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Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.
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Correspondence Of tie Nashville Union.
Duck RIVER BADGE,
May 18th, 1865.
Is it possible that we have left Oul
families behind, and gone to the rescue
of our Government, only to see them
perish Cd and that too, when the coun
try is flooded with money-and every
thing at prices so fabulous that it is
sickening 10 think of But there they
are, and here we are; they have nc
money to get even the necessaries Of
life, and we can't help them a particle.
For ten months we have not received
cent from the Government Does
any human soul imagine that our wives
and children can lie dormant for that
period, then miraculously come to life
at the sight OF few greenbacks2 But
even now, at the expiration of ten
months, there is no better prospect for
pay, than there was ten months ago.
Can't you, Mr. Editor, stimulate those
in authority little, thatthey may at
least think that our families are in ex>
IRENE INDECENT circumstances ? We
can stand it well enough, l,'cs ed1,'t en-
dtsrs 70 hear oar children cry for bread!
Co. A ll5rH OHIo.
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What OId Rosey saIS

BosroE, May ll-Cen. Rosecran.
visited Representatives Hall in the
State House to-day, and 81 the close OF
the session made a speech. Iperceiy
ed In large letters in the newspapers to-
day that Gen. Rosecrans is going Ia
raise 2J.UOl men TO 20 to Mexico gen
Kc'eorans IS not going to do any such
thing.
uenerAl L thought that the soldiers
who have fought this greSt battle for
freedom have done il With more patri-
ote motives than ever have been seen
before, and added | DO not think our
young men who have 50 distinguished
themselves IN the annals of time. will
permit themselves 10 be misled from
'heiF high and honorable course with
any efring expedition.
ne .eneral further said. he he'd
hoped TO see public opinion directing
q" young men into the channels ot
peace IA which he proposed 10 set an
example. ] have taken occss;o,, ~
make these remarks because an,
"heh ia Washington wilhpo a stsrt
something or another Whose s5-e,,,,,,
h'therto has not been ENOUGH 4, -; q,
tneir ambition, but if you exami9e tbs
names OF those mentioned In tbe "a.
Eaneements, yOu will find thev &C.
thlrd rate fellows who are not Uortb :
Ahap, and that our common soldi.rs
We're worth dozen Of them.
plnree cheers were given Cor General
hosey and army. ."
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NASHVILLE Nay I2Lh. ]

NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1865.
EDITOR NASHVILLE UNoS.
We desire to suggest, through your
columns, to Mr.. Joseph r. Dillin, Su-
peryising Special Agent of the Treasury
Department, to withdraw all permits
from parties throughout this State, who
did not vote for ratification and for
Governor and members Of the Legisla-
ture, and give their permits to men
who are for the government A great
many men have permits to do business
who are so embittered against the gov
eminent that they never attend a
union meeting, and instead of attend
ing a union meeting they lock them
selves up in their counting rooms at
night to see how many greenbacks
they have taken in during the day,
We hope Mr.. Dillin will carry out our
suggestionsimm edistely.
~
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FoFREsT TA HUrr-A correspondent
OF the st Louis Democrat reports For
rest at Gainesville on the Tombigbee
river. he says the old rebel is said to be
moody, dependent and grabbed, not
even allowing his most intimate friends
TO approach him He is very angry at
Taylor for not allowing him to concen.
oentrate his forces st Selma and whip
Wilson. els mad because Taylor did
not hold out longer at Mobile-and at
Lee for not whipping Grant-and very
mad at JUH Davis for not beinga great
er man than he has proved himself 10
be In short this great Othello finds his
occupation Grading in human muscle)
gone, and himself liable TO run his
neck into dangerous moose, which he
feels satisfied Andrew johnson has in
readiness for him if be is caught
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In this there were four entries, but
only three came to the stand, viz:

