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p. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

Al pens bear my frode marx, Q. p. BAENEs,
feet in every respect. Sent by mail or express 70
any part o. the country receipt q price and 70
urn czYe Persons ordering VIII please stale the
s5e and style desired, whether hard or sot dre or
coarse; and II the pen should fl % please or prove
DIGESTIVE, viii have the privilege Of exchanging To-
deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders q
SIS OF over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
SlOO. Literal discounts Lnsde 70 the trais. Old
pens repaired IN the best manner for thirrv-fve
cents tasd stamp each. Pen and Watch circular
sent FREE. Address
Q. P BARNEg
Dealer b Gold Pens and American Watcfes.
80 Third street, Louisville, Ky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

To develope muscle, and expand the
chest, roll Ten-Pins, at the st. Nicholas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Chicago Cream Ale, Sands on draft, at
the st. Nicholas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

100 barrels sweet Cidar, at the St. NichO-
las.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
Iette- Late ,han Never.

Life Is a race where some succeed,
While others are beginning;
IT'S luck at times, at others, speed
That gives an early winning.
But if you chance 10 fall behind,
Ne'erslacken your endeavorj
Just keep this wholesome truth IN mind
'Tis better late than neverl
And If thro' al the tine that's gono,
You sadly have neglected
To deal with R. II. Singleton,
BE now, tho late, directed
Your Papers, Books, and Magazines,
Get from him now and ever
BE sells quite cheop--to suit your means.
IT'S better late than neverl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

A splendid lot Of Spring calieOes for sale
at twenty-five cents a yard, at the New
Store, Fl Cherry street. ap23
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

SENIOR AND SUPERVISING QUARTERIAsTBR's !
OFFICE, DEPARTMENT or TEE CUMBERLAND,
Nashville, Tenn, April q, 1854.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Robertson County Whisky, old enough ID
vote At the next PresidsHtiAl election, at the
ST. Nicholas bar.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
PUBLIC SALE OF
Government Property.
Notice to Debtors.

Ih9sE lkiEBTFD TO tbs LATE G. ".
ssInssog requested . cal AZ the agency Ofnss Of
Selson AuFffes. No. - CbsrFy snd sestis
Las ...oe sithoot delay. A. NELSON, Ad'nr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1884.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

THE UNION has the largest
circulation Of any Newspaper in
I'ennessee---its City and Army
circulation moro than double any
other paper
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

New and elegant Billiard Tables, in the
81. Nicholas Billiard Saloon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Calicoes twenty-five cents yard, at ?
Cherry street. ap22
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

anoe, With ? ifsr c.se...-.--.......--. -- co
FL Jexeled App eol, Tn 4 Co, chronons-
Ter belanle, eIta silver case....,.--..--.. 20
TIE owe l. fortggO ounoe cases Extrl FOR three
ounce casess So four ounce, $50. VIII D. .rf
freF u mail o. sxprrss rooeipt q price Pen and
Watch cir ulAr sent Zee. Address
G ?. BARNES.
.Daalsr n Cod Pers and American Watshee.
as fhird-strest Lcusvlla, Il 3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Meals at all hours, night and day, at the
81. Nicholas Restaurant.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Gents fine Lasting Caters fog 81 so at 4S
Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
50 so at As, Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Cavalry Boots for s 50 at IS. Union srest.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
81. CAMPBELL,
PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL,

apl7-lm No. "A PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Citizens Good Boots for s. 90 at As, UniO,
street.
, 1864-06-22
NEWS ITEmYs

