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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17
Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before yon further 60. OF al
diseases subject TO Man, there is no disease so hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it and to you cen
say that hsye cured dozens in this city, well -
in different Ststss who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and aTe now well cured by me. am daily tt
ceving letters and sending medicine TO all parts q
the country In word al that are diseased II
any way aud viii give me call. Will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned in this i'd
veEtsement. The best Of references given IN this
city.
Anletters directed to
DR.. McGILL,
No. 81 Union street, Nashville. fem,
Janl viii meet With pronp; attention.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17
Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat Swelled Joints,
Stf Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart Snd Liver, Inflammation Of
the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil or ScrofGla,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes. DcbEtated Sys-
tens, Dyspepsis OF Indigestion, and ConsumphOA-
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
ths Urinary Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17

s-sss. HOURS, 9 e. u, .. &C., 9 10 s. p. a.. sad 2
10 at lishA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17
main years respoS e


Allow ne % tatroi-ce % ycg my fra1s J. w. Dol
bear, WHO sits your city Tor tbs purpose % tssch
ilg penmGCEhip alt Photography. lis rcputaticB
q successful teacher q scii and 20 widely osta5-
liyhed thst ull cay ncthilG 90 shat score. ontF
desire u pf0eeut hln gentleman from whose ~
cioty have derived much pleasure AID profit ani A.
one whom Flu Elv1 tbs intel lEeuco % APPRECIATE
anything you may do 10 farther his desIgas vii -
grstefll.y acEnoEisagud By y01r ffient,
1ullg EuuAa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17
Sterility.

Young Married Ladies' whose misfortune Il has
been not 10 bring forth in due season, reueInbei
God has ssid you should multiply and replenish. Il
this is your desire you can consult me either By
letter or IN person No lady over thiry-aye year.
Of age need make application. All communications
By letter or person strictly CONFIDENTIAL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17

J. T. LLoYD's MAP OF TENNESSEE
acknowledged by Cen. Burnside's officers
the best ever published. All the rail-
roads, Wagon roads, creeks, &C., cOlored
in counties. Sire 40 n 50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17

In accordance with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
eolored troops in the Department Of the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17

Il. II. LLoYD's MAP OF THE REBEL
LION, showing the Territory taken from
the rebels and what they still hold, with
backgrounds marked, on sheet form.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-17

~ IS cents.
Book form colored, with sketch q each
fight up the last hght at Mission Ridge, 30 oents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

NAz1oCs Fortress Monroe correspondents
are writing mp Gen. Burier's patriotic and
humane eneea1or 10 surptiss Richmond
and recover Dur prisoners- The patriotism
and humanity may be admitted, but uhsn
they assume ,hn. :, vas possible, and that
it would have succeeded II deser,er had
rot pre- announced Irs arrival, there is room
Tor some doubt The rebels At Richmond
have never shown any lack of vigilance,
and if tie rnscAHy deserter had not made
known the approach of Gen. Wistar's force,
there can be no doubt that rebel picket
guard would have been found at Bottoms
bridge, and that our gallant troops would
have found several obstacles more tormid-
able than feIled trees between themselves
and Richmond Gen Butler is represent
ed as terribly ezAsperased with the desert
er Who h1fled his schemes, As well be may
be; out We caa hardly believe that he Is a.
much Disappointed st the result as ia re-
presented He nust have kaown that the
chance of success vas exceedingly email
where success was possible only by =
perfect surprise Richmond is as likely to
be taken by surprise as Washington; but
there vas no harm IN trying the expert
ment, and no harm In ls1ghing over is
failure, seeing that nobody vas damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24


IRoUBLK Is THE REFERzIcAE RAHH-
There Is some talk that big thing may
happen 1e1t December when the EIecEueal
Colleges meet to cast their votes for Pres
ident. Something viii '-drap" in case
b'Oeotn by military PoEer should choose.
in de6anee ct ths viii of the people, ma
jority Of electors. In this event he would
6s triPPed up, BY naezPected votes against
him in the Electoral Colleges, aud eape-
ciAEy if he shauId run, as tis friends de-
sire, Without a pouiRation--Forf Fgyne
{End3 SeEsiaei
We would advise politicians of the Sea-
.1Iaet class. nas e esun1 too largely on
madness among Union men. We don
blame them Tor ehnekiiog in glee over
even the slight ripple nov seen among the
friends OF the government but the @soOes
second tbOugAtn viii sooa dash their hopes
to the ground. If anything we're wanting
u denOOstrAte the folly of division in the
UOiOa ranks At this time. ARTICLES. like the
shove WoaId furnish i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

