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SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.

final desolaton. Thus deep, religious fcel-
ings are mingled practically with political
schemes Of vast magnitude, and old things
threaten to pass away aud new things cast
thoir shadows before them. In this fearful
uncertainty, whom all hearts arc filed with
care and al minds bent upon preparing for
tho coming storm, whose distant hut cminbus
mut!sring browns all other voicos, no sympa-
thy is left for the civil war in America and
the fate of young people just struggling
into existence. But if We have no help to
expect frora abroad: if our brave wrest il e
with advers:sy is but dumb show to Euro
peau eyes, snd the cries of anguish Of Gu out.
ragged Estion reach not across the broad ocean;
if humanity and the brotherhood of ra!ions,
and even Christian fellowship have, for
time, become but empty words, let us
not be dismsyed nor dishesrtened. God 10
with us, and We will yet conquer. And when
all tie nations of the Old World are bat
Ting with each other, and ono after another
sink exhausted under the burden their old age
or ables tbsm no longer tn bear, we shall rise
Eks the phoe nix from the athas, in fresh
yoath ard renewed vigar. Taught by advor-
sity. tiled in Il furnace Of fire, we shall have
learnt to roiy on ourselves, in dependence on
tho A mighty alone, aud be ready to run our
race and to fulfil our vocation among the great
nItiJns Of the earth.
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NASSAU ITEMS.

The Augusta "Ccast;,u.iHnwIist" contains O
l,tsr from N:asnu, Gnt3i O;s. la, from which
we gather the following itoms:
We hare rnm butono mail per month from
ths United Sfn'"1.
The Yellow Fever hns been very prevalent
hrra s;;- s1mmer. | All just recovering frcm
~ alta k cf il. TO riliz ;rs Of Yankee land,
and otrcf c2ld climates, is has bsen very IA
tni. Tho IaMhao Consul lnst his wife hcro
about two weeks after they arrived. lie is e
ely fox aul en1earars t. gain thu h"lnnint'
a1Gn cr'he .x:c folks here uud fad out what
he c.n in quiet manner.
The Yankees rnw require passports for nar.
tics going To tho United States, and as their
passports ure II define ttn position Of the par
~, 1net who were in The habit Of going to
Ecg;nnd by steamer. =; New York, will now
have to 70 By sailing vess,ls direct, as there is
m steam communication with England, ex-
copt viz iIayhnna, which consumes very long
time. owing 20 e want Of connection ct Havana
anL 81. Til1mps.
Business has hann quito brisk lately.-
Blockade eeascls arrive aud depart, and make
no secret OF it. The business is thriving
S!ocss nra growing light, and quite heavy
ad1srco in cation goods and prints; also in
medicines Prints OF Il auitabie character for
present shipping are mostly out of tho mar
ket
I wi!l write you occasionally aad more full.
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A4ERIrt TuZ MIDST oE WAR.
tsrom :fesp-c! C"mr!.soaer 0: The London Telegrap
New YORK. Sept. II, 1864.

