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TURE YOURSELF.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

GURE YOURSELF.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
This Medicine will Cure Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness, or Sperma-
torrhea, Chordee, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, apd all Diseases of the Sexual
Organs caused by Contagion or Weakness Of
either Sex, Males or Females.
This elegant, popular AMI nfallib'e preparation,
celebrated in all large cities for of Private
Diseases is offered the afflicted WARRANTED
CURE all diseases of the Genital Organs of either
male or female, IN few days.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is the only reliable remedy for the Sper
matorrhea generally termed Sem nal eakness caused
by SeAbuse, or excessive Indulgence, which is
fearuly prevalent in all parts OF the country Reader
have You
PRIVATE DISEASE,
Or any disease of the Kidneys Barder Sexual Organs
DO neglect it, Delay dangerous. procure at
that celebrated and infaiiible remedy,
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
Which has cured thousands upon thousands and saved
them from the hands of merciess quacks if not from
premature grave.
.a- DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is great healing, purifying and securing remedy
quiring medical aid advice plain directions for
agreeable the taste, and perfectly harmless to the
stitution and VIII eectualy the most vruent
of private disease and restore the system 10 perfect
state of health and purity.
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
By going to a regular physician with your case, you
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION. BY going to
ignora t ''pivate practitioner you peril YOUR
HEALTH FOR LIFE. Avoid both, and
DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
With this medicine you yourself for one-enth
the money that physicians charge without change of diet
hindrance from business and thus prevent all chance
of exposure and ruin.
DIR. BAKERS INJECTION.
N.B.-In of Gonorrhea elect and Seminal Weak
nesses DIR. Baker Injection will be found valuable
sistant the Specific subdung the Inflammation
checking the discharge, and should be used in conjunction
with it until perfect is effected When both are
used. they fail to CURE tn. LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE CASES of Private Diseases
az treatise on Sexual Diseases, called the I" Sci
Instructor" accompanies each bottle of the Specific
Price, Dr. BaS er's Specifc, 81 so per bottle.
Price DR.. Bakers Injection, 81 10 per bottle.
Price, Male Injecting SYRINGE 81 cents Female Inec-
ting Syringe. SO cents
Sent by express all parts Of the country receipt
of the money and twenty-five cents additional pay
packing box and shipping.
Sold at DIR. +. EASTEkLY & CO.'S Family Medicine
Store, of Third aud Chestnut, St. Louis
" Madison street, Chicago. oct27dly
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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC

Is only safe and reliable remedy for the of Spe
matorrhea generally termed Seminal eakness,
by Sel'Abuse, excessive indulge which is
fearfuy prevalent in all parts of the country Reader
have You
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16

in the late rebellion against the Government
of the United States, has made himself liza
ble to heavy pains and penalties;
AND WHEREAS, the circumstances of his
case render him a proper object of Execu
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16
PRIVATE DISEASE,

any disease of the Kidneys Bladder Sexual Organs
DO neglect it, Delay is dangerous procure at
that celebrated and infaiiible remedy,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16
nR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN I'M
IL MENT

Will Cure Bruises, sprains Cuts Wounds, Rheumatism
Oontra'trd Tendons, Swelied Joints Pain or Weak
ness IN the Back and all Local Seated Pain the
System.
This Is the best Linment offered the public Its
volatile, penetrating an healing diuse them
selves to the bones, and give the sufferer
lief.
1t Is the most eficacious Linement ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
1t will cure s'rains, Cuts, Bruises, Chafes Calls
Scratches, SPAWN, Rngbone any Wound of Bone
Muscle -
Such powerful curative properties combined in
DIR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN LINIMENT
That it speed ly the WORST WOUNDS, both Oh
MAN and BEAST after all other Linnents remedies
fail.
EvPrice IS cents per bottle.
eD- Sold at DR.. E. EASTEItLY'S Family Medicine
Store corner OF Third and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis
and " Madison street, Chicago, Ills
DIR. Easter1y;s Mefir zines are sold af
Wholesale in this city by
oct21-ly DR.. j. Il. HUMPHREYS d co
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16

