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FL 1D ExFEAcT BucHus
/ POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REmEDY
Fen- R<aer&ap ~ Inossttaanse Of Uriss, Invita-
tsrn, h.semn1sioa az U5ce,esion Of rs B1SA-
DR. ard Ksdaeys, BSscoses Of ne Pes-
trate G7asd, Stsaee IN oe 5iadd0,
Caecerous Grares or Briel
Das; DepesA azd
k4tcoss or Risy Discharges, and an Diseas>s a.
Afecsoas q Ae Bladder cad Kssa4yx,
xns DropsionS sscerSaes, existing
ga Hen, Women o. CEittren.
HBLuBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHv.
For weahaess ariEns from Hxeaasss Habiss Of Dis.
sipation. attended with the following sympsous
IRdisra osition to EIertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision, Wake
fzlnsss, Pain in the Back,
Uaivsraal L.adtnds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Ylushinsof
The body, Dry
eeas Of the
Skis.
IRUPT1oRs ON THE gAcH,
PALLID COUaTKNANCE.
These SYMPTOMS, II allowed 70 10 on, which ssse
medicine Invariably removes soon follows Es-
tpity, EpiIsptio Fits, In one OF which The
patient may expire. Who say Tat
they are not frsausatly followed b.
tAoee Direful Diseases IN
SANITY and CONSUME
TON. Many are avass
Of the cause Of their
Erdering, but none
ciu confess.
The
records
Of the In
Asyinms
aad the Mslan-
eholy Deaths by Con-
sumption. bear ample wit
ness to the truth of ths as
sertien. The constitution once
affected with Organic Weakness re-
euires the aid OF medicine to Strengthen
and Invisorate the systsr, which HELM
BoLD's IxTRAOT BgCnU INVARIABLY DOES
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARssPARILLA,
purifying
the blood,
all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenee life.
chronic constitutional dn-
eases arising from an impure
state of the blood, and the only relia-
tle and efectual known remedy for ths
cure of Scrofula, scsll Head Salt
Rheum, Pains and Sweliinsa of
the Bones, alterations of the
Throat andT egs, Elotches,
f:mples on the Face,
letter, Erysipelss,
and al sealy
eruptions
Of the
skin.
Tua tahIa rnnopSFnl ~ Aha Er1roa& &C c....-.
rla added to pint Of water is equal to the Libson
Diet Drink, and enc bottle is fully equal 20 gallon
of the Syrup OF Sarsapsrilla the Decoctior, a.
usually made.
DTEEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO US1 IN THE UNITED STATES AxNY.
and are Slso in very general use in all the STApH
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
FUTIOEs throughout the land, as well as in pri.
vate practices, and are considered as inraluabis
remedies.
SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucRu.
From Dispeasatory Of the United States
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice of Physie.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Or
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MeDOW
ELL, 4 celebrated Ply stefan, and Member of The
Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland and pubhshed
in the transactions of the King and Queen jour
nal.
Sec Medico Chirursical Review, published By
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College
ofsurgsons.
Bee most of the late standard Works of Medicine
PRICES.
Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for IS.
Extract sarsapsriIls, 81 per bottle or six for S.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
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SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF Bucnu.

SEE MEDICAL PAoPEkTlBs OF BUcHU.
From Dtspeasatory Of the United States
Bee Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice of Physie.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MeDOW
ELL, celebrated Ply sicisn, and Member OF she
Royal College of Surgeons, ireland ana pubhshed
in the transactions of the King and Queen Jouy
nal.
Sec Medico Chirursical Review, published By
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College
OF Surge ons.
Bee most of the late standard Works of Medicine
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FESTIVE,
|FELICITOCs
FANCY.
w HITE Sc LPHUR
w AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
DOUBLING Gar. rrssA. ykAY
jams ID. H1NDLEY, propris'or
Late OF Kirkwo9d House, Wash :ns. IN
SEASON OPENS 18th CT JUNE,

