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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

Gun WoUFDHD.-The hospital steamer Utica
arrived last evening from Aqula Creek with sight
hundred wounded soltisr. ss board. EyeythinI
was IN readinsss at the lAudinE 10 take the mes
on shore and 70 the hospitals. On the way 70 this
sity everything was dsbe 70 make those on bosrt
comfortable. Good nurses were in attendance,
ard the Sanitary Commission furnished proper food
and nourshment for the sick. shortly after the
Utica arrived, the taking OF OF the wounded com
menceh, and was continued uuremittinEly until
10 o'clock this morning. 0reAteare was exercised
In thu. duty. hence the great length Of tius II 90
'oupied to do work well.
The Utica, after disehsrGing her load, took on
board large number OF volunteer SURGEONS and
curses and returned ~ ones 70 Aqua Creek.
The hospital boat Conneotieut also departed for
tho same destination this morning. Thsrs are no
hospital boats at the Government wharf.
twas remarked BY the spectators ~ the land
Ing Of the wounded took place, that soAreely .
murmur fell irotn the lips Of the gallant fellows
who were pierced with rebel bullets; they sx-
pressed no regrets At their misfortune, and their
silence seemed to say 1--WE are suffering In good
cAuse-that OF our country"
Tho hospitals In the lower part Of the city are
nearly tuli the wounded that are to arrive will
be taken further up town and TO Georgetown.
several bosts are sIpssted up to-day with more Of
our wounded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

THH BILLIARB HALL,-MeaSrS. Pierce and
lryAnt announce through our columns to-day that
srsnEerS at their hne billiard Hall, No % KIM
Bteet, Alexandria This hall 10 undoubtedly ths
bet one IN town, has four PhelAn tables, and Il
admirably conducted. AttAohed 10 the billiard
hal is a ten pin alley whore Jimmy Nipple tbsttsl
known a. Ten-Piu Jimmy omoiAtss. We advise
all ySitoFH to Alexandria 70 Sail and see fieres
snd ByAnt, as they are both perfect Bentiemer
and, from the appearance Of their me hall, Ger
tAinIy uAn "k0ep billiard HAlooA."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

TUE only place whore you can purchase E1dia
gab6sT goods Of all kinds az Manvfafreys prices, -
81 H. a, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennhyivAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
uily repaired ~ short notice. mar sS-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

q ALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP AND GARRISON 70 UIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS, 40.
CHIEf oUARTrRaAsTrR's oFTIcr,)
DEror OF WAmIHoToE, }
WARRINGTON, d. C., May u, 1881.
VIII be sold at public suction, at Government
Warehouse No. 9, Seventeenth street, between II
and streets, Washington CITY, u. O., at 10 o'clock
m, THURSDAY, May %, 1884, uuder the super.
| vision OF Capt. ID. G. Thomas, NJ. 8. U .. AIa
large lot OF stores condemned ~ unit for public
| service, viz:
InfAntrV and CAV.lry Coats, and Trowsers,
Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Cops, Trun
pets, BuEles, Flags, Drums, Tsnts, Tent Poles,
Mess Pans, Camp Kettles, Spades, shoyelH, KnAp-
sacks, HAVerSAeks, Bed Sacks, ke AZ, he.
Also, about sixty 1907 tons OF Tent Cuttings.
Terms cash, In Government hndB.
Successful bidders will be requl' to remove the
stores within hVo tb) days from date OF sale.
D. X. RUCKER,
BriBAdier General and Chief QuArteTmAAter,
myI2-l1t Depot Of Washington, d. G,
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ALExAN DRIA NEW

