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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Misslssippi, Pamela csan,y
TO The heifs and ais,uha,ees, whcss
names are u~uknowu. Of John Q. White
sidcs, deceased, You are hereby nsli6sd
10 be and .ppear before The Probate court
% said essnsy N Monday the 2sih dsy %
Dessmbsr, isss, being q, The regular De.
eembsr terra Of said court, thea and Their.
10 shew cause vhy the anal sscoaus u A.
2. Caasler, administrator Of The estate Of
said deceased should no, be allowed and
approved. w. 7. WQoTTEN,
nosli.t. Clerk.
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The Chnmber of Oommerce.

Another meeting On organization was held
last evening at the Mstonie Block. Presi-
dent II C. Jackson was in the Chair. TWEEN
ty-tWo members preleut.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Z. A. Barnes, Chairman Of the commit
Zee appointed to solicit new members, re-
ported the following additional names:
Rhsa & Smith, French ( Co., Evans, Pot
era Co. W. Block a Co, Campbell a spire,
Tw. Poster, W. c. Collier. 6. W. Fails &
Co., Gates 4 Pahlman, r. r. Bell, Hough-
t5p a Tennison, J. A. MeAllister 4 Co, J.
s. Rutland 4 Co., Thomss J. Treppard,
Mnsscugals q Snyder, 4. C. Crunk & Co.,
4. P. Cone, King and Alexander, +. A. r.
win a Co, Mcclure, Block a Co, T. J. Hop
kns, ". II. Lucas a Co, Berry. Demoville
a Wharton, W. Il. Calhoun 4 Co, Driver
A Brown. Tneey & Lowell, Godshsll A Hol-
land, W. ,. Gray Z Co, B. r. Cutler 4
Gleaves. sam. J. Keith, S. B. spurlock, a
Co, Dieksy 4 Smith, stephens a Stone,
Black a Jsrrigan, h. HsClay / Co, T, F. 4
A. J. Miller.
4. B. Cheatham, from The COMMITTEES on
the Consultation aud By Laws Of The cid
Chamber Of Commerce submitted = report
reoommend'nE the Time Of meeting be held
weekly instead OF moathlv. Very fes al
teratons IN the old eonstitntiop yrars .pg-
gesied-the Chairman remsrkinv ,he, re
Committee we're unsRimous in ,he;r r.,,,,,
ssendations. Aud In view 1.-THE intelligence
end good judgment Of those who had -,
the olS Constitution, they were per,.,,,r
Willing 70 rs guided BY The rules ana regr.
lations which guided the old Chamber Of
Commerce.
On motion the Report was unanimously
sdopted
Ga molten, she initiation Zee to the pres
ct Chamber Of Oommsrce was fixed az teu
cellars.
The Committee appointed 10 rsat and
furnish he Hall ssksd fer further time
Grtsisd.
On notion, the Secretary was instructed
. collect Che initiation fees from the mem
Ssra- THE nosiOu was carried, but eur Re
porter did nos see much cash hsn5es ov.-
BE. Chatham made some exesllen, ~.
msrFa ~ reference 10 the present s,atp. Of
The railroaas a present held bv,h. G. !,
msnI He thought il grand ss,;s.-.,...,
thai the merchants aud he p,oD,. - 800 : I
vile and The surrounding count, - /. :
permitted 70 enjoy the cole priy;l.-. ~, ~ -
rkllfoaas. l'
The President, M jackson, ipfo-r,.s !,
Chamber that after an interview -, :,
failFoaa men and Major General Tho,,s,
ne wss satisfied that The railroads wsula \
iRrasa over to the civil authorities IN a r.,
ssys.
hheiEg moved and seconded thai an Gle,
Ten # eaesu be he'd, Il Was amended D
We Preiermeut thar the Iasnbers be aul
10'iasd Of the eoniug election eve wee
FisFioui . that election. Carried ausE
iaously.
A''s' speeches Of the most saifylne cha,
.e'''' the Chamber q o6musles sdiourn,
meet It he rooms nsxt TUESDAY a
se.aek,p.
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Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi, IS
sued proclamation last week, calling
upon the people Of that State to form
volunteer cavalry and infantry eompa-
niss in each county for the suppression
OF robbers, jayhaWkers and bushwhaek.
ers Who have been committing extern
sive depredAtions. Gen. Slocum has
forbidden the execution Of the Gov
errors order. The United States troops
viii attend to the marauders
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augl-sm.
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CHaxF FERGusox's TEIaL.-Yesterday w's
the thir4y-6fth day Of champ Ferguson :
trial. The greater part Of The morning was
oeeup;ed In settliBgssOme teebniealitics
which we think would DO Of no interest 10
Cur readers. The witness, Captain Dowdy,
stated nothing new. The trial VIII Proba-
blv close during the present week.
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SELF abuse.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesI
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen TO song.
II has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb26-h
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board of Claims
of which William Driver was Recorder
c'nTened BY Special Field Order No. e9
dated March 18th, 1885, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers. Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
JeS0-u n. TOHPKRs 4 Co.
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EYE AND Earl

