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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22
To lhe tIlIzens or Tennessee /!

The term nation Of a eangunaTy contest, which
for he pat four year. has presented an I'M npassa1ie
barrier 10 81 social or commercial Intercourse BE-
tween the two great sections Of our country, hay-
ing at leBgtn happily cleared aWsy all obatselts %
a renewal 0f trose relations WI en- formerly bound
US toEei her IN ffatemal union, take the earliest
opportu y afforded me BY this auspclous event,
Is greet my southern irepds, ana 20 soAcii from
tuem a renewal of that extensive business conncc-
ton which for a quarter OF sosntury has been unia-
tenupied fafe by the great public calamity %
which hsye adTerted.
Id IS scarcely necessary, On The threshold Of bu-
siness re union, should repeat the warn NJ 80 Of
n gwen 20 my rieuds- % ueWace of al thofe epu-
rious and del ten us coz POUNDS WHICH, under the
spec. us aad faise tides Of imported Miness brln-
dies, HOia t'in, Ldquc 8, 6c., have teen equally
destrucuvet thu health OF our citizens as pr iuai-
cial o. the interests OF the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past llie have been expended
in aa open and candid attempt 70 expose these
wholesale fran is no time nor expense has been
rpared 20 accomplish this salutary purpose, and d
place oef0 my friends and the pubic generally,
at she lowest possible tmarkst pnce, and in such
qua ties as might suit their convenience, e tuly
genuine imported article
THef ty i've year, business transactpns With ina
largest and most eEpeCtthie exporting houses IN
France and Great Brilin have afforded me uosur-
passed aciHhes for supplying our home u1arke.
With Wines, Liquors. aud Lqmure8 o. the D. ana
most approved nrauds 10 kurCpe, 10 edd ton %
my own distillfry in holland for the mauuiacture
OF the Sebastian tohHpps"
Ihe Ltter. 50 long tesled and approved b. the
medical Faculties oi ths Unit q States. West indies
and South America as an invaluaoie Therzpeutc
q whole ore, pleasant and perieCty faie heyerags
IN all climates and during 1'i scasouzs quickly ex
cited toe cupidtg Of the home ma a acturf ~ and
Venders Of q spurious article under thosame name
trust that i have, alter much toll and ezpense
surrounded an my imp1riaiiOns With sa'7gnuds
and directions which VI b ordinary circiiul paction
will insure their delivery, 81 receive them from
Europe, O. al my Gu toner.
/ sOuld, however, recommend m all calea Wnere
Il is possible, that orders be sent direct % my De
Do 22 Beaver 81 eet, New York or that purchases
BE- made of my accTe iiied agents.
In adoiticn 70 q lr &c stock Of Ninfs, hraIsi IS
&C.. in wood. j have q considerable supply q Old
tried foreign wines, erutra6ing uutascs Of mani
past years, bottled up 5siJra ihc commeneerneu
Of tha war, phich can a. peciallY recommend =
al counoisseurs of ibese rare uxuries.
In conclusion, would specially call the early 10
tention o m y s0utherncust mera % the aarsutas
70 be derived BY transmitting their orders without
loss q time, calling personally af tne Depot N
order 10 insure the f7ihument Of their hAvors ron
the present large and vel selected aszoFtment-
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
q Beaver Street, New York.
rHriaq0 I'm
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NEWS ITEMS BIZ MAIL.

The government has received docu~
mentary proofs incontrovertiIle, of the
guilt Of JEFF Davis in the matter Of in
human and most brutal treatment Of
Union prisoners When disclosed to
the public, as the facts win be in few
days, they win astound the civilized
world.-N 7. Times
II is stated that Miss Maria Mitchell,
daughter Of the late Gen. Mitchell, of
Nantucket, so well known for her la
bors in astronomy, is 70 have charge of
the astronomical department in the
vassar Female College at POughkeep-
sic
A soldiers wife in Hazelton, Indi-
ans. lately received $50 from her hus-
band 4 man appeared in her bed
room the night following and demand
ed il She had taken the precaution
10 provide herself with weapon in
the shape of rolling pin. She threw
the money on the floor, and IS the man
stopped to pick il up, she dealt him a
heavy blow on the neck with the pin,
which stunned him. She ran 10 the
nearest neighbor for assistance. The
man was not At home, but the woman
went with her, when 10 the robber
turned out 10 be the husband Of the
woman. The blow he received proved
fatal
That vas q queer freak the lightning
took at a store IN Rockville, Conn, Sat
urday afternoon. It entered al the
door in livid fash, which actually lit
an oil lamp and left il burning, without
leaving any other visible marks Of its
passage
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rhia vice, which is never prscticed iu
The presence Of any one, has rrgvsd he
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young asn that ever
gave tongue 70 aloquencs or pen 10 song.
Is has destroyed health, blasted the uonsii-
tuition, and reduced tho miserable sictira 4
and fatal effects in iis pains are soattersa
the ruins Of reason, ths most melancholy
sight that car meet mortal eyes. 10 81
cured permanently Of this amistioa, eali o.
DR.. Coleman, Ne a. North Cherry strsot
or address him By letter, BoK 553, Nash
vile, Tenn fah1s-H
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Union Meeting in Walker County,
HH Alabama.


