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$40 Reward.
Grand Con cert.

TIHE foIo#ing gentlemen Or. Yindship and ice
i Coburu, champion Of Am rca, will give a
Grand Concert 81 the Nashville pera House on
aFturdsy sad MONDAY Eyenu ". iUne Srd and 9Th.
Door open 10 O'Clock, pr. Peri rmsnre COM
meners at o'clock, Orchestra seats 81 %. Gal
lery 6Ucruts. une2-2.n
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FIFTY DOLLARS
e EWARD!

CTEAlEp or stolen from the subscriber, one
- StRREL HORSE, sbJst 10 haads high, white
idIahe81 aud grey ou left hind lee.
Also che BROWN MARE, l5A hands high, in
good orier, ana branded G. .. 90 Ia shoulder.
The shove reward wi De- paid fr their return %
my office q c kNIFFN,
CspL andC =.
Murre,z1ouo. Tenn, May %. Iel-2t
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THU ASSASSINATION !

\ accurate rui concise account OF the uI7t.
~ q w IFS earliest slret tom. incidents Of Ge
ssrI-r sytruuf ON Nr. i.1-Cio's Eta. the as"Ierce
tlseu ug tie Court Israai. CoufesasasCf Ha-lpIa,
nnd Utlrrs snl u~e,rupuys sketches Of The prime
- rh-rlljsH.
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2 Reward.

DTRAYGD or stoier from near FortGl-N
- lem. on Tuesday evening, som Ult IN
a Dark Brown Horse, stout i5 hands hlghL&A
LEI hind foot white, also white sDot on upper lip
and both shoulders. The above reward will Be
lad II delivered at TIE EaTthorn Gardens.
inse-IEs GEO. GsHWOAED.
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Wanted.

sTTUATION, hy q Young Insal Is years old. IS
Z a Gle X or Businessman, wh're good penmRn-
snip D. required. -aRIy no object Reference II
resnirpd Address immediately,
Ippea-lts IL. x Gsllstn, Tenn.
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Building Lois for Sale.

Z HAVE 8 OF 10 lots, rumediat& rPyOnd TIE
4 Horticultural Garden, Weii situated for build
lnE purposes, which ] vii seH On good ternh.
Apply Al the MsFor'H oflcs.
hh8Lv INN HUaH SMITH
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Suburban

A NICE Brick House for sale in McCsy0ck's al.
dItlon 70 Nashville, containing three rooms, porch,
cellar, &c. GOOD cisIern. snTuUhery and fruit trees.
Lot bOf-et by l50. Location, Po,k street Price
5000. Apply to NELSON s MURFREH.
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SIS Reward.

CTRAYED or stolen, Q Horse from The stable on
- AcLemoTe street, on Saturday, z5ih Of Nay,
uar<ed Us fo.3'l bay oolor. tsa years old. aN-
teen hsn5s high, three Whit feet sod star n tie
forehs1d, Inspected eond musd, nd sold 20 The
unaersigDed Any one returning The horse, Or
TYiBE infol nation By Which be may b found WI
DUNCAN hcRAEs
Iunsl-Rs Ccner Cedar sne bpTaof,
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Situations.

Two or three young men, ofCxeeIlent character,
i desire sitnation' IN any respectable business,
as clerks or Book Keepers. Appiyt7
NELSON a MURFREE.
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Dwelling Houses.

THAT fine Brick Dwelling House. No. 81, on
Church Street, Is offered for sale az o fair pr'ce.
AIso-Dwellng No. 8, Vine street, between Church
and Vine streets. Apply 90
NELSON 4 MCRFREE.
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To the Soldiers.

We have three beautiful Autographs, repre- ,
senting the different branches Of the service, ?
printed in four cOlors, entitled Soldiers Ger 4
thcate," " Union Defenders Certificate" and a
{ U. s. Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. y
They are enclosed IN a pasteboard tube, and n
can be sent by mail without injury. Every off, y
Ger and soldier should buy them and send =
them to their friends. :
so each. q
For the three, postage paid.....n 90 =
Liberal discount made 70 wholesale dealers. :.
We will I'll all orders for Certificates or STA
nouerY, by mail or express, promptly. q
{. NJ. RHODES & Co., :
msy25-3m ~ Uainu street Nashville. Tenn
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Pike.

