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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

triumph through the terrible struggle and which
administers the government Of ths nation and BY large
ore the governments Of nearly every State Of the Union
the Union Of this city claim right and regard It
an impressive duty TO pcoo before the people Of their
number candidate for the Mayorary.
The Union party will demand and win insist upon,
thorough md radical reform in the Of the City
Government the abolition Of sInecures and Useless Offices tho
retrrnchnent ofeIpendue and the reduction Of the tsxs
ton Of the city.
Upon the grounds and principles thus briefly Indicated
present your name to the people Of m city tho Union can
ddae for Mayor knowing you will discharge tho duties
Of the Office with patriotism dignity, honesty, and energy
.hat your election viii just economical and efficient
aduni.ron Of City Government and that (, will be
your pride and stesd eor, promote the welfare Of
people and enhance the glory Of this grss, and noble city
We have ,he honor to be. &c. &c.
LANSING 4. MooRx WILLIAM ATKIsscS
sHEaIpAy SsooK. OWEN W. BRESNAs,
JArEs ksLLr, K0BsRr EDwARDs
WILLIAM r. STEWART,
President Of the Convention
srscL.n TorsrY ;s.cr...rie.
HrSEy H. HuKLAr,
Nrv Yosx, Nov. 2s, 1855.
GssyLysss have had the honor to receive fron your
hands letter Communicating to the action Of te Union
Convention of this City. placing in domination for tn
otce OF Mayor o' NfW IN WLlch you
.Ipre the opinion that y elevation thai important Office
aid pscs In the a.csndsncy IN this city those s!a
cere and loyal Union sentiments which predominant
in the Federal Aimuiaraon snd in the Of the
States aud would sso help in the reformation Of the City
Government and in tho relief OF the citizens from 'he die
saces and expressions ~hieh sci al classes o.
population
Under r. and popular fovtr1 neni Ike ours, though
e1eu may b. jus;ife in seeking striving for rrbllc
oice OF political lrncon be has rsh, to decline p1hhc
seryie however Adlop. which he called BY tue nune
and ,pon,aaeous wishes Of his fe,.ow-c.iilens.
In thi. feeling but with mach srus Of 10y qualifications
for The important duie. which ths representatives. of the
Union party have called upon to undertake II the popular
suffrage should confirm their choice ,ccep. The nomination
genefousy tsadsEcd 20 s you aud the
party which you represent and all OF my fellow citizens WHO
may give sspPort the po that as have bnt one
motive H. entering into the shall have but one
purpose IL sdlbiedns tie Office, and uats 10 contribute
a, that shall lie my power to make tie Government Of the
City Of NswYork loyal the Nation and the state, and hon
ard faithful IN m dgesto he people. from whom and for
whom II bod, s powcr With NY thsnks TO the Conven-
ton FOR the 2eons honor they have doae and to you
gentlemen for the ind .nue which you have addressed
u, An With great respect
Your obejlsut servsn,
nAzsHALL q. RosgRr.
To lsaAe Dayton Lansing Moore Sheridan shoot James
E.liy Chester A Arthur William Atkinson, Owes W.
Brennan, Robert Edward, William b. s'ewal', Com
u,iks
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RsmInusiss fer Aideraas, Nimeteesth
Ward.
IrrIESs AssoCiArfos. NiSsrssyrB WAHD,
NsxYoKE. Nov. II, 1905.

