fedcracy-What are they Read care
fully the article in our columns copied
from the Richmond Eramingof May 2S,
and you will find what they are. Pre-
serve IL for future reference SO that you
may have before you the avowal Of a
leading rebel journal at t5o Heosl
Capital, that; "The establishment Of Tho
Confedoraoy is, verify, A DISTINCT RE.
ACTION AGAINST TIE WHOLE COURSE OF
TIE MISTAKEN CIVILIZATION OF TIE AoE.
Tor LIBERTY, Equality AND jFRATERN1rY
WE HAVE DELIBERATELY SUBSTITUTED
rLAyEsY, sUBoRDNAT1oN AND GOVERN
MENT." The issue is thus made up; let
Us meet it with the glittering sword Of
freedom
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United. 5 tates ef America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE ENNEssEE No. Z. .
Is HEHEAS, an iu'ormailon has bVen filed IN She
w District Court Of the IN ted states FOR said Dis
trict, On o. cs3eth day cf May, A. 1s63, by John
Trimblo ESQ. Attorney FOR the United stats ior
the District Middle Tennessee who proseCutes herein
N behalf OF the Uncd states against 3 packages Of
goods, lst olwhicl IS fled wnlI sail gnlormatlPn
aedgng, IN Substance, that fad gouds were sczedon
and in said District, forfeited 10 the United States
thEt said Eoods were TRANSPORTED frum cincinnati lin
the Staie Of Ohio, 10 Nahvie, in tie state OF Ten
nessee iu v0aton Of the act OF Congress and the pro
clamation of the President Of The United states IN
,erdiotird al commercial intercourse between the
citizens and Inhabitants Of the said state Of Tennessee
and the citzans and inhabitants Of the rest Of the
tnitpd states, and FgRn 10 trel roEugtDls OF the
Treasury department Of the United Stat and that
said articles became thereby forfeited tn the safe
Unitd states and praying process against the same,
and that the same 10 CONDEMNED as frieiled, as
aioi esnd
Now therefore, IN pursuance q the moniton Of The
Court, under the seal the Cour 20 me directed and
delivered, ! do hereby give pu lie potice TO all per-
claiming said g0Oes, that they be and app az TO
lore the said Court TO be cld at tho Federal Court
room n the CITY Of Nashville, m sad District, O" the
9th day Of July, u. 1868, theii and tIele TO ntrr
pose their claims, ana " make ther Allegations M
that behalf. d . n. X, GlASCOCKi
L. s, MARSHAL for Middle district Of Tennessee,
iunc4-lit
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Lot ourrulers read the following bru-
tai editorial from the Chattanooga ReJcI
and be tolerant TO traitors and slow to
ayengs the suffering loyal If they can
brsal East scnnessec TREASON.
The 'm6ngrel Aboliiionists who infest
the caves, the ridges and the crossroads
Of East Tennessee, have been spoiled
with gentle treatment. The sympathies
OF no other man were more warmly On
listed in their behalf in the inception Of
this revolution than those Of the present
writer. We believed that they were mis-
guided by dangerous, crafty and in
triguing demagogues, IS we know on the
other hand, they were tauhted, hunted
down and perseouted by vindictive, dew
ilish tricksters, and village cllque-ma-
kers, who endeavOred 20 force them 20
measures while dressed In a little brief
authority, instead Of using the mider in
iluence Of moral suaslon. We are az IA
miliar with the the history Of the affairs
of East Tennessee since the war began,
as any other citizen Of our State. Ac-
companying the gallant, the wise, the
humane Lolltuhth thiVHbAoNN 'AS G~''
Tennessee and kentucky campaign, up
40 his defeat aud death at Fishing Creek,
| (Mill SPRING. we had opportunities OF
iudginr Of tho condition of the people
/ among whom we temporarily soiourned
that others not associated with that mem
orable campaign could not have had. We
believe that the present dark, defiant,
determined Unionism Of the greater por-
| ton of East Tenuegseemalcontents may
be attributed 20 the indisoFeet practices
and reyengeful political notice OF some
/ of the important villages OF that unquiet
section. Had Zollicoiier lived, and re-
tanned command Of that Department. we
think better condition Of things might
have existed. Nevertheless he has a
worthy successor in the present military
COMMANDER Of the department.
y However, IL matters little at this late
hour what influences men brought tC
bear, there can be no excuse for the dis
loyalty Of any portion of East Tennes'
zee now. The day OF argument hal
passed IN that section.
