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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-14

OPERA HoUsE--BIBIo.-Bibio was per-
formed last night before large and highly
gratifed audience. For scenic effect,
strange incidents, mingling of comedy
and awe, together with the mysterious in
nature and human contrivance, this drama
is equaled by few others. 1t abounds in
striking tableaux, unexpected events and
transformations that keep the attention
awake and the Imagination constantly on
the alert.
Theprincipal characters in the play were
well represented last night, as well as the
subordinate parts generally. Miss st. Clair
went through her various transformations
with that skill and grace for which she is
noted, and Messrs. Ellsler, Lewis and others
deserve great credit for the characters they
severally represented. Some times, the
enunciation of one or two of the dramatis
persone was indistinct, but generally twas
clear and rightly modulated.
Bibio will be repeated Tonight
1t is play that will bear repetition. Ithas,
like practical life, its dark and bright scenes,
its comic and its tragic events, and, taken as
whole, its lessons are impressive, as illus
trating the ultimate punishment Of the
vicious, and the reward that awaits the vir-
tuous. AS produced at the Opera House, it
is well worth seeing, not once only, but
often. &3t WAX
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-14

TWO BRICK HOUSES, AND LOTS,
i on East Rich Street also, one FRAME HuUSE
and lot, desirably situated.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE or
n EAST TOWN STREET.
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10t ACRES OF GOOD LAND; ALSO, As
lCl acres, well improved, miles from Columbus;
also large number Of in and out Lots in the City of
Columbus. -
Call and see. Office. No. 10 East Rich street. Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
jan2l- -d3mo W, STRAIN
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

SlX HOUSES AND LOTS, SMALL
- Tenements, convenient to business, and cheap.
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Merchant Tailoring.

CALL ON ROSE & BEEN, NORTH
~ east corner Of High a I'D Town streets, for your
Clothing, whore you can get good fits, good quality
Of floods, and al cory lo,o prices.
feb2S-tilljan7, '6s iualr5ltl.u \
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For the American.
Rest Eternal.


By MRS. Il. D. rowERs.
Rest eternal-what to me
That should seek so earnestly!
1t is o sure and safe abode
Within the paradise of God.
Rest eternal 1T is sure
To all that to the end endure,
Who bear the GROSS will wear tho crown,
And by our Sayiour's side sit down.
Rest etcrnal-'tis for me,
Since Christ has said " for all It's free.'
All those that strive for peace and love
He'll welcome to his home above.
Rest etcrnal-yet in heaven
BY God, through Chrit, to us It's given;
Where not a storm DER clouds the sky
And tears are wiped from every eye.
Rest eternal-blessed thought,
With Jesuss blood, for US twas bought
Where pain and sickness are not known,
Where sin ner sorrow cannot come.
Rest Eternal-when ! gain,
Of all the past I'll not complain
But in a song of praise III spend
A sabbath that will never end.
Rest cternal-O, tia near,
Whom I'll be freed from grief and fear;
Though years of suffering hero are mine,
My rest is sure, l II not repine.
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---General Grant authorizes thc
statement that all the white volunteer
troops of the army will be mustered out
at the earliest possible day, and it is pro-
oablc that by the middle Of August
there will not be ten thousand remaining
in the whole Of General Meade's Military
Division of the Atlantic 1t is in con-
to order the muster-out of the
Ninth Corps within the next ten days. :
Tsp To Boston AdoertlsGr.
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WAR CT AIMS
PeHSions for Ivoundcd or Disabled Soldiers
Hidcv"s, .giaor Chittiren, Sc, Sc
cured by
Az BURNIIAN. General Agent,
ELLSWORTH, Me.