Brv'i Lieut. Col. and Asst A1 a. A. g.
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WHoLEsALE NOTIoSs.-N. 10th, Whole
sale Notion house, No. ~ Main Street. Gin
cinnsti. Ohio, have sent US large aud eN-
tensive advertisement, which appears IN
another column. We invite the parueuiaF
attention OF merchants and business men
who have not yet supplied their iali stocks
Read the advertisement carefully select
what you want, aud If their prices suit you
buy OF then.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

The opponents Of the National Banking
System, Instituted by Mr.. Chase, have
amused themselves by denomiDating the
banks shaving shops" The eolored knights
Of the razor in Nashville, unmindful Of the
claims Of Mr.. Chase upon them, seem de-
termined to perpetuats the joke. They are
calling their fhops-"The First National
Barber ehop''-"The Second National Bar
Der Shop" and 50 on. Oh, razor strop,
what mean you
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

We 40 not profess - b the only Physl-
cisn in Che city, who may BE iour,d AZ his
ofacs 81 al hOurs, day or night;" nor DO
We, IA ofsrinR orr services = TIE invalid,
desire 70 rocommend oarsslf u preferences
b other equally vel established and ex-
psrisnesd physieiansi nor Do We pre-
End 70 b inflliibie, o. ne onlV MAJ g.
pabls Of curing the various diseases r.en-
toned IN eur general sdYsrtsenenL We
do not clsiR The possession Of any usss,Err-
fl sscrcf rrsssies, o. extraordinary agrss-
aBle frcaf1aezf o. gdliiaiiscs; g AZ nsnrihia
men must knoWs tkas success IN he rrne-
tee Of medicine does not dsDsnd 10 saueh
upon the discovery 81 aas rsseaiss, o. asss
ssedcs Of trcat1selti e. upon tho skfiIfsl zss
Of tkoss egsncies neeeEsary b. = se~fecf s1rs
and this cs1 - aeguirod aalF ~ oxpo-
rance sd patlant spriicati5r. Ee fss-
psetialiy ftisF tAe public % oar general Sd
Vortsament, - enother part Of The paper.
04es hoass lfen 9 in the mornina tfil 3
81 aigAA Z. 4. C0LanAH, 81. p.
- keFsa chsgFy b., Rsshyiiies Fsan
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A. c. CAArrR's.-To the politeneis and
afFabnity Of our entsrprising friend, Lee
Coleman, who's Superintendent OF the msg'
ni6cent establishment Of A. c. Carter on
Union Street, We are indebted for magnih-
cents superb present. We are not sur
prised. for the establishment is one ire
ouepted By the Oldest ei6zens end the shie
of our neg corners.
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HnldIeraI RnIdIersl

All United States Soldiers who have beer
confined in any Of the Southern prisons
either ct Andersonville, salisbury, COlum-
bia, Richmond, or any other Rebel prison
during the war, viii hear Of something Il
their a1ysnsage BY calling upon CT address
ing INeRRsoLL & RoGERs.
Claim Agents, 401< Cherry street,
Nashville Tenn.
Address Lock Box 81. aug72-tf
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Mnster-nntR Rain

Officers who are anxious 70 get their com
panies mustered out Of service, so as 10 allow
their men togo home, can have their muster
out rolls executed in one day at 0'Eein's
Claim Agency Office, No. IS Cedar st. Sold
iers' back pey and bounty secured. Monthly
returns q QuGrtermasters' stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordnance stores promptly
executed. jy25-Im0s
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TERMS clSH.--Fsa from IS to 500.