lfrRxs ASSOCIATION. NiyersyvrB WARD,
Nsx YoRK. Aov H. 1905.
RoBrlr McGrssIs, Eso.; Dear Sir--At meet,
ing ~ tr- Nineteenth ward citizens Association held
Ikur.asy evening NoseinbeE sth issy. yon were nnan
iuousiy pofnasted tr A'i'Tnal ot wv NihreSc'n "NN
~ the city ~ hss YORK. .. -,
We tle urds ri gn.d, s.poiniof Comm Wee 70
sdy - va sf AID no.asn and s-A Jolr P.'dsts 20
n. supiaf of tfs Ctikrus Association.
v. d.piae to know. u ..ttt'd,
enunci.tci by the orizeIs As-oiaion-an bon.,l al.
out u the Anrosn stable" IN and about the CTS Halt
seS1,d Ar, yon in city ard County taxes
teng increased or dmIhised s9d for which you VIII
i.hefr
Third Will you oppose the present lavish expenditure
of tie Flc fund. tho plundsng u the City Inaslry
~ s,lth and private purposes the couuptons Of The
..Eing ana enieayor 70 bhng back 60 this oyertaKed
city .ueh honest Administrative of shalrs a. should
make the gf.at M.ini-is what II deserves 10 o., ne
pride and glory of America. 49,
Tourth " il you interest yoursolf IN the vo Of re-
form Ia the Ninei.enth ami. and labor IN ne rtuf. As
you hay, d0uC "a tc pat TO redeem our intee-ts-chie
among which our Pubc schools from tue eofrup
tions Il Ward Politicians sho Use u and them for base
sele-h purposes n,
,ur position touching these points Will be desired ~
.le A,a'-.ls sttn ~ho-s =, prc--ntstion yon are.
FNur.sur kude, wishes fJr your success aud IrOS
u.rltp v. lave The honor t. L.
IOjr oDUdicnt servants, very Truly,
II. Hr SIINSrOS LIE,
tHlRIEs CuErIse,
W. Ross.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Ward Daniel Dradd The Fourth Eighth. Ninth and -Four
teonth Wards adjourned without making nomination.
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Usisn AIderihsnic Nemisasisss Lost
Eveaiug,

sIrrH DIsrRrcr-AdjouIped.
ForRrH DisrRic1,-lndorsed Chas. McBrine tMchoonb
TwAtrrH DfsrKIcr-WIu. II. Hsight tMckeoEl.
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.l--t t.-. &c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Gen. Grant has just issued an order relieving
all the officers Of she Veteran Reserve Corps who's
services ean he dispensed WITH and directing them OF
receipt OF the order to immediately proceed 10 their
homes and thence report by letter to the Adjatant
Genera. oi the Army.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

THE VIOLENT END OF YANcEY
Nashville Banner makes the following
statement concerning the death Of VIM.
l. Yancey, which, it appears, was caused
by personal encounter with Senator
Hill Of Georgia, on the 8oor Of the rebel
S,nate: LII
Wm. /. Yancey came to his end bY
violence. 1t was toward the close Of the
second session of the first Congress that
he broke from the counse's and influence
Of Mr.: Davis and became, with MIR.
Henry $. Foote, leader Of the opposi.
ton. Mr.. Ben. Hill, Senator from
Georgia, had likewise changed his front.
and was remarkable for the eurnestness.
personal interest and persistsncy with
which he sustained the measures of an
administration to which his allegiance had
oeen given late in the day. Mr.. Yaucey
it will be remembered, had returned from
IT. unsuccessful mission to Europe, and
vas representing Alabama in the Con.
federate Senate. The question of navy
was under discussion in secret session.
The debate ranged beyond the parlia.
meptary limits, and Messrs. Yancey and
Hi became animated over the abstracs
doctrines Of State rights and the divinity
Of slavery. High words passed, and 6.
nally the lie was given by Mr.. Hill. Mr..
Yancey leaped forward. and as he aimed
blow at his adversary, was caught 10
| the arms Of the latter and thrown VIC.
lently back over desk. Mr.. Hill is =
man OF wonderful muscular development.
MIR. Yancey was never very heavy, tho
1.-the and active. In TIE fall his spine
was seriously injured, and when the BY.
standers rushed upon the two and dragged
the one from the other,the great 6re-eater
lay unconscious npon the floor, with
little trickie Of blood oozing from his
lips. lie was carried to his hotel a vote
Of Sc ;recy was passed, aud the encounter
hushed up. No one in Richmond except
that body OF men knew of the circum.
-tances for six months after. He dropped
from day to day. He became ls,less,
hopeless and vacant. He was transferred
to his own home. where his convulsions
CEASED a few weeks before his death, which
was tranquil and calm"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

