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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

tetFrf4f sIEa.-- .lf1frIet taa 5acn -
eeiFsa ~ Y. b. atrIrr 8 O.. t1at certain
afuEziste - tta city hage been ralnlnr ~
- lsaf1a1s ealing 81 ~ feIoc's Firz c.
feIe As tfle u thsir ora uana .,r. 1rs
Nhlsp s1sT ~ . 1r1tfiaf q fha rt1eI1c.
#e Nt4i9 aarlee al r1Es ~ Eaf he
ze4t'nei ara ltoeI4 F1r r91l.1e en- aclI-
1faz frf tht IIeh. 1e-H1f.a. ratiar. 81
rf +ea q .1t lLie. - 90 4lf anl
1zE1 zrir nan e Iar1a atr rIasr
ereparssi44 n you, bus tr N.laefs
PAX I6faIe 4t11Izllnf 81 g.
toR 4 c.. 80 i4ll posftris1 5irssl 4,.f-
vile. ten1.
<st--4 t1Ef4l @..Ei n1I Hsf4 tr 1erf
s1af - zas1t y so i11s.ss 81 rsi
5 - = s4te tast 7o1 1er
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GREAT
Distribution
EuREKA GIFF ASs0CIAFI0Nl /
Whl71 hey ne7T 10I 7717 11II = . EN01 HTll- =
drewn and ita value
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases


$40. NV Io1k, aanullEft ttQp.
The Furake Gin Association Is the Original 1nd
largest Giii Association n the country.
fts hasiness eousinues 70 BE- condueted in fair
ana hoDoreblr manner, and q greatly increasing
tradt E proof that our patrons lnrnufnoui me
colnirv appreciate tbs method Of ottalning rich
erf ai,.farl goods None can receive ieas then ne
vafue ~ their money, ne ar Gle on our LAat y
worth less tnan One Dollar. retail. aud there axe
Nc Bsnks.
f-,iferr fron, various parties throughout me conn-
~ actuaticdznt the feceIa 81 vary veluAnle
daisa MAY he e3en oB Gle nt our oItca-
pariiat desli1g giln us ula{ tfpend en hafin9
nro,rri returns. and he article draWn viii Be- nl
refatsiT seui 10 any address bgrstnrn mail cr e.
nras1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

FOH GaLk.-Thaf e6fIre kock % North side of
Cedar street.. b1tFeen lnerrF etreei and the . icy
on She west rushing through % he Theatre.
These valuable business lusaliiles viii BE- eold IA
sFonfs On both eireels % suit purchasers, No ~
ofIef them al prices which md sees ~ Y believe
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Nav Tonas April fo.--TAe Hars1a'a cor
rsspondent zecoupts The pussuii ei Less
srnr The 2&ih corps resehea The Ssar of
Black and White station. on the soutA
sids railEoaa. on lhs morning q lho sth,
-4.t 49, Lt :. .., /. /. Il. = ~ Fs
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4 lHe1Ig Vented RVeFFWlleT|


ptannnnA ARR DssaEFsar.-- We hava en-
aOinod q ereat number of letters lrem me
al tie snhei pt6leiaont cltisent 81 fincln-
nat and CsFinEtcn, etc, speaking IN ne
hlrheak terms q. DR.. ricks4nd's hnti.
ci'olsra u ntuTe lbf the enra ef ojafrh@e
ana pyseniery. The iottsrs Ase 20 iong "
1,,ra |'sh lfri Woodt. q cdvinftont says
~ vfss ugono1nesd inrafable hy tAe es1l
Irett,ra IN Cincinnati, and cuc bottle pf DI
eirle isua ia Cholera Mixtafa e1faela6
4 uasa,aH,snt curr, afler suffering fol f4ontha
VIA fab uosa1 sa9taof DiafTn8a and Dgt-
ssl~-V - 78--an y q --tY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
louisville SauertistHI IS
6. P BlRKES' EKTgE ( Gem PFkS.