In the trsafnezf 81 the Bye and Ear, and oiher
orrans a ssnse. q beccues Necessary % ipeee
god xrowiedEe Of everything pertaiElng . nedl-
cire sud surgery. What are called regular fn5si-
oisus, nay usve graduated 10 either the oio OF nea
school college, and csn boast Of 3 che sided tan.
csiion, ban yet IN the trezfment Of he Bye snd
Ear. al 20 eure Enrse onstnsEe ease--ior the
ueslInent presented In thelf works VII not ecect
cure "a q large ntiodty Of cases
ia hE1 NsAN b. n gnstusie 81 he Missouri Uui-
FersiiY Diploma hsnl,s IN his otice, and has many
eeE-neat-s ifon ierscns cures, Nil,ch may u
seen 6y calling
~ peEmissaon, be also refers 70 ne soilosing
mertlcsl men % good sanding.
TT. A. NOT, New lo-x
IT. = Sraofe, Clinton Piacs, New YORK.
llf. u Z. hiainAro, Chicsco. Tllinois
llr. Y. HNufY.
Dr. r. uudsiwu.oi
Dc. john Hosgena, ProL Surgery, Missouri Uuh
tersity,
HE;An couimunlcNtiona, ~ith stssnu enclosed
promptly RasEered Adde'S J. y. Hor 40 -
FaIrsEuaf rs lndmary = Il No. a. Cl,r.el
stEssi Ire rpc,or is psEmaneatlg lOesisd.
Elgis-slHs
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cARD.

A-IofTrs A 90 having purchases she entire in
tires "a ne hsrse. 40 81 Mfrksi street. wouid M
vie all their Oh customers, and The p0hii, gene
rally. 90 runfW ther ferner losul petionages ieel
ing conf 1euf that fl s-Itisiaciou VII o. Efent r.
| galtlng price and quality o. our gooas-
! We VII opsn II = lew leYs an enn1ely new stool
| q eoo.is, purchased in ihe kasteTT riarkels ,
/ ne ioucd Iaies, eunsissiag exclusively q At
/ eeods, Notio1-, floois, shoes ard HAT.
| ~ Nn kurleru7sa. laie 81 Albany, Ca, end ~
1 iA.sn, have been 1cfain-d ~ ~, end vi haa
- sel,loi Il he house. where hey VII Be hsff
y A'sad 10 81 orders IA person
| 4. LOUIS 4 Co.
t~N No 81 Market streei
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IE-
YALIp.-PubIshed for the benefit, and as q
caution 10 young men and Others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
The means of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quaekery. By enclosing a postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
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PHOroGRAPHs.-PhOtOgrsphs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of the
Cumberland, rs Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27.tf.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed and purchased at
lowest rates. Also Quartermssters Com
missafy and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly By competent and experienced
Clerks, OF No. 6s North Cherry street.
BUTLER 4 GREENWOOD.
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HEADQUARTERS NIL. Dry. OF THE TENN.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 70, 1865.
Brvt. Brig. Gen. f. C. Mason, Comd'g Post
Of Nashville.
GENERAL: have the honor to ackno YIedg e
the receipt Of your report of the investi-
CATION ordered by the Major Gen. command
ing, into the causes fer the assault upon Mr..
Joseph Wheeler, late Major Goneral in the
srmy OF the 90 called Confederate States, st
the City Hotel in this city. Your report
has been carefully and impartislly consid-
cred by the Major General commanding.
and the facts therein ellie ted and brought
out, with other facts in the same connection
which have been brought 10 his notice,
show the attack on Mr.. Wheeler by Ia. Col.
Blackburn and Capt. Quinn, 9Th Tennessee
Cavalry, wholly unproyoksd, unjnstinahle,
and nnbec0ming an officer in the service Of
the United States.
Mr.. Wheeler, rs a psroled prisoner. is
Justly entitled 20 protection, instead Of being
exposed TO assaults; AMI mis- position, By
virtue of his parole, an unarmed man--and
hence without means of defence, should
have been, and must in future be, respect
ed and, not only IN his case, but in the
case Of oil other persons occupying 8 similar
position.
You will convey TO 1t. Col. Blackburn
ana 70 Cept. Quinn, OF the 4th Tenn. Cav,
the notification Of the displsasure and rep
Fimand OF Mai. Gen. Thomas, for their un-
officer like and highly reprehensibls con-
duct, and say 70 them. that the muster out
Of the service Of their Regiment has been
the only reason for their not being subject
ed 20 arrest and trial BY Court Martial.
Their conduct 1.-THE time Of the assault IS
well as subsequently, has been an insult
and disgrace 10 the uniform they wore, and
is justly discountenRnced and ir0wned down
upon BY every honorable and high minded
officer and enlisted msn in the service.
The Major General Commanding directs
that You viii further require of Lieut.. Col.
Blackburn aud Capt. Quinn positive and sat-
isfaetofy assurance for their future good
conduct, and the strict colnI lance with all
orders and regulations for the preservation
and maintensnee Of public peace, and at
the same time advising them that they will
be held TO strict accountability for any
future breach Of the same
am very respectfully your obt sery't,
RoB'r II. RAMSEY,
Col. and Asst Adj't Gen.
BY command OF Brev't Brig. Gen. E. c.
Mason.
LOUIS ]. LANBERT,
Brv't Lieut.. Col. and Asst a. A. 6.
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SPECLALNOTICES.

