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Comnissary Notice.

AN NOW PREPARED TO SLAUGH
l. TER CATTLE at this poinf for A rmy
use. This measure has been entered 10, O
'hat the farmers may get their hides return
ed nj once. by this arrangement tho par
y selling can drive his cattle to Camden,
see them slaughtered and receive their hides
from the butcher. This will remov. the
cause OF complaint heretofore made that
the hides "were not returned" promptly.
an ordered to say that every man will
os expected u contribute some portion Of
his supplies, and that the army must be fed.
J. 81. DEVEREUx,
Capt. and a. L. s.
Camden, 8. C.. Dec. 10. 1864, ..
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5 0 U L III T. a r y LIN \
LANCASTER DISTRICT

OG!cc Court oi General Sessions aud Ccn,uun
Pleas.
i, John ". W.Twitty. Clc.k- of said Court, ia
pursuance OF the direction OF the Act Of tie
Legislature. in .uch case made and provided, do
hereby give public notice, that All election 10,
Sheriff. Tor J.apcaster District, will be held on
Tuesday. the 10Th day OF January next, At the
usual places OF election throughout the said
District
Witness my hand at Lancaster c, H., this ID
day Of December. 4. ID. 1854
JOHN w. TWITTY,
Clerk q. 8. g. T.. n.
. Dso. 6, 1864, 43-5t
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supplies of every description. Among 9TH
er things, the boys got good supply Of
sugar and coffee.
Our forces now hold all Of East Tennes
sec above Strawberry Plains, and We shsll
not be surprised il they hold right smart
slice of it below that point before many
days.-Ashriiie Ne,os
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The MoysAssr AsAfssT WELDos.-A
column. throws eur from Gran.'s army, and
::opplied ~ squieesd fos protracted sx.
petition. sdsasek she Weldon railroad a.
'srratrs. thirty stIss Of Petersburg, and
when lass heard from were marching 10 the
direction Of Weldon. There was fly,og
gunor ihas Hampton bad saeountsrsd and
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(Ahnr CoRRssPoSDENcK OF THE LEpork.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9th, 1864.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9th, 1864.
DEAR LEDc ERA few inklings from the
Capital may not be uninteresling. arrived
here yesterday from Peter.burg, where
left all the boys we'll and in good spirits,
and as haze completed the business Of
my mission, will occupy leisure momen,
in speaking Of the times, sights, &c.
But must FIST give you an "inkum
stance" Of soldiers fare ut the metropolis.
On arriving in the city you find ,selcon,e
at the ''South Carolina Soldiers Home"
supported by the government for the special
benefit Of the priva.es from our State, who
are not able to pay the enormous expense
OF 80 per day At the city hotels for
Lodging. This place is under the sole mau
ngsment of Mr.. G. F. McMaster, apparently,
very clever gentleman. But l would BE-
doing injustice to the claims Of the pripates
ofour State, should | say that they receive
that attention and courtesy intepded by the
bensfactor Of this institution. The officers.
who never stopped a. this place until re
.csnsly-since boarding at the hotels has
been put up SO high--now flock On mssse
TO this re-ort, and Of course receive IN. at.
tenion due their rank. We'Lays no objec.
tions to this but at the same time, We ars
Of the opinion that this new feature at the
soldiers home should not take from the
privates what is justly due and intended 70,
their benefit II is not a pleasant rest. tb.,
on hard bunk, no cover, with confederate
rangers the size Of doodle. bugs, feedine
oa your Carcass" Yet, happy consolation
that duls ct decorum est pro pairia mori-
Though while we breathe We have boos n,
overcoming all our enemiss-.hose who
seek our destruction by day. and those who
walk over our bodies by night.
The city 10 lively and business has the
appearance Of going on b,istIy, no.wilh
standing the close proximity of the enem5
TO its very gates. The ladies are dres,sd
in'the latsst patterns and styles and prom.
snads the public square svory evening, a.
u there was no war going on; while the ci,v
gents are rugged from top to toe 10 French
broadcloths, calf skin boots and beaver hats.
Such is city life; now for moment con.
srast soldier just from the front, walking
mp n"oad street, with a ragged and greasy
soit' sIoucsed hat. barefootsd, and govern.
msnt 'ations in his hands, aud YOU have
the difference between . soldier, and wba,
70 esn'idsred gentleman In Richmond.
CongreSs'is hard at work, but most of
the time 10 secret session. / had the pleas
nrs OF making the acquaintance of some of
'ns delegates from our State, who seemed
10 have every confidence 10 our ability to
destroy sherman 70 bis meandsring march
through Georgia. Our immediate aw
worthy representative, is not in the best Of
health, though able 10 attend to business
l would write you pore but ny tine is ou,
and must haul of.
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EAST TfxKEssEE,--As our readers already
know, General -f,reck inridg dgs-dr.ys the en-.
emy from Balls Gap to Strawberry Plains,
q distance Of nearly forty miles, capturing
about TOO prisoners. q large nsmbss ofwag.
ous and tsams, aubslsaess, asd ioussss
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'T. AND INSP'IR GEN OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Nov. %, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER NO LIZ