IEE AUSTRIAN VoNN--Tbere ls
nothing for women 70 do but marry, and
seeing as they DO how poor Is the prospect
Of single women they 4re ready to marry
at the krst epportunity-Wirh little re
gUra TO Che feelings concerned An M
married woman holds no position in soci-
ely, and possesses no privileges am
Only thirtF-two, and yet shall soon give
up society attogetbes, for ind mt place
IN II 50 unsatisfactory and dIsagreeabIe-
ike dancing, music, and other pleas
ures, but hardly dare indulge in roe en-
Ioyment Of them, for / an looked ou as
an interloper by Younger girls,-aRd l
may expect no privileges WHICH belong to
more advanced age. l must not 20 t. q
theEter o. TO cnncsrt without chaperon-
age, am not at liberty TO choose pursuits
and acQuaIutances for myself; in fact
have 10 more liberty than q Shild Of if
teen, whilst I am dsba-Ted from her
pleasures Thus 1t Is In Austria Unless
girl accepts the first ofer made 10 her
parents, she must bear the Consequences
Al 1rst husband gives his wife q carri-
age Tor herself, an opera box. and pres
ents and enjoyments unnumbered-a
state Of things very delightful, bot not
lasting By-and-bYe, if the two are iIl-as-
sorted they separate in interests. and
go each their own way. OF course it is
bad for children 70 see such picture Of
domestic life: and seeing It, only natural
that they should grow UP with very lax
opinions of marriege-ORce Weak
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

LEUs THINK OF IL-The government
lands Ia the United States nov amount to
fourteen hundred thousand millions CT
acres. Two millions and half of acres
haTe already been sold Tor shIIrty-four NIL.
Lions Of doIIaEs- At ooe-third of osas
peraDs the remnining hDds would pay
of the whole national war debt, fhbugh It
night Be fUr thousaDd Eve hundred mil
hons Of dollars At ten cents per acre It
would pay zofsHIFaB debbt thirty tlI1Des over.
odE6t VlGh means ofpayiRg Uur debts
obs gHsa ~y2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

FEw persons are aware of the magnitude
of the operations of our National Bible
soefety At the present time. 1t Is stated
thar since the war begnn the society has
issued 1000 900, mostly Testauents for
soldiers and sailors This intIudes the
100000 given 10 prisOness- Of war who
come into our ranks, for whom special
care is had, and 500 600 distributed in
camps, hospitals. and on battle fields
BY the Uuited States Christian Coumis-
sion. aud :rs branches. With the coaseut
Of the HuehOrities at Washington and ou
application Of parties at the South. more
than zoo, 600 volumes have latsly been sent
through the lines into the seeded States
The issue Of the society during the Last
eight mouths have exceeded 1000, 900
copies
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
HyOU dc, uss
HoOaand's German Bitters!

JFe~ : -yeaasO1 BrO-gu, .. D, Editor ofAe Raey-
eLgpeEls Of Reh0iOES EaOl1EedPe
Although DOt disposed to hvor OF rseoruzaond
PAtsuE A0ticinss IN general, through diSsrust Of
sheH tngre411n11 EEld SRaetE, yet Of no uuf-
cs1t EOaaC1, WY may D0t testify 70 the benA1
be batrVeB h1nnA6 70 hGTe rscsfVs6 from any GrpIS
prepGHftonL in ChS hope that ne may EhuS contrib
ute 70 the ben1dE sf OCheER
DO rhiD the more readily IN Eagnrd to HoOGand'U
German BIrt8r1, prepared by Dr. c. n JEckSOn, Of
this city, ONc1DDe pre- indeed AEA;nsz rbem for
many yeHrA EndeE the rnprsnlOp CAH; they were
chlsaJ "A 0ieohOlie mIEsUre- Indsbeod 10 my
fr7and Robert ShoauAkar, eBq, for the removal OF
Sh1B pEI3od4cs by proper tSsIs and Tor sDcoUrREe-
menI 70 Try than, WhGR suffering from great hnd
long Continued debility The use Of three bottles
Of thoSe BTrIsrn, ~ Ghs beginning Of the ar0ssn;
year, wa followed by evident reliet and AEornrion
70 degree OF bodily and mental vigDI which had
not felix for utz months bsfze and had almost de-
SPARED Of regEiHlIaE l GhsE AAE Sod and
my friend 70 directing me 70 IN use u snan
J.EA VI N BROWN.
Pn1ndosFA sJuns p, 1851
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
The Preaasosps Reerp.4on.

