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How , 0ppcruetdis Rayc.

! II is worth WHile, now ana then, 20
! Listen to the arguments OF the Copper
head leaders, those who profess 70 bs
strictly Ioyai, and 10 monoHolize all the
| political virtue o! the country. Here j.,
a specimen, from the home organ a
/ Thos Il Seymour Of Connecticut The
Hartford Times, a payer IS wicked, &C
/ cord;nE - its limited ability, SIS Is
! Chicago namesake:
LjeutCter. Grant has shown none q
the GuaiiicstioIs OF prudent and able
General IN lis camraicns against Rich
moud lie has given mp the lives Of
rave ana noble men with 8 degree o;
py2digaity. if rot downright reckless.
ness quit. Unparalleled in the sunalz a
war Not the bloCdio5t campaigns Of
EonGparie can We II bloody horror wal,
Grants DISASTROUS record OF two t-is.
months. Iae wholesale bu.cHary bias
shocked and asouished rha civilized
@crld Until the battles CT Iha Wilder.
pezs followed by the still t,oo&eg
,-aughtey-ground of Seot;syyaA.a, with
5a bUtchriy Of 40.GJJ, the pe0,ie a.
Europe had not heRuu 70 realize tie
,>TribIc character 81 tE,s war.
What, indeed, can be .sjd of 4 cam
p3iGL Of two months, which, wci.e Il
n3s gsined fer u &c a3VdlIas y, has
-sscriIiced $1,000 n5n, O. whom a fear
Vi proportion are slain? The ATTEMPT
q establish Tor HIM claims to general.
hip Is IS idle and utterly emptya % tho
talk Of hi4 s,lo15 sseB, 0r his sprt<:y esp
ura of Richmond LraviuE Washing
ton and the great railways running -
It entirely exposed, and showing 10
III litary skill or prudence, but merely
ordering brave men to'dash Qua their
lives sgainst impre Snsble defence and
Towuiug batteries, Gen. Grant now tei>s.
zr&pks that all is we'll
Are the fools all dead, or ara there
none but fools living 70 swallow down
gigantic hunlbuga? Have the people
OF Jheir senses? ARE they oIirG. that
they Garnet see moCut&il When It
rises Up. grim end !,og-niu2 before
the NJ with lie jutting rock. da-hing in
their skull, Is they push Iaadly on
at no S!me hiss the weak head Of this
Naticn co.nrrehenied the magnitude
of this Ter, Eor does he understand the
situation of tie nation over which ha
pctsiGes GrcYeliag IN the frivvlity q
ooscene anecdotes, be IL lost TO a!l sense
alike of the reai situation OF his bleed
ing country and Of the ordinary p2opris-
ties O! his Official position.
The dignity Of the Executive chair Of
3 great and proud naGion has been
trampied in the ui-e This mans cleo
ton WIS p sore calanli'v to the nat!on /;
but what is sQrp, Using now i. that so
many Of his partisans viii shut their
yes and cry halle.ujuh, when he 70 j.
ishly depos@s our ablest generals, and
conducts this terrible war tor selfish,
PERSONAL, and political objects Und~r
rhe policy OF this weak man, not only
military ruin but financial destruction
must inevitably come upon & great and
gallant people.
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The War In Esrope.

The Danish war has recommended, as
We learn by the latest advices from Eu.
rope The London Conference failed
IN its Efforts to secure peace, and. as a
consequence, the Prussian government
sent orders to Marshal Won Wrangle to
resume hostilities. This took place on
the 26lh of last month Since then the
Danes have retreated from the Island
OF Msep5 otter some hard fighting, and
we shaH doubtless hear soon that poor
Denmark Is being crushed by her Ger
man enemies.. 1t was stated III the Ber
Sin Journals that the German sovereigns
had come to. an understanding that
Prussia, with The concurrence of Austris
should propose at the Federal
Diet that the Gcrmanic Confederation
should deelare against Denmark.
