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The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

We will try to spend our last week in
happiness. Oh, by the VIZ. Hysyt =
{ tprNPOsittGgsto make
Go on, sir don't spare me-
Ah, yes, that is the very thing I wish
to do. | know-that your mind is entirely
engrossed with your ascension, and /
wish to spare you the care Of the house.
Suppose you invite Sarah here to. morrow
to spend a weekl
'WhatP'
Then can arrange our matrimonial
preparations in the evening, while you
are at the lecture
'Whatf'
'And you can leave the house in her
charge all day. That will give you plen-
ty Of time to get out, and she will learn
the ways about the house.
! 'Whatt'
And, my dear, one little favor. It may
be the last shall ever ask Stay at home
one or two days, won't you, and show
her around where you keep things, and
so on, so that she won't have any trouble
when you 60. You will do this to obIige
me, won't your
Mrs. Peters, for answer, rolled up the
ascension robe into ball and fred it at
Joe. The cotton, scissors, work basket
and table.cloth followed in such rapid
succession that he was unable to fly.-
Then Maria's rage found vent in words.
'So-you and Sarah That's the rea-
son you whistled when you came in =
But you shan't have that qualification -
will stay, il it is only to spite you! l
won't go; tell you, Mr.. Peters, won't
GOT
But, my dear, you must go if you are
come for.
/ won't gol'
But consider, my DEAR
i won't go!'
But what will Sarah think p
Sarah Don't dare to mention Sarah
to me again! I-I-oh,I am fairly chok.
ingr
! And the little woman threw herself in
to a chair in fit of Mysteries.
Next morning MIR. Peters met Fred. in
the street.
Well, old boy, how goes iI?'
'Fred.,' was the reply, 1 am the hap
pest man in the world! ! have regain
ed my wife ard domestic peace, and got
rid Of busy, tattling ole maid, who, un-
der pretshse Of loving my wife, was ever
lastingly interfering with my household
arrangements
Then, Mrs. Peters will not ascend, will
she?'
mo IfSarah is to be my second wife
and stepmother to my children. Mrs.
Peters has concluded that on the whole,
she won't go!'
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

A FURRIER, wishing to inform the pub
lie that he would make up furs in fash
ionable manner out of old furs which Ia
dies have at home, appended the follow
ing to his advertisement: IN. B.--Capes,
victorines, ETC., made up for ladies in
fashionable styles out Of their own skins. y
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

AN Irishman was brought up before q
magistrate on charge of vagrancy and
vas thus questioneCl:-s-- -
What trade are your
Sure, now, your honor, I'm sailor
You in the seaiaring life? question
If you have ever been to sea in your life
Sure, now, and does your honor think
come over from Ireland in a waggin ?
Commit him commit him.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

Vocal Music BY THE BANDA gentle
man who had the honor Of presiding at q
Sunday School celebration not long since,
being little inclined to put on airs, in
formed the audience, in rather ostenta-
tious mauner, they would "now have
some vocal music on the brass band"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

"MR. Brown, want to buy shilling's
worth Of hay"
Every well, sonny you can have it,
Is it for your father ?" 4.
"NO. faint; it's for the hOss. Dad
don't eat bay n-.----- --4',------- .
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

LINCOLN is in the habit Of complaining
Of the severity Ut his labOFs and declaring
that his "brain feels as though Il wasi OI 2
fire." Why don't some Of bis ltfendA
blow it outf 3d - ,-a1ag7 ~ a. rT5
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