We TAKE the following items OF Alexandria
news from the Slate Journal OF the 18th inst;
Arrest Of an 0Wcer.-Wm. W. sherman, First
Lieutenant OF company @, std n. Y. vols, was ar
rested on board the steamer sWAA last evening
soon alter her arrival fron Aqua Creek with .
largo number OF wounded. Ne was considerably
"inlicker" when appreciated, and ~ the surgeons
were unable to discover . scratch on his person,
and no was unable to account for his absence from
his Command, he was, very pEoPerly put dawn ~
skedAddler, and accordingly taken In charge BY
Provost Marshal General Wells, who will have
him forwarded TO Washington with proper sreaen'
tAls,
Confederate Naval 0ber CGUSh-FrGnklin Ar
thur, miiShiPmAn IN the sonisdsr1tc navy, was
command OF the U, g. steamer Primrose, station ID
on Maryland Point. Arthur was In a small boat
when captured, and was attempting 70 run ths
blockade into Maryland, for the purpose Of wish
Ing some friends. He was sent up hero by hnsisr
Brice, and forwarded to Washington.
GutrillaI Brought iA.-A batch Of gueIillAH, nTt
In number, was brought In 70 the provost marshal
yesterday, having been taken by . company o.
the 9Th Illinois cavalry, scouting in King GSoTI'
sounty.
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.GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.

