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Quartermaster's department.

Lieut.. Col. J L. DONALDSON, Senior and Superyls
ing ouartermaster and Chief Quartermaster of
Depois, Department Of the Cumberland. 0lioe
100 Cherry street.
Capt. JAMRsF. RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter,
master. 0iiioe Jos Cherry street
Capt = s. WlNSL0W, A. Y. NJ, Discussing Quar-
termaEter, and Chief ohlosr IN charge q River
Transportation, and Fuel Tor Steamers. Office
l05 Cherry street.
Capt CHAs. H. IRWIN, A. Q. r., IN charge Of Cor
rails stablee Public Animals, Means 81 Trauf-
portation, Lander, Workshop, &C. once 100
Oherry-si.
Capt ]. c. CRANE, A. o. NJ, in charge q Railroad
transportation. once Churchsl., at Chattauno-
90 Depot.
Capt -. STUBS, A. @ NJ So charge q Forage,
and Assistant 10 Capt.F. T. Winsiow, A. Y. b.
oGlco S. Cherry street
Capt J. hOA1ON, A. 2. NJ, IN charge Of Depot
Transportation. Once ~ Cherry street.
Cant. G. y WING, A. q ~. IN charge 81 Horse Medl
clnes, Hardware, and Miscellaneous z. Ri. Stores,
Onicc Jos Cherry street.
Cant u J. COX. A q. 81, in charge q Stationery
a n Biauka, Clothing, Camp snd Garrison
5auipsge. Onioe " Market street.
Caut Al 81 TUCKER, A. =. H., Aecepting and
Dlsburslng QuiEiermAEtef, L. 8. Military Hail
roads Office Church-sireet, at Chattanooga De-
c.pt.T.F. IsoM. A.Ao n, Posi Quariermastsr, IN
charge Of Post Transportation, Hospitals Bar
raeks Quarters Flei, Communication u Quarters
and Fuai. Printing, fssnea 20 detachmentsl &e-i
a. 1 fioe II Cherry street.
Capt. FRANCS H. RC6Ah, A. Q. M.y 10 charge Of
Western Railroad. Oiaoe oollege-aifeets
1t fsorfb- Wsafarn nugot.
a. EOfLESaEiARH, A. A. . b. Assistant %
Capt y. !. Wsnso'S, A. Y. b. once "a Lower
LsYee-
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NO. 229
For the Nashville Unhn.l
To Indiana Soldiers ia the ArmY "a
the Cumberland.

the Cumberland.
It is well known fact that many at
tempts are made by soldiers to write
poetry. It's also fact that, in numer-
Gus instances, those attempts are crowned
with very creditable success. 1 desire
to collect, if possible, al the pOetical eff
fusions of Indians soldiers, written
during their term of service in the exist
ing war, with the view Of embOdying the
more meretOriOus Of them in a small
book, the title Of which will probably
be Indiana Soldier Poetry"
It is desirable that every Indiana Reg
iment and Battery be represented in its
contents By at least one worthy con!ri-
button. Of course cannot insert milny
long articles. Short ones are preferable;
nevertheless, l wish 70 obtain : copy Of
eUsry pOetical production by an Indiana
soldier, no matter what its subject, itB
length, or its merit, or whether its author
is living or dead; and hereby respect
fully request every Indiana soldier, who
has made any attempt to write poetry in
in the army, to furnish me = copy Of
what he has written, accompanied By
his name. rank, company and regiment,
that may have large assortment from
which to make selections, and may be
able to publish, in connection with each
accepted article the proper name and po-
sition Of its author st the time of its
production. 1t is my purpose to prsplre
the volume with as much care as can
bestOw, aud with fairness to all con-
cerned.
1t viii be printed and bound in 8
style Of elegance that will make it beau
tiful for presentation, and as a gift-book,
it viii be especially valued by both The
soldiers and people of Indiana.
I design that the proceeds of the sale
of this book, after defraying the sxpen-
ses of publication, shall be faithfully
applied to some benefcence, hereafter to
be designated, involving the relief Of
such INDECENT Indiana soldiers as may
have lost limbs in the "War Of the Re-
bellion."
lam an officer of an Indiana Regiment,
and expect to be usually on duty with
my regiment in the field. In order to
insure the greatest possible certainty in
receiving the benefit Of all communica-
tiOns Of the character above referred TO,
I ask that they be directed-eEdiior.
care Indiana Military Agency, Nash
vile, Tenn.
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CAlso. Jan. 1.-THE steamer Belle
Memphis has arrived with two hundred
and sixty bales Of cotton and Memphis
papers Of the 18th.
The gunboat Relief caught Gre on the
morning Of the 10th, and large poriioa
Of her upper structure was consumed.
General Hur.but has Issued = general
order wherein all detailed men belong
ing 10 other corps not made by General
Grant OF General Sherman are forthwith
10 be ordered 10 their regiments. Com
handing officers are charged TO replaee
all abls-bie men on detached service
with men unEs for field service, and re-
lieve aII men nov on detached services
where there does not exist in absolute
necessity for such detached duty.
Ten paymasters are here en- roule for
the South with funds sufficient 70 psy
she troops ia the Department Of Tennes-
see.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. Il. 1864

