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CRRTIYIcArFs OF CuREa

From sIzht 70 twenty years staudhaz WIN nsmss
knoWn n acaenco Gnd iaDe-
For medical properties 81 Buchu, sss psPeass
tory u ths United 5tstea-
Sc Proissssr Dssoss vEasEzs works On ~
Practice o. Phyuic.
See REMARKS made b. ne his eslsbrHtsd D.
Pbysick. Phladalpha.
Zee remarks made b. d. Ephrum heDugeus
celebrated PhyaiciE1. and member q Ne AoTa
College q Surgeons, Irclands snd plnlaned IN n
Trsnsaeious 81 TIE King Nnd Cuoen'H dourna-
See Msdico-ChrurIcd HaFieN, p1nl1hed ~
Benjsnain Tragefs, FeloE n he kOya Colego d
Surgeons.
So most Of the lsts Standard works on nsdciss.
Extract Buchu,---uo0 per bonie, OF 81 nr 80
" 6zrsaparlAs % 80
az hafa dozen q each ~ u1. shch El os
mncisnl 70 cure M most ohsrnats osso4s Il Grsc
tons are hdhsred 70.
Delivered 70 my sddrosz securely peeAS ron
obaerrauon-
REDosenbs syngions il AZ o-unuanUtoaA
C1re guErantooL hdTca rA1ls
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BLOOD BLooDt BLoOp
BslnbolES Eighty OOaOsaa.ssd OoupOusa
Fluid Extract ssrsspsrIIIa
UPHILL

Thisi 90 affection Of Ne blood, and stuaoks ths
8ezuA Orgsns, LiHings Of NE hose, Ears, Ihfosa
WiEdpipe and other muCus surfaces, making -
appearance IN tbs foTm q Uoers- HemboldsGE
tract 6arssparlia purifes ne BLOOD, and FemosA
al scaiy s~ruptoEs o. TIE aEn, giving b ne con-
plexion 4 clear and healthy color. 10 halg PFepe
81 arprsssiV br this ciasa az complaints, u mcod-
purifying properties are preserved oa greatsf a.
tsnt has say other preparation q ArsapATliA
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TaXes.

A IL persous vbo have not paid lhsir taxes hr
"A I86I, and Wsh % ssvs TIE Aceumalanon q q
fsrest H1d cot. had beier rni CO A. A. hre.-r
$500 n h s0tboFE@d = rsce % the sane tof
= Q. Da5ROt
Coliuctor or ls6L
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$4,000 Shares at $1,OO Each
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.

Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
"Dr. sEsyne's Compound Syrup wild ChsrrT."
"Dr. Swsyne's Compound Syrup Wld Cherry"
abr. swayns's Compound syrup W1d Cherry"
Cures all Complaints
Cures all Complants
Cures AL Complaints
Cures AL Complaints
or the ThroSt, Breast and Lungs.
OF the ThrosL Breast and Lungs,
OF the Threat, Breast and Lungs,
or the Throat, Breast and L1ngs.
Il soothes the irritation o. de mucous membrane
which lines the air passages, md gives sOnuch
distress, causing tickling or rising il the throat.
promotes expectoTsron, loosens tke Tough mafzer
which clogs up the vessels Of the throat and lungs,
thus enabling the pstient to breathe free ard natu-
raj. Il stimulates The power Of digesEon, and has,
performed very many cures When 20 al human
probability it could not be possible.
To Dr.. S.oayns 4 Son, $50 North Sixth 81, HnGa.:
Catarrhal Consumption.
I send you = certificate Of Naomi wilcox Of this
toWn--Sbe Was afflicted with Catarrhal consunp-
too snd tiled many remedies but continued to
grow weaker; lungs and stomach became very
much disordered, and her physicians and friends
despsired Of her LIE. Through he uss Of your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry she entirely re-
covered. r D. SMITH, Justice Of the Peace,
GoFerneuT, New York.
ThisTsluabls Medicine, prepared o1ly 81 Dr.
sSayns4 Son, SO North 6xA 8cress PhlsdslphiA-
w.J.Gow SMITH. DrsEzssS
Cor. Church and vtss atre&ts. HahvuiA
mays-km-tsth at
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Incarnation Wanted

n CONRAD DRAMEE He
-r-aa de.renI. aDdby proiaaai1a ahan-
Whep Last heard frum he aas nt efTea1dr
r.--s 80. Ary n1rulaton eoneeminE Inn all
rnr4 w. J. WHICH.
1rrssSls p. D. bon 1is. FashFlla furn
K1oEvlis Wig copy one weak and send hg d
oace.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Delicately Per.

