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HEkDQUARTE1s U. s. FoRCEs,l
NAsHvILLH, IEEN., Dec. &C, 1853.
General Orders, No. 81.
The following ins fractions are received
from Department Headquarters:
EEADsEAEIHE DEFAETNssT SsIHE CBnHsnLASB,l
elG Ec CHArTLSo "a, Dscs Der Is, lsss.
10 Brig. Gen. r. g. GrGnse, Commanding
MashuIh: 49,
GEEERAL-The Maier General Com
handing directs that yoa clear the City
of all officers who do not properly and
legiFimately belong there, even if you
have to take q portion Of yoar conma I'D
and srrest them and pat them on board
the cars.
Signned, W. D. WEIPPLH, A. A. G.
To more eGectually carry out these
orders the Patrol will Be ordered to stop
all officers not stationed in the city on
duty and demand of them the certificate
OF register and pass provided fer in
General o. ders, No, IS trom these Head
quarters, orthe pass prescribed in circa-.
Jar from hese Headquarters, dated De-
center 22d, 1863.
. After dark they will demand either
the pass or city cOuntersign.
Officers not provided with pass or coun-
tefsigB, of rank under field officer, will
DC conducted to the nearest station uHder
charge Of ) commissioned officer. If
Field Oticer, or of senior rank, their
names must be taken, and they directed
to report 10 the nearest station.
In execution OF this order the Patrols
will be instructed to shSW ell respect to
the officers.
PAtrOb will not stop officers on duty at
this post if known b thsm.
~ command of Brig. Gen. &. S. GRANGER.
IA 2 i-i....- w. NEVIN,
Captain and Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Dee. 27,-lw,
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.PHONOGRAPHY.
w RITIN G.
AID
BOOK KEEPING
TAUszT sz
J. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the "ssiszss Of Psanaa.hip.-


Persons fron . % years can learn thIs sTsteni
neais easy ana faPd manner, and senllsne1il : bod
rspil, business style.
10 pessoas acquainted With iss meritr ass rTssess
o. writing needs No other recommen dation hat fhno
unlcquaiAtei with u, NJ D. refers % NJ feii6wiav
remarks and testimonials. Instead o. tsarhirr psr
manship merely as iraiias0n Art an experic.os =
3 ans has enabled hm 70 reducs Is 90 he csrfsi1
of scislce, thai being guided BY ta0rlea9s o.
steaa OF randots pTaoics "a from 70 81 years can
IL Snort time learn 70 write viii EAsE, El.EGANCE
aad RAPIpTTY. ~
80 accurate il his Eys.sn, and 50 unifaru N IL
suoces that after witnessing its elects On several
eEndFed PgPiis in Nashville, the lamezted Alfred
Hume Observes
'tnaving had lzr oproTtur ity o. examining ycur
system Of fenmanship, and having socn Tie wonder.
fai and rapid Improvement Of your nupia ia my
school i coaster q bpt just say that bsiisvs &
70 be net only the besf gsnl but ~ cay ore dar-
usg tie soH1sor by strict attention to TIE rules Civ
en- aAg person may, u q snort time acquire frss
Il universally ad0pted."
This expression was concurred n BY
MAJ Gen. j.. p. Gaines. U :. Aruys
His kxceiieuey. James (. ZONES, Gov. o. Te1nassee
70. Rev. J. 4 Otey. Bishop q Tennessee.
70. Rev. Il. T.. Niles, Bishop Of Nashvilla
Eey. Philip Lntscy, D. .. Pea Or Nashville Uni-
vcHsisy.
Ssv. J. T.. Edgar, r., and many other eltisens. a
whon, Aa1rsW Jackson says:
.fBoing requested BY Mossrs. Dolbear 70 stats the
stauaing n society Of the gentlemen, sglars 70 the
Eithn, lido 50 with muca pleasule, being acquainted
with most Of thcm; iney are hlghy respectable, and
sente11aa OF eGccati02 and e high staining 10 -
eiety. ANDR8E JACAsoN.