Pursuant to previous notice, very
large and highly respectable meeting
of citizens of both sexes Of Walker
county, in the State of Alabams, con-
vened at Holly Grove, in said county,
on Saturday, the 10th day of June,
1865
When, on motion Of Mr.. Jas. Kiteh-
ems, Hon. Robert Cutlery was called to
the Chair The Chairman, being led to
his seat by the mover, explained the
object of the meeting in a grave and
appropriate address.
Then, on molten Of Mr.. james Ellis,
Hon. Moses Camak was made Vice
Chairman of the meeting And, on
motion of DR.. Lucius C. Miller, Mr.
John W. Cole was made Secretary
and Mr.. James Hogan was made assist
ant Secretary.
And, on further motion of DR., Mi
Ter, the Chair appointed the following
persons a Committee On resolutions,
viz Moses Csmak, James Hogan, John
Cutlery, jr., VIM. Roden, James Ellis,
samI Sparks, Wm Nesmith, Ishsm
Cutlery, John MaftisOn, Geo MeDay,
jesse Faught Richard Jones, JEFF Ho-
gan, Andrew J. Files, VIM. Aldridge,
Andrew Walker, John Purdy, John
Rutledge, John N. Ennis, Jonathan
Sieles, Wiley Kiligore, Simeon A. Smith,
VIM Hendon, Chas.- P. Gwen. James
Dutton, John eutteEy. sr, William r
King, Isaac Nelson, Abner Avis, Hen
ry Blackwell, F II Iongyard, W. D
cheasban, Elijah Sicles, Ihos J. King,
John W. Cole, Richmond ToRnley and
Dr. Lneius G. Miller, 70 phom ID Chair
nan vas added The COMMITTEES then
retired ~ @ 8
In the absence Of the committee
Gen. 2 White addressed The meeting
in highly effective speech.
Gen White having ended, the com
mittee returned and reported the fol-
loving resolutions, and through their
chairman, Judge Canak, recommended
their unanimous adoption:
WHEREAs, The people Of this county
are again permitted peacefully TO as
semble and express their opinions on
public affairs, therefore, resolved:
That we hail with sstislaction snd
delight the prospect Of an early resto-
ration Of law end order in this State,
and the return Of the State Itself 70 It's
former relations 10 the American
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Caus9aaEzrza---lnioriu hl.l bst1l .
eeived by @ y. Barlow q Co. that certain
druggists IN this city have been peluainr 90
on persons calling for Dr. Ve1locs Pima Cs
rate an article Of their own mahufacturs
which they say is superior 70 the gonuins
We would advise al persons 10 get tha
genuine and should you require any mcdi-
cine for The Itch, Ring-Horm, Tolter, OF
any disease VI The skin, Do not suffer any
Pink Csrato, Manufactured by O.. Il. Bs7
soW Co, No iSh Dssdsrick 6irsot, Hsah
Vile, Tenn.
7. s--A liberal discount made todsslsu
3ont By mail 70 any address On rocsipi
81 -. Be sure thai y0u get tas gous "a.
tsp1f-h
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PHoroeRAFHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in lhe west, for sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of The
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tE
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Let every man b sis own doctor. This
IS the name Of q box Of medicines prapar-
ed By en- ominent physician il Cincinnnti !;
IL contains preventative aud cure lor al
private Diseases With direetions how -
treat each case, therefore, with the Young
Mans friend Ia your possession, you have
The full directions aud medicins for the
treatment Of yourself and friends II is
for sale By druggists every where. Ask for
The Young Man'a FrIend. mTll.lm.
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u3n Nu
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surLER's G0ons At CosT.-Thors is q large
stock Of sutler Goods, such a. Canned
Fruits, Oysrers, sardines, Tobacco, Cigars.
Stationery, etc, being closed cut &C A. / N.
Landsburg, corner Of the Public square
and Market street, AZ greatly reduced pri-
ees- Yoa viii and bargains there. These
goods must be sold and are of'rred much
below market price,
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Notes OF all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon reeeipt of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely simi.
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
toitseIf the option OF paying interest in gold CON
at ePsr cent, instead Of 7s-IOths in currency.
Subscribers viii deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seven-thirtes viii commence on the Ist Of June
and VIII lie made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The sligl change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment in goie,..if made, viii be squiEslent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be svailed Of, would SO reduce and equLise prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would bs fully equal to those made with seven and
th-aa- -tayf i,s mar cant in c,,rray,v qtis - Al,
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Officers on leave Of absence or detached
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed Of Soldiers fpal
statements bought and assistance rendered.
CCnPeny commanders, regimentai Quartet
masters and others 30 close their papers (by
experienced Quartermsster's clofSs) at No.
6S, North Cherry street.
a. -
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Please Fake Notice.

