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Marshal's Sale.

DY rtue Of awrit, 4 "a, to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United STATES, for the Md
dle.Distric Of Tennessee issued on the 9th day Of
December, 1854 VIII tx ose TO public sale TO the
highest bidder for cash at the court house door IN
ere city Of y ishville, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
OF April 1855, commencing between the hours OF
10 and II o'clock, A. NJ al the right, title, claim,
ia crest and es ate, which I.egrand Ii. Carney, has
in and 10 the following piece or parcel 81 ground.
lying and being in the county Of Rutherford, and
State OF Tennessee; to-wit: beginning on small
ash IA he centre Of the Black Fox Spring branch
ac0rner established between the said L. n. Casney
and RDbt. B. Jeiton thence nor with said Carney =
lie 81 poles TO plsnted rock, thence south s916
east 1897 polcs 10 a stake IN the centre Of a road
what IS known as'the Dug Hol7w road, thence
with said roa south 44o east Gl1s poles TO stake
in said al, thence south 1891 poles 10 stake
near the Fox Camp branch, thence with the centre
Of SAID branch 70 the Black Fox Camp spring,
thence about 81 poles, thence north $40 west
thence down said branch with its variations 10 the
beginning, cont uning one hundred snd ten acres,
more ur less evied on to tisfy judgment rem
dered by said court The October ter 1861 against
Legrsnd Il. Carney, snd IN 1aNcr Of Fry Carson.
f. R. GiASCOCK.
mart Msrshal NJ. D T.
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S25 Reward.

GTRAYFD from the Loser wharf. on Tuesday lsst
y one Park dunn oolored Mare, years old. 143S
hands hi b, black legs, hort msne spIig tail, and
larnp on back, has on = csya'ry saddle and snaseI
hia tri5Ie. Any one finding the same, and deliver
ing her at my st be sou.h MARKET street, viii re-
Ceive the above reward.
rnsrf-1aE JOHN j. PAGE.
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A correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing from Charleston, says
Elk. Governor Aiken and Dr. A. G
Mackey, are amongst the citizens re-
naming there. Both are Union men.
Gov. Aiken is one of the largest slave
holders in South Carolina; and was at
one time a member Of Congress from
that State The memorable contest
between him and Mr. Banks for Speak
er is forgotten by but few, if any, of our
leading men He, the correspondent
says, speaks confidently of the situation
of affairs He says the rebellion is on
its last legs, and must soon cease. 1t
has been failure, and all will soon be
glad to come back agar, if slavery is
gradually done away with, and even
with its total extinction. The pride
Of few leaders is all that keeps the
rebellion up at this time. The most
prominent men, civil and military, &C
knowledge that the rebellion has wo-
fully failed, and that the supremacy of
the national government must soon be
recognized. This is the feeling through
out the South
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Notice.
IaIRF 9. M's oFFloE. De-. oF cINR.

CHIHF Q. Ms OFFICE. DEPT. OF CTnfP. \
NASHVILLE, 1ESS, March !, 1885
The Railroad Bridge across the Cumberland Riv-
er being unable 70 aecrInmodafe the Puzzle ant
Private travel, Steam Ferry has been established
BY the Qaartern1ssier's Department, inst above
the Railroad brdge. AZ what Is known a. Br3En's
Landing III Public IraTel viii cross By tbs FeTrF,
when practicable and Private travel vii b. low
e. on payment Of same rate as are CHARGED bv the
Railroad bridge
Bycommsed Of Maj Gen. GJo. H. THoNAs.
J. L. DJNALD5ON,
BFt Brig. Gen. Chief Q. NJ, Dept Cumb
mar1-1E
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Union Prisoners.