ESQ Acres Of Land for sale, WI On lies ia Vii.
hanson county, on the Harding Ike, 70 miles from
Nashville. Good log house. orchard, st1hle, g..
Apply tO NELSON & MURFREE.
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NILS on rHIKn REAnIN

Senate bill No. c.: To incorporat,
the Agnomen Club Of Nashville Re
ferred TO Committee on Corporations
Senate bill No ,: To change the
county site of Shelby county from RGl
eieh to Memphis. The Senate having
rejected an amendment by the House,
the House insisted on it's amendment
House bill No l29: To incorporate
the Cumberland Mining and Petroleum
Company, with sn amendment incorpo
rating the Raulston oil, Coal, Iron and
salt Company Referred 10 Committee
on Corporations
House bin No l39 Amending sn act
regulating banking in Tennessee.
Passed
House bill No. l39: Establishing the
time for holding the county courts OF
Benton, McMinn and Johnson coun-
ties, with amendments. Passed.
THE FRANCHISE QUESTION.
House bill No lbs, limiting the cleo
tive franchise, came up on is third
reading
Mr. Arnell moved this bill be inform
silly passed over and q bin, which he
submitted, being Substantially the Sen
ste bill on the same subject with
amendments, be adopted
Mr. Cooper, moved as an amendment,
that the seYenth section be stricken
out Lost
Mr. Hood moved that the bin be Ia
ken M by sections Laid on the table,
by yes 60, noes p.
Mr. Steele proposed as sn amend
ment that the bill be submltted 70 a
popular vote st some future day.
Mr. Duggan moved 10 lay the amend
ment on the table. Carried-ayes Il
noes p,
The bill in lieu then came upon its
passage on third reading, when Il was
passed by the appended vote
Those voting in the affirmative are
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" sayT.Is "a;
ssd w" Misses Raymond ii BIsnWsll; A.: Lhsarss.
NS'.ssssa ss"%t. WIN sssSy u KisssaS FRA
S;s children and intent Mrs. Ss.,. Funny Mics
wRsr Miss Florence Msse captain Pie Rev
spaldins, Hotter Bsl1nger Bnsaed Holwarss SsySor
Fisher, Master John neEiyin Mr.. Mss Watkins
79z steerage passengers, and the malls
%ssp;s Tsa S%sss NJ;
e'S % 1s
Nj. GTsssa FSs
se SG Ms NIX Ss s% ST
SG5rs; Judge " B;isssns LADY u: ii%Ss:s,
and Rev "',e n
sas osiRs,& w Sassns spt cfss ssss.
Captains DimSnd, Smith. Crissey. Rosencrsns Hsmlios
Rssenscheweilsr leland Putnam Graves. Rec aesinSy
easi NJ sps ss%sn. s
and children; Mr. Bsfel wife children; Mrs SICK
Nrs Ss.'i %d sn0s %Grs
s%lan o and sso%s 'G re- es Kelsey Kelly
sAz.steamship Havana-Miss Camille. Miss r Pc
re- lady and -four ssdEsn %.
and Shd Mrs E%%H resOy Mora Felix reTrsr Aon
EseSSn Css %sns soh
Manuel Dominique, Martin Saqulyad PABLO AramsAru Luis
j Rshards Pablo Ms1ora, / y Pcarai, oosales Ra.
NaldOs hbren BernaruinO RODRIGUEZ
French Diego vlar Jareni Luis Xiques Gabriel paz, Sam
= Hatfield, Horace Camps John Levy. John Campbell
Joseph u Blake Thos Forbes George Walco Fred Boyer
osn pssn n sc?"d s'i rRnSsc GOm and "
child David Pingrrz Chas Cunningham.
NEW oRInASs 1Sp KY wKsr-s Steamship Mcclellan;
Nsyy Masters Mates S s e cs soTee som mSIa
Maynard, wife and family
AlrxANDnn , steamship g Knight-w u Lynch, 7
hawkins, Alng y Stevens, q kimbal II Thaycr,
Knight, capt Mseue, Jno Ellsworth Gen q Thomas,
of Portland q Blair. of Troy; Capt Bowen and lady Of
Alexandria; johnson and lady, OF Washington; J. Saw
age of New York
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SHIPPING NE VS..
IBsArAc YopK-rufs DAY.
Risrs.............. ~ MOON morn 90
n Mon WATER. morn OF
%. ~ FOL t ~. . ... a
Port of New York ,yuuc H. 1863.
RI of New York, june D, 1868.

