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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20

TORONTO, CANAGA WEsr, Dec. y, 1868
l had occasion 10 stop over in this pace a
day, and propose before starting again for
the United States, TO say a word about per
sons and things here, that may be interest
ing 10 your readers.
l met here General John C. Breckin-
ridge, General MeCausland, Colonel HAIRY
Gil more, Msjor John Casileman, Captain
Hinde, aud others who had been officers in
the armies Of the Confederacy. Gen. Breck-
inridge looks aud is in perfect health. II
was represented during the war that his
hair had turned from Jet black to silvery
white. That was a mistake. A few gray
hairs are Perceptible about the locks, that
Is all. He is keeping house IN an humble,
retired way. He Is much respected by the
citizens, and is invited 10 two or three par
ties a week, at the residences OF the hrst
families. He is a great walker, walking
from six TO ten miles a day, while the wealth
er permits such exercise. He Is a hard
student, reading great deal. I could not
but think that 10 is a mis- Ortune that a gen
tleman of his culture and intellect should
be lost to his country.
All the gent emeu from the Confederate
army conduct themselves with grest propri-
ETY., and are treated with respect and atten-
tion by the citizens.
There is a good deal of excitement here
! about thei Fenians. Drilling Of troops goes
on daily and at night. There are upward
Of six thousand troops here under this con-
slant drill. They are well armed and well
clad in army dress. They are composed Of
EnslIshmen, ScOtchmen and Orange IRISH
meu. They are not afraid Of the Fenisns,
| indeed they hope an invasion OF Feuia-s
will take place. They are itching &c get al
them. They have the utmost contempt for
them. While was in the situng-r00m Of
the hotel, four Englishmen came IN en-
the saloon aud commenced on the Yankees.
"DOm the Yankees, let them come" ",he
Yankee bran eaters, "the Fenian Yankees,
i'well take the bran out of them" Every
thing was the Yankees. They don't care
the snap Of their fingers for us, and really
want to get into g fight. They think they
can whip US out Of our boots. / mention
this merely to show the prevailing feeling.
Boots, shoes and clothes are al about one
third less in price here, In greenbaczs. thaa
in the States. I got the finest pair Of boots
fJr s. so in green backs and an overcoat thst
would have cost me SlO0 10 Louisville, nv
home, 4 gos for S35 in greenbacks.
There are Feniaus here that are as pluekv
as need be. They regard Canada as on her
last legs, and the Governments as weak as
dish-Water. The French are with the Fen
ians, what few of them are here. They ex-
pect a couvulsion before long. Vt TOR.
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NO. 227
SPECIAL NOTICES
FnR sHFRIFF-

We srs alth1u1,d 10 auaouncs 6usCTJ ----
BRANCH A. clni..isfs Dor Sheuf Uf Usufaar
CogniY, so the ousuIng March election dCazl..
We are an horrsi 90 aunounce W. C. SHkU a e.
canaIists or shera o. naylison counu. o. .,s
uexl March eIeeuou IaH
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aGashrille @luiulI.
WIN. CAMERON 4 CO., PuslIshers.
want Of Practical statesmanship.

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20, 1865.
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he are aaih.Esas,l t1 sun1unce CsTt. la1s "a rrr-
soN aa caul-.Ille .1r rs.a.aeaun Il fha sH.-4 rr
Nalia-2 ifas.ec ut tlo ou.u.lg niarch a.acaln
We are autbori-sd to announce THaulz
sh'fa o. . oand'aate ior County Trustee. &c
the noxt March cIo-ton.
We are a1iaorard to announce Wfl B. fEETNG-
tN f. Clla dale l1r e.eci.ou o. iha al1ca o. @
county Trustee ar theeusuug Narrh aIaeraa.
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The suffering mi lions N our land 10 give q,
rsr,a ly a trai convinced thzi hy is tirrrIv -
7,srv mas - rel svpd. ulsnY curri of pysprpsis !
Hrsrilalrn. sour stomach, SICK Hesdsrre. Ir-r
-. Tr.liraator. Tiles, C. suNenesz. R1ious Al
ta-Es TfveT CaInplarn. a. khe1url'ic Afertonss A.
Real the Parurhlei Of Testimonials with ca b tot
ue. ana 90 not use the me,iciue sglinsi the s3uc,
o.. your Physicisn-
Manufactured only BY IAkhANf 3 o., ~
ereenuich street New YORK.
~ HHr sale ~ ail fhruEElzta- mri "
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FOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM Of go
scres-l50 cleared, on the Wilson Pike, one
mile from Brentwood. Large tWo-stofy Frsme
pselling. good spring, &c. Possession gwen IN,
medtsteiy and will lease for two years 1t $40 Der
sore We IN nk thst large smo1nt Of money can
be made by the lessee Of his farn.
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No. 223.

