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The MYSTERY Solved.

Near two years ago a prominent citi-
zen of Cincinnati picked up a strange
jewel on the steps of the post-office.
1t was evidently intended to be worn
as a gentleman's breast pin, but was so
strangely fashioned that its design could
not be fathomed by those to whom it
was shown. The principal part of the
ornament was q golden ring or circle,
the inner edge of which was covered
with jet enamel, but coiled behind the
ring was q tiny golden serpent, bright
and glittering, with two infnitessimal
diamonds set in its head for eyes. 1t
was beautifully wrought, and as a work
Of art, seemed to stand by itself, beyond
praise, but its hidden Specification was
too much for the inquisitorial powers
Of all our heirarchs. What could it
( mean2
The question had ceased to trouble
the finder of the bauble, and he had
almost forgotten it, when the solution
of the mystery came to hand unsought.
In the Narrative of Edmund Wright,
his Adventures with an Escape from the
knights Of the Golden Circle. Just pub
lished by w. < Lanphear, Cincinnati,
O., he learned that emblematio Jewels
like that in his possession are worn by
those who have suffered the higher de-
grees Of this infamous order, and their
hidden Meanings thus opened to the
light
The enamel on the ornament Is black.
to represent night-night or (knight)
typifed by darkness
Therefore, the golden circle with
black enamel on the inner edge, is the
badge of q Knight of the Golden Cir
Gle
Mr.. Wrights Narrative Is q very
startling expose of the doings of the
Dark Knights, and explains more mys-
teEies worth knowing than is contained
in symbols and emblemsL Il should be
widely read-CEneinnah DAILY Tines.
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Arrival Of the Prize Steamer
Cumberland.


The prize steamer Cumberland, Act
ing Master l. II. Partridge, from Key
West, February q, Hilton Head, where
she landed Judge Philip Frazer and
daughter, and sailed on Wednesday, at
II u; but being short Of coal, she put
into Beaufort March 4, where she was
supplied, and sailed on Sunday, the 9th,
for New York, where she arrived yes
terday
She was captured February 5, fifty
miles south of Mobile, by the United
States steamer De Soto. She has proved
herself 70 be asplendid sea boat, and
is a substantial, well built vessel in
every respect She was built in l847,
and most thoroughly constructed. Her
cabin skylights are emblazoned with
the arms of the Earl Of Ellington,
whose crest also adorns the cabin win
dows Of the prize steamers Scotia, An
glia and Adola
The cabins Of the Cumberland are
fitted up IN the most luxurious manner
Her machinery is pronounced faultless;
the boilers are new, and the hull being
, of iron Of extra thickness, and well
braced and fastened, renders her ex-
oeedingly stiff in a sea-way. She could
be easily transformed into a gunboat
The navy could not make a better
selection She was used as a transport
in the Crimean var, has been in the St.
Petersburg and London trade, and once
ran on the Galway and New York line.
She is the finest steamship captured
during the war Her cargo is also very
valuable. 1t is sent to New York with
the vessel for sale, and will be adver-
tised in few days by the United States
Marshal Of Florida, James c. Klapp,
who is on board
The following are the names of the
officers who brought her TO this port:
Acting Master ConsHsanding-Leander
a Partridge
Aeting Raste7s-Jona S Highly, Chas
r Harris, Geo r. Disby and VIM ~
Happier
Third Assistant Engineers-Robert A.
Pierson and Mr. Morton.
While the Cumberland was lying at
Beaufort the United States steamer
Pequot arrived from the blockade, hav-
ing with her the prize steamer DON
WHICH blb ual CD ptNIG0 LAlO It'll INST
The Don Is an iron steam propeller; 600
tons burthen, and has an assorted car
90 from Nassau This ship had been q
successful blockade runner up to the
time Of her capture, being peculiarly
fitted up TO conceal herself and avoid
pursuit She is schooner rugged, but
her masts are 50 constructed that they
can be lowered down on deck in q few
moments, and her smoke stack, being
telescope, can be depressed almost to
the rail In ordinary weather she is
Invisible at the distance Of seven miles,
and at night could elude the most
searching lookout She, however, fell
into the clutches of the Pequot, al
though she out ran the Decotah, which
vessel pursued her for several hours the
day previous to her capture
Tho night before the Don's capture a
white painted side wheel blockade run
ner was seen to 90 ashore twenty-five
miles south Of Beaufort Three of our
cruisers started on Sunday night in
search Of her.
Left at Beaufort, n c., 9th instant,
United States steamer Decotah, Eutaw,
Aries, Quaker City, Keystone State,
Pequot, Don (prize) IN T. Head, lOth
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THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1864.
COpperhead View Of the Freedom Of
Speech.