Ihese pens baaz ny ey.ls nsask e g p. BAn1E
AxfTa4 Lon, Kf.,e fnf which have sacured ne
oopels4t aI,d are EsxEsnled equal il fDeness o.
rnatt ri ssd 1o1 krnansp t1 ts f,sss sLeIn insn-
udacftTa and are believed % ba s17erfcr % ~
othsr iE durability and other safsfa11a qualities
4rie1 co1bne = ms1e really s1rfieea1se pen
sent D IlaiI cT express On rec1-pi a price s1i1
rl.f4 ctQEs fs b mzlI, 81 ~ rist Hhen ~ ee1ts
= added for Iessfry.l Wrlte go1r nEne ana -
dfest riG|1 }.
Postage on single pen firss esn.s; pen with any
caaa cf holder sHd box. ~ centz Old pens re-
pairtd for ffty cents faad sta-rP) sch. Circulars
ssnt Fnz1- Addrzes
c. p RAneE5, -
Gold Pan Manu- fct1rc1
6E Hain-sl1osi. Cor. alxth. Loaiass,e. 81.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

95 Reea Soda Bl Blue1lo1s.
tlatk Maeas0og Sntd ! 8 Cndhaer,
4 Bi2s Fpsorn salta o. Lfe. CocaiDeei,
Dutch Hafasr Hbls lfaan Tartar.
20 ff.s beaf Ir.li4o a Biimalona.
4 Eils Cs1rrft. q Tiouf salnhnr.
For Isle low, 81 EWLE 4 PENDI-Er0H-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

rrw E1Is - nr1f HOSES. ultt tHo ferfs1 E1d
- - esIIer. ~ 81 fIs Ifcnl ~ Itte. 81 frr-
nlfslzaal. oI9oslls 3 c1aeh sins.71s.
- asrf-l1s sfssoif. issIe l. 7 lea' /.
l.1ta6 81 D. e 3 4sftlpaEs --ttl 14.It etti a
- Iha ecert EzE.4 ea1 et.f trf -t'l.Af tAs'.l's
d. I.7fftt. Is isIt a1Ilz tIIt ~ ~ sI4. E4FlfE
o. ~ 80 4'I11I = q ~ sn4 eeaatly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

A fsneral assortnont Is ane CUSTOM mad7
boots ard shoes; the Vosk warranted ane
sold Iow, 81 @. ". Fallk co's Hardware
siore.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
A RARE CHANCE
a-
Executors Sale isr Partition

S1If PoszPoNa.D 70 APRIL le
-er..rrer,sv- TuR iase DAY or sFafIf
e,s-1. {. ~ Nj 81 ~ FI441tN . ~
frrs.i l1ilsr Iels ca s1u4atr "a fzra Ales'.i
rrsr tte carslel.
Ttr IrH aIo s61nlleflf l1cs.et - 80. 5.
~ I1l| I4II u ~ Ir1'3 ee7sf1.tn tt,.t
~ II .f .|trt a. \ tI7rtf|I ~ t1I14T 1f11 q
-i 81 $3.50 s.l.- W n1tf1 r11tec.'Iii7 |ls|t1
-. IIa1I'.1 - b tiitr4 40 eIs1 - z''sr = - ;
~ 1kF1s. Es...Is.1 <
q d H711a. 4ec'-.
e si.s:'. s..ss's - '''.''' : = = %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

GsneraI 6Fant- I-I
Gsnsral--I have fecsiyaa your nols of
thls date. qhohsh bot shtifsly Of opinioa
5ou express relative d shs hopslssraesl q
further Fesis1anes sn The part Of she Army
q Eorthera YiFsihia, ( rscipr oeais yoar
desirs % agsFt assless siEusson Of bod, and
therefore, belors eonsiderins your proPosi-
iior. voald ask terms zoe viii oasr On
sonaitiou Of Is surrender.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

ga kss, 1s1e 4 esleis stle.ADsm
q. J. h't0WH. in.lcr'es
nsars1lsn ~ IHn fssa Ng
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Gen. R. E. Lee, Commanding confsderate
ssstssArmy t0
The result sf iast Fssk mnss convince
yeu Of he hoPelsssssss of further rsaistsnes
OF ths part Of tie army 81 northern vir-
ginia IN this slraezle. feel it 20, a6d re-
gard II g ny dpi1 % shift ffeza ny.slf the
responsibility 81 any further eaailon Of
blood, b. sskinE % yoo ths sefrsnasg Of
that porticn q tks confsderats sias.s Asnly
lsa9sn as theisfny Of Eofihsrn vifxnlE.
Fesy respectfully ese.
u. 8. eaks4.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
The Pursuit 6r Lee.