SLAsUN UfENb IJIH CT UNE,
These Springs are in Cum he rland ConutF. Penn
sylyania, 81 miles west of Harrisburg rhfy are
aeees.i BILE from a the pal cities by railroad
TO HarrisburEh thence ay the Cumberland Valley
railroad TO MELVILLE from Neville. miles good
staging to the Springs. The stage is sl.avs IN
waiting upon the arrival OF the cars at Neville.
Passer gers leaving Philadelphia Baltim ore or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
Springs the same evening at o'clock.
The aotel is commodious ard Com Portable with
Hot and Cold baths attached and extansiya
grounds for walks and amuse lent
the long experience of the present Proprietor
for MANY years past at the Rirkwpni Hous So in
Washington d. @. enables him TO Bcy, tina it viii
be conductsf in manner to please q i visitora
lsrMS: 81 per day; : 2 per week weeks $40.
Cbilcren and servants half price. le 10 PM
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ITR AND. LHr1ERs OF WASHING Ton
3eH gRANcK TAYLOR.
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d, q
usually made.
DTEEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO Us1 IN THE UNITED STATES xMY.
and are Slso in very general use in all the STARE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTlOES throughout the land, as well as in pri.
vate practices, and are considered as invaluable
remedies.
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SuPsxax osuHr OF THs DISTRICT oYoo-

ss''iHs Is ID. U.'sd sss:.. Dsssts: o-rassr said
ssss IA. II L p s 3. sss ss No saS
Ealfe: los 20 u. ssnare no. sss; Lot No. Is,
Whereas, hat part Of Lot nsnh.red ore. Il, in
.hs Lot snd ssIs adjoining The "a tveaty-as y.
srsd snd twenty four, sss.y ana .ae sarsa hall Of
Ard 1857 .sd s aams srs
thirteen, y, IN ssnare numbered sis hundred and
husdr and t-sat, si1. Ssf;sn'ns :. Ss a.
nossswest corner Of said mare, and rsansax cyl
inches. thenes sea,hsi1t; isoi feet, tasnse south.
ss..w.rdg sr aps At ght ,sas., to A..y.as
sousawestv araly, and along sad avenue. two hun.
arsa and fortye aht t2s, feet, nine ,e) inches 40
We hu1arsd and Twelve ial2j feet, ten w inches
~ u place Of beginning, as the same are kaown
.ss q Il s ,f .a
81 Bis RECORDED 10 the land records Q: said
TIE same Ssionsns o. sny w,ss
ss:n .e .sS
By TIE Marshal Of The States for tie piss.st
nth q q; "a, at ss E:
Of our LeSd one Aonssnd eight hundred and SIXTY
to treason and Rebellion. to SEIZE and .onSs
s sns rae e Of ,sss md FOR other
rlst q C1nnoaa. gid on the sth day OF MAY, A. D.
tSS ME Libel of Information in this Court vrsy
ING the sondemnation of said perty and real 81
te cnasr The ast atorssaio and that process OF NO
nieon issue against the owner ana owners Of said
property and real estste and a. parsons Interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them at
formatisn; 1t is therefore, on tAa 9TH DAY OF
MAY, IN the year OF enr Lord eighteen hundred
saxty three. ORDERED that notice BE- sivea 10
the owner or owners Of said property anc real o.
tate, and all persons interested claiming an in
don on the nrst Asnday Of July next ana allow
eaass, any they have. Why aid pfop< rty and real
the seia Francis Hanna ehculd not be condemned
And soE according to law: and that netice given
Of The court house fthe District Of Columbia and
By pa blieation in tina Bveuins Star twice . week
previously TO said first Monday Of July next the
hrst publication 10 be before the first day Of
By order of the Court, 9Th Mar, 1858.
Test: R. MEIGe Clerk
3el 2awtd Coy1-Ysst: B. j. aIiHs, CierE.
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nal.
Sea Medico Chirurgical Review, publiahed bv
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College
ofsurgsons.
Bee most of the late standard Works of Medisina
PRICES
Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for as.
Extract sarsapsriIls, 81 per bottle or six for S.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
opSeryAtion.
Address letters for information. in confidence. TO
HELMBoLD'S MEDICAL OFFICE.
Io4 sourH TENTH srREsY,
below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN
PRLNCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose of .their evn, and
"other" articles on the reputation attained ly
HELM8OLDS PREPARATIONS.
HKLMBOLDB
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu.
HELMBoLDB
GRNUINH EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
HILMB0LDY
GERuIHB IMPROVED RosR-wAsH.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ask FOR HzLMBoLD's,
TAKE NO OTHER.
30 10 advertisement aud ssnd fss
eyoA On end exDosure. apN-v
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{ entucL.Y euerrIlIas--RobberIe..
FRANKLIN, Ky, Oct. %, 1868.