REBEL PARDONs.-NOW that the machine
for pardoning rebels has been put in full
operation, it may perhaps be interesting to
our readers to know the terms upon which
pardons are being granted. The pardon
blank is a heavy sheet of paper, measuring
10 % inches folded and body of the par
don printed in a large scrip type, on two
pages, with blanks to be filled in to cover all
cases. 1t reads as follows:
ANDREW JOHNSON President of the Unit
ed States of Anerica-To all to whom these
presence shall come, greeting Whereas,
---, f------, by taking part
in the late rebellion against the Government
of the United States has made himself liza
bic to heavy pains and penalties;
AND WHEREAS, the circumstances of his
case render him a proper object of Execu
tive clemency; .
Now, THEREFORE, BE 1T KNOWN, that l.
Andyem johnson, President of the United
States of America, in consideration of the
premises, divers other good and sufficient
reasons me thereunto moving, do hereby
grant to the said --a full pardon
and amnesty for all offences by him COM
mitted, arising from participation, direct or
implied, in the said rebellion conditioned as
LIST. This pardon to be of no effect until
the said -- shall take the oath
prescribed in the Proclamation of the Pres
ident, dated May goth, 1865.
End, to be void and of no effect if the said
-shall hereafter, at any time, ac-
quire any property whatever in slaves, or
make use of slave labor.
3D. That the said - first pay
all costs which may have accrued in any
proceedings instituted or pending against his
person or property, before the date of the
acceptance of this warrant.
4th. That the said --s shall not,
by virtue of his warrant, claim any proper
ty or the proceeds of any property that has
been sold by the order, judgment or decree
of court under the contiscation laws of the
United States
9TH That the said shall no.
tify the Secretary of State, in writing, that
he has received and accepted the foregoing
pardon.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereun-
to signed my name and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed
Done at the CITY OF WASHINGTON this
- day of -, A. D. 1856 and of the In
dependence of the United States the -.
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EY 1t is said that Horace Greeley. Henry
Ward Beecher and other radical Republi-
cans have petitioned the President to spare
the life of jeff Davis, and Danish him from
the country.
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Over two hundred million dollars
worth OF railroad property belonging to the
Government, had been sold to Southern
railroads on credit, and their notes taken,
some of them to run two years.
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society to watch over he interests of Juda-
ism, and stem the tide Of infidelity and ra-
tionalism into which so many of the ancient
faith have drifted,
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This elegant, popular AMI nfallible preparation,
celebrated in all large cities for the of Private
Diseases is offered to the afflicted and WARRANTED
CURE all diseases of the Genital Organs of either
male female. a few DAYS.
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CAIRO TIMES.
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

''Working for bare life is now defined to |
be making clothes for new baby.
Connecticut papers tell Of an epidemic of di-
yorces in that State
There are IA female clerks in the e. S.
Treasury Department
e The people of Richmond propose to build
first-class opera house in that city.
A Chicago young lady has just married
Russian nobleman in London.
Chicago paper calls Levy, the cornet
player, ian earthquake lncarnated.' Shock
ing.
4 splendid carriage, lined with dark green,
has been built for the President in Philadel-
phia ~. .--- ..
The Fenian Congress is very pat to the mis-
understanding We are at present having with
England. go
A printer in Ohio says they dom tbrag on the
size of their babies out there, but they are
most uncommony sure crop. et.
Queen Isabella is renouncing her income to
help SPANS low treasury. -@ d"
A man in Belgium committed suicide "be-
cause the sun was too brilliant 49,.
The late DR.. Green left Il, 900 books to the
Green Library of Worcester, and 100000 in
cash. r- &c. - --z
The Tribune has found something that will
please moderate men of both sexes 1nge-
naotls Greeley.
The gambling house at Spa cleared $500, 900
last season.
The White House is much pleasanter to many
people since President Johnson moved in. 1t
is more open to the South.
Punch properly styles this the worst thing
out Why is the Atlantic cable like railaead
across a valley? Because it's wire-ducked
Kelly, the champion oarsman of England,
has accepted the challenge OF Hamill, of Pitts
burg, to row for $500 on the Thames. - i
Beerng straits-the prevailing inferior Ia
ger. --.-. 81. go.
Troubles are like babies, they grow bigger
by nursing. *
Wealhcrheld, Conn, says the Onion shall be
preserved.
Some who year ago were signing lovers,
are now loving s.res.
Miss Hosmer and Mr. Story. both Americans,
have secured the premiums for sculpture at the
DUBLIN International Exhibition.
Miss Sarah Skinner, of Guernsey county,
Ohio, has received the reward Of S.. 900 offered
by Gov Brough for the arrest Of the murder
ers OF Assistant Provost Marshal Cook. Oliver
and Hartup the assassins, it will be RENE mber
ed, have been convicted and executed
1t may be consong to applicants for posi-.
ton in the United States Treasury to learn that
there are now on file in that Department up
ward of %, 900 applications. Three-fourths OF
them are from women, and the rest from dis
abed officers and soldiers.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16