CLEARED
Steamship Dudley Buck, Potter Fortress MonroeH Nc
Cready q 20.
ship Marianne Nottcbohm, Lamb, - John NB-Ifowand
a rockingham.
BARK Despatch fBrl Barott Cape IIayti-Darrc Mach
Bark Indian Belle tBr) Spates Trnidad-Brctt Son Co
Bark yillafrancn (r flingwood zaza-Brcti, Son 20
Bark Charles Edwin, 1ibbottf, roraBd--Miler Hough
ton.
Brig Isabella Banned, Naranham and Para--n Corn
ing Son & Co.
brig Bride (I,r), Blauvelt Arroyo-C q Duncan A co.
Brig COroncla (Brl, Card StJOhns PIi-D Dewol ACo
Brig Ttus (Brl, Smith, Port rrnce-McCol A FIRTH
Brig Nameaug, Rogers New Orloans-Tupper Beattie.
(Cearcd3d.) -.
schr Flying Cloud tBr), Mcintyre Bridgeport CBc u
Truinbuli.
schr Valiant (Br Crosfloy rarrsboro Ns-P Ncvius
Son
Schr q T Baker Price, Mobile BENTLEY Smith a Co.
Schr A Terry Farrell, Port Ruyal-yan Brnnt Slight
Schr Marccna Monson Dayton, Beaufort, NC-Iboinas
Holmes
schr Palma, Brewster, washngton--A Abbott
schr Scnddcr, Erbcr Washin gtonNan Brunt slaght
Schr Valera, Rogers Washingtun-yan Brunt Slaght
Schr l. Ives, Robinson, Nashngon--van Brunt Slagbi
schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell, Washngton-E Hun
but &fo.
schr Bch Peck Avery, Baltimore-II y Racket Son.
Schr Wave, Rhodes, SALEM Haviland.
ARRIVED
Usgunboat sonoma, Lieu, Com Thomas Scott Fillebrown
Port Royal. JnneI
U ginbcat Pawtu,et, Lieut. Com Alien Reed, Fortress
sscamshp Cry Of Washington ,DE. Brooks Li'erp0ol
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First HeoG-Tbc betting on the above racL was about
Eve to Dictator before the start Irish Maid had
lead Of two lengths at the send or and allowed TO
keep IL until past the half mile pole Al the three
quarter pole she length in front Of Dictator
but che entered the homestretch Dictator
went up and passed her, and came home the easiest
kind OF winner by four lengths in 2 3S.
Second HeoThe got the best Of the start again,
Dan Mace pulling In behind her and nOdding for the
word She went around the turn two lengths ahead;
but the backstretch Dictator up the mare,
carried her TO break kept her dancing the remainder
Of the mile, and very easily by two lengths In
2:nh
Third Hea.-$l00 TO $2were wagered on Dictator. The
mare led to the quarter pole two lengths trot but
soon Dictator went up to her she put into
rum and kept running side by side with the geldng from
there the Dictator declared the winner Of
the heat and rare.
Blonde Shark and Frank Temple rot this afternoon
the Fashion Course. Blonde is the favorte against the
field at two to
The Paterson commence TO day, and will he
tinued three days without regard weather Hunters
entries in the Derby the favortes against the field
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The Mate OF the Belle Wood.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD.

