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SVlNHE PEN is MIGH1lER THAN I'M
l. SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PINS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD
On receipt % any OF the follow ing In Casa he
sc.ber WI. seod by return mail. ohewi,e dc:sds
Gold Pen Pensse,eetins ,he deeo,r.sg = dsss
fsos, viz:
For 80 cents the Masic Pen for - cents the Ltly Pen
for 81. the A,w.y:Resdy Pen io' g. - he L,s',ns
numbered, bit correspond In sites TO Numbers ''s
respectively.
rns sAsr PSN IL SILVER pt.rsn sr. sssoS o"s' WIN
PENCILS
al 80 the Alwsy.Ready Pen; for 81, tie Elegant Peo
Ties. ar. Wei Finished, Good Writing Gold Pms, witt
rao,nn Points the sy.5.'s .es, Of ry.y sh; ~ ~
are us,cu,,Gs ed and. therefore not ezehansedes'
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The name a. Norton "Number.' and "oIary are
dam pei the follow ing Pens and the points axe "'I'H
Tot six mcnths except against accident ,-u.
The numbers indicste sirs ocly; No beng t- 'tSs
No s Ii. largest siAped for he poetet No ,bs 'TAe'
and So. % the largest Mammoth Gold Pen i0T the ''s
GOLD Plys, wIrHorr cAsn- ~
For 81 IS. Nc. Peu. Let quality; ora No. Per dos.
For 5 NJ Pen Let quality era No. Pen, % en'.J'
For 81. No. 9Fsn. s quality; Or,No +Ren % qo'H'''
ora No. 8 P.t. ID qusty. ~
ror 80 rs No Peu, ix quality, OF No. Pea "a Sns'.
For 81 20 Nc. Pen; $50 10 Pcn; w. Nc. srehs
30 ~ No PEN 81 sos No. 10 Pen--ail lr q'..''s
rnh sass so1o rs"' l, . riv,, s1'ss"0' '''s' VII
For 81 No Pen. LET quality OF No. Pen - .1sliy
Fer ,! 50 Ne Pen 10, quality; OF NO Pen 'd'OS"'s
Fer g.. No rsa j., quality; ora Nc. IrsH % qualify
or No. 5 Pen. ID quality. . o., .,,.,.
fot 81 - No. +Pee, Isl qualify; osho reh 9'S'''
or Nc. s Pen, I'd quality ,.
Fox - 50 No 5P-n. is quality ore NO ereh' 80 a'~
Eor 50 IS q No. i Pen, ir quality
aotp psss AL P.ssf arALrfY. IN sIvn socNf'p '-''
FOR a. Is No. Pen; FIR S,:s No 'fsni i1 $50 N"
Pen; Tor IS 7as Nc. Pen n..-s n. %,
''' Fen '' '' :" 49,, ,,,..,
H., poi,,s csrci,iv sc;e tel end " this ANY Us
sad VIII tho slightest iupssoo which & And 'h' a''7'~
scrufny Ltcct -. ,,,a, In hg~
Ths "a ousl,y' he n,onds shall equal IN fe'ree !"
biity Elasticity and Good Writing Snnnnes ""
er,ton.l Adv C,od Psps made elsewhere. 49,,
es.ia 70 the Cheap Coz rer. % P ss M.a, s
could no, have ,n.de oeod writins and n
P. ooicrns mr:s 10 81 ..'. ~ u. Pes. wsn, .sS ~
OF the Number and onA,y OF a s.s~wb~,i.- so "a
particular 90 describe she AN" 'ae' r
a sen, BY mail IN rssts,sd e.ef' e,o
r.t and 70 all who seni i~.n,y cess s's 80 =. ia
10 edition 70 the yriSe Of goods odeea VIII
I p.1,,a, :nans God or s-~S be allowed s' hnV
tn ri IN "A di.ceun. Of 10 per cent WI Re We"
sums q ~, and Is FER cen o., rn TIM. XSsre..
go S"'' 70 o'e "A''' A. MORroA
No Is M.iden.lsBe NJ i''s
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Whole market very nnch excited. ATTENDANCE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
TuE NrTINY on BOARD I'M