The excitement in England conSe-
quent upon the resumption OF hcstili,
tIes5 was Immense, it clearly being the
6eslre of the people that their govern
ment should aid the Danes, lord Pa
glerston, however, has declared that
England cannot alone 20 10 war ,or
Deumark Assured that nu Cth' 7 Pow
r would sde with them III favor OF
DeGnlayK, Lord z lGlel,>t0u lit not uu-
l-tilderiake ,a wse Viii h wuU'u ce based
ianers.lv upaigeh,Vai. Gus and uot selfish,
tno,i, $ tie latter beng The usual Ia
'@entlye -whert Eag!aId Is concerned
Che-upposIt-en rmriIi",'s ri the Emgii II
z trliameDt are e.ideayuTlng 10 GUST
Lord Palmefston and his Cabinet on
Ais D@uiol. war question, anu with eN-
-ry show OF success, as the pOpu ar Will
is ia their favor. I M DeFby, who i al
Gle I'D Of tie opposition. would suc
c ed Pa n.er-'uu as Pr mir, nnG 1t IS
,:sstt Is would uuau ..uittt' 3 wari he
anlicy Should this curu-e be pursued
| England might re- ain the =, stige she
IA lost Still more: she luiguU thus
bafie Nspaleon's plans for She supr, ma
y of France. throughout Enope
England should take :, hri5 stand on
! Ih.s war. She should rel d :. lar- fleet
] a. GO Operate with tht D ,mlsli Veosele OIL
| war III GeI tn3n waters Sue should en-
| ~ iitu THE IIaIiau question with III
| determination OF abusing the people
against Austria. The late OF N,.is tia
~ uuncnL settle al once. It'll a pu"-
: al ~1c-V III tES A'iEtatlc cAS li'EHt
orc.. Austria To- give up all hold upon
Italian sol Then 1t wers al easy mat
,-r To rouse the Huugarians to one more
trugele against the hated Hapsbnrg.
Ia tsct, England might at once sssuule
ne position thai Napoleon has arroEat-
d-Ihgt Of the defender Of OYp.ee7ed
raIiouaiici,s She wcaiI e&i4 Tor her
self the good will Of ths alass,s through
out Europe, and become q hat Napoleon
AIS seened-tke head OF the great rev
dictionary parry. The ltallaus, ths
Huog,r.sus, the Poles, Wound al! Le
come instruments III her hands for the
furthersuce OF her Influence ana the
downfall Of the power of her enemies
and thus England might resume the
great political sway she 80 long
exeIcised Ii the statesmen OF England
were equal - the occasion, they Gould
desire Lao better opportunity OF regain
Ing the prestige ai.d Influence ttey have
- ieopardizad OF la,e-N = HeyaH
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Rumur, of hcu,uchy Invasion.


kentucky is again becoming xci;ed
Wild lumois OF f-sr'ul invasion aIj
stlcat. and they multiply every hour
Eastern Kentucky Ia IL blaze OF ex
element The wealthy citizens 0re col
lecting their nOveabie property, arC
hurrying with Il 10 the more CentTa
portion OF the State. Runners or tbs
street, rumors by paDiC-stricken ra'u
gees. rumoTs by letters, and runners d
private reiegra rs, reach u IN new'-aer
ing confusion, 8n0, i We give credit q
Them al, the invasion 81 Kentucky
would assume proportions Is fearful auo
indefinite a. the startling invasion OF
the East Sc often has cur State been
thrilled with such wild reports, tlISt Va
accept al Of the Stores with ext; sll.
caution, and learn - luCE the 5act
calmly ana sQuaTely in tHa 'Gce- Iac5
or the ruLnors ara 100 Improbable 80 %
srua-they sra but "a" vivid I-l2E l.a
tions ana nasty CONCLUSIONS Q! be@l.der
ds-ei minds aud tIllld hearts, repeat
ed and dee ply coloEe't 10y me sepeiitloE
uy :. ,'ightt ned people.
It is said that BuckreT, 1t the heac
&C z formidable force, il threatening Il:
State, if he has not already Crossed tbs
border. The force l. va.JIou>iy eetini Il
ed from ten % itteoa thous4l d mel
it j. argued, and with an experience q
a.!ausinii;iy, that the movement <.