Be- Every Soldier wounded in battle and djscharg-
ed or discharged hy reason et sickness disease
contracted in the service, wlE.c IN the line OF his
duty, is entitled to Il Pension.
Hr-rhc Widows and Mine- Children Of every
Sohiicr who dies III the Service, or is Killed in bite,
ur dies of wounds disease contracted III the ser
vice are emitted to a Pension.
ne-Orphaa Sisters under sixteen, and Mothers
whose husbands are dead, in law and means,l de-
pendent soldier, who have died in the service,
,,re entitled to a Pension
ls-A state and National Bounty is due and can
be- obtained by me for the Widow, Children, Father
Mother, or Heirs OF every Soldier who is killed or
dies in the service.
fs-liy an act of Congress passed March ID, le61,
the " idow or Children of Nine Months volunteers,
who were killed in the service, entitled to SloO
I,otnty.
ns-iiack pay, arrears Of pay, and all allowance
due the soldier at the time Of his death, BE- OBJ
tanned 10y me.
Applications sent by mail, giving full particulars,
will be promptly attended TO and information given
WITHOUT CHARGE.
A. Il. RURNIIAN.
Ellsworth, Ne.
Once over Aikcns' Stove store State Street.
REFERENCES
Arno WiswH Ellsworth.
l.. ", Perry, Clerk OF Courts, Ellsworth Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm OF I2s acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
from 6sdlst.n- 70 nc Is cleared, balance heavily
tmbered aud We satered; land Of first raie qUaiiry;
has good country b ause with rooms and other
Improvements Price, q, so Tor the tract
. Also, 81, coo acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cuuh srisnd Moahtains; has any amount OF the
very hesttimber on IL.
Al O. nice8 tie fern Of s aeres welt wstered
and well improved, at Hendersonsie, 10 miles frcm
Nashville, on tae "a y. r. B. Has on 1t a spen-
did spring snd Welt the place well INC osed M e.
Sz,3Lo cash.
-Also. afarIp &C 90 sqres of very Tch land bling
eg 2ns,fr|C soH y DC 6If,ersecnon OF two
good pixies. Improvements hrst rae. VIII be aold
in body or IN tracts to suit purchasers. Price sac
per acle- ..4..s
: Also, one ofthsbest and most highly improved
farms tie Sta.e. teautf lily located this side
BarpCth river. opposite. Rranklln, TeDu., Is miles
from aashFilie, oontans " sacfss7 improvements
OF The first o der. Can be bad at a bargain If sold
mined sicily. F..
Farn Of 1000 Acres IN Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville. one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with goed
cedar .ience xplenddIy Wateredi four hundred
a-fes Feared balsnce vel tmbered with cedar and
tt1rr 8 eWth; two residen Is on the plaee-one
WI : pms, the other With rO0ms-both with
food outhouses, &C.
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The President said sometimes the pecu- |
liar l6cdlity hSi 5dueh % do with pardons /
Lite ahnasg aothef 4hings IA hGfaan aiIaffsd
pends on discretion and circumstances. II 7
Ne know ourselves we want q. dc what is /
Befsn1 sqss 81 q nav. 2 Prepes degree !
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Notlcs to Shippers.

OFF1CR GEN SUPERINTENDENT tao ~
RasHyuEE rEsss So IVA. ISIS
OWING b TIE WoEien and Aasndr Ra1nial
SIN being IN The Possession Of fhe Nliiary an.
tforues al fseFhls DESTINED ior pcinis sQuIh 81
ollaltanooga Inusi b prepaid either there ~ = ms
% e. .af Ga
frcEhls ar Knoxriile ara non taksu shroszh.
Noilce WI - glve1 - eocp a. - AiEtarl art-
l1ofloes reiinQlsh the ". r. ~, and alra1ge-
'asae Az made ior ihrogsh Ere his SOUTH
aapls-E a4si es iGsh. saS. n 40 RaaToia.
fH.t
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Nashville erspsrty.