speech
The tssitor Vallandigharn writes a
letter from bis place Of exile to the
Dayton 60 , Empire, advising retaliation
for the riddling2 Of its Office. He en-
joins instant, summary and ample re-
prisals upon the persons and property
Of the men at home vko, 6y language and
conduct, are als0ays melting 70 these osltrogss
Mr. Vsllandigham has hitherto
claimed to be the champion Of the free
dom of speech and the press. He would
have men 60 unscathed, who are con-
stantly aiding the enemy by factious
words, and actions; yet if any one
happens to justify the demolition Of
paper devoted TO the interests Of JEFF
Davis, he would have them mobbed If
we understand the great convicted
Alright, he would not have any one pun
ished for talking in aid Of the rebellion;
but would punish them if they talked
against it That Is the copperhead idea
Of the freedom Of speech. CICE
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IgpohIe NohlIIty.

The Liverpool Mercury gives most
disgusting details Of the deaths, within
A short time of each other, of Hon =
Augustus Yelverton, (unele of that
Major Yelverton whose matrimonial
sfsirs have made him so notorious }
and the wife Of that noblemah They
were a drunken and dissolute pair. At
ter living together, the pest of society,
by their disorderliness and riotous
mode Of living, the man died in low
lodging house in Liverpool, two OF three
months ago, and on the night Of the
10th ult the woman was found lying
dead, and almost naked, in a gutter,
"A Douglas, IN the Isle Of Man The
twain had passed large portion of
their married life IN different gaols, had
scarcely q place IN which to Law their
heads, and were abandoned yagrants
They had children but the law long
ago took them from the CUSTODY and
the example Of their noble parents
Asiorcibly asks the satirist--
"What can ennoble sots, or slaves, or cow
ards7
Aissl Not al the blood Of ali the HOwardsi''
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
w RITING
A1B
BOOK KEEPING
EaUaza ~
J. w. DOLBEAR,
AutsCr q the "ssisaes q Pnnanship :

1'sEEous IRON 70 90 ysars oaa San as sF.ssnr
"a lew lsssoas l1tias are taught % WrltH IN \
neat, easy and rapid manner, snd ssuisEen b bod
rapid, business style.
10 persons Acquainted with iis nerIts bis svsters
q writing needs other recommendation bat fhozs
u1acqusi8tsd with t. ~. d. refers - the fosEinE
remarks and testi1onizis Instead q teachinF Pa
uanenip merely an irsiEfi AZ. ezpsfienoe q
- years has enabled hla . reduce O. % the esra-
o. scieecc, % thai beng guided By tl0slsgs, n
stead q Teous psaoios, pupila RON % co years can
Ia short time learn % write with Ease, ELEGA NCE
/ and RAPIDITY.
| So accurate - his system, and 80 uniform h its
succeEs, tlat aer Nitneeging ice eacts On several
hundred pupiE In Nashville ne iansuisd Alfrsd
home Observes.
"Eaving had = hir opportunity d ezaninsaz youF
/ system q PsnmAnahp, and having seen TIE WUaEar-
/ fgl and rapid Improvement q your pupils n ny
school, consider h but Just 20 say that baieTs e
o be not only tie hc'i sFts but ~ 0nlg asssr
Eisg ts Earslor by strict attention 10 e raes Civ
en-, GsT person nay iu short tine, acquire RE
rapid, and e'eEsnt hand sh0aid Re pisaasd 10 uss
/ L universally adopted"
I ms expression vac ooEcarred d BY
I Nj. Gen. y. y. Gaines. q. 8. Army;
I His Exoeleacy, James g. Jones, Goy. uf Te1noasa
I 81. Rey. J. n. 05sy, Bshsp Of rcnnessas.
Z Il. Rev. p i. Hilag, Bishop % Nash vile.
Rev. Philip Iiadsloys p. p. Pres. q SashTls Unl
/ vsrsijy.
Rev. J. T. Eigar. n D., and many ether cis1sua q
I whom, Andrew Jackson says:
i Being requested by Mcrsrs. Doibsar 20 stats Ne
standing IN society ef the gentlemen, sners % The
within Do 20 wiih much pleasure, being acquainted
I With nest q them they are hghiy respectable and
/ Fo1Ls1an OF education and uf tgh standing in %
/ cety. Given - the HermiiaRs thls l3d dag q
/ OCtobcTs l8s5. ANDREW JACKsCS
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-1t-s-tr- o'--~ -FNrNt -----
from the Germsn.-For the Boston Post.l
With sweetly sad and touching wall,
Thus sang, one day, q Nightingale:
How charmingly, thou lovely Rose,
Thy flower in al its beauty -ahowsl
Blowing,
Glowing,
Fragrance throwing
but pour forth my passion, strong,
In transient, momentary song
Which, but with evauesoent power,
Re-echoes through my lonely bower
But soon,
Ere noon,
Is lost the boon
Ny song exheles and dies away.
al, could IL live but one short day,
Then would I give from thought and tongue
Sweet tones from my sweet sadness wrung,--
Like you would grow,
Like you would glow.
Blowing,
Glowing,
Fragrance throwing,
A rose, instead Of bird, I'd be,
And keep my fragrance all for thee,
Whom l would love nest tenderly."
Rose, with en- odor-waftine bend,
Low murm1ring, gave to comprehend.
AL "nat slngst tnou5 dear Nightingale
With such a sweetly plaintiVe wall?
Loving,
Moving,
Passion proving,
Enough 20 melt heart Of snow.
Whatmakss my flower with beauty Rlew,
Is that sweet fragrance roses bear,
PerfuIning all the ambient air.
Difused,
Misused,
And oft abused,
All, sad is our unhappy lot
UnrecOgnized, or soon forgot.
are vOiceless feelings Of the heart -
Could I, like thee, but sweetly sing,
Ny voice in every grove should ring,
Loving,
Moving,
Passion proving,
Perfume transmitted into song,
Which forever would prolOng.
For thy sweet voice do love thee
Most fervently.
BOgcAWEH
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~ g. sHAFEE.
C.lE Hasg.l.l No q
State of Tennessee,
DAVIDSON COUNTY,