Buckrer is intended 30 BEE II cuuGvr
with tbs il,va.ion il tbs Last NAIl'
E,r!y and breckenridge marshal thee
thoupa ads in front of Washington So1
thunder Gt the gales OF the capitai
Buchuer, with g force ample 10 r~eel
everything before him, Is 10 strike 2
Shern,ans communications, cAptur,
Louisville and Cincinnati, and -Uatiei
wild disnBy throughout the North
Such j. the argument, and euch MAY
possibly be the programme tut We can
l,ot b-iiere IL The Cuuie3eracy Il re-
duc,d TO desperate extremity, yet =,
do nol believe that they will haZ I'd 4
I,ioyesuent 20 desperate with :Ioihiig IL
insure lis SUCCESS but the faint tutteI'
ing of feeble hope. We give the rulnor>
iii the form that they leaca Is we
have made oii'gent inquiry, but Gan
not learn how much truth they contain
Tue repurts are tee t8clie6; ever :
ffr. GIT %. sr--~@ $40
ton and exaggeraticn-
buchuer NAY DO threatening the
Stat.. but vs are assu1tG that ttTI l.
no Gauss TOR siarn Gen. Burbridse
has 4 fornlidxtie force organiZ G Il
meet eny invading army, and his gu
LIANT soldiers viii STAND like WI! OF
sasmant between Kentucky and mel
foes. We have taken great pains u
peri CT evrry arrangement 20 obtains
early aid reliable news, and, @heu 81!
al apprehen ions Of alarm exist W.
will speedily lay the Facts before .he
public We trust shat ilr military au
thurltirs will afford us every i&cliny III
their power TO aid Us in the accomplish
mrnt of our purpose. Reliable news
Of the worst character csnuct prove
half so damaging ss the wild, startling
and Improbable rurors that daily gain
currency Lea Joarnai
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s1ahllrlaIe alnipll.
go. eIygges q G,.. Publishers
..n rneli.h aninion off CEN GRANT >,

San English opinion of Gen. Grant {"
The London Daily Telegraph, edited
by Thornton Hunt, man who, during
the rebellion, has omitted no epportu-
nity 10 manifest his hostility Ito the
Federal Government, speaks as Fellows
of General Grant, whom the writer q
year ago considered rs inferior in mih-
sary capacity:
No vulgar man. no nlere idol Of the
hour, IL this Ulysses Grant. who, Jby
sheer hard work and honest fighting,
has raised himself from position OF
cbscurity TO one Of almost unlimited
oommsnd--who has, if some report
concel ming him are true, achieved tha t
rart6V nf all victories, d mastery over
himself and his Geeires--and y DO Ia
Virtue not often possessed sby the mill
tary celebrities Of tho United States1
Is still modest aid unsssemilig. 4 o.
has he Vet IN any way compromised the
r'purat,on which be wurthily eerned,
alike ~ honoeabie service in the fielp
and by eXamplafy civic conduct A
n,sn of merely sor,lii ary calihce. woult,
scarcely have dared 10 accept the gle,s
Gus bRt terrible responsibility Which
Grant has quietly taken ypo,i himself,
as becomes good soldier who. wa.
bound 10 fear nc peril, either nlatpria
or moral, in his country's cause, lie,
was prudent as well as held the ules,
spleEdor OF the Vtfce did not seduc,
HIM; Al d only on hi,sowf terms, whiti
were wise ard veil cu,,sidertd At, wuula
Re consent 10 assume supreme cuilI
maad
Iie would submit to no dictation fron
the aTnat ur Aul { councillors oil Wash
.ingtoH; hol.iiug himself re~ponslb
ior the issue OF the campaign, h,. woulo
rot allow it TO lie Prejudic,d by au,
undue publicity being given ia h.
plain; ie kept ilis own counsel, a;luwrc'
the gossli,s IL talk a. they liked, and al
le"sth. siroig itFthe confidence of Ia ;
I""I's. and wih The who'll enthusiau
of the North 10 back him, he { inr
t4r"h The SIeat nrairh nom via ca z
hei Il. r. rrIined ntv,r TO return Ike II
IN triumph.