saw ladies, for instance Ar rhe Pest
dsnE'B reception last nieh1, who sA6 been
TbrBe times before, who we're no; obliFei
To be there, ana whose faded or powdered
eowPie1i0ns we're crying our for NOR rest
AnG more sleep. To private parties rhev
feel compelled 20 60, 10 public ones they
need not piFied the good President last
night He locked worn and hRgEArd Aod
infinitely bored BE went to work Aerei-
eally, howeTer, and with = determined air
and ghAstly smile, met his guests with a
sort OF eUuprouise gesture betvI1t i
shake your hand and go ahead The
paper hSngings or the upholstery or his
oWu clothes did not become him but bar
ring his beauty, be stood there a man 10
be proud OF, the &, representative ofA great
working people the borest, ircorra ptible.
SAgAci0us leader that he IL Mrs. Lincoln
takes TO the manner more easily She
certainly comes the bow, aod the finger.
tips and the set smile with eomnendahIe
grace. People say that she Is not atrrse-
tiTe looking. Ny impression Vas efaweil
dressed planp, comfortable lookEsr ms
trOn, who bSd the advantage Of a very
comsiy neck and arms, and q beautiful
bust, 1hieb VAS largely shown tc az ad-
miriBg gaze. She was eerssTrly elegantly
and unostentEtionsly attired, In a pale
lavender shk, trimmed With bIaek and
white lace, With black and vhIre wreath
upon her bead, and jeEeIs of pssrl and
carbnnele,-ao elegant compromise with
moarRieE.
There Is little chance of display of COS
tune il the earlier hours of this uorlev
gathering. Acting on the nAxir that
cat may look upon king. JonAih4u takes
his chance 10 get q pee2 AT his brother
Abraham, Eud htr1e policemen keep q
sharp eye On more than one rough Az a
late hour / marked 80 sttractive group in
. corner of the EAst room, auonest vbich
the I've dHRghters OF CNsSTus H. Gay
stood conEpicnous for their beauty, their
sPr lightly elegance and graceful attire.
The elder particularly was the eEposure
of many eyes. Her dress of lemon. eolo-ed
brOcade, set OF hy necklace of pearls AID
wreath Of blue and white lilies, thorough.
y became her high bred, pi9uant STYLE
The amt, who mArrouiZed them, was regal
IN velvet, point lace and diamonds. Mrs.
Chandler, OF Michigan, vas conspicuous
for prcfusion of rich iAces When the
eioaking and beaoeting came OF. the lit
tie son Of the house made himself very
busy and gallant, and I'm cure tkat more
than one mother. looking kindly DE- him.
thought sadly Of the great sorrs,E which
had been born in thai house, Aud which
had robbed this peeted chnd's bovhood OF
more joy than MS little heart could n mens-
nre.
Beautiful, bright, airy bu0blss of az
hour! .HDW IemorsslesIy old Time lDrk-
eth roqnld fhess gay bEaquetinE aAlls-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

Thaek1aya1e BeOrees Of Eng
BE FIRST spEgezaIun of TbackerEy's opin
ions ca tia Georges appeared II Punch sew
era yea1 before the delivery o. MS lee
lures. II Ws Etfhe time Lheiy statues
were prepared for the new parliaa1eut pai
ace. AWe h&e been favored. : said the
periodical, Shy = Eaung lady connected
vith-khe CoaEE, WTth copies OF TIE incrfb-
tionE.Rhfeh are to be engraven Ender the
images -ot those Stars et Brunswick -
They were ali sufficiently satifical. 6ut
tbe severity lay in The truth The d-zt
and the last we're the most pointed This
Eas for
GEeRsE TIE F1RsT-STER e7 BBussv1ck
BE preferred hanover to Eas land
he preferred two hideon5 misrresses to 8
beautiful aud innocent Wsfe.
De hated Arts and desPised Literature;
But he liked rniR-oil In his salads,
And gave ar enlightened patronage to bad
oysters
And he had WEiPOle as Miaister-
Consistent in his Preference for every kind
of Corruption
The inscription tor George ". is one Of
ne most pointed satirss of its class ever
written
GEoHs1Us ULT1Hr8-
he LEFT Rn example for age md for youth
TO avoid.
He never acted well by Aan or Woman,
And Was as false TO mis- Mistress as to bis
Wife,
BE deserted his Friends and his Principles.
He was 30 igBornRt that be could scarcely
spell;
Bot he hed some Fkill in Cutting cut
Coats,
And an nndeniabIe T4ste fer Cookery,
He hniit the Pa1aees ef Brighton and
Buckingham
And for tbese qualities and Proofs of
Genius;
An admiring Aristoerhey
Christened him As the FIRST Gentleman In
Europe
Friends, respect the King whose Statute is
here,
AUd the generous AriStOeraey who admired
him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