The Richmond Sentinel, of the 9th
nit, says a large number of prisoners
arrived in this city on Saturday und
yesterday. The Raleigh Confederate
Of the 23d says, about 1900 Yankee
prisoners, a dirty, ragged, and as hard
featured a set of men as ever were
seen, were sent down from Salisbury,
and stopped at the railroad depot in
this place on yesterday, awaiting orders
to be sent TO Wilmington for exchange
The Yankee authorities below Will
mington refused TO receive a lot pre-
viously, but we understand that Grant
has sent instructions through our ex-
change agent to the officer commanding
there, ordering their reception at that
point, and they were expected to leave
lastnight
The DanVille Register of the Oath
says Friday night one train load of
Yankee prisoners were carried away to
Richmond for exchange, and Saturday
night they were followed by another
instalment We suppose the prisoners
have all been cleared out of the place,
except few who are too feeble to be
removed.
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MarshaI = Sale.

DY virtue Of two writs alias n n. 10 me directed
ID ffou the Circuit Ourt Of the United States for
the Middle d net OF Tennessee. issued on the
9th day Of January, s65, will expose TO public
81 g to the highest bidder for cash, on SATURDAY,
the - day o. April, 1885, at the court house door
int city VI Nashville, commencing between the
hours OF 10 AMI II O'Clock, M, sill the right, title
aim. interest and estate, which ID. p Shack cord
has ia and 70 the following described property A
h use and lot situated in the town Of Fayetteville
Lincoln county, Tennessee, and designated 10 the
plat Of said Town IS lot No. -, bounded on
the north by The ground OF VIM. n smith, on the
south lv the lot OF J. T. Wilson and o. D. Evans,
on the East by the said Vim. n. Smith, and on the
west by the heirs Of James H. Cobb decd, ] We'd
on satisfy Judgment rendered BY said court al its
Al il term is q, against y. p. Shackleford, end
favor Of ale. Ross Wiihers and Dale. Rosa SEQ.
K. X. GLA-COCK,
mar4-3t Marshal NJ. D. I.
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Exacntor's Notiee

TAvING QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR UPOS
III ne estate 81 n ChildIess, ST., decea5s1
f6- Is 70 notify al persons Who ere indeffed 20 80
eafste 70 come lorEard md maze pzgmfn - -
.ffil,reure csuunf - gwen All persons ht'l-a
flaTa- AGAINST said estate vi present them l.i -
rneut v thin the nnne fes'sibed ~ ~; r.
vii b. barred THoS. CHADHhLtl -.
Once A. l.. Dem0sss Law of'ee'
-. I'm
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The loyal men of Nashville have an
opportunity to manifest their love of
law and order to day, by voting for
Brownlow for Governor, and the nomi-
nees for Senators and Representatives.
VIII not all Of them do this ?
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Classical, Mathematical and
English School,

tOHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his School
in Nashville on Monday, March 9Th, 1885, in
the upper room of the Baptist Chapel, on Polk
Avenue, aad continue il TIL July LIST. Entrance on
the south side. In addition to the ain md Greek
Classics, the usual English h an hes will also be
taught. He anticipates with plea ure the rene wal
of former Professional associations in the ty and
vrinity, and hopes also tn form new ones. Terms,
$40 per month, payable monthly in advance.
Names of pupils may be LETT at the Book st're Of
Messrs Berry Co., and on Saturday, the 4th inst,
at the school room from 10 10 Il An
mar2-Im" NATH'L. CROSS.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY
TO THE
!ECOHD NATIONAL BAHR.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DRPARTMENT,

sl6At[AAI DnA-411fA u -
OFFICE or THIS COApTKo LEn OF rfR CuhfsNcis Z
WASH eroS, Jan 81, 1865. }
VxTHEREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
~ pre- ented to the Hrdersgned, i Detn
mad o appear that "THE SFCJND NAIlJN4 l.
BANK or NAShFIu4 f." in the city ofNashu ie,
in lie comfy OF Day dson, and State 4 Tenn ssee'
has te duy Organized under and according 70 tne
requirements Of The Act OF Congress, entitled AN
Act - provide National Currency, secured bs a
ridge 81 United States bon4s, snd 70 PROVIDE iof
the regulation A. redemption thereof, approx ed
Juue 81, 1863. and hiss erin lied With III the Pre-
visions Of said act, required 20 Re complied WIN
D fore commencing The business Of Banking unaer
said act:
Row. therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that - he Sc
ccnd \ tional Bank Of Nashville" Il the city q
Nashville 10 the county a. iavii IN. and II -te o.
Tennt see u authorized 10 common the bn l.
meas ct panklng under the Act aforesaid
In test mnDy wheIeo v t-e@s my
SEAL hand sud seal OF Office, Ia lhlrty-hfst
| ] DAY Of January 1855.
- - HUGH McCULLOCH,
Com stroller Of the Currency
SS-Ile above institution u be opened 70 hEsi-
ness lhe course OF a few dsys. Of which due no
tee " Il be gwen.
JOHN LUMsDES, Cashier.
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The monitors Cahawba and Oneota,
built at the Niles Works, Cincinnati,
left that city Thursday for the Missis
sippi river. They are formidable yes
sels
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NTarshnl's aIe,