An elegant 2 story Brick Resideuce, Nc. 10 Cher
y street. nsxt aaor 10 "Welltr House, containing
b. rooms. Ilsifspnts 40 ieet by $50 deep. One q
tse Itst plaoes n tie city.
Alsoa good 4fsme House with rooms, on South
Summer stFeei, in good coalition. Price mod.
a Good Brick Residence, No CO Line street,
With mn rooms; gas fixtures all through the house.
Good ouihOuses and stable, al IN good condition.
llolsi by ls0 feet, Price Very ruoderste-
AlsO-A Brick Store house, 30. n Broad street.
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high IS feet ~ IS. A most excellent st-nd, and IS
hee from taxaiionl viz
AisO-A eommodi9us Brick Dwelling corner Of
McLemOTe and Cav, with seven rooms, kitchen with
3 rooms and humber room. Lot fronts 461a feet on
Gay, BY 81 deep. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Price ST,CQ.
aEA18ES 5AO q
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AZ ,IOhnsonvlle. on the Tennessee Rivera close
cOnneetsOn n made with fine daily Line ofSteam-
err, TO 81. Louis. They will receive the Cotton and
pay 81 10 s. LOUIS ssine through Bli d" rs:
new York At st. Louis, the Cotton ls tfais'eIseo
~ ne 6oats 10 Brood 6sgue Mississippi and ONO
River Railroad free Of Draysge, and y Ihem y -
carried TO New YORK Nlthous ehsnes q eAls ~
SINNERS prefer the route by way Of Loulsvihe, me
Ags5ts Of the different Through Freight Lares @
MAJ tss vi yeesSs , II a. Esiisile s1 eba,sss
lsihoug extra peAse- lie eeshvilie q Louis
vills, and the Nashville Chstta6ooga Roads being
connected, Gotten shlp9ed by way OF Johnsouyille
vii not change cars ~ Nashville
Rates from Johnsonv e TO New York, Sc per bale;
from Nashville tal Raid. $40 so las We are saw
sedl Parties desiring 10 re-ship At Nashville, d.
stead Of Johnsonyle, can have option Of shipping
By Steamboat to Cincinnati the Cumberland RiT-
~ being 10 fne boating ORDER" At low ratss Of
Freght NOT exceeding 81 per tale TO Cincinnati,
and from that point over three different lines Of
kailroad, at s. per bale Cotton b. either route
can be lad down IN New York nom Eufsula, Mont
gomefy, Columbus or West Point, in u days.
Shippers must eonslgn 10 Steamboat Agent at
Johnsonsille, and 70 Agents OF Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill Of ladiBg. .
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For Sale the following Farm
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm OFFS acres Of goodlsad. miles from tn,
CITY, near The Stewards Ferry Pike veil fenced ana
IN cultivation z 80
Nashville, near Stones river ke; 40 aeres cleared
balance heayi tnbered. Land very rich.
Also farm Of so acres Of me land, miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha- gosd
country Improvements on &c 90 acres heayAJ
timbeFed Price, $40 per sore. ~
Also, iarm Of 1874 scree, 81 miles frmO II city
On the Bdena Vista Fike s5 acres cleared balance
heavily timbered splendidly Natered soil ve-y
rich vii b. sold ina body or divided to snit pur,
EChaserE.
Also. a farm ofS2 ceres. miles from thoefty A.
\ mile irbm Murfreesboro Pike. Splendid Tsnd shd
mas some good timber on It.
A Fsrn OF sixty acres good land--lO aeres in
timber-tllree miles Rom tne city, on the Coun \
roai between tne OarlzsTille abd BRICK Church
Pike. Prce $500
A Farm Of ls71 Acres, miles from the City,
On he "NeelE's Bend" Pike One-hslf Of the tract
Is Cleared balance vel timbered. Bias on it two
story brick Residence with six coed rooms, good
kitchen. stable, and her outbouses. The farm Is
fnelyNfstered. and is euclosed=Wth 8 good cedar
fence %
A Farm Of 81 acres, OF stones RIVER Pike, 3
miles from the e.ty, on Mill creek-opposite Saith's
Mil About Two thirds Of as men bottom land
andNeil Natered. - AZ
haif miles nom the city on the Whites creek PIKE;
orr sores 10 tlnher- Place well VAtered
A splendid Farm. containing 800 Acres. FIVE
nIes rom Nesh5 ii-, on the Nashville and Ciiaita-
mo- a railroad. n 6le1 Glfe Depot aad o. Mn
creek. The land is yery fleh, sldeu5idly Watered
and beautifully Located This Is one Of th- best
GRASS FARMS " Davidson county, and is pecu-
liar adapted - raising Stock. On the place - =
railroad SWITCH asd near 10 Is very large sand-
bank, b7ing spieHdd plssa for an extensive Brick
Yard There i two story brick residence, with a
framed edaifon, eontaining 7ro2uns, also Kitchen
and cut houses, good lafns. stables, a., anu 40
Orchard OF 100 choice Fruit Trees. ... b..
A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four and a
half miles from the CITY, on.fhe Diekerson P Ike.
Has fr8lntd house with four rooms Out houses snl
stable. Lsud very nchi excellent water. Price
s., 800 cash. aae 81 a 1.i b. sra o. utt
Ceu5Un fari ri.a.- raE -Ile.r 81
~ .a.Is fa I'D As "
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Vacant Lots

