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DIR. KINGS
dis ems airy
FoE
PRIVATE DIShASHS.

Es-@-@ss DIR. KING, Formerly Of New YORK, i5I
ssA-ss4 last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
ha1 deTOted his attention TO the treatment Of PR
Yate diseases for 80 years, Eaters himself, having
atteudeJ 10 practice for 50 many years, and cured
many thousands, ne is enabled TO cure all diseases
OF private nature, no matter hCS bad they may be
from injudci0us medical treatment, or from neglect
OF their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary is No. 70
DeAderck street, between Cherry and the 9qusre
second story, where he cures all diseases Of pri-
rate nEture.
GonOrrhosa cured without nanseOus medicines OF
Interference with BUSINESS.
Structures o. old or recent date efiectualiy cured
ID few days, by operation which causes 10
paiu7 Where a structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undeEnaines the health 80 much.
Syphilis with sll the diseases Of the Ekin, RrONs
ng out Of neglect or lad ireatnent can b eiiectu-
ally cured in q lew days.
SEfuEAL Wa Esgss.- ? artlCtiier atteution having
bsan given 70 tbs disease, and all the consequ
growing out Oi t. brought on In many cases by the
destructive hsbits Of lEcOnsideFEte youth, and az
eessIys indulgence OF the passions, s neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit Tor business or soeetys and cans
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lsborae With any difficulty
OF the Womb msy rssi assured Of Immediate r.
Msl
Psrsens residing shrosd By writing snd stating
their case, with Zee enclosed direct toiDf A King
No . DeadeTick street. Nashville, Tenn, will have
tho necessary MEDICINES sent 70 thdiF address.
Once hours HON o'cltscE IN the morning until
n the evening. ApYFEls
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B LooDi BLOoDl BLOOD
aelmbold,s AishlI Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract ssrsaparlIla
SYPEaILaIB.

This Is an affection o. the blood, and atiaakH Ia
Sexual Organs, Lnlngs Of the Nose, Ears, Throst
WIndpipe, and other mucus suraeea, niahriag les
appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. HslmbOld' . A.
tract 5sTsspsnlla purifss the Blood, add remove,
al scsy eruptOns Or the SKIN, giving 70 the com
plsxion Clear and hsalthy color. ( BENG prspar-
cd expressly for thus class d cOInpisiHts ~ hood
purifying properties are preserved 70 Z sraster &c
tsat than any other prsparauon o, aaFaaparilia
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

MEL on a MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QUarsmaster's Vouchers At reasonable
rates.
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take Their commission in
Books and GIFTS the following commission will be
allowed ~
TO any. person forwarding u Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs OF u Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver WRtch-cylInder escapement-WOrth Sl2.
To any person forwarding &c Clubs OF 10 Books 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs of SO Books each,
Silver Watch, patentleveT, huntingcase worth SIS.
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tcle ON our list Of the value Of the watch he may
be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the requI ed numbers OF Clubs are COM
peted when they will be forwarded TO Us as yOuch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, 20 allowance viii be made on extra commits
sion.
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For Rent.

UNOR rBE YEAR 1855. THAT VALUABLE Pito-
II r0rtVon Cherry stIeet known e. The ~. =.
Property" opposite the Maxwell House; A 9-.r =
present occupied by the SaHhVe oAs ~ u ~ ~.
-, mia iroperty Is the most valuame "a ne
itv cor uspy purposes For terms, fer any PSI o.
HI sbplT to loctzs-u1 N. X. AL.AOHAi'
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HAY, CORN AND OATS
Rich, Rare and Racy!