EiposING THE CorroN.-A feminine
re1e', il Memphian amt widow, who
sh I'll 60 by the name Of Mrs. C-,was
recently going up the river on one Of the
Cairo packets, when she got into an ex-
cited discussion with Col. s., on the
subject Of the war. 1t took place in the
ladies' cabin, and soon broug ght around
them crowd of eager listeners. She
poured whole broadsides of sarcasm into
the Colonel, who received them with his
Characteristic good humor. The closing
s,ene Of the discussion is given by MY in.
tornaut as follows:
"You may ovcrrun the whole South,
you may burn our towns, lay waste our
plantations, main or kill the last man,
bat then, sir, we will arm our boys wish
squirrel rifles and shot guns, aud put one
behind every stump in the land. What
will you do then ?''
Oi," rcplicd the Colonel, 'in that
case, we will he compelled to call out and
'rm enough of YOUR niggers t. surround
Ill the >tumps."
Bat When you have accomplished oil
That, We. the women OF tine South, will
1hre cur breasts to the Federal bayo.
nets -
You dare not do that, madAm."
Why not, sir ?"
For the simple reason. madam, that
it is unlawful. Your Congress has made
1t criminal for yon to expose your cotton
10 the Yatte frces.'
The lady retired suddenly. while the
isten4rs laughed uproariously.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

WONDERFUL DIScoURsE-In the eve.
nine when went into the Kitchen to
toast the bre,1 Betty said
"N hat wonderful, fine discourse the
parson gave us to-day. 1t rolled alo 70
like the sea.
"What was it that you liked so mu;l
in it B9ttyT l asked.
i" Bless your heart said Betty. ',lt
you think | would make so bo d as to un
derstanI our parson? Why. they d,
say there is not such another scholar i,
all the country. 1t rolled along ike the
waves Of the sea-"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

The TEXr.-A pious old lady, who was
too unwe! to attend meeting, used to
send he: thick-hcaded husband to church
to find out the text the preacher selected
is the foundation Of his discourse. Tho
poor Ounce was rarely fortunate enough
to remember the words of the text, Or
aven the chapter and verse where they
could be found ; but one Sabbath he ran
home liz hot haste, and with a smirk Of
d ii ,c:ion on his face, inforemd his wife
tn It be coad repeat every word without
missing syllable. The words were a
follows:
An angel came down from heaven,
lnd took live coal from the altar"
- Know every word,' replied the hw.
5and.
= am anxious to hear it," continued
the wife
They are nice words" observed the
husband.
In glad yolr memory is improving,
but don't keep me in suspense, my dear, !"
said she.
"Just get yoir bible AMI ! will say
the W rls, for | know them by heart. I
sad til IN IL hualred times on my way
home"
Well, now let's hear them"
Ahem.' said he clearing his throat.
'An lneun came down frum New Haven
and took a live colt by the tail, and jerk.
ed him out Of the halter"
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~ :. laltsoaS.
The D.Ac,: : . IL arhood.


Dlrina t.e ..t,.i;.y years war which
cooy,i..I G.rnauT, oae fac sammer
afternoon, a foot tfayeter came TO Il
ii,tln i..;.,ry. o,t.,. -Sa..'l yi taa R4ine.
Ills c,.j ut.c.a..4.i the soil l;;Qg. il.S
ba,, b,,,, we're dt.8n aaa WY ~ hIs
th;.,s. inf, -ya.if,t Il l3a-ts-Hatf aI lrge.aes
Io.t tacu,,. ives. aii.. 4 ra95v bfe5s5- pate
covered his ,.g u4ta.r ierl:a. Il va
ar,,rI win sword ..I-. z...5I.
Taere was something il hii tnaitial
bearina anil G.m ,ft..s taa; seemed to
denote the ai.er. 50 at last ought
the I;t.I. mall OF tie hls.eley wao calac
FIRTH I, ss,ye him, la. s3ls 81
.What caa st.ye Yea with, n0b.e
Cnt,i, -
~ g,ooo Of RIea.-h. and Of your
best vintage, and bit 81 something t.
cat" answered the soldier COL natugodly,
and = bed for the u..,at."
..Yhe first CA, .st,.z.iy yau with, iut
+ c second am sorry t. siy, cannot"
II was mtn's vol etaat spotc. They
b.I been ioiucI by the landlord Of the
ao,.elry. a short. pur,y man, with lat
fac, aad rel nose.
Aud wherefore rot ?" asked the
soldier, care.essly throwing himsei! on II
wooa,n beach near the t.ee that i. t,.ow-
el the hosiery, while tas Girl went iato
the house 10 ~ tae se.taatl.leuts he had
b, .aokso
n4ecan.e every room is engaged, AMI
have not Il spare baI LETT. 'ias young
Baron Of R.voas'ars, his sister, ai1
,he;r nttcn,,u,s will arrive this evening.
rbcir conrjer was here this morning to
bespoai, rooa..9
That's ul.o4tuaata. Bat am ~,
particular. am a soller. as You see
80 rive me a bundle Of straw ia one Of
the outhouses and that shall content
me-"
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BRIGHAM YOU'VE is. indeed. . Pillar Il
Salt Lake. His idea Of . wife S-Zas
s.S - -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