From sp-cGi C'nr.sloaer o. The London Telegraph
Nrw YoRg, Sept. II, 1864.
Gon. Sherman il commander who deals in
no half measures I[ia rlotto il thorough" ;"
Ii he he high hsndrd, !lo is iron-handed, too !;
acd hn has strength to execute that which be
has will & .nHccivS. lic lus Tot traced the city
Of Atian:. to tho ground, because he wnnta its
houses 10 ~ eiter his tr2aps while they recruit
tilcir exhausted Ell rgie- heG.uic wants :ts
s!reis and warehouses TO s!ora ~. lnu:'it:onS,
AID Is con1ergin.. railways n bring his eup-
plifs South; and also, perhaps, because Re
does nat think it worth lis Wills to tFRmp'e
undsr flct The c ke for which he has hungered
en long, ard which has ocst him thirty thou
Rard III II Ia iri:: But he has determined tc
lust ug" Atlanta ithsta7dirg. AS n
S u:i.ara .jsri. il u Ds" wiped out" AS a
home of sccc sion, it is to ho ''squelchsd"
The mcdc of procedure adopted by General
Sher.nnn for bringing this result about il orig
innf eri unprecedented. He has simply ex-
pnilad ecary white oi:i7.n from tie oisJ which
ne ii mo. tan.ure, bat which Surrendered 10
his mercy. lie has made clean sweep Of the
tswrspe0nle. The ladies ran away before he
came lie has sent the menfolk after then.
Gentle and simple, merchant and storekeeper,
labo7er epi moahaDic. patriarch and school
boy, haby in arms end ted-ridden pauper, all
mus; clear cu. Those who choose to take the
oath Of allegiance may 20 North those who
refuse to take it will be sent South but all
muat 90. The negroes only are permitted to
remain. They can bo made useful, They
can be turned into drudges and beasts Of bur-
der, or, with muskets and bayonets in thsil
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N Ed.