- COMMISSIONERS OF.ICE--Dec- Ji.-bs.,s. Com
n.!s,ioner psSvRS.
THE NUTINY on BOARD THg MkScCEl.
United States against Danie, Kelly snd oigh;
o,hers ~ the American ship Mercury.
Tho examination IN thls Nss eosivS~i today ard
te.nsi in the eonu o. th. socnsd 10 sniw-r che scon
OF thn Orsnd Jury.
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and tina, he nor his friends had Lad nothing do with
90 b. ,ery n,ous that Oyks should be- dominated for
Mayor. saying that he bad always taken very great
interest In bis suocess-ss knew he had in o59-and
he wanted what cond be done in the way OF IA.
ronage 10 his nomination end then what could DO
done In the OF raising money IRON the tom house
10 carry his election Irepeated 70 h hat had said TO
hcSei. that it was rs,her eaiy to 'ol about that;
had conversed with him IN relcr.nce 10 whether be
bad intended 70 run aud lie had assured me be had
srongs; candidate and that II VAS for the interest Of
the party and all OF " that he should be dominated he
then spoke OF Bsfneys no' being politician having no
being familiar with the party organizations Of the city
he said he wns very glad was TO have the ohce TINT
We he'd acted together in politics and be thought we
could do 30 again he said # would be necessary 10 havo
some appointments made for each OF the organizations
Of tie several vaIds ia order 10 interest the different
associations and wanted 10 uss my Influence to have
INA. erHngh. 'eaue tod nin my patronage .as very
go for 70. benefit Of the party; he thea
said Il had been customary to rese large
amounts nom til. Ca,to House Tor election purposes,
and he thought The heads OF the department there would
not take hold OF the matter With rigor whom the tme
came oil this was said by williamson; Mcneil ocoa
sionsiy pat in Q word. told him sbouid do % tito
members 81 the Democratic party had dcne-rase ell tho
money could iestmatsay and ssonsby 70 carry any
election ve bad he said be was not erscty familiar wtt
stated what they had pu. in the Tax Comasioaers
Office which thonga' rather steep aud told him tina,
bed understood that per oons The salaries was tho
usnsl assessment. he did not state the percentage In
his once tut mentioned that one man. VIM. N. Nc.
Istyro VA assessed go whose ssiafy was o. 900 OF
o. 800 CSIgh.er), b. discharged because. as he
swore before the legislative committee he would no,
pay more dsnzb,cIj; we figured up shnt tho per
woald amount IN. and made IL from go 900 10
SiS00, dependen uJOn whether they all paid; he eI
pressed himself gIa;i6@d ut the view took Of II
partisan and spoke Of his expecting ~ got oil tho pub
fshing Of the proceedings Of the Common Council 10
TIE Sunday Dspatd II Opdyke wac elected; sonsthing
was said also again about hcNeu's being candidate
for Assembly subsequently, he came and told me he
he'd concluded not 10 rua.
q Was there anything said about Opdyke's support
Ing you or ccarng u support any other candidate for
surveyor. A. There nothing Of that kind said vii
hanson said he had entertained the idea that by
of Opdykes having supported Stanton up 70 the last
might entertain some unplc1ant feeling toward Up
ayte. and he wss yer! glad 10 tina, that
that was the whole conversation in which ODdyt
name was mentioned.
q Was there any agreement on your part to do OF
cause anything IN b done II Opdyke should cesss 10
sapler Ny cue sse sul support yos A. NJ. ahi on
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Militarg 9ireetOrg
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKYITH, c. G. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL A. P. PORTER, O. @. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL C. R. @ACFEELY, g. c. g.,
Departments Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, c. 8,
Depot Commjssary Subsistence, Office No. Il
Chsrry-stTeet.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, C. g.,
Pos. C0mmisssry Subsistence, ONCE North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. Z. H. HOPKINS, C. 8,
Purchasing Commisssry Of Subsistence, Once
near corner Of Broad ahd Summer-streets-
CAPT. SAM. c. GLOVER, c. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cherry-street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, C. g.,