.NurtaI. il be d lied that already le
HAS done mach. Pushing dogge,!ly en
ward with the fierce Resolution OF = inan
" ho Is intensely IL .; r,leot he has Tough
his way, ircn t'y incG, into tie ser}
heart al Virginia, and victory, soc los'
is how his amy 10 Richmond. n"ui'
prohsbl. place that Capital in his ands
& is inIoss bic TO read the accoun'
OF his operations without seeing taa'
are they those Of leader wG" possess. :
d.rng and capacity rot altogether in
commensurate TO ths mighty task tha'
lies b. fore him On 20 Richmond!
which has so often been simply the
waning GLORIOUS cry o. Noithcrn braggarie
Is with this stern ami valian! Captain
something mere; it means something
not 10 be merely talked shout, bus 10 be
done and it the Who'll strength OF he
North, intrus;ed 20 sIoug and capah.,
hands, caa 10 It, THAI purpose viii De
acJi.y, 4
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HEADQ'RS DEPT OF TEE CUMBERLAND, !
OFFICE or Grief ! EaIEEER
Chattanooga, Tenn June 10, 1854.

t,TrIcE or CHIrr EaIEEER,
Chattanooga, Tenn June 10, 1854.
70 present ard former Members Of the Ionssr Brigade
Army Of tae Ohnbcicnd. -a,es.=s:.' S.. =. =
THE UNDERsIGNrD HIS BEEN AUTHOR1z-
l. ed ny the Major-General commanding 70 raise
an Engineer egiment from the fioneer Brigade,
in secor lance with the following ect OF Congress-
approved May 20, 1884:
AN ACT to organize regiment of Veteran volur,
teer kngin era
BE Il resotusd 6y the Seyate and House Of ReYTecen-
tdtns cf Tie UniiN States Of Ape,Td IN Cbrh7rcss As
sepibjed, That the Secretary Of War be, and he is
hereby, authorized 20 enlist out Of any volunteer
forces IN the Army Of the Cumberland that have
served. OF are now erving rs pioneers, pontoHiefs
or engineers, TO serve wherever required for three
years, or durlngthe war, 70 consist OF tn coupa-
MES, and to have the sane nrgani cation, pay and
etnoUInents are allowed TO engineer soldiers
der the PROVISIONS Of the fourth section Of an act
entitled can act to provide for the better org niz-
ton OF the military estatiishinenb approved Au-
gust third, eighteen hundred and siKty-One.
~ec = Ard be II further sndStSd, hat the officers
of the engineers authorized to be missed under the
provisions Of the foregoing SECTION shall he appon-
tod and commissioned by the President Of the uni-
ted tates, on the recommend stion OF the conmar-
ceive the same pay and allowances as engineer Off
GERS OF similar grade in the regular army.
-
Al present and former u,esnfers Of the Pioneer
Brigade of the rmy Of the Cumberland are invited
to enter the engineer service in this reg ent They
can procure such additional Information as they
aIay need from me- or from any officer now serving
10 the Pioneer rrigs e, the majority Of whom wall
enter : engineer regiment.
Lieutenant Will tt, Engineer De, srtment Nash
vile, is the recruiting officer for Nashville and vi
cin..y. W. T. MEKRIL
Capt \. Engineers
Chief Engineer army Cumberland.
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A returned prisoner writes to the
Rochester Union that ii Government
will give him Ave hundred dollars and
six pairs of pistols he wild GO back to
Richmond snd assassinate JEFF. Davis.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
tsF
DOCTOR MCCELl.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE THEA TEKNT OF D!sF.sEs, Is
ORONNIEe HIA WITH SUCCESS n;
0fHE STATES, ~ RI II L.
NASHVILLE. TFNNESSEE,

NaSh 'IA-IsG. TENNESSEE,
Ny COOS VII snHS Us, e. the past f7s r-nEtr-
ng pTsc,ice hss increased hundred per car-t eve,
the ast year, until ia aat 70 10 s,Irpss,, II ax
&c tha S!;'ie With my gsnera, practice Ia TIE city,
treat tbs fslc1lnS
ChfeEle Gases
18th satisfaction. kheGLa.r,sT,, afFonfz,-s ~ TO-
lh,nga; Diseases ol the Throat, S,ye!lad Toi-t.
