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hashlngte Rum9Fs- Ba yaney Among
Military Men.

There have been to-day the usual
number OF Fum0rs relating 20 military
.perations, none Of which resuiI in
anything reilaole Among them Is
painful report Of the explosion Of the
oileF Of steamer &C Cisy Point, and
ae loss OF many lives This however,
not confirmed No news has been
-eeived from any quarter to-day; bot
the feeling here remains busyant and
sanguine Of sneeeEs Sheridan nsain-
snss hIs prestige 80 the head 81 the
,henand0ah valley, ana assures the
resident Of his abiiity to successfully
,ro.eeate bis plans fhe recehS de-
aoa7trsh0n By General Grant IS known
70 have ehecked the fnoyement Of the
-nemy 70 the support Of Early, aud
here is no doaDt nov entertained Of
the permanent occupation Of the valley
by our forces Wash. Cor. n. y. Herald
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sUNDAR, OCTOBER 9 1864
Advance in Prices of Subscriptions
and Advertising

In consequence of the increased cost
Of wages, paper, and other materials,
Geographic reports, subsistence, &c,
the PrOprietors Of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price Of subscriptions, advertising,
&c They have adopted new sehed-
ule, as appears above, and which viii go
INTO effect on Monday, Sept Goth, and
be serupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature delibefation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however, that it viii not be long before
the country is relieved Of tho high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates. We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances viii justify. In the meartime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons Of the U ,IoS.
wv CAMERON 4 Co.
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Marshal's sale.

nYVIRTUE F Writ FiERl FACiAs TO NE
ID dirscfeo from the Cireui, Cur TIE tnted
tstes Z the Middle District Of Tennessee Al ne
A. nj term Is64 wi ex,-ose % putlc sale 20 Tie
hiRnest bidder for cash, II TIE court house uoof
the city Of nashville, commencing cct@een m
hours Of 10 and II O'Clock, 3. n, On Ssfgrsy ne
i5tb dsv Of October is04 all ne rghg H.
sam. interest and estate, shlch James lfndFeNs
has n ana 10 the follow ng described a. es ~ -
eel az land living Ia she town Of ColuTnhss State q
Tennessee And county Of Ma ~ To- u;
Part Of lot No. 20. eennlng - ieet - men
sos,fh ef the southeast cornero q 70 No - Main
street, running h nee south 70 fest ~ inches %
IaTf and klin's line; thence east ilz eei -
an aIley; thence north Is feet 81 inche- % James
ADdress line; thence west lTzx feet o the begin
rine mon uhichis tsFo DRY 5rck house, Ee.is-
ter.3 n Book L, VoI. :, PIP ls7 and lss, IN kegis
ter's once Of sad county
10 upon lot, beginning . feet north o. TIE
soY,ff,,.sI corner Of ID No. 3 Of she plan 81 the
tTsn n Columbia running then . 7outh ls1z feet
fi,euee eass e. feet; thsnee ORTIZ ls5z eei taence
Eest g. feet 10 the beginning, upon winch No
st.,Ty bs1cx building Levied on % al - sIdE-
ss. rendered b s.id eoE-t Al ils April tsrm 1874,
h Aver Of W. p. Wllsiach GO, and AsansL james
a-Jrsz,s Il. r. GLASCoCk,
s-s4-a L. 3. Earahsi
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT, VENDi I0NI EXPO
ID MAS, TO me directed from the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Middle District OF Iennes-
see al its April term 1864 / viii expose 70 public
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door in the city Of Nashville. comm 'ncing at
10 O'Clock a. m , on Saturday, the 18th day Of Oct
tober 1854 all the right. title, claim and interest,
and estate which G. Fletcher has in and 10 the fol-
lowing described piece or parcel Of land, tO-Wlt:
LOT No So and part OF lot No. 50, IN the plan OF
the town Of shebyulle, Tennessee, with All the inn
proyements thereon" Levied on 70 satisfy judg-
nnent rendered by the Circuit Court Of the United
s@'es at it, October term, 1868, IN hyer Of Trow-
bridge, Dsight Co., and against the sald g.
Fletcher. u. r. dLAcOOCht
.c,.e a. H. s. Marshal
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE or Two wRITs AlIks Fl IA TO
me directed r. IN the Circuit court OF the United
Stes for the Middle District Of Tennessee, Al rs
AprI term, 1884, will expose 20 pubic sale 70 the
highest addeT for cash, a. the court house door m
the cily az Nashville, Illnesses, commencing be-
tween the hours OF 10 and IL NJ, on Saturday the
18th day OF Ocfoeer, 1854, all the night, ute,
t.laiFn interest and estate which Ageron barr ana
William NJ VOORHEES, has 10 and 70 The % los ing de-
scr bed piece or parcel 81 hand stlatee ~ me so"h
OF Columbia. stale of 2 tennessee, to-Wit:
a Let bounded on the north by the lots Of Ed
ward Kuln and J. ". S. Frersoni south by lots No.
- and -. east by Embargo street, aud west ~ an
"A lev, trimming north and south" Levied 90 Is the
property OF carr a VOORHEES,, 70 satisfy Judgments
rendered by said Circuit At It's April term, lse2 IN
favor OF Duer, NOrrIs Co., and MeSder& %.
E.R. GL-AsCOCk, "a.
sepG--Sg lc Y, y Marshal.
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A NUMBER Of interesting Indian relics
have recently been brought 70 iignt By
excavation in Dorchester, N s-acivs-
etts. near MoUnI peasant Or Hob
bard pronnunces them fudian sAele ms
a., the formation OF the skulls indicate
great fimnness and destFuctiyeness,
and macy OF the bones give unmista-
kabla evidence OF large frames aud
great strength. Several beads, knives,
pine-tree shillings, An arrow, and other
rare relics were among the remaus,
which viii no doubt be inspected with
avidity.
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COUGHS Solas. Consumption.