"A bright freedman in Kicawond
was striving to make balky horse 60,
when an ex.confederato soldier. standing
by, said :-"Why don't you whip him ?.
| can lick him into it." sGo way dar.
Y'use been try's to lick souetin' desc 70
yeas, ald couldn't do it.
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References
y. Boynton & Co. Martin l., Hall Co, A. l. Zen
Won, Gashier NatioAa Exchange Ban 3, Boston
rhayer 4 Sargent, New York; Ross BROTHERS, Port,
land Me Ihurston < Crosby, Bangor, Edward
swazey, Cashier Bueksport Bank, Eucksport Cobb,
Wight K Case, Eockland; Hon, y Il. Hichhorn,
stockton; Lathley Rich, Wmterport. dm!6t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

VA western editor. las. yesr. wrote |,
A correspondent asks whether the battle.
f Waterloo occurred before or after The
'ommencement Of the Christian era. We
answer, it did,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

Pl EcIsELy So.--The World says.
The on, overtopping issue, We 70.
peat. is this: Are You for or against
President Johnson's plan far an immedi.
ate restoration Of the Union? The dc.
nocracy, from Maine to Minnesota, say
yes"
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Autumn,

Autumn,
BY GEORGE ARNOLD.
Sweet is the voice that calls
From bahbling waterfalls
In meadows where ;he downy seeds are dying
And soft the breeaes blow
And edGyine come and 20
In faded gardens where the rose is dying.
Among the stubble corn
Ihe blilhe quail pipes at morn,
The merry partridge drums in hidden places,
And e,tteripg insects gteam
Above the reedy stream
Where busy stuers spin their flmy lacec.
At ere cool shadows fall
Acrnss the gnden wall,
Aud on The clustered grapes to purple turning,
And pufI 10 vapors lie
Along tie eastern sky
Where the broad harycst.m0On is redly burning
All, soon on field and hill
The wind shall whistle chill,
And patriarch swallows call their aocks togeth sr
To ty from frost and snow,
And geek for linds where blow
The fairer blossoms Of balmier weather.
The pollen busted bees
Search iur tie honey lees
That linger in the last flowers Of September,
While plaintiYe mourning doves
Coo sadly to their 10y 5
IF the dead summer they well remember.
The cricEst ohrps all dav,
90, taI'ost saminer, STAY
The sqlirfl eyes a 3auct the cHestnats browning
The Wild fowl fly a.ar
Above the uamy bar.
And he stem suutAwIrd ere tha skies are fr0wning
Now comes fra grant bFcezs
Throd-h tHe dark celar trees,
AMI round about my temple tnnily liasets,
IN ccnt'o p!aJtalnsss
Like to tn Il rtre#s
Beytowe ia haii',er days u loving iagers.
Yet tApn n sen.e %! stief
;u,s With tle ialliaG Leaf,
AMI mem ~ makes tie summer aeub.y y pleasant
L. all nay artulhn deans
future sun.ner gieanS,
Passing tLl ..ir-st Ial.es Of tie pc ent.
--Ha. trs -E5a5iiy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

UAt wiat time Of lite may . mas
oe said to b,long TO the vegetable kiag.
lon? When long experience has mads
I'm sage.
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vacant Lots.