10y virtue Of wit zen er o M dreeted from
ID the Circuit court Of Ia L. taos for theMiddle
District Of Tennessee. issued On the 18th day o
Dece fb r 1864 ] viii exp 50 70 public he to the
biReest bidder for cas- al theaoOurt house door in
the city Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 18TH day
Of April, 1855. coumeneB & between the hours Of
10 and IL o'clock, m, al The ,lght, title, claim
interest aud estate viii h B William On has in
and to the Ioxing tact Of land, lying IN the coun
" Of Monigom ~. near Palmyra, I te Of Ten
Il ssee and bounded a. folioFs North BY the Gu :
berhnn j. r west by land oWnA BY Thomas r
Blake, on the sou.h by tine alnya road, on the
eat by the toWn Of Palmyra, containing 200 acres
more or les, levied on t. satisfy Judg nent re )
dered by said court It is april rm, lsa4 ag un-t
p. y VI lhmscns and IN ihyor o lliinghast, Dui
deld q Ps1rirge L 4. GI-ASCOCk,
nar4 81 Marshal NJ. d. T.
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Wanted TmmediaIe ely.

Sl50000 T yoEehsrs Of g. s1s s assfa
packages nf Eve or ten thousand dollars, for which
We vii paykery literally. go.
lnar4-lV BANKERS. cor Union and College 81.
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rE~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McGiLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
In THE TREATMENT or DIsEAsEs, d
UEOWNIN9 hin WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As TT Is IN
NASHVILLE. TfNNESS EE.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LES THERAPEJTIOs and MATERlA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGilTs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice l treat
the following
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PORTABLE HOUSES.
HINhLE & 90.
No. 365 West Front St Cincinnati, o.
Army Portable Stores and Dwellings !
rambsr Yard and Builders warerOoma.
Ssh. Door and Y. nitian Shutter FaotOrl
LUMBER YARDS