"A remarkable snake fight took place a
few days since In Washington, Marion coun-
tt, Ohio. Tho tight was bet neen two snakes,
q black and spotted rattlesnake. They
were first discovered by Some children, who
epread the news Of the deadly conflict, and
in short time about fifty persons were
upon the ground. The snakes fought for
a6ont two hours and hall, when At last tae
black snake seized the rattle snake By the
back Of the neck and never let 60 the hold
until tho rattle snake gave up the ghost
1t ts said that man residing in Western
Massachusetts,, recently went to Washington
and told Secretary Stanton that be would
take Richmond If the Secretary you'd take
Chester Hill" Ths citizen had been rs
much troubled In regulating his church
affairs as the Secretary had with military
matters, and he thought that If an exchange
could te made, it would at least be relief
to him.
Bishop Mcnvaine, of Ohio, has been ap.
pointed by the Senior bishop Of the United
states-BIshop Brownsville go to Paris this
church recently built there BY Americ N citl
zens with the permission of the Fronch gov'
ernmcnt. The means for the journey have
been contributed by several friends OF the
church in this vicinity. Bishop MeIlvaine
will leave for Europe carly next month, and
wishes it to be understood that he travels
solely on matters ecclesiastical, IN noWisa
connected with government Affairs.
A correspondent Of one OF the New York
papers writes: 4 war beaten veteran Of Long
Streets corps, made funny remark to pro
mjnent politician who convcrsed with him
while coming in from the front. Said he,
ri do not understand this; Les has won {
big victory over Grant on the Rapidan, and
told US so, and that night we Eetrcated: Then
he won another in the Wilderness, and tolc
us SO, and We retEeated to Spottsylvanla
Then he won another tre-nen.iu victory, ant
got TUX prisoner; but reckon he has re
treated ae1u. Now, when be used to lica
them, the Yanks fell back and claimed . vic
| tory, aud ne understood it. Now Lee claim
| victories and keeps fallin' back, and ca4t'
| undk1xtand it.'
, 1864-06-22

From the Salem ut!.) AdVocat', lb!a-!
TWO cold blooded murders were conmit-
ted in this county last week. One In Cen
tralia and the other near The trestte WORK on
the Illinois Central Railroad, north Of PATIO
ka. The name of the murdered N IN in Cen
tra1ia is Alexander, who was an old and re-
spectacle citizen, and was no doubt killed
for his money, as he was found In the morn
ing near the railroad track with his skull
broken by blow from billet OF wood. The
poor old man did not hoye more Than two Or
three dollars at the time of his sad end. No
clue as yet can be had of the guilty party or
parties, Notwithstanding the unceastng exer-
fions of the very worthy Mayor Of Centralia,
Mr.. Cormick, who Ii doing Ill In his power
to bring the wretch to Justice. Mr.. Cormlck
has very liberally offered reward Of $500
for the apprehension or Information th1t Will
lead to the apprehension Of the murderers.
Letour people be on the alert and II my clue
il heard let the facts be reported at once
The other party murdered Was an old man
who watches the bridges on the Illinois Cen
faithful and correct old man, and very much
esteemed by all who knew him. It seems
that the old man was seen with bis lantern
when the three o'clock train passed along,
but not after, In the morning he was found
dead in his shanty with his lead frightfu1ly
mashed. He too, no doubt Was murdered
for his money, as he had the evening before
borrowed twenty dollars. 4 young man, a
stranger, who was lowering about the neigh
borhood was arrested on suspicion, and
waived examination, and in default OF bail
was committed to 1aiL It seems that our
country is filled with thieves and murderers,
night any more with five dollar greeenback
in hfa Tnrkpt
, 1864-06-22
Abatract Of tho Annual Report Of tha
American Bible Society.