GTOP THAT COUGH
DIR. CARTER,S
@ O U G III IL a L = A M
Will Cure Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood. Pain in
the Side aud Breast, Whoopng Cough
Group, and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs.
The mos perfect. pleasant and ecacous remedy ever
discovered for all diseases the Threat, Chest and
Lungs, Is
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
Reader, have you COUGH, COLD, or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs? Do not neglect 1t. Delay is
danperous Procure at the celebrated and infa.
BILE remedy,
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
Which Immediately STOPS THE COUGH. and cures The
WORST COUGHS and COLDS in a few days This
BALSAM Is the most perfect soothing healing and if
lble remedy known to the civilized ord for m Is.as
of the Lungs
n. b sd TO- DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BiLsAM and
take nothiEg else.
Pce: 70 cents forria bottle large bottles 81 80 per
botte.
soi at DR. f EASTERLY CO.'S Famil,. Medicine
Store, corner 81 Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Is
ana al " Maaisoh street, chicago, Ills Uct2Il. y
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per annam, and five per cent. IN excess Of
this amount. This amendment was con
Cured in by q vote Of 50 against IS.
An amendment was adopted providing
that stamps may be affixed TO deeds, instru-
ms1ts, documents, writings or papers.
where the sane has been omitted On pay
ment Of the stamp, and penalty Of 6ty
dollars but where tits satisfactorily ests D.
lished the same hiss been omitted, ewing 10
inadvertsnce o. accident, and without ". l.
ful design, stamp may be sfHx, d
merely on payment FOR payment. The
amendment TO the tax sales Of. one per cent
was not concurred in, The vote being So
yeas against 81 nsys.
The House voted on Mr.. Wilson amend
ment, that every National or State bank
association shah pay tax Of ten per cent.
on the amount of notes paid out On and af-
ter the lst Of January next. The amend
ment was coucurred in BY vote Of SO yeas
to e. nays.
The amendatory Internal Revenue bill
was tlcD passed.
Mr.. schenck from Com mittee on Military
AGsirs, reported the following senate bills,
which were passed, 20 repeal an act to re
move the L. s. Arsenal from St. Louis; Gu
thoTizing the President TO appoint q second
Assistant Secretary Of Wsr, st $1,000 per
snnUm providing FOR me publication Of a
fun army register, defining what shall con
stitutc oacer's servants.
NEw ToEE, Feb. Is.-NoEoy easier and
large supply; 5aG per cent. Sterling tx
change nominal ct l0s2IOs5[. Gold 8 shade
frmer but dull, opening at 2OI, ndvancinE
to 2O5f5, and closing at 2o4%. The steamer
City Of London for Liverpool to-day, car
RED out $780, 900 IL specie Government
stocks firm.
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Tar RACKS IesTEEDAT.-Upwards Of IF
teen hundred people assembled at the race
course yesterday, and much interest wss
maaif--tei by the sporting fraternity in
the tournament. While the msnsgers were
debating the Propriety Of letting the horses
90 ia Tho match race for $500, highly eH-
citing scrub race took place, betweca BAY
and s0rrel horse. They got q handsomely,
aud run t9rether nicely, until nearing the
home stretch, when the crowd raised a
wild shout, and the bay nag few the
track. A brush then took place between
two ponies, but a. in the former race, one
OF them bolted, and the other came IN az
easy winner. The third race was for o
pure Of SI0O, between bay and sorrel
horse, aud humorous outside beta were
made. The horses got of finely, and the
contest was close, until nearing the win
ming post, when the favOrite sorrel rag
placed = length between him and his com
peatar. These brushes we're only for dis
lance Of three hundred yards. Il was then
announced that the race between Kitty
/ Clyde and Ben Buston had been postponed
in consequence Of the heavy condition Of
| the track. The race will come of on Tues-
day, and the stakes have been increased to
81 900. There appears to be much interest
/ felt bythe friends Of each these celebrated
horses, and when the race takes place We
expect that a large amount will change
hands. Considerable disappointment was
! felt when It became known that the race
! had been postponed.
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"HEEEs YoUR MULE."--A negro team
s,ar was obser7ed yesterday standing on q
i-sy Sc the intersection Of our principal
streets brandiahing whip, as If to urge
forward an imaginary animal attached to
Che dray, though no such beast was visible
rn the uakeb eye. Surprising Sambo 10 be
.4U9riGg under an alteration Of the brain, a
aystauder asked him what no was doing
shore, blocking up the street, to which the
aIso0usolats "cilizon Of African descent"
replied. "Lor Jress yer soul, sabe yerself
honey, Iss gotta mule Eomewhar ia dat AZ
Dutch Gap canal, but guess he's dim gone
la Re bottom" All who do not believe IN
Total immersion had better give some of
these pools . vide berth, or they viii ego
under" They should DO labeled ono bot
JIl"
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OR. COLEmAN'S
Private : OiSnansarY.