TOR SALE-l6j feet on North Front street, east
L side, next nor.h OF aud adjoining Bridge street
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property
embracing the Toulouse ani large Livery stable
twill be sold as whole or in lots Now rented fol
over $500 per anuum.
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TTE ABE AyrHuRILED 10 ANNOUNCES rI,T
- G. CHUNK zs r. cs1.i.issa Cor U1unar Caur.
clcereu. a-IH
We are suih'rrei % anlounce E'u. 81. CErtr-
Has a cana..iata Cor Clerk G. lla County Cnnrt ID
Laf|dsou cJuufY. If1rf.
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SUFFE R e r. S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ActM!
TARRANrACa

TARRANr a o.
Gentlemen / am resident Of Curaros, snd hsve
bcen disposed 90 write n YOU couceUnmc the rea
value or your SFITEER APERIENr a. q remedy
or Indigestion snd uy=pepsia- desire 70 express
&C. you my sincere rsntude for the great beuedt the
sAssAhk has Done uy wife.
tor tour or i've yesrs nv wife hss hea1 sady
hflctta vIth Dyspepsia, and sfer helng under he
Treatment Of several doctors Cor yo o. three yesrs
she vss hnslly induced TO seeF the aivlCe OF 8
lesfned ftysicIsn, noctor Caidslis, o. NeneEuels,
Who tmmedla civ treated her Wlthsvour kFER-
NksOhNl sElILEk ApERiENr. sbe began d
improve a. once, and is noW pERFECTI8Y WILL.
lee p % pe my duty Tor the Eood o. humanity ID
uake thi- STATE 1nent feeling thai medicine 10 va
ushie should bs widely known
i1uSung vou vii give tins pu6.cty, snd repeai-
ing my oarnesi gratitude snd thanks
am Yery respectal'y yours
>. n. G. HENRTQuER
New York, June ., '5s, Merchant. Cilfs,s5' 5 A
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No. 229.

ElOR SALE en, 20. or 5il5 feet front on North
4 Cherry street, lo5 ieet deep, next north of the
Commercial Hotel. Tins h a central business Ia.
ca ity. Price $50 per foot. Ons-hafcash, balance
IN l and 2 years interest and hen.
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Ex4crIr 'Atr ANp 'aLr.--seHutor samzsr's
plan l0r administering justice ia the Die
trict Of Columbia, 'ifresPsctTe % color.
propose that the jaries SHAH Do composed
ne-half usgr3 and 0ue-half white. A wag
in the Eoaae proposes % smeud the scheme
by prsEi3ing thai the Judge shall Be a mu-
alto.
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All ofouI goo.is a-e male Of ihe tos brand 1.a-
erials, and very Iatesi .iyIes.
GLOVES.
HOSIERY,
HANpK ERCHTEFs,
LhCE5, AND
EMBHUIDEEIEs
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No. 2s4.

TiOR RENT-A neS Frame House Of rooms.
y 10 North Nashville, nrs- the resideuce O. M.
?. r ChesIhsm- Prce $50 per RanEm-
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No.,2l0.

INOR LEASE-Store House, corner of College snd
IT BlOad street, for balance Of 1856 and '6S. Pos
session gIvea Immediately. A good business b.
cality. Price $500.
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BANKERS AND BROKERs.

nTiS, +. A.-Ati0rney snd Coun elor at Law
" Office 425S Cherry g.; T. o. Box as.
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No. 22O.

NOR RENT-Fiye rooms in third story, south
IT west corner Cedar and Cherry street. for ,EO
years from Jsuusry Ist, 1850, st $40 per annum
and $500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
business Ohces, snd cheaper thau any We know
of-averssing Sl3 80 per mOnlh for each.
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CcT1sr of Fsrk tineet snd Capitoi AEEnus, cpposit
EAst FFoai q the stEie Capitol.
daCT
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No. 22I.