GENEBAL ORDER NO. l6.
y PERSONS WHO ARE LIABLE TO
xS MILITIA service beyond the limits Of
their Districts, and'~ no claim exemption iro,n
said service on the grounds Of physical
disability, but fail TO appear before the State
Surgeons appointed to examine them, under
General Orders Nos. 10 and IL, and Special
Orders No. l2. cprrent series from This Office
at the Brigade rendezvous, will report forth
with tor examination, either TO the Board OF
Surgeons organized at Columbis, DR.. X w,
GlBBES, Jr., President, or TO the Surgeon
General, DR. X. W. GlBBES, at Hamburg, s.
q.
IL. Persons. failing TO report 80 above re-
quired viii be ordered " 60 forward TO their
companies.
BY order:
A, G. DARLINGTON, =
Adjutant and Inspector General OF s. G.
Dec. d, 1854, IS q st.
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Rags! Rags =!

The highest market prices will bs paid
for all clean cotton aud linen rags, ~ large
OF susi' Quantities delivered at this otfic.
Persons IN making up their packages at
rags Will please be careful not to incIuds
any WOODEN scraps n
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJT AND INSPT'R GEMS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2S, 1864.

~ PARAGRAPH V. OF GENERAL Or
4a DERS No. 10, current series from this
Office, is hereby repeated, to wi "The per,
sons liable to this service (s6rvice beyond their
Districts) are all persons between the ages Of
sixteen and seventeen years, and all persons
between seventeen and fifty years OF age
who are exempt from Confederate service, but
who are not exempt by the laws of this State
from State seryice, which incudes, amoagat
other classes, ali bonded agriculturalists who
have been exempted by Confederate auth ority
as owners and managers on their own plauta.
tstons"
IL. This includes persons who have been ex.
eupted from Confederate service by reason Of
ply steal disability. but who have not been e1 :.
empted by State Surgeons.
Ill. Paragraph III of General Orders No
j., current series from this Office, is hereby
reiterated, to wit: That persons who are
liable to service in said companies, aud who
have failed to report their names, when the
companies shall be ordered into service will
be arrested, carried into camp and tried by
Court Marshall, in pursuance of Act of the
General Assembly"
Nv. Al such persons are included in the
preceding paragraph Of these Orders will forth.
with report for duty at Hamburg S. G. without
any summons or notice from the commanding
officers, or they will be arrested.
V. In the following Regiments no returns Of
orgnnized companies have been made 10 this
Office, and the persons in said Regiments who
ale liable to service beyond the limits vi their
Districts viii forthwith report tor duty at Ham
burg, s. c., to be assigned to other companies
on pain Of being arrested aud sent forward, to
wit:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADJ'T. AND INSP'R. -GENL'S OrFICH,
COLUMBIA, November 2s, 1854.

SoLOhbIA, NoNe'uoef 40, 1904
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Extract.
I IN General Order No II. current .e-
IL ries, from this office. the 2ist Rxyi.
meui =. e. NJ, Lancaster Dis,rict) aud the
AID Regiment ). Z. NJ. (K.rshaw District)
are mentioned among the Regiments ia
which no companies have been organ.
lied. 1t appearing that the number Of msu
in the 22d Regiment who reported for duty
not being sufficient To form CON ,,sny, thsy
were assigned to n company organize ia
Ilr 2Ist Regiment, (i.aucaster Dislr:c.j
Paragraph v Of said orders will not, there
iCre, apply to ihem, and persons id thsss
regiments liable TO this service who have
not been enrolled, will repor, forthwith Tor
duty ir said company, at Hamburg. S. G.
BY command
(Signed) A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj't and Inspector General 3. G..
Official:
G. A. FoLLIS, A. 4. Cen.
Dec. 8, 1864. 43-st
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'r. AND IssPEcToBGEKERAL's OifIGx ,
COLUMBIA, November 30, 1864.
GENERALORDERS NO.Is..
y THE companies organized for service
IL beyond the limits OF their Districts. as
well as the persons liable to said service who
have tailed to report, viii proceed to Charles
toa. 3. O., instead Of Hamburg, s. c., and re-.
port to Maj Gen: Samuel Jones, commanding
District Of South Carolina.
il, Companies, on their arriyalin Charleston,
will make requisistion on Maj. w. q. Esson,
acting rduanee OHiceI, s. G, for arms, kc.
iil. So much Of General Orders No. lS. and
No. u as conflicts with these orders, is hereby
countermanded.
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adjntant and Inspector. General Of s. c.,
Dec. 9, 1854. <s-st.
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h Regiment, Charleston District.

