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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17
HoUsF 0F REPRESENTATIVES,

NOVEMBER Is, 1865.
The House was called 70 order at ten
O'Clock precisely by the Speaker. The Jour
nal Of yesterday was read and approved.
SEw BILLS
Mr.. Garrett presented a bill repeating the
act Of June It'll, 1865, for the protection OF
Sherifls. Referred to the Judicisry Com
mittee.
ANENDNESF TO TIE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. Steele proposed an amendment to the
State Constitution, as follows:
" The last sentence Of the first Section Of
the fourth Article Of the Constitution shall
be 50 amended as 20 read as fellows:
"Al free men Of eolcr shall be exempt
from military duty in time of peace; and
3 poll tax shall be levied in such manner,
and Of such an amount, as may be pre-
seribed by law for tax on white persons.
Mr.. Garner moved to lay the proposed
amendment on the table. Lest
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
MEMPHIS UNION FRISTISG COMPANY.
Mr.. Richards introduced bill incorpor-
ating the Memphis Union Printing Compa-
ny. Referred 10 the Committee on Corpor-
ations.
STATE TAX or 1861.
Mr. Williams introduced a bill relieving
tax payers aud tax collectors for the wear
1861. Referred to the COMMITTEES on Wave
and Means.
STATE REYENUE.
Mr.. Jarvis introduced bill requiring
CLERKS Of counties, when the revenue ex-
ceeds $1,000, &c pay the collections into the
State Treasury every six months. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT ACT.
Mr.. Wines presented bill amending the
internal improvement act. Referred 10 the
Railroad Select Committee.
AEBEL OFFICE HOLDERS.
The bill To prevent rebels from holding
Office in the State was again taken up. and
Mr. Waters, Of Madison, made a speech in
opposition 10 il.
Mr.. Hood followed in a lengthy speech
against the bill
Adjourned till O'Clock p. m.
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SraPss are advertised in Ciueip.,,i o.,
l-if cents per pound. How shssr
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4 WILL expose for raie ai Pubc Auction. cn
L SATURDAY. Nov. Ism, lsd5. ~ 10 am, a ~
Taylor Yard, on High street south Of hfcad Naai-
vile. Tenn the ioloEing properly. ~
OLD LUMbER, cousislIBg Of Takes. bcnaiasi
BunEs, uesEs, a..
OLD IRON AND gTEEI., consisting % t1tssn
BlscE-mfa'H and Carpenters L0oiss aiofesi A..
Also
zio0 0l @ Roflsa Lumber. IS Blank Calss.
y Bath Iubs. Aeas tnesr
Cook Ranges. Doc Iron ill.l
Terms Caah. Property % b. removed p PIT
chaser within ten daysf0m day q rals..-,,.-
pova-tia Bv'tM a.5r ard A. y ~
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OfTIcE % GESEkAL SUPEEiSaENBENr
n. g. ssn \. q n. v. RAILR0Ans,
NASHVILLE, TEsS, Get 9th, lsi5.
- snd Sier Iutsiaf, Oct 70. ls65 and uuil fuT-
ther notice, Passenger Trains xin run as fol
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEASE Nashville for ohattanoogs, and ell points
SCUM Sc A n ArrITe n Chattanooga ct ESQ P. n
i.eturn-uE Lssve Chattsnoogs a $40 A.
Arrive q Nashville 81 6.i5P n.
sheihyvlie Accommodation, leave Nashville ST
SlOF a., srrye n shelhyviile ST 5.9o n
helurulng-LesYe shelhyUlle al $40 a. n, ar
nze a. $3.50 A. n.
NASHVILLE & SOUTHWESTERN LINE
Lave Nsshyile inr JohnsonEile, snd al points
West and Northwest, At . ?. n arrive at Johnson
vile st n p n.
Eeiqrning-Lesve Jacksonville l:s0 a. n, srriTs
Al Nashville At 6a5oAN
Trans on n a n. VIZ, r. cosnect At johnson
vic 18th nrst class line q Steamers FOR Psducah
Cslrc eud s. Louis
Irins stop ~ 81 intennens'e points.
WM. p. INNEs. Gent Sun't
y {. and n 4 n. ". z R'ds.
octld-tr
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OO0 ACRES n 6rsf class land or sale, miles
sJOfO irum Nashville. adjoining the paaiafsoS- q
cen. y. O. hSHtilE. Il gocd stat Of Cultivation.
for terms epflY 70 5. y. Childress, Aiiorney -
LsE. Nashville, Tsla., No. q Chsrzy strssL
ssp2l-Aus
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disqualification County.
TAKEN up hy J. W. Conley, liyiugin District No.
Il IS, On the Lebanon nike, four miles from Nash
VILE, chesnrt sOrrel Horse right fore foot Whiie
extending above the pasiern JONI white streak IN
the ioIehesd wart on the ind hons knee, some
saddle marks on hig tack. branded with the letters
l c, is shout 10 years Old, and l41s hands high.
Walked ct $50. ALEX. MCDANIEL,
nOvl7-W3to Ranger.
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A Teacher Wsnisd.