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AtDaa - Aes- etat+ ~. 49,
President TIE Law scho0l, - Ls5ABOn, Tenn. and
who Was for 20 years en- ths SePrens Bench Of Tea
neEsee
''Ar. Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfsCtug his system Of Instruction, and b b.
tar hyperion to any teacher Of pennanshipI have
er seen. You viii perceive at ones tbat BE- 8 man
Of nus intelligence Le gives 20 1strgatoa without
and his reasssing 80 lgst ana clear that
and that being fixed the mina, tie pupil, acting
upOR it soon learns t0 write with aad rapidly,
ls veil a. with elegance.
I commend Mr. Doiaoar 60 your kind attention, and
iruzt t WA be consistent VIA your views and feel
inas 70 forward IFS 0blecs. Aay service yea may
render him vii be w0rthily betoFed and viii ebgs
mo Very respectfully, your Gisnd,
LERASoS, TEIS., Oct. 20 ts54. y. GREGH.
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United So Of America :

MlDDLE DSL2ALl Dh TEEN Ls1kl.
ITTHsREAs, on she I5th day Of Deosmber 1888
w al nf0rRsauCn Nas liod Ia tue Dlstrct f0url
II the United states saif District, By Horace n.
Hsi RI sou Esq Attorney ~ tie Cni ed states for said
DISTRICT, against eases n boots and shoes mar ked
&C. 3. Bal Co.. y shvi e, Ter nessec aiiegiEg, IN
snbslsnoe, thai o. ms -- DAY q - 1853 a Aase-
vile, in sid Dslflct. "a AID, said properly
sezei By doseph X. Don, ISL surveyor o. customs,
9dfifad 70 fio gEtea states Tor uses n sad IN
f9rma ion sea ffih alleged % BE- trgs, t0-Nit That
on the - d. Of, 1863, sad property was trans-
ported from Louisyi D., iu the state Of Ksutuoky,
Nashville, 10 ths STATE o. fenEassee, WthOug PER
NIT q Guy authorized oGcsr u she Treasury De-
Dartn1sns, - win oae, thai q was fau nifty Oh
tainor and f0F other canes naaid ulorma ON spec
q a, ana PraynG ior process ~ eaiorue abe - zus
ann c1uscIti9u d said property, guf that persons
roucerncd IN lntsrest 10 ta sane a4ou IS cited 70
appear The rq,urR day u ssld process aad inter-
poe their eiainzs-
NoW, therelsfc, IN puTEuance On TIE moniiou Of
said Court, under the o. said C1art y me direct
ed hereby give public Eoiics y 81 Perfoua eo1oern
Cd ia int rest in SAD properly 70 appear before said
Couri al the fedagai ColTt Rom Ia ths Capitol az
NashFils % the bind Monday - april nezt, At 10
o'cock A. NJ thea md there 70 ntsrposs their c. ns
Z. T. GLAs0O0A,
Us MarzhEl, kiddls Dist q Team.
dsslT-I4L
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take pleasure IN directing The atten-
tiOn Of my military friends, and al
others, to the science Of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOlbeSr, Of this
.;sv sIT e-i .rlolJ So2t1A
49, 20 as uutIsfE
l have avsiled myself Of the Oppor-
tunity Of taking course of instruction il
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet Em perfectly astonishsd
With the progress have made in so short
tiraea Eight or ten lessons inclades all
the instruction 1, have received, and by
which have been enabled to master She
principles, read, and Wri,e it~with ease
and reasiuessS Fhe admirable adapta-
ton of this science TO the requirements
of the people in this age Of rAilroads and
telegrsphs, must cqmmsnd itself to the
atteniisn Of every ,reilecting misd.
hesitate n6i to say, that MIR. D.'s expert
snce il sueh6s TO enable him to impart
iss principles so the comprehension Of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably shOrs
period Of > feR bonEss--Ia am further pre-
pared 10 assert that if the practical utility
OF this remarkable invention was pro-
,psrly sppreciaied, 10 friend Of progress
- aud improvement, would be 90 unaind-
ful Of his duty 70 himself and others, as
70 neglect any oPPsEtqnitg . avail him
self of . practical knoS ledge q this
rapid, rational, sad philosophical sys.em
Of committing ones theashts q paper.