Vtg11 4ans1A.ErAs AsEAsel-ous Yeas, esi Six Months,
fierl So cents; Single Copies, l7H cents.
ApVkkffAfSd- SqsaTe, 10 tines arst insertion g.;
Vsa ~ So Business Cards 10 lines
r. Is oss yNef, 0H Businsss Cards. Of 10 lines
aSsTs Tor yearly and quarterly sdVetSensAts which
exceed one square.
oB PRINTIxd-osr once h repiete With all the modern
fmbtOvemeael for the execution Of
PasEa dbis, Circular Ball Tickets Programme Ger
aeAes 81 Stock or Depoait, Bihsads Cheeks Receipts
Cards Labels etc., In Plain or fancy eOlorsd inks.
SUsTICEs BLANKS-AmdAvits kings and writs
Attachment, under the neN Law for sac this Once also
maah DAarAnaS0 Hsaassesd ihe eenveuient form
JhsB pTtnted. . complete form Of MINERS DIED.
AiSo, beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
Opera Honse, is The AuhoVred Agent for the MOUNTAIN
DiHOCRAT. In the city Of FrAaeisoo All orders for
the Paper Advertising len with hin viii b promptly at
tended 70.
J. J. ENowLTON CO., esrner Of Montgomery and Cal
Norma authorized Agents for the Noun
tain Democrat In San franaisco.
" IT, BROWN Is the AUTHORISED AGENT ofthe DEMOCRAT At
eorFSovn Orders for the advertising or for job
work. len uith hin, Will Be promptly Attsnde4tO
TAIN DEMOcRAT ct vi Dorado. Orders en With him will
bsPrsnpIy aftsadsd To.
n. l. RIDLEMAS is authorized agent At Sacramento -
An orders for sAversng len With him will receive i'm
mediate attention.
l. pIAs i' agent for the DISocHAr at Virginia City
NevaAa 1esThSty.
COL. wN KSox authorized agent at Grlrfy Plat
An orders given him Democrat will be promptly at
tendsd 70.
once. on COloma street.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

A coBBLER's sole suppOrt--in shoe rents
he finds bis awl.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28
TfTE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

fe. - rsv- s-c-->~- ---~---- 10y ~
- ., n - y"
u n w O n . - - n u a n "
~uv7rr ". A. JANUAnY.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

A STIcE Is SrIcK--w" Do yO1 seo thia
stick ?" said an acquaintance 70 Siaesr
Smith st has been Ill TpnRd lhgw n n
"Indeed I" said the remaspslssa Saith 4 {,
and yet it is only sticl A as,y.s n. \
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28

SxrTHa made an 6Sssstloii .
Jones replied that h Wun astl
likely stOty.p Smith llsst - 49,
then blandly requested JoaAs b u ks6d
enough 10 place his syllablss clOssr To-
gether in future.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-28
DIR. I. 8. TITUS

TTAs RESUMED PRACTICE IN TITS CITY
II OFFICIAL his Residence, on High street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

HAVE You TETED YoUn LICK IF not, you
ought 70 get your hat and start at O.lce for
| No. 40 Church steeet, opposite to the Max
well Hotel, few do0rs below the establish
mont of ". Il. Cornelius, and do so. a great
many persons Of all ages, sexes and color,
have in the past few days discovered that
all gift enterprises sre not calculated to de-
ceivc and mislead those who patronize them,
though he uususpecting and credulous are
frequently duped by dishonest and unprin-
cipled dealers. Chief among those that can
be relied upon arc Messrs RANDALL a PoHL,
at the ahove-named locality. We will say
% all who may wish to test the fairness Of
the plan that they hsve adopted TO dispose
OF q large aud weli-selected stock Of very de-
sirsble and fashionable goo ;, embracing
fine sets OF Jew Try for the ladies, gold aud
silver watches, silver ware, goblets, casters,
spoons, etc. also, an assortment Of albums
and fine pictures in frames Of various styles,
that they cau be sure f an impartial result,
which is generally very salts 'setory to the
purchaser. You are certain to gei 3 fair re-
turn FOR ell you spend with them, and the
chances are that you will procure an artic
FOR dol Jar that would cost you twenty in
any other rs sbli,bment. Go Eround and
4" strike oil" Do notforget the plsce-Ran-
dal Pohl's, No. 45 Church street, opposite
70 the Maxwell Hotel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