Gsorgs v. Bid, Fla'aiig. u = suis - ariz.sa.
sttfelmest tif,.fu .
~ Hagtagaia, J. r.
J0as x. Brown, DaiszAsut, "a ald oogasT.
y ihis case, ths paiat;d. Gsorge W Boyd. 6I.d an
4 aMcaFit ald obtained 90 altszhrient araiust
John p. Brown Tor olo hundred aul lsanij-lFe
a.. lara eelt cne - aeccuat, 1nd o. m1lion Of
ailii1 and % ap aarluFt0 the EatEisciica q lhs
lrstiee, thet he aci1Ed O. John q. biosui ron-
7tsi sut o th4 state @ Isnnassfa g orsred o. a.
sncc 7rsiTs We a., rfquiung &c sad dff Ddant e.
appesA bcfre atid Iufilca on fhs % Day e Earra
t-o4 and eaa, E1sser n m 2 70 SD xutf, 0ther-
Vie the caqre ala b. g q doga o. htafirE p1rlf
cn that day. @. ~. hUE iHaafk. "a Il
fEFtlca 70 % heare,
Fsbrusry &c. issf-ss--Prs - So
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"a Cherry Street,
Private or TeneFeaI Diseases

Of al forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually ersdcated from She system. Recent cases
cured in a few days.
1t would appear needless here % sdd the irnpor-
tebce Of nipping the eyl il its bad" but, hint
to the wise may bs sufficient, nOt only 70 save
themselves from misery, but 70 shield their OF
spring from shame and ruin.
How often is II the case We see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrJims. After much
loss in pocket and health they finally foncei 70
apply to some skil1Il physician 90 be cured, for
alone can thesediseases be cured properly and ef-
fectually whenthe habits and constitutional idosyu-
cFasie5 are known to the doctor VINO prescubes.
Otherwise it is leap IN the ozark 70 expect per-
manont cure.
Dr. C.'s Office IL well arranged and persons Attic
tel with these diseases can have the stlctest phi
yecy.
Persons AZ distance can address him BY letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, bat IN
al dithcult cases, personal examination vii b
necessary.
evening hours from il the morning. I'll in the
Offiee. Jan Ally
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A Norfolk paper says that the ne
groes almost TO q man declare strongly
for taking up arms in the Federal
cause. A contemporary rejoins-"The
niggers come out hat-footed upon all
matters
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A gentleman from Missouri in Con
gress, requested permission to make an
honest speech the other day. 1t was,
Of course, decided to be out Of order in
that body.
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wanted ImmediatelY.