4. J RHJDEs
OaptyGoh Ills.Ydl. Iaiantry.
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A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, IL West Nah
N vile. tr.er
An elegant Residencs ca Vinestrest, a. 3 reasona-
BE price
Brick store, Dwelling, stable &c. with % acres Of
good lana frat srss- wood aud water IN abundance.
u TrluDe, y iliamson county. Can BE- exchanged
oFpEoperty IA Nashville.
aue manufacturing ste on the river bank IN the
csrpo agion Of Nashgiils
IrOarTes q Land, with CON 'ertabls inprovsueEis,
four mes norh q the city, a. 500 per acre Tgen-
" scres OF more Be had IL the purezo does not
wantBl
Tao ssegant Store houses on the Public SQUARE,
NAshg lie.
rrsck dwelling on cedar-sireet, between prussand
Wac Ne 20.
1ois, improved and uuimproved- % Edgsheld NoEth
NashFtsbe ssath NssbFille, siid lsest Nsf hEilhs.
ca DcedsOf CsnVey ancr, Mortgages, aat AL kinds
o. legal docnm=ets drawn sp y osuPsisut Attor
ness
~ IRE, Nariae and LiisInspfEnoo Pollalns issssd
.C.llat NELSON'S OFTLCn.
ascIs-1m cssrFFGas pear Uniop.
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NoLCNHlAs IESN NOV. %, 1858
AR. J. W DOLBEkz--UsaF ST. have been much
Interested aud pleased in cEamlniGg soar system O.
Penmans1ip- Hour moslod 81 teaching seems 20 me
10 be bath skifu and ft hlgl, and the Improvement
o. your pupils Is su pEisisg and rapid beyond any
thing nave ever llnsssed. 4 shah feel happy H
tuis testimony 10 your merit shall esd Others 90 avail
themselves ui ycur instrrcii0n 10 one 81 he most
beautiful and useful arts aud am very respectfully,
eto. JAS y. OTEY.
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asssD DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
100 for last 4 yoars o. Louisville, KY,
sssSsS - VINO has deYosed his atto1fison to
the trestene of private diseases for - ys8rs hAtsFs
hiFssekS having attended % practice for many
years, aud cared 50 many thousands, he Is enabled
20 cure ell diseases OF private nature, MATES
hcE bad they nay be from inIHdoious medical treat.
Gent, O. from neglect Of their own. Dr.. Kings
DiEpansRry Is No. g Deadsrick street. between Ger
q szd The Square second ssory, vhere hs CUES al
diseases Of psiyets nature
goaoTrhosa cured without naussoug medicines OF
Interference with businEzE.
Structures Of cid recent dsts soctualiy cured q
9 feE dsys, By &2 operation which causes no pain
where structure eztsts health cannot ba snnloyed
Perhaps disease ceuses more mischief and uaaeF-
Eares the constitution - muck.
Syphilis With al the diseases OF ths ESin xrorinf
, tutof neglect OF bad Treatment car be 0TecszaIiy
eETsd n few days
ssnsSsa DEMONSTRATIONS ttentioa having bees
given . tbs disease and 81 tia consequences grow
irg out q r. bFoGght On 81 many casos By the de-
sfTuctfvs habits Of nconsdeFate y0uths and excsSs
i've indulgence Of tho passions, n~gleot Of which
viii un6eFn1ias tho constitution, rendering the sab
Ssot Unfit for baziness socssty, and eaaxzE res.
laTe old sSs.
ECToales Who nag bsisbortDg WITH aay di6lcEisy
ths Wezab msT rect ssx1xed ef iIe msGiats Fs.-.4
Persona RESTING abroad, By writing and stating
theif case, WITH lse sucosed, eraet 10 Dr. s. King
40. q Dasdsrck street, Gsshvills, Tenn, VII hars
tas GscssszFy 1ssdosass Hsat % Their address ohe6
assss fFo- = oeiaoS - tss EaoTataE mil IL Us
.saseF Tai - a~rfa
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The Legislature of Alsbams has elect
ed Richard w: Walker to the reb, lSsnSis
over toe late Incumbent G. G Clay, IT,
Mr.. Walker is the brother of L. P. Wal
ker, former rebel Secretary Of War.
