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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-20

r AReEG oYERNhhNL
1r.MsoArs.sARsEs ANpsHIP-FAEaE
on.n4rnMAs1ra GExERAl's ezTcS
ISrassoros, y @, july p te~
.a prooossls are tnvited end ~ os ISesssr
sesAse@scsa 81 ne ouarternaster General k5ureae
- IN and River Tiansportstsnh = re-t ~ n
- - unrl the first Day OF Septemoss - ms5
o,clock, Ms for tae P0rensss o,en e,s N.
SIDE Wheel Steamer chickarnAas1 ~
sOss-n ISsT ne Sp Steamer Burnside, registered Tonnage
20 ' sS1s wheel steamer Tnomas registered tonnage
lts s9ns bsel steamer hernsn. registered tonnage
: a.Sns hesl steamer wsahstchis. registered ton.
mage y ssns steamer knoxville. registered tonnage
90 tons 80 wrsckA. registered
0seteg1Eheei steamer Kingston. registered ton
nsgs' r : vince steamer Ksnesaw, registered tOnnsg'
iO Stern Wheel steamer Bridgeport registered ton
nl s.ernsThssi steamer ostOn. regisssTsdtOnnass
: stern wheel steamer Missionary, registered ton
n1 s5sern-whsei steamer Chattanooga, registere
stsn.whsel stearer Atlanta, registered sOansg'
sids.whcel steamer Rssaca. registered 'ennss'
side-whaeI steamer Lookout. registered tonnsg'
side-Wheel steamersstone River, registered to-
mage, 2lz toos.
Sde.Whsel steamer Clsnch. registered tonnsg
- tons.
: Also. seven C1Gunaale Barges.
- Ono Row Boat. and one Model Barge.
An Of which can be seen at ChsttanoosS lem
Al any time PRIOR 10 the day Of fale-
Also, for DE baildings, ways, stanonsLy ~ 6LIi
~ and sppertsnsnces In The Uniteu StASes %
building Yard Al Chattanooga. /.
Afuf de cripton Of which csa oe seen = !
offices Of he QuartermssteTs OF frsnspottauO1
Cineinnah, Louisville, Nashville Il. LOUIS anu
Chattanooga. ss,
rately; the name OF the boat or descnP1oh o.
sn barge to be designated IN the proposal.
$. AfuIl description of the properly ma5 % oDea
n al m application to BreFet Colonel Arthur EdEar
g, Each envelope containing bid should be- sea
other property &C Chattanorga," "Bnreau
= Rail and River transportation, " and addressed
the QGartsrmsster General U. s. A., WashiDgt
Payment to be made in United States enrrel
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior
the delivery Of the property
The government reserves the right 70 vithal
any Of the above property, and 70 reject proFos
II deemed too low. ls IIaac 5Hl $50
BY order OF the QuRrtermRster General "
taf4 no ~ LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brig. General snd Chief Of Ra and River Ira
70 pOFtatiOn. augS-
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YatarinarYS nrgerY.

WHE an&arsfzns6 haTng opened 3 Veterinary
HospitAi Il No. - Frons Street below the
6d Bridge LANDING. manEys ac3ct4 2Aa pat-
Rzszs q his breads Ead the eenmlnsS e larEe
JOSEPH 5KHERIxs
P.s=Ihs hsaa q rslsrsnaaa GyaH.I
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having sled CLAIMS heioge tns
"a "a C9Nns inattuted unesr
rad order Na. 81 . asH ~ - - $3.50.
eatSl loyether WITH aluou11 % egAfus
:, W1fam Drives, k-ceraT q SAD
~ oalupwaa Nza4F1e
- ~ e5ieceon 81 aad ci1fna Il ~.
cFes Al Ansn q Cary = corner q OeoA
s.s.sms WILLIAM pKgVEh hteeftaT,
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WHITE GOODS.