DIED IN s city, or the 22d October, MARY VIRG ISIA,
daughter Of Howard II. aud Florence E. Young, aged
years s'il 10 con.n..
Washington, ID. e., papers please copy.
DIED. In Neckenburs county, ut the re.iteuca o. his
gTa.imo,he: oil the 2ls ci September, R0gT. LEOEIE
If;iG ,a!sn son 0f ts late Major Benz irn watkrs
La':l.
ritn, q nyEiIa-ia. nv Saturday evening, ,he 10 h
utt.n ~ 'ae Falls OF Srus., II WsSr c0u::y North
Irn!i-x. Willie J., OF ]. }. and ann t'trsu-a.
bc:G'iui bog has become, with deep L!s
6ad thc: aud mother. AMI yei with elbcng TO bath,
moIe b-Suta Angel IN Heaven. In HE r, !u dssih,
sscs: little Willie was o shining sIemphhcston OF the
purify o, chccd. and his gentle spirit becson
CT 10 the Heicr Land u' c,ed the sincere
bypa;hles OF us al borrowing !,thsr ssects these
ine4 Us The last r!but' TO The des. boys memory:
Il aometmcs dream his pleasant smile.
hii 1a ms sve ty t.!l'
His ioneI nf 1--we f;.n:!y hear
NV np'~r IN sadness call.
Iknop thar he Is hspyy.
W'!h ~. an<Gi pinr-hSs on
But INV a.artts rny drnoa'e
IL hiHk M'it h, l. XIIs.
''Ti. .ss".Ttch--the Departed,
Thcy wit us In dreams,
krd ,lrs Gid: above memories
Ike sha'ioSS over streams;
Rr' wh"rs TIE cheerful lights Of home
In constant lustre burn,
III. Departed, the Departed
g. L.syrr more return !" II.
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MH"!GEG pGhES ~ CASTLE TgTSDEa.--Tha
:"'astrrt .. u Oraa7 Ogden, lat. Mnisger
OF Re h'catn"nd ThaItTc, whose escape scme
'hr,a N:rks ~" ITcrl military authority vas
TIC :: "fco ct considerable comment, creates
:.a:Ire':y u il7sty topic. lie was arrested on
Ihusrt.y let by Confederate sccut. named
John Iayior, ~ the uUuss of Mr. Fielding
Lsris. in k:HG George county. where he was
s'"nrin.: aa Grcst, RTi arrived in this CITY
uzdeT' til, esear. OF his 5api5r, cr Friday night.
liz W9n Immediately committed to Castle
tnnndsr. The announcement of bis arrival
in Yankscdom by 2 Northern pGper WAS of
ccu7so fu!se, hnd doubtless intended as q ruse.
Il npnears that Ogden, after his escape from
the fredericksburg train, proceeded immedi-
stsy towards the Potomac, but, az he states, AZ
j: wGs not originally his intention to 20 to tho
North, he decided that be would not 20 now.
Flo wcs ,hreo times at Matthias Point, whero
be bad every opportunity to GROSS into Mary
LAID, and, althcrgh he felt sure that,
should he retErn to Richmond voIrns
tarijy or by oompulsion be would bo cub
jscted to arrest as deserter, he was
weak enough to permit the consideration ne'
ii: !aeuiiur status % a foreigner, though de-
oiGcd against him by the courts, to prevent him
from quitting .:bc Confe!eracy as fugitive
He s'ates that bis only otjeo. in leav;S Rich.
mond VIXEN he did was TO avoid being tsruss
into company Of conscripts at Camp Lee and
hurried to the field, after he had asked per.
mission 10 join local corps, in which were
some of his personal friends, and 90 with them
to tie front. which requegt was peremptorily
refused. His case will shortly be examined
by military court, when, doubtless, some now
points will BE- presented affecting the rigls Of
rho Corfeieracy TO bis services, though, as he
has }eiurc declared. b, lag heen willing to do
military duty with othsr Foreigners in the
loca! service. lie believes that he is q porse-
cutei rlhn, and expresses soms apprehension
tho: tao sentiment ageiust him may induce
the authorities to hustle him tilSpsha hurried
examination, and either force Inn into tic
army Or iEf:ci some punishment mon him be-
fore bis plea Of justification can Be properly
considered. lleis hardly correct, in ttis 7iew,
however, as his Prominence as . theatrical
"msnsEer, actor md suthor," the -furne
with lis supposed exit from the South pre-
ducsd, or any personal enmities to whiok bo
in coamcn with all fash is heir, cannot SUBJ
jaet him to the hostility OF tho authorities,
who a'o bound, in the language oe tie Jaw,
TO hold him innocent until be is proven guilty.
It is quite certain that his position looks
rssheE guilty than otherwise, taking his own
actions, which open wide field for prejudice,
Us evidence.
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SMALL COMFORT FOR CANADA.-The London
.T,ue,'' gives Canada fair warning in avery en-.
ohsiic lss'rr, that she has nothing to e1pec;
fr,m ENGLAND in the way of defence England
can DO nothing on ind. She did her ntlno'i IN
the c, impa. All the to, ,ps she c'uld srnd TO
Canada woull net stand one bttt hGsn"t u
Eoi thsrn army, commanded oy dsnelai ot:n..
,sI, of tbem Az TO the Cauaoi4ns, it seems that
thew can nis. 90 1000 men a'l tel and the
"Tims,'' Il ii.ules the idea OF such force stsnt-
inp a mom:nt before aFedsrsl army. The Eng,
lish Of this is, if you want Canada take it aud
welcome. England is ready to give qu't-cl.ln I'M
.,.mo,row ss the prics Of peace Yon mny COM
quer the South or not--restore the UDion' or lsil
10 restore it-but when you want Canada there
it is, gentlemen, help yourselves.
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EuRRrsr's Nilko PRIsnSSRs.--Fnr