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We understand thar Col Carter, late
commander Of the famous Virgins Black
Horse Cavalry that made tue furious
charge on our lines1 nv Bull Ran, is BOW a
prisoner in Camp Chase prison. That
redoubla able body of hOrsemen, which
constituted the flower of S uart's cavalry
division, has been entirely used up
THIS Col. Carter, now a prisoner, is q
son Of that Col. Garter, WHO, in the Con.
ventiou so psrsists ntly opposed The Sc
cession Of Virgins, az the time when the
mob threaten, d the Convention with
violence unless they would immediately
adopt the ordinance of secession. Col
rter, the father, is said TO be . sound
Union. % N ysi;-though his son joined
the rebel army as 0,lonsl ofcAvalry, and
IL new in The Camp Chase prison He
was taken there on Thursday evening
last.
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Gen. A. S. Hamilton, Military GOvernOr
Of Texas, has arrived At Brownsville, on
on the Rio Grande. a letter from that
place says, bis arrival gives joy and
spirit to the army, and enthusiasm to
every Texan. BE is not merely popular,
be is viewed with enthusiasm and at
saobment by the people Of the State who
are IoTal. -----. -. -l--
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who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
ane eonsistlpg OF - -
The Board viii hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists wilIb furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demand exhib-
tied TO any person claiming that his OK
Der slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling Of the said rolls.
No claims viii be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
bsea engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of tbs United States, or who
in any way has given sid, or shall give
aid or comfort 10 the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and ali claimants shall file with
their claims an cath of allegiance TO the
GOvernmenf Of the United States.
The mustering officer will furnish OIL
cial copies Of all mastsr-in rolls, for the
information and guidance of the above
Beard = str---.a ~ =
Any citizen of Tennessee whe shall
offer bis OF har slave Tor enlistment into
the military service, shall, il such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer . certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with she above Board q valid deed Of
maaumissiJn and release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title and any slave
30 sulisting shall be forever thereafter
free. i r. - .r .--1sT1. E-r-
Ali enlistmsnts will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. S2s, current series War Depart
ment. r+cev0r
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEoRGE L. STEAREs,
Haiar and A A e. IT.
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Sr-COnsiderlng good hsndwritng " DO not only
an accomplishment, bat means u success 20 every
nlR engaged ~ bulness, greatly apPauu your mer-
itOrOus eEeruns 20 improv ths eAirOcraI ky q the
age A gentleman or lady either VINO writes badly
aeYer writes vii ngly; aud consequent Of es fa 70
write when thcp slaila ana when thsy do write il q
~ 70 at the last momest, with haste aud mpatcnce
md consequently with faulis Of ali HI ds " en- cn-
hitting a-d ijuring bosa The sriter aud tho cause
Fuioh ne advocates Wishing you every success In
your laudab.e undertakings,
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l-'l---- ~ H. faasg y. RgruN.

Allow ne 70 introduce % Jon az frisBd 3. " Dol
bear, who SITS your city Tor tie purpose Of teach
ing Penmanship AMI Fh0n0gTaahs HIS reputation
= suocestfG TEACHER is 10 ge and 20 widely estab
ligted mat uill say BothinF "a that score Iouiy
de Ire 70 present bin seuEiemaR fr0m whose So
cicty have derived much pieasars ard profit and a.
whom ia have The Rteiligeac8 - sppraciats
nytbing you may DO % frrtnar his designs viii be
gratefully aCkn0Nledged b. your nlead,
JOHN e. EDGAR
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viii be furnished RE- Of cargs b soldiers IN Or ous
Of toe Hospt4ls, Is their bottles or iakstauds ars
orought al the above hours. soLpnss are one.
third loss than citizens
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PHONOGRAPHY

Is simple spd easy taat i,s principles can an Be
earned "a few hours, AID small 4nisunt OF prac-
tee will enable one 20 use II iof IL daily purpose q
lie.