NOR Company B. 18th U. s. @. Infantry, station
II ed st Engineer Barracks, on Spruce street.
CAL on or address 1t. EOW'D LONG,
novlT-2to Co. B, 18th U @ ], Nashville.
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Proclamation BY the MaEor.

MAYORS OFFICE. :
NASHVILLE, TESS, Nov. l. isG5. I
For the purpose Of preventing dis0rderly and
rotous congregations, and prUmoiing the pubic
peace and respect for the Law, hereby declare and
order, BY virtue Of the poger and authority IN me
vested, that on and alter this dste snd IN q further
orders, the pop letters Of ali ssoous and restau-
rants peese saloons are sttached where persons Of
color are aect-iarned to frequent and assemble to-
gether, shall BE- requ rsd 20 close the same. and
keep them closed, from tas hour II 6 d m uurii
thu succeeding nour Of Gam
The City idsrshal and the Captaia OF the r,sbt
Police, and their respective forces, are hereby n
rected 70 enOrce this order. and to report al de-
hnquents TO this order.
". MATT. BROWN,
Mayor o. Nashville.
W. d. Wilkinson, Recorder. noyl-a
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Scale Of Prices

NoEIoE-CHANGE or TInE.-On s1d sner MondaF,
Oct0bei Oh, the doors VII Be- opened at 81 O'Clock,
ths Curtain viii rise a. > y precisely.
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THE
Nashville Union and American

VNBE publication Of this paper. suspended in
i February 1862, will be resumed on the Sd day
Of December, ls66, from the old office. "Union and
American Block ccrnsr Of Church and Cherry
Streets, opposite the Post-otice Prices same ~
llIe other city papert-Daily, per snnum. si4 "
Weekly, 81 %; for shorter periods, At the same
rates. invariably in adyAnce.
novl5-sw F. c. HUNTINGTON & CO.
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Friday Evening. NsEsmbr I7lh. Isl,

FAREWELL RENEFIF OF
MISS LAURA IxEEyE
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See Here !

A NEAT COTTAGE, with Eve rooms, hsil
~ kitchen. serWnts rooms etc, with ali necss,
ssTy out-hulldngs, never failing Vater vi hin ter
feet Ct the dining room door. and ~ acres Of lsnd
well ft0ezsd With choice fruits snd vegetables such
- apples, pesches, pears, plume, cherries, straw
berries. and aores in ra.pheri ps-ihs best pay.
ing fruit IN the l'sf-6ne shade trees shruhhary,
Towers good fence. etr, X miles out on the Mar.
freeshoro pike, and can be bought for a very small
sum Of moDey.
Also, nearthe abnve, isla acres OF extra land IN
der good fenre, shout acres IN timber, ran be
0onRhi with the cottage place stove described, or
seParste, by calling on
NEWSOM, MOORE co,
novI5-lw - North eide Public sqasie
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
49,
RAILROAD LINE.