The Paris correspondent Of tbe London
Herald says that the Arohduks persists
h deelining. and that the French troops
viii b replaced BY foreign legion and
tbs republican form Of government Be re-
tained.
NE Csmnercisl Advertiser intimates
that powerful steamer il building Al
this port, osiensibly for ; tug, bat, ifal-
loved 70 get away, vii be found en-
gaged in very different business.
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THE $500 CAUSE.-THE Senate has
refused by a vote of Is to II, to strike
out the $500 clause from the cOnscrip-
ton bill. This viii settle the political
career of . good many of these men, as
the people will not sustain any one who
makes a discrimination between the rich
and moor.
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TENNESSEE LODGE, No /: Meets evsg Tnesdal
H3gAf-R Il Mol1wen, n G.; J. Neakley, V G JOIN
Hide, Secretary; y X Spain, Treasurer.
TltABUE LODGE, No II Meeis eusrg Monday might
J L Parks, n G; W j Phinips q; J hopkins
Secretary b Brown. Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90: Msess ererv Friday niga, 81
their Ball on South cherry sireei-James Wyatt
Nc, NJ Dortoh, V C; Is 4 Coolest, Secretary, n
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los Germany Meets evey1
Thursday nighi-John Heberch, n G; L Mocker,
q; A Winter, Secretary; e sieteTie, Treasurer
RDGELY EECAMPMENT No ! Afees egerF Isl dnd
Sd Wednesday nighh-G Fuller. p; u Harris
Jr, II p; J l. Weakley, s W; n * Griffin, W; John
Hec, Scribe, B Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCkMPNHNT, No 4 Meess enesE
% aRd ga Wednesday nighls-L Locker, g =; X A
Campbell, Il =; J l. Park W, B Fricdmgn, J W; Z
q Coleman, Scribe; } n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBEOCAH Meets la Friday NIGHT IN
each faonih-John Hide, / Al; kobt Thompson, A
fral; L Weakley, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, Con-
ducl0ri Mrs y Brown, Warden; Mrs Chas Robert
son Sentinel.
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Medical Director Of Department.