Coughs Colds. Consumption.
COUsHs, COS rs, CONsUBPTION.
COUGHS Goa IS, g. N-bMPTi II.
q IfGHs, 90 rs, CONSi W.T. Oh.
CyUsHS, CO Is. ca SUMPTION
-WATN = ruMPDl Nd SER z y il CHERRY
SWAY rs OOMPuU, ~ - Up WILDCH x J
SWANS & MOUND SYR p WILD CHERRY
sWaTNE's MPOFND 81 Up VI J. CHERRY
Ct- rs ALL COMPLk NIB
CJrRr- ALL @, fMPLAiAT5
G RES ALI COMPLAINTS
CUR-s all COMfLA Ms
or THE TIROA BRE AkD LUNGS.
or Tbs THROAT, BREAST AND LIE6s.
or THF tn 4. y = ASI AND 1T ~ $.
OF tn TuROAT, BREAST A lung.
L. ootHes he ifriiafio o. he mu on membrane
who ne- TIA q paszaRe-, and hlen gives 70
much distress, ca sing c<lius OF MS nj . e
throat. D emots. 1cpect3 eIiqn, loose e tougH
mai e. hich 81 e up ibe ves es q he ttr and
lungs.t D. nabhng "a 20 icnt ~ athe re
mas al i tinulat. tte pow II 3 ston anc
ha- p4rf riBed may cs.res, ben % 81 b. RAD
protsfilify 4 cou dn0t - P0ss6s :.
~ are CA 3 81 ur S AWE 8 son. 80 =
North SIKH 90 m. adeipha 20 ~
" 1&C " 81 TIL DngEists,
Cor, Can eh sn fiIe >,
sert 1faaf1Weli3m nashville
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10y VIR1Un UF TWO ALIAS Fl FAs, TO NE
) ,irected from the Crest COlTf Of the United
states FOR the Middle district q Tennessee, 81 rs
Aprll term 1854 VIII exlose % public sale 10 the
highest tidder for cash, 81 the cours house door IN
Z city Of Nashville, commencng between be
hours 81 10 and II o'clock, N, on saturday, the
18Th day Of october 1854, all the right, uue claim
int,.Fes and estate which J. T. Lamb and l. A.
BoYi has IN snd 70 the following described piece OF
fafeel 81 band lying in The town 81 ColumhA state
of Tennessee. 10 VII.
''tne lot Ne 66, known As Naught's chop lot, SIT
uated IN TIE south part Of Uoiunha, oa Garden
street, on whchis large name building or steam
cabinet faciory, bounded on ths north By - street,
running east and west The old margin q Cointzai
-eufh y the 10 belonging 10 Mrs. ;. + Patton
east by James Hodges lot and West BY Garuen
stret n luding the steam engine and boiler IN said
building" Levied on 70 satisfy Judgements render
ed ~ SAID court az its October term 1880, and May
term So IN favor Of Meader Co, and Duer, Nor
RS a Co, and against Lamb Boyd.
x. Il. GIsA9OOCK,
seps-a U. 8. Marshal.
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Or. WESTERVELT,

HOAIGOPATHIsT.
"a AGAIN IN HIS OLD sTAND, No. 81
] Broad street. 80 door bonn the corner q Sum
er street. where be can he fonnd q AL hours, day
on night unieaa professionally sbsent.
Angel-Sm "A, HESfkkVELI, n ID.
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United States of America.