We have large number q elegant Lots. sulial4
OF builoing business houses and DIV elllngs on, u
various parts Of the city.
I3S FEET Of vacant ground opposite he -Fe
male Academy" near the Nashville and Chafia
u Oga Rairoad. for faie- "UHL
a elioce Let fforfng 100 feet CT Russell street
near Tulip street church-
Two Los each 50 ieei fronf on Russell street, b
f76d@ea. NaTY conEenieut 10 the Wire Brege.
A beautliil Lot, neEfiF epplate he residence o
Jnn. MorToH, Ese., 6oLl7o feet
A Lot fruutBg 81 Feet on Faiherlane street., b
10 deep Ve-y pear the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell and Fatheriand street
fuonting 40 Pei eaeh % QtF, ~ 40 deep
a shs e Il1t. frallrg 70 lee-o % FaiheTiand and
running bsck 40; 10 q 3 I'd neichhorhOod
Two Lots on Faiherland, each fronting = feet >
no Joining usoar Bob mes properly.
Two lots on Fafteslaud opposite OsoNr noliiis
propertF sch So 81 411fee
A I,ot corner % sierenFo1 and kseioIy -
fronting so feet o. Faciory. b rss aions 7's's1
al choice Lot, frouing g feet on Rrssell So
bT ITO deep. sdoiuinE A. D. lal-in, $40 feis -
u5euf 70 the Wire Bridge - -.
hnIn frouts 50 b. ITO FEET - -.
F5yff Arres al The very hset - - lIi.4.-
dee 80 vsTds os Gailsnn piEs, y 30 yaia' o. ne
F.SSt or tsr Lots lying Eoui1 q s1elly Asea7e.
- 49, '---.ssr "a II5ts 10 knm1eya Addiucn.
- -, oiSrrs. t1a1rrly iQclted Nd l4inanie.
- 49,, -. tdl
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CITY ELECTION

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IA a.
" eated IN the laws % the Sta ID &c.
vnl open snd hold a. election Loo iss 49,
wards { the city % Nashvi ie. en- sAIURntY l..
Common CoGlcilmcu. be d loving usrr.l -
cons Wer- appointcd BY he Ciiy Couht.' (, y
the ries ion TIE seVfrai wares
Finss WaEn-At tie county On ina. =.
Carve, l. Wnoriey. n Petre. ClerFs. B 49,.
r Jones. Receiver OF votes, Em. Wsisoa. N,
isirsie 2 b O. leman-
srcoSB W1RD -AtMyers & Hmrscsr-,,s !.
Judges. J d Con.eY, Capt McC snsfsn. "a. =
neaala. Clerk. Charles Ssncars. Genre 49,
Reeeiver q votes, " z Wright. Mazsrl.s. Il.
McCafty.
TsIaB WaaB- Attae Ga-stia ssioen. % G.
.ueqt Judge, A c rucker. o sus[ A C,5,-..
Ciel h, John Todd, John ADAMS. Recesvsr . ~.
r u Jsssaday. MagsfrSie, Alex McDsa.s
fouaIu WaRn- A. the Cd Tnes.re la4,.
EEK Carter, Dr. Clemens, N knerfls CsA
VIM Porter, VIM Ey ns. Reviewer o. vo.s.. 6
csrS. msHstrsie Esq, McCartv.
FIFrH WAEr-At the NeT rhesirs. luir,.
B shsnklsnd J " D. lnssr, ] BAR. Csris. s.
rsn Csiter, Rnbt Powers Receiver q y1isi d.
L skcg p. Meg s-rHie, List1u sfCue.
six.u WARD. At Turpley filss's ludral =,
rel W6ods y A bauEnl q A knrchsl. Ga
Clinton Byrnes, ID rversu Recovered Voi,s =
G Peuiecost. Msgistrate. James Hame.
srvrsam VAN 2 AZ RI u sh6p "a NJ.
street JUICES CapL Allen, JON Cctsl b
Stewart Clerk, Groves. " W Garyn H.
er Of votes 20 Grfin- Magistrate. ] isc Pm
ElsHrH WARo-At the Eugiue Houss. OH
n. Judges, ] ~ Msihssur. sam Pau.sg H.
Guiin. erks, ~ Il Wilkins n, ir, lfTHh.
kes. Receiver o yoies, James Miller MsFst.s
W n WilS mon, Sr
None hut those who have compiled Wih hem
visions 81 the irzaciiIse Law of tea ias aed1
the hea-'a ture yF3li B. tnH1od DO roa
The officers ore referred Co section s1issa. ~
fltY-ihree, Of the city lass for instrlHtoas = Z
open ng and closing the polls, a c1py Of sic. o.
BE- Furnished 30 sach ward.
The polis VII open as O'Clock Az sli aasst
aPM-
Any or the above oEcers who cannot sfrs y
plea q uouiy tho undersigned, thatthsir ts,ss D.
he % Ell ~ oder ih.t "a r. nav - 10 Oar
opening he polls a. the ne desl gnaied
JOIN CHUMBLf. c . Nssa
81 81 a
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Cloak Department.