Disbursiug onmissary Subsistence. once No.
30 CedsT-stFeet
CAPT. W. 2. MLYMAN, G. &,
In charge Of U. 3. Bakery, Collegs-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT. HENRY KING, A @. s.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT.. }. s. GALIATIG, A. c. g.,
IN charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. ONCE No
- South Market street
LIEUT. U. s. HOLSTER 4. c. g. d A A. Q. N.
10 charge Of Herdmsn, stables. &c. Ofice al
T. = Cattle Depot, below Lower Levee.
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At Wholesale Only.
Watches and JeWelrY,
or KvrET pEscER11oS
At the Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army snd Country Merchants, Pedlars. saHers,
AID General Dea ers can make enormous profits
upon sms Investment
JeweIry Of any pattern Or quality and in any
elsss Of work furnished. sSr Particular attention
paid to supplying Auc toners, Country peda-s, Ia
dian Traders, and Army Dealers.
Any style CT Goods manufactured, sush g. Ih-
yentons, etc, At short notice. "a iFOod Canvas
sing Clerks, with small capital, can fin1 eonsfspt
employment Illustrated Lists and flin PARTICULARS
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS vEEY
LARGE
A Wholesale supply can be carried in a KNAPP
seek, hand valise, or carpet bag, and VII not Be
Ike oooks-balky or ineonvenient 70 esrry from
Remember another th'ngi-this Business il
8 icziy Honorable na-fhere j. no need 81 ms
representing or exaggerating- Our Goods show Tor
themselves, snd prove themselves
Il - a business IN which an annuIe and satiefsc-
tory equivalent IL given for the money received ant
"a encouraging proht Is pocketed ~ the sane
time. tits an occupation in Hhich 20 person need
Re afraid or ashamed TO canvass the same field
sgaIn and egsIn, Tor where once our goods are ID
tTodueed, permanent and continuous demand j.
crested.
To Soldiers in the Army. or those as home dis
abled BY The hsrdships Of war 70 Cergynnen out Of
health. Teachers, POsfrnasters, or any person who
wishes either local or an scflVe OCCUPATION, sind
one that orings With it great pecuBiary ihduce-
meuts, Ii S presents "a Opportunity seldom met
with. Try III And see for yourselves
Carefully selected lots Of JeWeiTy, comprising
our newest styles and most saleaols variety Of
Goods, viii be sent anywhere in the LOyai States.
We are constantly filing orders from pers, rs ieaE-
ing f-le choice Of Goods Who'll y with rs. To such
We promise the best exercise Of our taste and
Judgment, aGd from our long experience can en-
sure satisfaction We ask no psy in sdvance. state
what styie and quality Ct Goods wanted and We
vi send the same aad collect pay BY Express az
the end Of the route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements snd msnUfa etuFed in the best
manner, Of pure material, a ! warranted st Prices
rom $40 10 $50 each. Sent snyHhsre-pay cOliee-
ted by Express. Satisfaction "a sTanteedi All
Watches a. first prices; they being Of oar own ina
pOrtation. Circulars free By NAL send Or them.
T&H GAUGHAN,
Manufacturers ard Importers, 7ls orosdEay,N T..
Oct20-3fn
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eighf - ewsrry ysars Htzndlnr. Tin narpas
E13Sn . ssie2cs azai aras-
For mes4eal psspeF e. = B1cAu, see Dsspsnsa-
or o. To- N-ftles oszales.
Sc Pfo.sessF Eesees ezl1akla sorks "a ths
Praetee ~ Ptlysla.
see reraarzs Ieade b ne .z.s esls6ratsi u.
Fiiysick, Ptslaa.s.rhla
So fsznlExs maze - ~. Eehfzm McIoaall, /.
ee-frrziea Rhgescias1, Sad 1sFaeer 81 n EoFal
s.afese q aufKsocs, Ireis1d, nd putiiafsf n t1e
iEara.s.st1az 81 TIE hila klsd Cllssa's Journa-
- AsLlco-CferIrTrali Eeue9. Vuhl nd b.
bsr.alnin TrEFsEs. Fellos n l1s RoYal coaegs q
-ugTerus.
So nest Il tas laoa E1srlizri E1zEs 90 nass-ins-
EzErsct Bcchu,--tllle per hcc-ie o. Al lcr - ~
sazzsparla, f-n0 500
IupF'd aose Nash, - Geg
~ haif . dasea "a eaeh s1r 50, shich 81 b.
sx-lceni = cEre lEe Ecst 3lss.nzts czsea e tra--
-onn are sdlered TO-
nti.gsEsi y any sidrsss. secu-sly packsd rou
a1-erssECn-
es-Eeecrits syrn5toua 70 N e5n1nuaisstloas
Curss lzusrAsisaa- Afncs ErE1s-
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alasIlpiIIt Citg directory.
Municipal officers.