AlDDLE DAoAhlS4 Ut 11NNE<o0b1f-1sO- o.
VTTHEREAs HORACE H. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District,
who prOsecutes therein, on behalf Of the United
States and Jos. Z. lln, ESQ, Surveyor Of Cus-
TOMS has fled an Information in the District Court
Of the United states for said District, against 1lS
packages merchants and suffers goods. nov lying
in the stOrehouse formerly occupied BY Messrs. A.
J. Duncan Co., on the public square IN Nashville,
Tennessee, and against al persons lawfully inter-
yening for their interests theren-alleg ng that on
Sept. Z4th, 1864, said property was seized in said
district on land by Jos. R. Dlln, ESQ, Surveyor Of
Customs as forfeited for causes mentioned in said
Information, snd praying for the usual process.
Now therefore, in obedience to the mOnion Of said
Court, hereby give public notice to all per ons in
terest,d in said property, to APPEAR before said
Court az the Courtroom n the Cap tol st Nashville
IN aid District on the 81 Monday in October inst,
then and there to PROFOUND their claims and make
their allegations.
z r. GLASCOCK,
Marshal L. s., Middle District Of Tennessee.
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U'e would respectfully invite me attention %
TALES hsoEssfLEEs, and Dealers M 1hfAf
pI-rtsca1lOSs iEKioBIcAIs, &C, 10 our iactes itg
f,eiziun and forwarding ever thsng "a our me eih
~ ,g,sof f5T,oaipftuae and oiQlatch- All gooes
,,el-.l ,,ith RE utmost care, aia TEaraed, N az
tnet.r.,ee Nv the toV ofli.f oofofyooe iqiioslhS
the receipt q tie orders Nhep l,rsierfea y cup
,on,ers. ss.s send b. Mai every dsy.
sss,Iit. ,,ri.... II p.ers. Aag-tzines &c, ase ~
,bie tirne toUlne 10 tho continual claHse m " ?
-, 81 p,iisfne Pafelj very huctuatings anu =
therefore omit printing te liee ~ 40 -lk ~ ~.
lsTilsesfon VII he promply informed ~ felnin
..,s.i n he, win give ~ ilsi 81 what may -
HAl1' 49, q IL fElISNlUER,
As College street, nashville Tenn,
81 II 'senefne a. money, Away HelsioH TIC
ssi'oIi' t.,sFsF NossIs Al TuE LowEsT PACK
iuly2S-sm
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Ycuought not 70 be without such a valuable med
cine The Cincinnati National Union, of April oath,
says, that thousands of our soldiers have been
sayed by the use Of Strickland's Ant-Cholera Mix
ulre For sale by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
General Depot No. East Fourth-street, Cinein-
nat, Ohio.
Sold m Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES 4 STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JANNEY a CO, G. W. HEN
DFRSHOT CO., DEMOVILLE & &C., sud B. W.
HAgFOCE an 2S-tu " th-WlY
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advertisements i theSpecal Column, first time,
Rom 20 lines, 81 00-each additional line, 20
cents subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local C0umu, first tirn7, from to 9 lines 81 90
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent. inser-
ons, IS cents per line
All advert sements occupying srecal position
and al double column advertisements, will be
charged S51 = per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII hs chsrged at the regular advertising rata-
and must Invariably be paid in advance, or no m
SEXTON made,
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Lard.

cs BARRELS FAMILY LAhl.
on h''l' $50 u. u. pIcKEY. Agent.
-. III 1goad and Hign s'si
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MarshaPs ~ ale.

q. ;. UIoIhIDI DUUhI.
IN pursuance ola VT Of VenditiOni EKr Onssi Dued
from said Court in TIE Of the U. States a..
- e Of Coffee and reg Of Pepper, marked Il.
Dix Nashville, Tenn. being cause No. 70-in
said Court On thursday, the 18Th inst, at the
Storehouse formerly occupied by A J. duncan &
Co. on the puhlic square, IN Nashville between
tbe hours OF 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, viii sell for
cash in hand to the highest bidder the aforesaid
property seized and condemned as forfeited in said
E. r. GLAScOCK,
Marshal u. g., Middle District Of Tennessee.
rafg-1m
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University Of Nashville
Medical Department.