Wa DzpAnEssz1, April Z. . ,. 7a--ghis
Department has the szaiai rsport of the
Surrender, shiss ds.s, 81 Ssz. Les aaa his
army . ns5-(ass. 0saaf, ca asrsns proposed
~ Gen.essht. Dsisiis win bs given as
speedily ~ possible. E. n. srAsra1.
Secretary Of vs..
Hz4bosAa1sas Aaav o. rhE usr1se
sfzrrss April ?. ls5s.-f1or. I. *. Stanton,
sacsesary ef War Gen. Lea sarrsnasrsa
ths army q aorshsFs virxiais hls ? n,
on tsrms proposed y myself Ths foIlor-
ing correspondence wiz show tha oondi-
tsOns fully. Q. 3. GEaSr,
Lient. Gen.
April 2. .. 8. Grant, Lisat. Gau., Com-
nsnding Us. Al received yos- nofe eh
the picket las this faorning, Watcher
hsd cone 70 meet yoas ana ascsrtain DEF
nilely Ehst tcssas we're embraced il your
Proposisisa Of yesterday. via rsisfenes Z
he surrender q this s-ay. I how req assi
"a interview, in scesrdsnss with-ths order
e0Rsaiaed il ygar letter yesterday, iDr iket
parpoas. Very respectfully,
yeGr ohsdienf servant,
r. E. Lax.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

3 Btls. o5pai vsniah ! nh Jspee Fainlsh
Cofch fIoslng
One barrsl FIoEinR farnisA,
One baarsi Hack Leather.
Fos suls ioH, b zWLa fEhnl.hio
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

AFEEn asie-t1en. r. & Lea. commandire
e. S. A. Yoar note Of thisiay is hus this
Inomsat reserved (il.5o a - in conss-
qusnee o. haEisg passsd frels She Ries-
'nond and Lynchbprg road % the Farrabufg
aud Lynchburg rdz.l. am thas writing
about four miles wsss sf Hallon's church,
and viii pqsh Fezratd 60 lks frout for tbs
purpose Of meeting your edFiee sent la ns
on this road. Where Jon eisl ne Interview
to take place you Wiz asot ne.
Va~v rnereefft,fl ~ --o,,- a. .s....,t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

ArsiE s.-Gsaeril 2. /. Lee. connspa-
ine confsdersss siates Arm7.-Grpersi !
Youf npfs d lass sFsaina "a reply % zeIas
a sans dals. askiss tts seAditiuas 81
which I VIII accops sarzendaf 81 tha frny
Of No4thssa Virginia d just rsssisl.i. II ~
ply VIZ reg, psass Being my zsal desiss.
thsfe u bui one ,endliicn ihniat upoH.
Viz shaa tAe men surrendered ahalf Be fis
amlsasd - taking aFas against ths Coz.
ornment 81 he United States until properly 7
sxehanesd. vii meet rous Or dssienais
oassrs 70 rasst any cfacsrs you may name.
for the purpose of s1Tansing dsaniteiy ne
terms upon which the snrrspdsr llf tha
Army og Eorshan Ylrgiaia pil. v re-
esired. VERY rsrpaetlpliy, A.
-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

s Btlz. Alcohol, s5 per cent.
59 per cent.
ffosf spifils,
Pitts Whisky. pEFs. for mad. purposes
pnra French bnandF,
Holland Gip.
Plrz P1rt hadsira, and Sherry Mlnes-
7oI sale ioE. bT kWIH 4 fBuuLb4J4.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

DfzEs,a Pia1laiion Bitsslz.
Bulls Cadron
EcFlsIllF' 9tomf1h =
Bcor1tfaia HoiIsud
Hfoii y Gerul11
ssr sfsi -. ken 4 PESDlErOs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11