&C. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. and Insp'r-Gen'l y. c.
Dec. s, 1864, 4<-3t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-15

Po0lieans b. Ike majority They
gave New York, which would have
been democratic by a hundred thou
sand majority, 70 the Republicans.
they hevs defeated the democratic par
II IN every state in the onion, includ-
ing Illinois, and yet are as persistent
IN their purposes and in their policy as
are the rebels of the Confederate States.
The proceedings Of the last Mass Con-
Fention Of tbs Democracy of Illinois,
have not been forgotten The twenty
third resolution as originally offered and
even as finally adopted, did more to
weaken the confidence of the people in
Democratic men and principles than all
the speeches and all the publications Of
all the Republicans in the United States
No party can exist that has not the con-
fdenee Of the people; no party ought
TO exist that does not deserve that con-
idence Parties may deserve and for
while may not possess the confidence of
the people, but the sober second thought
Of the people is always right. These
men who pack conventions, who would
be glad tomorrow TO shake hands in
party friendship with the scoundrels
who betrayed the Democratic party that
they might destroy the Union, act and
speak As with the purpose of making
the Democratic party so odious and in
famous thai oil men must leave il or
unite in q ncF.hern alliance with The
rebels
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Lincoln and johnson.

The age Of statesmen Is gone; the
age Of rail-spIitters and tailors, of buff
foons, Doors, and fanatics, has succeed
ed-N T. World
The above extract, taken from the
New York World Of the 9th, evinces
the aristocratio tendency of modern
copperheadism. Their Southern mas
tiers have proclaimed that only the
wealthy should have political privileges
that tbs masses should never aspire to
rise to honorable positions; and the
World, snd kindred journals, obey as
readily As if they were negroes, ignorant
Of the fact that an emancipation proela-
nation was ever issued Now that the
chivalry have lost their black slaves, we
advise them to take possession Of these
far more obsequious white ones, con
stantly cringing at their feet
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The Philadelphia Press, in 3 long
article endorsing the nominations, says
of Gov. JOHNSON:
He had been exiled, reviled, impoy-
erished His home had been seized
and his children sent forth 10 wander
No Establishments could seduce, no
fears intimidste him, and so q grateful
country has taken him from his noun
tain home and exalted him high among
her sons. As a matter of justice, as
well as policy, the Convention could
have done no nobler thing than nomi-
nate Andrew Johnson. of Tennessee.
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HEADERS DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,1
UFT1cE % CHIzs ES0TSEEE, r
Chattanooga, Tenn, June 10, 1s,i.
To prss'st a'ld fraer Naters q tie oaesr Brg1ds,
ArnV q The Ctabslrsd.
TglHE UNDERSIGNED Has BEEN ATTHORIZ-
4 ed ~ ths heJor-trueral commenting ~ rsse
an Engineer regiment tfom the ii7lser Brigade,
III accordance with the following aet OF Congress-
approved May -. lst4.
an ACT 20 organic regiment ~ Veteran Eolun-
tNsr EHglu rrs
p q rsottef b. ts Selgts md HJgEf y Esurs-
'a,ees n ne CgFea Sfo5ss Il A0sfs1 a. C5s7fes5 A.
aJ-0iaf, Ji,ar the SeCTesary Of War D.. aad be- IS
hereby, authorized o. enlist. out ~ any volunteer
forces IN the AHny Of The Cural. r,aad taGt have
served, or are now trr5lns A. pioneers, pontcuerI
or engineers. % serve wherever required for three
years, or during The var, q consist Of sen comua-
uie- GId % have the same Crg.ci z8Lon. pav End
etnolEnenis - age aloss % engineer soldiers uu-
der the provisions 81 the fourth section Of an aet
ton Of ne military establishments" approved Au-
gust third, eighteen hundred sHd sizty-eua
sef- =. Ina b. 4 further eGoccf . hat the Officers
Of ice engineers author zed 60 Dc F1=d under the
PfpFi-oHz o TIE Foregoing section shat ~ app1in-
TED and commissioned ty lne President d the Uni
ted States on tlr recommendation 81 ti cctnn-
der oi tle Army 81 tii- Guus1eFigr6. and -hal re-
feiFs The same paT end allowances engineer OH
certoi similar grade % tie regular army.
an present and CORNER member ~ the Pioneer
Brigade o. tha arms 81 the Cumberland invited
% enter ths engineer ssTFiec iu tF reeurnt Tiiee
can procure such additional information - o., 3
mas need from me- or from sGy ofhcer nov erying
% ne Pioneer enEate, The MAJORITY of whom WI
enter 20 engineer regiment
Lieutenant Wteit Engineer Department. Nash
Uie' IL ihe recruiting Ofiesr for Nahvi'e AMI yi-
c.nisy. " F. MERRILf
CAPT. q. S. EnHueers
Chief Engineer Army Cumberland.
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Valuable Resi- Estate to
be Sold at Auction