TUE FIFTEENTH SEES o WILL COMM nee
1 On De mrs Aoud , IN oven er next. ana %
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THE sTRAGGLERs,

ofcOurse, commenced TO leave the roads
TO the rear as soon as the fight reached
its height, but were, unfortunately for
themselves, hanked and obliged to re-
turn to the front by some unexpected
movement of Captain Wheelers pro-
yOst Guard
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so, . and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand
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NATURE OF TIE FTGHTTyC.

The fight has been pronounced one
of the most desperate and brilliant Of
the war, and, by his skiIlful manage
ment Of his troops, General Weitzel has
added one more leaf 10 the laurels won
in louisiana
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NO. 1872

n. y Herald

HEADoR's EIGHrEESTH Army CORPs, :
Sept 30-Midnight. (
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Observation-Disclosures on oANnIDsq-rs

We, the Undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates for Advertising 70 which We bind our
selves strictly 20 atbara. "
WI. CAMERON & co
JOHN WALLACE. fnr fha Dispnsek.
BARRY, WINHAM & Co for Press.
NASHVILLE, TENS., sept. % 1864.
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rHE ENEMY REINF0RCEn.

Information was received during the
morning that heavy reinforcements had
reached the enemy during the night.
In front of Stannard the whole of
Hokes rebel division, from Petersburg,
was massed, and an attack from them
was momentarily expected 1t was
known that it would be a serious and
desperate effort to retake the works, as
General Lee himself WAS in command.
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Brevet Major-General Godfrey Welt
eel was assigned to the command ofthe
corps during the absence of General
Ord, whose wound compelled him to
go North. General Weitzel relieved
General Hickman at noon, and the
latter again assumed command Of his
diuision
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GAIN HIS POsITioN
To-day three desperate efforts were
made by the enemy to retake the
works captured from them by this
corps yesterday. General Lee in person
commanded, but the rebels were each
time driven back with considerable
loss
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of Gettysburg and Coal Harbor fame,
was wounded in the right arm and
compelled to leave the f, Id He has
elected during the last two days fight
ing the warmest commentator from
bis commanding officers by the magni-
fieent manner in which he handled his
division Captain Kent, Assistant Ad-
jutant General on General Stannards
staM is also among the Wounded
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The FIRST CHARGE.

Twice again they were rallied by
their officers and returned 20 the charge,
but only with the same result. until.
finally, broken and dispirited, they fell
back in irredeemable confusion, leaving
the ground covered with their dead and
wounded
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THE ExEMY's CASUALTIES.

The prisoners report thousand at
least killed and wounded Over three
hundred prisoners were taken by US,
including many officers and the greater
part of the eighth North Carolina regi-
ment Among those captured are sew
eral field officers, and Captain Mcguire,
inspector general OF CliDgmsn's staff
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gaashrille &Glnion.
WIN. CAMERON 4 co., Publishers.
OrFICE CHIrr OF PoIIcE,

Nashville, Tenn, March 2sth, 1864.
In accordance with Special Order No as,
dated March 22nd, It is hereby ordered
l. That occupants Of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, will be required to
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
offal removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage OF
dirt of any kind viii be allowed to sccu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
II. All dirt to be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish will be allowed to remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
III. 0fal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, (Sunday's excepted) before 10
A. N. All ashes and rubbish viii be set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. NJ.
each day.
". Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses will be required to have he rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before A. n. each day.
V. Any violation Of the above Order viii
be punished by fine Of Five Dollars, ls5)
10 be collected by the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one OF the first re-
quisites to health, il is hoped the citizens
VII do all in their power to assist IN re-
moving one Of the first causes of disease.
As soon as a sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost TO
citizens.
VII. As it is my intention 10 remove all
filth from the city proper, whether in the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals !;
any information that would facilitate the
above will be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
VIZ. D. CHAMBERLAIN,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
oua-Ir
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srr No. 2.-rnn ANYWHERE OF A cosscn,r1

SET No. 2-THE ADVENTURES OF A CoyscRiPr.
No. l. Ha, drani good as a patriot, if drafted
igO-sure
p receive a letter which tells the agonizinl
fact-l'm drafted.
3. BY the advice Of 100000 friends offer g
substitute.
4. Who utteIing a quacl,, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
s. feel my country calls fsrewell my love
90 whore glory waits met
6. / hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
Z. And make a sturdy rebel fv.
s. Am sent with dispatches periious dutyl
death glory
3. Attacked by a band Of Forillas 1 cry
" Come on ye t-r-r-rait0rs r.
10. ! disc0mft them and bear of the head OF
the gorilla chief
IL. ] deliver despatches. save the army and
am made = brlgader-gcnoIal.
y. And thus relieved from all future dangers
IN the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides beng
the funniest IN the market.
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PHONOGRAPHY.
w RITING
BOOK KEEPING
gkUoEF 81
]. W. DOLBEAR,
Author o the "Aeisnes q Psnnanahip.' :.