AETEE reviewing his ovn sufesings and
those of other EAs, Tennessean., at the
hands of the rebel soldiers, Parsoa Brown
Low goes Of il this language;
Had Ve cur wish, We would threw beFi
vide open, and place all such beasr-like
OEcerI and men upon an ineIised plane,
At an angle of forty Eve degrees, grease
the plane With hogs lard SIX inches thick,
With q WIeke; at the bottom, and sead
them, as one stream OF traitors. robbers
and assaBsins, intO the hottest part of The
internal regions:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

The Pnsburgh Comm4aaI Gays. 1--WE
are enabled TO state, upon rhe very highesf
authority, that Gen Grant has, within 3
few days, formally, PePeapeorily, and ia
the most decisive terms, rejected direct of
fers made 10 him IAIely by leading Demo
ern'ie politicians, 10 secure his nomination
for President by their National Couveu-
tinn.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

TIE New York Tribune is shooting
Greek IRE into Congress for It's action on
the whisky business. 1t cruelty reminds
members that the clause taxing stocks of
whisky on hand originsny passed the
House by vote of IS against 30 The
~As Ou t6s'5SFa 5sst-, striEfuy ii of, vas
II to 7s. The Trsbuae voDderisg1y asks
-'scAn The whisky vote have been honestly
rnn mp tron 30 10 7s.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

Po1z4gcs IN New Orleans are consider
bly, mixed Three candidates for Cover
nor Of Louisiana are IN the field: DR..
Hahn, Free st.se7 B. 2 FLINDERS. Free
SsAse; and Chriatian Rosal1usF Conserve
tive, OF OOpperhsAd- Hahn Aaa flinders
occupy nearly the same platform, and be-
tween the two msy elect the cOpperhead
nominee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

The ale Of ths PIEubEs6su R5ste-s Is EitsOz: pr+-
csssus az ee hil as tAs UO-Id Thar is % -.crra
in rhs nstesr- Tag We GuUs fhs moss sIosesy,
Ssr-ag hantng hsSlth resssrE +rer discovered d
requires bu: soglOsrsal TO EDdeGEtaDd this Tbal,
purity can nfw1ys be relied upon They are euca-
p0od oE Lhs ceis5EutSd ClHsayD Bark, CsscAElu
bark DandsIan, ChzmOm1s FISUGrh, L4rsDd=I
FiovsrA v useryrOuG- Anise, oIyEGF4buds- Orange
Pesl, smksFpuc. gCE1E1y, COrhD6er, BurdOok.
@P-1S6C-X sc.
Ehsy are especially reO0mmsDdSa 70 clergy nen-
public IpeAkHrl, and persons sf HteIuy hA5tts AID
ne5sura-y lrfs, VIA require f-s digestion, relish
fn- foO5, md clear mental inculriea.
DeEiass fe1Nlss aud EOak persong Gzs certain Il,
apd IN rnsse BEssrs RhAI they have % long looked
for.
They purity, Hsreprthan AID iEviEornts-
They create healthy APOSTLE
They a-s m krrid0se L eh2nge q water and Diet
They VyerRs effects AZ dissipation and ta:e tor=z-
They Strengthen rhe s. s;au And sDlivsn tbs 1siDd
They prevent =iAEussIe sud intermittent frve-H
They purity the bresIh Ac1diry .: the stomach
They cure DysPspsiA zDc Cous1LyaHlou-
They cure Bin--hes- Ghaiern and Cholera MorbuF
They cu-e iiver Compliant aud NsrvOnB HsadAch=
They are the best Bl5tsrS n the wUid Taey
MAKE the weak man strong EDa 4-s eEaaEsted Ia
su-ss great rua.a-er
The feIlo~tuE Startling Aaa eupbntie statements
can be seen At eur Once
Latter Of Rev 4. ?. eEKzz ChapIE;r Of the w. II
SsW-Tork Regiment.
ma AourT. cErEE 4E-rt 4rl, lsss.
Owing &c the greAt exposure Ena terrible decoua-
Posisiou as=er the saetls Of A2st=san utterly
Frustrated and very SICK Ny stomach would ns.
retain msdlclns An orsicie called RiasINsiou Bit
tsrs, prepared by Dr. Drnks. u Nsv-Eo-k ~as pTe-
grea1 Surprise they gave immediate zshst I've
bottles Almost anorsd me 70 JOIN nv regiment
have ninos seen rnAn used II ulnuy
case2, and an trse say, for hospital u private
purposes know af nothing ike then
kFy- E F, cEAN1, ChzPlztn-
Lssssr from she Rev y K e1Ds, s., aAlrsEiEle,
aEETLEHES:-Eos we're sad enough &C t,r-aer
OccAaiun - ssnd mo anl1 dozen borllss Of RA1ta-
IlOn BiEssrs for s. 50. Ny WI1= hAF1ng derived 80
much beueHE =-or she use Of Eaets B.E.ara desire
heE % soatnUs tnera, aud yoG %ll please SEND rs
Ez bottles more fes tns aaIn-y enclosed
A. EEg r-nly. yours,
n Z. GLDs, Pastor Ger. EeE- Church
Dr- VA Cz1Ds- Surgeon Of the Tsurh Vernon.
Beglr,sut, writes:-si Uisn every soldier had bot
lie ef Plantation BktsrA- Tney the most etsso-
EiVs, PsrfecE, and harmless tonic ever used"
eEorzI77. 6E1o, Jaa 15tk, 1sGS.
have ven yOur PIan1Esion B1Esa-s 70 hundreds
Of our noble soldiers vino stop hare more or less dis
h4sd from various c@usea End Ebe s6ect Is ulE-vE-
IOOs and ErnstfynE
Such preparaElon a. TIN. Is 1 heartily wish II
every hnHsiy, IN every hOsptrA4, and hand OF
6 " AEDKEEE surs-ta;srd.,,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