A number Of citizens of Frederickss
burg were disputing about the merits
Of different rebel Generals Finally a
oountryman summed up his own views
thus jackson was the hankingest
General we ever had, but Johnston was
the most fall bsckingestf' The re-
mark was accepted as the sense of the
company, which At once diaper,ea
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE-No. 90.
A information having been filed in the United
"a states District Court for said District. BY
Horace b. HARRISON United States District At
torney for said district, April 81 1866 against 40
bales Of Cotton, numbered from I TO 40 inclusive,
and marked -. NJ H., now lying 10 sal district,
and aga INST all persons laWfu ~ Intervening for their
interests therein; alleging thh said Gotten had been
seized It Florence, Alabama, on land forfeited TO
the United States for causes mentioned 10 said in
formation and afterwards brought into this district
and praying for the usual process. Now, therefore,
pursuant 10 the mOnitiOn Of said Court, publicly
warn all persons concerned or interested in SAID
cotton 70 appear before said Court on the Sd Mon
day IN October next. at the Federal Court Room in
the Cap tOl at Nashville, az 10 o'clock m, then
and there 70 PROFOUND their claims and make their
allegations. EDWIN K. GLASCOCk,
mayl3l4t u. &. VI. NJ d. T.
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By LUCY HAMILTON HOOPER.
Hetty McEwen, Hetty McEWenl
What were the angry rebels doing,
That autumn day, in Nashville town?
They looked aloft with oath aud froWu,
And saw the Stars and Stripes wave high
Against the blue Of the sunny sky;
Deep was the oath, and dark the frowu,
And loud the shout Of "TeGr it down"
For over Nashville, far and wide,
Rebel banners the breeze defsd,
Staining heaven with crimson bars;
Only the one old " Stripes and Stars
Waved, where autumn leaves were
strewing,
Round the home of Hetty McEwen.
Hetty McEwen watched that dav
Where her son on his death bed lay;
She heard the hoarse and angry cry
The blood of "76" rose high.
Out-hashed her eye, her cheek grew
warm,
Up rose her aged, stately form;
From her window, with steadfast BROW,
She looked upon the crowd below.
Eyes III duhme WIN angry uFo
Flashed 90 her in defiant ire,
And once more rose the angry call,
"TeGr down that flag, or the house shall
fall I"
Never a single inch qusiled she,
Her answer rang out firm and free:
"Under the roof where that flag flies,
Now my son on his death-bed lies;
Born where that banner hoated high,
Meath its folds he shall surely die.
Not for threats nor yet for suing
Shall it fall" said Hetty McEwen.
The loyal heart and ST saifast hand
Claimed respect from the traitor-band
The fercest rebel quaiied that day
Before that woman, stern and grey.
They went in silence, one by one
Left her there with her dying son,
And left the old flag floating tree
Ger the brsvest heart in Tennessee,
To wave in loyal splendor there
Upon the treason tainted air,
Until the rebel rule was Ger
And Nashville town was ours once more.
Came the day when Fort Donelson
Fell, and the rebel reign was done;
And into Nashville, Buell. then,
Marched with a hundred thousand men,
With waving flags and rolling drums
Past the herOine's house he comes;
He checked has steed and barred his head
"Soldlsrs salute that flag" he said;
"And cheer, boys, cheer!-give three
times three
For the biavest woman in TennessesT'
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Ioung Hzrsed Lsdlas Ehoss nlat1rtuns Il -
oesn not - hrinl forth n duo seaaon. reuneun6ai
God has nuld yo1 shoeid muluply and raplaniah. ?
us . your desire you ean oonsuz me- eithGr D
lstter o. n parBon- No lady over thirfy-dVs ytEn
q aEs nfed raexa aprhcation. an conu1suaicaucsi
lF lsttsf o. parso1 lEr1Liy oolddaura.
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We have received the following com
rnnnic,tion frorn q MECHANIC employed
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letter, Itch, ScaId Head,
All Eruptions.

Or. SWayne's (Army Itch) IAN Healing Ointment"
Dr. SWsyue's Army Itch) AL Healing Ointment"
Dr. Swsyns's ,Army Iich) "All-Hesling Ointment.
No csSe 50 obstinate, long stand NJ, il Will not
eute in short time. al knds Of letter are perna-
nently cured. Army Itch, which IS so prevalent, g
never fails 70 cure, Chronic Erysipeas salt kheum
Rinrworrns BARRIERS Itch, &c, Erupt ons covering
the whole surface OF the body, cid Ulcers Of many
years standing. that put 81 defsnee every ether
Cse Of treatment all yield 70 the healing proper
ties Of the great vegetable sslye.
Price so cents By sending 60 cents TO Or.
sRarne Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia,
boI viii be mailed 10 any psIt Of the United States,
free Of chkrge
sold BY W.TkC. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine sts., Nashville
unayI2-9m we'd fri sun
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WANTED-S5O 600 FoR YoUR,
w SELF. send 30 cents for clrculars md il.
f5russHon boE 70 make rom $4,000 10
SOS. 600 per year 10 "a easy business.
Lei not your iears make you lnger
rot ROW sItend unto tins call
And 70 poverty become q stranger,
For wealth BE- within the reach o. ell.
DR.. PHILIP BOWEN, P. o. Boz s7a.
mhTs-eEs hIes beTusa county, hlsh,
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The UnIIed stAtes Service Magazine.