WAI DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuRBAu,l
OrYIcE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,
WAsHIHoToH, D. c., April IS, 1884
WIN Be sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder atths times and places named below, via
Newport, Penna., Thursdsy May 9th,
Gettysburg, Penna., Monday, NAV 9th,
Altoona, Psnna.. Thursday, Nay 18th,
minnin, Penna., Thursday, May 18th,
ReadiuE, PennA, Thursday, NAV ash,
Lebanon, PennA., Thursday, June I'd,
Nor humberland, PennA., thursday, June eth.
scranton, Penn =, ThursdAy, June 10th,
williAmsport, Pennh Thursday, June nd.
one Hundred (ioo) horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred AMI Flfty taSo) at each Of the other
places.
These horses have been con 'emned a. unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales begin Al 10 m, and continue daily till all
are sold.
TERMS; CASH, In United States Treasury notes
only. lABEs A. EKIF,
Il. Col. and c. 2. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
-kieao
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DLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COM
aIEES3D on aF g1i On 90,
CAPITAL, $1,000 SHARES, slOO EACH.
TRUSTEES.
+, II. JUDD, New York.
W, l: LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
o. ". Glib, New York.
]. HALL PLEAsANTS, Baltimore.
LEONARD SWEET, WSShingtoH.
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston,
PreSident-F. II. JUDD.
Vice Presidv nt-W. l.. LEE.
TreAsurer-WALTER y. LAYTON.
SeeretAry-p. Ii FTLEJOHN.
Counsel-JOHN S. WOODWARD.
General DiTeetOr-MYLO LEE.
otiee, No. 20 Cliff street, New York. lap2s'im
pY W. L. W ALL & 90.
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, a.,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth ItS., wAIhinstop.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CsNEIaNnEHlG
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, de-.
Received fOrPriVAte sale.
r., L. WALL CO., Aust.
CHEAP BOOKS CHEAP BOOKSl
Upward of 1000 works OF English and Foreign
Literature, complaining
Hiaiory TrdV Is, Poetry, HopsLs, otS., etc,
At from
10 TO 40 per cent. below the regular prices,
At HElLPRIN'S Bookstore,
ga PennsylvAnlA avenue,
Apl4-eoim' bet. l2th and 18th streets north.
TOHH CKER'S
~ BUHLKR RESTAURANT
"a Ia Mason DOTep
BNA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets tup stairs
NJ proprietor Of this fAVorite Rostaurant hAl
| PAT cd no pains TO make this the best keslAuIanl
WAhhingtSni and he points win pleasure 70 ne
| Aryo patronage he has always been honored WIN
and respectfully solicit continuance OF me same
| GAME, OYSTERS hpd other refreshments con
TtAntly Oh hand, anil AttIe moSt reasonable tGtea
N'' DINNER, AND
prepared ~ tho shortest notice and In tho nusI
| IAuHfAetnry mAnnSr.
| BreGkfAIt from 10 - o'al1aE UigasE I'D Say
| dhT Al ell h0uTs Az ~
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared TO deliver TO purchasers In any part
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities TO suit pnI-
shAsers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tss Twelfth street, between < And , str eets.
nos-tf F.E. CORRFTT.
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A. Va, W.
"s-T-1so-X-Dra Plantation
,,..- r,,.,e- .,,., .9t.n 90 ,,xtro,.,a
rny pnat. hs.Iisr .nn.t,t.
rhey are An antidote 70 change Of water and dlst
s.,,a.S e''' WV" VI 'U,''P"A"A "@A '"''
Thsy ,tre.rths. tho system and oalivea th.
mind.
Thsy purity the breath and "'iai'J 0fth' ''on'
~, .r,. r,.n.r.,. and co,,t,r,tion.
nsy .urs ignrrbsa. CboieSs md Choiera MerSus
10y sa r. TIL -, nI.,nt ~ Ns,yn,s Hs.a
sui" A-''' So"P'~A' INV 'e''
M, an. A.. h.., r,,..r, 4, IN, voyb Tb.ymAh.
a. ~" ~ -. 49,. "a 80 .,hsn.tsd nstuTs,S
s.r .s.s.ss TInG 80 .n.nnassS ~ ths csi.-
49, C.iI..x. ~ cs..ssiiip Rs,k DSaS.iios.
%snaSu. &c.,. fsssndsr vI.1,S EInt.ri
s-.s. Az. C.s.,h 49, 900. 81 ssaEe
~ ES., Gort.nS.s nrdn.E -HesS-
80 No''"AS'''
~. ,.u.-,.. 4. . ..unl. ~ Al. ,s..I,.,, ds.Iy
III. ~. H'~P'' - 'A' N"A'
a. -, H.., sr,,.,rx,vn,r,,,oy
Cs.c,...., n n. "a ia
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GALE OF Condemned HORSES
- AND MuLEs.
CHIEF QUAELLRMAErEh'G oFYIcE,)
DEPOT OF WAIHIN0ToE,
WASHIE0ToE, d. C., April n, 1854.
VIII be sold at public suction at the Corral,
near the obIerIatlTy, Ia tho city of Washington,
D. c on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1884 and
WEDNESDAY, May -, 1854, 4 lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned A. unit for public service.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
d. II. RUCKER, >
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuArtermAatsr,
Ap2T-2st Depot OF WAshington.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ITO LET-.A THOROUGHLY FUR
Il NIsHED HOUSE, with all modern eonVe-
nieneesi gas and water in ohambersj large yard,
with hydfant and pump water. Apply at No.
street, corner Ninth and maisaehusetts avenue
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by a Toreigu military force, in near
proximity to the United States Long
continued applause
Cameron withdre" his resolution and
offered this:
Resoleea, That Abraham Lincoln be
declared the unanimous choice Of the
Union party, as its nominee for Presi-
dent OF the Omitted States.
As the vote was about being taken,
Mr. Raymond urged that the vote
should be taken by States; that as it
had been said there was a disposition
to rush the nomination of Mr. Lincoln
through this convention, and 10 stide
any contrary expression Of sentiment,
such q vote would carry with it more OF
power and influence than the passage
Of any such resolution.
The proposition was well received
amidst much confusion The States
were called, and the result was as fol-
lows
For. Mr. Lincoln-Maine, A; New
Hampshire, 10; Virginia, 10; Massa-
ehusetts q; Rhode Island 8; Connecti-
cut, u; New York, &c; New Jersey, II;
PennsylJ ania 81; Delaware 6; Mary
land, a. Louisiana, II; Arkansas, 10;
Tennessee, Is; Kentucky, p; Ohio, ~;
Indiana, % Illinois, 80; Michigan, l6;
Wisconsin, &c; Iowa, Is; Minnesota, s.
California, 10; Oregon, g; West Viz
GINA, 10; Kansas, 6; Neb ;ka, 8; Col
orado, 6 Nevada, 6. Total, 497
For General Grant-Missouri, %.
On motion Of Mr.. Hume, of No, the
vote was declared unanimous. The en-
thusiasm was immense.
The Convention proceeded to vote
for candidate for Vice-P President
Daniel Mace, Of Ind, presented the
name Of Andrew Johnston Of Temnes-
see.
Mr. Stone, of Iowa, seconded the
motion.
Mr. Cameron offered the name of
Hannibal Hamlin.
Mr. Tremaine, of n Y, in behalf Of
a portion of the delegates, presented
Daniel s. Dickinson.
The President announced the follow
ing names as being before the Conven-
ton:
Andrew Johnston, of Tennessee
Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine; l.. H.
Rousseau, Of KY. Daniel s. Dickinson,
of New York.
The House then proceeded to ballot.
As the vote proceeded, it was soon APP
parent that Mr. Johnston, ofTennessee. !
was TO be the nominee, and, before the
vote was announced, thevarious States
whose votes had been divided, com
menced changing their votes, and |
went unanimous for Johnston amid |
great enthusiasm.
The chair announced the next bust |
ness in order, was the election Of a
National Committee, and the States !
were called to name the same, which |
was done.
After various resolutions of thanks /
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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The Campaign in Virginia.