JoHS HUGH SMTH, Mayor.
WV. SHAsE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHE CHUSBLY, City Marshal
W. H. WnKIEsoS, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A STEELE,
A. G. TUCKER,
A. B SHAEEIIE, Revenue Collector.
E. B GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETTIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works
DAN. CUEENGHAN, First Engineer OF
Water Works
VIM J. SIIEKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
L. II. FREEMAN, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIM WEIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOHE @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
T. H. McBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS MeCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LoNG, Second Clerk Market
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County Oaeers.

JAE1 THIrvcarH, Judge Of County Court.
p. l. NIcHoL, CleEk.
JuGgs's Court meets On Let Monday and every
Saturday in each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates meets
the LIST Monday IN January, April, July and oeto-
Der. ~
sAxUEL FkTrRsos. Judge Of Chanesry Court. 4
J. z. GLEAvEs, Clerk. - ~
- FE4zIEE, Judge Of Criminal Court
JoBE H. HALL, Clerk. AIS
Meets the 1st Monday in April. August and De-
cenbeT.
N 3. BErzs, Judge Of Circuit Court.
y. G. LOVE, Clerk.
For DAVIDSON county meets 4th Monday in Jan
uary, % Monday IN Nay and 1st MoadAJ iu Sep
temfer.
JANIS n. HINTON, Sheriff.
joins WiLsoE, County Trustee.
CHAs. W. SMITH, County Register.
r. +. BATS and JOHs E. NEWsAS, ConstahIes Of
LIST District
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DR.. KINGS
Dis pen airy
FOR
PRIVATE DBRASES.

~ DR.. KING. formerly q New York, for
80 last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pm
Yste diseaees for 30 yesxs fatters himself having
attended 70 practice fo1 80 many years, and erred
many thousands he IS enabled TO All diseases
Of private nature, matter how bad they may Be
from inJudicous medical treatment or from neglect
Of their ovn. Dr.. Kings Dispenssry is No .
Deederck street., between Cherry and the 59usTe
second story, where be cures AL diseases Of phi
Vate nature.
Gonorrh0sa cured without naUseors medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date enectaaTy cured
10 s few days, by an operation which causes 10
psint Where structure exists health cannot te
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and uadermines the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out Of neglect or bed treatment can be efecru-
ally cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss.-Parheular attention having
bsen given TO this disease, and al the consequence
growing out OF It, brought II many by the
destructive habits Of ineonsiderate YOUTH and ex-
cessiye Indulgence Of the passions, 3 neglect Of
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business society, and caus-
ing premature old age. t
Females who may be labonng vita sny difficulty
Of the Womb msy rest assured Of immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and statipg
their case with fec enclosed, direft toDf A. King
No. e Deaderek street, Nashville, Tenn, viii hsve
the necessary medicines sent 70 flssiT address.
Ofnee hears rom O'Clock nstbs morning uciii
the efasiBg. gADrT-dkSIY
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GEN HEl AL HOSPITALS
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentlary. Surgeon Burntt Cloak, U. 8
Vols, in charge
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentary. Surgeon W. 1hrelkeld, u 8
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Kill. Surgeon J. +. Herbst U. 8. Vols,
N charge.
No. L GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L Stanford, U. s.
Vols, in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hi. Surgeon J. Z. Herbst, U. 8. Vols,
in charge.
no. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
8 E. Cor Pubic Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow, U. S. Vols, IN
charge.
80. s GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon r. r.
Taylor U. 8. Vols., in charge. ta
NO III SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road, A. Asst Surgeon 6. ".
France ia charge
no. Il GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n and G. Railroad Depot Surgeon s. +.
Fuller. u. s Vols, in charge.
VO. Is GENERAL HosFITAL,
Gomez "a inner and Lne-streete, Surgeon w..
VI. Chamoers, u s. Vols, IN charge.
NO l6 COETRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church snd Brosd-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin Ronayns In charge.
NO Is GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-stTeet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon ". d. Thom, .. s. Vols, IN
chsrge.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TEBM, 1854