Turing the past wear the late President Of
this Society, Hon Lnther Bzadish, was re-
moved by death. One Of the Vice Presidents,
Pelatiah PERT, Esq, has been called away,
a1so ~ Rev. Dr.. McIsne, and Rev. George Shell
ton. James Lenox, Esq, has been elected
President in place Of Mr. Bradish.
The receipts Of the Treasury from all
SOURCES during the year we're s5Go, ,578, 70; OF
which there were from sales Of books, $780,
761.o8; from donations; COLLECTIONS, etc,
Books printed az tne blole ho9se, d'5s9- ,s
100; books printed N ioseiSn JANUS, 10 20,
total Of BOOKS pflnteo ouflng Tue yeot,
1,51 l9o; .o- ,,c
BOOKS lssned t19m hnt .no ueP9sito - ~ ~
Folnmes uooAs tnta1 ~ ;asna. ~ 5,5rina ~
to,4o Foauass, ~ Hst to.aa ~ 47au'' uu'"' 'u0
Seat, 1,o,o1; ;s.nso aU dn-,,o +he 1.at thrae
ss,-a ~ Tn,s;gn 'dIstrihnt,onl va3nad At
sesS es;, G1 This number eIceeda the issues
sfthc f,2st twenty-e:ght years of the 9ocicty.
1e1f; tn 1914 inclnsiye. by 193 SIS volumes,
Total number Of volumes issued from the
orranzatfon of the Society in 1915. forty. eight
| wears, exclusive Of foreign distribution az
| cent for the past year, 1S,S5i,2 ESQ.
Of the Biote Soetesv Record, 413. 500 copies
were lesued; average monthly circulation,
H,4S3.
| donations BY the Society in grants Of
| money and books, S181 ILLS
Thirty.eight agents, Of whom seven are In
the foreign field. have been employed during
the :. ear. Twelve new agents were appoint
I'd. Besides these many colporteurs and dis
tributors have been engaged, and thousands
Of local upaid agents in the setvice Of our
au1iliaries in this country.
The Army and Navy have been freely sup
piled through the United States Christian
Commission, Auxiliary Bible soclettes,
l rh4nAtuR. DtbGf
aeencles: Besides the very large circulatlon
by local Bible societies, specific graata have
been made By the Board OF Managers for sol.
diess, prisoners Of war, ETC., Of 9G2, ,803 vol
nmea. IN the United States Christian Com.
! mission. and distributed by it without cost
to th;s 1ocIetv. The total humber of Bibles
- ~. -4 - os!st.e " ..4:
4eetAHSuts, su0 paa 70 ~ ~ 1ptuAE E1outet
to the ChI4Bttan CoUm18slqn 10f th6 BrmY
, 1864-06-22

enables me to speak. ray NO are going
through on thia line If it takes three Jears
more. [Chcers-1aughterl. ] have aeVer
been In the habit Of lnaklng predictions IN
regard to the war, but an almost tempted
to make one. If were 10 hazard 1t. 1t IL
this: That Grant is this evening with Gene
ruls Meade and Hancock, Of Pennsylvania,
nm the brase officers and soldiers With him,
in 1,csit:on from whence he will never he
o,klndged until Richmond Is taken loud
chtc,irgl, ard have but one single proposl-
lion to put now, and perhaps can best put
i. III The firm of au interrogative; II shall
discover that Gcneral Grant and the noble
sEc.ls and men under him can be greatly
facilitated in their work BY a sudden pour
ing forward OF men and assistance, will you
glTe them to mef [Cries of"yes']. Th=n,
I Fay, stnad ready. for am watching for the
chance. Laughter and chceFsl. 1 thank
yur gentlemen
, 1864-06-22
GptrlaI IT. ntircS.


13W4l'& A&1<lTOh kk1Ek&EHe
1es those Who have doubted the virtues OF BULLS
CEDKON B17TFRs, II any such there be. road the
SpIlow!nk certificate from ge1 tlcmen well known In
mis- ooHmutity. and doubt no more
1gencral Introduction Into the army Will save the
Eyea OF Thousands Of our soldiers.
LoulsvILLE, EYr June I'd, 1sE3
We, the uuderhgutd. have seen the good effects
eroduced by the Gre Of DR.. JONI BULLS OEDRON
D1TTERs IN Cases Of general debility and psoatrA
uon Of the system, and hellevc it, general uee wouo
teevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
eu1 soldier particularly would this be the cate
Especially those WHO e1posed 70 ntAsnAdc In
&oeuces In tbs southern Climate
MAJ. PHILIP ffkED. Collector Int Rev- ID D1s
CHA ). i. LV11 u. Collector OF the Port Of 1ouis
COL. tn;t =; DLh- aaFtaa' General Of Ae0
RKv. b. r. akkDERsoN. Cor. Secretary Of sanitar'
fzAREEY. sHUaBEs CO, Pgplissen a'1sI ne%sssat
IUGilES b PHKKn1Ll. wholesals t'r4 eoooe
DeAlers. M&in street, l.onis Vile. ~. ,.,,o-.
DAVIS. GREEN + CO.. wholesale Shoe U6s4cf1'
GAR; MAPofIMIi, l1thograpnera. cor. AAske'
m1H9 WS1EH eifS Glotainr Merchant cor. Third
CAPT. Z. 2. niLDRETH. Of strsmerr ~. Andesboo nd
WAJ +. THURsTuE, Payu1hstEf U; .. Army.
= IL -JETChLF National fIrtei. 3out.r1llc. ~.
E0I, JESSE BAyfEs, 9Th Kentucky CavaEy-
AEOL GE b. PIlEET1cE, Louisville journal
sold IL chicago q wholesale snd retail by
81
, 1864-06-22