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united statoa of Amorica:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNFSnl-k--N0. 2.
NNY HEREAS, an information ha1 been n ed Nh the
w District Court OF the United states Tor said
District oa tho 9th day Of May, 1893 by john Trim.
blp, laq., Attorney Of the Untod states r said Iis
trlet en- the behalf OF the Sail United Stats aE8in
certain lot Of goods row lyng IN Che 10 r1house Of
d. Hamiton, at NsslH.lc, "a the pftrct az rc.
raid aud consisting Of Ylckloa, preaTyre ir1.7 con-
difaents tobacco, sugar, cigars W.not, Cltcr, 0y8
n CO iuce candies, and divers uthcr asitcs a li III
which IS nhd with SAID iEormatan, hletguF, Iu
subttuco that said goods ers seized on lauu ait Iu
ihe District aflrcs5 TO- ns orioited 20 the United
staicb iiia said goods werd tsApsported from on
Bvillc, iu De State ol Kentucky, u Na hve, M tie
state Of Touue-see TO violation Of the nUt ofC0nc-t
and thc yr0Cl tnton Of the President Of The United
States, iLjerdiCtIug an commerca intercourse ho-
tween the cizoua and inhabitants The said State OF
rennasfee and the citizens andi habitauta Of the rest
OF le United -its, and agalnF. tbe regulations %
the Treasury dcpgr mcnt oi the UntOd STAT ai q
that slA articles became tho eby forfeited - tAc
United states, ud praying process against The same
and That thc same may be condemned as forfeited as
az fc Old 3.
Nos, thercioe IN pJfsnnro o. Tho mention cf
tle CoTt uuder tue s0al Of the Court 10 me dueGtod
end dellvcrod do hereby give public notice TO ell
grsous ClLmil said articles, or in any maru e. 90
iergsied tleril i4allhey be and appear ao re u,c
said uistit -ql.t, t1 br held gt thc J d.ui c0vI.
Jb1m, an O., Cip4A, in tni ely 81 Nalvle u'l
District aioresad, ol thc 9th day o Iuy, A. IN.
leU5, Then Uul tnac 90 iutcpo5c their CLAIMS aLt
20 uLtc thyir 'llr lU0u7 g. t'g' ocftt
.E g. GLAstODk,
u. 8. Marshal, Middle Dist CfTynn,
iune f-Ilt
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NO 64

The men who are not Southern In avn
from the South
they are not with us. they are
against us, and had better, for their own
sake and for ours, bo removed from ns
This persistent, stubborn fealty 10 an
abolition ianatioal power endeavorinp
the determination Of their own people,
aud the devastation of their own State
is as truculent humiliating and dis
graceful as IL isuseless, reckless. and IN.
productive Of good and patriotic results.
We haveno sympathy with such dogged
Southerners and secret hatred as mani
lests ITSELF on every side in assasaina-
tions and bridge burnings. The Quiet
policy has been pursued so long that the
traitors look upon the lenience of tho
Ooniederate authorities as an evidence
OF weakness and uncertainty as 20 our
own success. They had better abandon,
now and forever all such opinions, or
else abandon their present abiding pla-
ces, and withdraw 20 an atmosphere
more congenisl TO their way Of thinking.