LNOR SALE-27O) Acres Of Land, 61z miles from
Il the Sewsnee Coal Mines, Marion cOunty, Tenn.,
with good improvements, Saw Mil IN running or
der, the general outlines and description Of winch
will be gwen. Price g. per acres cash, balance
l and year. VIII exchsnge for city or country
property.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

4 fAkEf SMITH, Nos. SC and 80 Union street,
- up starsl represent the fcIsvirg Companies
a1ins q Hartford, security, Man1s'tsn, Meropoh-
tsnl fhoiniK snd Kneker6Ocker life OF New York,
and Accident Of Coiurnhus, Ohio.
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OLD AND RELIABLE

All business stiendsd to with prOmptnes, ana
iIspai.-h Ioct-i-an
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7 often wish that Shakespeare had not put
thsi speech-piclure of life into the mouth
of JACQUES Jacques had q melancholy
view Of things. ID be had not been mis-
spthrope, baby might have presented it.
seIf 10 his mind as chuckling and growing
In the nurses arms, and not as muling and
puking. In like manner he might have
drawn e pleasant picture Of q green and
hsuuy old sge, instead Of insisting SO much
on ieanness snd slippers and shrunkeu
,hanks The seven ages, IS Jacques de-
picts them, msy be IN accordance with q
certain rule Of liiei but, for my part, have
met with many beautiful excepiions, and
love to dwell upon them H0Essl0if Words.
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Sisnlheance Of Gen. Logan's Mission
20 VI MeXico-MaXimilian's Notice 20
Omit.
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No. 2l0.

NOR SALE-An interest in House Of . room
L and kitchen, on Foster street, IN EIgeheld
near Cavalry Depot" Possession given Janusrl
lst, 1856. Pr.ee 500.
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No. 227.

FOR sALE-DWELLIN6-No. p North High
Street, formerly occup ed by Mr.. William 3.
Eakin, one OF the most compact neat, convenient
and desirably located residences in Nashville with
all the modern improvements, gas. Wster, wstar-
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, ear
rlage house, wood house. In adnuOD there are
double window ssshes attached 70 the dwelling to-
gather With fine lsuudry room, with Stationary
w8rdrObeS, drawers, shelves, Ac., sc. Neighbor-
hood perhaps unsurpass ID. Price $40 600; one
bali cash. balance one year, interest and lien.
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EaOR sALE-4l Lots, p. q fraut feet regulars
snd preitly Land on neIt adioining o. the south
the residence grounds OF Hon. John Trimhla Erd
u. F. wilkins, ksq-, snd 10 sdditon "a the shoTe.
seven acres valuable land with a commodious
htick ke.laences noE occupied b Mr.. Richsri
shsii n al Of which We wl sel or les than tie
improvements cost, w. SiSWu-wtis ID is less than
. per loot the lots, throwing in seven scres a
ysiuahe ground and = arEe, commodious srek
House Does nos ihts. for chespnezs, eNcsed ever
thing thrown upon The market
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BREWERY.

CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL 4
- FRANK, Successors 10 NJ j. Druckef. Breeers
Of Ale and Lager Beer. No. Il BTosd streel, Nash
Vile Tenn. ldses.lv
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No. 226.

FOR sALE-A School Csh, in good order, with
l. single harness Prce $40
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

MYERS q HUNT-MRnufacturer Of all the
NJ Latest Styles OF First Clsss Carriages and
Bugqes, Express Wagons and Csryalls y North
MsrKet street.
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoBWEN & GROESBEcK, Attor.
~ neys al Law anu Claim Agents, practice IN ali
The Cturts- Collections promptly attended 70
slso claims against the United states snd Vouchers
collected once 7E North Cherry street, up stairs
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BOOKsELLERS ANB sTATIONERS
CARRIAGE lIANUFACTUKERs.

GINGLETON, T. Il Bookseller, Publisher,
- slauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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EfiltST NATIONAL BAEK-Goyenment Depos
Il tory-No. 50 College street, between UnioI
aud the Puhlic Square dealers in Uucunent
Money, ENchange, CON, and Government Secun-
ues OF al kinds stocks and Bon1s bought AMI
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 10.
A G. SANFORD, Pres't JAS. G. OGDES .Cash'r.
ATARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
rens Money, Government Securities RBd Vouchers.
CollecuOns attended 90 promptly.
Also buys and sells on C, mmlsslOn.
CECUND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ y cherry street, de7ls IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities Gnd Co u. Collections promptly
attended 20 j. LUHsDEs, Cashier.
INHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Governments Securities
and Coin. Collections promptly attended to.
Gold, Stocks snd Bonds s. Id on Commission.
". W. BERRY, President. EDGAR JoNKs, Cashier
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No. 232.
No. 23a.