franklin N.Y. Ocl' 90 looo'
s. O. MERCER, ESQ .Q or
Dear Sir,--I will give you brief his
tory of the operations Of guerrillAs in
recent raid in the border counties Of'Ken-
lucky aud Tennessee. A squad of sOne
forty passed through old Mitoheilsville,
Tenn, just after dark on Wednesday
the 21st inst, going in the direction Of
Russellville, Ky. On their route they
'bbed Mr.. Dixon Beard, of Robertson
county, Tenn, of $40 in cash, watch,
double barrel shot gun, pistol, a shawl
and, in spirit of diabOlical vandalism,
of valuable papers of no use TO them.
They also robbed Mr.. John GOssett of
the same county, OF two valuable horsef,
They then went on to Gordonsville, Ky,
where, yesterday morning, they robbed
the stores of a large amouat Of goods.
Col. Maxwell, from Russellville, with
squad Of men pursued them, pushing
them so closely as TO force them to drop
their booty; killing certainly four of them
If not more. They captured one and re-
captured free man Of color, that thay
had kidnapped. Col. Maxwell pursued
them to old Mitchellsyille, where they
partially dispersed taking to the bushes,
when Col, NJ. stopped the pursuit bis
horses being completely broken down.
One Federal soldier was severely wounded
in tho face. The captured guerrilla, raw,
ignorant, youth stated that the guer-
rillas were commanded by Capt, Dyer,
that their camp was on Goose Greek, some
eight miles from Huntsville, in Sumner
county, Tenn. He stated that the band
consisted generally of some twenty men,
though augmented at times by stray-
glers to forty or fifty. They are we'll
acquainted with all the roads, bye paths,
and even the woods know all the safe
points to cross the railroad to avoid the
Federal pickets. IL was part of The
same band that recently robbed Colonel
Woodland, Yates, HoIeman,. &C., in Rob
ertson county. Among them is man by
the name of Estis, who formerly be-
longed to Morgan; he has q scar on bis
jaw from = gun shot wound. There are
also with them, Harper and Berrymans,
the supposed assassins Of Norvell. Now,
can't the Federal authorities shell out,
hunt out burn out and kill out these
outlaws on Goose Greek, Sumner county,
| Tenn!
They 'slwsys cross the railroad of a
night The citizens are swearing ven-
geance against them, and threaten to
ambuscAde the roads they travel; such
as the Gallatin and HOpkinsville, and
Gallatin and Russelville, &c, and kill
them. Are they not outlaws, and would
they not be justifAble ? --.... vaaJ
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DIR. KISF DiSPENssRY,

mn. -hFSssS DIR. KING formerly OF New York,
8M for Iast years u Louisville, KY
-(ea who has devoted his attentiton 70
the treatment Of m diseases for so years. atsrt
hlmself, having attended 10 practice for 90 many
years, and Cured many th0usands he IL enabled
10 cure all diseases OF private natuFe no matter
how bad they may be from inladicoue medical treat
mont, or Dom neglect OF their own. Or. Kings
DspenseEy e No - Dsaderck street, between Oherl
~ and tha square, Beooud story, where b. "a 80 ~
diseases OF a private nature
GonorfhOa cured without nsuseous medicines on
Interference with business.
strictures o old or recent date odeoIualy cured n
a fow days, by ~ operaiion which causes no pain.
Whore structure exists health canlot BE- eunl0Ted
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and UNDER
mines the constitution 90 much.
eyphilis with all the diseases OF tbs skin, growing
outof neglect or bad treatment, can DO o6eotaaly
cured IN NV days r. i.rull
G,ssisal attsh lion hAvins beoa
given 70 tha disease and all the consequences grow
lug out Of IT, brought on In maAy Eases by the De.
utTuofve habits Of inoOnsidergte youths aud
i've Indulgence Of The passions, a neglect oi which
viii undermine the constitution, rendering che sub.
eot unit for busine4s o. society, aud oanSng PFeps
lure old age.
TSInales Who may be lAbOclpE with eny difAoulty
the WOmb may rebi AssuTedoi nnmediate relief 7 ,
ForBOns reading abroad, By writing, and stating
heir case with TO enclosed direct 70 Dr. A. King,
&c n Doados!ck street. Nashville, Tenn. VIII havi
ths Necessary medicines sent - thor addrstt once
houTs fIun . o'clook n the morning until 10
,.slss IJubse--in dhWtY,
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NO 1871.
cen. RosCerAn1 Farewel Order.
HEADQUARTERS
DEFARrMENr OF THR CuMBKBLANp.
Chattanooga, Oct. 10, 1853.