We have Just come in possession Of some
startling circumstances, which II 70 ly true
and there is, we regret 20 say, little room
20 doubt the charges mads-Gre well calcula-
ted 10 shake the iaith Of any one in the hon
csty Of mankind ia general.
Ma0 has not known Mr.. Il. II. Ogden
who has 50 ong he d position ia the Lou
lsville aud Nashville Railroad office, and
who, by his genial conduct and appsrent
uprightncss, became an almost universal
lavoritey And who is there that woul have
suspected that he would have ever secretly
fled TO another State, and carried with him
large amount OF funds be ouging 10 the
Railroad company, aud finally been arrest
ca aud return d, as q fel0u, d the place in
VII ch he has been 80 long aud so iav0rably
known
Yet such is the cas-, and none have felt
q great r. shock over the INTEL gence thRu
ourselves. He LETT the city, last Tuesday
and almost immedla ely aiterward, il as
found that the cafe was miuus 1000 in
greenbacks, aud suspicion a. once stitched
10 him, aud as soon 81 his whereabouts was
nsccrtained, which was found 10 be Atlanta,
q requisition was made By Gvo. BroWul0w,
on Gov. johnson, OF Georgia, and yesterday
the alleged culpTit was returned q this city,
and lodged in iail, by Esq Meachan, 20 await
an exam nation, to-mOrrow or next day.
Mr. Ogden has a family here, but the
story is that be has recently formed an 8c-
quaintance with a female Of doubtful repu
tatiJn, end has lived o. very fast life, aud IL
Is probable that that was the way the money
went
As soon as the declaration was known,
officers attached an his property, including
ms household goods. His wife is nearly
distracted over TIE terrible blow she has re-
ccivcu, aud, we understand, stouuy main
tains the innocence of her husband
None will rel ice more than ourselves if
all these charges prove I'M rue, and none
Will be more ready 10 exoncrste him but
wc comic that the circumstance are d. eli
dedly against him, and there is more pros
pest that the fears, than that the hopes OF his
friends will be- realized.
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metropolitan Enterprise
Depot, SOS Broadway.

~ lmm'nae stock 81 Rsnoa wstchaa. r--.--
- felay .ioofs, al 90 b. aoiI l1r ONF.rffff ~
e. - llsit r~FF-l g. rriH1. lll pos 90 10 n..F
ior 81 you zee VIA, yoI sal rsrcfra
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW THEATEa Mis- Ettie Henderson ap
I peared 81 night in the character OF Rosel
a. the New TheateE. This vas the frs
reprt sentation OF the piece in tnis city, ans
we we're not favoraby struck with its chic
features. The audience was fair in poin O
number, but the seats were not all fun q
they shou d have been.
Tonight, she sppears as Deborah. thu
Jewess maiden character that has 1nucl
merit, and is an eEcellect picture ofths per
secutions inflicted upon the Jews in past
ages.
II IS q dramatization Of the celebrated
novel entitled Leah, the Foraker, /" and its
peculiar charms are its purity Of purpose and
novelty Of subject. The scene Is laid in 3
German village On the Austrian borders.
in the early part Of the eighteenth century,
and the action refers 10 e perisd when Ia, /
persecution OF the Jewish Race, which had
only more deeply darkened the midd e
ages, having died out in the larger elites,
ragged with only the seVerer Intensity in the
Ema Ter towns and villages. To feed the
hate Of the more ignorsnt people Of the pc
Cd. the most horrible stories we're propa-
gated concerning the hideous praetices Of
the Jews, until this passion Of aversion be
came 50 predominant in the oyer-z-s Gus
christian hearts, as 70 degenerate into down
right malignily. The loves Of a Christian
man and Jewish woman, at such an epoch,
viii al once be suggestive Of romantic and
powerfully exciting scenes.
OLD THEATRE-The Old Theatre was
densely crowded last night, on the occasion
Of the hrst appearance OF Miss Laura Keene,
and Harry Hawk. il was decidedly the
best house Of the season, every seat being
occupied, and every aisle jammed. The
play enabled both Miss Keene, and Mr..
hawk, 70 appear 70 most excellent adVau-
tage, as the characters they personated were
peculiarly suited 70 their talent
Tonight Miss Keene viii appear as LADY
Cay SPEAKER, and Harry Hawk, as Mark
% Idle, in London Assurance I" and we
shall be greatly disappointed, ii she is not
greeted BY an audience equally large, and
appreciative, with that last night.
BEoADwAY VARIETIEs.-Miss Mollie Beckett
made her debut at this interesting amuse-
ment resort last evening, and was greeted
with hearty applause. she possesses q fne
musical voice, with a handsome, bewItching
face. The song Of " The Wandering Re
iugee" was executed with peculiar sweet
lie and effect. So we pleased were the
audience that Miss Beckett was called before
the fOotlights some three times. She is
bound TO become . favorite W th the patrons
Of the Varieties. The company Of this
theatre is second 10 none, NUMBERING among
t some o d and tried acto s and actresses.
The alterpiece, " Ireland As it.was," could
not have been performed better. Be sure
and give the karfetges & call
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

W. c. Collier furnished uslas, night with
the latest newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

Davidson cQnaiy honds7o
L a \. ! B. SCRIPT rs
The store bonds are
bought vita coupo1s,
fom 1861 ilcinded-
y Csrua1s CO pons -
NeDphis eity couponz ~
Tennessee CoGpons. "a
6ccrsia ooapo1a -.s---.-.so
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rHE DICK MCCAIN CASE.
Argument orHOn. ". II. Humphreys

