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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Scores of other distinguished literati, under
various non de plume, contribute to its eolumns.
while its pictorial illustrations are from the in
imitable pencil Of Felix O. G. Darley, Esq, the
best draug ghtsman of the age
The War, which has given the coup de grace
to 80 many pretentious publications, and half
destroy those that still survive, has added tilou-
sands to the circulation Of The New York Mcr-
cury
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Slavery in kentucky.
From The Frankfort CommoDweallh.l


It isa fact, which cannot be contro
verted, that slavery, as an institution,
is "a dead cock in the pit in this State.
There can be no disagreement as to
why it is so. The traitors who under
took to destroy the Government, and
precipitated the civil war upon us
JEFF Davis, Yancey, Rhett, Il Co.-are
the greatest abolitionists of the day.
Upon them and their supporters and
sympathizers is the responsibility of de-
stroying slavery. All must agree to
that fact
The question with Kentucky should
now be: How can the State get rid of
the burden of the dead institution in
the safest and best manner, and with
the least delay7 If we wait for the
amendment of the State Constitution,
it will take until 1870 But by amend
ing the Constitution of the United
States-the supreme law of the land
the end can be reached must sooner.
The next Legislature can require the
members of Congress to vote for that
amendment, and their vote will carry
it through Congress, and the question
will then be submitted to the States
for their approval or rejection. Aud if
approved, by the 4th of July, 1866, sla-
very, or involuntary servitude, except
for crime, will not be known in the
United States
If the Legislature of Kentucky will
do this, we think it probable that Con
gress will remunerate all loyal slave
holders in this State.
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1t is gratifying to know, says the
Ohio State Journal, that the finances Of
our good State are in the most satis-
factory condition The forthcoming re-
port of the Governor viii show that st
the close of the fiscal year, on the 18th
inst, there was 8 larger surplus in the
State Treasury than ever before at the
same period This is substantial proof
of the ability and care for the public in
terests which have characterised the
administration Of affairs by our present
Executive, and his assistants in the
most important departments of the
State Government The citizens and
taxpayers of Ohio viii appreciate il
fully.
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10 Milton ]. Rodgers,
coLtEoK nrlL, OHIO.

Yes, you and are d4inlng. Milt.,
On the misty wave Of Time;
Yet trust our barks arc floating true,
Toward asunnier cline.
Though frail our barks, adverse the winds,
And foam-capped waves run high,
Our meteor lights" still shine, dear 8iiIt,
A beacon 'gainstthe sky.
Trim well our sails and boldly steer,
Through fog and mist and rain,
A brighter sky VIII shine ere long,
Ger the dreary, traekless main.
Whsn we aoated togethero'er this sea, dear
Hilt,
And the same winds urged Us on,
The sky seemed brighter and the winds lsss
wild,
.. Than now when thou art gone.
Thy beacon lured thy bark from mine,
Another craft TO mate,
Mine urges swiftly on alone
Unlike Thy happier fate.
For as we sailed on the "gulfstrsam, Milt,
that southern sea Of blood,
The bark that wsited and watched for mine,
Sank in the misty food.
And I'm alone on the waves dear Milt.,
Hetmy bescon, Hope, still burns,
Aud silent Angel, when swerve,
My prov 70 the beacon turns
And he winds as they aoat Ger my lonely
bark,
Whisper Of Thy joy 70 me,
AMI ny heart grows lighter TO know, dear
Nit.
The skiessre bright, Ger thee.
Psrchanee when we reach the strand, dear
Milt,
Thy bark and mine may meet;
Aud there, dear Milf, my loved, lost wall,
VIII join our hsppy Aeet.
FRAEE J. BECK.
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5asIIrille Gits 1irsftOry.
Municlpal ORcers.