ON Wood ChopDars and Team
- - ttsfs % rspoft e de NashpiIis and Rcrsh-
e,1e.n h.'iroad Siace. College E1rest Good wages
?. sPurass who vfn hrsns ,sus,s =, 49, -,
WI Tessive . bonua 49, 49,. -
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TAKES Cd By WInan Ksaaedy . tark, brourn
Il boras Mais, anoaC IS bsnts high. nzsl 80
yesrs cd hs8 stfdis sirk o. a. hlcE. - shSca %
n asch hfnd foot. Falusd az 8fl. stid Hts -
fsksa 40 b TIE sih ware, Nab iiis Dsfries 4,
ss ~ a-sss Ajax. MeDASIEL, ssnr.s
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49, DR. KING, formerly o. New York, for
~ Last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
las devoted bis attention % the treatment Of PM
Fafe diseases for % years, faisers himself, having
attended 70 practice for so many years, aud cured
so many thousands he Is enabled % cure AL diseases
Of private nature, usattor how bed they may Do
nom iniudcious Insdjcal treatment from neglect
Of their own. IN Kings DispensaTy Is No. Is
Deadericx street, betggsen Cherry sud the square,
second story, where he cures al diseases Of q pr
vate nature
Gonorrhosa cured without nauso0u8 medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date efectually cured
In @ few days, by an operation which causes no
pain. WhnTe structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps nc disease causes more mischief
and underunines the health 50 much.
Syphls, with 81 the diseases Of the sxin, eyTOW-
ing out Of neglect or bad treatment can be efeet1-
ally cured 10 few days-
SEMINAL WEAzEEsI.--F Part .cular attention having
been gwen 10 this disease and az the consequences
growing cut d It, brought 10 many Gases BY the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth, and ex-
eossive indulgence q the passions, neglect o.
which viii undsrnins the Constitution, reoderlug
the subject unit for busness or society, and caII5
ing preTnature old sge.
Feulales who may be laboring with any difdcultY
q The Womb may rest assured 81 immediate 70
LIEF
Persons residing abroad b writing and stating
their cnae with Zee enclosed direct toDr. a. King
No . Doaderick street, Nashville, Tenn vii have
the Necessary medicines sent % their address
Ofioe hours rom O'Clock in the morning until .
n the evening. JuiylO-dhwly
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The Ohio" says a correspondent,
is sickly stream" Yes, replies the
Louisville Democrat it is confined to
It's bed.
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noa - b. ~. ssAeP o..

NaAA IiLAf Aa-aa ataf Is t1aa.
Ma. = ". p0IEEAs-DCar SIR hsFe basu muah
Interested and blessed Ia examining Your system q
PCnuaEHaip Your msttod cf toacl ilg SENS b no
. be t5tn skilli and fthtal. and the o. pr5ycnut
Of ycur pupiis q 50 .Frsing aud rapid beyond any
lang have ever Witnessed. ] shall feel hsgrv Il
this testimony yUur nart shah lead oilcra - avail
thcmsclve1 % y0ur Instruction 10 one o. the mn
beautiful and useful arts a1d Am very ttspectsiiY,
&c. JAS. II. OTEY.
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Tho Postmaster Of stratton, n. Il.
Just dead, was not zone term man
he held his ofies for forty-two years
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ETa-l ~ aeas sut1t ". areaa,
President OF ths Law school, az Lebanon rcan ard
neaaoe.
.sHr. D0lbcar be-. spent many years IN ,eacl.laz
ald peTtcctng his 81 stem Of Instruction and is by
far Esperi0r q any teacher II peumanshipI have sv-
er scan. You VII perceive az once that he Is uan
d 1ns nteligence. Tie gives 70 Instruction without
and bis roasoEing BE- So ust aad clsar that
you % once perceive the principle be seeks 10 npart
-and that being fixed in thc miac, The pupf aciufr
upon t, soon learns 20 write with and rapdity
IS veil Is with elegance.
I command NJ. Dol6oaz % yOur kind attention snd
trust e VII be Consistent With your views aud feel
ings 20 forward bis ohiecls. Any service yea nay
reader him viii be Worthly bestowed and uul obli7s
ma Very respectfully, y0ur friend,
LEa6sos, T2us., Oct. %, ls55. " GEEEN,
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II JET Davis thinks the South bis
part Of the country, why should be
blame rs for wanting to take his parts
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HEADoUARrERz COMMISSION FoR THE
OR0ANIzATioS or U. S. CoLoRKD TRooPs,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1, 1899.