FoRRrsr's NiuRo PRIsoEERs.--Forrest'
negro prisoners nre being put to good use-
Tho Mobile Register" Gags: Forreet is re-
por1ot 0y :, tho ishses papers to ssys baeh'
atssrward. A moderate brigade Ct their ghosts
may DO Hoen any morning marching out to cur
entrerchments, in military order, al in Ysn,
kea unlfjrr and with spades ca their shoul-
t@rs; AID we certainly never saw that many
hundred ghosts presenting 60 substantial and
o0Itented 80 appsGsGnoe.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, on tha 2,st October, at ST. James Church,
Richmond Ivy the Rev. Dr. Peterxln, Captain CADWAL-
LhGSR lREDELL. lst n. O. cavalry, to Miss MATTE
S0UTiGaTR. daughter Of the late Dr. Ro5t. southgate
6l s.c.f3k, Va.
NortcIA, VI and Csrl!Je, Pa, papers rleaie copy.
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Alsin Gilltn, who suprised and murdered
John Morgan, Ea5 West Point cadot frt m
Tennessee, and is the only officer in ahe YAM
kse army who graduated ut West Point from
that State.
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GENERAL WooL.-Th" 4n.s f I; .rai =
lion having retired Ga.' Wo'' Gr n =. =
tary service, srl l4ch; | lin a. Tlny r
no young lioutena'Its .jirt Sim VIII ; o
spare dollars snd irexpcT Mce i'll the i.,,r. .:
"peksr" can tempt an coury 5!r :: ,... =
tunl faculties. he Eas b. t ken t.n's..li :
t:.g letters on political sorra :ac 1T :r.-
dac!ion OF tho Gnrsrn n,:.npca n'c-c =
c9urn in the Tribune" 1.t aida +" :. r;
mony a!zsady eA.s;::.rs lie opinion of the "
ter .aat the disuEi1nir;s Ct tie South jc-;,e
noth;ag 90 rouah in 1860 ~ the eieasyn /;
Mr.. Lincoln. General Wool writes:
Fooled in several previous attempts to &c
oomplish their objces, they (disn":oai.s-) }
determined, as a las: resort = ':-'-, re
Democratic parry. asd run two c,r..i:as 50 f,f
President, that tie Republicans might eiec:
their candidate -45rdham Lincola."
This agrees vita the :satrtnenta Of hr.
Horace Gfeely, that RLe:t seI bis tiaunion
crew longel a1d laborej fr :ac election OF
Lincoln.
General WooPs criticisms upon. General
McOle'lan's movements from Fortress Monroe
TO Yorktown derive especial significance from
the fact that the former telegrsrhei cne day
that our troops would i1d no enemy in tha.
direction to resist their progress, and tas
next dsy, that Mag:uier, with not lss4 ths:
| thirty thousand man, waa At YorktoWo. Pj;r
Wool IL NsT York World
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ARRIVAL OF YAsKkE PsIsoNrRs.-Four-
teen hundred and sixty Yankee prisoners,
c,ptu, ed at the battle of Csiar Creek, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning, at nine
o'.lo.k, from SIaruton. This number inclu les
thirty four Officers, whose uames'ars as fol-
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LATER.
suCRIpAN's LOSSES.

Tho Now York Herald" of the 2lst is fll-
cd with glorifcation over Sheridan'S victoTy
in the Valley, and insists that it was the
"rebsi General Lensstrset' " ho was defeated,
and that ho hal with him "new army"
ShsriINn's losses are estimated o: fully five
thousand.
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rar coNtTIrUr1oNAL ELECTION.

The result of ths vote on the New c. n'ttu-
ton is ret doubtful, though the prospect il
still favorable to its adoEtin. Official returns
have been received from oil the counties OF tkt
State, except Qusen Aune's Dorchester and
Somerset. Adding the rhparted najoIi.'ss
from these counties to the return. Of The home
yote foot up ss iolloys:
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s1a6hTlllf $5JGi0ll.
WV. CAMERON d CO.. Publishers