DHiLIP HNiLE having purchased the entire
i in crest Of Joseph Guild, the business will he
after becal ried on in the name Of Hinkle Co.
LUMBER YARDS
Adjoin ng our Factory and in Fulton, containing
several acres OF ground with our own landing, en-
able ms to yard, sell lumber in the rough, or man.
ufacture into building materials on better te ms
aud more promptly, than any other estsbli shmenl
in the - est
orders fl led for Board, Plank, Shaved and Saw
ed Shingles, JClst, L,ths, Framing and Corniee
TIM er VI every description.
FACTORY.
Our Factory IS 50 by 250 feet four stories high
we manufacture and keep constantly on hand, Pan
ei Doc s, "a, h inside and outside Venitian Flyoi
and Pansl Shutters, MsnIes, Door and Wind V
Frames Base, Pilasters, Westhe: Boarding, White
and yellow Pine, Flooring Shelving for Stores,
Plan d Beads, and Mel nngs Of various patterns
sutab'e FOR The finish Of frame or brick houses o.
every de criptiOn. Az kinds Of Stairs. with Ma
hog ny and cherry Rail and Newell. Sash, painted
snd glazed, constantly on hand.
Persons about II erect or make alterations IN
5snppl ed Eith ali he carpenters work. ready made.
Of stasonsd lumber. II they will furnish Us with q
hi of items, giving size and quality, We VII send
them the cost BY return ma H.
HInkIe & Co.'s Army Portable Houses,
Hospitals, Dselings, Stores, Chspels, Reading
Rooms, school Houses, &C., with iron roof
These buiicings are ma 10 OF 10 ttet vide ~
anv depth story 7 f-et 10 inches or 10 feet b gh,
With store OF dw llipg froDt, and the number u
rooms, windows and DOORS ~ wanted all nt'ed,
together with The necessary hardware. They are
so constructed that they can be put together or
taken apart ~ a ;ey no Fs.
Soldiers Returning from the Army.
We have FORMS he'd number Of these buildings
10 DISCHARGED soldiers, Who have taken IA IN W b
goods 10 the southern country, landed, pnt uD the
store ana shelving the same day, and Opeted 70
sell goo Is the next morning
Owners OF nuimp-ov 4 real estate, IN city or
eountrs, will find N many places that She reefs Of
these buildings vii pay the cost Of them m one
year, aud they en- he removed in few hour
whefr larger bulding are wanted.
The great emand for II q Portable Houses has
compelled Us 10 increase ur facilities for nanuftc-
tar ne. We are now prepared 10 furnish % bui.d-
lugs per seek-
Circulars giving plans, descriptions and prices Of
Portable, viii be sent receipt OF three cent post
sge amp.
HlnkIe & CO.'s Book on Building,
Containing 422 plans Of Dwellings, Churches. Col.
lsges, stores, hO;dings. AfchitFaEes, Base, Coni-
ces, Stair &C, and much vsluatls inforn afioa On
building wit Be sent free Of postage, on receipt Of
q y cents maf3-lw d&W
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For Governor aud Members Of
the Legislature.
For Gov rnorI
w. G. BROWNLOW,
CT KNOX.
candidates for the Senate.
Candidates for the House Of Repre-
seutatlVes:


Auders'n-R 3. C0Wa 4 JEFF srsOD--J MINIS.
Biouat-T II Donaldson iLtwrenee--W A Garner.
Belfsrl-Ed Cooper llacoln T Kercheyal
Bradley Jesse Gaut IN .dison--W Waters.
Can1oa-Wm dart -. ~ sriOa-RS HsulstOa. -
"a roll vhn Woman. Barshali-Ab A Steele.
Calupbali-R Rogers. Maury--Jere Gilmore.
Carter-P Villas. iMc "a rvs L Warren
Ciaibo. ne-F arneg Jones. inrl-J n Henderson
Cocke-J Shuts lMOnr0e--5 " Gaines.
DeKaib-Dr J 4 Fusan. tMoutgOmery-W Wines
pi-kroa-A p Nicks. lMaeon-W WoOdcock
avete-Wm shelton. iObOn-F Smi h.
TranElin-Dr. "a M 20, erton-A p Garrett
Gib-0n-T = McNaT. e 1ane--1hos g Mason.
Giles-I0s y ID In ikOlerson--J huilOF.
Granger g W 5rsse. lRntha4ford-W ElliO {
Greane-James Jones iSmith-GHh9Tt Brittle
Ham.lt0n-J 2 H. A. leu'H san--Wm Mul enX.
Ha.demzn--W smith -umnsr-Wm Wright
Hardin TnOs Maxwell Is eRaIt--lss Wood IT.
Hawkins " VI Wi H. iSever-Wi son DugCsn
HayEOod-W y 30 IrnO1-A A SLoddsrley.
Header-on-P Pearson iWarreu-Aaa Fauikne-.
Henry-r Cfutchheld. iWash ingt0a-S 4 Griffith
Hickmsn-l y Puck q. iWayre-In Porter.
HauG0ck-LM iaFgis. Weakiey-G Underwood
johnson Jos Wag GER IWhite-G W tnders.
Jack. on "A G. Gilem lMliismsou--A w Moss.
Knox-Wm Heisken
Wlson-W1 on Z Waters ard Wrn Grimm {.
payd-0n-1ai W Lewis and 5 Carter.
Shel y-j W iOmeny and Col N T Rider.
Fcuirrss, h9rgar, Scott and Cumberland-Cspt
Doughty and James NJ Melton.
Carter ant Johnson-Eljah Srnprly
Greene, Hawkins, Han ok and Jefierson-D q
Thomhurg
Knox and SEWER SAMUEL 'McCsmmOn.
Andes n and Campbell James Doughty.
Polk. McMInn snd Meigs-W COpelsnd-
Rhes, Biedsoe, Hamilton AM Sequa chie-J
Va ker.
Grundy, Coffee and Van Buren, 2 Thomas
Smith, Sumner and MscOu--T Theodore Hermans.
= davidson, B0bertsOn, Montgomery and Cheat
ham-Dr Jos Hudzon.
Rutherford and Bediord-Jas Null rs
Lincoln. Marshall and q les-Davd McGahey.
William. On, Maury AMI LeWs--Sauil L ATne.
Ben on and Humphr y--DOrsey Thomas.
Per 8 and Decatur-JOhn StegsId.
Carroll, Gibson. MADISON and Henry-William "
Wood
Dyer aud Lauderdsle-Wm Scales.
Upton, shelby and Fayette-P $ Richards.
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Notice.

