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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE GAVE IT As his
~ opinion that men are ruled By three obIecis
tirst-lnterest- second-Afeotion. Thlrd-Fear.
fskng human nsfuIe into consideration, those
views look very nearly correct, but We opine thst
the principle Of having every transaction between
man and man hased upon
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N Lif'le Spolksr. By @ Zsshos. % cents.
~ H9h Sahooi Speato. By } czachos. 81.
rs Lbersi DIscouots 70 the trsde, Any Wo4k
on car Lat seut, postpaid. o1 rscept q prioa-
R-W. CARROLL Co.
sepgT -Sn 4 West Foursh ssreet. C7neiups6
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Ladies' List.

AchtTy mIsa Sue Austin mrs y
aupeIsln miss lou Akroyd miss NJ
atfufh miss Noble Atkinson mrs may
Adllus0n miss n Emna Atkinson mss Mamie
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denly removed our beloved President.
Abraham Lincoln, from our midst, and
by this dispensation of his Infinite wis
dom has deeply afflicted US as a nation.
Resolved, That while it becomes US as
dependant creatures 10 bow with hum
bic resignation and submission 10 the
VIII OF our Creator, and IN deep humil-
lation and sorrow TO express our grief
IN this our great national loss, we pray
that He who has in his wisdom afflicted
US will also heal our sorrows, and bind
up our grieis, and will continue TO bless
our country and grant Us the blessings
Of peace
Resolved, That we. the siok and
lnyalld soldiers, patients in Hospital
No 3. Branch No. l, do hereby exoress
IN common with all true and ioyal
hearts throughout our land, our heart
telt sorrow for this crushing weight OF
affection which has so suddenly fallen
upon as as nation, in the very hour Of
our triumph, and in The bright dawning
OF a glorious peace.
Resolved, That a Abraham lincoln WAS
the nations hope, and the soldiers
pride, and by his sudden and unlocked
for death our country has lost its
guiding star, bright gem in the gilt
terIng coronet of heroes and states
men that have adorned her triumphant
brow.
Resolved, That The name Of Abra-
ham IAncoln will descend 10 posterity
side BY side with the immortal Father
Of his country, and that history will
record bis virtues with a pen Of iron,
while she pOrtrays the illustrious deeds
which has rendered his name immoI tai,
a name that shall be the admiration et
the world, the boast and yeneration OF
every true American.
resolved, That we deeply sympath;ze
with the bereaYed wife and heart strlk-
en- family OF the deceased, who now in
their deep dark hour Of gloom and grief
should have the sympathies Of every
/ loyal heart, and we feTVentlv commend
them TO that Being who only can alley.
late themi and earnestly pray that lie
may grant that consolation, support
and comfort, and strengthen them sno
enable them to bear up under their sor
sows with Christian resignation 10 the
will Of their Father in heaven, who has
taken Abraham Lincoln TO his ever
lasting rest and reward.
Resolved, That we will wear the
usual badge of mourning for our late
President and COMMANDMENT Chief O.
the army, for the period Of 80 days.
Resolved, That these resolutions BE-
published by request in the Nashville
Union. Signed:
COLUMBUS II Bishop,
JOSEPH r. Wills,
COnDlattse WN q. REED,
JONI HOLDEN,
Henry A. FISHER
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

from sight p tsontY years slanding WIN names
Known ~ sciancs af1 aule.
FOR msdisad pr0peTnos 9i Buchus see Di1poHaa-
to-y u TIE United States
So Professor Deaeaa' yduahis Horks o. Ne
Prscuce q PhTaic.
See remarks male - ne la-s ealslftto4 D.
Physicr, Philadelphia
sss remarks made b. Dr. EphEaEm Mcdowell. .
oslebrstsd Physician, and member d the Eoys
C0lIefe o. 3uFgeons irels1d, and puhiisted IN Ne
Transitions ~ tne King ADD Queen'a JogruG-
See nedico-Cnirurglca ReTlsN, polished b
gss iEnnin TnvoFa, ko.ioa q ne koysi College q
Surgeons.
See most o. tha lsts siandsri works On medic na.
Extract Buchu.----9iyoo PER ootts % ~ 90 3D.
49,, s 49,; 49, 49, 20 40
q hslfa doasa q each Cor sl2. Ehich I'll 10
s1ftient 70 cure the most obsunats casss 81 dlrsc-
tons arc Edhsred %.
DshVsrsd % say address, securely packet ffon
observation
ssrDsssrba syuapiouas 10 81 oommuaicaa0lls
luros Euarsatssa. AdNcs ExHo4
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Fog the Nashville Un.on
The London Times.