Tennessee can never become Union
"e "Ah ~ Nah never NC AOoiiNleu-ll ne-
longs naturally TO the South, and the
blood Of an hundred thousand of her
gallant sons will water the valleys of our
State from cast TO west, TO establish that
fact beyond peradyenture
We weary Of protecting ignOramuses
who will not be persuaded. The traitors
who assassinatc people from behind
bushes must be hanged to the tree tons
and left there as proof of our earnest
ness in this struggle for what we hold
deareri than our lives-our liberty. A
half dozen bushwhackers hung up in
conspicuous places throughout the coun-
try would have beneficial effect. We
regret the necessity which demands such
measures. But we have too much at
stake TO permit treason to run riot in
our very midst, when our own wives and
children are turned out upon the roads
from their own homes to starve, and
whilea servile insurrection is being in
stigated by the fendish fanatics of the
North Let caution be urged in tho de-
lection of all bushwhackers, and bridge
burning traitors, not regularly in the
Yankee service, as we'll as the crafty
fellows who secretly urge them and en-
courage them in thee evils, but when
they are caught aud convicted, let them
be swung up in Gods name
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United States of America /:

iIS1RlQr uF NIIDDLE tENNtSSEE--No O.
~ llENAS, an information has been fled in Che
W Hatrict Court ~ thO United states within and
for tho District of Middle Tenn ssoo the goth 60
of Nay, A. .lsG3 by Jghn Irinlble. ksqo Attorney
nr the Umioi States Tor Inc District OF Mtd'c Ten
hosEOe who frosoctts heren, IN behalf ue unitcd
States, against 100 bags Of llur and 0I burels ioI
ilOur; aledgpg, ln substance, that SAID ilJur was
seized ON land, ln the District OF middle Tennes tc,
on the --- day Of --- A. ID 1853, as lo'ic.ted TO
the Unit cd States that said flour vas trayep rlod
from he stalo o Kenuoky o. the lstd day of March,
A. d. 1868 t. tho Sta'e Of Tennessee H violation Of
The act Of Congress ana tho proclamation OF the Pri
dent OF the Unto States, intcrhiclng all crmmerc al
intercourse between ibe citizens and Inhabitants a
said state Of I pnessee and the GSgls and inhait-
ants O the rest OF The Unit States aud aga ns the
regulations Of the Trca department OF the United
States and thai said flour bee nic thereby forfeited
to the usco the United states OF America, and prdy
ing process against the same, That The same may De
condemned as for cited, as Aforesaid. i a.-4 20
now therefore, in pursuance Of The mouilcn, under
the seal OF said Court TO directed aud delivered
do hereby give public notice to al ofsous Claiming
said n4ur, or IN any manner Interested therein,
that they beand appear before the sad District Court
to be held at the Federal Court room, ia the City
ealshviAo 10 and for said District, ON the 9th day Of
July, A. d, 1868 then and there TO interpose their
CLAIMS and make their allegations in thai behalf.
h. r 'G1 ASCOtK, .
Marshal of the United Smtes
for the a istrict of 1iiddie Ienni ssee,
ttnc A-14t i...
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A Query.
MURTBEEsDORo, June 18th, 1868

MURFBEEsBoRo, June 10Th, 1868,
E'iitoy Of tle NaaIviHe Union:
Can citizen of the United States be
a Pro slavery and Union man at once ?
Can he be true Union man Please
answer through the columns of your
paper and oblige constant
READER.
ANSwER.--If Constant Reader" means
by 3 Pro-slayery man one who believes
slavery to be so good system that he
would engage in piracy on the Afri-
can coast, in order to recruit Southern
plantations, we reply, no; such man
cannot be Union man, nor anything
else that is noble and honorable. He
would not make a decent devil. Every
original advocate of man stealing, the
most honorable and abominabe of crimes
is traitor TO the Union and every other
good thing.