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF TIE
"a hsndsomest woman in the world; a peculiar
rsch cOlOTsd photograph IN Cl, taken from LIE;
beautiful 10 behold. This is really a magnificent
picture; perfect gem. She Is a beWitchiog beau
~ Price fry cents. Sent free By mail in a sealed
circular enyelop. Addreer DAVIS BRO,
anii-lme Box 1882 Post o1hcs, Cincinnati, o
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Samaritan's Gift.
Samsritan's Gift.
Tn most certain remedy ever used.
Ye-, positive cure for
Gonorrhea, elect, Structures,

Contains no Minersl-nO Basam-no Mercury.
Only ten pills to be taken 10 effect a cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant taste, and will not in auy way injure the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
in twenty-four hours. Prepared by graduate of
the University OF Pennsylvania, one OF the most
eminent doctors and chemists Of the present day.
No erpoSuTe--H0 TIOiibJs-n0 Change HhateUer. Let
those who have despaired Of getting cured, or who
at once try the
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Sannaritan's wash

Is, in case Of Syphilis used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy of these remedies is alike acknoWl-
edged by physicians and PATIENTS They are used
in the y. ). Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many of our brave soldiers.
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A. NELSON. Administrator Of the Estates Of
GEO. ". DONIGAk, and SAMUEL SEAY,
Attorney in fact Tor Mrs. T. A. BrockEay, tx
ecutnz, &e., &C.
VIM, L. MUREEEE. Administrator Of
The Estate Of John Blgier, deceased.
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

Is PREPARED To DELIVER COAL I'd ANY
part OF the city Orders promptly altea ded To-
Ofiee No "a South College street
ian9-tS THOS. X. RICEERT.
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AFFIDAYTTI

Personally appeared balors me az Aldernaa o
the city Of Philaislphia, ID. r. aeimboid. who, b.
ing duly sWOrns doth say, he preparations contain
no narcotic, no mercury, or other Lniunou5 drugs,
bot are purely vegetable. y. 7. HELMBOLD.-l
sworn and subscribed beloTe ne TINS va ,layi-i
NoFsmbe7, 1854. IN. p. HIBBARD
Alderman, gth-street, shove Racs, Phiia.
Address letter8 Tor Information IN conhdencs,
b z. HEl4MBOLD, Chemist
Depot io4 South Tenth-strest
Below Chestnut. Philadeiphza.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs,
AND UGPRISCIPLED DEALERA
who endsavor 70 dispose sOF THEIR OWN''-n
siOthsri articles on Che reputatl0n ettained b.
Hslmbold's Genuine PraparauOns,
q sHxtrac1 Buchu.
Z" Aarsaragflk
Innuroved Poe Wash
anld bF AT Druggists sTeryehsfe. y
ASK FOR HRLMBOLUS-TAKK NO O1HEF,
Ont out tha advert sasysant ard aa,a Trsfs ssho
AVOID LhFoSlsloAsAED MxFussRR5
I ~ NJ
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HelmhOId's Extract BuOhu.
FOR WITNESSES
Arising nom EEcesses, Habits Of DissiDanou Eariy
lndiscTed0n, oF ABuss,
AEFEsDEO wlfH 1aE FOtlowIss sIETEOs..

ATTENDED WIfH THE FOEI0EIsG sYNFFOEE.
IndispOsiuOn 10 ExsrnOu Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakeflllnsss,
Dimuess Of Vision, Pain 10 the Back,
UuIVerss Lassitude ufthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, ErupuOns on the Face,
Hot Hands. Palhd COuntsnanee,
DrYuess of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTEECY, FATUITY, EPfLEPTIO FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed BY those
"dfessiful diseases" DIS
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause VI their suffering,
but none will confess The records o. the Insane
Asylunls sud the melancholy deaths b. cOnsUnp-
ton, bear ample witness TO the truth Of the
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFEOTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKEEsS,
requires the AID Of medicine 10 strengthen and in
7lgOrste the system, which HRLKB0LDf8 AZ
TRACT BUCHU invariably dos a trial vii ecu
vince tins most skspbcsl.
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BOOKS

For all classes, upon ali subjects in every style OF
binding, and in endless variety. Exclusive
.r Agent for the
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Worth 100000!
And not % Be pad until you Know VIII you VII
receive
100 Gold Hunting Cased

sPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLE s
All 70 be sold for One Dollar esch.
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No. % Cherry St.
NELSON G MURFRRR,
REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL AGENTS.
Nashville, Tennessee,
. r-,srrse ?. -, ~ orr1r,.,,ou erv.yrr A 4 7 y
Nashville, Tennessee,