JoHs HUoH snTH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HEsRY, Treasurer.
JoHE CBUMBLY, City Marshal
W. IL WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A STEELE,
4. c. TUCKKR,
JOIN F. INGALLS,,
JosEPH L RYAE, f"
A. B. SHAxKLS, Revenue Collector
i. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETTT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAE. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
VIZ J. SLISkARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. II. FIREMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JONI @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
T. II. MoBHDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LOSe, Second Clerk Market.
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GENERAL HOSPITALS


CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Peniteufiary. Surgeon Buriatt Cloak, o. 8
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon W. Threlkeld, o. 9
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, U. 8. Vols.,
n charge.
NO. l GENERAL HosFITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, y. 8.
Vols, in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, q. 8. VoIs.,
in charge.
NO. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
8. z. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow, U. s. Vols, IN
charge.
80. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-strest Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
no. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon g. W.
no. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Near n. and @. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8. E.
Fuller, u. s. Vols, in charge.
VO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Gomez ga inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W.
N. Chambers, U. s. Vols, In charge.
NO 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin ROnayne in charge.
NO. i9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-stTeet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. Il. Thom, U. s. Vols, in
charge.
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A gentleman who is in the habit of
riding up and down town two or three
times daily in the horse cars Of a GER
tain New York line, and who has made
a point Of always presenting ten cent
stamp for his fare and receiving four
fresh minted cents as change, was late
ly asked by conductor, to whom his
face aad hnancieriEg had become tol-
erably familiar, What do you do with
all the pennies you get from usT' II
sell them 10 the railroad company again
at fifteen per cent premium was the
bland reply.
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.iIitarg 9iteEtorg.
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, C. C. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippl.
COL A. P. PORTER, c. C. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL. @. r. MACFEELY, G. c. g.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM. J. LITTLE, C. g.,
Depot Commisssry Subsistence, Office No. 10
CherTy-s street.
CAPT. 8. D. HENDERSON, c. E.,
Post Comrnissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT L. II. HOPKINS, c. 8,
Purchasing Commssary Of Subsistence, Once
near corner u Broad and SUnmer-streets.
CAPT SAM. c. GLOVER, C. s.,
IN charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. u South
Cherry street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, C. g.,
Dsbursing romnissary Subsistence. Office No.
81 CedaT-street.
CAPT. W. Il. H'LYMAE, C. g.,
In charge Of U. s. Bakery, Colege-streei, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT. J. s. GALLATIE, A. c. S.,
In charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No.
60 South market-street.
LIEUT. Z. s. HoLLIsTER, A. c. g. ~ A. A q. N.
In charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &C. Office ct
U. S. Cattle Depot below Lower Lsvee.
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DR.. KINGS
Dis p airy
FoR
PRIVATE DISBASBS.

- DIR. KING, Formerly Of New YORK. foT
49, last four years Of Louisville, Ky. who
hiss devoted his attention 70 the treafnent Of Pr
Tste diseases for 20 years, fatters himself, having
stbended 70 practice for so many years, and cured
80 many thousands ne il enabled to cure 81 diseases
Of pnYate net1re, no matter now bad they may Re
from Djndicious medical treatment, OF from neglect
Of their own. DR.. Kings Dispenssry Is no e
Deaderick street., between Cherry End tbe S91sre
second story, where he cures al dises5e3-of prls
yste nature.
eOuorrhcsa cured without nau5oogs medicines OF
interference with business.
Strct1Yes Of old OF recent dT1e eG6ctualy cuTed
= few days, BY an Operation Wnicn csUsss TO
pain Where Structure exists health cannot lie
enjoyed. Perhaps 10 disease causes more mischief
and underndne5 the health so much.
Syphilis, with ali tho diseases Of the skin grow
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment can be ehecsU-
ally cured in p few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss.--ParticuiaF attention having
heen given to this disease and ali the Consequences
growing out Of il, brought on N many cases by the
destructive habits Of IncOnsiderate YOUTH and eK-
cessiYe indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business or society and csus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be labonng With any dHcultJ
Of the Womb may rest assured o. immediate 70
lief
Persons residing abroad, By writing and Stating
their case with a fee enclosed, direct tODr A King
No. % Deadsrck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the nece5sa medicines sen8 p their address.
Ofiice hours from O'Clock in she morning until
o the evening. AorE--dANiy
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The people of Connecticut, in antici-
patton Of another call for troops, are
already at work recruiting. The work
Of raising men for the army should be
a. once commenced and vigorously
prosecuted al over the country. More
than that, It should net DO allowed TO
slaeken for q moment until the war Is
ended.
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dependence. Such are some Of the Gre
dentials It offers TO sustain its claims
for admission into the family Of civil
ized nations. WilIforeign sympathizers
look ct the picture2 It Is drawn by 20
unfriendly hends--N T. TsTsss
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gazEs wEiTzssTE, Judge Or Comfy Court.
y. l. EieHof. Clerk. e
Judges Court usess o. isi AaBaay aad even
8sfnrsisy n each p1cnth.
QusrteTiy CcuTf, compossd Of Magistrates meets
ne let Monday II January, April, July and octo-
Der.
saMvEE FErgEses. Judge Of Chsncery Court.
J. Z. CLAWS, Cierk.
- FaAzrEs, Judge Of Criminal Cou7f.
JOHS H. Han, Clerk.
Meets the Let Monday ia April, August ssd De
cernber.
" n. Bans, Judge Of Circuit Court.
ID. G. Iovs, Clerk.
For Davidson county. meets fth Monday IN jan
uary, % Monday in May and LEI Monday IN Sep
teInber.
JANIS NJ. HTxTos, Sheriff.
JOHs KrLs6s. County Trustee
CHks. ". Smith, County Register
K. 2. BARS and J0Eg e NEwnAN, Conssahles Of
1st District.
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Quartermaster's Department.