FOR sALE-Oue Of Chickering'S Fine PisnOs.
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Hon. John ". .Eorney, IN recent lecture
In Peunsyivauia, said that, having spoken
VEL in the Washington Chronicle o. the
bravery and mistaken sincerity Of stone
z-ail Jackson. soon after his death, Presi-
dest Lincoln wrote him letter thanking
hffn warmly ior speaking kindly OF q fallen
To-. and remarkink 'I honor YOU Tor your
rensrosity 70 enc who, though contsnaing
Sysinst us IN . guilty cause, vas, neverths-
les, q gsllant man. Let us forget bis siua
over his fresh-Inads grave"
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II. q. sCOVEL.
No. 2I4-

NOR sALE-23 Acres good Garden Land; Brick
II BOuse Of two rooms and kitchen; smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house ore Of The
hest spout springs in the country. Two mules from
Nashville on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Me-
Ferrin' and Mr.. T. fruits. Price IS, 100; oue half
cash, balance in one year. Apply to-
H. O.. SCOVEL.
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"lLSON, j. W. a CO.-Manufacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia TIn, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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aOOA AND JOB PRINTING.

CAMERON, WI. a CJ.-Book and Job Printers
~ AID pa fishers Of the Daily and Weekll
Union, Printers Alley, between Union and Dead
ercx streets.
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Buy yosr carpets a. ". ". Berry 4 Co...
No. 81 College sirsat. norIs-Ira
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TINNERs, &c,

l.. ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate snd General
% Business Agenis, over YorlI's Book store, SsJS
Union ST., ct Nashville, Tenn. su2G-6mi
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SH:45IHY3S
.InSl4lsi l.3sIS
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No. LIS 1881 z5Sl 50 S......S IS IS OOiS %
No. 2...-. I 90, col I IS ...... 2 Isl OIL 6 50
10. g.. ! 25l I T5I O0l 2 sol sol 25 7BU
No. 4... I sol 2 25I 2 sol col OOl sol 90
Ne. b.. O0l 2 75I 0OI 90 EOI 5 50' 10 20
No. e.. 2 25 3 90. 3 IS Isl 75 ...... ......
No. L.. 2 sol 8 25l Is. 4 p 25I ..... 49,.
No. S.. 3 0Oi 4 col 50. 75l col ......l -.
No. So. 8 Sol 4 sol %. ..--.l sol .. -
No.lO..... 4 COL 5 0O' 5 sol ...i .--... .. 80.

These pens bear my tTo9s mark, &c. P. BAREEs.
E1TRA Log, KT," FOR which have secured the
nOpy-TIghi, and are warranted equal in hheness Of
material and workmanship TO the best Eastern man.
ufscture, and are believed 20 be superior TO All
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
Ehsch comblue 70 Elsze reSlly serviceable per.
sent hy mail OF express on receipt Of prce Hnu
rsiia,i charges lf b mail at ny Tisk when % cents
s added for regsls Write your name and i'd
dress plainly.
Postage on sngfs pen hTee cents pen with any
ease or holder and box, sir cents. Old pens re-
paired for hfty cents land StBapl each. Circulars
ant FRKE. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer
b35 Hain-Htrest Cor. Sixth. LouigViiIs EY
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WALL PAPER, etc.

