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Marshal's Sale.


IlY VIRTUE OF A WRIT ZEN. RK TO NE
ID directed from tue Circuit Coust OF the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee AZ its
April term, 1854, based upon a levy heretofore
made by me, by virtue OF a Il. IA, to me directed
from said CourG, at its October term 1863, issued
upon judgment obtained IN said Court, on the
18th day Of May, 1862 in the case Gf Logan Huuton
vs.. Joseph NJ rugua for the sum of five Ia usand
three hundred sDd hity five Co.'S 100 dollars debt
and y, st4 20 damages, and The further sum Of
20. 81 costs, vi expo to public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door
III the city OF Nashville, and District aforesaid
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY
the 2lst day Of July 1854, all the right title claim
iRteFestand estate, which Joseph M. Fuqua has
IN and 10 the following tracts parcels OF Land in
the county Of Mon gomery, Tennessee, VIZ:
A tract OF seven acres, more or less, bounded as
follows beginning at the end Of Fuqus's lane, and
a rock on his north boundary line, running thence
north Is degrees west six poles, to rock thence
south Ss1s degrees; east 1852 poles; thence south
SIX poles, 70 tuquas corner thence north $50 de-
gre s. west 1857 poles to the beginning. Aud a
uact lying in district No. l. of said county bound
ed 80 follows: beginning at a hickory tree, the
northeast corner Of tract Of land conveyed by
William Bel to Garner Newman running south
Ga poles, to black jack tree; thence east de-
grees south 100 poles, 10 pOst-OslE; thence north
~ poles, to stakes thence west l9O poles, to the
beginning, containing 81 acres, more or less. And
tract OF land known as said fuquss home place
containing about 25j acres, bounded on the north
bye. W. Greenheld's and Jack Bryan's lands on
Jesse Saddlers lands and Morgan Grants lsnds and
on the east by the lands OF 6. Parkhams heiIs.|
4. 4. GLASCOCk, u. 5. NJ. d. D r.
June II-3t
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III. v. |.
For the Nashville Union.
BRDGEPoRT. Ala. June Is. 1864.


BRrDGEpoRT, Ala, June Is, 1864
Permit me square or two in your
paper, in which to acknowledge in be-
half of the patients in the General
Hospital here, and the citizens of this
neighborhood, the sorrow which was
occasioned on the leave-taking of the
Hospital Quartermaster, Lieut. J. T.
Thornton, 18th Ill Vol
This young and gallant officer has
been on duty at this post during the
past ten months. The nature Of his
business has called him into every
nook, corner, and cove of this undulat-
ed country he has had the facilities for
accommodating the needy; he has al
ways executed those facilities and, as
a consequence, has made friends by
hundreds, and friends indeed" He
took his leave on the 18th, with orders
to report to his regiment at Chicago, IL
AluOlS, lOI u Hlldl ulubJCI Oub VI lAAS
service, it having seen three years Of a
soldiers fare. The sorrow which fills
the mind of the Lieutenants acquain-
tances in the regions hereabout, is com
plete. Every true American soldier at
this post, loved him for his free and jo-
vial disposition, and whoIe-souled ma
ture. If he would see the helpless of
this distracted country trod upon by
an assumption of authority (even in his
ranking officer he would boldly face
that assumption and impudence, and
quel it into humility and submission,
by presenting his motto-the "Rules
and Articles of War" Justice" and
Truth" He was a good officer,
kind-hearted man, and his departure
from this post caused the saddest Of
feeling, which we cannot describe.
Very respectfully, A FRIEND.
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The Boston Transcript says Andrew
johnson IS the man who. in the United
stases Senate, in one Of his speeches,
denouncings secession, said as he pointed
his finger in the direction Of Jef DA-
Wis, sIf Iwere the President, I would
arrest you as traitors, Try you as trait
ors, and hang yoa as braitorsr
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PRICE s1.OO PER COPY.