None but those who are acquainted WITH 4 can
form any lea Of o. great brovfy aud sippicifF or
u the ease " Ga whilh it BE- learned Baf ghat
Is Ph0n"g Il sIeln of shart baud writing
which be written teu times AZ last a. se cunou
writing, read as easily, ana learned Hlh iAr less
trouble.
It used Dot OHly BY Reporters, but b hundrsfs q
Thousands IA this ocuutry and IN Eagald for private
writing, for compostion for taxing tesllmnay ste.
10 courts for sermons, for correspondence ~ ho0f
keeping etc, etc By ladies, BY Students by CisFka
by Clcrgymeu, By Lawyers, ETC., and . rapidly con
ing into general use.
LABOR saw. invention, is value cau scarcely
be estimated and requires but little tine 10 earn
70 Il Tor the daily purpose Of liie Bias iha o.
ecti2n Is made that others cannot read go well thsn
let them spend f5w hours % idarn t for where Ia
the justice IN requiring ths setigs and intallgent 10
spend ten days IN doing WHIST theg night 40 il one
merely % save the iudoeut q few hears sgogt tr
learning "a ng which would BE- useful 10 them for
LIEF The uae Whea bat few persona coulf
write their names, b1t the progress % Che ags de-
uaauds a more RAPID method Of Writina, and uhiis
the active a1d INTEL gent ECsT aad wal have tho
advantages q Photography, he INDECENT must sub
init 70 the disadvantage caused ~ their 0Wn lndo-
lence
Tho ease with which Il can bsbrsuaht mo uraaa
able and daily uss u shown By The felowinz osftsa.
Gates. IL Is only those who are gaofslf 81 II wa
E YER speak sgnfngt g.
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"THBRE Is 10 WgH WORD As FaHAD
TARRANT's
COMPOUND ExTRAoT o
Cubebs and COpaiba.

his preparatica b particularly nsoommsndsA "a
she MEDICAL FkoFkssf0N aad Ne PiJeaftf -
NE prp1pt aud certain cure q
DISEASES OF tbs BLADDER, ETDNi-rs
URINARY 9kGANs. ETu
Il may Be relied o. az the bset mod ~ ~ -
Manifestation Of these renedies tha ARA - -
diseases Of bofa sexes. - N ca thsq are oplc.bls
Il neFer intarisrse gifh me gasgisn. 40 Il, -
concsntrAtiQn. che dose 3 much re31eef
=. B.--furoaaatfa ADVISES 20 Ak ier
Iarrant's Compound Extract Of en-
BEDS and Copaits, aad a4so nsthilg 1lsa - lsails
tons AID worthless pr parsfsgns, ueasr si1niis-
names, sTe IN the maIket. Rrioa s-eo saut b. q.
pres 90 receipt ei pricr.
Hanala1tur "a 81
.nAffEEANT 3 CO..
Ne. Us GrssaNlch Street, Ger 81 Vrarrs- -.
FonN.
ED soR sALK 81 DRUGGn1s GuEER irrF.
psGSls
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Pastor Of the "a Prosb5 teriaa Caarah,
Nashville. Tenn.
EAaEvlLs. Augast1,lso

f-.--al t-1N u Aloas
In about mE months rom 8o TINS I began the
study Of Photography, With less thaR oas-thfrd q
said time devoted % s attail s1t. g7as 8lrsd
Reporter for The United states Edafd ~ C.aims
The aiihfui teaching Of Sir J. " DolbraF III Nash.
viiie AMI tbs study and praefie q fs o0neis- COM
prabeusise, AMI judciousiy arranged pbouoqf an. e
books Of Ben PitIaan, Of CiuCinasfi have thas ssy
euabied me ~ make Photography practically uaef,i
It's pine piea are quieSiy masterffi ana know Of
nothing that young persons earn WITH eaqsI uros
peel Of Immediate and profitable employ uletIt
Tue segrrta-y n War has 0raered July 5th 1874
10 "General Order No. ZO5, p Onograpac soorLers
employed under The suthOutyo d ths zath rst on 81
tie act Of Congress, approved harc3 s. 1895 Vim 10
allowed not exceeding Zen dollars Or d. ssc ia
vii Of course greatly increaag &c demand Tor Re-
poFtegs. DUsCsn g. Doszn
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EasHlS01os Cur, June 20, ia.