NJ ERRlTf 4 HILL-DealeTs In Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, Window Glass and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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INDIAN

that is warrantcd as represented ~ EVERY RE
srEcr, or he price trH be refNWdea. r7rlIEWARE
OF IMITATIONSi and especially those having a
counterfeit of my hdidR FigDfe for deception
None genuine unless obtained directly at Dr. Nat
ison's Office. TiY- Ladies who wish, can have
board in the city during treatment.
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities ofNe BLOOD resulting from uup,7,-
lence, causing ErHptons on The skin; Sore Throat,
Month and Nose +; loss Of lair OLD Sores StrcA-
mgs Pains in the BONES and all otter signs 81 "a,
acttre poison in tie system. INo rem edy ever dis
covered has done what has been achieved by this
II cured a gentleman from the lScuh, stepping al
Newport, and for mhich he presented Dr. ~ $500,
after barring been under he treatment of The most
eminent WysciuRs IN baltimore, IHHddelphid and
Neir FORK, for FIVE YEARS Never despair of a
permanent cure. no matter how obstinate your
case has been until you have tested the virtues OF
this potent Aherdtire. 1t is prepared Expressly
for the purpose and is superior TO any other re-
medv for such cases EB'One large bottle lasts u
month Price SO.
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DIURETlC COMPOUND.

t.9- For Diseases ofHe Urinary Organs, result
ing from imprUdepce, causing improper discharges,
heat, irritation &c. 1t contains no Copaiva, Gu
bebs, Turpcutine, or any other offensive or inju-
rious drug but is safe, sure. and pleasant rene
dy that will cure in half the time Of any other
or the price will I've REFUNDED You that have
been taking Bnlsam Copaiva for months without
benefit, until sick and pale your breath aud clothes
are tainted with its offensive odor throw it away,
and send for bottle of this Sure Remedy It will
not only cure YOU at once. hut also cleanse the
system from the hurtiu drugs You have been TAX
ing so long. CT For Chronic cases, Of months
and even years duration, it is a sure cure Try
it once, and you will never taste the disgusting
mixtures of Balsam Copaiva again. Is" One
large bottle generally sufficient to cure, Price So
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NEW SKIRTS FOR 1865.
l. ' THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE ~
700 . * IT & .

IA - - - IN l. - - - I.
J, w. BRADLEYS New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY & CARY. Gate J. /. & j. o.
West) Sole ProDretOrs and Manufacturers, 81
Chambers and 20 and 81 Readc Streets, New
York.
This Invention consists of DUPLEX (or two)
Elliptic Steel Springs ingeniOusy Braided Tightly
and Firmly together, edge to edge, making the
toughest. most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring
ever used. They seldom Bend or Break like the
Single Springs, and consequently Preser, their
Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twice as Long any
other Skirt.
The Wonderful Flexibility and Great Comfort
and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex FL.
ptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
Crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, the Skirt can be toldeh when
in use, to occapy "A small place easily as a silk
or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the sd LpleX
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt" for single day, will
never afterwards willinSl dispense with their use.
For Children, Misses, and Young Ladies, they are
Superior to all others.
They are the Best Quality in Every Part, and
PROFESSIONALLY the Lightest, Most Desirable,
Comfortable. and Economical Skirt Ever Made.
FOR SALE in all First Glass Stores in this City,
and throughout the United States, and Canadas,
Havana lie Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
West Indies.
"a INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT. 1;13w
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THE ADVANTAGES OF THE OHIO PUMPS ARE:

First-Its cheapness and durability. Second
Its certainty of action at all times, the Pump
working entirely UNDER WATER, preserves it
from rusting, and requires no packing or printing
lhird-Ihe most important point to which we
wish to call attention., is the fact that no WATER
CAN STAND IN THE PIPE, when the pump is not in
notion to become stale in summer, and hecze in
winter, thus making a perfect protection dgpnst
frost. Fourth-By attaching hose is great
protection against fire. and very useful in watering
Gardens, Sprnkling Streets, Washing Buggies, &c.
It has less machinery than any Double-Acting
Force Pump in Amcrica.
They have no equal They speak for then
p.l,.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DEL

CAUTION TO FEMALES In DEL
" ICATE HEALTH.
DIR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endcott
Sect, Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
Strdent to the female system. Prolapsus Utcri
ncialling of the Womb, tluor, Albus, Suppression,
Fother Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
and W pathological principles. and speedy rei
guaantcedn a very few DAYS. So nvariab
certain is the new mode of treatment that m' It
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the ai' t
cd person soon rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater exper juce
in the cure of diseaes Of women than AIRY Their
physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients omav
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention TOT office practice for the cure of pri-
vate Diseases and Female Complaints, aCknow-
ledlics no superior in the United States.
\. bah letters must containe one dollar, or
they will not he answered.
Office hours from a. NJ, to =. NJ.
Boston, July %, 1873.
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