#lsrellanen1ts.
n R. MARsHALL's
HEADACHE AND CAT4aEes7a
S N kEff.
ss h. 81 a. !: % 81
il tho Head. and hcAdLchc. 1t h4s been loann m
u ssss es:
hssn gEsnt 6y 1 ase II posEfGs r. 3! ~ a
fsaithy action 10 sSo parts aaeeisd. i: II recon:
mere q oy nany Or the bet Pr, ana t. used
wholesale Agents for the J. fGI.hsss L. ssFp CO..
jcet ks7s.,st wholesale Agents. calcsgo. hi.
T ,MNET's TRIAL.
Bys IL. Authozees Of " Twice Lost"
Uniform with .'Ptaue." vol. Limo. Cloth.
PR1CE..........-.........-
The. London gpeeta.or s.ys: !" We not'ce 'Tw!cE
LesI seeao5e Iis 9inos II Or WILL enc day. We believe
sou u. = book thst sresl-if seu need book
th: a IF
ht ne, to read It s:ise viii eyes and heat"
Its sp1en6id story snd will hAve Rrea: popu-
Idflty. Ger II 3E your lh4VIlto onoeaIosEs
L0RIKG, Publisher,
{esik3Dxt SO Nash,ngtoc-st., Boston.
BARCLAY, PERKINS d cos
p GENUINE
LONDON PORTER AND BROWN STOUT,
Bottled By CANDLES: l. SONS, Lemon.
TEL. veil known that th.es- ourha ot the Beer sol
for Lopaer Puster 1na 1astoad
ofttnedctzl to thoEe In delcste hfa;th.
"LoS3ox, Nov. 18th, 1883.
With regard to the genuneuesa Of the EeaE suo-
nIrh nv Mebsfs Gambler d Sons, fHxT BOTTLE OURS
asII. BARtLA7, fKRK1NB + CO."
GARDNER G. fFELIN.
Ill Fulton street., New York,
6ole Agent for Caad:.r 4 Sons.
annAtIl94t II EAY1
, 1864-06-22
Tho Value of Health

1,re1or realtxrd I'll u lott but how Il tas Pfccous
{ II % retained A. any hopT. ln,ect!oa NAY b.
drawn in with tho. Ar; II may be linobsd IN ,
nrauEtr Of water y may enter the syss'm tarouEe
against other per.lt maj tats po. Of disease oe
Kun1dsd aEntnat- the vigorous rystem repels nad
Throws 1t 0h giant ra 1t ret1i THE! or ~ ~
sax+tp less powerful ant active Than fisose'f The
best -ottctloa aka1nst BAD AlE whether xeoefA'ee
water under smtlt NJ sun. r. H0s r. frkRs tkLE-
BRATED STOMACH BiTIkKs They arm tne ~
conquer aaaissts Il sufficient kss1.Maa foE1a.
Lat eprtpe, in the DelRhhorhoou OF Aeuphs, eJmp'
toms Of 1nai,Knsnt Keni,teat Fever made thGr ~.
NJ neatance and oonc dozen more Of the
10 h&d heard OF FaAd OF the pfeTe1SiFc pfopsFHes
sot UOerTJTEks eTDAAcH HiTTth&, pl3cNtea hae
art}ce 1t srtned fA:t taat hot onc o. nus T.
rjytdnes = be 10 oE this precAution ead Inc eEe1.
II ist TIC preparation has oeen INTRODUCED lntp onr
Inc Tonic OF thc faculty yesrs ago but bet
ElAtaf Inn fHY
, 1864-06-22
Extraordinary Freak OF Nature.