BY permission OF Judge TriFg, the case o.
Dick McJann was re-opeued yesterday, 6,
allow Hon. West II. mphreys, 90 max,
an Argument. In behalf OF the application
for habeas corpus. Mr.. Humphreys stated
that he had desired 90 speak upon the sub
ioct, bccHuse Of its Importance, and becaus,
" The Importance Of the keeping ct good
faith, on the pert OF the United states, To-
ward the people lately in rebellion, but who
have been nmnestied. he said that his ny
gument would be directed against State
rirhts--thui question having been settled by
the war.
He would not contend that the rebel gov
eminent wac q government dc sHrt, noi
even DC facto. with respect 20 the United
Stttes but Il was q government &c fdcto
with respect 10 Tennessee. The act OF
neither Horne nor McCaun, were privatC
acts but each had n public purp0se-one
bciog directed against the Confederate
States. and the other against the United
states and hence the State Of Ternessee
had nothing 20 do with the matter.
he urged that the United States had q
right 20 protect its citizens against oppres-
sion BY the States and that tho amnesty
covered every crime Of which Mccain was
guilty, and hence be ought 20 be discharged.
lie advanced no other new points, snd we
therefore need not pursue the argument
further We understood that Judge Trigg
vii give his decision to-dsyi and II 50, We
shall publish Il tomorrow morniug-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07
10 strnnrsr, ~ r,,,n...

VS. do not profess 70 be TIE cnIy Phvsi.
eia1 IN ne city, Who may BE- found al b.
once a. al hours, day or night !" nor ID
Eei iH ororing our services 70 ths invalid
aesife 70 recommend ouraelf in prsfsrsuea
70 otner equally veil established and ct
Perienesd physiciaDs nor do - pre-
te79 % be infAllibls, or the only nan ca
Paele o. curing The various diseases men
soned u our general advertisement. We
40 nos cain ihe Possession Of any tseaSer-
-. seeTst resse1its, or extraordinary aqrer-
aole treatment or pdlliafiues AZ en- aenSibIo
men must Know that success il ths prae-
nee o. medicine, does not depend % much
ap2n toe discovery Of neis rersEies, o. 49,
-soses y srtafsteEf, e upon he skillful use
o. tnoae agencies necessary 70 psrfsst eurs
- : tnit can be acquired only By expe-
neace End Patient application. We res
Peetally refer he public 70 our general ad-
Vertasmeut, IN another part Of shs paper
Oaco hoar fFun 9 Ia ths morning al Q
81 nghI I. L. Co1HzLE, Il. D.
- Aorth ohsrry "a, Esahvhls Ten
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07
WrvrrR IS ConNe. and We are dad Ia

WINTER IS COMING. and We are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with choice article OF Coal,
selected with great osr5 from that lately
owned bv the Government Our Coal Is
hard, pure, and c ear, and prices rs low as
will receive our immed ate and personsl
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, office
No. 40, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. octsO-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

GRAND GIFr SaLE.-The grand gift sal,
room of W J. Mckee & Co., No. n, Cherry
street, is Gems ant Y flled with customers
Ever body is we'll satisfied that the pro
ceeding Is conducted honestly, and the IRE
queut d Rwiug uf ysluab G prizes, is greal
incentive 70 the people generally. Last
week lucky purchaser drew a grand
piano, and watches, and silver ware, are
; most daily among tho ! st Of prizes. We
can scarcely understand how any one can
pass the door without dropping in, and Try
ing he luck.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

PRoBAsIY sroLES.-Cspi. Pickett has in
hi Possession fine little bay mare, which
be took from q negro boy, on suspicion that
it had been stolen- Toe boy says he got il
from a white man, but does not know who
he is. If the mare has really been stolen,
the owner can get her by calling on the
Captain, in the city building, and by 90 do
ing the thief may be discovered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07
FURIOUS ASSAULT on EN-MAY.
OR SMITH.
M AssaiInnl Tined "a.
The ez.MayOr Retaliates with VILE
Iainous Bullets.
Narrow Escape Of BystandeTs.