Auo JHlio0 bthteS Service Magazine.
The May number of this popular
Monthly has been received Ii is en-
bellished with superb steel engraving
of the heroic SHERIDAN, and contains
more than its usual supply of interest
ing reading matter. Tho following is
the table of contents
Grant By the Editor.
Richmond and the End. By the
same.
Msj.-Gen. Philip Henry Sheridan.
Seeking the Bubble.
Sherman's Georgia Campaign.
A Word for the Quartermaster's
Department No. ".
Military Surrenders and Paroles
The Third of April, 1865.
Hetty McEwen.
A Vision of Death.
The Soldiers Love.
In addition to the articles with these
titles there is much other reading mat
ter. The brief initial article on Grant
is just and suggestive; the sketch of
Sheridan's career timely and appropri-
ate; and that of Sherman's renowned
march through Georgia, as interesting
as a romance. There is no tagging in
either the ability or entertainment of
Col Rusleng's Word for the Quarter
masters Department The Poetry in
this number is a charming feature.
We subjoin a selection. It is
an elegant and touching record of
an incident in the life of one of the
noblest of Tennessee's matrons-a wo-
man whom to know is to revere and
11ua.
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An Of the shove list Of Goods will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates Of all the VARIOUS arncles
stating what each one can have, are first up 10 en-.
velopes, sealed Cd, and mixed, and when ordered
are taken out without regard TO choice and sent b.
NAL, thus giving far chance. On receipt Of toe
Certihcate you vii see Whist you can have, and
then it j. your option % send one dollar and take
the article or not.
In an transactions BY NAL We shall charge for
forWarding the Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business 3 cents each, which must Be
enclosed when the Ceruhcate b sent for. Five Ger
ucaies Ei he sent for 81; eleven for 81 thirty for
S slNtg-hEe for SIC; and q hundred tor Sl5
AGENIs-Ihnse setting ~ gents vii BE- allowed
tan cents on every cerudcate ordered by them
provided Their rfulittances smount 70 one dOilAg.
Agents Nii collect - cent for eVery Certdczfa
ard rslnt y cent o us, either Ia cash postage
stamps. Great caution should De used ~ our cor
respondents 10 regard q EIFug their correct Sd
dress. ioHn, county and stEie AdllreEs
J. u. WfNsLoN 90,
Epris-Sm - Broadway, New York.
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ER.uNIvERsAL sUcoESs
DOCTOR McCILl,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ TIE 1EEATAENr o. DIsEABEs, g
UHQENlN9 HIN WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, AS n " Id
kAaaNLLLE. TEnNEEEEE

FOR further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 srIL-
LE's THEKAPEUT1Cs and MATERIA MEDlcA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age ia the treatment Of dis
eases OF women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaTan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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LIQUORS.

Bids Alcohol, Is per cent.
Is per cent
" Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
I Hollsnd Gin,
Pure PORT. Madeira and Sherry Hlnee,
For ale low. by Evils PESDLETON.
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70 the Ladies,
SternisY.

AL AEecdOEs q tha womb t4sstsa uffh suessfs,
Thoss harned Ladias NO have bean - unsoriu-
aats - n.scsrTJ o. profe shorten, cza Be- csr1sd
- thaaf ~ nua z ioQ1d preEzE1t b. ETizz ne
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aTTNnRIES
Bakery and Confectionery
For Sale.

WE ohsT. a a loW hgure, the business stand on
w College ssreet just beicH Church street, No.
~, known A. uinkisrs Bakery ard ConiteusnaEy
Tho stock on had, shos casss, aKiures, sic, 10
gsthsr with a two yssrs' lease on the lot, SEES
with the sale.
msyia-st hklsOA hCkfhAA.
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Gen. 5hermsn remains with his troo,
os their march 10 Alexandra, AID has no
gone on q Wait 10 Charleston.
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NASHVILLE
Race Course.
MONDAY, May Is, 1866.