The notes and accounts Of 7. 4 W. Ia
KIN 4 Co, 8triekler, Ella 4 o.. and A. g.
Adams 4 Co. win BE- found st No. 81 Norsf
College street, near The square, where al
please make Immediate payment, is the
business must be closed up.
IN my absence, AF. r. g. Thrcne IL ful.
ly authoriEed 10 attend % he business
A. G. ADAMS, 81 College street.,
maySl-sm near the SQUARE
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We respectfully announce % an oui
friends and patrons thatWe have ro-openod
cur Ice Cream Saloon foF the season, aud
hope 10 receive The sane patronage TIA /
has been 90 literally bestowed on us ever
season. We have always on hand confsc.
tionary Of ell kinds, aad cooi soda water
Cream made 10 order for parties. etc.
CAuvrE 4 guakEal,
jei-iulls q North Cherry street..
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The st Joseph Herald reports grea
storm as passing over q portion of tha
city, tearing up everything before il
Its width was not over sixty feet, bu
nothing remained in its track Tn
Platte County Railroad between 81
Joseph and Savannah was damaged q
the extent Of $4,000.
The Evansville Journal of Monday
says: Lieut. Peckham, in command 0
a small guard, arrived here last nigh
on board the Golden Eagle, having il
charge two guerrillas, captured by tina
Regiment near Hickman, Ky. Theil
most diabolical crime was killing {
woman. They are yiIlainous looking
cutthroats and should have hung or
the first convenient limb found aftei
their capture.
The Journal also says 1--WE are in
formed that some days ago Hon. Lsza
rus W. Powell accosted returned reb
el soldier in Henderson, asking him
what induced him to 60 off in the rebel
army. "You did, Cd d-n you" was
the prompt and scathing reply. "Your
harangue in the Court House, over yon,
der sent me and hundreds of Others
into the rebel army to fight against the
old Asg."
Lazarus was done brown.
PLENTY OF Work AT Two DOLLARS AxD
HALF PER DAY-In the lumber dis
tricts there is work pretty much all the
time in loading barges, with wages
81 so per day, for which more men are
wanted The lumber market here is
very unsettled. We shall commence
publishing list of the parties as soon
as they become settled. The lumber
business is starting up and becoming
more brisk in Troy, West Troy and
Albany.-7roy Wing.
IYTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIox-The fol-
lowing decision has been rendered
where the father is deceased, the
mother and children surviving are not
considered by this Office as constituting
family within the meaning of section
ll6 of the revenue law. Therefore,
when the mother, under such circumS
stances, is appointed guardian for her
minor children, she will return the in.
come Of each separately, and each will
be entitled to a deduction of $780,"
The subscriptions to the national loan
60 on with regularity that betokens
the solid faith of the people in their
Government, or rather in themselves.
The figures have ranged of late from
one to two millions per day. OF course,
there is 10 excitement since the close
of the war, but the solid citizens are
finding out where to make profitable
nvestments-and they are doing it,
A Washington dispatch says an or
der will soon be issued providing for
the mastering out of all troops whose
terms of service expire prior to Janua-
ry /, 1866 The work Of disbanding
the army under former orders has pro-
ceeded SO far as to render it necessary
to cut off another slice in order to re-
duce the force Of troops to the desired
number. 1t may be necessary to go
still further.
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A Military Order.
HEADQUARrERs DEP'T or THE CuAsERLAEp.
uhce Provost Marshal General,