ByT BRIG. GEN J. l. Donaldson,
Chief Quartermaster, Department Of the CnmheT-
land. Office 100 CherTY-street.
CAPT. JAS ,. RUsLING A. O n,
Chief Assistant Qusrtermsster. ofiee lo6 Cherry
street.
COL. J. c. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept, Reeeipting and Distributing
Quartermaster u. 3. Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, a. Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT 8 B. BROWN, A Q NJ,
IN charge Of Railroad transportation, Freight and
Passenger.l Once Church street, At Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cHAs. T. WIG, A Q. NJ,
General Disbursng Officer Quarternaster's Depart
masters Department Once, lOT Cnerry-street.
CAPT. CHAs A. REYNOLDS, A. Q NJ,
in charge ofU shipysTd.
CAPT. 7 }. cox, A Q. n,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, z arterInasters Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Office IL Msrket-strset
CAPT. GEO. q. HIBBAED, A Q. n,
in charge OF Forage and Straw. Once 90 Cherry
CAPT. cHAa. Il IRWIN, A q n,
IN charge Of Couslls, Stables, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
Ofhce l0s Cherry street
CAPT. v. A WAINWRIGHT, A 9. NJ,
in charge Of Quartermastes's Stores, Horse Med
eines, Hardware, &c. Office 100 Cherry street.
CAPT. A. v. WILLS, A. Q n,
in charge Of Depot Of O. 5. Colored Troops and
freedmen, and t4overnment Printing HOnse AMI
all Pablo and Private Buildings used store
houses, Otiiees, Quarters, &C. OThee IL Cedar e.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
74th Regiment ONO Volunteers, A. A. @ a., In
cnarge OF Post TTnspor aiion, Fuel. Issue % De-
taehmeuts, Hospitals, Barracks, &c Once, ~
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Sutlers' Goods,
and al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front Office
- Cherry -street-
oAPT. GEORGE IsESsTEIx,
lsth Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A q. r..
Assistant to Capt. J. Q. Crane, A. q. N. OGice
Chureh-ssreet, 81 Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. II. JAMES, A. Q n,
IN charge Of Issues Is Tennessee Troops. ofEee
State Capitol.
1t 8 q sTEYExA
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, < A. Q. N, in
charge Of River aad DeDof TrEasnoTfafion an Fusi
Tor steAsnsrs- Once 50 Cherry street.
Requisitions and Esamases for Public Property
and supplies should be made on the Issuing doors
separately.
spsoisl acquisitions, No. 81, are required for al
articles NOT nitsd b the Army Regulations, and.
must . approves b. Brigade and DIVISION CON-
nanders. or the Commanders Of Troops unAssign-
ed 70 trigsdes OF divisions.
Req1iSnona io- supp les, or troops stationed ~
Nashville. viz - hled b he Post QuarteFnAster,
on the approval Of the Post Commander ualass
they cali Tor animsis. means Of transportation, in-
oers OF puaung, when the approval he CAief
Requsitions and Estiulates for Supplies It ere
Front must b presested 70 the Depot Qlarter1as-
ters there. Only IN extreme cases = y trey - IT,
sued on here. AID then only Ebru approved - the
Chief QuArterusasfer 81 the Army.
All siguaturea - Requsitous and Estmaies
shout GIVE Tie ordinary autograph q tbe 0fncer,
allowed bY Bis rank, and Inc number snd design
non q his reErasus OF eouniAnd-
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NJ edical Department.