Ths following vury Just remarls d she Hon Thos
a. BeBton, u. ,. senator, are worthy Che attentive
regard or parents aad al young persons WAC hago
sny hope OF success Ia the bushes Of ifs.
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OsPt..go.h VI. VI. IaIaatrI

Having learnea s1e interesting and
useful scief cslot Photography with Pro-
fsssos J ". Dolbesr, met heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
nfssrrr~,-JA sP ; PbTRIDGE,
Capt z4ta lis. Vols. InfPy.
:, is.s7e.'l9 rsgsl r7es'i .szsrps allfa4
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In January last Mr.. J ". Doilear gsvg, 80 81
oaargs, course " iess1ns n PhoB1rraphy AL VII
tinZ 70 myself and many ether wauaeed sotf5srs h
Hospital Ne. 20 Tedious haara wsrs thas ebaHssf
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We Vtas hiahlv
our kn0wlehge q P'onogFa ay, end thoss szh9 7sgs
cit the bospit9l eorfeapoua iu it Witl has uho
have not ". 8. pergiu, a Gonflsay s. D. n a Il
Who returned home dissblei Der li9 frun he
wounds, wrile1 ihlt - q teseiing hodographg apd
ands L - prpA able that be W1uld aoi als esO0o
flr With learn from hr d lhmk b "a - flsers
and once Vogid Ind the lsrnlaz 81 Sc : gsoGtsbs
5npioyt iGr their eisurs SINE iu camp - b sDi.
tai without dstriment 70 other DATES.
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BOOM ovsr suitl's Drug sore, csr, Carsh e,ss Vias
ssr'as. hours, 9 70 IL, a. n, . s, p. n, andT
70 at night
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u PhonogTaphy we're taught y every soldier Ia ihs
army, ar. b. believes mos 81 them Eou'd yslse a
a. 3igAiy a. the pay they rcseivs lroR sue fggsru
neat without h lie leasi ialsTferng wilh thsr IL
ties s0|sifrs.
H0u. THoHAa n BEsT0E sad II Caazrses.
''Had lhia ar been kn9Nu i5FtF gaers 20 Il uoud
have sayed us tEeatg years ol bard labor1
II Photography u thus FaiuEbls ae saving 90 iaryo
40 am snt ol iEtime, sheuld Eot ever C1fd have
its vast zlvlnt &c, especially Whsn hey csn IL ~
e. - sEaA en- sEPenae q time and nloHes III Il
would haTa saved tgenty years ~ hard lahor 10 ~
ne q one ran, should ysaEs u lard isbor BE- hroshs
altainmsntf leest0
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PRIVATE DISEASES.


20 DR.. Lud,um's Specific
Il ths enly reliable remedy for dlsszsss OF the or
sans of generation. n Is the discovery Of an enin-
snt Physi0an whoss IiSs vas devoted TO the treat
meat Of this class Of diseases, and with snprsos-
asntsd success, for more thsn twenty years Il
perssosioH IN ITSELF requiring no injections, and
dissrag entirely froa ths mistaken Praeti7s sud
The nuneresS worthless epnpounds offered 70 the
pusIe. gIt Il satiFslS vegetable AMI perfectly safe
IL acis Ike charm. and impArss strength End
viEor 70 the diseased organs. r
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efes tinE ~ nanept cures hes led . ia being ul-
tated b. Gnprincis-ieo men. Observe. thereiores
that TIE signature Of the proprietor around each
box None other h genuine. Prepared only by
WIN. r. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, 0.
PEEICK, 81 PER BOTTLE.
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Horses w Wanted.

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1 be 10 ever fssn 81 ssuii ard ssrvicaabie satissi
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no nAros vii b received.
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since in Photography, have enabled he 10 ssve rors
than two thrts Of the labor 10 prsparng g erfnops
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attainment and suit5d - the full exprcsslo1 81 ever
word ia the language, either FOR present use Of Der.
manelt record. Yours respectfully.
Is. hays,