plain and FsrcY swipses, Checked MusliEs, Nan
cooks, Jaconet, Tuck Muslin, Ruined dos Ansl
IfuEn. Tabls Linens, Towels, Linen Camnrics
-l-ir and fznev- y rdaasa nanars. Linen Ha1okeT'
e~hrfabhclnln collars, Grape Sets, Swiss boEnks
widths aDd in 81 cofors; Silk Ceilings, Buckles
Esomething newD corsetss Velvet Ribbons. etc, etc
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Min.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
once Of Director and Gent. Manager N + y =
Washington, D. ia Slslss5. J
nROPOSAL9 viii be recslyed Al this Orice Until
- O'clock, noon, on Wednesday, septeEnDef
18th, 1855, 70 purchase TIE y 8 Military kGirne1
Rosliag Mil Ct Chattanooga Tenn Tlfh ne rs
nectiua the Rolling Nil with the Nashville ana
Chattanoaga Raflrosd I
Thu mill ana machinery constructed % re-lol
Railroad Iron are entirely new and 81 me mostA
proved sharaetsr.
Rer fun description and details Of operaiicnf -
paaty, &o Gppiy 10 person OF y taaF
Ysrdlev. Superintendent, CT aftEnooEA, ZEN.
Al hds should Be- endorsed -fropo
chase ChaltGnooga Rolling HI" rwu
Brsr. Brig. Sen, Director md Gensn.s 9I0is
Military Railroads Us
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HAVE IN STORE

r HAVE IN STORE
400 Barrels KAnaEha sali g busha basl
80 hal bbls. sad kegs n o. orasnsa
and 0odoe Sugar.
60 Bags prime Eo and lava Cosea
100 Boxes Altar Candies.
m% do DO do
90 Boxes Soap. assorted.
50 Ns MackereL
30 Haf bbls. Meekerel.
30 Kegs Eals, assortsd
loo Barrels sxirs Family Flour.
100 Resins Wnppias Paper, escorted.
A Lso. eiapis DvGoods. Boots eBd Shoes, hss'
"A oteersaare, nnwsre, BsrdNare Lsat
Ca5drea- I've stuff, Window GAS snce
ma. saddlerF, W~oodsnuaFa, RoberFcu sc Boz
b11 ceunty Whisklee and VINES VIII HA4y
arholes, al o. which Z VII eel -
Ceunhy and oty bEysn a small pfee sea
paetuly ak Al examination o. ~
urchasihE-
m. N. PARMELE,
ieas SIN NASHVILLE TEhNAS
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Hosiery and Gloves
NoTIoNs. a.. etc. rsE, eAssp.

We have received and are stll daily receiving.
large quantities Of Goods direct rom the East
where they have been selected and purchased BY
our Mr.. Lesy, at regular Bi-Ennual Manufacturers
Auet on. 90 hat our friends sndieustomers WI al
ways find a new snd interesting change OF patterna,
from the best selected Of the best design.
We woule cali Tee special aten ton Of the La
DIES 70 our particular
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control OF the Proprietor,
who is well known in thiA cify for the last ten years,
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN O'HEILL,
Uasa Cant fqfh U-e-cn
qa,e csp,. lsA Q. s. C. 10

OFFICERRs Monthly and Quarterly Pspsnsa
" Muster-oat Rolls promptly executed.
Pariculsr attention given 70 the collection
claims for Commissary and Quatsrmsster ' Stores
whether rsceipted for or not
Claims for Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Pre-
Money, pay Cor Horses lost IN service Together
with Just demands against the United STATES,
tended 10 and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum recspta.
Vouchers formal or i~nfornais collected.
oHiesrss o~uartsrmasssr End Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, exsouted IN q lev
days. al
omcsn' Pay Accounts made ont
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.

Where attentive Clerks will be pleased to chow
the latest d Yelues, among which is superb lot OF
real French Imported Hair-nets, ds sf PiTc al Am
press snd several other beAutiful styles. Gar
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
TO ADVERTISERS IN DkTAIh.
- n.rra WILL M as rolLoRs.