MO. l-RAILRoAD CULNERr AT EsTELI
No. g-Esiifosd Bridge over Iag River. destroy
ed by Bragg, June 1855; rehudi 10 o'thi oai- tl
feet height 90 ieet
No. S-Winchesier and IsG,y ette Railroad Bndg.
al Dechfrd, Tenn.
Ro.S-Q. NJ. Derarunent, Decherd, Tenn, Capt
Johnson a. y. "a.
No. 5-Couirsbands IA Camp at nechera, Tenn
No Seen. Nesity's hesoqisarser- at Gave sPring
near Stevenson, Ala (aiorui9g scene
No Gen. Neglsy's headqu sgters sd Cave Spring
near SEVEN on, Ala lEsening soene.l
40 s-CommIss8ry department, bteYenzof,
~. sFsts = m. kie tom Fort Nocook.
Ne. iO-Gen. Roseorsns' headqnsFte :, near Ste
10. is Rims 81 R.,,lroad Bridge over Tenne-seo
River, ifom Bridgeport 70 Lons islane, booking
East nom Bridgeport
River, from Bridgeport % Long Island, looking
West from the Island.
No. ii-Runs Of DrsEiaidee over Tenn. River
q Bridgeport. connecting tbs lsisnd With Eastern
~ i5-Poatooa Bridge eonneciing The Island
sish tne Eastern shore, 81 hndgepori, lookns
10. is-Poutoos and Trestle Bridge over the
Tennessee RiYeE, connsetns BudseIoH ~iih abe
lsland, boxing West.
30. - Enrranee 20 Niekaisck Cave.
10 Rams q saiiPeire Works near enirance
80. 80 y pegsrtnen,. siessnsoo. Ala. CAP
tan Narrea. A. q. b.
No zf-fne y ~ Sar.ng, SieFensoa. Ala.
No. 2z-6Foup 81 Officers d tiie ldtn Regular,
10. Ruins q Cotton Fseioly at AllsoaIa, Gu
ia. 2s-capiain Edgariou's Headquarters, Nash
VILE, Tes "a
80. 2,,-BSidges' Battery, from Chicago.
No x7-Alabsma House. Stevenson, Ala.
10. -COlnH.issary Department az steFsnson,
10. sI-Juuction n. aud c. and y inclssisr Ea.l-
no. s3-0efnp near Stevenson, Ala
No. 3f-ools kope's Headquertars, Stevenson,
Ala. commanding zlth Conc. Vol.
+ No. 35--Ref,eH 81 6ea- hegieyH bfision, Ste
yensoh, Ala
No. 3f-CaFalry Group, Stevenson, Ala
No. S7-f5rOsp % Refugees. Hachard. Tenn.
No ss-FisW u stevenson, Ala
No s3-tlilIFeIt 81 Uechera, Team.
no 4o-Elk r yer Bridge.
No 4I-Easf Tennessee Refugee Camp.
No A2-AissionNry Ridge.
No. 4s-fontoon crossing Tennessee h,ger 81
Bridgeport. naAS zs-a
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r. LINCK,
No. 6 ooLLEGE-sTREET,
NASHVILLE,T TENN.

Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
u store,
100 cases Old Bourbon WHISKEY,
90 " Oognae Brandy,
90 Jamaica Rum,
90 Assorted Bitters,
% 4" Madeira Wine,
1O1 Z" Catawha Wine,
rs Z" Sparkling Wine,
50 " Champagne Wine,
30 " Rhine Wine,
28J bbls Cincinnati Lager Beer,
so " Old Bourbon Whiskey,
20 " Robertson County Whisl1ey.
The above Wines aud Liquors are all of the best
quality. II yoa don't believe it. esll anil Judge for
yourselves. r LdNCk.
me Sim
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS zen. az TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April Term 1864, will expose TO public sale,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city OF Nashville and Dstrct aforesaid
commencing at IL o'clock, q. m, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of July, 1884, all tre right, title, cldIu
interest and estate, which William NJ. Dismulles
has in and to piece or parcel Of land lying on the
Nashville and GELATIN Turnpike, Il miles from
Nashville. contain. five hundred and sixty-lye
acres, more or less in District No % OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded b. Cumber md Riv-
er on the South, the East and North by Msnsco's
Creek, with its various meanderings, and on the
West by the lands Of William .GrizzaTd, Alfred Griz-
zqrd, and Pnchney Gibson LEVIED on, with what
ever improvements there may be on the came. 10
satisfy judgments rendered by said Circuit Court,
against FaTTer, DsTnukes 8 Co.. and in favor Of
Potter, White Bailey, and BENEDICT, Hail Co.
E. R. GLASCOCK
may 25-w4t US. NJ. NJ. d. T..
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Furnished House to Lei

III EDGEFIELD.
- THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE KNOWN
a. Minuic.y Grange House, ard Furniture I'M
surIlassed--geR sores of grouui-l large outhuuses
aud servants quarters good vel ana fine cistern
hot and cold wster, ANA en- the modern improve
mguis. kYerything ln perfect Oruer. inquire os
ROBERT s. INNS
June LIST G5 South Msrket-st
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IMpORTANT no SOLDIERS.
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING him WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT is In
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