A splendid yacsnt lot on Spruce street, very near
Church adjoining the bezuuiul re dfnee Of 'uaee
Foster on the soHth fronts eo ieet on spruce snl
runs back lT6 10 McLemore street. /, Is very con
Yenent 20 the n. & C. X. r. Dep9t. Terms easy
Also, aiot Ioo lest mont ol 5arnes street, BY 20
leei etep beaptifll buiA lipg siie adlons IN, The
rrotierty- Known Is setiawi horne,P owned by Eu-
rene U5derwocd. Price, 81 per fcot, cash.
Also beauiiui lot Of ground running tlfolsn
from College 4 Market street, south Nsshflle
very near the line Of The Street X K : lron-s 1oz7
feel on both streets.
Also, achs zee Dot on Collese street. opposite IN
Eine hOuso No =; very valuable.
Also rs feet Of ground on Woodsnd street. koge-
-dsld near where Dr.. She BY hunse ioiniefis
stood.
Also large number Of cher lots and houses 70
the best parts Of the town; also. CORD msny iola
yet unsold IN RSmssY's addition Those los are
NJ ~ ! laFFe n51sss Of els5antIiais satsbls
or huilding business houses and DIV eliinss on, -
vsrious parts Of the city.
l35 Feet Of vacant grousd oppos ie ne re
lnAls Academy, .neaT The Nashville and SilAiia-
ufoga Haiiroed, forfs.e.
q ehoe - hoauus 100 feetson Russell sirSe9
near Tuii sweet ehusth. -
Two Los, each 50 ieet front on Russell street. ~
ITO deen. Very convenient 10 the Wire Bridge
A lot froutiug 50 feet 90 Fatherisnd street. By
l7e dtep. Ney hq1r ne Nira hrdge,
81 y. g z e. 49, 8, =
Achoce Lot froHsng Sc isei on FatherlAnd and
rier,p ilsnk t54i y god neigheornood
fEo Eots oE Ftihefikua, each fr0ntinE 50 iesi h5
10. joining Cesar Bohne's proneriy-
Two Lotsu1 Fatherlsnd. opposite Oscar hohEne'f
PTepeTiys sch s. b IL ieets ~ fflN L
"A enoiee Lol, rrodsias 50 ~ q Fe-seA street.
By no deep. sdionnE A. n. Dl.in. and very e0nse-
nienf 20 the Wire Bridge
Z 4 Lot on Russell street, adjoining Canning
Assn, froEts s. by ITO feet
Eight Acres OF TIE very best garden Land, front
isg - ysTcs On 6allsn PIKE. b ~ yards on ne
j Effi g n b ljskas sSash 4 shelly A.euue.
large zumhsr q LOS II BnmEey's Addluon.
and uzFuS cthars, bsaaflully located and Fai1aala
aug2t-u Fta.a9I sfEh
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.NNZ3R2L2Ll

az meqicsl men AMI the press rlcnmulena Az
~ ny hLANps ANTI chQllERA MINTuRE ~
We oar CERTAIN reuiedy ior d srrloas and Dysen.
setl, y = = conhnstou a Asgiineenis, Ahsor-
tooiss etna.lients. snd usnaiusifses Aaa & v.r.
[eatsi y ere. cure @ al ethaF lilsIais have
iAisdi espeolsiiy IN chronc csses.
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nEdgsffsId Property.