4 TTEND TO ALL BUSINESS USUALLY
- transacted BY Agents, With prompness and
dispstch.
ss-CiAims against the U. 8. Government prose
cutsd and adjusted with Gsielty.
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In many affections with which numbers OF Fe-
males suffer- the ROOT AND HERB JOtCES is
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
corrhoea, in bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility and for all complaints incident to the sex
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Photographic Family Bibles,

A new and elegant design of Family Bibles, ar
ranged for sixteen hkenesses. ~
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
on application. E
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DO NOT DESPAIR
. u FEMALESi FEMALEsl!

Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices will remove every
vestge of impurities from the system as well as all
"a. hoI oNroo Of,
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CLAIMS

For compensation for property employed IN the
military service of the United States, and lost, de-
stroyed or captured, viz Steamboats, and other
vessels, Railroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Wag-
ons sc
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CECRET DIsEASEslll SECRET
u IL :,
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Take no Baisam, Mercury. or unpleasant medicine,
tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered to the public positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES, the ga
MARITAN'S ROOT AND herb JUICES is the
most potent, certain and efectual remedy ever pre-
scribed it reaches and eradcatss every particle of
the venereal poison, so that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying REM
edy and be healed, and not transmit to your pos
terity that for which you may repent in after years.
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This is A good chance to buy goods Of the vegy
best quality cheap, s. the proprietor has 70 &
arrangements 70 retire from business. Csii Ana
GEORGE KERN,
i,,7-1r No Cedar street
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-17

: KENTUCKY. "A resolution was in.
troduced in both branches of the Ken
lucky Legislature to reconsider that re-
jecting the Constitutional. Amendment
abolisbing Slavery, but was refused per.
mission to beeentered. The vote, how
ever, showed large accession Of strength
to the ranks fits friends. p
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From New York.