ON snd sta THURSDAY, Nov. 16th, and IN
" III iurihsr natice, Passenger Trans will run as
follows
Leave Nashville Al Ills m; arriving 81 Decatur
al $50 pm.-MalIng immediate connections for
HuatsFe snd Memphis arriving at Memphis ~
tur TO Memphis.
Returnlng-Lssvs Decatur at $50 am; arriving
81 Nashville 81 6.s5 m, connecting with trains for
Louisville.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
vile, (Br0al street Depot at 2 90 pm.
Returning, leave Columbus at 7.l5 an; arriving
at Nashville at Is am.
Trans stop At eli Intermediate Stations, and run
daily, except the Columbia TRAIN which will net
run on Sunday.
novl5-d J. Il. POTTER. Genl Sup'L
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NOvENBER 10, 1865.
The House was called TO order at ten
O'Clock precisely BY the Speaker. The Jour
nal Of yesterday was read and approved.
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SCHOOL FOR sCANDAr.
with a great cas- Of chsuctsrs.
tedy Mss Isurs Ken.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-15
The Death of Mr.. Yancey.

A sensation story recently appeared in
the Nashville Banner relative to the
death of Hon. w. L. Yancey, of Al
albania. The Banners statement that
Mr.. Yancey's death was the result of vi
olence,-the effect of a fall which Mr.
Yancey received in the Senate Chamber
ut Richmond, during personal rencon.
tre between himself and Senator Hill, of
Georgia. The Banner says that Mr..
Hill threw Mr.. Yancey against one of
the desks, and in the fall his spine was
Injured, from which injury he fingered
and died that his death was painful ana
his mind so narrowed by remorse, that
in delirium he was constantly calling to
his friends to bury him out Of sight and
that, in obedience to his Wishes nothing
marks his grave but a simple marble slab'
with his name engraved upon it. Mr..
Hill denies the story of the Banner, and
n ccrrespon dent of the New Orleans Star
writing from Montgomery says the fact
of the case is, that during debate upon
the Supreme Court Bill spirited argu
ment sprung up between Mr.. Hill and
Mr.. Yancey, in which bitter words
passed Mr. Hill assailed Mr. Yancey's
record, and gave what he called his
biography, rnnning over those points iu
his political career which have 90 often
been STACKED by his opponents To this
statement of his case Mr.. Yancey gave
the lie; whereupon Mr.. Hill threw a
heavy glass inkstand at him which struck
the former gentlemen just under the
eve, inflicting severe wound The
Senators rushed between the combatants
and after a while settled the difficulty.
f. Mr.. Yancey's death ras in no manner
the result of this affray, but in conse-
quence of disease of the kidney and
spine, from which he had suffered for
eight years. This affair between the two
Senators was hushed upat the time for
political reasons, but the facts of the case
were well-known to Mr. Yancey's init
mate friends at Montgomery. His death
was painful but not romorseful. ay
In his delirium he would wish for
peace" peace" but was never heard to
express regret for q course which he
honestly believed Was just and proper.
p The correspondent of the Star knew Mr..
fancey well, and although differing from
him as to the policy which should have
controlled the Southern States at the out.
set. is pleased to testify his belief that he
was honest in his Opinions and an urswefv
ing defender OF Constitutional prinoiples
A simple slab marks his grave, with nc
inscriptions upon it. 1t was intended tcc
serve merely atemporary purpose. iss
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-15