A fragrant breath and peariy teeth are
easily attained, aud those who fail to avail
themselves Of the means should not com
plain when accused Of gross neglect. The
Soz7dont viii speedily eradicaie the cause
OF foul BREATH beautifyin and preserving
the teeth 10 the oldest age. Sold By al
Druggists. auz29 II.
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ofiicers' Accounts made out and csshed
Qusrtermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY H. Tompkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Last Chance far BargaIns.

The sutler Goods at A. & N. Landsberg
corner Public Square and Market are nov
being closed OFT These must be sold re-.
eariiess Of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobseco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself BY calling
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

LEWIS, PERRIN & Cove would respect
fully invite particular attention to the adj
veriiseInont Of this well known arm, who
have an elegant establishment onihe corner
Of Church and Summer streets, opposite the
St. Cloud Hotel. It is very enterprising
firm, and we assure our readers that a visit
10 their house will confirm all that we may
say Of them. Young Perrin is already a
great favoriIe with the ladies who have
adopted him as cousin. We'll, he deserves
10 be a fsvorite, for there is none more
handsome and obliging than he.
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ATTENTION IRIsHuES Checks on the u
ster Banking Co, Belfast, ireland, in sums
ct a 70 Ile FOR sale Al c. n. 0rdways Bro
ksrs onice. No. as College street. II
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds BY Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery of the Cumber-
and. sprII-f
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CoLeATE & Co. beg to inform their custO-
mers that they still continue the msnufac-
ture of their various styles of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded BY mail on ap-
plication. CoLGATE Il Co.,
Nos. SO & SIS John ST., New York.
iuly76-3m
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Nashville Medical aud surgioel Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
"a. 20 s p. n, Cor the reception Of patients
Suffering from any form Of disease, either
seute or chronic. Z. 8. Aborn, NJ. D., TX
aiming Physician snd Surgeon. jy22-tf
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Frank Leslie's Magazine;
New York Clipper
Freeman's Journal;
Phunny Phellowj
Nick-Naxi
Frank Leslies Illus rated, and all the
latest papers and magazines, at
Cones, Cherry street,
Golfers, do. DO.
Wnlard's, Union, street.
Rhodes, 30. 30.
Davis, College do.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