Advertisements ia thesPecih Column, 1ut hms,
s,om i 10 s lines, 81 Oe-aach additional line, -
cepts: subseouent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
IocEi Column, hrss tina, from I 70 ; Ines, tl&-
eseh ADDITIONAL line, 50 cents; Subsequent tnsef-
lions, IS cents per Inc.
An adyerdssnsnts occupying special position,
zod AL double column advertisements, Wh %
charged So per cant. advance on regniI rA1~
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI bs chsrzsd at TIE regular advertising Hae'
and must Invariably be paid n advAnce' OF 10 n
ssrion made.
ANNouNuEMENTs OF oANDIDATEA
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Ssrsysd or Stolen,

EROM shs lct opposite tie 1Dsd1er q No1s'
4 stresf. bssrssn UBicn aad Dseasssk sses.
eoiofed MAre 1as 90 81 and Il c. 81
esgnt ye.fs > - Iiehf bind Dot
~ Asly -sesrd III b PEdto any dsiTsrag -
sar1e - me- OF 6f A. CROOKEK
Ism me-. =. House, IN rear Of Pay Department.
auaI5@0
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrship.

NAsnvfELE, TENN, August1 1. 1885.
mHE6rm Of TitoTd / Hays is this dsy dissolved
4 BY mutual consent W.. H. Tliord ls alone
authorized to use The name Of he firm IN hqulda.
tio5. He assumes al the liabilities, and WI collect
al amounts due said firm. langeu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-20

TaKGsUnF D~EPsEfHEFG,
oeFos of Ia C0mprolIsr cf taa Currency,
Washingion, Jane q, 1854.
UrHEREAs, b. Satisfactory eviasncs presented
w 10 he undersigned, Is ma been made % ap-
"a that "THE THIRD national AMI OF
rasHVILLE." IN the cry Of hlshuie, n TIE
county Of Davidson, a1d state 81 IeDDes8ee, has
heen Duly organ rad under EBa according 70 tbs
ra1uiremeufs 81 he Acs Of Congress, erulied A
aet % provide q National CUTency. secured b a
pledge 81 United sfatrf scuds, aud % provide for
The crculs1on and Redemption thereof approved
June 81, IseA nd has eonphsdWith 81 TIE Prev
sIons of said act. required 70 be eorapled VITA b.
fora couHaenciug he nusineas 81 banki1s under
sHdact-
Nsw. Therefore, 7, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
o. the Currency, % hereby ceraiy thaa "The Third
National hank Of Nashville" IN the city q Nash-
vile, 10 the county q Dayiuson, sud state q ie1
nessea, - aEthonfsd % eCuEeuest me business %
Banking under he eel Aforesaid.
- IN testimony whereog witness ~
EuaTNkand ud seal 81 ofios. this Hz@
49, day 81 Jane, ie5
ConpgrsIer Of the Currency
So me above institution VII ta 49,
SEES ID thseourpe Of . fss days' Or
bee al Be E'sa- xpsaR JONAS Cashisr.
- 49, rruera gcrT.H
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Cloak Department

Comprises 8 great yarie : Of YER desirable Goods.
which We will sell at prices 10 suit the times. Fine
ia ma Cloaks, Bascnes a ca fhncGSsenEe, MEnnl-
las AZ Tafaas e d. gros dc Naples Circular, ere,
etc. willie sold VERY CHEAP In order 20 make
room for our Fail Stock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-20

REFfRs n FEHzIssIox 10
hon. Rehsid ogelsby, Governor State o. Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS Judge Supreme Court, .. s.
Hon. VIM. g. BroEnlos, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas. P. BrownloW, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
neeseeL
Hon. N. N. Brien, Nashville.
Hon VIM. N,Ghsniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon Jo. C. Gald, Nashville.
Hon. John Hrwh Smith, Nashville.
p W. Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
Msssrs. Monis a strstton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evsas& Co, Nashville.
Nsnrod Por ~, Columbia, Tenn.
J~unele-tf
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Millinery establishment
UNION STREET.