PREPARATIoNs FOR The OPENING SESSION.
New York papers inform US the various
apartments in the Capitol used by both
houses of Congress are being put in order
for the opening session OF Congress.
Many adornments and improvements are
being introduced into those used by the
House OF Representatives. A new car
pet, of a beautiful pattern, is being put
down in the hall of the, House the
seats and desks are arranged, and the
committee rooms are being furnished
with every neediul convenience and ap.
pliance. The seats and desks of the
Southern members will be all ready 80
-.----.. sIIoOU Prepara! lons are Delng
made under the direction Of Edward
Mcpherson, Clerk of the House. O..
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;.
t-
ToLr II Morcho1I & n
JOu11 H. NAdA oAdA4 W W.
Successors to POmerOy Y MARSHALL,
fEo,,5E,bey ~ 1890,
3. N''''
@ T. O 9 q Z 5
........
d. And General COmmiSSiOn Merchants.
80 MEATH hcou,u,arcoS
7r.Iy, ~, 0II
c---.--s
AeeP constane.y 0n n"n'' 0'''0' "'7
9WPOM :"
".....lh
AH
TSIcI1Ec ...F .-.
CANDLES.
.- STEARINE,
Oh EESE.
BUTTER,
SoAf'
-.DAta.a ol "a ann, NIII
rE. pICE'
,Tr-. tIiI C0EFEE
... SUGAR,
TOP ACCO
'.. .'
Vinegar,
Wipae
D .--.y 10 " cf,,ou a
Ale.
sga az Pickles,
JtIsyt IS #.E-.H# 70 ..aF7fg af1,a,,,s
covs ov.,srs Lobster. M.eSerai @uIe''
Candies Pie Fruit, Bran1y F.ui,
Preserves. Snuff Spices
, S.,,. c,..
.'A>t-~rrTTC5 BE-. -,
i'Ai''1S' '''"''siN A'0'0''
SohuenSeo MIX MIX AlnionoS' "a''Ne'
CRACKERS, SAT- syr'p
Yeast Powders. biAcklng' Backing BT"'ne'
BroomS' Buckets T"in''
Copperas' Manila Line Gum Packin'
Packing Yarn, oakum, Emory,
Deck Buckets. scrutbirg Brushes
Lanterns, Signal Lanterns, Block
shucks, Corn, Cracked Corn,
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FOR q. S. SENATOR. i
WILLIAM L. SHARkEY

ave have given as our opinion that the
late Constitutional amendment grants The
negro the riqht to sue in court ana 10 les
,;fy as witness, his credlbllity to be
Judged by the court ard jury. ."-lClarion-
We have given as our opinion, that tn"
r;obt IN testify as witness" was moi
granted to the negro by 1.-The late Con-
Stitutional amendment" We dety me
editor of the CEari5n 10 produce tie nome Of
am lawyer Of prominence 'eho s"stoi"S MS
opinion. The .ohoie matter IS tef TO the CON
sideration Of The LfgisIatare.-lJackson
News.
And believing that the late conslltu
tional amendment which abolished slavery
abolishes all laws which constituted a
part of the policy of the system of slavery,
and in declaring that the negro shall be
protected in his person and property, eS-
tqJEshes priocipies uhich, Of Themselves. en-
tile the negro 10 sue and be sued. and as a
y7ecessq1y incident 10 such right, hathe IS made
competent as a aoitness, according to the laws
ofevidence ofthe State. ."-Gov. Shdrhe3j's
Proclamation Of the 25M September.
1t will be seen from the above that the
position Of the Clarion has been fully and
completely susMined by no less lawyer
than Gov SLarl<ey, who, as Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of Mississippi, ac'
quired reputation second to no jurist IN
the United States. We merely ventured
an opinion, his proclamation makes 1t THE
LAW.
This distinguished gentleman, the &C
credited representative of President > Ohm
son in the State, has decided the matter
~ ;s.,n be.veen the Clarion and the
News. He has decided 1t in our favor.
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DICKSON HOUSE,