There now exists no doubt of one
thing; and that is, that LEE has receiv-
ed all the requirements he can get.
BEAUREGARD and BREcKENRIDGE are with
him and with all these accessions, he
has not only oeen unable to break our
lines, but he has been compelled grad
ually to fall back.
There now remains no rebel force Of
consequence, south of the james; but
Bu7I ER's army, too; is weak, and can
not now take advantage of that circum-
stance. But It may be made stronger,
and that too, without weakening GRANT,
indeed both of these officers can be
strongly REINFORCED, at the same time
We know something of the move
ments going on, but do not publish
them, because manifestly contraband
in there nature; but we can assure the
rebel sympathizers, that in a short
time. their faces, now beaming with
smiles, viii be materially heightened
The situation is this LEE has his whole
army on the north of Richmond, and
yet GRAFT, with his present force, gradu-
ally drives him back. A serious dem
onstraGon on the south, would neces-
sarily compel division of that force;
and under those circumstances, how
long could our army be held in check
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EnthusIasm Of The People.

If any one ever entertained doubts
as to the enthusiasm Of the people for
the nominees ofthe Baltimore ConYen-
ton, the Impronptu meeting, of sew
eral thousand people, in front of the
ST. Cloud Hotel, night before last, must
have dispened them Several thou
sand people, without any preconcerted
plan Of action, assembled TO congratu
late the Governor, upon his nomination.
and the manner in which his remarks
were received, evinced the depth OF
feeling which prevailed
The rebels hate Governor JOHNSTON,
with horror unparalleled, because he
II one of their sblest and most deter
mined enemies; and just in proportion
as they hate, viii the Union people
honor him, aud labor for his sue
cesA
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g ALLEGATION nor restrain the expressiC h
Of my gratitude that the Union people,
! through their Convention, in continu-
ed effort to save and advance the ne
ton, have deemed me not unworthy
TO remain III M present position I
know no reason TO doubt that l shall
accept the nomination rendered, and
1 yet, perhaps [ shouldn't declare def
nitely before receiving and considering
what is called the platform.
| / viii say now, however, that APP
prove the declaration IN favor of so
/ amending the Constitution as to pro-
/ hibit slavery throughout the nation.
! v hen the people in revolt, with the
/ hundred days explicit notice that
/ they could within those DAYS resume
their allegiance without the overthrow
/ OF their Institutions, and that they
/ couldn't do it afterwards, elected to
stand out, such an amendment Of the
Constitution as is now proposed be-
came fitting and necessary conclusion
for the success Of the Union cause.
Such alone can meet and cover all
cavils. Inow perceive its Importance,
and embrace it in the Joint names of
Liberty and Union. Let Us labor to
give it legal form and practical effect.
At the conclusion of the Presidents
speech, all Of the Committee shook
him cordially by the-hand, and offered
their personal congratulations
The members of the National Union
League adjourned yesterday from Bal
timore to this city, and called upon the
President this afternoon The chair
man Of the deputation spoke to the Pre-
sident as follows
Mr. President: | have the honor of
introducing to you the Representatives
Of the Union Leagues of the loyal
States to congratulate you upon yoJr
denomination, and to assure you that
we will not fail at the polls to give the
support your services in the past so
highly deserve. We feel honored in
doing so, for we are assured we are aid
ing in re-electing to the proud position
of President Of the United States one
so highly worthy of it; one among not
the least of whose claims is that he was
the emancipator Of 100000 of bond
med
The President replied as follows:
Gentlemen, l can only say in res
spouse to the remarks of your Chair
man that l am very grateful for the
renewed confidence which has been
accorded, both by the Convention and
the National League / am not insen-
sible at all to the personal compliment
there is in this, yet do not allow my
self to believe that any but a small
portion of it is to be appropriated in a
personal compliment The Convention
and the nation, am assured, are alike
animated by higher view of the in
terests of the country for the present |
and the great future, and that part |
am entitled to appropriate as q COM
pliment is only that part which | may |
lay hold of as being the opinion Of the |
Convention and Of the league, that |!
am only worthy - be entrusted with |
the place ! have occupied for the last |
three years. have not permitted my
self, gentlemen, 10 conclude that | am
the best man in the country, but l
am reminded in this connection of
story OF an old Dutch farmer, who re-
marked TO a companion once that il
was not best to swop horses when cross
ing q stream.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