BY THOMAS DEGSAN.
Meihinks hear piercing howl,
That is waited Ger the main
aTis like some Bull, or Bull dogs gro"l'
When that Bull, or dogs in pain.
IT'S an editor in deep distress,
That is mentioned in these lines,
Which shows the SORROWS that beiell
Him and the London Times.
4 prophet was that edito-;
He predicted long ego
That Lee would make q Northern trip,
And, 10 Maine would surely go
Old Abe should fly, in dire dismsy,
Aud jeff cut monkey shines
And tramp upon the Stars and Stripes;
Thus said the London Times.
When shermsn's glorious legioDs
Left Atlanta in the rear
This editor, with ogre eyes,
Bsheld lrightlul snare.
He saw the swamps defiant front,
Saw Johnston close the lines
To beg that brave and parrot band
Alas poor London Times.
Bot Savannah fell without blow
Wilmington followed suit
With Fayetteville, and proud Charleston
Where treason fret took root.
The bells OF Raleigh now ring out
Sweet glorious Union chimes
which prove thy Proph ciea were false,
Oh, filthy London Times.
Your merchants thought to help the South;
This plan hoy did arrange:
To send muskets out on every ship,
And take cotton IL exchange.
But The cotton ports have all changed
bands,
And IN the Union lines
You can find your riasd Whitworth guns,
Deteatsd London Times.
Both LIE aud Richmond are played out
And the usurper JEFF. has flown
But sheridan viii soon fud out
which way the traitors gone.
The soa,h is whipped, ard you may weep,
As rebel bonds declines--
Tor your sales with them are rainmod and
packed.
UnhhPpy, London Times.
1Iturrah FOR Grant and Porter
Three cheers for sheridan;
Aud q nations thanks TO The boys in lluei
Who crossed the Rapid Ann.
ON our beauteous flag, each glit!ering star
With double lustrc fhiuesi
Wewill bless our land, and praise our flag
And damn the London Times.
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PnhIIc Meeting nlCl.rksrIlIe.

Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Clarks.
Vile, Tenn, held at the NJ thodist
Church for the purpose Of giving ex-
preston 60 the feelings of this commu-
nifty, produced by the horrible manner
N which death was visited upon our
worthy Chief Magistrate and attempted
upon the Secretary Of State, and to de
plors the national calamity resulting
thereirom.
The meeting Iyas organized by the
election Of Judge J. o ShscllefoId,
President, aud C. H. Jones Secretary.
The following were appointed a com
mittee to draft resolutions indicative of
the sense Of the meeting. VIM Wines,
Judge Tho W Wisdom, Geo. H. War
fields and Mayor c. q Smith.
While the committee were out the
meeting was very deeply impressed by
the addresses Of Judge Shsckleford, DR..
Harris of the Methodist church and Mr..
Ringgcld Of the Episcopal church, after
which the committee on resolutions re
turned aud reported the fallowinc.
Whereas, We have heard wi!h pro.
found and heartfelt sorrow Of the death
OF Abraham Lincoln, President of the
Co,ted States, occurring at the moment
waen we feel that the great rebellion
had received its fatal blow, and cur
hearts were made glad and we were
rejoicing at the prospect of a speedy
peace and quiet 20 our distracted land
And Whereas, In this dispeusation
Of Almighty God we asa nation feel
that we have cause for mourning. that
we have lost true friend in the day
of trouble, that a great and good man,
"A wise statesman and mcYCiful ruler
has fallen, that the Republic has lost ,
Chief Magistrate possessed of great
good sense, sterling integrity. Eirb
moral worth and determined will
Therefore
Resolved, We deeply derlore the
death Of Pre,ideut Lincoln. and re
gard il as a great national calamity. and
while the assassin and his aheitors and
the spirit which instirated them will
receive the eXecrauon of this and fa.
tuie ages, the name and fame of Pres
ident Lincoln will be immortal and
grow brighter and dearer 20 mapk;pd
and the historian will place him On the
psges Of history as one Of the truly
great aud good men Of the lgth cen.
tSry.
Resolved. That in This hour Of deem
national ifiiicuon the heartfelt svm-
uathies Of the people of the whole
and are due 10 the family OF President
Lincoln
Resolved, That we have confidence
la the ability, patriotism. and integrity
of Andrew johnson, President Lin.
coins constitutional successor, and we
viii rally around him, aud give 10 him
aud his administration in the hour OF
trial a cordial aud generous support
Resolved, That although our great
leader has fallen in the cause OF his
country, our confidence that the life OF
the nation will be saved by the blessing
OF Providence Is full and undiminished
The preamble and resolutions were
read and unanimously adopted.
The meeting WAS then addressed in
very appropriate style by our worthy
representative Mr. W. Hines and
Judge Thomas W. Wisdom
II was then unanimously resolved
ol%' the Nashville papers be reou.st,d
To publish these proceeding.
After which the meeting adjourned
D. % SHAoELEropp, PEST
c. H. JoSEs, Nrsu
CuEKsyuAE Tenn. april Il. $50,
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HRLMBOLDs ROsR WASH.