VHHlS Iwen known house has been Thoroughly
IL c'esnTei and repaired ana fitted entirely with
new fpFnitrre aud will be openfor the aeeomm adaton
Of the public on toe FIST af October.
=. TnRsE agnAun o61 laedibrda. Sen r q fseRaekin
ilt gfve his tIcn and vision TO The house.
until the opening ysf the Prei tiss House.,
Eoiabor or ext else wiz bo spared 10 give perfect
satisfaction 8I q 3EfN|t} IL RANK DICKSON,
Oct } dim. s-,ys 81 t.n1 |
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is p~A man in Petersburg is buying the
interests of former shareholders In the
property of their late slaves, trusting to
get compensation from the Government
some day. The Richmond Times under
stands that he pays $40 head in gold
and eagerly invites so generous giver to
Richmond. n.. .4 #.
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neg- Gen. Braxton Bragg, took the oath
of allegiance at the Mayors office, in
New Orleans the other day, preparatory
to applying for pardon to President j o hr
son. The General is said to be, appa-
rentlv, epioying good health. ru
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D9r The ST. Louis Democrat complains
that 'in some OF the show windows and
cases in our city, the photographs of
prominent rebel officers are paraded with
au ostentation that is in exceeding bad
teste." The Democrat has no taste for
nything THAT is not black. sm'fi ~
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OFFICE MOBILE AND OalD Ra1ta,.-
Mohila Als g. a., Al
NOrthWard Trains.

will run follows
NOrthWard Trains.
Leave Mobile every
Monday, Wednesday aud Saturday, A. pn
Pass Meridian every
Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thursday, 4:j5ar
Arrive at Corinth every
sunday,gues lay and Thursday, $40 DIN
{ Leave COrinth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 5:3Osu
Arrive at Columbus, Nv, every ...rr
Monday "Wednesday, and Friday, S.3Opr
Steamer Cen Anderson" c-nneo;s at Cs,B1,.,
KY for Cairo
~ SOmIhsVard Trains.
Leave Columbus every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, San
Arrive a. CorInth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, l0:3Opn
Leave Cor Inth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ,E4Oan
Pass Meridian every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:05,pp
Arrive at Mobile every M
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, S;40,au
7. J. FLEMING
Chief Eng and Gen. 81. ..rtendess,
October 3d-d2w.
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Mobile, Ala.
Sept. 1lth dom
FOR SALE.
PLANTATION ron SALE.

acres OF land 50 acres in . bieh state Of culiNA
non, we'll improved. coed outhouses, gin and eoIvA
press; farming utensils /; stock horses, mules COW
nogs aud sheep; Also blacksmith T. OILS tw" nr rs
north OF Narion Station on the IN. e. o. K. X ~"
above named property will be sold At public -
October 25th, 1865. sa
oetIidtds, ; ~ w.P. BRoAcH.
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AMERICAN 4 roREioN PAThNrs'
Il. III. EDDY, 30.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late <gsaf Of y. 5. Psfssf 0Aes, EssAisgiss,
tsRdsr hs oct Of lsn9
70 State Street, opposite kilby street,
.aI BOSTON .|s

tsadsr ns oct e|lsrJ
70 state Street, opposite Kilby street,
.aI BOSTON AT.
AFTER an extensive practice ofspwards OFF, rear,
n continues 10 secure Patents In the United states
also In 0reat Britain, France, and other forskn
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds. AsiEn-
ecuted on liberal terms and with despatch. Re-
searches made into American or forsign works, TO
Determine the validity or utility Of Patent. or In
ventions-and legal or other advice rendered IN all
any Patent furnished ey r.milt,sy One Dollar.
Assignments recorded st HsshinEtsss
No Agency In ns United Slater Ssssesso ss1s,isr
faethfiss for obtaiaiss Pstsats sscsrfs,atsg As
During eight months the subscriber In sssrss u
tious SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY one Of which
was decided IN As Jssos BY the Commis.ionsy Of
Patents ,..r X II. EDDY.
TESfIMONIALS
"Iresard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the sssf ssssSis sd
.seeolsi praetltiensU with whom nave hsa en-
VIA 'A''''' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
~ have no heFtation In AssarinE inventon thse
frn;froyfAy, and more capable Of PutunE their az.
plIcations In form 20 secure fof them IN early and
favorable eonsids ration st Tho Patent Once" r.r
80 EDMUNn BURKE, .-...
Late Commissonsr Of Pstsnta
Mr.. r. II. EDDY. has made for ne ThIRTEEN
applications, all bat ono Of which patents hays
been granted, and that 10 Isnd,.s. Ssch pnmis-
tskesbie proof OF great talent and ability on his
part leads me TO reeommepd an Inventors 10 apply
10 him TO proc are their patents they may he suro
OF having tho most faithful attention bsstsued On
their cases, and asvsry reasonable shs' EEsna.pr
roston Januarv 4 isss r yFi
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CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CLARK's MILL. May 10, 1885,