Sweepstakes for sIl ages, to carry club weights
one mile. Subs ;FiptOn, SIO0 each, play or psy:
wth soc added by the propr etors.
ENTRIES:
Brown Horse, HaGsen, by Highlander, dam by
5Sckson's Prism, years old.
Fay Horse by Albion, dam by Sovereign. years
Chestnut horse, Diamond, years old
Black mare by Albion, dam by Aindsrby, years
old.
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UhFOnic Casa

sitn z&ts1elo3f khecuatsm, AEsotoas o. "a
LungEi Dlsaaaea q t1s Threat, 6srallsd IoIni.
sun Limbs, Floursy, Pam, Ulcers, Cancar Grave,
Diseases 81 the Heart and LIVER, lnaamuaHoa q
Ne 5tonaeh, heprlra, Kings Erl CT scrol1I,
Doafaeass Diseaaes 81 ne Eysa, Dsbiliiated 5U.
isns, DJspepsia or Ind geslon, and Conauuap1ony-
together With ~ Private Diseases ald
Diseases OF the Urinnrv Oruaus.
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y sooihes the irritation Of the mucous membrane
$500 ihes me AR passages, and gives souuch
psouotes eNpeetosauon, loosens the tough rnsttsr
which close uP he vessel Of the throat sns isnss
mus elishing tne psticnt % breathe free and nss
fAl- IL stimulates the power Of digestion and re
pefioruea very msny cures whom 10 An bo,-.-
probability lf could not - r,oaais,lr '---~ -
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The following names comprise the pr ncipal az
lists:
The young and beautiful vocalist, Miss Ross Cooke,
prima donna soprano.
Miss Georgia Fowler, coutralio.
Mrs. C. j. Beesley. soprano
Mr.. William Castle, primors tenore
Mr.. S. c. Campbell, primo baritone
Mr.. Edward SeRuin, distinguished baritone
Mr. Walter Birch, second tenor.
Mr.. Warren White, first bssso
Mr.. Wism Skate, basso buffo.
Together with an efficient orchestra and chorus,
the Opera Troupe numbering forty artists Of &C.
knowiedged ability.
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HTTTERA.

prsks's Plantation Bittsrsi
Bull's CedrOn
HOststtsf's Stomsch
BoorhaVe's HOLLAND
Hoodaud's German
For sale low, BY EHih fhnDiahtON-
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Valuable Land for Sale

Qf virtue Of the power vested in as, By theIsst
ID VIII Of David K Vance, deceased, we as Ex-
ecutors will cell TO tho highest bidder on the pren1
lses on the Sd day ofJune next, on credit OF one
two and three years, the very desirable residence
and lard on which the deceased lived at the time
he died, containing 2s5 acres, about one hundred
IA cultivation, and the balance finely tnber0d This
desnable place is situated In Civil District No. Of
BEDFORD county, and on the waters Of Doddy's
Creek, and Miles from Wart-ace.
TINS is a rare chance for the investment Of can't
tai. As q Stock farm il is unsurpassed and the
tine Poplar and Oak timber is mexhaustable
8. K WHiTSON q J. II. SCOTT,
mayl4-u Executors.
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OatarrhaI Consnmntinn-

TO y. Siosgas a Soz, $50 NSrsA S1rtA s.. Ps7a-.
I send you a ceEu foate OF Naomi Wiicox al thIs
ioWn--She wes sfhcied with Catarrhal Consurpr-
ton and tied many remedies, but Contained 10
groE Heakeri lungs and stomach became varV
much disordered, snd her physicians and frienss
despsired Of her life Through the use az vour
Compound syrup Of VIA Cherry she entirely r.
covered. r d. SMITH, Justice q the Peace.
6overneur, Nsu York.
ThisVEluaole Medicine, prepared only hy On.
Sold By
W.. 40. ". sNlfK, DruEsists.
Ger. C5urch md Vine Streets, nashville,
uaye -sm-tnthfEi
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Box Once oped from 10 n. m. to p. m. where
seats can be secured without extra charge.
Doors open at N o'clock, Overture to commence
ats.
Books Of the Opera for sale at the door.
maYl4-lt
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4 WILL sell at Public Auction, on Friday, May l9
i al IL O'Clock NJ, at the Cavalry Depot, Edge
held, Tenn, = lot Of Condemned Public Horses
II. NJ. SMITH, Capt. & A. O NJ.
Tnsy 14-a
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sight EmlsslOas Cured

Honng IA. gtep hsibrs you hIrthar 40 d A.
dlsezees SUI set % Man, tero 20 disaaas lsrG
ID cura a Night ErnisaIoaa rnd phyaiaiAss ~
Eckros that understaEd treataa d - b gou -
49, IA have curoi dEzana n tais cify a. Esl =
IN ddarent States. va have spent dollar afieF 90
~, and are nov vel curad b. ne. ] am 4aly o. I,
cairnE lettsFa md sandinE mefcins % ~ pazs 81
ne country. u Noti, ~ thai sTs Gsdaa- :
kny saI, AID WI rfa ne q cal, VII Eive e.
a'tiaa ~ ~ cf ths diseasss mentioned N ~
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City Council.
The Worlds Great Remedy.