"A e1ceil8nt Lotion Tor Diseases of e 8yphihtie "a
ture Eud ~ in ecton 10 diseases Of The ufiusIf
0Fstns, arisiae nom habits o. dlsaipalta gsst 10
cCunscfou with The EEtricis bucEu ard aar1apa-
Mia, iu such diessses ~ Recommended.
Eudsuce o. The most Responsible and rulialla
character sgl accompany TIE medicine.
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LOODI BLOOD EOUD
Hai1boid's HiEulJ O0acaatrsisd Oosapoaa1
Fluid Extract SsrssPsrlIIs
SYPHILIS.
sarsspsrlHs

THIS Is az anscaon Of ths blood. and sttscka TIE
ssEual Organs, Liuingf Of the Nose, Ears, Ihroat.
Wintpipe, E1d other u1ucus surlaees, making ils
appearance 10 TIE form d Ulcers. Helmholds Ia
tfs.t 5afaHpzriila Duufiaa TIE Blood, and remove
81 sgay eruptons x the skin, GIVING % ths com
plarlon clear and healthy color. ID being pfepar
"a expressly for his Glass u coEnpantts iia blood
purifying properties are pro8ofFed " gzoallI o.
tsut than snY othsf pFsparA10a u ia.asparllia-
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Police Department.

Captain Of Poliee-H. A. Chumbley.
LET LIeutenant-paniel A. b rchet.
2d Lieutenant A q. Byron
lst Ward-H. TAomp5cn VIM. Stewart, T. n.
Scott
"a Ward--JOhn Firth, A. Crosthwat.
Sd Wards. Miller, W. Bonds, K. ". Garner,
VIM. Dauley. a
4th Nsrd-Wm. Mallory, NJ W. Thompson.
9Th Ware-loseph Philips, A. J. Hesld, Vance
Riley. t. 70
ender, Chas Hi
18th WaId-Joseph Cspps, J. Castlemsn W. B.
Saunders W. Vaughan.
Sth Ward-Beu smith, Th-s Henderson F. r
| Michel, Il. Il Mansfield.
oh Wnd-wm Watson, B Mckinney, H. B
| Hall, jas Hall.
| As isia6ts North Of Br ad s.reet-Robt. F. Hodge
/ u. CrOsthW4it.
Assistants south Of Broad street,. ". clover
| John l.. COt,ell.
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agasbriIIe Gitg Jirfetotg.
Municipal Omcers.