ApeiE 3. lstS.-seasraf recaiTed 81 :
Iass houf yeur nots of ta-4sT in answer %
mIns 81 ysstsrds5. 1la ass intssd 10
propose tks surr.aarr q he Array n
NofsAsrr vlrsisia. sai 3 Ask she terms of
yoar propas;tisn. - IS fank, do net
ihiak shs sinslssaey has srissn % esil sdr
tAs saftsndss e. lkss afeys sst o ne ~
storatlon 81 psscs sh5ald b tae sole object
a 81. dsl.re = xaoe uhslAtr y,1r pro-
peusls poa4 isst % ihst esd. : roala
ss,. therela7s. n'stl yor Hith : Eiee losuF-
saafsr tht ArnY 81 ssosthaft vifesuie. bst
q hrss yenf PrePesili,d aaF aasat ihs
csdls1esass elztss flless zntzr ~ e1u-
rnasd ana tsea q Ne Fsssssstisn q ps.cs.
aks1id - pieasl.l y shssi ys1 81 - o'eiocs
3. "a. ts-zsrsss. ea ne eia rasu red q
Rsehu-z5. ksisosa ths liaes q las ta,
aruis1. Very repeatedly.
Ve1f ceuii1zt aafsanls
R.x Lrr. etasrai.
Te Iisrt. Ca 3. g Grant. UssA
Arsn s-osa. B + Lee. ce1lnznaisi
csA Esaf nsIe y ys4sfsss Is .
esfTsd. 50 havs ns nnlhsl.sg e iEs.i O
t.ks 50 ,a.t sf - l-s. tz6 ,ssz-I.s fsss'osa'
- Ie - to.ssJ esrit aal ieea - al
rra 1nl1 sise heTsFst. ffasf1i -
~ s4.| b ssfspsl - s,se4 Ns.1 gs7'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

srSfA, April Sit Gen. Z. 5. Grant, Com-
uaading eenefal--I hsTs rsosivsd your
letter Of this dsts, coalsiniag terms Of sur
render Of the Army q Northern Virginia,
as Proposed By you- As tksy ars tie sane
- subsiantially expressed in your letter Of
tbes,h irst., they sra scospted. I plE
proceed Is dssignsts me proper oiacers 10
carry he Stipulation inio effect.
RESPECTFULLY. Sc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11


AfFosAfrox cHurcs, April s.-In accord
snes with ny letter 70 you e tie ath, /
propose he following tern.s, 70 via. Rolls
of eli officers ana iasn 70 be made in du.
piicate, ons copy % be reiaiasd by Al oiIs.
Ger dsslgnaled by roe. the cthsr to bs re-
iainsd By sueas oiiicsra e. you nay dazie.
aate ; the elhcsfa < give tAsif individual
par0iea rot 70 take up arms sgainst The
GAVernmsnt the United slatsa unlil prop
eriy exchanged, and each eompany OF reg
iraeat conmasder = aign the parole for the
men q their commands.
Thearma, artsiisry, and public property
% Be stacked q packed, aad tarped over
% an oiiOes designated bT mo 70 rocoivs
thera. This viii rot embrace the side
nsna of cficers o. privats horses Or bag
gage. This done, aad each oEIiesr aud man
wiz Be allowed 70 return 70 their homes,
net to be disturbed BY The Cniisd atatea'
authorities 50 iong as tkey osssrye thslr pa.
role and laws in force whsfs they may re-
side. Very respectfully, sc.
Us. Crtrr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

We f11a ltFfl bs1llIIll iIf1t7Es7 - 49, :
II4 '.1II7ll ''1'ls - -, 49, 80.
Ir.. n r f|.f.r Ielsr,|rs' 2 sd
a. 81 IfrF fs11Ia. - llls er1l14
s.4 ~ ..cI1I.|I Il . 181lft94r7 1Ete. 50
- = 7.-rl = 1s1.. 1|.l6ul I.|us1. f4eII c.1.
~ - .rI...f rt1lsi bE7 ttez So e144
-. = 49, ..sz-. -. 8 -.
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FSs -. : ..HI .sa.I..s p. 2 g.