FROM eight to twenty yesrs standing, with names
known 10 science md anlo.
For medical properties or BuclIu, see Dispense
tory Of the United STATES.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Or.
Phvsjck Philadelphia.
Sec remarks made By Or. Ephram Airu0w,ll, q
celebrated Ply ieiaus and Iuemnfr q tHe Royal
College ct Surgeons, Ireland and pui4ehet ia tt"
Transactions Of the hing and Queen journal
See MedicO-C hirur2eai RsveE, piihished -
Benjamin TIayers, Fellow Of the Royal College O.
surgeons.
see most OF the he antaTd works 0n medie.nr
Exuact Buehg $50 % p6r bottle Of -iN ior oye
90 SGrsapsrlia, 100 c'V
Imprd Rose Wash, "a -"
Or half dozen Of each Tor slZ Nhtch all ie
sufficient 70 cure the most ohstls 80 r-s b cifec
tons are adhered 10.
Delivered 10 any address. securely packed nom
oh ervRii0a-
Dss-l res Ilbe SYM 51ns iu 90 eE fliiIc tLiDili
Cures guaranteed ADVICE grats
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MARSHAL,s SALE.
No. 20.

- O. ~
UaHsf Strss g. B-esaIs's F5aa3rs, g..
4 WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC SALE. TO THE
l highest ladder, i0r cash, a % near he Depot
of the Na=hFi!e and Chsftanc1g< haiircad, IA the
city Of Nashville, on WEDNESDAY Ihe l5ih day
oil June, lN6t,
swing
doutle Lathe, p uch shear, q inch swing
] doutle headed Lathe, Il inch shears, - inch
SWIM
Laiile. u inch shears. "a inch sEing.
% -
II ~
IS
small Tstae Dnii Press.
3 upright Drill Press
! large upright Dfili Press.
] barge Bolt Cutting Machine
I Pein-rs fees table,
Foundry Truck
: small Bellows.
I klacksuIth's Crana.
SIS rs Smiths Tongs.
] Cone.
Q small Auvili-.
ls1 ihs Man Drills, and . Get shsfung.
msy = < X. 6LA5COCk. n II. D. 7.
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BLOOD! BLOOD LOODl
HeImbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

Thi- is an affection Of the Hood and attacks the
Sexual organs, Innings Of the Nose Ears, Throat,
Windpipp and other mucus surfa rs, making It=
appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. Helmhold's TX
tract Sarsapsrilla puri6es the Blood and removes
aIl srsly erup'ions Vi the skin giving 20 the com
r,cxion q clesr and health coOr. Il being prepaT
ad EXPRESSLY for this class Of conp dnts, IL blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater OK
tent than any other preparation Of 7arsaparla.
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Springfield Pike.
Edgefeld FUNCTION.