Muh4Capdi VtnCoAS.
JONI HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS Henry, Treasurer.
JONI CHuMBLT, City Marshal
W. L. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. TUcKER,
JoHN F. INGALLS,, -
JosKPH l. RYAN, 4"
A. B. SHAYKIIN, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHE NJ. SEABUar Superintendent Of
Water Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works.
WIZ J. SLwKARD, Second Engineer o.
Water Works.
L. n. FREEMAN, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRGHT, Street 0Verseer.
JOHE Q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
II. L. NoRyIILE, Sexton.
THOHAs McCARrY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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ssPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
teo cod Hunting Casod Watches ........sloo each

TO o t4l'l
All the goods IN the above Lit viii be sold, with
out reservation for OSE DOLLAR each. Certificates
eli all Tho various articles are placed IN similar en-
yelopea and sealed. These envelopes wit be sent
rs ulaI OF delivered at our Office, without regard
"a choice On receiving a certificate you VII see
what It represents, and II is optional with you t.
send one dollar aGt receive the article E2mea, OF
any other N the list OF same value. InEll tmn-ac-
Cons by mail We charge for forwarding the cert f.
I Gates paying postage and dong the business, p
cents each FIVE CERTIFCATEs will he sent for g /;
ELEyry for 81; TuEIY for s.; SIXTY-gIyE for Sl0i
aud UNr HUSUEED for SO. BY this mode We give
selections frolu varied stock Of fine goods Ct the
hest make and lstost styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
&c q nominal price, while ali have chance Of sseu-
! ring srt csz Cd the very highest value.
We guarantee entire ssusi-'ton M every instance,
and II there should he any IeTson dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
I ~ return @ aud the price viii be- refunded.
AGEyTs.-Ne allow those setlug as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount to one Dollsr.
They VIII collect twent, five cents Tor every Ger
t6caie and retaining ~ cents, remit 20 us 10 cents
for eaeh
8s-A Address GEO. DEMEBIr s co,
lsuI-Gm S13 broadway. New York.
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AFFIDAvIIi

,rprrpossTfy eprearsd belors me- IN 'AldaTmaz o,
~ ~ 81 ffl sislphia, Il. r. Helnbold, Eho, D.
nc dow sworn, doth say, his prepa1 anons contala
-, ,sT,sotir no rssrcury or other iriurous drugs
but are purely regeta1ts. r. T. a 49, 1O.-I.
si-o-r, ~ suf.,-ritl8d bniore NE ms I'd dagi
49, - 80 w. p HIBBAAD,
Aldsrusn, 9th-street, ssoFe kacs, Fni-a.
Addreas lsfieTs f0r inioTrnzt.en ~ e9nnaannet
n II. HEI.M BOLD Chenist
Tha-,ot iod solIlh 1enth-atreeL
B.lyE Chsstnut. PhiisisluhIs
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Town of Johnsonville,

4 published plan Of which can h. seen a. our once,
and At the prDcip Hotels and other pubic plaoe-,
in this city. Beirg elghly located on tire hl-t
bank OF the Tennessee uv6r, i5J miles from rs
mouth anil at the terminus Cf the Nashville aud
Northwestern Rail- cd, q distance Of ~ miles irsm
that City, surrounded, as i Is, By rich and pro-
dIctiye country ant being M almost constant river
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and SOUTHWEST
must, AZ no distant lay become acity Of vast basil
neSs inIpor.4lss. such az opportunity Tor a safe
and BrChla5.e Investment, D. 0ut seldom OF red.
We are the sole agents FOR the sale Of lOts and arc
fully authorized and empowered 70 grant titles 20
purchasers
The Nashville and North Western IA lr0ad viii
be thoToughy repaired iu the course Of few days
when re gulsr trips VII b. male betReen tins city
and Johnsouyille. A liberal trade permit has been
granted.
We will also offer At the same time about 300 aeres
Of rich and heavily umb red land, lying ~ the Inn
uie.Ls-e vicinity Of the town.
". MATT BROWNACO.,
spT 4-lm 81 Cherry street.
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Medical Department