-~Rs G. ". TERRY announces to Der 1unrer0UB
M friendam and rustoraerg thst her stock mss 70
cs,Tedfrom ne East consists q the hnesf Goocs
ii re season, and Ee most supEro % - found IN
he cts, embracing
ROBA NANTES ECNNE7a
SILK CRAPE. RIBBo8 eLoyA A.,
szd Is Get sYsEy thing useslly found n 3 veil
stockad Millinery store,
81 Rssaeh Fiussg aoaa q order o. fs
ahoTtslt R0aos. tsa-a
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BEER HALL,
ColOnade Building.

M. At G9y srsa
NASHVILLE TESS
-usxrs q. vsg ss.s q LEouoS -
ssz sssis q PsSuusE 3
Vie d
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ELLIS & MOORE
' Variety Of Machinery

Are IN the pOsssssiOn,Of this: Establishment, Al
thsy embraces
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Iron Fronts
TSTOYES AND HOLLOW

pHt In their houses. will find it 70 their interest K
call before contracting elsewhere. Particular Rt
tention viii be Iaid TO the manufaeture Of
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Black and FaBcy snks, Ell ooloTs; s4k F9PHhaii
piain and fsncy; Mozambiqnss; AlApacssi ~
ors; Delanes n al col rs Mohairsi Fssoss 80,
etc, usually kept in z frst-csass DEy Se+d A
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29

ETA special Washington dispatch says that
while the President was preparing his message
the French Minister emphotically stated that
che Emperor would much regret any expression
in the message which wonld make 1t impossi.
BILE 10 recede from his Mexican scheme without
humiliation. The troops would DO withdrawn
from Mexico in little while, and asked Tor
patience on the part Of our government. It's
reported tina. Gen. Logan is satisfied there will
he no difficulty, and that the Republic OF Mex
leo will soon be peacefully rcinstated.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29

Persons living In the eastern part Of York county
will bear in mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'S crackers
can be obtained ut the stores OF Pierce Seaman,
Sseo, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball. Rennebunk village. lf' 25u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29
THE UNION AND JOURNAL! :: SUPPLEMENT-.
BIDDEFORD,

To KEEP FROM SISKiyG,-A correspondent OF
tho Scientific American suggests new way to
clear a boat Of water without bailing. He
s,ys Ill YOU have boat that leaks badly,
and il is in a strong current. or IL you are tow
ing it up stream. all you have to do to kept
dry is this: bore hole through the bottom
and insert piece Of tin or iron, half round,
through the hole, letting it extend u few inches
below the bottom Of the boat, and all the WA
ter will run nut without any labor. think a
ship at sea could be kept afoat il you could
keep her going four miles per hour
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29
BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS

mIIE subscriber has Just received new lot OF the
i most Approved school and Miscellaneous BOOKS,
elegant Photograph ALBUMS, PORTFOLIOS, Steel
ENGRAVlNGS, BLANK BOOKS, &c., which no will
sell ut the forrest rsdaeed Syiess.
Any book ordered nom Boston or n. York without
charge. HORACE PIPER.
No. 2 Crystal Arcade.
loyo Biddsiord, Ne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29

MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Richard Brinsey Sheri-
dan was once before police magistrate for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace. " What
Is your namel" askel the recorder. civilian
wilberiorce," hiccoughei Sheridan.
The reconstructed copperheads are again ar.
raicned before the people "You are the old
Democratic Party. ar'nt your" impending jus.
tice inquiries. "No." say they, with rare impu-
dence, "the Administration Party"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29

The following charming stanza is written in
n copy of Ellot's Indian Bible, owed by
gentleman in Connecticut. The translator will
be suitably rewarded:
.Mushalusa, mattaquan
Mattamusha nockrOlam
lIspupmpube."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-29