HsueeoA. Glover Perrin, : A.. ohce, Chattanooga
Tenn.
Assistant Medical Director. Surgeon Henry
Thursson Office, No "a Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspeofo-: Surgeon " Cenden IN, Y S Vols.
Once Ne q Cherry street. between Broad and Church.
Medical DirsofoF Resere Cops; SurEegn William
WARREN Z 5 Wells. once, High street, Gen Changers
old headquarters.
Medical Director q he Post Surgeon Watson.
OHce south Summer street, near the City Cemetery.
u Provost Marshal. Lieut. Col Geo SIauldng.
Asssianf Pr0ros Marshal Captain James 5 Boyd,
6ist ILLINOIS. Once az the State Capitol.
OBsmaHder q The Ioa: Brigadier General S
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
- HcadlsasfFs q he Co1nusanieT q he District Of
NasLrilis oea L II Rousseau. The Rlss residence
church street. between Vine and Spruce.
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MS AND LOCATION " HOSPITALS N NASHVILLE
The following ia correct list Of all Hospitals n
Hospital Nc l-Old Gun Factory Surgeon 6 "
Horner College Street, on the Hl.
HosJiiai No 2-Unirersiig Building; Surgesa r =
f,yIIae q Vols, Market street, on the HdL
Hospital No B. EHsleg's Building: SurRooa / Har-
low q s Vols, south east corner Public Square.
Ffosplfai No 5-Gun Factory: SurFeon W Hoge-
boon, / S Nes, upper end OF Front street.
FFospiial No S-Masonic Hall; surgeon " Otter
son u S Vols, corner Of Church and summer streets.
" France, Z $ A, Market street below theSquarc.
Hospital No Ill Pes HoHse) A Surgeon L D
Hogle u 5 A. on University PIKE.
Hoz,ifal No l2-Bfoadlruv Hotel Surgeon W Iau
ton 4 5 Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Hospifal No H. Hsaas's High School: Surgeon 3
TsyioT U Vols, Corner OF Spruce aud Broad streets.
Hospital No I4-kashsllle Fealals Academy Surgeon
Philips, Vols, Church street, near the Chatta-
noOga Depot.
Hospital No t5--Hvnes's HIGH School Surgeon VIM
Chambers, Y Vols, corner Of Line aud summer SIS.
Hospital No i6-( Coitrabandl surgeon RO-
pAyne, Z A, corner Of Broad and Front streets.
Hospital No IL 0fioesD surgeon L j iynde,
q Vols, NJ arket street, on the Hin.
Ifosfifdl No le-Mofrs 4 Siration's Budding Sur
ge0n J W Foye, 4 5 Vols, Nc 4 Market street
Ifozpsfal No 9l-Meibeiizf CktIrch Surgeon r
Fuller 5 Vols Church street, bet Summer and High.
Otsaiberiand Hospaal; Surgeon Clark MoDermout,
Vols, on Hardin Pike, west Of the Penitentiary.
Prison Hopifal-seoond Bdptts Church: A Sur
econ T @ Hickman, Y 5 A, Cherry street, the Hin.
Coayaleaoenf Barracks ,Nazinel Hoasc) Corner Of
Church and Cherry streets.
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DOUBTFOL-wILD CAT.

Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, o.
have been wound up and their Notes, Il any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at EaBhviiie.
Farmers' and MechaRics' Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis,
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners' and Manufacturers' Bank, at KnoxVfs 90
Bank Of East Tennessee, stEnOxviIe
Bank Of Trenton, at TrentoH.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewen.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at LawrencCburg
Citzens' Bank, ct Memphis.
Bank of America, at ClsgksYille.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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announcement OF Candidates.

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
PAYABLE Ira aNvnuca.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
rig nsTEs VIII. Rv A rorrpzve

s7- Advertisements insertod in tho Special Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
hrst insertion for each additional insertion ten
Cencs in the Local Column thirty cents per line foz
the nst insertion, for every additional insertion If
tsan cents
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Proposals for Wood.

POST QUAR- ezRMAsTER'5 OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TEsN., Jan. 9Th, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- this (fice I'll Saturday, the sixth day 81
February, 1864, at Y H., when they viii be
opeue4 10 farnsh the United States with hf thou
sand $50 fOo) cords OF neFchantsbls hard WOOD,
cut on the banks Of tba Cumberland River, above
aud belog tbecity Of Nashville, IN such places az
are convenient 70 he loaded in barges, and not 70
exceed twenty five (25) miles above and below the
city
Bids for less than I've hundred (5,o cords win not
he received.
BIDS from cislcyal parsons win not Be considered,
and an oath Of Allegiance viii accompany esch- BIZ
The Wood 20 be good sound, merehantable hard
Wood; the cord TO be one hundred and tWsnty-eight
fi2sl cubic feet.
Proposals must be addressed to JOHN Is0M,
Capt. ana A. A. Q II Post Quartermsster, Nash
vile, Tenn. and should be plainly marked ''Pro-
posas FOR Wood" JNO IS0M,
jan eta Capt. and Act. Asst Quarmaster.
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COnN1Y ONFICERs.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Eaeri5--lames x. Hinton. Dsful,es-Thomas Hob-
e01 and ]. K BucnaDsn.
BsgistsF-p hineas Garrett.
Tssssses-W Jasper Taylor.
CloToner--G = Guuter
HcscsF--AleXander Mcdaniel.
Re-ssss Oollsofor--W. ID. Robertson
Bsfrsad Tar Collector. o. BrllsY.
Cosss,ablss Jor BE EsszvsRs Dilhta-Joau D. 0eWsF
and J. 4. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
.Jad0s-Hon. Jgmes MhtwOrth.
e9sTE-.P. Lindsey NicbOl
EE- Tho judges Court meets tho nrEi Monday In
each mon th, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Nag stratas Of the County, Is held the hEt Mon
day IN January, April, July and October.
CRIMINAL COURT
Judge-Hon II. M DrIen.
Attorney Gencfal-Geo. b. Siubblehed.
Cierk-Uharies w. Smith.
So The Court meets Tho lTEi Monday IN April, An.
fuEs end December.
CHANCEgY COURT
ChancslloT-
OlsTk oad Easiar-J. r. Giexvss.
81 The Court mootz The nrss Monday In ksy aud
Novamhcr.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY ooVERHMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, kayo4
WIIAdAA saAkA, EseTez.