COL GEO. T COOPER, U. s. A,
MsGieat Director department Of ths Cumberland
Once 81 Summer street
1t COL A c. HAMLN,
Medical Inspector, Us. A., Office ccr. Church
anu III IA Streets
SURGEON P FLETCHER, .. s. VOLS,
Medical PuryeyoT, U. s. A. Ofies North side Of
Public Square, between Market aud Front.
GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON 4. P. sFEARNs, I. 5. VOLS,
supsiin.endeG " and Daect5r OF Hospitals. Otice
p Cherry sireet.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Poaitenhsry. Surgeon B,1rntt Cloak, u. 9
Vols. IA charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike ASST Surg. Applsgste, U. g.
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College HUI. Surgeon J. (. Her6st, U. i. Vols
IN charge.
NO. ] GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Surg b. Breed, u. 8. Vols, IN chsrg,.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
College Hall. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, u. &. Vols,
IN charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. e. Cor. Public Square. Surgeon }. r. Ludlow,
q. 3. Vols. IN charge.
Masonic all. Church-street. Asst. Surgeon
Win ehes Z, q. ,. A., VI charge.
NJ. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon q. W.
France ID charge.
NO. "a GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. ami C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon s. Z.
Fuller. y. 5 Vols, IN charge.
VO ID GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner "a inner and Lne-streets, Surgeon W.
~ Chgnusrs, II. B. Vols, IN charge.
NO. 10 COSTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church md BrOSd-st-ssts.
ASS Surgeon 4. J. Comfprt, L. $, '. II charge.
NO. ly GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-s.reet, between Union and Church
streets. surgeon Perkins, U. 3. VOls., in charge.
POST:
Posr DI.PUxs4Rr.--Eo j. South Cherry a. Sur.
geon VIM III elk, ID. L $. Vols, attending III.
GERS and Ihe.r ftIi les.
Surg on +. " SPApuSG, 10Th Mich Tois Medical
director oi Post Forces, Office No. Is College ST
Po-r EosrlrAL-C Corner OF Cherry end Elm ST..
STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Rehef Of Sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Pep rtmeEt &C, 81.
FOR rHIQ.-D. K Taylor. { thee, No 4 Cherry
stree up stairs
PENNoYLVANIA.-Co Jss. Chanibern Office,
No 4sJz Cherry street. up arr.
INDIANA -Ccl. Edw- shaw. Office, 4212 Cherry
street..
MCHIGAN.-L. p. Villa D. Office, No. 4sJ.
berry street
ILLINOIS C5l. J. NJ Sheets Office No C Cherry
street. NJ stairs
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sHiEf9'--A large assortment, At r.5B..a
prices, BY R. II. Thompson, No. p 60
Igest, nsAI Union.
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Mititarg 9irettarg
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, C. O. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT J. c. REED, c. c. s,
Department Of the Cumberland Office No. Il
Sonth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. sam. }. LITTLE, c. g.,
Depot OOmmissary Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. 8. D. HENDERSON, G. s.,
Post Colnmissary Subsistence, Ofice North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT D. r. LAMEREAE, O. @. g.,
In charge OF Beef Cattle. Office at U. 8 Slaughter
House, wee Cap. Glover.
CAPT W. H. HLYMAN, c. g.,
In charge OF u. 8. Bakery, end Di- bursting Com
missary Subsistence, vice Capt JOhn A. Irvine.
Once no. ~ Cedar-strest.
LIEUT.. }. s. GALLEETIEE, A. O. s.
In charge Of Soldiers Rest. corner Cherry and
Churcn-sireets, vice Lieut.. Henry King.
LIEUT.. U. s. HOLLIsTER, A. @. s, a A. A. Q. N.
In charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c. Once ~
U. 5. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeTes.
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rEyH!s OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANY HAS
/ nccu dong business IN Nr~htilie and We my
Cor TIE 20 Two yeas, snd By its pronDtness IN
psylnE losses has tsscome iu-tly Eoi uiar.
8. p. eMlru, tsfrelll Agent,
ifarrrrsr-rrH ffff.rss t#nrn u
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$500 Reward.

WE Will. GIYE 10 ANY ONE PRODUCING
w sure, speedy sod uo c1re tor gonor-
lh- snd glauere - We VII Sud 10 rny address On
the receipt Of Ten cent postage stamp. slth y tcr
the former OF SO tor the latter. Aeser is % care
male o. leTnale % nom ave ~ 20 days IL y.
Address obs. LARER6k a DEaOikAt
ishls--sm dAws Dfsssf 50 nstsot Web.
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BRwARB OF oOUNTRRFMTs
AEp usYanuIpIEp pEn IA