HENRY WARD BEEcHER ON JEFFER
SON DAy1s-sALE OF TRtNKETs IN
CHURCH. (.
On Thursday evening, June /, pray
er meeting was held in the lecture room
of Plymouth Church, in the course of
which Mr.. Beecher stated his views upon
the subject Of JEFF. Davis and his fate.
He reiterated his opposition to the exc.
oution of Davis or any Southern leader on
the mere ground of treason--not be.
cause Davis did not well deserve it, but
because such a punishment would not
have any good effect, and would proba-
bly, result in great harm. He said the
charges against Democrats were that
they were lawless, tickle and cruel. The
two first charges had been abundantly
refuted by. war. He earnestly de-
sired that tire third might be refuted by
the peace which followed the war. =,
A ftert close of the meeting, Mr..
Be- her announced that some ladies of
Savannah, formerly wealthy, hut now
utterly ruined by thew had sent to
The President of well known and old
established bank in New York, with
which they had in former years kept ae.
counts, a few articles Of their own man.
ufacture, from the grasses and trees of
their own State, which they desired to
sell in order to obtain food. The cash.
ers sister had brought them to Mr..
Beecher, and by his advice they were Of.
fered for sale to his congregation, for
which purpose he esaid he would, for once,
act as auctioneer. sS' |
Accordingly, number Of fans, wire
grass and palmetto baskets, watch pock.
cts and other knick nacks, were brought
upon the platform, and offered for sale
nt prices estimated Gas Mr.. Beecher tru.
ly said) by the disposition of the buyers
to give, rather than the intrinsic worth
of the articles. A',i ~ s
Mr.. Bcecher made tho first purchase
himself, taking a wire grass basket of
reasonable size, at SIS. The most OF
the other things were. sold in the course
Of a few minutes, at prices ranging from
So to $40, Atlast the even sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars was collected,
for articles whose real value it would be
extravagant to estimate at twenty-five
dollars altogether, and then the sale stop.
ped, a few articles being reserved for the
festival next week. Among these are
dolls, Of such superhuman--or rather
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as it has rarely
been our lot to behold. 1t was sugges.
ted by some spectators that these hide.
Gus creatures possibly conformed to the
Southern notion Of Northern babies.
The rest Of the things. offered for sale
were generally pretty, though Of little
practical pse.--Northera Paper.
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s RAILROADS IN TENNESSEE AND ySEOR-
GIA.-The work on the railroad between
this city and Atlanta is progressing
with great rapidity. Trains can now
run to Kingston, and in a few days will
be able to run to Gainesville, only a
small piece of trust lework over Points
Creek being yetto complete. On the
Atlanta end the negroes captured by
Gen. Wilson during his raid, have been
set to work under the supervision of
some SO overseers, and have repaired
that portion of the road as far as the
Chattahoochie River while another lot
of them are on this side Of the river.
The telegraph line is working to Car
tersville and viii soon DO completed to
Marietta. Parties'are employed in car
rying passengers in wagons from Allan
ia to Dalton, charging them $l5 for the
trip. s4 rs @ !.
Gen. Wilson has granted to firm
named Lockhort, See, & Co, the privi-
lege of gathering together all the ma
chlnery and materials that can be found
in Atlanta, and the firm is busily en-.
gagged in repairing and putting in good
order the rolling stock of all kinds, be-
longing to the different railroads which
centre there.-Augusta Paper. Wy
THE NATIONAL DEBT.--We have
now the official figures, from the hauds
of Secretary McCulloch, showing us the
aggregate of the national debt as it was
known to exist on the lst of the present
month. The following are the details.
Total indebtedness S2,eS5, ,205, 1853
Interest, both in gold and :,
paper l24ess,s74
Amount bearinginterestin
coin '1,los, 1882
Interest Il 64,480, ,439
Bearing interest in lawful :,
money ' @,' 1868, s,47es7l
-Ipterest 60,l58,8S4
AA.noun. cn which interest la -
has ceased Ts6, ,279
Amount bearing q no interest 472, ,829,270
Legal tender notes in cir l.,A
eula,ion 7,,. 859, ,l6o, ,569
Fractional currency 24,887, 200
Uncalled for pay requisi- ',,.%.
tions -ir !. ~. 40. 900, coo
Treasury notes over :I. 22,0O0,00O
| IL thus appears that we have already
a debt of over two thousand six hundred
and thirty FIVE millions, which, before the
fiscal year, 1866, will, no, doubt be
swelled to three thousand milliousSwith
an interest of one hundred and fifty mil.
lions in gold aud currency to pay annual
w. Me,u York Herald. W. ..f c ~ IS
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."on!y & Poor Old NAM