5ait LINKS, Pieurlsy Pas., Uiesrs C.rae-, GrYsl,
iHeesses q me hssrf aud Liver Inflammation o.
chs Stomach, Heilraig!s, Kings Er,! o. gcrofn,a
Deafness, Discusses Q: tbs Eyes, DcF9ijf7.ol 81
TENS, Dyspepsia or Jndigeston srI C,,ar,,,,,,,i,
together with al PflTs.o Ltsenses, al> isesses O,
tie Urinary Organs.
To the Ladies,
All Affections Of the Wocub treated v4s, s,,.,.asa
These Mariner la'uss Wtlo have teen go untc-.Ey-
cate 30 EllScsrfy OF proTe sbortOn Ca. 10 ra-rad
20 theig FIJI tine found rrsgnant, hy s:y, ma a
cell. f'7-'
stsrillE.
Young HIried Ladies vhoea ,,7,.{,.rl-.,,,, II ho.
lsen rot TO brins forth IL due season r-s7e,,Is,f
God hss ssid yen shouid nlultly slld r,,lansI. !.
this is yogE desice yon es-ssr,it- rrs etNa- nv
letter or in person. No ady Over tbi-fvfvC -
OF age need make application AUcCr7T-o1;,5..t.,
by letter or person strictly eonSJeot3aI
Night Emissions Cared,
sHr1S aap, stop !'v''oI'o you Rrtner 70 Ok a.
diseases SUBJECT to Esr there 10 disease So hard
scarce thu: understand treating II; and t. yoI, csT
gag that have cured dozens 10 his CITY s. vel, =
different States, Who have spent co.is- stsr dol
lar, and ara cow well cured by nns a-T, 6s;lv ra
eeiying ietiars snd sending piedicre 81, 81 80
the country. In g word ell TIA. sre cis.asec; II
any way, and viii give me csil VII l-iya sa.;s.
fs,ticn for all of tbs diseases rDenioned 3 tbs al
TsTtlssnent. The bess Of re.srences oven IN this
city. 80" - '-''
Al letters drectsi 60
DR.. NoEILL,
ot,ion stfee:, Sitsnslii,., renn.,
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SURGEON GEHFRai,s urFraE.}

Surgeon t9t.NEE4I.l uFF'IGE,
S,aagI>GI"E, -. /, jane -, erl
Va ANIEi', : Z tITEJH- 4 NJ, A-o; At SIX
w . r.UN5 Eph CuicRrs.' TturtF-. "sr IL
DIS c't Dc sr..d strs q ScI10 'sF.sr y 5:cai
oi.ess tI,;s. re med hy Eor-i Me,,.-
cd Jduec' g +. "cnve CO. ty hs SlrE o8-,Irt 4.
Ike ( 'G. ". GeieTil L. ph. tasr ta- aniIus .
wlll = 20 ptd surg or Asa ART S;;gy-oa, ac-
coT'inS 10 lex sppc tloES 4cc' !.iIDI Il D.: QUE
or l. e eetr.o;iie.s on resy1' ~ l. l.r-ao =,
rnurs. 4,;tS &c, hurld te AZ ttyfsgd 10
ourSeyO yIeuv-a L. = A, W,sn.rs ou, = g. or 10
the As. ssnC SUrgecu-rensr I, u. Il. l. srri >,
by Bca-t- ar- now IN session at boss. Rev
*. shingt"n. CIpcinnsn. d. L. Is AID Aes
UEtear-,
81 regimen 6ndidates DUsc Possess S II 2
ng.ish enc hoG. snd be ta,nli. ,rIt- HE
CO ~. uaiing AMI dispenS . Of Ia. d;;i.ss. Ai,-
Il CO. ,oGri II 5e III tue ~ tG5 CO OF ouTEecns
and ssiS 4 tourg Gus c.. teDsalon roIn 80 .
70 So" T 10y h, With Cit Ipg eto4s u.e
l-uc Quarter rru u reTvice thr.S yers
JekrE Is. RGkNE
lu!T --S,- thi';u Act 6 SUrSpUc General;
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EEAIQJA AZ TIERS DISTRICT Gt TE.NSESe EE,
NASHVILLE, I'm, July -, ls'i.
Special a. Is. Order
EXTRACT.