My books viii show that for the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until it is not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice in the city,
] treat the following
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No. go.
United S7afes q. Bfmnqn's Foigldu, dc.
Il WILL SELL, AT PUBIC SALE, TO THE
4 highest bidder, for cash, at or near The Depot
Of the Nashville and chattanooga Railroad, n the
city Of Nashville, on " WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
Of June, 1851
1 small HAND. LATHE, 6 feet shears, Is inch
swing
dou,le Lathe. "A inch shears, q inch swing.
double headed Lathe, Is Inch shears, ~ inch
swing
I Lathe, II feet shears, q inch swing.
Is q 81
." ~ 30
g IS
small Table Drill Press
upright Drill Presses.
+ / large upright Drill Press.
large Bolt Cutting Machine.
Plan. T, 9 feet table.
g." =
Foundry Truck.
small Bellows.
Blacksmith's Crane.
5S6 lts. Smiths Toags.
Cone.
small Anyills
lSs lbs. Man Drills, and Is feet Shaftng.
my = f. X GLAsCOCK. N. NJ. .. T.
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with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases of the Throat, Swelled Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pieursy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofula,
Deafness, Diseases of the Eyes, Debihtated Sys-
TENS Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
tOgsiher With all Private Diseases, ahds Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs.
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Persons ordering viii please state the size and
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and II the pen should fail 70 please or prove defec-
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of SI09
Second quality Pen, ten carats fine, not included
in the above, with plated cases, ffom 90 cents up
wards
Literal discount to the trade.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly to
sdhere. VIM. CAMERON, for the Uni0l,
JOHN WALLACE, for he Dispatch.
NAsHsnLE, Tenn, July Is, 1858. 20
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fremulOHS 0piaI0Rs IN Richmond
8 Concerning the Prospect. p
The Evacuation Of the oify considered
a Military Necessity.

- d Do ~ 80 go.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
70 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wal be charged at the usual advertising rates.

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For State Officers. $40 90
For County Oeers 90
For City Officers. 90
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AGENTS WANTED.
PAINTING.

E Lose. 80 3 EAST NEW YoRK srKyyT. Or
T. PosrIB Uusrsr<ssy sq1sre, y prepared so DO sIi
klnas ef House ssd sgs P.intsss efaning md Glazing
on shors pefios snt In Me vSy beDt eyA. Psrsoos
sspttxs Won n his me ars f~e,ssss1 70 eye ks1 .
ssil tu8ns
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The Battle atIIoney Hiii.