aDr sFnyne's Blood-rUnyiag Psnscea."
It's reputai0n for euring scrofula old ulcers. hip
oint compliant ulcerated sore thrOat, white swell
ing, dark blotches defects in the shin, boils gel
low SKIN, ulsrAsmus wasting hesh, rhearn afie
affections, pains ia the bones, arc, without para-
lei. The weak and dsbiiia,ed. or any diseases OF a
serofuione nat1ra. ID - sure 20 do good. ~ the
many thousand testimonials from al parts OF the
world wiil Prove nothing ever discovered can com
pare with 4 in cuaing that class Of dssorsters-
e4Aercunsl sud syphltic DiseSses Of shoIt or long
standing--noth hing has ever proved 20 efiectual m
completsly eraSsloatng every E0stgo OF these dan
a-srous Complaints.
Chronic Ecypsias og tlie Face Is cured 70 grsat
scartsints
DARK blotshes, or dsf-cfs IN the skin, ohen tines
appeer. he "panscea" and ointment VII c ear
Ghe ekin, AID < We q more youthtll coIup lexi1n.
To Be sure Of getting The pure and genu ne Pan
$3.50. purchase direct u the princfpd ofcs % Dr.
SEAyne a sen, SO North saxth street. Philsdalphfs
o. 81 the Dug Store Of
wJ&c. ". SMITH, DFueHsts.
Cor. Church and Vine 81. Nashville.
nsyls- 3m Ved-f5sun.
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Wanted.

A active, energetic man, familiar with the gen.
n eral business and management Of q farm. NAV
hud employment by application 70 u.s. oLe with 4
small Emiiy would Be preferred.
". MATT BROWN & co.
Msya st Genera Arents
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st Louis Spring Races-Lacledo AssO-
citation Course.


citation Course.
The third day, Wednesday, the 10th,
there were two races The FIRST race
Was mile heats and repeat in which
four horses started in The mud, viz
Jos. Ballard enters b. b. Alfred Har.
ris, by Sovereign, dam by Eclipse, e
years old; colors blue and White......dis
Il B Hutchison enters s. n. Glendow-
er, by knight Of St George, dam Ev-
ergreen, by Glencoe; 1 years old, col
ors red and black ........................2 >
{. c. Fife enters b. b. Jim Sherwood,
by Lexington, dam Nancy Perkins, 5
years old, colors white and blue ...3 3
b r. Tyler enters 8 h. Aubu Beker,
by Mahomet, dam Rescue, years old;
cOlOrs red and white ...................l !
Time--l59A-l s..
In the above race Glendower was the
favorite, and was beaten by Aubu Be
ker.
SECOND RACE
In this there were four entries, but
only three came to the stand, viz:
xILE HEATS, THREE IL F1vE
j. W. Weldon enters b. h. DR.. Lind
say, by Lexington, dam Kitty Clark, 4
years old, colors maroon ............2 dis.
G. & Fife enters b. {. Young Bonnie
Scotland, by Bonnie Scotland. dam
Young Fashion, 4 years old, oolors blue
and white..........-....-.-... / l
Ii. Taylor enters b T. Prairie Bird, by
Sovereign, dam by Boston, years old;
colors red and red ....-.............5 2 =
Time SOL SOL SO.
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gew advertisements.
Information Manted.
Sale of Public Horses.

Il 7. Armstrong OF Marion County Alsbams, car
q md his wife at the Refugee Home, in this city
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ROOM NO. L,
Commercial Hotel,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Instrumental.

Hsving seen some Of Or. AbOrn's Surgical per
formances, and his very extraordinary success II
removing al chronic snd other diseases after al
other means had failed, il affords me great ples-
sure to bear testimony to wnst 1 hsye seen AND
know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities
for acquiring most thorough knowledge Of the
human system, both in this snd other countries
and his special ability q detect the nature Of the
disease a. well as his sound judgment in applying
success.
t. all persons lsOoriDg under diseases that msy
have been pronounced incurahis, / would say. "a.
one who Hympathzes with suffering Humanity Lose
no time in awaiting yourself o. the mfsns OF curC
AZ the Doctors rooms.
mayT-Jm REV. ID. MCCARTER.
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ni :O;'ss s s'':s - ssi SsSSS, 'ssss'
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PAINTS
XARNISHES,

3 Bbls. Copal VsTnisn, l Bh Japan Vanish,
Coach / q Flowing
One barrel Black Leather
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