While humanity continues 20 be iB6Tm
and man is prone to err, and the conse-
quences ere visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent to the relief Of this
species of human suffering Is lot less
PhilsnthropisE than he who seeks to relieve
any other affection TO which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not 70 what
caused tho trouble, but what viii cure it.
DE-. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure Of the class of dis
eases mentioned il his advertisement in
tO-dsy's paper. he has duly qualified
himself by study and experience - perform
what he promises. He hss been located ia
our midst ior several years, and the tesg-
monials Of the press which he has
quoted in his card, are a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and attaiDment5.
His Office ia "a North Cherry street. Post
Office Box 500. Eug5
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NozsE's have been shown
several beautiful specimens Of the famous
.spearl miniatures executed by Mt. Morse.
They are fine samples Of workmanship,
and far superior in every respect to those
taken by any other process. This style Of
picture is destined TO supplant the photo
graph and ambrotyPe. Call at this
famous gallery and see specimens.
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We were pleased 70 observe yesterday in
our visit 70 the Nashville race grounds. the
extensive improvements being made by our
eHtcrprising fellow citizens Messrs. Bfuuer
/ Douglas. When completed this courss
viii be one Of the very best in the country
and will be numbered among the institG-
lions Of our city. Il will have great ten
dency to replace tho fne blooded stock, Of
which our State once prided itself upon.
These grounds are located directly or the
banks q the Cumberland river, and the
scenery Is beautiful surrounding them,
adds materially TO the attractions Of & race
course
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Ihe United States Service Magazine, one
%, thc aJlos. monthlies published, has just
JsaH received. "Tho Victory at Nashville, "
ay Capt. JAS. r. Rushing, A. Q. NJ, is the
arsg article that meets our eye, and upon
ling interest 10 the reader. Il is by far the
best narrative Of this great battle that has
been written. We would like to make some
extracts from #, but our limited spsco pre-
dudes the possibility Of doing SO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