NEw YORK, Decerfber l5-The Herald :
Hilton Head correspondent Of the 5th gives the
following:
The lis, OF cssulties in The late battle cf
Honey Hill have been received anu sre reduced
20 so
Il is only bali ME from the Savannah ard
Charleston railroad, and from our front no: only
the whistle OF the locomotives. but the running
Of the trains can be distinctly beard
Further Up the Ie.iAferTy river. % the right
Of the road upon which Gen. Potter marched, Ee
have taken possession of latiding a. a piania
ton which was evacuated n hurry when our
troops advanced
\ detachment landed 81 Aocksy's Point
on Wednesday morning, which proceeded Up the
opposite shore from Gregory plantation. and en-
treoched OF roint there for the projection OF
our fank
The gunbOats also 90 operate Tor The protection
OF our a.uks and the naval brigade. under
Commodore frebie, i doing efficient service on
shore.
General Ba-ch went 70 The from. rom Bovle's
Neck OF Wednesday, morning
By rapid and strategic movements iron ichi
70 ieit We have succeeded in obtaining position
from which we command. A. soon as our heavy
guns get up, two bridges and some niles OF the
savannah railroad even If se Do not occupy .he
road itself
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-. =
Dec. 10.
To Hon. JAS. A Seldom
Gen. Hampton, after driving the enemy's cav
airy upon his infantry, on the afternoon OF the
-th recrossed the Not,away and reached Bell
iield at daylight Yesterday In the afternoon the
enemy attacked the position. but were success
fully resisted.
This morning the enemy is reported retiring
aud Hampton is following.
The bridge over the Mehsrrs saved. Our
loss as far as heard is small
The garrison under Garnet and the reserves
behaved well X. L. LEE,
Lieutenant General
Fc5el dispatgh from Oagks, dsiei lhe lst
inst, saws:
A Yankee raiding force Of at least 5000 cay
airy, with two pieces of artillery and ninety six
loaded wagons with DOntoOns and commanded
by Brigader General Davidson, reached the Au-
gipahoe from Baton Rouge. Al Z o'clock yesie;
dsy morning.
Last night, after buruing the consctip, camps
and some out-buidngs. cutting lie stores. pill
laying the inhabitants and burning bridges. they
left in the direction OF Franklintcn, La, which is
the direct route 70 Pearl river
The carried with them Capt Murray. the En-
rolling Officer, Postmaster Williams. and the
Hotel keeper. ami al tho citizens they could
Their destination J. unknown though they
said they wege going to Mobile
rebel dispatch dated Newmarket, Virginia,
9Th. SAYS
Lieut. Bay lor OF the l2rh Virginia cavalry. at
tackled TWO companies OF the 2lsi New ork
cavalry. near Mllsood on the 18th inst and
killed and captured forty Of the party and thirty
nine horses.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the l2th hss lie
following:
Yesterday morning the Yankee officers in the
prison at Danyille made an attempt TO overpower
the guard fhey we're fired upon. and Colonel
Rossier. of New \ Gork, was instantly killed and
others wounded. This frightened the rest and
the attempt was given up
The struggle lasted but few moments. and
all was quiet.
The Richmond Disps,cb Of the same date
also SAWS
The latest news IRON Sherman il that or Sat
urday, he was az Bioomingdale. on the Central
Georgia railroad. II miles south Of Savannah
and twas not absolutely certain whether il was
in his programme TO Stack the city or TO slide
away down 20 the coast, or endeavor 20 force a
passage Of the Savannah river eu route for pogt
Royai.
Cur position at Savannah IS difficult, as L in
wolves the necessity of protecting both the city
and some ten miles Of the Savannah and Charles
ton railroad, which leaves the city on the west
curves to the north and crosses the river eight
miles above
Sherman. since lie left Milan. has been falling
timber behind him. and otherwise obs,ructing the
iOsds, to protect his rear from the remorseles.
rayages of Wheeler, who has hunted and hun
upon him Ike bloodhound
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sE-THE CONFESSION AND EXPERI-
eocc cf Invalid PublIshedfof 81. beDsst, and ss
warning sud CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who szne,
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Manhood
ETC., supplying ~ the came time, THE MEANS or
sEIF-CURB. b. wSe has enred himself ,s.sv es.as
prt to greet sr2sEss s7s .iusy .tr0. us.ssi Lara-
bug sDd qrsckery.
Byerclcsi,y postpaid addressea envelope, sinsis
cepiesrsy De had Of the author.
NATHANIEL HAYFAIn, Esq.,
deos-cAvlu Brooklyn, Kinss county. y.
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&c.. Sc, Ac Ar.. &c.


From new YORK.
Nav FoRx. December Is The Richmond
Sentinel OF the 18th saws:
General Longstreet, on Saturday morning,
made reconnaissance on the Darbytown and
Williamsburg roads for the purpose Of DISCOVER
ing the strength and position Of the enemy. The
reconnaissance was satisfactory, aud Gen. Long
street returned TO his old position. Our loss Was
one maa killed and several wounded We lost
DO pTisoGers.
a number OF the enemy's pickets were cap
tured and some killed aud wounded.
Gen Lee makes the following report:
HD QRs. Army NORM IA.,i
Dec 10
To Hon J A. Seldom Sec'y of War:
About noon yesterday the lst division Of the
"a corps of the enemy, supporting the cavalry
forced back our cavalry pickets the Vaughan
road, south OF the AppomsttOx, and advanced to.
wards DnEiddie Court House To-day our cav
airy. reinforced by infantry, drove them back
across HatchioId'S run, capturing ! few prisoners
and re establishing lines
iSignede X f. LIE.
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DRIvATE xEUicAL ADVICE yKxE or CHARaK
IN plain sesed letter eaveoP> for sx prepay
postage Iis clear celnesuo 81 al tAe diseases AZ
conditions rsuirg frcu the irfir cement cf the rera,
lave oduig-n<e-, sxpo~zr-s and fnpru6eno>s
n married aDc single fs. Every r-nienos sonfass ls-
struc!or 20 tbs Afflicted and shouh be reed By e-ery
yo1rg ~ ketp tAeu % he shoAs vsck o<h-
hare beeo brokrr 20 pieces Austiv,ness clearly
fxsd 20 Be unrer TOE ooutfol Of uticsou. trsstrer
s01 thereby preyent innstou % very precise
sfc-ssse Nearly every esss of t,sea-s Be treated
Ekcrt hintraooe 20 b--pess. Medicine ~ nah.
secure ron oeser-sior. Charges moderate eorsllls-
doas y .este- % a. tbs once fse guaranteed
Oce IS g. Casrs< street, between elxth esven<k
oos square sssth q Laden Hotel r. o-Box Dcpe -.
Loa.s. Ne. CrcsiE Lester especially Ter lsss,
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PhiladeIpbia. Pa.

nISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URlNA-
IL RY AND SEXUAL SYSTRAS-New and reliable
trestneDtin Reports Of the Howard ton-Sent
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rUyHg HOTEL PROPERTY on THE CORNER or
II Delaware and SOnth streets in indianapolis, con-
tanning 40 rooras. Situated we'll TO thriving
BUSINESS Terms essy. Inquire Of
AcKERNAN a PIERCE,
ssptIs-d-r Real Estate Agents.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

LYON > hAIdA1hON.
Ka,hairoa i from the Greek word 'KsthrO," or
"KathAiro sigifying 20 cleanse. reiuvasis and re-
store. This article IS what it. name signlhss. '"rs-
serving restoring and identifying ;hs human hair it IL
remarkable preparation IN the world IL is
again owned snt pa, up By the oTsnsl proprietor and
is nov made gTth the osr- sSiil sna attention
which gave ia sale % over one million bottss per
slnun.
Iis most delightful Hair Dres.nS.
Il e-adicstes scuri and 6A-drEh-
Il keeps the head cool sad clean.
II raakss tie hair rich scfs and glossy.
Iprevents the hair from falling on snd grbnk grey
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady OF gentle who vslue- beautiful HesG of
hair shOuld use Lyons Ka'hsircn. Is iSor Ina used
throughout the civilized world.
SOLD BY sll res7ecsabls deaisrs.
DEuAS -. BARNES Al Co.,SY.
fet4-f6m-@Sc
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SALOON.

Z R T. ~ G H - - L O O -
HAVING purchased the Saloon, corner 81 Nsseing-
ton and Noble streets. and reftted IL up, an pre-
pared furnish ny friends the best OF Liquors and CT
gsrs and everything in The esug Tine, Oyssers Game
&C. &c JOHN BLODAU.
noYl2-cln
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UANTE n D-srs5 q nOSTH-A AGENTS
Nv eregwhers, ,ts Euciuo, de oes l<As< a tHork
FI2 y s-Sisc Hscsf-<, tie o., lc~ Price naohlns r.
he co1nuy wtich i isc<r>~f By Grover . B&kss.
Wheeler Nlson. Hers. sinzer Co. a. Ss<A~<te<.
Bsiary snt eEp<r-es. OF large eoDrs~ions lo~c<- Al
c<hsr hsrhiDes soc ss< thsn fo<ty de.rs
are tssne~<.ss, aD< he >-.I<r and ks1sI nl>s
sxsssl ssreslsrs sscf r<rs- A61re>s
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Estabiished In 1880 aud Chartere'
by the Lcghstaturc Of Kentucky,
for the treatment of
SEMINAL W'E.1Kf'ESS,
And Al A-ectous os The Urinary ard e-oers'trs o-sss
si both 5eIss.
TCST PUBLISHED.
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nS yKNEREAL DISEASES.
" including GoDorhGa, GIeet,
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RuPtures, Piles, FistUls, Urinary
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teYvsiions on marriage and Tie
prevention of conception. Con-
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spermstorrhes, scxssl sne NeF-
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o.eoos IL both sexes, ths effects Of tAese t.ease-
the body and MID s1c the Authors Eer freshmen; q
all thes. ., FALL the only sacce>ssi r1@.ho6 Q,
cure, with expo<ition 81 Qasckery.
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gives the - all The above cseas@s pizs
Ergish, with full drecors for self.sesrer and
tsns much valuable information rot proper TO naerroo
IN psblle notice The vort contains $50 p<Ee-, and
plates ard ersrings Of be sboTe 5es-es Seaito snJ
sddress n sealed vrsppe-. on rccnpt 81 ore cesr
Those afflicted with of TIE sbo~e ei->a before
placing themselves under sbs frcsirsrf q ssy ore
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oYfTCE-si4 Ffth street, ee.v-es Marie. Az Sec.r-
son, vsrt ss1e.
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