A 7 THREE O'CLOCK or SATURDAY. JUNE
- IS 1850, W EiIi seii, % TIC highest bfder 81
piece " properly GA ciur,h-atrfet sItnated D.
tween the Simmons hioek, and ehc Methods
hurch, opposite the s.. Cioud Hotel Tho I'd
fronts ~ feet, snd viii be divided into four let- N
% feet eaeh With depth % 10 feet. portion III
me huildinE and material on the property au 20
VITA each l0t there being materisl enough "a lie
ground 10 bald f0ur large stores
We Tll also sell a. the same tule the propar.y
on Cedar-street adjoining tie g. Nei0lss On IS hi-h
there are three stoFes AID dwelling, Bifhin 20
feet q the Puhiic -qEaFe
These .ro tie best located pieees &C property in
ths eitv for business purposes and kliord . rare
ahauee flr capitalists Terms cash.
). Q. EWING, fr
\. Z. ALLO~AY, iiI''ee''
june ia "a
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HEAL UARTERs DISTRICT oFTE vNEssEE,
Or GUERRiLLAs TO
iune 14Sts

HEAI QUARTERS DISTRICT OF TIE NNESSEE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Jnne 18th, 1854. J
General Ords rs
No. S7.
1T IS So COMMON FOR GUERRiLLAS TO
i commit murders and steal and DESTROY proper
" within this distli {, IN neighbOrhOOds in which
their friends and synI ethisers reside, and by whom
they are concealed, and, as Il is believed, aided in
the comm ssiOn Of these crimes, that extraordinary
measures are iDdisPonsably Necessary protect the
lsw-sbidng snd inohsnsiYe citizens from pilage
and murder.
Itis, therefore, ordered, that in every instance
in which sueTrillas shall roo or murder loyal cti
Ecu, an assessment VIII bo made upon and coUec-
Ted rom the rebel sympatlIseTs IN the neigh
borhood Of the offenee-in the case Of robbery, Of
the amount taken; and IN case Of murder, Of such
an amount, for the use Of the murdered mans
family, sc may be thought just and right And
when neiehborhood shall become notorious FOR
such robbsues and murders, the rebei sympathis-
ers therein, whose friends and relatives commit
these crimes, win be sent South beyond the FEEDER
"a lines, to remain during the war. This order Will
BE sidly and promptly enforced, To that end ali
thefts rObberies and murders wA b 81 once re
ported to these Headquarters by the military su-
thOrt es OF the district, with al The facts involved.
whereupon she necessary orders Il - issued
FIRM these eade Iqrtefs
Ry command q Msjor-General RoUssEAC.
june l4--lw B. Il. POLK, Msi. sod A A. o.
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LOODI LOODI BLOOD
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapaFilla
SX PILLS.