REcEUrr1xe officers, and those who may
haVeany thought of enlisting. shOuld n
member thai the United States bounty of
500 to new recruits and $49o to Veterans,
vii cease On the lst of March These
therefore, whed desire 70 avail themselves
sf that bounty, l6uss-acs pFempt4y or hose
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

TWO years ago, when compensation
to sEAVeholdars Tor enaDcIPadnE their
slaves va offered by Congress, WendelI
Phillips eausieally said, 'TGeutlemen
StaVehoideEs, nOW u y0r tine % seH. -
They have found iE out
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
1864. 1864.
Eclectic Magazine.
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR 1864.
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Great Congress Of Vienna.
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q The ECLECTIC hss acquired essHs4lst &c
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

Sc. = Sc sISa tss9 e s9Rs 8 sas ,s5ts7 :. MI n.
Iiksiy u Be . hing O1a 4be eOramittseseas
are tand n work, and gentIemsR iEe anx-
Ious u be On the stamp early. =.
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EaR undersigned have entered iuc5 CO pa-1ner-
L snip Updsr the style CT CAMPBELL, c4LB-
y XII. CO. tDr the pEE4Ioss Of cOadurtiug the
manufacture and sale Of STOV ES Erd EtIe EJCNDRY
bGHness generally; ana R1so the Manufacture Ana
ssts af TIN, COPPER AND sHEET-IRoR WARE
Wholesale and RETAIL
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and are uperE1ing II, A;st xsO have Of hand Al
GRsur1msu1 of SsJveA- Grz1=s- HolIoU-U'ETe- ke
comprising che best pattern IT use; irvEs al
rsutioa especially 70 or COOKING STyVES.E Of
Etick VIC hAve patterns for both Wood 4uG Coal
that we can recommend and WErTEaT 70 EtEs entire
aAIisiAcrinn-
In the department of Tin. Copper and sbset-I-ou
Ware We are Empfy prepared for 1he rrTasHctiSu Of
II large bU4InaGB- hclii1les uIEuutacsurs
Of work n this Line are sncn Shss IN al
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and long experience IN the branches 0f buEfaEaB and
mEnufACture above mentioned Al sndeGvo- 70
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Ea-ehousss sf w. 1S Main street. nsAr Baltimore
Depot, md ~ No. 151 Main street, AbuE@ Union
RDBT CAMPBELL
B. z Caldwell,
BUES6-d JOSEPH BELL