Night before last, an aflrsy occurred at
the city buildings, between officer Brown
and cx-Mayor John Hugh Smith, arising
out % the course OF the former at the lete
municipal election, which ended IN q most
furious, and nearly fatal assault. During
the dilhcultv, and nftor a few sha-p words
bad been used, Brown seized heavy bar Of
iron, about the size OF az ordIuary gun bar
rel, and struck smith a Vi dent bioW--so
violent, that it g. FINISHING that be was
net killcd instsntly. Ne teriay, Brown wss
arraigued before tho police court, snd dned
$50 aud thc costs, and there, we hoped, tlc
matter would rest.
But in this, we were mistaken. In the
afler oon, Smith came doNn % tha corner
Of Cedar and berry strUc-s, near the Bon
Toa saloon, AMI seeing Brown there. talk
ing vi b several other p rites, rushed up,
aud drawing pistol exc elmed; You son
ofa b, /" and a. once hrei--thc hsli pass
ing under Br5vns arm, and near the head
Oi 4 bysiander, and also CT a lady who was
psssiEr b.. on the sldewslk. Br0wn, aud
several other parties at once caught Smiths
arm, and issld hiln, and thus prevented him
Tom hrinF another shot.
He was then arrested, and VIII. We pre-
sumo, be tried this morning. before the Re
Corder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

NOTICING would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18Th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their clsims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order TO substsntiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
je30-tf H. TOHPKISs Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

Persons unaoquainted in the city SEEING
% many advertisements for the tralannsui
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often a. q loss 70 DE-
ermine 10 whom to entrust the trestrnept
Of such cases. To such perbons wo take
pleasure 10 stating that the Oldest estsb-
hshmeat Of this kind Is 81 No. q Doaderiek
street, and this should Be a sufficient guar
sntee taet this 70 . reliable institution. DE.
A. RTuzkED joss may Be found h III, n
Zee during the hours stated h hi- ye-sr.i
advertisement. Az Medicines f.r-nlsleS =
tls Office ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

A gentleman from Msurv c0uLiy inform
es us Yesterday. that he saw m that conn
~, SUNDAY, negro woman uamcd Patsey.
who weighs three kUEd7tG a1d ms qoul1s.
she has given birth 20 twins eight tmea,
snd had eight children besides-making
twcnty-four in ali. Pstsey Is about any
four wears Of age. she earned her freedom
long rgo, but didn't gsi Il tiH stler the war
fl,r slavery broke ort
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Roots and Sooes. Best custom
made work to be found here
AleKand Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square
-ssoqs puB siooa Ino Ioy 'aIBnbs 5!Iqnd
'O5 on 9s I.sO-i suzRnsNOO dEv sssI7zG
oct 23-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

ARREST By THE PRoyosT GvARp.--The
provost guard made but one arrest ysster-
dsy-that Of a government employee, nam
ed Garrett III staegg, who, after having m
bibgd too freely Of "Ohio Rectihed, at
tempted TO break into house IN Smoky.
he vas fned SIS, which sun be ''Plsnkod
down, 4" and was dis harrsd from custody.
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A DISCOVERY LONG KEEEED.

Restores CrzY Fair 90 its stural Color.
Makes the Hair soit, 6lossy and Luzuusnt-
Keeps the scslp Clesn, Nool and Healthy.
The snly Known Resiorcr Of Color and PEI
feet Hair Drsssing Combined.
London sir Color Restorer and Dressing;
Ioudon Hsir Color RestoreT and Dressing
81 London Rsir Color Resiorer and p essins
ondou Hsir Colcr EestoTer ara ptee. ing
LII VII restore grsy Hair % - Or girsa co-oi.
a-nwiu . AXE il grow On bSld head.
s-Iswill restore the natural secrelous-
At will Re -oFe all dEn1ruf SID iichings-
5--Itwil make the har 20 q, glossy and neKitle.
cit ~ preserve the orgna co'or % Old sge.
7-itwill prevent the hsir n m falling o.
S-uw cure all diseases ofteH scalp.
f,r1ce 8 ~ per bottle. sold hy lir shAFhh
sos, No. 50 n sixth street Philsd iphia, and
" &C. " SMITH, Druggi,ts
Corner Of Chur-h snS Nins ttrcets.
ocflS-W-fr1sa Sn Nashville. Tenn,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF Wsrninl
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. SRILLIE HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa apriS-IJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

GO TO Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
octl3-Iy.
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self Ahuse.

ThiB vice, which is never praeticed II
the presence of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the mobiles
and most talented young men that evel
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 70 song
It has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fncl
and fatal effects In is pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call Oh
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsb3e-8