SURGEON ". CLENDEEIN, o. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
.berlsnd Office "a Cherry street.
SURGEON R. FLETCHER, Q. S. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, U. s. A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS T SURGEON D. BACHE, Q. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office n CherTy-strest.
SURGEON I. A. JAMES, 4TH o. Y. c.,
Health officer and Post Surgeon, Once "a
Cherry -stTeet.
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CERTIFICATES or CURES

From eight % twenty years Hsa1tiaE. va Ezn.ss
EnoFu ~ scislee and Erns-
FOr me-tcal properties d buctus 80 uispsazs-
TORI d liz United state.
- PTyfe@s0r DsEees' gaiuaiia EOrEs % tas
Frscacs q Physie-
So fsrnari<s Elada 5y ne ikts eeistra1ed d.
PhYsick, Philadelphia
See rsnnariss made By d.. Ephrurn hcDoseii,
csieoFatsi Physacisa, snd meraaef = ~ Royal
Colege q Surgeons, Irelznd. add plblsscsi y De
fransaca0Bs - Lhs Eiaz E1d clesn'a lolIrnaL
Sc Nsctco-G hlrl1r1csi EsFisH. pltilshed y
Bsnisnain ffzEers. Fe.iOE q ~ Eoyai CclleEs %
tsrEco1z.
So n1osf ~ the Lefs sfa1izTTi sorzs % neieias
E1lract H1ehu,--.-S - pr oot-s, % 80 iaE $50
Harsaperiia, LOO so
* Raj dozen a each fog 81, Which ~ -
sssfce11 - cure tos a1oat osstcata esss 81 dirsg-
a0uz are eflered 70
oh-srFaEun-
oEDe-crhs symptons u ~ oolnmzzlcaEoas
ORE glIzrHn1eed AdFscs u4as.
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Rich. Rare and RacvI

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PISIuRE OF THE
u. Aaad ONE women n The world . peculiar
rieh co'ors1 Photograph 10 OF taken from = !
baa1tgful 70 fshold 1bis Is really q magnih eat
picaQrei per ect gem she u he~1tehinE beau-
~. frce h1y cents. Semi free by mail IN . sealed
circular enyelop. Addr-.s DAVIS a Bro,
noyls-lm Bon Izs9 Poss once. clncianat, o.
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Saturday, 9Th Of January, 1855,

81 10 O'Clock, A. n, he fii0Niag properly bsong-
iag n sad Clark sFiila Ga Lis1i Coupauy, va
On uhi the gas s0rEs q said Company are faa-
ted, fcrnsry lelongnE - jane brurn nsagh apd
sdie5ns tha % ~ u. I4riop e ais. Airo, 81 ia
pipe, machioe 81. go akt1res, fnipisnnent-. tools
aad srpurtcnaiiaas bloc ginZ % SID Compaus n
ciudng the isIap pesis ia SstS cry. and ~ AID
srsrg speTies q property cdnlactsa With sIld iot
Or ga works Sad RAJ state = ID - sCid % ~
mou b time without Federnption. Uish cote sita
approved secan y and = ~ rsfsined Esd lad
untii To- purcnas- money Is paiI- Ihs 0t1sT pro-
perry vii Do sold icE cash lu hand.
Z. K 0l-A-CDCk. CommlssIaner.
HoaAcE 4 H4EzEsos, sd. 81 Con- claimant
noFs5-4l
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For Rent.