4 correspondent writing to one of our
citizens relates IN extraordinary freak of na-
tnre; and wc can say that it Is entitled to
rer1ect credence, the parties concerned being
above suspicion. The person to whom the
letter was written is native Of the East,
where the lady spoken Of resided. The cir
cun6tapce ia as follows:. A lady by the name
Of Snyder recently died, Mt the age OF seventy
five, Of what was supposed to be m ovarian
tumor. This tumor Was so large that it
weighed forty-e1ght pounds; but On being
opened by the PHI sicians at the post mortem
examination, It was found to contain fntus,
or rather 8 child, With hair as long Us its
mother, and teeth full adult size 1t must
have remained there twenty or twenty.tiyc
years. The lady lived at Albion. N. Y, and
the writer Of the letter is her daughter-in-
1o-
, 1864-06-22
1t fs not often we epeak OF R'hys@


But ehee.tully ~ u Wh'tneE ~ a. s ssssnY ny
ioys. He hAs lkEer prac dee tbRn any oLhcr Pny*'
1ciAn ia Chicago. In the freztme9t Of Al thnse a.
nm e., priva,e d,eases. d. hss FOL the nlteeo
y6xra tevoted biz *loe tne ~ ts.nt5a % 70 1noaS m
olneiphyse!ana. Ae @o.t Ia yas sreAt
ered incurnblt. BE il the publisher OF new worE
called the Alr1o- Of Youth or: Al! Msn Rnos 6ay
GETS 70 prepay postage. A. he IL n.t Au1nn. 70 90
all the he can. any one may ca ana receive ns
ekMrc. Gnice y. d pAslors lst Clark street- F. o.
BOZ e2ses. All buslncax strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Lo4t
, 1864-06-22

Confidential Physlcl.n. tt@rnerly Of 81. Louis, Ao}
eoeuer Of Monroe, Chicago. ill., half blocA iron TT
Pet Ontce OF Ill llChrouic bueasea. and OteeAset OF
Nnata vita Unparalleled fucceas. Hoon4s sepa1@te.
V,:eTe Lkdes and Gentlemen ean consult the Doctos
IL tie st1ctert privacy. Once honfb frol0 A. ".
- sP: Y; sundaye 10 % ]: 4. =. Comnunlcstons
n0cndeuuRl ContultAtloDt fret AGdrces T. y. BOZ
ID Rneose a,At - 1pd get hii 4alde 70 HEALTH
FROM TIT Doctors long e1penenee In Hospital eoc
nrtee peffact for A Chrnct piteaees IN thetE
pTt eevrre snt complicated stag e. In very ahert
Wme without the use Of mercury. -.naS :,
Young Gsn suffering rom .el%6nss - ,1sMeS ts
~ atfrtdant On Fpberty. AepFtruhtion. .! Petfoc
es1tn9 any obstrucs1on1 70 ner1agr. shHa!a -.
c,cce md b cured Bet Of city re1t: eacea e q
0btutY AGt Succo4x4 tnS<saVsN
, 1864-06-22
4 euaI NotirRs.

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S
u SALE IN ADM1RAL1Y-Byv virtue OF yr!t Of
ssls b. tae Bon Samuel TFeAt Judge q the Unised
nnois, ID adnirslJ. dated On the Ath day Of June
A. 1884, vil Be soa st p1bnc sAae. 70 sc hlshe.t
ID "a day g Jnne 4 p - & described
property to Wit: e r. ea1sf FaPE9s Fl gGfs D. 4sr,a,
epztnxnsid, H., junE q. ts@l. JsaA1ae1k
, 1864-06-22
Iu1l1ber,
HuS0lublE Clement.