CLARK's MILL, May 10, 1865.
hereby give notice to my numerous customers,
that have, at large expense, increased my ia
cilites for doing Custom Carding and Cloth
Dressing the present season.
am now ready for work, and with my In
creased facilities think shall be able to do u as
fast rs wanted, or at least, ut very short notice.
The best of cards, machinery and workmen are
employed, and guarantee the best OF work, Of
reasonable prices All business transactions with
my customers shall be satisfactory, or at least just
and honorable.
~ Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Milliken, IT,, Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre. are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and settle
for the same when done. AL work left with the
above named persons, will DO as well and promptly
done as IL left at the Mill, and atsame prices.
shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest mar
ket price, In cash or cloths, as may be desired.
My cloths will be selected expressly for pear, not
altogether for profit, though "gain Is the end /
acknowledge.
This Mini Is situated In Hollis. on the river road
leading from Moderation TO Benny Eagle, three
fourths Of one mile distant from each place. p.
O. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r.
20 ,WILLIAM SMALL, Agent. ID
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Reputation Established
Mrs. s. a. Allen Is truly
n public bes,efactress, and
he,. ,OOmde,ltsl success Is
unprecedented. Her fame
and her discoveries haUe
gone abroad, and to-day
she Is In her Tine the targ.
est manufactures fs the
scOrId. ~
Everybody Interested.
Youth and Old age are
alike benefited by the use Of
Mrs. s. A. .gliess's Worlds
Hair Restorer and Hair
Dressing. 7heyact direct
ly sIpon the roots OF the
hair, causing i,i1srtG"s
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schite by sickness or other
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ed 10 It's natural color and
beauty. DandraH er0dt-
Gated EOreUer. The Hair
falling stopped. The most
delicate heaI.ts.cSs or bon.
net can be acorn sUititOist
fear Of sOilissg. The most
delightful fragrance TO the
hair Is impaired. If yoM
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as tn youth, and retain IL
through life, sCtfitOut de-
lay purchase % bottle OF
Mrs. 8. ii. .4iIcss's WJrid's
Hair RestOre,' and Dress.
ing. r0-v- yer-~YygrT.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
Os s. 900 Greenwich 81. Ncw.Yerss.
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important TO- the Afflicted.

i DIR. DOW continues 70 b committed q his once
OF : PRIVATE Or DELICATE NATURE b. .
long courss OF study and practical sxpsrsncs Or.
Dow has nov the Qualification Of presenting The IN.
fortunate with remedies that have never niled 70
yhiih. Beneath his treatment, al the hcrrors OF
yensrssl and impure blood, lmpoteney, Serotuls.
ooporrhca, Ulcers, Pain OF Distress In the rsEons
neys, Hydrocele, Absccsses Humors frghtful Swell.
inEs and the long train OF horrible symptcns setsnd
.ng thls eis1 OF dise,se, are made 70 Ssecmy
tcular attention given 10 the treatment OF SEMINAL
WEAKNESS In all It's forms and stages. fstisnts
who wish 10 remain under DR.. Dowp treatment . fsv
DAYS or weeks, will be furnished with plsasaut
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
p. g. Ladies' who are troubled with any diseess
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