This is an affection Of the tlood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Acse, Ears, Throat
Windpipe, and other mucus suraares, malGIz rs
appearance in the form d Ulcers. Helmboid's EE-
tract SaTsaparilia purihss the Blood, aud removes
81 scsiy eruptons u the skin, giving 10 the com
plexion clear and healthy color Il beng prepar-
81 expressly for this class Of complaints, rs blood
purifying properties are preserved TO a greater e1-
tent than any ether preparation OF ssrsaParl-a.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

Prom eight TO twenty years stand ny with names
known 70 science snd aIne.
For edicA properties OF Buchu, see Dspense-
tory u the United State.
SEQ Professor Devices valuable works the
Practice Of Pr vic.
see remarks made by the lats celebrated Or.
PhYsick, Philadelphia.
See remarks Insde by Dr. Ephrsim AeDoweil,
celebrated Phy'icisn, and member u the Roysl
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and published IN che
Transactions Of the King and Queen's Journal
Gee edicO-Chirurgieaj Review, published BY
Benjamin Travers, Fellow Of tho Royal College Of
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works on medicine.
Extract BuchE,-...sl.09 per bottle. OF six foT 500
- SaTsapariilE, lie SO
Impr'd Rose Wash, 60 2gU
or half a dozen Of each for sl2. zhirh via b.
sufficient 70 cure the most Obstinate Gases, IL direc
tons are adhered 70.
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed from
OF erTstlon.
HS-Descrbo symptoms in al communication
Cures guaranteed Advioa gratis.
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HELMRoLpS ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a SyDh-itir ns-
ture, and as sn injection u diseases q tire urinary
organs, arisng from habits Of dissipation, used 10
conneeJi0n with the Extrscss BCchu End Sarzsps-
rlla, in such Diseases as recommended.
Evidence OF the most re4pOnslOla and reliable
character viii accompany the medicines.
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Photograph Albums,
Extra Elmo, suitable 'or city trnds.
Pocket Photograph Albums,
F0r efEbt o. siztsen Photographs. Price, sent
y NAL, postage pad sl.75es10o.
THE SOLDIERS
DIPLO NJ a .

A bcauElll Lltitograph Camp Parnds and Batls
Scene, Ell highly c0i0red-blaIaE space Ia the CEN
- Or your photograph, the nernes 81 your Officer,
re..meEltl and Z o. taLtlef yon have beeu eueage1
IN re are seDninR thoHsands By NAL ~ soldiers
ia camp, EnO have them Sled otst and send them
home. Wien framed they make D beautiful pc
tJre. and 81 Soldier and hss amily, n certIhesl
record ulaf HiiR become yearly more Fsiifd and
more h0oored- Every soldier should send ~ one
sent ~ mail, IN paste-boaTd tube. % reoeipi VI
90 cent? d count - sFents.
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a}Fp Aapertiseageats.
Inflammation Wanted

4 NY PERsoNTHATo CAN GIVE ANY ACCOUNT
"A Of Mrs CAROLlNE HUGHES, wife CT Vim.
b. Hughes, Of Fannin county, Ca, and where she
may BE- found, viii receive the thanks Of the under
signed Address VIM. L. HUGHES,
Co. 3, 9Th East Tennessee,
june 1f-3t" Gslatiu, Tenn.
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Notice.
MEDICAL PURvEYOR's OFFICE

MEDICAL PURVEfOR5 OFFICE,
NEw YoB6, June ., 1854.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS n MEDICINES,
Hospital stores, Bedding, &c.. &C, are invited
to submit their quotations to the Army Medical
Purveyor, st his Office, fs6 Broome-street, for his
Information and guidance, N the purchase Of SUP
pfies June lf-5t
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FOR TEE USE OF SOLDIERS.
II "a printed in four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating coiOrs flying, etc. A blank line is
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size I3x17. The
certificate ia enclosed in G pasteboard tube,
and can be sent TO any part Of the country
without injury; and thesOldier, after filling
up the blank lines, can put il back in the
tube and RENAL it 20 HIS friends, and they
viii get it framed and preserve it SIS q re-
membrance.
Tho demand for this Certificate is enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, we are able 10 keep a constant
supply, and viii FIJI all orders promptly.
Price 50 cents. Sent by mail, prepaid.
/. II. RHODES 4 CO,
90 Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wanted 70 soil the above
Az l-9Yr
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Take no Basan, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HeImboId's Extract BuChu
CURES
SECRET DISEASES

in sill their stages ST little EXPENSE little or nc
change in Diet; no Inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
u causes frequent des re, and gives strength 10
urinase, thereby removing distinctions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, sllaying pain
and Inflammation, 20 frequent IN this elias Of dis
eases, and expelling POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM or QCACES.
and who have pad HEAP " FEES to be cured in
short time, have found they we're deceived, and
that the "Poison" has, By the use OF Powerful
AstrDgents," been dried up in the system, 70 break
ont u an aggravated form, and perhaps after mar
risge.