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF THE CUHBERLAEp.l
Once Provost MsrshAl General,
NASHVILLE TESS-, June 10 is65.
The var being brought to a successful Gloss
and there beng 20 Organized enemy 70 the ooun
Try, it is ordered-
I. Thai al citizens Of thesIates Of Florida, eeor
ga, Alabama, Mississippi, tennessee. and Ken
tucky, who have been cent Dorh Of he Ohio rive
70 remain ourng the war, be. snd they are hsrebl
permitted 10 return 70 theT respective hon e.
IL That All desertsrs r. m The late rebel arm,
who were sent north Of the Ohio RIVER 10 rernaii
during the var b, and they are hereby psrrnitie,
70 return 10 Their homes.
III. Thai al deserters from the late rebsl arm
who were allowed 10 60 to their homes, but were re
quired 20 report once month % The Provost Mar
sha nesrcst tns.r homes. are hereby relieved ron
their Obiigahon 10 report-
". That no military passes shall hereafter b
requires from citizens travelling on the rAfroadi
and rivers Of this Department. Military conduc
tors will be continued On al the railroads in the e
rartmeni, and vii receive instrnctcps Es to thef
duties fro tbs once.
By command Of Maj. Gen. GE1. H. TH0NAs.
iu2l-lw Bvt. Brig eea. { Prov. Mar. Gea- &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Last Chance for Rar,nlns-

The sutler Goods At A. 6 81. Landsbess
corner Public Square aud Market are noa
beng elosed out, These must be sold ~
sardieSs Of price. Now is your tins 70 re,
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars.
Oanned Fruit Oysters, Sardines, notions
ana Hats. Convince yourself by calling
there.
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The Programme omitted TO mention
the names Of the several performers,
and hence we were left in the dark on
that pointuntil the names were furnish
ed us by one interested
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Suffers and dealers win End il to their
advantage BY calling at A~& N. Lands
bergs, corner Public Sexare and Market
street, who have large supply Of liquors,
cigars tobacco, canned fruit, stationery,
etc, which they are closi2g out at eastern
cost, 10 change their trade Call and con-
vince yourself Of this fact
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An article that il at once a teeth pFusorv-
or aud breath purifier, and yet 90 pleasant
and convenient % use iis exceeding popu-
laglty does nqt surpriss sny one. Tine has
f1iiy established the fact that tbs sozodont
Possesses these excellent qualiliee in 20 am-
ineut degree. is has lagitimalsly acquired
The right 80 a Positiaa upon every toilet
table
Sold by Druggists sverywhese.
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of CLARK & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at the Butter De-
/ pot, 5s Broad street
/ je2 I'm CLARK 4 GREgoRY.
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As We are about TO have Pence, an can
DFlnk Wine ana Ia nerFs

The pure cid imported Port, Sherry, AIala-
ga, Currant and Claret Wines, Old Otard and
blackberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitters.
sehapPs, Holland Gin, and many other
Liquors too numerous 10 mention, besides
eatablss Of almost every description can BE-
found at VI. ". Totten's Grocery house. No
=, College strees, Nashville, Tenn.
mayl8-tf
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Sl0 Reward.

CTRATED from the resldenes of The subscriber,
- corEer oi Nine and Bel streets, South Nash
vie, on Sunday mbrHirg The lltn inst, lzrge bay
Hcrse, hacE maze and tai, one hiod an le Lite
ENLARGED a1d d. - slttie, has the Letter 9 brand-
cd on his right hip ahogf 10 or lkyearr cid, il 70
crab good uornna order. IA Ess fought ol
kendl Br0Hn living 90 Demua hfane street.
viii uYe ths shove regai d . any pel son who vii
deliver him % me Ei uiy residences, rat euy ofree
e. GAY strcel, he.Ween ChsrTy ana summer.
iuns3l-n j. n. CoUa5zNs.
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aNoALaa < 10 Us aor a.aA. .. 90 !.