I,ccouvpv,
0Aa~VsAnA'
"@Hr.z
LA + ~14$ -
ljNcf2f cEMehfs
- ->,,..+sa 70 tt.| Il Of more xsne,s1 prscecu
uEsa 0.&' lhufofo ne nubllc. Il has IsecT
thoroughly tested during tAe last
Stvo ysar1 by practical nea, sac
pFcnouneed By AL 70 be
Superior to Any
Adhesive Preparation known.
an1g xa,rz. u,,.,,,. ,,.s;r.,, reu..
L. = neH Mng. ena sa9 tes1is ns
Eeais I.6 " ss1ny 1ss - Gv1r GeIn.nas'onM s na4
undcr 10 circu1nstancea or cnansa
n Co1ntaaasoa. lot temperature wil 1t become
Ggsl1p' 5mrup u <&a1' FAY oRsa1Se
"ot 80 er
sfAn1facturers, using Machines
will hnd It the best article known
ep i1soHt ~ aeisv Ghannss e nes ssf y
scby Any change ofsetnpess.uFs;
.,. -'hA w hs14H4f<s9
S""e4s' 13q1r dnd It auf1cdentlv adnes1vt
ior sheir use, a. has been proved
, 1864-06-22

Pain dtReAss, AlG e1pLTGrt, With a hot ennA' T.
muddy Ester sna bad !le'. .iu = 1n..n!d*o1e: nps
eTTEhGiHgNik Pills. .5on can endure Al
trcso 81 retain rod b. A1'e II ne III. readss
Ointment from thr drug aore IL bis place. t-s him
wife to me. % Maiden Lane. enclosing tne 5tno1ats
1ad will mail box frte uE p.nft AAn1 .a4cta
vii not kser ny m4d3cnrs on h2nd because Ee5 can
MT uafe a. much prt A. ~ IN o>heF persons makc.
Is ten4. IS cents, II 20 pr bEx ar DOT. Loku
SMITH. Tbo1esA'e Drrtf.sts. Chicago, .s.ntfAl
renta far the West, tc1o-K13U.B
, 1864-06-22

E The Woonsocket {R. II Patriot ssys
the prospects Of the cotton Manufacture are
60 discouraging that some owners Of mills
In that village and vicinity contemplate stop
ping their works soon, unless the Prics OF
raw material recedes. Cotton has been sell
,ng this week at .28 per pound.
, 1864-06-22
.Frou, The Kav. Jca h. Keunard, Fastcr Of tho ltA

.Frou, The Kav. Jca h. Keunard, Pastcr Of tho l&A
Baptist Church.
D1 JACKSON: Dear alr-1haye becn frequently re~
o4eated to xol meet my naloe with commentaries
praeties ~ out Of my appropriate sphere, haVa =
Ill declined sut With Gear praof Y JaFioae
fnlne0 of Or. hoonaoAs German BistsEs, ds2s1ts
eouyiesion tSa GHi % tnat, bEbMfrY 0FTH1
sYsTE% AEP EsfKGIALLXn E0E f1HEE f94 al
pvIr1hHsa n some casesit may tail. but usuAl9.
ae1ht VI 1T vii be very beneficial 70 those wHe
sudax rou The above cause
Soufs' TesS respeeH Il. KENNARD,
r;ghth below Coatse stEeat. Phll&deipn44e.
, 1864-06-22

BkCERLoKT Gelcnratta AA1R D3k3. s1d I XII Hi
11z1 Dye fnow1. This fnlend DID Ha:I I,ye = reTe11
eA4nsel ED hutty OF GREY ha1l n5tant In}f11n q
ia Hair ar staining the GIN. leaving he anH eos'
md Beautiful 1mpar1 freat vitality. r:2netA5 Fse :
HoraF I'll pJ4t1ne color, And fccslnes s Ill eterN
3&d DFs. Tue Genuine tt si1ned WILLIAM 4 r. =
Uox. 81 Other! are asre 1mtarons so snoH19 = T.. p
kTolded- SOLD b. III l'ruxK1Su, Ac- = Ess
kiAf Ekrtts Few YORK. NskofA'
, 1864-06-22

Hsa mad moro than thirty yeA;f expeE1encs IN TIE
trAtuent of Private lrseas&k. The Guide, contain
ing valuable &nfer1naticn and AfTtDAv1Ts. eIPosln.
kr quxcka Ct Chicago, .naid frse rom onse .t9n
for ib cent? in po+tage stamps. Post ONCE Boz q
Chicago, Illinois Once and Anntotutnhl Mussnih. lie
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