New YORK, Juno D. 1866.
Ny attention has been called to a ststensat in the
HERALD Of Sunday signed Justice, to the eec9 ~
beaten by my men, instead Of by "sailor runners
This statement rs false in every particular
ardy assaulted by the very sailor that had kept
on my ship down the bay. was knocked down by
Of them with club from behind and then set upon by
legion OF them for other offence than preventing
them from ceming Board and taking of my men Had
not been for the aid Of my have 20 doubt
but they would have killed me- for believe mat Was
their design The statement in the HERALD Of June
correct. ALFRED GRAYSTON,
Mate Of the ship Belle Wood
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Who Captured Je6. Daviso
CAMP FOURTH MICHIGAN CAvALR


MACON, Ga, May 10, 1865
The Fourth Michigan regiment received orders to
pursue Jen. Davis May7 Every man not on the
sick list duty out Of camp, or dsmounted went on
the expedition. After marching 10 Abbeville 1t was
found necessary in order insure success detail the
very best mounted Of the men, have them leave all
their baggage behind and forward with the utmost
celebrity. BY doing the lieutenant colonel command
ing with about hundred and fifty men, was enabled
TO reach the vicinity Of JEFF camp Irwnsvie, Ca,
Mt two O'Clock on the morning Of the 10th inst About
daylight the camp captured without any resistance
whatever Davis would have undoubtedly escaped had
time been given him To mount his horse
sidered the fastest in the confederacy ANY attempt 80
TO do rendered entirely abortve by the daring ntre
pdity and of mind evinced by James H. LYNCH
q member of Company &, and late resident Of New
York city. This gallant soldier dashed ahead of
entire party by the Of their camp and instantly
secured Jen's horse, well his arms. The horse
was well known TO Lynch, as he had him fire.
quenNy in Richmond JEFF was thus rendered power
less to escape, and virtually prisoner to This gallant
fellow, who turned him 10 strong guard
our mon came up. The revolver . valuable one,
presented 70 Davis by Adams, Of London.
AsOLDIER
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o.e and tive o'e'ooh and when he came bsea expect
four O'Clock.
sasus hsad ~ home On Ne lss Of NascbS A. do
Q And Of your own knowledge you 10 nos hnsw tha!
homo snt h " your sister the next
day q noouf A. ] Do not
Testi.sony OF CHARLES Dsell, for the Go
vernment.
MANNED Nv JUDGs HOLT.
Q Where do You resdef A. In Washington.
Y Have you recently been IN North Carohna' A.
Q State whether yon picked up letter written IN
cipher. A. did pick up the letter thai now see De
fore me- found the % Of May, at the go.
wharf IN Morehead CITY, floating in the water and sub
seqaently dectphered IL; i n addressed 10 John w.
Wise, and ~ as foliows:-
his wesi Ssh s is s. .as and Old ABE Boz
IT,. ! &; s:.s Rcd "a. sS e:
been Md well TIA! sS oath i and sr yHs
Of iaSSrs We had large meeting night Al bsat
laid qr 6S AWAY.
cy Point SIT icy again the es OF 9sr sros uaS
ss Carrying n: into effect man No q s win
g. mail When 70" write Sig" no real 6y
some Of our friends who are coming home We wan. you
e. sea s oss in s hSs sers
day Pei Ssa got there Your folks are we'll
heard from you. Don't ose your
@ In what business wereycu engaged at the timer A.
In driving piles; found this letter when at work.
O. Do you know anything Of the person the letter In
addressed tor A. No; know nothing about him, and
could hear nothing Of him.
CRoss-EyAaINED ny MR.. AIKEN.
q Yoa stated that you deciphered the letter; did you
know anything of the key TO the cpherf A. gentle
man there told me he had seen before We found IL;
that tho first letter W, and supposed it dated
nj Washington taking that q key tried the letter,
but found did not come out then took the date az
at Washington and with that commenced proceeding TO
make it out; had acquaintance with the cipher my
self until ome 10 Washington
You state that found the letter in the river;
good deal burredP A. II did not TO have been
@ Was any body with you at the time you picked the
Testimony or James Ferguson.
MANNED BY JUDGE HOLT.
O. State whether you have recently been Of Moreheaa
City, n. Z. A. eft there q week ago last Wednesday;
was there in company with Mr. Duell
@ State whether you was present when cypher let
ter was picked up floating In the water A. Yes; was
the who discovered the letter and called tho alton
ton OF Mr. Dnoll to it, he picked OUT this WAS either
on the LIST or I'd OF May last
Testimony Of John l.. Bow for the De-
fence.
BY Mr.. DosrER-Q Look at the prisoner Atzerott, and
see il you know him. A. do; all j know about him rs
that he 10 my shop evening at the Navy Yard,
and went to Popes restaurant with him; we had
eral drinks together and after awhile proposed that he
should take supper with me, and he did SO; We then
back TO Popcs stable and had several drinks;
after which he took his horse out Of Popes stable and
rode away this was between the 10th and 18th Of April
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Tho Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF
Boston.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Of Bos
ton paraded to-day It's two hundred and twenty ninth
anniversary the parade being attended by the customary
exercises Of sermon and dinner The sermon was
delivered In the First church, Chauncey street, by the
Rev. g. Randall and the dinner served In Faueuil
Hall After dinner the company marched to the Com
mon, where the officers selected for tho ensuing year
were duly commissioned.
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Review of the sixth Corps.