But If our correspondent means one
who is for sustaining the system of
slavery as it exists, because be believes
that the slave is better off and happier
under it, than he would be, if set free,
we reply, that we have DO douot that
good many men entertain this belief, who
are sincere friends Of the Union. We
believe that they are greatly in error, but
we do not feel disposed to call man
disloyal who does not think as we do
in regard TO slavery. Light breaks
gradually upon the face of nature, as SO
does truth break gradually upon the
minds of men, We believe that slavery
is an enormous curse, which will destroy
our country, if the country does not
destroy it. We believe that the first
step to peace and Union is the destruc-
tion of that atrocious institution which
Jefferson denounced as the plague and
scourge of the white race which Wash
ington and John Marshall abhorred, and
VIII Henry Clay called in his later
years "tle greatest curse of all human
evils" A great change is going on in
tbe minds Of men in regard 10 this mat
ter We hear daily Of accessions to the
anti-slavery party in this State, But we
cannot expect all Union men to take our
position Immediately. Hundreds of
honest men, who wonld gladly give up
their personal interest in slavery 10 re-
store The Union, are daily inquiring
wbG TO are to do with the slaves when
they 30 emaneipated. Il was 80 in the
Revolutionary war Hundreds of WASH
ineto's host soldiers and officers, while
OF against British tyranny, were
sordy perplexed 10 know what they
would do for a Government, in lieu Of
the one which they had cast Off
SO il is now in regard TO slaves and
slavery. Men are SO bewilderod by
prejudice, and by the clamors and threats
of scoundrels, aud by self interest, that
they forget that the patl Of justice is b,
paA Of true policy after all, and that il
we do Justice TO the oppressed, Provi.
dence III take care Of the consequent
ces. SO we think; so we declare. w,
cannot think or write any other way
honestly. And We feel confident that al
Overwhelming majority Of Tennesseanr
will shortly bo with us. Meanwhile wC
advise all men to exercise a noble anC
generous charity.
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There appears to be great disafeciion
in Georgia, against the Confederate Gov
ernment. The Governor has issued o
proclamation saying that he has received
dispatch from General Joseph E.
Johr7ton, commanding the army in Mis-
siss Il, stating thai he is informed that
nur of stragglers from the army
are reported going East through Georgia,
especially the Northern part. and re-
que-.'1g me TO have them, officers as well
as ma. arrested and sent back 10 jack
son, employing for that purp3sa asso-
Citations of citizens as well as State
troops.
There m7st be a strong body of Union
men in Northern Georgia
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United States of Amelica

DIsrRCp OF MIDDLE TrNNEsStE NO g
* uEREAS, information has been hlcd 10 tho iiIs
w unct court Of the United states fui sad ustrFb
ON the lst day oi luuc, A. 1868, by John Trim Die
Esq., Attorney Tor the Uni ed statcs ~ the Nistr ct
Ui Mdd.e Tennessee, who proeecute8 herein n bt hu
OF the United sutca, ugaust 100 barrels p whisky
altdgng, ia substance that sad VIII sky was seized
on lald IN said District forfeited 10 the Unitet
sWt2s TINT suia hieNg yElD transported mona Lou
Hvilc The Siata OF kentucky 90 Nashville. VA the
Jaie OF Tennessee, on toe Isl day OF May, 1865 lin
We'll tfuu the act o0 COigrefH and Tile cla Ion
OF the Pres dent of the ted Slates, mterdctug al
commercial intuC0urse between the citizens and iu
habuaats rho std state Of renncEs and the cit J.
zcns anu inhabitants Of the rest Of the lntgd sne1
and against th rCgu alto Of the Ptelsury Delart-
ment ui Tie United states and that said wnisRy Be.
came Thereby 10 fitted 10 toe United state and pray
lrg process against The same, and that tho same be
condemned as forfeited, ss aior said
Now tht rcore, In pursuance OF the mouiaon Of pc
Court, under the sal OF said Court, 10 me directed
ami delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all
persuns claiuug said whisky, that they be aud ap-
pear before id District Court TO be held ct the Fed
eral Court room IN tho City OF Nashville, sau nis-
irlct. on thc Gh day pf July, A. ID, 3, then und
there 90 mterplse hcr claims, and 10 laakr therRc.
gations IN that behalf.
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