i STEAM BAKERY in this city, invite the atten.
ton Of the public 10 the choice and excellent articles
OF their Manufactures, which they confidently believe
will meet the wishes Of all who may be disposed TO
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
"Nutritive Crackers"
have obtained q wide celebrity. and been manuiAo-
turrd by us Tor u long tims at Saco, Maine. Their
SsIS II Is a tss,y p,aGs . wI,s ~ The
same excellent quality These Crackers the dis
coyery OF our Foreman, Dir. II. iiAskiLL and are
the only Crackers to be found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles Instead Of rOtting the dough Into state
Of loathsome and disgusting putrsscence, thereby
utterly destroying the saccharine AMI nptriti.e
principles Of the Flour as is universally the caseat
present. our processes cause us To make use OF the
dough In n perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
varied aid much Esteemed articles Of our production
In proper and satisfactory condition To be used ms
food by mankind who are declared to be "only lit
tie lower than the angels
In addition To the colnmsn kinds Of Cake, We call
particular attention TO the many kinds made from
our own receipts, which, NO feel quite saie In saying
acquainted with them. Among these we enumersts
our highly priced T.fT f...I. "FE
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BIscuIr, from
an English receipt. This Biscuit Is o great luxury
We also make promptly 70 order
Rich POUND. CITRoS, ALMOND. SILVER, COcoANUT,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, BRIDES, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Fancy Rounds and spanish Drops.
In closing, desire to soy that We spare no pains
10 meet the wants and wishes OF our patrons We use
invariably the best Flour the market affords. All
the other articles consumed BY us In our manuisc.
lures are carefully selected and OF the choicest do
scriptions. Our bakery IL constantly kept scrupu.
lousy neat and clearly, and workmen partake OF
the general character the rest OF the estab
lishment and masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with us will but con.
firm the impression we have feeby endeavored 10
convey, and We respectfully solicit your patronage
II. IoRDAs,} u. N.JoRDAN q CO.
q. T. JORDAN,
MELLES JOSE
Dover, N. H., June '6j.
Persons living In the eastern part Of York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained at the stores OF Pierce Seaman,
Ssco, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball. Kennebunk village. lf| 25u
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TIP you want TO get good likeness call q Z. n.
HcKHNNEYB. and secure such pictures - hs
Always ssts the YVsf PysM,sm ior.
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Pacific Hotel,
ITO, l72. TIA & ITO Groonwich st.,
(osE souiRE WEST OF BROADWAY
Between Courtlandt and Dey Sts.,
NEW YORK.
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

THE PACIFIC HOTEL Is well and widely known to the
i travelling public The location IL ESPECIALLY suitable to
merchants and business menj Is In close proximity To the
business part Of the citys the highway o Southern and
Western aye-anl jaccnt to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat deIots.
Is well furnished and possesses every modern Improvement
for the comfort and entertainment 81 IL inmates. The rooms
are spacious AMI well ventilated provided with gas anil wa
ter the attendance prompt and respectful and the table Is
generously provided with every deicacy Of the season.
The subscriber Who for the past few years. has been the les
see Is sole PROPRIETOR and intends 10 identity himself
thoroughly with the interests q his house. With long expert
ence hotel keeper he trusts by moe charges and lib
rral policy, maintain the favorable reputation Of the Pacific
Hotel.
n D. To prevent oyrrcharye by hackmen the coaches Of
iy3s JOHN PATTEN, in.
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Real Estate

For Sale In Biddeford.
TAs SAGE Water Power Co.
os... sor ala NJ reduced prices from one 70 one
hundred acres OF good farming land, part OF Wnich
covered with wood, and located within about three
fourthsof mile rum the new city niccL al.
1871 Thoo' So1NDI, As."s'
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Ayers s~arsaparilla