KTE1 ALL GUARDS HEPETOFCRE II.-
1 L. tailed by special Orders, either ":,,te,: O,
verbal, guard private property IN this city ami
vicinity, a.. hes hy relieved, nj srs ordered -
report Vt cuce, 70 Br g-trer. inc. r. = ! =, IL
nsC mig the Post Of Nashville, for assignment 70
Or. Der duty o. 10 be forwarded 70 chalT - ln@ct-
Pc -c:lS sAyiHC such guards shout their premises
are notified TO send tn AT 10 re orr rs are
IN directed, or subject both themselves AMI their
guards 70 penalties for violation Of Thu order.
~ conlnlard Of Malor-General NIEoY.
3. h POLK, N;,. ard 4. &. G..
juiyIS-3.
HEADQUARTERS P0SToF NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, July lIth. 1884.
GsSTEsL ORDERS
No. &.
Agroeohly 10 orders from Hes 5grartors
riiitary Division Of re NissssirpI, tst
Lieut.. WN. II, ERAcHEH, ..th n .5aua. j.
announced ss aecoLd Assistant Provost
AIaIahsI, Post al Nashville.
~ command Of
Brig.-G9u. jNo. F. MrLLz2.
". NEVIN,
Captain and !. A. G.
iulyl2 50.
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AFFIDAVIT

aE IAA L.
Personally appeared before Alderman OF
the CITY OF Phls ,e!phia, Il 4. Helmbo,d, who, be
ing duly swo-n, doth ~, his prepsrations conta Ii
ne narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious DR. ge,
but are purely vegets le- II. T. IELMBoLD.
worn and subscribed before me, shie sd day Of
November, 1854. VIM. p HIBBARp,
hldnrrnsn, sth-etreet above Race, Phils.
Address letters for inf rulaton in confderce,
1T HELMBoL, be1niss,
Depot l04 oCtn re-.th-e.Eset,
Below Chestnut, Ph Iadslphis.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTs,
AND UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS,
who endesycr 70 dspo ''OF Their ,oWN'' and
''othsr. articles or he reputation s'teipe q By
Heimeold's Genuine Preparations,
/" Is Extract BIZ IN, d.
rss4 g 6 Sarsspa-ilie,
+" :" improved Rose Wash.
Fold by al! Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOB HELGBoLpS-TdRE 10 OTTER
Cut cut the ADVERTISEMENT AID sem for It, AND
v0LD IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
june l0-lt
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IN H @ u ITY.
CABS No. e4z-)
Wrsy Gill;i.nd ct as, credtos Of the Into fir,
vi Trsbue = Luca is IL. Il. Le.as sury,vinr
rener "a We Lucas the pr,o w. 81 nal y
of 6 wa-d Trsb. g, deceased, ct as
NIUT,CE /, HEREBY GIVEN, HAT IN TgE
~ elIsus our OK toe oneSi : e tor tn Mid
Term. 1884, It was ordeaed snd dersad lev the
Cour il tho above cause rls. pub cain ~, = q
calling upon ant oen, .ndins hat eacA sad errrv
cTauicoF, ana otne1o ID e+rteo ID the tetate the
iats LIZARD ifaeue. Or ma e parties he Till IN
So; eau !, and requi, Ell 10 fie ith hs Clerk an :
de ter of b Oo,.t. snt-prove bis or b, demand
again tbs estate of Id Edward Irah,s by tbs
Sd n.p lay IL october. 1864.
july - .aA K. r CAMPREI L. c. and n.
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ATTENDED 9TH THE FOLLOWING ayisToEs-
iL-:ispus;t,on to t.zsrtIOu Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory. iticulty Of Breaking.
Wes6 Nerves, Trembling,
Horror uf Diseases Hahetuiaess,
Dltoness Of Vision Pei IN the Bacl-.
uiver.sl Lassitudo oftEe Flushing OF the Body,
II secular System, Frup:Cns On the Face,
Eo: H-ais. Psdd CO hteusnce,
pryness OF tle Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 70 on which THE
medicine invariGls'!- I. !-loTes, soon to,lc-
IAPoTENCT, FATCfTT, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in ore Of h.rh the patient may expire Who csn
say that they are rot Frequently followed by tore
6 e. eadn, dlses-ee,"
INSANITY AND CNESU MPTION.