Davidson County Directory,
CITY GOVERNMENT
yoHg HUGH SMITH, kay,r
WILLIAM SHANE, Rso1ar.
SoHE CHUMBLEy, Hersbsl
perNT EereA1ls--Ws II. Nilkins8r, a. Q. TuckeI
aad 5sfez a. siecie.
lsyfs Of ~ harb.f-I0hn CEumcley, sz-sgoso, frEi
Tlaos. EcCErtY. second; and Eiisha Long, third.
Tiac Asssssof-- iiiian Driver.
Bsscssls Ccllecfsf--A. p. sSanklaad
Hasw Tds Collssier-E. 3. asyrstt
Jroasurcr-k heafy
Rl,arf kose'-IA0mss lake
superintendent q ~ RorGlsos.ss-J. Q. Dotd
ssperfatcsdessto II tAs Esfe Worzs--iFFa. Stewart.
0asef ef as I've Dparfsnsni-L Freeman.
Scion 81 &c 0sissszff-T y. Aclrite.
6sreef CUcsea-I. 4. SteFaEt.
or htsorzsp-W 4 BrIeD.
CITY COUNCIL.
BosED or .AIDEEHES--H. n. srIon. President.
Fsrsf Hord--Eno & NeFlnEn.
geoond Ward-goaeph } F0bb.
Third Ward-G Kayfed.
Iouffh WaTd-H Scoyel.
Fidh Ward-Joseph Knowles
SizA Ward-M Brien.
Eeread Ward-M @ Z Claiborne.
ELqih Hdrd-JOseph Smith.
Cof1xos CoUsc1I,-Andrew Anderson, President.
Fsrsf Ward-Jas Turner and John CAREER.
6ecold WartI-G NJ Eouibgaie and Myers.
1Hfrd HaYd--Andrew Anderson and alex Mcdaniel
Fourth Word - - and Charles Savers.
FidA Wart-W Chatham and z Is Gissoock.
Sizth Ward-T Yarbroufh and wa Driver.
feseaih WaTd-J Z Rust and NV Cready.
Eighh Hard-Wm Haily aud ] d Wheeler.
sEAEDIsG oLNH1TTEIs O THz oIrT o9us0L.
FGnGnso--8nOwles, Soathgate, and Anderson.
Wofer Werks-Anders0n, Smith, and CiascDck.
Eagesas-Saycrs, Turner, S0Ethgaie, 8yhela, Cneat
ham, Yarbr1ueh, Claiborne, and ilaily.
6cAools-Huf, Kn9WloE and Nheeer
WAarf-CarpeT, Turner, and Newman.
Pre- DepaTf8sat-M yers, Rust, and Sc0Yel.
6fas-IlTivcr, Brion, and Croadg.
Csaisfe7F-smitb, wheeler, and Haily.
1fdrkef Houss-SouthRate. Newman, and Sarper.
siages-Brien Mcdaniel, and Myers.
Policy arbroEgh, scoTeis ana sayers,
Ggriags-Claiborne, Huff, and Haily.
kfIouse--l hoafham, R0bb, and Mcdaniel.
Improvement and zpenditures-so0vel, Seuihgate
and Driver.
Pt,bIic Prop@tg-Rsbb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet Hoise-NeWnan, Haiiy, and SouthFate.
- The Beard Oi Aldermen meets t1o Tuesdays
nexs preceding the seoond ana fourth Thursdays IN
each month. and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IL szeh rooHia.
NIGHT POLICE
Oupsoia-,iohn IT Puckelt.
TsTsf Lfepfeaaaf-Eobert Scott.
second T. 'gaut-John $. ingalls,.
PATRoLMEN.
Eames- a McNabb, John Caveuicr, Joel Phil
lips, VIM fkett, DanT Burget, Wa Mulioy, Murphy
Phillips samH Plummer John Chenault, Nloh Davis,
james Miller, Vim Mayo, VIM Rce, Wm Baker, A Fl
Byron, Bird Bruce, Hichol, YIN Stewart, jesse
~ Tho Police Court IS opened every morning a.
nine O'Clock
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which bind ourselves Htrietly to
adhere. VIZ. CAMERON, for the Caioa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispGlok.
NASHVILLE, TEEN, July Is, 1853
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The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
CITUATED between Galls.Iln and White Greek
~ Turnpikeas IN the centre Of which IL the family
Residence Of Paymasier Harris, o. the q. ). kayy,
and en- the Northern border 81 Il small Cottages,
with Sc barn, Stables Carriage house. spring house,
and other convenient oui-housos Il aaerds q
pleasant raaiaeEcs near the city, and the scil ID
excellent for cultivation.
Apply 10 g J. Gao. Hams. Paynaster o. g. Navy,
EeE YORK." o. - Ii. 6. Sl0NEl,
No. 10 Park Street opp0s 4 East front f the Capitol
Nashville tennessee.
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COTTON CARDS.