Brick Cottage gith3 roOmss on Russell street,
very near he WIRE Bridge, and IN an e1celieni
neighborhood. Price, 81 800 cash.
Also, another NICE Brick Cottage on Woodland
srreet sun more eonrenRptIt1 the Htfise' brdRef
and VEN vsluhbie; has rooms, store room and
porch; good cistern, etc. Price, s.. $50 essh.
Also. < h-use an5 lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms; Lot fronts 100 feet BY 10 ieet
deep; good shade, etc, Prize, 5000; one-thrd
eash, talsaes m land seArs
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
% ieqs4g sYY deeh g0p4 qsssFFHF PEes Soy
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms Of good, SIZE good cisterni porch mont and
rdar1 IOtf6hi So iaef by no deep situated near
shelby Park, aud very convenient TO the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
Aframed House With rooms and ball. porch m
mont well shaded and vel enclosed Lot iTonts 81
eet on Woodland 10 feet deep joins the resdence
Of Mt. l5nrg. Tree Ssoa. 90 a.a-.assa
A1sriek House with rooms. en- Herman street,
lot 50 feet By ITO. Good oistern and gardes, Al Veh
snelOsed, Pres SS59o, irsitfse
House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot Is feet BY
IT'S. PAIGE $500 cash.
Aframe House on Garsiin Pile with SIX rooms,
Kitchen ouihOnses and an excellent oisierE vel
enclosed. Lot 60 feet BY no. Price $500.
/ Iffrnnisa Houss n sailaiiu Pike, sih 4 rooms.
- houses ltsnster she'd and 81 exctllent ofEtern.
- 100 81 y lp TerHA s4'0e i -
A Large two-stoTy Brick residsnce, with eight
rooms. on Russo st near ''hhp street church
I'd fronts 100 feet hy 10 feet deep. Good kitchen,
ca, tern. etc, and we'll enclosed. Improvements N
excellent condition and one Of the b, 81 locations 10
Edgeheld.
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Notios to Merchants and
fnsa SHIPPERS. noliou

10 FFcFTPTs Fos GOODS FOR EHTPNEsT
n cVsrt1e y. 4 C., s1d n. AK. " RaiirosIs
s77fI b. rgea 81 nv agent e clefk AZ fbe fs-eri
deuor Ard tllt 0ns. unifss ever pacraae rs
Fan shipping marks. Weight and coutsnt. ar
sarh ackEee u1ust alse he planlF msrksd. Thia
: necsssary CO ~ aEEnt q eattr The diferenf
binds Of Goods. Al rec@ipts must - Ia duriicnfa.
De road rstEnlns ola. Ibeas rnies NilI - siriey
seaerai FreiTht AEsnts y. 4 Cad ~ q ". r. r.
nashville sert -. ls.s5.--aaTt1t-lga. 80.
Gs1efta Rsess and Tines, Banner md Dispsich
COR one wc1fh. go af-aa
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Inc Railroad between New Orleanssnd
jackson, Aisss has been thoroughly
Tspaired Erd tsrUugh trains are running.
aeEr nafI sea.aa 4
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SPEoIIf NorIcE

- fasef ngeFs holdiBg ThrouRh Tckfts can have
N.elf heeeags cils7 Feo tlrougaato de stnasiou.
Opon arrival o. steamers At Cincinnati, convey
anee v u Be furnished. free Of charge 70 Hotels or
lfepot a tthe n 4 a4ail lane Steamers stop AZ
= q y. IA 81 " ntrt tost Dot OF 53h Street. An
Onnin1s md bABgaga Wagon VII % 10 readiuess
upon arrIvsl Of Evening hoat from Louisville. 10
ennfey pass e11era 1ad ttIer taEElzs. free 10 Al
ienlae Hnd isreai Western kailNaF Def.5t "A VEN
silorf dlsla1ce, thus ius urinl q unseli6nsl
ssssrs aslOws aad lime as qaiek a. b any oihes
rdtne. alala % weed lIl ] al.I.ra FlIaE l..l"
- Tickets can be procured 10 Cincinnad At the
Northeast corner Broadway end Frent Street No
wee ro9r 7ifeel and a. The New a-s- niger
Depot ClpcInnef Hanitoa and Dayton RslWay,
SIC al Pfineipl Ofices o. Connecting l. nes.
+. Gen, JickeiAs'., Pass. AZ 4 LsnstIIe.
FL 81 II. Mel a REM
sepl2-u a1lssoeTai f,insrialesiest Do
40 .I..1s.. III. s...f EI#|-
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NashyiIle kxttndsa!
GREAT PtBLfc SALE.