q COTTON AGENCY, o UNION 81. }
NasnYfiLs. TEN.s Feb 2. 1850. J
II COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
n - rr,oTinE under q ceFtl 'aie lsslled rom
- 60 rms he consigned - me-, and o. Fefsd
=. - Cj5Vegumaut Store House 81 brlggs Co. y
n cof6er oil Church and College streets
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alew Adutri&ments.
WantAd.

ONE or two furnished rooms Tor quarters, Nith.
" cut board. Apply 81 this Office. nars-St"
FOR SALE. Two double Engines, &c horse Pow
er each new and unsurpassed for material, work.
uanship or performance with boilers and al ap-
pur en4nce nor sale at bargain for cash, or real
Ss'af ut q cash valuation.
Arply 10 h. O. scOvEL, Nashviils
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WanIed.

A SITUATION IN A REFINED FAMILY 81
a a highly educated lady from South Csroiins %
fe1rh Al Euqiish hfHnehes, Laiin and Muse Oh 70
P,ga7. 10 city OK country. Address
l. MATELE ABBOTT,
s.h4a-gxs Box NJ, NeE Aibsny, IND
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WarshaI's Sale.

10y vir;na OF witt r,l. cc. 90 me directed from
ID the Cncu Court OF the Un'tsd states for the
Midi District OF Tern ssee, is,ued on the l2th
TO the highest bidder for an h, % the Court mouse
dor in the city { Nashville. on SATURDAY, tee
10th DAY Of Ap u, 1858, mmenc ng DC ween the
hours Of 10 ana II O'clock, a.n ali re y NJ tue
and % the following described pitee or pafcol OF
lnnd, situated and beng IN the COUNTY ct Riaufy
tate OF Tennessee, beginning az Tie nofth-east
corner in the centre OF lhs Campbell > unipike
raad and running north 6slS7 wes-, N Ire north
boundary OF thetraet, IS p ie and ~ liass 70
stake, 'hCnce 5 % vest "a poles and IA I'm 10
stake, ence south so nlfd dion cssts - ppits
ca links 10 81 Ike. in he - ire IL the Camphel
turnpike, thence with Ia centre o ed turnpike
north 20e east % polssto he hesinnnr, containing
~ acres more o. les levied On TO satisfy )ubg-
fnent ren1ered by sal Court at Is Oetobe- term,
1854 against Jose8h II James and in favor OF John
NJ Hsrper. + Il. GLsSCDcK,
narf-st Mprshal NJ. y T., .
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE /
49, u
For Sale.

IN a central locstion a SALOON, Win stock OF
i LiguJls, Fixtures, &c Nov ding = profitable
busiue. ;. Further particu aTs can Re rad #
NELSON & MORfREE,
maT3 lW General Az pts Che " sheet.
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The Election.

Don't forget the meeting at the Cap
itol tonight
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For Sale.