WARRINGTON, June 8, 1866.
general order has been issued by Major Gen. Meade
for review Of the Sixth Army Corps Major Gen. Wright
commanding, in this city, Thursday, The sth inst.
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News from Kentucky.

a NEGRO TO BE HUNG FOR MURDER-RE1BAs OF
sLAvEs-sHERhANs TROOPS GOING HOME.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 4, 1855.
John Lewis negro convicted by court martial Of tho
murder ofThomas C. Magrath at shelbyv'lle has been
sentenced 70 be hung on the 18Th inst.
General Palmer has issued order that the city courts
sha release from confinement slaves convicted Of hiring
their time
Generals Custer Wood, Upton, Alexander and Whita-
ker have arrived here.
General Palmer left at noon for Washington.
About thousand soldiers Of the Army Of Tennes
arrived from Parkersburg this evening
William Sampson Of Glasgow, Ky has been appointed
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals TO all the vacancy caused
by removal Of Bult until the election Of his
successor
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Arrival os Chief Justice Chase-shers-
dan I'm Commsnd-The Cotton Trade
Opened, sc.
NV 0wLnANs June 8, 1855.
Chief Justice Chase arrived 10 DAY from Mobile
General Sheridan has assumed command OF the MIL
tary Division Of the Southwest embracing country
west OF the Mississippi and south Of the Arkansas rivers
Generals Sheridan and Candy have Issued order per
hitting cotton TO be brought TO without military
interference.
General Candy has divided the Department Of the Calf
into the following four divisions headquar
tiers at New Orleans Mississippi headquarters at Jack
son; Alabama, headquarters at Montgomery; Florida,
headquarters at Tallahassee.
The citizens Of Louisiana appear much gratned by the
programme OF the new military authorities
The steamships Evening Star and George Cromwell
have arrived from New York.
General Hood the last rebel Of note and staff
dered to General Davidson on the 3lst Of May.
The First vision Of the Thirteenth army corps Gene
raj Denny in command viii proceed to Shreveport
accompanied by General Andrews Colonel Bertram and
Colonel Matthews, commissioners for parolipg Kirby
Smiths army.
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II. .
Railways RENOvATING REsOLvENT is the great
constitutional remedy IL heals old pues the blood
insts within the system renewed health and resolves and
chronic constitutional Diseases II will
affections tumors nodes, ulcers cankers rnsh et
tes ricketts, Sores salt rhem diseases AL ether
diseases arising from impure state of the blood RAD
WAY b CO., 81 Maiden lane, New York Sold by druggists.
CCHLBERG's GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- certain cure, without the slightest danger for Piles,
old Wounds Scrofula Saltrhcu, all Bone and Skin Dis
&c. For sale at the drug store 9S Bowery n Y
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Yhe Turf.
UNION COURSE, i. I.-TROTTIE(

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTIE0.
. MONDAY, june 5-Purse and stake $226 mile heats
best three in FIVE, In harness.
d. Mace entered Oh. &. Dictator ..............1
r. Walker entered br. m Irish Maid ..........2 2 2
j. Phfcr entered Dr. m. zenobia .............. DIR.
Z. Dennis entered g. g. Gray Harry .......... dr.
X. Ogle entered CHI. g. Gbo. Observation-Disclosures. DR..
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NEW POPULAR MUSIO-JUSr ISSUED BY W JFN-
~ NINGS DEMOREST, No. 80 Beekman street
'Everybody's Love Song ....................
kiss inc while I'm Sleeping very astiS'ic) 81 cents
Love the Braff' very amnsng I'D conts
Petroleum's What's the erY' (c0mcl so cents
whip Poor viii Song Ga beautiful melody 80 cents
ANY four OF the above songs for 81.
Sold by all music dealers Mailed free receipt OF price,
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DRY GOODS.