VzOR THE TEAR Isss, THAT VALUABLE PRO
pOrty on Cherry stEeet known the ''CatFon
Properly" opposite the MARVEL House s8d 81
present occupied BY tho Nashville Gss Light Com
pany. Tbs pro perry h the mos valuable in the
city for many purposes. For teTEAs for any part o.
Il. apply 70 ocg2s-l \. L. ALLOWAY
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OTHWR STATFH A tn - In
AAsHvILLE. fENEEssEE-
Ny books VI shoz fa.at fsr fhs pa ays nnousss
ny practics hzs increased burdrsd psr cent over
lhs ssl yeaE, nal g = not - b Supposed b saJ
IN tie SO ltn NJ ssoerai prsotoe u sns eifJ,
Chsonle Case
with uaasfacson Rharnaatssud, Adsehozs 81 shs
Lnass; Diseases o. he Throat. swalsa goizss,
sal I4nha, Pisursy, Pans, Dl1srs, CeRcsr, GrEFei
Diseases q ne Hsart add Ligsg fnazEnnaGon a
he stomach, NsurzlgiA, Klaz's Eyl % sorofliz.
tens, Dyspspsia ~ Fna Essiio1. nd ooas1rzDeoa-
s1gelher 9TH al PrirAte Dsaasez, snd Dfseases 81
ths UrinaFy orEuna-
10 the Ladies.
All Afscdons ~ ths womb trsaiad wish Success.
Thoss MArred Isdles sho have bssa 20 anfsrta-
% sheE All tine 3 focad prsznaal b ryinz ne =
sterility.
Youag haEFssd Ls11es vnoss nn1sRrtEns \ hss
seen not b bring birth n due aeasos,. rsmemesr
God has sid yon Hscaid nsuinpiy ssd ssuienish Il
ihis S your desire pea can consaii ms ssthsr b
lstisr o. u persoh- No is9y over thirtYdts yseFs
Of 80 nssd make applicstlon. Al eocsn1rzniesnoas
b lstteF o. psrs1n strctiy coc2dssaal-
Wight Emissions Cured.
Toung Maa. stop neiore you fari1sr 81 o. AZ
tseases subject - A2a, tners = - esease hEzd
% cure ~ Night Ezzlsscna, ead physielsns szs
ncSroe ihst unisrstad lraaiiag + s8a 10 pa caa
say EhSt base cured dczena anla city - EsIl a.
"a fnerenf stziee, sho have spent dollar atsr d.
lar, and are nov ssd eqrsd b pa. I AN dAily ~
col Fng letters aud seniug meslcins q Al parts q
TIE oountrT. ie WOft AZ t1st ARE aiesaaed u
aaY UAFs and ali rfa ma caLl, III EFs zstis-
ftceon lof FL 81 tht dlseaes n.e1Eoasd IL ths ID
vsrtssmeuL Ths 80 q rusarsacss rFus b fhs
city.
DR.. MC6ILL.
Usioa street, Nashville. Taaz.
laEl VI most va ptcngt atlsaaoa.
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Sale Of the Property Of the
GAINESVILLE Gas LighlCompaRy.

DT VIRTUE or A. DECREE or TIE CIR
ID cut Court q the Untst rtates fof the Made
District Of O. en1s-see, rendersd a. ire Or Term,
Iess 10 TIE Use s. s. A=ile-z.t rvszc sad Gem
paoY. n Dunlop, SCENT. sad r ". Kennedy. vii
EXPOSE % pthie sale 90 She highest bidder On ths
terms hsrslaaltsr me1toue5s as tas Court h0ase
door n fta {. o. q Nsarvtiis On
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Dancing Academy,

Al TIE
Assembly Rooms Cherry street,
OPPOSITE THE MAXWELL HOUSE.
rT4HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM "A
the citizens Of Nashville, thst biz school ~
Will open on WEDNESDAY. Eov. 9Th, TO re-
eave pupils for instruction, in all the modern tA
dances Of The y, School days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays for misses nslfrs and isdies rom 70
IT. the afternoon; gents class from % 10 ln the
evening, same days.
TEEns-Ten weeks, Ten Dollars. invsrisbly IN
advance.
Weekly sorees every Tuesday evening.
n. B Private lessons given on Application.
Address BOX Z78. GEO. T. PRATft
novL8-lm Teacher.
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Police Department.