solomon ReTis e AZ,
BIZ O sell lIl1 ii Bal
The wid99 and heirs q FORD cquufy.
David ReFis e. A.
In this case { sppeariag q she Court fhst the
widow and hers Of Esvid Revia, ~, dee a. sud the
unknown children 81 EhEabeth sds, AZ 81 whom
maize daltntiAnEs % the cagse- krB n0n-resl-
derfA q the Stxte n Tennessee 20 tfas the ordi-
nary process 81 isE NSnnot b. served apou them.
Il q ordered that pltlcAflon b. made Ia TIE SASH
viilc weekly Jss1a, neHsfaper published 10 tbs
eity q SashsiIie far f0ar successive Hees Fslsir-
ing said descendants % sppear beicrs ths Court a.
the Court room. u -heiUyFc on lhs O. si Tuesday
stsr Tfs Ersf Muaday N Ieccmber naNr, o. Flsaf
al - taken for cslnfes1E ami sef f1r hearing e
parte jos. n. THOMSON,
VI. II. WIsxSEn. Clerk aud Mksfer.
Solrstcr tOeil3fws prs lce. 81
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BLOOD BLOoDi BLOOD
Hslmbold's Higaly oozeeatEatsd Cosnpoaaa
Fluid Extract ssrssPariIIa
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS

Tns Il Al silsciion 81 ne blood, and STACKS the
seIll1 url-ars, Lrnags % he Nee, Ears, Threat
Nin1pipe, ana 0tner mccrs FIraces, making H.
aFpearaneain ne form q ulcers- Hslmhold's Ex-
fract aarrsparlla puEgi ss tie Blood and reznovss
Al sczly efuptOns " ne skin, gVihE 70 TIE com
p.sklon cis<E and heastuy color u beng prepar-
ed expressly ior his ciaz q eoalplsin.s - nt0o-
pflrfylng properties are preserved " gseator en-
tent thau 10Y otnsr prsparzcoa q sarsaparis
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County Csurt--BedGsrd CesatI.
-. -

VILLAIN T. Wlseaer. =, P...soa b ,smo,s
Tiaainas G. Mosly. As-.'r. a. Aala.Hls'Fsior
In this case ifspprsrnz - The CptTt thst hn1ias
g Mosiy he deicaaasit q aan-rs-iicni ~ ~
State Of fennessse that the oriinsry psoees- %
laa ea1uuf - served 81 hln is q nreeref iasis
pubiicsloa - inaie 10 lie nashville sellF aaals
ne9sr4rer pills ~ IL lhs city II NasbFlis. III
Our sue.sssile afeils. requirns saad Mqsig g.
peT tef1re sid Cgtri % the Court room. lz Shell
tfflfis ca f5s first Hofsfsy Is HccFulher eek, 20
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HELxBoLD,s ROSE WASH

An sEdelle1t Bosian g. Diseases q a sypallsa "a
iares szd - al llleceau dlsesses o. t6s uraary
orgxnf, art4Bg lrum halits q dissipaGon tiaed II
cdnnsst0n alth tha EEtrsts Buenn and ssrsapa-
ria, IN 5uc D elaeaees e. r6cC u1ulsnried-
EFltcn1e q ne most reepcral rls add rsl-ahls
Character VI accCmpanT ths nlediclles.
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Police Department.