NAN TARA couple Of holes have been
dug in front Of q private residence near the
corner Of Church and High, next door 10
the Methodist Church. They were LEFT uu-
covered last night, and e number Of per
sons fell into them. One that We know #
came near breaking his leg. II there no
law 90 prevent such traps7
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ACCIDENT on TIKI NASHVILLE RAILROAD
We learn that the train which left here
yesterday afternoon for Louisville, ran of
the track, and wrecked some Of the cars.
We were unable TO learn the extont Of the
accident, or any particulars. Owing to the
obsLructions on the track from the wreck
the train due here last evening did not ar
rive up 70 q very late hour.
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REcoEDER's COURT.-As usual, the chief
ousIness before the Recorder was drunk
and d.sorderly cases, which was disposed
q. by lines ranging from IS TO SO. Most Of
these delinquents" ere regular Migrants,
and sppssr before the Recorder almost
every day in the week.
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An immense audience greeted the tslen-
led troupe al the Opera House lsst night,
sad the various songs, dances and burlos-
gles were happily received. The pro-
grsmme Tor Monday night is unusually
good, and cannot fail 10 attract large
audience.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

New Goopsi sPsISo STYLES Before pur-
chasing, call and examine the new and
beautiful styles Of spring goods, and
the large stock Of boots and shoes now
opening at Black & Jernigan's, No. Il
Union street. u
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Seventy seven rebel deserters were
brought in yesterday, and reported to Capt
Goodwin. Also four rebel prisoners, two 0
whom were surgeons. Their names sre 7
81. Mcmillan and Richard D. Sadler.
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We are very sorry 20 learn that our old
and esteemed friend Sam. simons, formerly
The Efficient Treasurer Of Duffield 4 Flynn 5
theatre Of this city, has had an attack Of
spoplexy in Louisville, and that no hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. The com
munity Of Nashville viii join with Us in
wishing so worthy 8 mHu z restoration to
health.
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The city Was unusually quiet yesterday,
both in civil and military circles. Bust
uess appears to be lively, and We observed
3 goodly number Of country people ia the
streets. Produce is coming into the city
freely, and the retail trade is evidently i'm
proving.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Saw THEATEE.-Miss Charlotte TE0mP-
10, one Of the most distinguished actresses
# The day, makes Der Grst appearance On
Monday night in Bulwer's beautiful play
gf the Lady Of Lyons. Thu mere an
a5uucsmcut Of this young and accom-
g.sbed artistic is sufficient 20 insure a
rouded house, and as we are limited in
-uzce, We will reserve e more extended no.
ice for our next issue. The side-sPlitting
.aTee entitled the Limerick Boy concludes
me performance.
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The rebel General Forrest Is sgsin re
ported On the rampage, End at last accounts
was lowering around PASSPORT. he is 10
doubt accommodating, preparatory - chang
Ing the base Of the main force at TuPelo.
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A sLirmish occurred between two puga-
lislic individuals yesterday in q saloon on
Deadsrick street. They were "flanked" by
the Provost guard, and placed in " dursnce
vile"
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NEw srgIEs or CLoTH C4Ps.-Messrs.
Green & Green's are always up with the
latest styles. They srs this day in receipt
o. something new in cloth caps, which are
very attractive. Call at 43 College street.
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The steam ferry boat Kentucky has been
taken by the Government TO aid steamers
IN coming over the shoals. She viii be re-
leased in few days, and resume her regu-
lar trips between this place and Edgefeld.
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pglaud's Varieties, as usual was crowded
81 night, ani the performance was re-
...ysd With marked evidence Of delight.
a sPlendid bin is up for Monday night, and
sa anticipate another rush.
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LosT, yesterday, a round golden sleeve
button, carved and enameled. A suitable
reward viii be given If left at this Office.
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Fishermen viii find complete sssort-
ment Of hooks, Inca, poles, reels, snooda
and all kinds Of tackle at G. W. Fall & Co.
Iaulg-lm
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The weather was delightful yesterday,
but the streets are very muddy, and the
crossings in a wretched condition.
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srIRIrUALIsN.-If you desire TO be IN the
best Of spirits, you have only to try one OF
those good Regular Dinners at the DorGga1a
| Restaurant febl4-Iw
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AL persons afflicted with privatsdiseases
would do well "a cali Oh Or. A. Richard
Jones, No. p Desderick street, up stairs.
Dr.. j. may be found in his ofioe at 81
hours. noy2S