000 DOZEN GA NO To- CARDS, IN sFORg
HUO and for sale. Will be sold low T. close
consignment. McFERRAN & MENEFEF,
jan l2-6 louisville Ky.
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General Court Martial,
E& AND LOCATION on HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE
Nc. 5s North College st.

Nc. % North Oulioge n.
President Col. MARTIN c HUNTER, sgd Ind. Vol. In
Judge Advocate CAPT. W. C. sQUIERs, 1st o. V. S.
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I. o. O. T. DIRECTORY.

Olsrk asd EfasseT-J r. Giexvas
81 The Court mootS The orss Monday In Esy aud
Novenfher
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v3n4I3m.

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.,0 - rI;n, 'I <,a. 90, 80 .'''',' ,'s'S
nar,oo.ol .ra.-,.o,,.i,a.,:..,~
-, IL,
~ H'' si''e'Ae'e "'tn business pursuits
"a" 'e Used ""h'u' detection. Upward OF Zo0
cuse this month-some Of them very severe cases
Over one hundred fysliats have nsed them in tbeir
-..;o 1 al -r Ill =
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= '',,''e'y 'ose-
"'' '"i oH 'n' SYSTEM hoAafeds ci
p'n, 'Ie,u''ye 20 81 es.' cs.n oe Slo"h' own
D'-''' " - "''' ~ Ills ''' Tug "i'gihat Hua Only
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MY Emission lncontinuence, Genital Debility and
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<e-,ous D.liritr 8. All or which arise r,,in,f
- -
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'ohsutut'on"l derangement, ana lncapac'tates the
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send, free TO all the following valuable work, il
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TISE on Self Muse, Premature decay. fr,poienc.
and Loss oc Power S,xuaI Diseascs Seminal We,k
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A CARD TO TIE suFEEpy~c

SWALLOW two or three hogsheads of Buobu'
~ " Tonic Biuers," " SarsapariHa,'' Nervous
Anudotss." DC, &c, &c, and fer you arc satifed
Ttrn pIn 1ne result tn try one box of OLD DOCTOR
poohAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and
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n-nn,.. tney "re purely vegetable pleasant to take
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80 ..E" ua shattered constitution. Old and Young
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30 427 Broadway, New York.
p.s Agent for the Gneod States
be mailed to sny address on rec.in, r;o h;ah I.,
- oSE DoLLAR, post paid-mon.y refund.d by.
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EDtroR OF Dem.

Enron OF DEN -
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say to the readers Of your paper that will send by
Iesun mail, to al who wish il (frce) Recipe with
fal directions for making and using a simple ga-
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fimpies, Blotches, Tan, Freckies aud all ImpuIi
pos ofthe Skin, leaving the same soft clear smooth
and beautiful. - ~
r. VI E as" mai, free to those havin b. lic Heads
pare Faces, simple directions and information tbn,
WV, "i enable them to start fLl growth Of Lu,uri-
thirty days =" ICES 'hah
All applications answered by return man and
without charge. anu
Respectfully yours.
a.-@ THOS. 2. CHAPMAN, Chemists
83l Broadway, New Yord
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BUCKEYE MOVER AND REAPER

F,.iLners should secure one Of these excellent Nh
chimes Mt once the suP;lyis lmjtoi AMI are
confident that he demands for the above NJ chimes
viii he great the comins season as The BUCKEYE
Is The best Machine in use, aud is he best adapt
ed 20 rough hilly, md Uneven ground, is the nlost
durable ami Is managed with the greatest OF
all other machines now in use.
For further particulars address
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