Nashville, Tenn, Aar'li 2sth, 1884.
In aecordafee yl'n >pocia. Order 40 10,
dau,a March 22ad, q j. hereby ordered
I. Thas occupants 20 StIres, Restaurants
and Dwelling House, VIZ .e required "a
-,lean their yards aad cellars. end have the
FL removed, within ioriy-oight hours
srom the date Of this order. no garbage oI
tint OF any Kind viii be allowed 10 accu-
mulate Oh any premise Within the CITY
limits.
IA. AL dirt 70 be removed f. barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys b!
the persons occupying the same. - rab-
bish Will DC allowed o remain more than
twenty -four hours Nitho5i beng. removed.
III. 0dai, the secunulglou " kcslau-
rants, must be removed ty th- occupant
each day, Sunday excepted before -
4. " All ashes and rubbish VII BE- sci il
barrels on the side walk before ~ a. y
each day.
~. Hereafter occupa1ta q stores and
Houses viii be required 90 have he rear o.
their premises clean, sLd lie side wiz
swept before 4 u. each day.
v. Any violation 90 thc above Order WiN
be punished b. fire Of Five Dollars, Is
10 be collected by DC Provost Marshal.
W. As clean ness - one Of taC first re-
ouisites 70 health, it il heped the citizens
viii do al in their power To- assist ia re-
moving one Of tie frst causes Of disease
As soon rs q sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii given, and tho
dirt and rubbish removed without cost T.
citizens.
VII. As It is my intention 20 remove al
filth from The city proper, whether ia th,
shape OF dirt, rubbish, or dead animals
any information that wovld tseiltato th'
ubove-wil be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken 30 the premises.
VIZ. j. CHAEHFELATE,
Capt. end Chief Of City Police.
ap2-Im
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Unlled Stales OF AmcrIca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No 81.
"HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IN the District IcGftut tie United States for
sad District, TIRE 10th clay cf april. 1864, ly
Horace h. Harrison. Esq, Attorney az the United
States for SUD District. agn-l IS watches, ami e
kegs OF wEl>key, alleging m sUp-.r-lcc that sar
said District on land, by . g. 0ljn, E-i.. .rfty
Of Customs af N->uFlll. as forfeited O. tur United
States for ylse, iE r,iI Information sos forth and
averrei d be true, ani praying Tor the Usad pro-
cess, g..
Nov, therefore. in obeGC-ce 20 Che monitor nm
der the seal Of s-.l Court, 60 lne -o-;.l. hereby
give pUhlc warning o. al. persons concerned ia ii-
tefest "a SAID property. 60 appear h..0r. SSH CoCr,
on the sth Gay oi MAY, te.f 10 t.te Federal
Couu Rosin. In the capitol 20 Nashville. sf 20
o'clock. 8. a.. Then aud lsera 10 ur0Hauuti iaeIr
claims and make thc.r allegations.
J.. D. GIs~CUcE.
Mar-h3l of th- N.a. Dist. %. Tenn.
1r-Tff
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

TRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
VI AGE he hRs received, DE. Coleman respect
fully Informs citizens end soldiers thss be has re-
moved his DISPEN5ARY -
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Sale or Valuable Clty and EdgoGeld
Property.

10Y virtue Of a Deed oi Trust executed . zoe IN
I'D the 18Th Gay % fapteHler, I8Al 10 Gcor. Q
v Hitshings and wife, Mel s5tJ. E.teiugs, aId o. o
supplementary thereto, exerIt-.l ~ Tire same pas
ties On the lst day &c october, isH the first regif
tered IN the Registers D4Iee a. Davidson Count 4,
Book No. 81, pages Z55 and 700 a-d the sccou.
registered ~ said Office Book 80. 81, lsge "a, 9ni
foT tiir turlto-eS therein ca-d, t8-i-. To 50
cure the PAYMENT Of debt due 20 A. %. Naddrl ,
Will. o. ne z5d uay of Apul. 1854, 90 the Cont
House door ~ the city Of Nashville expose % put
lie sale to the highest bidder for CASH tie llGoR-
ING described red e-fate, situated IN The city (
Melville and F9gcfald tic first Bounded 49, r.
lows. to-,rit B,ing Lot So. 90, IN the lln Of IA
go ~ N.sf.ili,. l.ayi.5ifae t the rort ,azt cor-
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-o
SAT Ne. 5.--THK SLAVE IN 1865.
no. I. u the cotton FIELD.
2 The Christmas week.
s. The sale.
s. The parting; " Buy rs too"
s. The lash.
6. Blow loT blow.
z. In the swamp.
g. Free
g. Tie Union iinesi
10. Make way Cor Litsrjy.
Il. Victory.
T. He died for victory
lR ooierng the number q the Set Is only neces-
-trv % mention. For instance No. J. & or g or ell
81 them, 4 a!l are desired.
Price, 90 Cents each Set.
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three sets, joue Of esch, s. sampled post
f.lu l1I.-.-.-.. / %
One dO1aa So, lsssorted, n preferred,)
post pad lor-....-.. 4 %
SIX dozen set, assorted, Z preferred
fe'rh, Vsld bv buysr...................... n o.
One Gross, tss-0gted, 1t preierred,) freght
Ttl1 ~ buyer. ...-.-.......-. s. o.
Army Agents. suffers and Pedlars, If they prefer
q uI1y send taefr orders and money through any
Express Company, with instructions 70 psy Tor
oood- on delivery 81 Che osiice q the company
heTe. ECwsmeu snd others IN permanent locflity,
alI send money fer Smldl orders; large orders II
pr.Lr-st, T.. - =. send your orders IN fan to IN
@are promp. delivery. Sel al les.eIs carefully,
aud ssidgr-s l'.ssniy %
GEO P. JENKINS,
Western Agent.
Msrll-su 10. 10T Main street Cincinnst, o.
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Notice TO Claimants In "The Gun gactC-
PV55 Casp
INFORMATION No.