TSa concentrated extract of the choice root
50 oombi1ed with other substances Of stll
preater alternative power as 70 afford on eff
feciual antidote for diseases Sarsaparilla is
reputed 10 cure. Such o remedy is surely
wanted by those who suffer from Strumous
comPAinta, and that one which will accom-
plish their cure must prove, iAszthisi has, q
immense service to this large class OF our
afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound willedo ithas bee, proven by ex-
pertinent on many IL The worst cases 70 be
iou d in tie GLOWING complaints
Scrofuh sScrofnlode Swelllngs and Sores
Skin Diseases, 4Pimples,E Putules, Blotehcs,
Eruptions, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelas, Tettor or Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Ring worm, &c.
Syphilis or Vcneriala Diseases Is expelled
from the system blythe prolonged use Of this
s~AHsAPAEiLIA, and the patient is LEFT in COM
p~aratige health.
Female diseases are caused BY Scrofula in
the blood, md are often soon cured by this
EXTRACT OF SARsApARIILA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine (;
because YOU have been imposed upon by some,
thing pretending to be sarsaparilla. while
II WaSnot. When you nave useu hNEhs-
then, and bot till then, will you know the
virtues of Sarsaparilla. For minute particu.
lars of the diseases it cures, we refer you to
Ayers American Almanac, which the agent
below named will furnish gratis 70 all who
call for it. 81"
AYERS CATnART1c Pills. for the cure of
Co t~ivtness, Jaundtce7 Dyspepsia, Indiges-
'tion, Dyseniery, Foul Stomach, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism. Heartburn arising from
Disordered Stomach, Pain, or Morbid lnac-
lien Of The Bowels, Fl%atulency, Loss of Ap.
petite, Liver compliant, Dropsy, Worms, Gout
Neuralgia and for q Dinner Pin.
Theyare sugar coated, so that the most
sensitive can lake them pleasantly, and thep
are The best Aperient in the world TOR all the
purposes Of a family physic.
Prepared by :. ID. AYERS & CO., Lowell
Mass, aud sold by dth
Potter, PANeosT h Son, and s. r.,
SQUIRE, Ashland, j KINNINGER Go ,
lIayesviIle, II. S. sTocKMAN, Loudon'
Vile, ]. McCuTohEN Savannah, and by
Dealers everywhere. liaI (2mlO)
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/ pADR. Z. J. AY0Ng,
THE CELEBRATEp INDIAN HERE DocToR,
Can be Consulted at the following places
every month during 1864, 1885, 1865.
EOleveland Office, No. crest Clair street, and
dwelling 6s Bond Street, Corner of St. Clair.
L0Hice days in Cleveland as follows list, Cd.
3D., 9th, 5tb, 9th, 18th and 18th,
Ashland, ohi0ameNalty Hepsss each 1iM
Wooster, Crandull's Exchange, do 7th and sih
ilausfeld, Wiler House 9th and 10th
MOUNT VERN0N, KenyonVis sgts Gs.,
| House, Ilth and 18th
| Newark, Preston House, each
Is months .sahsaeft siSth and LII
ma, Maxim strictly adhered to-
al give such balm as has nO5sirife s
With nature or the laws OF life;
With blood my hands | never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
He Is a Physician Indeed who Cures
The Indian Herb Doctor, X. j. LYONS
cures the following complaints in the most OBJ
situate stages Of their existence, viz Disease
Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach,
Dropsy In The Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Fits or Falling Sickness, and all 9TH
v er Nervous arrangements. Also,
all Diseases Of the Blood,
90 such as Scrofula, Ryr-
g sipelas Cancers,
Fever Sores, E
Leprosy.
aud nil other complicated Crouic Complaints
All forms OF Female Difficulties attended to
with he happiest results.
Ills hoped that no one willdespair of cure
| unit! they have given the Indian Herb Doc.
tors Medicines a fair an1 faithful trial.
ny During the Docter's travels in Europe,
West Indies, East Indies, South America and
the Unit cd States, he has been the instrument
in Gods hand TO restore to health and yisor
thousands, who,were givenup and pronounced
incurablc by the most eminent Id school Ply
%sicians; nay, more thousands who were on
the verge OF The grave. are now LIVING Mos,
uMEvrs to the Ind n Fcrb Doctors sLiIl and
uocessful treatment. aud are daily exclaiming
-'Dlessed be The day whel first we saw and
patook ofthe Indian n crb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory refer noes Of cures viii be glad
ly and cheerfully given whenever required.
1he Doctor pledges his word aud honor that
be will in nowis directly or indirectly induce
Or cause.apy invalid 10 take his medicines
without hU stsopges probatiliiyso Q scare.