Persons rom 70 o. years can learn this systaruf
Ia s lgW lessons ladies' sro taught b write lu 4
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen "a boa
rapid, business style.
To persons acquainted VITA ~ merits, his system
Of writing needs no other Recommendation bat thoss
unacquantsd with Is, Mr. d. refers 20 the following
m2nship merely iaiiafion At an experiences Of
- years has enabled hin % reduce u 20 the erfaafv
Of sci1lcs, that being guided By tlosslsdgs IN
stead Of rs0I Prnocs, pupils nom % co years can
IN a short time learn 10 write with EASE, ELEGANCg
and RAPIDITY.
50 accurate Is his sysisn, and 50 unllorm m lts
success thai alter witnessing ts Effects % several
hundred pupils IN Nashville he lamsuled Alirsd
Hume observes:
'sBavinz had fair opportunity OF examining your
system Of Ponmanship, and having seen the W0ndsr-
ful and rapid improvement CT your pupils IN ny
school, consider Il but iuzi % say, that believe {
b be not only the bsf syseul, but ~ oEr os as.r.
sag s Bans-for By strict attention 10 thu rules Civ.
en- aag person may in short time, acquire a frss
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased 70 see
Il universally adopted"
Tnls EXPRESSION was conc1rred IN by
Maj. Gen. T. p. Gaines, Q. 3. Army;
His Exceilency, James C. Jones, Gov. Of Tennasuss
RI. Rev. J. Il. Otgy, Bishop O. Tennessee.
H. Rev. R. p. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d, D. Pres. d Nashville Uni.
versiy.
Rov. J. 7. Edgar, D., aHd many ether citizens, q
whom, Andrew Jackson Gays:
"Bolng requested BY Eessrs. DoIboar 70 state ths
standing IN society Of tire geatlemen, sguers 70 ths
with most Of TEEN they highly respectable AID
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing In 80
Ciety. Given % the Hermitage this 23d day OF
Oo.obsr, IS43. ANDREW JACKSON
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pHONnliRApHV

" i 30 furnished re- q Charge 10 soldiers 10 O. oat
OF the Hospitals, II their bottles OF ilr5tands are
brought At saoovo hours SoDIEss arc tang one
thi.i lasa than clt.EenE
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81 Cherry Street,
Private or Venereal Diseases

OF all forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradcated rom the system. Recent eases
cured in a few days.
1t would appear needless here 10 add the impor-
tsnce Of "nipping the evil in its bud" but, hint
TO the wise may be sufficient, not only to save
themselves from misery, but to shield their off
spring from shame and ruin.
How often is It the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nOstrums. After much
loss IN pocket and health they finally forced to
apply to some sklllful physician to be cured, for
alone can thesediseases be cured properly and ef-
fectualiy whenthe habits and constitutional idiOsyn-
crasles are known TO the doctor who prescribes.
Otherwise it is leap in the dark to expect per-
manent cure.
Dr. c. Office IS well arranged and persons Attic
ted with these diseases have the strictest pr-
vscy.
Persons at distance can address him by letter.
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
all difficult cases, personal examination viii be
necessary.
Chi'e hours from in the morning till 9 in the
evening. Jan 24-ly
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- 3. =. =. - -.

CoLUscHA, TE,s., Nov. 90, 1873.
Ma. j. ". DoIs=AR-Dear Sir I have been much
Interested and pleased In examining your system Of
PeamanslIp. Your method Of teaching seems 70 mo
g. be both skldl aad faithful and the Improvements
Of your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any
thing cave ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy h
shs testimony % your merit shall lead others % avail
themselves Of your instruction IN one Of tho most
beautiful and Useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS b. OTEY,
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Chronic Cases
TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success
Those Married Ladies who have been so unfOrtu-
nate to miscsrry prove abortion, can be carried
TO their full time if found pregnant by giving me,a
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