Many are aHRrs Of the csJSs Of :helr st7fsr ne,
bus none " j confess Inc I6,o Tds Of the lcsazf
Asyiuuls 81 tne n,eisnchniy deaths by cccsuEnT'-
ton esr aln, o vi'rsss 20 tho truth q tbs
nCD
TEE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
oRGASic WEAKNESS.
requires the aid OF nedic;rs 70 strengthen a5 il-
vi:yorats tho system, which E{EEhiE0LDS tx
TR4ET RUtIIC isvG-',hly dccS. 4 Gllsl vii cor
vioce t5c roost s...rfirs..
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu
CURES
Seer EFT pIe5EA SE.G

in 81 thes- 9.4gosi g EttIo ezpa4sa; lizzie OF nc
h4nge n 4 It; 10 Inconvenience,
AND No E&PC5U2E-
T. cs;lSes ir.Guen, dss ra, aCL gives PtrsErth &c
rrGa1e, the Gty removing ohStT1hr.ons preventing
and c;,iirS stI-c.GEa- =. TIE Urstara, 2lEyInE pa,
s-d ln1lanIns.0c, oouei,5 IN tina ci,s Vi ci--
ea-es, and exprI.iGE POISONOUS, DLSEtSEL
zHD FTCGT or Ji&TIkE
TCc"@au suFcE ThcC5az-ds
wao RAVE BEEN THE VICTIM or QCACKs
anu who have Gl / RIA w i7EES % Re cured IL
! ahoyt time, have found they Ho-o deceived. and
that tEi- ''fcison' hss, by the ass Of Powerful
Astr;D9euts. hasr dred up IN L. system, 60 break
~. u 81 sgsrs7stad for1ns end s-Chepe ser ncsr
rage.
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Saddle Horse for Sale.

Rn faE FINEST saddle HORSE IN
AN Isnnee~es. beautiful BAY, 10 nsods
fW high. i've yes,s Old, t orougahrsd 8
LII offered fo- ssi- On Reasonable e. ms. Fog
f0i ..ies ia-osr,snoa apply &C tbs tniaa cfscs.
rupe H-t4
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trustees ale.

II p ESUAECE =" HE Pr 10 UNS o. A
J. aed eye utsd 20 ne Tr.siee ior tee t.,t-a-
81 tn cts,t x. hetr- OF William Bcu'vcIth,
6eces;sstr y =" hEsl NJ II rahac and Joseph o.
hn2y5is ZEE, t-4..nE ds,e June z>d. IL <, s:d res-
te-s ID t''aRegEtar on ~ Dsyits county,
ienne s9a Z book No ~, P. 6 q 81 cad ~, sod
~ TOR II lurEL ses '.iaIelr >pe f., y :. !!
81 ;:Ie hs;ho& - Ne, cgsh, oC WEUNE&rAI
the ~ ttI' proZILo, ict Vi gr Il Ne-t:ii q,
ai't'atsi ~ Nes side u Con, gestreef berxeea
Al: sn; Acsa~ry stree viz teg nn'uE az TIC
nor;n es.sF crssr Of he lot .: IL cre 90. ID
BY II. ii NIunan J. kpcsie- OF the S.sh
Ma, 1854. 10 Frederick TsIler-he cc-d t.
uAch y reg, 4Ted - 80 K No ~ ta1s 3zS--ur-
rins the22s ~ hq7srIy WITH Coii Ee-si-ea' cry
Tee NOR q has. Bcsyvc-,h Alley the-,se r-aS-
Yzs'd7 with ssl: Al, one hundred tg,-I- eight
leeE s-FeE I5etr9, more or esq Ga. AIley *
ie-%5d; N rce5cu:s .E5dig Win sad Ai.ey. s. az
ten 81. y 1885 yn0r- or ra5, to ETedsrltk Crs-
I-Ie-5 '. y. ole-i e.sacs With his line eestve-
y one hIE re ed th.-tye,ShJf 81 seven ,Drk.ss
i,ier2 CT eSs TO le beginning. ssIa o. sha prec2-
isss 81 10 &C. >cA,S II
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