Captain. II. PICKETT.
lst Lieutenant-WM DAKLEY.
ID Lieutenant. F. IEgALLR
lst Ward-DAS BIRCHETr,
VIM II. WILKINSON, Jr.
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. G. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER
Sd Wards. j. STARKEY,
W. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. J. HEALD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9th Ward-JoHN FIRTH,
SAN. PLUNXER.
7th Ward-JOHE LAVENDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM JACKSON,
JOSEPH CAPPa
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AFFIDAVIT.

Etc cty q Phil.sisipllk, n. u. demeold, $40, -
* d1iy Escrr. dnzh seys hls pruparsnoas esatzln
- nzr1oecs ~ u1ereulfs % o<csg z9gr.o9s tflss.
b1s ere Ys1eiy yexs-anie. b. r. EEi.AfbofIL
8surn a1d sunsc1nad aaz1rs a.. ~ "A lfaH AZ
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BEWARE OF COUSTEkFKITs
AID usPNucsPLxD pK4rxRa
sho esdeAsor - disPoss ~OF TEEIR OITEs "a
otner ar-eles % tne refltktlc1 aEtzL1a.i -
heimboid's 6snuiae f-sbar.aons.
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ASK Pea HEEHBoLvS-E AEE 80 OFuup
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L0oDI BLOOD BLOOD
KanbolFs Hghiy OoaosatrziSa C0npo1a4
Fluid Extract SarsspaFilIs
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

his e sn Affection q ths bod, And E11ac<s ~
5exual OTgans, LlainsCs % ne Noes, Ear, ThroaE
appearance IN NJ .orn q UscerH- Hslubold's E.H-
tract 1arsapsrIla purlnes tha biood, sad rsnnoFes
AZ sosly eruptions ~ he silu, giving 70 ne con-
peK1on clear and heai-nY color. % oei1g prapaT-
81 expressly foF tbs ciats q eornpiants u hloo
purifying properties Are preserved - aTester
tent thAn any cher preparation o. 8arsapaxilla.
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HeImboIds Extract Buchu.
FOB EEAKNEssKs
Arising rom Processes, Habits - DissipsEoa. Early
indiscrstion. OF Abuse,

ATTENDED WIS rHz FoEEoEIso sTSrPToEE
IndspOsjtion 70 Exsrton Loss Of Povsr
Loss Of Memory, lif6cultV of Brsafbaav
Weak Nerves, Tremhl1g
Horror Of Diseases WskefIlresa
Dimness Of VISION Pain Ia tha Psck
Universal LassItude oft1o Flushing q ths Adv
M1scuiar System, Erup6Ons on the Faee
Hot Hands. Paid Counteuaucs,
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, Il allowed 70 70 on. whieh tlis
medicine invariably removes. soon follow
IMPOTENCT, FATUTTY, EPILEPTTC Frrs
in one Of Which the patent may expire. Who ca
say that they are NOS frequently folloasd b tnoss
dreadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many sTare Of the cause Of their suilerng.
bet none VIII confess. The recOrds o. tho Tnzaas
Asyiuns and the melancholy deaths b. osnsump-
ton, bear ample witness y the truth o. ne asser
ton
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED VIII
ORGANIC WE4KNEss
requires the sd q medicine b strengthen and H.
FgOrate the system, Which HELHROLLPS EX.
TRACT BUCbU invariably does. tTtal VII Goa
vince the most skepucG-
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Public Auction.

T WILL SELL At PUs LIC AUCTION. 90 NON
Il UAf, IFesntlar X b, isdA. A. ID o'c.oc6. = j.,
AZ No. u s1l,h Market stree tLs olJEing con
geElns4 prop rfTs
o. hslring stove, 90 Cd .ron-
enc Cock sIoge, % "
Two Flre shove4E, d"
SIX pr fongz,
Tselvs Hsstnz Stoves
By order o. J. l. D1SkLf SOW Brz. cen and chi
Or. 81 r. Deps Cusnberiaud.
VA WAINWRIGHT,
Capt. snd A. q. n.
n T ga.nrr ar,rsrr~ar 80 a
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FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES.

Take no Bslsaun, Mercury or unDleasant rnesisciaa
Tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN TIE TEEATs1Egr OF DISEASES, u
CROWEIN8 KIN WITH 5DCCES5 ~
OTHEK STAIEH, A. III - IN
NASHVILLE. fEHNE5SEE.