Ron aALR-A Farsn q Efsx Acres. veil I'M
proved. under good fences. admirably appor1cn-
= fssA 41Ee ifsta ftse1, psls. p1eeteA pune
cAetdes, Eprlda. qElnces. dalrsens. &C. I'D 4cre4
n snods. nov farm house with rooms, barn.
f.sm kIsks.Ile. and sith.h 4 nile 81 tha Louis
E1ln nEd NashgiIIa rn'lfusi. The t|r1oaf upon
1ta nrI1. Hlh irdIaiel4 111leazln.Il4 fa4zat -
aald tor nasfiy, II not CUTE, enough % pay lor
tta ARA. ufich b vel k1oEn ~ TIE william
fcln.n1 f'.Ir1.|s, sFt.sftE tfsff.Irtt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

zen sAf.H-Ths dousae stafsiy Mansion rev o.
cupied - EIai. r. c. Mcflalry, east side of High
atrnei q hQslae north of Cllurch. EllA al tie
n.ads1 4ato5rlnleafs aud oorFenieneesi II = -
te4ilts enllnfnfy deslra1it.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

tinually harnessed and held in readiness.
Many discharged American soldiers are in the
city, and an attack might be looked for.
Mayor Gunther was renominated last eve
ming by the McKeon wing of the Democracy.
John w. Farmer was nominated by what is
called the Army and Navy League"
The POSTS Washington dispatch says: The
President has recently decided to issue rations
TO the suffering freedmen OF the Southern
States during the coming winter, and also to
take such white persons as may be destitute.
The President has recently declared tha,
freedmen shall have full protection in their
right to settle on the public lands of Florida
and Texas, now open for pre.emption.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-21
Stewart, the yerohtnant Millionaire.

TT
ne mas D.-~Any partners, but they are only
pa Tue ) in profits. He is the sole master OF
:. that is bought and sold. He knows every
article that comes in or goes out of the stor !.
No bundle leaves without check. He Sc
lectsd shawl for his wife one day, and neg
q lected to check it, it could not leave the build
ing. No merchant in New York works SO
many hours or gives such undivided attention
to his business. His rooms are in his down
town store. He comes down early, takes his
dinner about five O'Clock, returns and remains
at his work till late at night. He finds his
pleasure in business. BE is as difficult to an
proach as the Grand Lama. Go to the store
and you will be met at the door by courte-
Gus gentleman, once an af1iuent merchant who
kept his own establishment.
To your question If Mr.. Stewart is in? a
response comes, "What is your business ." 81
want TO see Mr.. Stewart" You can't see
him unless know your business" It is pri-
vate, you say. "Mr. Stewart has no private
business; must know what you want, sir"
Ii your statement is satisfactory, you are al
lowed to pass up stairs. Here you are met by
another bland but portIy gentleman, once a
judge of one OF our courts-now the coniiden-
tlal business agent and companion of Mr.
Stewart, to whom he devotes all his time
He subjects you to series of cross questions
as rigorous as if you were on stand at court
He keeps you from Stewart If he can. II he
can't, when your turn comes, he ushers You
INTO little box, ten by twenty, where sits
the autocrat of the New York merchants-
He receives you with blank countenance
and cold eye. His voice is suppressed. his
face inanimate, and his air impatient. You
hurry through your business, and need
strong temptation to induce you to run the
gauntlet again.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-21
WHITE PINE COMPOUND FOR DIABETES,
Important testimony from Asa aoOdhue Esq, of Bcv

Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, ESQ. of Bow
New Hampshire.
For sixteen years or more have suffered much at in
tervas from what at first called kidney complaints
but year ago last December fell sick and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostration Of my system was SO great, and of so
long continuance that neither relatives neighbors nor
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring The same was my own opinion
Near the last of March, 1859, being well acquainted
with DR. j. W. Poland, felt inclined the value Of
his White Pine Compound, as the article hi hly
recommended for inflammation of the kidneys bottle
of it was procured and Immediately af commencing its
use began to amend. My strength gradually returned
the pains subsidized, and in The fall was able to
attend to considerable business believe Dr. Poands
White Pine Compound under God been the means
my recovery thus far.
To say that ever expect to have perfect health again
is out of the question at my ase GA But thu will
say, that while the Compound my health Is verv
comfortable When have relinqushed its use the
pains nave returned and all the dsagreeable symptoms
hal produced immediate relief
During the eleven months, in which have beeen tax
ing TINS medicine, Ihave used not quite FIVE bottles In
word let me say to all afflicted with similar complaints
TO mine, try DR.. Poland's White Pine Compound
ASA G00DHUE.-
The White Pine Compound. advertised at length in
our columns is not only as to its inviting but
hlgnly approved medicine. DIR. J W. Poland, the in
ventor has the confidence of the many who know him.
confidence which he enjoyed while aborng usefully
ny years Baptist minister His experience as q
sufferer led him to make experiments which issued in his
medical discoyery.-B0st0R WGtciHGR aud heRecf0r
The Editor of the Manchester Daily. and Keeklsy
Mirror, in leader Of the Daily, thus writes Of the
"Ths white Pine Compound is advertised at much
length in our columns and are happy to learn that
the demand for IL is increas ng beyond all previous ex
petatons 1t is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that know Of and no family that has once used
it will ever be without It, Wespeak from know-
edge that il Is sure to kill Cold and pleasant as sure
The greatest inventions by accident andkis ain
gular that the White Pine Compound M De fer Colds and
Coughs should prove to 30 the greatest remedy for kid
ney dihicuties known But it is. We cannot doubt
1t, 10 many testimonials come to us from well-knon
men, Besides the character of DR. Poland is SUCH that
we know that he will not countenance what is wrope,
For years Baptist clergyman, studying medicine to and
LOOK standing with one foot upon the grave he made the
discovery which has saved himself and called out from
hundreds o. Others the strongest testimonials possible
ne nave known Dr. Poland for years. and ne er knew
more conscientious honest upright man. and are gad to
Pine Compound " '''"' us "m'e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-21
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

= Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed cut Tor general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper-
fence in the hands OF regularly educated physi-
oian whose preparatory studies fits him Tor all the
duties he must fulfill ye the country is flooded with
best in the world, which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. Tho unfortunate should be PARTIo-
ULAE In selecting his physician, al 1t ID lanentabla
yet inconiroVel tablo TACT, that many syphilitiO
patients are made isei able it'll ruined Contributions
b. maltreatment from inexperienced physicians N
general practices for 1t Is point generally conceded
BY the best syphilcgraphers thathe study and mar
agement Of these complaints should enaross tn
whole time of those who would BE- competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. Tho mex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither ops
portunity time TO make himself acquainted with
their pa biology, commonly pursues one system (
treatment, IN most cases making an ndiscrminots
use OF that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
OurY.t .H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-21
Catorrh-Scrotalc.

i, Mrs William Elery, Of Is Central Avenue,
Chelsea, do certify that have bzen great sufferer
all my life fir m Gatarrh ans ScroIula OF worst
kind at the sg of two years, the disease began t.
assume violent form. All my life it has keDt me
in bondage. l have had hundreds of liberated
Threats; aid have seven IN winter. had great
pain dizziness in my head, with many other all.
ments. Last winner the Scro1ula broke out unde.
my chin and run to such an extent, that 1 thought
my life would run out as no doctor could cure me-
One told ms it would take three years to stop the
running. cam tt II the suffering endured in body
and mind. Most providentially was advised to 20
and see Mrs. N. G. Brown did so. In the begin.
ming of Hay last, obtained her Metaphysical lis
coveTy and used it faith ully. The happy aid glo.
rious lesult5 are that ara delivered tromalmy dis.
eases. My Catarrh is gone, my dizziness and head.
ache gone. feel as free from Scrofula and its
effects as any being in the world. In two weeks #.
ter began 70 use the Medicine the running sora un
der my chin had ceased; in less chan mon found
myself a eursd woman IL is now nearly six months
since, and ave had return ofdisease. Bythroat
viii always troubled me with ulcerations, is en-.
tireiy cured. Every exposure used to give me cold
now do rot take cold at ALL / feel stronger and
better than ct any period OF my life. bad wind
on my stomach that is all gone. can feel the Dis.
covery searching through my system. Ny cireuia-
ton was always bad now it is good. / am getting
much heavierand stronger / am sixty-1ye years
old. Iwant all the world to know of my great de-.
lverance from Cstarrh and Serotula and also from
the grave, where expected soon to GO.
Mrs WILLIAM EhLERY, rs, Central Avenue,
Chelsea, where can be seen.
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