In our rounds yesterday, we stepped into
the " Mammoth" Produce Warehouse Of
A. A. Spencer a Co.. No. 8 Church street.
between Market and Front, and were sgree-
ably entertained By our friend, Gus. spen-
Ger, who informed Us that they hsd made
arrangements to add to their large produce
business, full supply Of Staple Groceries
and Provisions, which will be here and
ready for inspection by the 6rst Of septem-
bsr. They having partners in the Eastern
and Northern markets, their advantages
will be such that they win be able to of!er
Inducements to the city and country trade.
We left with the promise to return again
when the wine arrives.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warmly
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re.
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent free, In sealed envelopes
Address, Dr.. J. SKiLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apris-ll
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GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gi4rs 4
Co's.,-super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, mullins, at pri-
Vste sale. Gao. SHIELDS 4 Co.
ilyl-H Is and p College street.
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ETE AKD EAR-As well as diseases Of the
throat, lu.gs, heart. stomach, liver, blood,
etc, most successfully treated st the Nash
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the Post Office,
r. S. Aborn, N. D., examining physieian
snd surgeon. sugl0-u,
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BrIekl BrIek "

100000 superior Paving aud Front Bricks
to be sold in any quantity, ware nted to be
unsurpassed by any Ia the market. call Il
the office OF W h. Cornelius, az Church
street, or the yard near the ID Fair Grounds.
aug4-n CORNRLIUs 4 SHtFPER
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WelssJn that Captain Hammill. A Q. M,
viii fell number Of mills, (saw mills and
single mills ION the n. W. Railroad, on
the 9Th pIoximo.
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MARKEFs.



CucIsstrf. August 9.
=Fonr finn With good demand ior ths higher
grades at sasl0 50 Wheat offered quite freely and
the market dul a. 81 4ogi 70 i0r new. sad g
fos Old. There is sn acuye deInsnd Tor oais
a. aCEn for nee. Rye active md frmer a.
Ise. Corn firm e 75gsg. Missy held
e %. ProEkions firm but quici mss pork 10
good demand a SO 90. bur Is beid as s5l, Bulk
meat, and provisions finn but % sales q import
ACE.
NEE ToEE. Al ,est g.
Cotton quiet At 4fss5c. Flour Iaaite tier ana
IN Air demand at s. sis7 . for or ezra sssfe.
and ssgs IS f5F round hooP fOhp. Wnsas moso
acsivs and Iezc better 81 si9l g f5r ChicuD
spring, and 8 09g2 - for winter red- Corn y
better sfGa69s05< Cor uusound mixed Western
81 yellow Western. Oslts D. better; C3'9Gi. Pork
heavy ard dropping 81 So soe1a y ior nes
msss. closing az s8e O. cash. whisky arm .,
81 ls92.20 for western. Cold opened az if1' !,
rose 10 IA, end closed at Ii8.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

If you want to keep cool these hot deys GO
to 40 College street, and get come of the most
excellent Ice Cream in the city. #
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

No. ~ lhufth Alreel, AaShVllle, tennessee,
Where he usy be consulted every day nom 70
Il O'Clock, A. "a. 10 p.nl., sad % pm. Con
sultauons TREE.
Ne cures all curshle diseases Of the Zee and Ear,
and performs al diliiculi operation IN surgery.
he operates Cor Istsrsetl without pain, By new
metnod.
iis sfrsishtens Cross Eyes in one minute, in old
Ae Inserts. without pain, Artificial Eyes TO ulOVe
and appear naiurAl.
clnss, Which g.ve no pain
de treats kmaarosis, or nervous blindness Sith
a ssaee . heretofore uDEncWn.
Ne cares ever case OF Ophthslmia Tarsi, here
tai.sre ronsiderod ncurabe by the Profession
he cures discharges q tie Ear, caused b scar
LEI Fewer Msnslss, or other diseases.
ge ioses 4 ArffCiai Ear Drums. where tbe natu'
NJ drIlsn fniernbsanel hss been destroyed which
r-eproyes he hesring imTnedtstelY.
He operstes ior Afidcial Pupa falling o; he
Eye-hd be remedies a. once
~ l,r,rrs tfls most obstinate forsne Of Cphtha
mis- in two 90 eight weeks.
ID Saases OF lhe Nervous System. va; Chotea
Nearsleia, SOMA Lifiouit esi Nervous Ptosiraiion
treated successfully.
heretofore unknown.