~ OR TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
ashyiIe on Callatn pike; lJt acres open, balance
timbered. Dwelling house large brc6) contains
rooms, and has the usual arIn buildings attached.
Railroad Station On the place.
PIice shopper acre. Terms easy.
Auuivto NELSON q MURFREE.
r9rafn-1,r AGENTS ~ Cherry Il
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases oil ~yPhilit.c na
ture. and a. an injection diseases 81 tie uriisry
organs, arising from HABITS Of dissipation used N
connection With the Extracts Bucnu and Sdrsspa-
rlIa ia such diseases as recommended
Evidence Of the most Responsible aud reliable
, harleter viii accompany H. incidence
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Iowa Lands for Sale.

100 ACRES FIRST RATE LAND FOR SALE,
IZU IN yell Township Boone count', lows, II
miles northwest 81 Booue-horo. the county seat
miles from Alll,opd from Ccutreyle, and ~ from
DAILY tlty. A Hailruad runs within miles oil the
Tract and plenty 81 cool and timber can ~ he'd in
: miles ritl- ta0a. VIII b. exchanged l0r Ten
EEI.sON 3 MURFREE,
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
oip OR Young, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR coz
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many sffectons peculiar 10 Females, Tie FIX
tract Buchu is umequalled ny any other remedy, as
in ChlOross or Retention, IrregIarty, Painfiuness
or Suppression o. the Customary Excavations, u
cersted or Schirrous state Of the Uterus, LeUcor-
Ihe2, or Whites, SieTIlIty, and for all complaints
incident 10 the sex, whether arising from indiscre
ton, Habits Of ssipati0n, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
No FamiH Should be Without T.
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AFFIDAYIT

AFFIDAVIT
Personally sppesred before me m Aldermen 0.
the e. y d Phiisieiph.s h 4. Helmboid. Who -
liz duly sNoFD' doth say, his preparations cortpn
Do narcotic, 10 mercury, or other uIuunu7 drgRss
Dlf are pureiY vegetable III. q. HElNhDiD.
sworn and subscribed before me. tni- 81 day 81
November. 1ss4. WM T.. HIBBARb,
Alderman, 9fh-street. above Rae, Fnila-
Address letter. tlr Information iu r0nhdrncei
n. r. HELMBOLI' Chemist,
DeTot l0i routh Ienth-stre-f
BelOE Chestnut, Ph ladelph'a.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AND USPKISCIPLED DEALERS
sh0 enaeasor 10 dispose "OF THEfH ONS" and
other articles on The reputation attained IS
Helmbold Genuine PFeTarNN ions.
EEtract Buehu,
5srsaparllla
Improved Rose wash.
sold y all Druggists everywhere.
AK FOR HEI.MBOLDS-TAkE 10 OTTER
COT cut the advertisement and send foru. AND
AVOfD IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
June l0-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-11
West Nashville Dwelling.
A Handsome Brick Dwallinn Bousa

NTEAR FORT HOUSTON. WITH SIX ROOMS,
y Three cellar rooms. cisterr, stable, carriage
house B. Lot 30 bT 20 feet 90
A1piv 70 NELSON &MURFREE,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-11
Take no Ra!ram, Mercury. oruuI leasaut medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HaImb0ld's Extract BuChu
CURES
Seer ET DISEASE rs

la eli their stages at littie expense little OF 40
h9nge ia d tt; no Inconvenience,
AND 40 EXPOSURE.
u causes frequent des re, and gives strength to
intimate, thereby removing ObstucuOus, preventing
and curing structures Of the UT5shra. elJyiug pain
and Inflammation, SO frequent IA his cias' Of dis
e4-eS, ami expelling POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF QUACKS,
and who have pad HEA " FEES 10 ba cured in
short time, have found they were deceived, AMI
that the "Poison" has, by the use OF Powerful
Astungents" been dried up in the -ystsm TO treak
out il an aggravated form, snd PERHAPS AFTER mar
r.sge-