HEADoUARFERz COMMISSION FoR THE J
OR0ANIzATiOS or U. s. CoLoRKD TRooPs, }
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1893.
Circ1.lar No. I.
In seeordanee with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
colored troops In the Department Of the
Cumberland:
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
MurfreesbOro', Bridgeport, Ala.
Gallstio, +" Pikeville, Tenn
Wartrace, 4" Fort Doneison, Tenn.
GAINESVILLE, MeMinnvills, Tenn.
Shelbyville, " Pulaski,
Columbia, +" Lynnville,
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims BY alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
consisting OF -
The board win hold its sessions at Mesh
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists will
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton, and on demand exhibited 70 any per-
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten days
after the filing Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or entertained
from any person WHO - OF l45 Deen engaged
in rebellion against the Government of the
United States, or who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort to the enc
mics Of the Government, and all claimants
shall fle with their claims an oath Of allegi-
anee 10 the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer wik furnish official
, copies Of al muster-in rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance Of the above board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his OF her slave FOR enlistment into the
military service, shall, if such slave be &C
cepted, receive from the recruiting officer q
certificate thereof, with a descriptive list Of
such slave, and become entitled 10 compan-
sstion for the service or labor OF said slave,
not exceeding the sum Of three hundred
dollars, upon filing with the shove board a
valid decd Of manumihsion and release, and
making satisfactory proof Of title and any
slave 80 enlisting shah Be forever thereafter
free.
An enlistments viii be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Order
No. sac, current series War Department
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GK0RGR !. STEAKEs,
Major and a. A. G. .. g.,
Conn'r Org'n U. S. ColoTed Troops
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
Vt AGE he has received, Dr. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that be has -
moved his DI5PESSARY to
Ga Cherry Street,
with the zeal assiduity, secresy and artsn6or
70 their mistortunes, which has so successfully dis
unStished him IS a Physician IN his special depart
ment of professional practice
Dr. Coleman graduated at the University Of Penn
syvania, at Philadel phiay in l844 Since thst tme
he has given his entire and undivided attention L
his profession. All
Chrome and Asrs Diseases,
Seofi5G, Spinal dSsedoEs, GrGud,
HsdToceJc C5a9saitai dsf AcC5deut1l Ptssnosss
lStrletures, Da,sases q tie Ksdreys. Biaaier an
PostnCte Gland. AsraTIE Afectons usC
Diseases Of tie .Slll, C1ssp Tici, etc-,
meet with 10 resistance from his remedies.
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EN9RAvIEGs, beautifully eolored, Of our
most distinguished officers and men, Of
Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, Of Clipper
ships, Of the Soldier Returning from the
War, of the Soldier going to the War !
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes of all
kinds, from 10 cents each 70 s..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and diff
fsrent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundred--l2e. to 800.
each. ti@ Ati-i4-
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very bast In
the market
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in Eve cOlOrs,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in s stout paste
board tube. Size Enthusiastically sx-
eOuted. SOC.
MEDALS Of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER, {,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C., &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for al kinds Of goods in my line
promptly filled, en- receipt Of the money,
without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
loT Main Street,
Tan Ie-3m Cincinnati.
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MOUNT VERNON, containing Map Of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his House,
the Church in which he was married, his
portraits at IS and 40, and just before be
died; slso his wife's; sketch Of their
lives, and numerous other things Size
IS b<40.
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sr-Cong.deTi1s soot Handwriting o. be not % y
an accomplishment, bot means u success 20 every
man engaged 10 ouines5, greatly applaud Yuur uasr-
iior.ou3 eyerCss % improve the chirugraphy " ths
see. A gentlemen Or iady either who writes badly
never writes viii nriF; and conacqucnily ofen AT u
ije when they shsud; and whea they DO write, n %
done 90 TIE lass moiu7f, with E1elc and in pafiaHaa
AID consequently with faults Of si kinds ofien cor
hitting aud inIuri1g both the writer aud TIE causs
which se advocates. lah.ng yog every sscceas ta
your lEudabie nudortakEEs,
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MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and Cali
fornia, Moxioo, West Indies, Central
America, Maps of the World, Europe,
England, Ireland and Scotland, France,
aud Of different countries, at the lowest
prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, 30.
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he following very iust remarks u TIE Hoe nos.
II. Eenton, U. s. senator, worthy tAs attentive
regard Of rarouts and al young persons Eho Asvz
any hops 81 Success ln the bushes OF uia.
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To the Ladies.

All Affections Of tie Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have bean 80 unfoI1u-
nste 70 miscaTTy prove abortion, can be carried
70 their full time il found pregnant. By giving me
call.
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

My books VIII show that for the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until it is not TO be surpassed BY sny
in the State With my general practice IN the city,
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