~ 10 Lets en- tkc premises "a HGriinC's
AgqF feo'f Aed0soa e NaSsRiie. on f
Wednesday aHd Thursday, October ~ and
I9 lSSa.
nHE rropth 4 Nashville bstnfi s. iraeii. ~ d
= The vemand for Houses and Buiiding lots
being 20 greet. NJ, Thomas IHaraiag has consen-
ted thsi ve NAV bring into market . Second
Addiilon q his eeauffal Lots. he.Heen the Capitol
and foit Gilen. As profitable investnsnts and
Sclnnandang slles Scr Private Eesfieeces. ~ e
80 sfe unsurpassed. TERMS n1uzt 6lersl OIhh-
49, ~ ~ ~ tfee Fssssge b and from t1e lots
~ ieafe tlle Square and acarner 81 EHiua and
Nne ~ sueets 81 los O'Clock A. - on eash dsv az
ssle. Dat al iohe on hana II yaa dssirs a lot 20
g,i.ld on, ef % make god Inytstunouf Tree fron
CoIfcraton Taxes
Liar. ". Brown. l.-
keal h.tstg areris
octl2 ID $50 uaios ~ Nasheins 'r...r.
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Dr. sTRlCKLAHD's PILE REsgEDF asourcd
thousands q TIE worst cases 81 Hind and Bleeding
Plies 4 gives immediate rel.ef snd efiecis PER-
maneat cure. Iry q directy. Il o Hatfantea %
For $50 ~ "a DEusgiziS. Fsay os.is per hosae.
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For Syphilis or Nenereal Diseases, tia Samafi-
tsn's Root and efb Juices il the most potent GER
iAin and sfectual remedy ever prescribed 40 reach
Is and eradicafes even particle 81 The Feneree poi-
son, 20 that the cure is borough and pemsnent
Take then this purifying remedy aud be heaiesi,
and do not trsnEmt q iour pdsieuty thaf for Nheh
you may repeat n aiter YeaTsr M -.lt. .t.
--.-.-....--- 10 NOT DESPAIR I.a..# 4.i
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NoREISe ExPREssn

fennsylEania- The Night Express leaves ever
sunday 4 lght instead of 6atuldGT Right All che
tralns lRaFe Daily SHndsys excepted. rs E1II
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Samaritan's Wash.

The efficacy Of these remedies Do al Ike ackunWl-
edged b 7hssicians aud pstieuts. IheY are used
10 NE u s. HospJals, and b theirree' merf hsVe
zsinad he srprnhsticuoi Ne tiostssnIa edrteons
Pstert take notice he ingredients are known
e the physicians who use them, a. you viii see hy
the following;
40 Posr HosFiIkI, Pom MkHsskEL,
Bsiumore, ZEE. ~, 1861 u /
i"Ihsve Ftaat saiisiacticgi 10 ftatuF tlai have
q eds.s1lis Sauarfana t.e1nedias = OH eaeres
Iisesse in its most customary lorms that have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
~, and have fouad them RESPOND 90 my anticips-
no prqnpuy aHa efiectua' y. EnoEing Their
composltton, L hAfethe fulesf edhfde1ce IN ther
efhrscy, and Es Ear &c my use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly
Ha a. ALFRED G. BOWERS Z
e - Assisiant kaTe 90 ~ Eea York Folz
Reader, here is proof positive Of the value d
these truly Faluahle preparations The old s.lken-
irg andGi gushing drugs have % give E-Y 70 rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant % The taste, al4
fS85iaIFE OfRF -fi i.-
sold By JAOW SMITH uFuggids. /
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND a CO. propneiors
as kses s'Fssi Phi@asbfi f4 laap4i0 en-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

me f'fesideIt repllsd thai al could not
Dc pardoned AZ ones- The business must be
proceeded with gratnslly, and an effort
made % exelalis the Law. A discriniina
wa neess sary IS We 20 along. Twas 100
eoH4H10n ezflFgssieu ~ way Of p 7uient Tor
clemency that siieh a one had been par
doRed, and he was just as bad as another
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
TAs President's Reply,


u8e5 Wasdlsw, Alfred Huger, and CO..
ferno6f islli m fnierFicR- IN appointment
via presidgut johnson. Ibey were ac-
caana-Iisl 81 Vi = Prescott, Esq. E,xecu-
tive A rentof that statc-
Ihe President, aller fiie customary pre-
Hnliraries ii reception, Invited them % Be
ssstcd. whom IS once the couFersation een-
menred b. Judge fafdlav iniorning him
tha5Ih sy ue-s asleeaiiou Dem TIE STATE
Coa4ention Of south Clr1liIla cent hither =
present certain tRemulials Of thai boig-
These uaFn1risls bad been very carefully
considered ID he CenYentlo1, and be BE-
lisved thew tod exactly the tfuth.
The President inquifed Ole object Of the
mem rials. -----
-. a arilar. iIIfnfInal. Inn fllAL one laf