Tennessee, fails utterly TO. find that re.
pose in some ''sequestered spot which
he set out from Richmond, SIX months
ago, to search for, From Richmond to
Washington, thence beyond the seas to
London and Paris, thence back across the
stormy main to New. Y ork, thence north.
ward to Montreal--oyer half a world
has the old man rampant" YEARLY pur-
sued his purpose; but only, at each sue.
cessive place, to discover its vanity. In
Montreal, he had hardly cot himselfloca.
ted in private boarding house, mile
from either of the great hotels" where
he desired to ''live in the greatest seclu.
son, and "devote his hours exclusively
to meditation and literary pursuits" be.
fore he felt compelled to publish long
and painfully rhetorical defence against
the assaults ofhis enemies. These enc.
mics had circulated that FoorE was
."shunned alike bysSontherner and Yam.
kee, had published him as the Benedict
Arnold Of the South, y and had not scru.
pied to designate him as "Hangman
ToorE."y AS to his being shnnnel.
man, he, was not aware of it; as to his
being an Arnold, he denies it but MS to
the infection ofthe epithet :'Hangman,"
he woefully confesses the justice and ter
rible character of the punishment. These
are his words: VA.
"|The epithet of 'Hangman FoorE,'
whichyou have thought proper to apply
Ito me. confess is not at all new. re.
ceived the appellation fifteen years ago,
because ora gerry foolish and inconstde-
rate speech which made in the United
States Senate, in response to,a very
courteous and eloqlentone delivered by
Mr. HALE, Of New w.Hampshre, in dc.
nunciation of hesystem of negro slavery
in the South. 4 confess that / was so
supplementary as to say on that occa.'
sion that he, deserved to be hanged for
using such language as he then uttered.
Indeed, Imay,ji in reply, have employed
language ola directly menacing charac-
ter. Let me declare to YOU now, though
in allfrankness, that was heartily ASH
AIMED Of fhaving used such language inf,
mediately afterI had done so, and that
l seized an early opportunity ofmaking
formal atonement, FIR my, fault in open
Senate, and i'm the hearing of the coun.
try, which formal atonement was repeat,
ed on more than one occasion, Still /
must confess that / can scarcely blame
any one for applying to- me an epithet
which, it is evident, I did so much TO
Justify !; aud ifyou and other controllers
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NJ FL 81 ,,lJ
:, wow qltef the warts over and the (
,9oa'h 'p,asr Is snplugatea' ana Inc negro mas
oeenoeciarea ,s iree eaere Is ouI,hltle pros
Pecsio, =. agilaslon =, .apSuS % tne negro ceas
Norl'. o are ae,frn''neo J. a that we shaii nave
no res., 's .ior shsy are cont,nuing g MSS
aua p ,s,e ~, sna s'r se esetias'llg negro
" we e1ae,l 5n.,lPs .l ana hli clan are aown
oh tlesiuens ~ 9onnson 10, nSe ss'i. autnofiz.
my neglo sul!rase m Sorth Ca,olnaana a,,
piaclng r., I nun On . Ri Perlecs equan.y WIN
.ne syi''te !. i..ah "a Lhe ,a negro mas pseh 2
sousee o. i, s.U much PoNs'cai Sapssi ana
pioIs = ntl'ps;L .n, 2un',let q 70, ior
tne,h y 'lnlik - oi ie1sils MI auleey resi-
WINNIE eng q, oi sns waf. !, hey ana tlem
pssaar aanersn,s e y ~, sne oos.0 .,
W e. y, IL Az, ,Ny,6 IVY
~ me Goutn ti'eS wrlte tne negro ne peii,
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VINEIAND

DARN AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild
dephla by Railroad, in New Jersey, the line of
latitude Baltimore, Md.
The soil is rich and prOduc De- varying from tlay to
sandy loan, suitable for Wheat, Grass, Corn Tobacco
Fruits and Vegetables. This Is great fruit country
Five hundred Whey and Orchards have been planted
experienced fruit growers. Grapes Peaches Pears
&C. produce immense profits Nineland is already of
the beautiful places in the United states. The entire
territory consisting Of y square miles of land, is laid
upon general system Of improvements. The land Is only
sod settlers with provision for public adornmen
The place. account of its great beauty well as other
advantages has become the resort Of people taste 1t
increased five thousand people within the past three
years Churches Stores Schools Academies Societies of
and Learning and other elements Of refinement and
culture have been introduced Hundreds of people
stanty settling. Hundreds Of houses being
sructed Price Of arm land, twenty lots and upward
SIS per Five and and Village lots for sale.
any other locality north of Norfolk Va Improved places
for sale.
Openings for all kinds of business Lumber Yards, Manu-
factories FOunres, Stores and the ke and Steam Power
with can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters heahful climate,
and good soil in country beautifully improved abound
ing in fruits, and possessing all other social privileges in
the heart Of civilization, it is worthy OF n visit.
Letters answered and The Vneand Rural paper giving
full information and containing Reports of Scion Robinson
sent to applicants
Address CHAs. X. LANDS, yineland p. o., lands
Township, New Jersey.
From Report of SolOn Robinson, Agricultural Editor
fe Tribune; az is of the most extensive fertile
tracts in almost isUei position and suitable condition
for pleasant farming that knoW Of this side Of he
Western Prdiriss."