AID UsFzmOIFI.KD DE1l Ezs
Hao sadeasor % disposs 'OF N XIX OWN -
@other' arccias On he Fsputaeoa 81 ned %
Aeimnola , aenulne FfeparAtions.
aE1aI ar4Ah
TmproFsd kasa HaA1a
SID b. - Druzg1lz sYaryEhers. = 80
fS5i 80 - - - - go Ell- -
Fli6 iifFuaj{ 0S5kN1sakFesstA4i
h1Sl osi9 .t,sss
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Resolutions Adopted BY n0spIlal No.a.
Branch No. 1, en- the BeaIh Of Pres.
ident LiRc0ln.
NASHVILLE, april l., 1865.
Whereas, Almighty God. the Sovereign
Ruler Of the Universe, has in bis mys-
ferrous and inscrutRble Providence, sud
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e0norrhes, eIs0t, strlelurss,
sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail In a rlarn envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scr0fula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial

BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD.
Scr0fula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
= offered % the public a. positive cure.
SYPHILIS Oh VENERIAL DISEASES, the SA-
MARTINS ROOT AND HERS JUICES il the
most potent certain and efectai remedy ever pre-
embed Il rgaches and ersdcates even particle Of
he veneresl poison. 50 that the cure IS thorough
md permanent Take then Of this Purifying RIM
ely ana be hesled, and not transmit 10 your pos
.efty that for which you msy repent in after years
DO NOT DESPATRP
Although you may be pronounced incurable. the
samaritan Root AMI Hero Juices vii remove t-yery
yestiRe Of impurities nom the system well As al
he bSi effects Of mcI-ury.
FEMALESI FEMALEs!I
In many affections With which nunnbtrs Of Fe-
! males suiier, The ROOT And HERB juices L.
most happily sdapted-in ulceraied Uterus, IN Leu
SorrhoSl, IN bearing dosn' Failing OF Tie womb,
Oebilty and for al complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
ths Root and Herb Juices. Fuli directions
! The efficacy Of these remedies Il alike seknoNl-
| edged y physicians aud patients. They are used
/ 10 the q. =. Hospitals, thus restoring % health
many Of our brave soldiers
From Ne Balfiaaors iS,l4.
1 WHAT THE SURGEONS. SAY OF THR 81
| MARITATS REMEDIES
"P0sT HOSPITAL, FuKr MAEsHALL,l
Baltimore, Nd, Feb p lSC4. I
- have great satisfaction in stating thai I have
Ised "Ths Scranton Rszgsiiss'' for Vensreal Iis-
ease IN is most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment discretion, mi property. snd
| have found them % respond 70 my anticipation .
| promptly ami etfecbItny. knowing Their c,,mpo-
siuon, Ihsye the fullest confidence 10 their etii.sy
and a. iaras my Use Of them extends recommend
th5m strongly. ALFRED z. BOWERs
Assistant surgeon 5th New York Vols. -
Let be Understood thst these remedies are a
recommended, and viii positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Pre- o. Male Packages, Ssmaritan's CIR Sl.oO
! Female s. %, Root and Herb ia &c u %; Wssl
! 50 cents.
Sold By ". 3. &C ". SMITH, Druggists.
| Co 'uer Chur and Vine streets
NASHVILLE, rESS.
Desmond 4 Co, Propre,ors, Us Racs streets
| Philadelphia.
| jsniS-6ni.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22

In many affections With which numbers OF Fe-
males sufer the ROOT AID HERB % CES .,
most happily sdsptei-in liberated Uterus, IN Leu
eorrh0'a, IN bearing dosn, Failing Of tie onb
Debility, and for al complaints incident 70 the sex
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22

FEMALKSf FEMALEslI

Although you may be pronounced incurahle, the
ismsrltan's Root AMI Hero Juices Will REMOVE. ever
ye-t,se Of impurities nom the system as well A. al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22

OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIELS. DICKINSON, President.
WHIT. PHIPcs, Nice-Prs idsnt-
ROBERT BAssETT, Secretary
Il. J. BuRTfs, Miusg sup't ntu-yiile, Penu-
ATLANTIC BANK, lf8 Broadway. D. J., Treas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22
Samaritan,s Wash

r. IN case OF SYPHILIS, used in co7JuR.ion with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy Of these remedies l. alike scknogl-
edged by Physicians and patients. They are used
10 The q. y Hospitals, thus restoring % health
many Of Ouy brave soldiers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22

Taks DO kslsaln, Mercury. orunpisssans nlsali
Tor unpleausnt and dangerous diseases.