Couruses great varie yof yer desirable Coda
which We VII sell az prices 30 suit the umes Fra
Il ma Ciosks, BssqueS "a hiroasssuns Msna-
lac De Ir9eias e d. qros De NGp'ss. Crcua', aua
etc, vi BE- sold VEEY CHEAP in order 70 max
ruom i0r our Fan stoeK.
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% Na.hrirr. lrronsrtr.

A Good Bnck Residence, No Sc Line street,
with nine rooa5 gas fixtures AZ through the house.
Good outhouses and stable, oil IN good condition.
Let A BY Isl feet, Price We moderate
AIso-A two-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms. No. 10, South College street. Everything in
feet Price Sd5l0
Aiso-A Brick Store-hnuse. No. q BrOsd street.
south side, two doors from Market. three stores
hsh Is feet ~ %. most excellent 81 nd, and IS
iree from tsxslion-
AIso-A comm 1di0us Brick Dwelling, corner 81
room, ard lumber room Lot fronts 46lS feet "a
Gsy bF 81 deep. spleucid waller and beautifully
shaded. yard vel enclosed Puce 81 90.
Als0-A gpoi tEo-stoIy Brick house. No. ee Co
dar street with sevea looms kitchea, wants
rooms. snd snokehouse. Lot fronts ss feet OF Co
dAr and runs hack los feet 20 90 alley Hydrani Il
The back door. Possession gwen Immediately.
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a IaFee trn-si0Ty Brick re-idence. With eight
roonn.. on Russe 81 near "Iulp street church "
Lot fronts 100 feet b TO feet deep 6ood ktchen,
q tern. etc aud we'll enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition, snd one Of the b St locations IN
Ecgeheld.
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sAMARITAR's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Prifi, r ard Remedy for 3
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOlLS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

FOR SYPHILIS OF Veuereai Diseases, The Ssinari-
tans Euoi snd serb Juices a. the most potent GER
tain and gestnal remedy ever prescribed. 10 reach-
q and efaacstss every paruCle Of the vcnerea po-
son, 20 thai re cure q thorouah and ornament
Take then his purifying remedF snd be hCale<.
ard do not transmit 70 posterity that for VII Oh
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
fRszszs
Tire, Through TraiaS aVsCineinnaii Daily
LIgBT,lNG DAY EXPRESS
MORNING EXPEEsStf
eprcIlI NOTICE..

nz-qt,,s Is the only route - the on Regions
1,--srlr.r-a The Night Expre leaves every
$500. 4 -,f instead Of saturday night. All other
-Trs-uslsaI Daily. Sundays excepted
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One OF the best Suburban res dsnces near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 stei and finely improved The
lot coatsins u acres Of nch garden apd, frontng
IN Foster street add on tn Lou sVille Hnd Nash
into beauH nj building 10 T. Terms literal.