"NOthing x 10 Us nor aught SGT doicn IN
HgGlicc"
Do you want to play at ten pins II 50,
where can you ind more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling saloca, No. Al,
South Front street? Are you foad Of lit
tie wine "ioT thy stomaeh's sake" or. an ex-
eeIlent cigar, if SO, call on Edwards' and
you viii be suited. And should you be in
want Of comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then BY all means Try
Edwards aud our word for il you wiz be
ssrished. iaRei-lm
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter;
Hos'etter'a, Cedron and Robacks Bitters;
Ayre's, Enrly's snd Bulls ssrsaparills. for
sale at the lowest cash rates al n ". Fos-
teF's, No. % Public Square, Dr.. n. q.
Smith attends to the componndiug Of pre-
scriptions.
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Sotic-.
SALE or ARMY MULES.

cr.rrrsnksirE GrSUAAL's OrFlcE.
ar Wksnrssrcs, D. O., Msy sS, 1855. !
NFANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are beiug dis
M posed Id af pub ic sale, a. Washington.
he saie uIIl contrue until tire nttmuer o. ant
msls 4 reirsce.d IN proportion % the reduction O
the sruiJs now gong on rapidly.
There are 10 the arulies of ne kolQnlact 81 ~
Tcnnesset. ard n g. orgia, probably kOVk THOU,
SAND or lbs FINEST siN-MOlsE TEAMS II
Tbs M0RLf.
Msny 81 hem we're honghi In The oeeinning q ~
war, as Young males, accompanied The aIrliee Y
al their marches and camps snd ere tnorouehiy
broken hsfdtned bv exercise, Eente ana ialliiisl
nom beng 80 long surrounded y ne eoldiers-
me wkole south is stripped q hrming stock
and the North also has suffered nom ne drsin o
animals. taken 70 supply the armies
1hs se animals are sold si public lctlon; q dEl
WILL NOT BONG ANYTHING LikE THEIH
TRpR VALUE and such opportunities or farmers
h ref rurkirg Gnilsisis % ock ther iarms, aaa
for rovers aud deklsrs IN stock 70 rlka good spe-
euleiions. hy purchasirg them ard disposI1g q
tnsra in thc'soufh, WI never occur sEsin
n. c. MEfGS
Quarter1asier General,
urnssqit - Brevet MAJOR General.
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Gold ID falling, 50 is the Pfico Of Photo
graphs At the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures nov only IS per doasn.
aPrli-d A. 8. MoRzs, IS Cedar o.
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Ez1f djllY
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Besuhfai Pictures Of Babies isken IL
threo seconds By Mr.. Ferdinsud, the sresi
Raby Tamor. At the Gsliory o. ne Cumbor
ahd spril-u
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BANKRUPT BASERUPr The Bankrupt
Sale Store, No. 80 North Market street, ia
still selling boots, shoes aud hats al bank
rupt prices, or atty per cent. cheaper
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oh, or Water colors
Get shs genuine st the Gallery of NE Cum
bsrlsnd, sprIi-tf
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City Undertaking.
- o. fum J DlslaHrs
Rraaa Street Bridge Company.

Tarrsefinr offhe Directors Of ne hr1al street
u p-if-,. f,sr1nsuT. % ths l2th mt, resoiu'
. - r-.-re1 n'EiaEa csi % Fire Dollars per
shsrs "a iha new sock lately subscribed, payaole
l. shi earefarY of fhe Compsuy On AMI afef ne Ia
". BUrLEg. see'y md Treasurer.
irnslt-id
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.. S. 7-sO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
$23O.OOO,OOO.

Ry suthorty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undsrzlgned, The General Subscription Agent ir
the sale Of United States Securities, Offer 10 The
public the third series Of Treasury Notes bearing
seven and thrse-tenths perceat interest per an
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lhe Bridal Chamber an Esssy OF Wsrnina
aad lnsirucucn ior Young Non. Aisc sew and -
lanle ireatment icr Meeases Of TIE Urinary NJ
sexual sysiems-Seui ree, N s-aled rrvslones-
Adaress, d. J. skILLIN HOUe arON, Hossrd
Association, PhiladeiphIs, Pa. sprfs-le
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sundrles.

- Bvt. BlIg e. { -
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ssis RSssiu. 6isiasss. ssiiaSsaasa. siiaSas
Cures the Itch IN IS hours; also cures salt
kheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and an Erup-
tioos Of the Ska. Price 50 cents. By send
lng 90 eents 70 John D. Park, Cinciunsti,
o., viii oe forwarded free By mail. For
sale By John D. Park, Cincinnati, o., and
Druggists generally.
ea-Bet0are Of Iulifatiaas.
efo-Ern rod4
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HCHi ITCHii HCHiiI

DLANK's ITCH cERGTE va cure tss Tseh b
~ thrty-s.k 1oHrai also cures Sad 6ead. OId
soless sna 81 hrepeona Of the sam couiains -
mercuTy. Fuce, % Gems per esr. rrrf - s-1il a.
Express at 81 per do1rn. Addrsss rr. afsrf \ IS
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