chattanooga, OcI ~, 1855.
General Orders No, 242.
The General Commanding announce,
70 the oilicera aud soldiers Of the Army
OF the Cumberland that he leaves them.
under orders from the President.
Major General George II Thomas. In
compliance with orders, will assume COM
mand Of this Army and Department
The chiefs of all the stat departments
WA report to him for orders. In taking
leave OF you, his brothers In arms. Off.
GERS and soldiers, lac congratulates Won
that your new Commandor comes 10 gou
not as he did, n stranger. Gen. ThoInaa
has been identified with this army from
its FIRST organization. lie has led YOU
often in battle. TOhis known prudence.
dauntless courage, and true patriotism
You may look with confidence that, un.
der God, be will lead you to victory p
The General Commanding doubts not
you will be as true TO yourselves and
your country in the future as you have
been in the past, To the division and
brigade commanders he tenders his COZ
dial thanks for their valuable aid and
hearty cooperation in all be has under
taken. To the chiefs of the staff de-
partments and their subordinates, whom
he leaves behind, he owes debt of graf
itade for their fidelity and untiring de-
votion TO duty.
Companions in arms, officers aud SOL
diers, farewell, and may God bless you!
w. ). RosEcRANs, Maj. Gen.
Official; Y. GoDDARD, A. A. q. raI u
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After tho battle At Gettysburg Unien
soldier was found in secluded spot on
the field, whore, wounded, lac had laid
himself down 20 die In bis hands,
tightly claspsd, was "a sWbrolype con-
tanning the portraits Of three small child
req, and upon this picture his eyes, set in
deAth, Fsstsa The last object upon
which the dying father looked WAS shs
Image Of his children, and Is he silently
gaEsd upon them. bic soul passed away
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q reni BIOw-uP among the Rebel


q fent Blow.uP among the nebcI
aa9h Commanders. l
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
inst. says ta i
The Chattanooga Rebel has a very in
teresting letter from BrAgg's army, which
conveys the latest intelligence we have
from It. We copy the best portion Of
IL:
ARRIVAL of PRESIDENT DAVIS,
The President is arri5ed, and has come,
as all men believe, to turn things inside
out, to renovAte the army Of Tennessee,
70 settle all its household quarrels, and
TO set the troops moving on their way.
] only caught glimpse Of him, fatigued
and dusty. He Is thin, but looks better
than when he was last here. He was
met At Chickamauga station by a suita-
BILE escort, and conveyed to Gen Bragg's
headquarters. have not a doubt that
thetwo are engaged in earnest counsel
while | am penning these hasty lines
The President has sought this department
am assure d, on account of The unfortu-
nate difficulties which have disturbed
the family Of Tennessee over whom Cen
eral Bragg presided with such little
tact The suspension of Polk, the ar
rest Of Hindman, the flare up with For
rest, and the dissatisfaction Of several
others, all occurring right on the heels
of victory, and in the face Of the enemy,
are enough to excite the anxiety Of such
an administrative man as Mr.. Davis.
Hisinquiries win be close, and his coun-
sells general. He will by no means con-
fine himself to The commander in chief,
but consult equally with Longstreet,
Buckner, Hill, and Otaers. | have no
doubt the Polk affair will be thoroughly
sifted. The cavalry business, too, will
be settled. In short, the army will be
set on its legs again. The men are all
right Order is only needed to be re.
stored among the captains
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BALrnioRE, October 23.-A large meet
ing Of unconditional Union men was
held al Eastern, Talbot county, ysBters
day. Addresses were made by Hon.
Wm. d. Kelley, OF Philadelphia, Henry
Winter Davis, and Col. Cresswell
Judge Kelley announced himself 20
the crowd OF Shareholders as . Black
Republican from PennsylvAnia, yet his
speech was received with applause. gl
This is the hrst instance Of Rspab-
licRn Congressman speaking in the slave
region Of Maryland. Judge KelleJ's re-
ception was most striking aud enthusi-
astio.
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IOsT.

ON Wednesday eyenng, the 2lst Inst at The Chat
" tanooga Depot. lighto lored Sole leather VA
IIsE aesrly row, containing some clothing aud
some papers belo ging 70 Capt liAupsn, Quarter
directed 10 the "a Auditvf Of tho Treasury, Wash.
ington city; ais some other papers not nov reoo-
lected liberal reward y n DO aid for tho Yalise
aud the plpers II on al the tor' az Wul Lyon, NO.
Al South Mph5t street Tue Nallae d lppoard 10
have been taken by mistake FkASEH,
oct28.sts suiier lst Reg o. vols
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Gen. Schoheld has issued stringent reg
ulations for the Missouri election in No
vember Any attempt 10 vote by persons
who have become unqualified by having
been In the rebel service, viii be pun
ished az a violation Of military orders,
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A despatch 70 the CiOeinnaH Gazette
from Knoxville, dated Saturday lApty says
the rebels are IN full retreat tlgsFa
Virginia Gen. Shaoksllpfd Was a, BIis-
toll All Was quiet Al Loudon, and Mr..
BroWplow ana Horace Maynard have
reached home -L9u. JoNnal 2lh
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.lLIL n For The Nashville u4Iqn