FT1gE STORE House, No. 81, On South fide ..
Broad street, two doors rom marEet- Aila
FOR LEASE, four acres most oesira1ie - ~ -
ground 10 the city, mined steiy beyond i'e eoi-
PHILIP LINDsLEYs
mars-Iw 49, North Cherry 81.
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YsUng Man, stop before you furtheF 90. Of al
diseases subject 10 Man. there 70 no cisesss 80 hard
70 cure az Night Emissions, and physicians are
say that have cured dozens in this city, well a.
different States, who have spent dollar After dol
Jar, and are nov well cured b. me. an1 daily re-
ceVng letters and sending medicine 70 al parts o.
the country. In word, all that are diseased in
any way, and viii give me a call, will give satis-
stctOa for all OF the diseases mentioned In ths ad-
Fertisement The bast Of references gvea IN the
city.
an LISTERS aireeted TO
DR.. MC9IbL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
ianl-1y viii meet with promps aitenti0n-
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soldier. nefurpIpg from the Army.


Containing 422 plans Of Dwellings, Churches Col
lsges, stores, Seedlings. ArchtFaEes, Base, Comi-
cef stsira, &C., and much yaluatls inforn afioa On
building viii BE sent free Of postage, on recent of
u cents. uas3-lv' dftv
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Chronic Casts

with satisfAcuon: Rhsu1natisrn, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the ThrOaf, BEelied JOints
Ste lnhs, Pleurisy, Psins Ulcers, CsEeeT, Gravel.
Diseases u the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the stomach, Neuralgia, King's Evil OF serofula
Deafness, DiseaSes Of the Eyes, Debiltatsd sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Ind gsstiOn, And Consumption
together With al Private Diseases snd
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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Young Manned Ladies whose missortune Il has
eeen not 20 bring forth Ia due season, remember
God has said you should mulnply and Fepenish. II
this is your desire yOu can consult me either BY
letter or in person. No lady over thiny-hYs yesrs
Of aga need make application. All communicate ls
BY letter or person strictly confidential.
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DHiLIP H,NIiLE having purchased the entire
i in crest Of Joseph Guild, the business will he.e
bas rod n, fIta Of 4
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10 the Ladies'.
sterflty.

All Affections Of ths Womb trested with Hucesss.
Those Married ladies' who have bean 50 uniortu-
nate TO misesITy or prove abortion, can be earned
10 Their ill time Il found pregnant, by giving ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-07
rev yoxss ADVnRFisErTs.
MARX TIME


70 CONGRATULATIONS watches.
lie, every soldier, before he returns home pro-
vi5s himself with an American Watc-i no better
80. can be made Of money than to invest it IN
one Ofthese durable and accurate time-Ple'e''-
ri.as hind Of property that constantly returns
GOOD interest and its money value is so well
known tha,a pocket full ofslvsr dollars wouldn't
be as useful.
Sold BY all respectable watch makers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH CO,
once, Is9 broadway, n. n.
ieo6-2w
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DRUNKENNEsS CURED.-The

DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The
~ inebriate may now bid defiance to the temp.
ting cup. Dr. Zane's aDtldote for strong drink
Is a certain cure for drunkenness. il creates
dislike for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas Price : per box, or pack.
ages of six boxes for 90.
JOHN J. KRONER
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut Street.
my9-3m Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-07

MAYNARD, ELY d ROSE, TANNERS AND
WI CURRIERS-Dealersin all kinds Of Leather
and Shoe Findings--have in store large assort-
ment of French and American Calf Skins, Patent
Leather, hastings Lasts, &C., &C.. Oak and
Hemlock Sole Leather, &c., and manufs cturers
Of Boot, Cater and Shoe Uppers No. 46 Calvert
street, Baltimore, Nd. je90-9m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-07
SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT
JACOB B. sCHEyCK, AGENT,

JALUB 3 hJHENIhI AGENT,
No. 10 Maiden Lane, New York.
Woodw0fth Planning, Tongung and Growing Ma
chimes; sash aud Blind Machinery; Portable and Sta
u1uary steam Engines and Boilers and all kinds Of
Machinery for working wood aud iron. Also = sups-
nor quality Of Leather Betting, Rubber Betting, Pack
ing &c, &c.
orders respectfully solicited, which will receive
prompt attention.
AFT Reference in Richmond Messrs. Green Allen
AID Messrs. John q Geo. Gibson.
Petersburg Express copy, and seud bill TO Green 3
Allen. my3l--i3m