IN tie y. S. Circuit Court for tie H.3ais Dis
trict Of Teunessce, ApiW Ttrnl, 1861.
WTHEREA5, ~ AMENDED INFORMATION
Wv has been filed in said Court. ny Horace IL
Harrison, ESQ, Attorney o. the United -lstes TO.
the Middle District OF irlur--sc, eu ihC 81 d8y
OF Aprl. lea against certain lot u lhe city q
Nashville, and DistrI dcro ia, of which is erectc.
''The Nashville Gun Factory" which lot b., u said
amended Information, FsIf"tlfi.y oe-.raed, aHl
against 81 persons lawfully i.ilarseusrE for theli
interest therein, aiirclE lhaJ SAID property $50.
foriess, Tor ca.sc- ~ltal. ia tte original au5 -l..
amended Information, ard praying mo lion ;ien
sc. m tbs behalf
Nov, Therefore, pursuant 70 he monitioH uDlel
the seal Of ssId Cont, 20 Ile ,lreetei, Hereby give
public Warning 20 ali persons concerned 90 iLfeIe-
IN said properly, 90 appear igors said Court ~ Ga,
Federal COUu Room, il tla Capitol 10 Na-hg &c.,
on the FIRST MONDAY IS NAY. NEXT
then and there 70 VyopoUui tlgiT claims and make
their allegations Ia that behalf.
h. r. CLtSC0CK,
L. s. Marshal Tor the bid. DIST. az Tennessee
lg-1af
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Twelve Cards in Zach set.
ssh 70. 1.-OUH RgLAr1oss At Hoxs AND AEaoAD,
CgNPnIeINg


sET No 2-TBE ADvEsrUREs oF A CoSsgRlPT.
No. /. ia, draft goodl Is patriot, drafted,
go-suTe
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fpct--i'm drafted.
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f. Who utterlng Guaek, Is rejected By the
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g. j iee nycountTy calls ! farewell, my love
- where glory waits mel
6. J nercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
Z. Aud make a sturdy rebel iy.
8. Am sent With dispatches, a peTilous dutyl
death or gloryi
g. Attacked Dy a band Of gorillss, I cry,
Come on ye t-r-T-rsitors ]"
10. ] di-r0rEt them and oear OF The head OF
the gorilla chief
IL. ] deliver dispatches, save the army and
sTu made s brigsder- general.
u. And thus relieved nom al iutUre Danger
in the Geld, / crown my glory With love.
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

Ny books viii show that for the past i've months
10Y practice ms increased hundred pr cent.
the lzet year. Unt il 10 not % be surpassed By any
n TIE State. With my general practice in the city,
trea. tie following