Captain-J. H. PICKETT.
lst Lieutenant-WM. DAELEY.
ID Lieutenant. F. IEGALLa
Ist Ward-DAN BIRCHETT,
WIN II. WILKINSON, il
% Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. 6. BYRON,
VIM BAKER.
81 Wards. j. STAEKEY,
W. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. j. HEAED.
5th Ward--JOEL PHTLLPs,
JOSH WATERFORD.
9th Ward-JoHN FIRTH,
SAM PLUM4ER
7th Ward-JoHS CAvEEDER
9Th Ward-BIRD Bruce
9Th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JosEPH CAPPa
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

OTHER STATES, AS IT is IN
NASHVILLE, fENEEsEE.
ny books yin snow that FOR the past ave months
my prAotice has increased hundred per cent. over
tie ast year unt Il Is not 20 be surpassed y any
= the stSie Vita my geRsrai prac'sos In the CITY,
| tTest tbs tolloEing
ChroHic Gases
LHEeai Diseases q ths Throat, sWened Joinis,
Ssd lsahs, Psurisy, Pans, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases OF The Hear and Liver, Instrumentation oi
ths Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Eyl or scrufula,
tszns, DJapepsia or lndigestion and Consurnpeoa--
toEelher WITH all Private Diseases. snd Diseases Of
he Unnary orgznA-
70 the Ladies.
An Afsctons q the Womb treafed Wiz success.
These kArred ladies Who have hsen ~ unfoTta-
% tAeir fnh tine Z found presnant y rvinz me 4
call.
steriIIly.
heea not % brig lorth N due season. remember
tod has said you SHOULD multiply and replouiah- .
ms h your desire y0u consult me esther b.
letter OF IN person No lady over thirty-ive vasrr
Of ace need make appacAil0n- All communication
- letter OF per-oa strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cared.
TouEg Man, stop hefoEe you further 10. o. al
tiseases subject 70 Nan, there L % disee 80 hard
70 ouFe a. Night Emissions, and physioiazs are
ecaroe tlai undeFstAad treatiag 10 and 10 yea can
say ti.i asye esred dosens IN tha ely, ~ vel A.
Ia dliiere1f tstea. Who hsEs spent dollar aar dol
lar, end are nov val cared b. me. am daily ~
cetttng istiazs snd sealing medicine 10 al parts 81
The ooaniFY. In word, "a thaf are diasssed n
any Eaf, ADD VII eve me cal, vi ave saLis-
aston or AZ q ths dlseas mentioned IN th5s -
tsfiisemesL Iha bssi q rasersAoss gwen IN tlis
A lsttsrs directed -
DR.. MCGlLL,
uEicA stFcst, Nashville, denn
1aai VII naast uiih prDnpt assntcn-
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HeImbOld's Extract Buohu,
FOX WEAKNESSES
Arising faona E1eesses, Habits q Dissipation, Early


Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation, Early
lndiscreaon, o. Abuse,
aTTNDED WIZ rEE F0LLoErss sTaFroEs.
Indisposftion % Exerron Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Iifhculty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, TfemtiiaF
Horror u Diseases Wskendness,
DmnessO 81 VISION. Pam ia the Back.
Universal Aassitude Ofthe Flushing OF the Body,
MuscUlar system, Eruptious on the Face,
Hot Hands. PsIid Conference,
D-yness Of The sEin.
These symptoms, 81 allowed % 50 on. which This
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IRPOTEyCF, FATUfTY. EPMEPTIC FITS,
N one Of which the psnent may expire. Who can
ssy nat they are not frequently fOiioWed by those
''ai eadfui diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many ara ssFsrs Of the cause u their susfarng.
bot none WI confess TIE re.oris Of the Insane
Asyldus an6 the melancholy desths BY eotlzurnp o
E0n, bear simple Etasss b ths tru,h Of tie ssser-
ION
THE COSsRTuuuS, oa,CE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine % strengthen and In
yigorate the sys,eld, wfich HELEBQLBS *
TRACT BgCaU invariably DIES. A tr.sl Ill Goa
vince the most sSsprssi.
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Medical Department.

SURGEON Y. CLEEDENIg, U. g. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
beriand- Office p Cherry -street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, U. s. VOLS,
Medical PuryeyoT G. :. A. Office North side Of
Public Suuare, between Market and Front.
ASS SURGEON Z. BACHE, .. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Cfiee ~ Cherry-street
SURGEON L. A. JAMES, 4TH o. '. c.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office q
Cheuy-street.
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