Secesh DuPIIcity-s-A DeIiIah.
During the fore part Of September,
Miss Cobb--one OF Jef's friends--fre-
quenlly visited Tullahuma, apparently
fr the purpose of selling fruit; with
J,zsbel Jokes and Judas-liks smiles, she
soon formed an intimacy with two young
men, belonging to the 9Th Ohio Battery.
She told them, if they would pay visit
to where she lived-which is eight miles
west Of TullahomA--she would treat
them TO some delicious fruit The I'M
suspectiDg battery men started on the
morning of the 18th September, and have
not since been heard of On the night Of
the 18th inst, Go, II, Let Middle Tenn.
Cavalry, caught her two brothers, about
half mile from where she lives. From
letters we got on their persons, II appears
they were about one month out Of Brage's
army, and were doing the best they could
for their cause. ym1 Ia
Union people who were forced from
their homes last summer, by these same
oobbs and others, and now live in Shell
byville, inform me, that this Miss Cobb
followed enticing Union soldiers all last
summer. -+t-
As long as the present command re-
maine at TullahOma, her trade is spoiled
but lest an exchange Of commands shou'd
take place, I wish this TO get publicity
80 that others may be aware.
ARTRUR MAaumE,
/ serg't Co II, lst Mid. Tenn. Cav.
| SH7LBYvlLE, Oct %, 1868.
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DEATH OF GENERAL FoREY. AN arrival
from Havana gives report that General
Forey, the French commando in Mexico,
has died of yellow fever, and that the
Spaniards will probably have to abandon
St. Domingo.
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Maj. Gen. Junior COmmandine,

This was Saturday morning, The
counter attack upon the front and flank
of our hanking column was made with
vigor soon after il crossed the river, and
In accordance with the plan suggested BY
General Thomas; and, il not entirely
successful, il was sufficiently 90 70 dis.
arrange our plans and delay our move
ments.
The inquiry may arise ia the mind Of
tho reader, why General Bragg did not
postpone the attack until all bic rein
foroements could get up. II Is said, but
with what trath cannot determine, that
he acted under the belief that only thrse
Federal corps had advanced up the VAL
ley Of the ChickamangA, and that the
remainder OF Rosecrans' army was still
on the north side Of tho tennessee, near
Chattanooga, aud that Burnside hid not
yet formed . junction with the main
body. II such was his belief be was
deceived, except as TO Burnside, IS Gen.
Lee was at Gettysburg, when he suppos-
ed, on the M lrning of the I'd OF July,
that the whole OF Meade's army had not
then arrived And YET IL must be Ad-
mittsd that General Bragg acted wisely
ia giving battle when aud where he did.
Delay wss full OF danger; IL might bring
hsaYier reinforcement to his antagoniSt
than any he could count upon. More.
over RosecrAns was not on his guard,
and did not look foF no attack from an
enemy who he supposed would DO only
TOO glad 10 make his escape At one
time be was warg and active, combining
the cunning Of the fox with the Sudden
energy Of the panther springing upon its
prey; bat he had become intoxicated by
speoess, aud had grown proud and conf
dent and ineAutioua General Bragg
did well, therefore, 20 strike his boAst-
ful foe as soon ss he did. II IL had on
ly been followed up with other rapid
/ blows, on the arrival Of bis roinforoe-
monts, possibly still more gratifying re-
cults might have been accomplished.
But this is not certain, and let ms not be
| TOO fast 10 lad fault. t..
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The post office At Memphis, Tenn, for
the FIRST time in its history, yields an in
come of s25, 600 per year; enough to pay
AbrAham's salary.
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For tIle use OF Soldiers. IL {

GOl4DAGLO - SLAEA IT AVA Ii
For tlie use OF Soldiers. III {
Ills printed in four celors, represents
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;
size l3x17. The certificate is enclosed
in psslsBoArd pbeJ and can be sent To-
any part Of the Country without iajary;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail II to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve IL as remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents, Sent by mail, pre-
Oaid. 9dt yo lo3h9lW0nAJA
l. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.