At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
"A New Bonnets, Boomers and ats.Ready to-day. hneH
Of ladies' Spit Straw Bonnets. at 76c 81 81 rs o. 81
81 80 and So Another line, beautifully clear IS So -
So well worthy inspection. Also Gray Hair Bonnes,
ST. 81 30 and g. Over 100 fancy Hair Bonets at &c., 75c
and 81 each. Bonnes endless variety from cent to
dollars The stock of Boomers reete with novelties
description which attention Ia invited Ii en-
every shape braid from low to finest quality The
largest stock of the 10 select from.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 and 3l1Is Grand and 66 Allen street,
Fifth block last the Bowcry.
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fccts salutary. - ....
AS AN EXHILARANT TONIC,
IL ~ the perfection chemical and medical art Although
II pleasantly exhileraies drowsy supplying reaction
follows In this respect they challenge comparison Herein
lies The objection II there were no others against The
OF most other exhersnt btters that they and a
excite the brain for brief time, then dull sleepy state
ensues thus rendering them unht for the SICK and eonva
escen the student those all other sedenary occura
tons Those who have used the Crimean Buers for noths
uniformly declare the above be and among them
are CLEHGYMEN, LAWYERS AND STUDENTS,
whose name and post Office address will b. given % any who
Will call Office.
The proprietors Of RoMaINE's CRIMEAN BITrERS
desire 10 rest their claims to public their merts
alone and instead Of ner.tblc assertions Of marvellous
timed, will submit evidence The high
in which they held by neic, others who
applied the Test of practical trienee few OF tetj
monials. voluntarily rendered 70 their merits, by
SURGEONS OF THE UNITEB STATES ARMY
persons whose intelligence md espectahlity inspire
confidence wherever they known MILLER & co.
nnnnf r. hart ctrao ~,
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i'm th,a life nv not calling on DIR. HUNTER sooner OF
later lie can cure the worst cases OF secret disease %
shore lime than any other physician, taken.
Sketcs and doubtcrs will please call aud read lots OF ca
c certificates of cures made wthnthc last thirty years os
almost homeless SEES had had the benefit OF dozens ot
our most Eminent physicians and surgeons separate roo MS
~ I'd tbe uaticnt hut the Doctor himself. Ills
wonderful med discovery, Dr. Hunters Red Drop cures
when regular treatment and all other
Dies fal cures without dieting restriction in the habits OF
te nen cures without the disgusting and sicScning Ell
remedies; currg IN "a than sig
honrs cures without tho dreadful consequent effects OF
envy and the peculiarly valuable property Of an.
btuc and poisonous tnt that the blood H. sure
IN orb unless his remedy used This Is what he claims
for h md what ntsOthcr VIII accomplish 81 per vial No.
lJ,,son seet, New York city. since 1894 Book sSats
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROMAINBs CRfMEAN BITTERs
This compound the result of combinations but recently
possible by late advances in vegetable eli,
after being submitted than any uopr
medical preparation has undergone has ear he'd L.
self introduced, unIivalled In
'' FEVER AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA,
with its attendant symptoms,
INDIGESTION, COSTIvEEESS,
NAUSEA SICK HEADACHE,
LOSS or APPETITE, LASSITUDE,
LtjWNPSS OF SPIRITS, GENERAL DEBILITY
collie DIARRHtEA.
TORPID LIVER.
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MO PA1N-NO SICkNEss-sENs iTION DELIGHT:
~ ful-Dr WAIT corner Of Fourth avenue and twenty
first street makes the Nitrous uxde ias pure every days
and extracts teeth ~ cents Best teeth inserted mode
rate lNImg. Ont this ont.