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Rare Ingredients. DelicateIy Per.
fumed.
"L0adon Hair G5or Restorg aud Dressag."
London Hair 6Jor Restore and Dressing"
london Har olor RestOrer and DrsSang,"
London Hair Cior RsstOrsr and Dressing.
lit VIII restore grsy hair to its original color.
At sill make ttgros % bald heads.
at Will restore the natural secreiious.
At Will remove al osndruff snd itching.
DIT vii MAKE The hair soft giossy ana d sxible.
s.-lt vii preserve the original color 10 Old age.
LII will prevent h hsir from failing Oh.
SIT vii cure al diseases % the scJp.
|. 1T IS NOT a DYE.
RrMExBtR.-H is complete within itself; no other
/ dressing or Eccomls niment Of any kind being re-
CURED. The hsir II renovated aud strengthened,
an Grestorsd tOIts original oOior, soflness and beau
", without the application OF mineral substances
Il Is entirely different iron the many articles that
have been issued rom time 20 time, and is the
ONLY knows KEsroKKk Of COIOR aud reffect HA4R
BREssEs COMBINED. u ~ delicstely peramsd, and
can ne applied By hand, or soa brush, - It does
not stain the sknor sou the finest linen.
TO TRR LADIES.
We would respectfully ask the attention Of ladies'
10 tins rev universally popular hair preparation.
and remind them o. the well established sct that
many OF me nar tones ~ vogue are not Only pow
erless for good, but absolutely pernlcious, and too
often destTuctvn in their influence upon The growth
OF the hair. The london Bsir Color kestorer"
contains no substance thst will clog the pores, but
Il does contain real nourshmeat for the vessels
from which is roofs spring. thus rendering the hair
truly elegsrt snd beautiful in every period Of life.
On chidFen's hesds it lays thefoundsdon o. = good
hesd Of hsT, and At the lsdy's toilet It II !ndsPen-
sadie.
Does rot saI Hat, B0nss, or he finest LiAsa-
Il Is the only sftesfed Srticle thst vii absolutely,
without deception, restore the hair to is original
color ADD beauty. causing Il 70 grow where x has
fallen Od or become thin. Price 81 Is per hottie.
sold by DIT. sgsyne a Son, $50 North sixth Street
Phls
W.J.&C ". SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
Al sat
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Notice.

OFFICE O.. g. DIRECT TAX COMMISSIONERS
DIsTRICT o. TENNESskB.
NAsavfLLE, TExEEEssE, June Oh looo.
THE saie q lands and los IN the County Of De
- vidscn. advsrnsed 10 take place on The l2h
instant, Is hereby i~ndedniely postponea.
j r FERRF,
HEHANO ~. SMITH,
JgJ. b. RODGEEs,
juDeT-IW ConnHsioners.
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SPLENDID LIST OF AKr1cLEs
An 70 b sold for One Dollar each.

= " 2 0EIA
Al the goodsIn the above List viii Be sold. With
out reservation, for one DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the various articles are placed m similar en-
VeloPes and sealed. These envelopes vii Be sent
by mall, OF delivered st our Office, without ragard
10 choice. On receiving = certificate you vii see
Whist it represents, snd 1t ia optional with You 20
send one dollar and receive the article named. or
any other IN the LIST Of same value. In all transRc-
tons By mail We charge tor forwarding the cerhf-
estes paying postage and doing the business, IS
cents each FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sent for 81;
ELEVEN for 81; THIRTY Tor S.; SUrY-FTvK for $40;
and ONE HUxDRKD for SIS. By this mode We Eive
selections from aTaried stock Of me goods, Of ne
best make and lstest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
at q nominal price, while all haEe a chance Of sea-
nng articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire sAnsE=cdon in ever instance,
end II there should Be any person dissatisfied with
sHy article they may receive, they may Immediate
" return il, and the price will be refunded.
AGEN9S-Ms allow those acttrg a. AGENTS, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
ti6cate, and retaining 10 cent?, remit to Us Is cents
for each
~sS-Address GEO. DEMERTT & CO,
tanl-6m SIS Broadway, New York.
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BE1MBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion 7of Dseasss q q aWmliao NJ
mre. snd a. "a injection IN dsoesaa d ne unnAu
oroaua. arsinQ rom hahss q 1gaipGloqi udm
oonneclon with the EEtraca Eucha and bresps
rlia. IN sueh diseesaa 81 recommended.
THdancs Of tue most Responsible eod rahAns
character WI sos0mpaEy ne mstienes.
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which are N~ekn0Wleged superior 70 an others iu
use. D0u't risk IN uTIng your heaih ~ using GOD
which has teen kept 10 an UNYEkTmarED refuge-
razor, bat get one Of the above 10 which every
thing can Be kept fresh ard sweet.
i also maauiacture a superior arlrie of bkhh
COOLERS, and every description q Ice Chests
fOrthe uss Of Grocsra, HutcherE. sfeambosfH, A..
aSrnlustrated puee Lists furnished On spplca-
ton
s5A liberal discount 10 the Trade.
JOd ". WAYNE.
mayfn-fm No. lea Vine IT., Gnciunah. Ohio.
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AFFIDAVIT

rfPersonnly sppaared bssors ne 81 AltsrmEn o
ne ctT a. Ffsdsipkia, T. r haimhcid va, -
ing duly FEorns dol say, AZ P~reparaaoa1 conlaa
no nafco1c. no mercury % ctnef 41re4s
bot Gns purely FeEeo1ls.
Sworn and subscribed belors ne, Us ID daI
NsFember, IeA- w =.
Adoman. Hh-FtrseL auote kece, PhiA.
Aires tat.sn tr i1osmatcn u ~eon11enca
h Z. HELABOLD nems
Depot If south I~anGhauoeL
BLOW ohastsuL PniaaaphA
REWARB OF C0UNTBRFKITA
END UHrEuCILED DE4LERs,
no suduasur b dlaPoss "OF THEIR OWL a.
'ao1her- srncia 90 terspuianon Htalsd q
Hetmnoid,E 9anul1s f~rsparsnoha
ETtrnef Bnenu.
a~EnapEdlA
hmpEUEed no8 Nkh
Sod - a. DuIUfsa
Ask ER HkLARoLUS-EAEH - SzHA
91i ca G1 tdTar11azaqaL 49, Esd wiz
MA AAfGtFMg aHHsEEW19aA
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FOR THE DIFFERENTIATION OF
PRICK, 81 Phi BOX.


FTHH RRATE has BEEN IN UsE By THK
FRENCH ARMIES FOR THE PAS FIFTY
years and there is no French soldier who does not
know IS value.
Il Was also used extensively by the allied armies
In the Ormesn war, and such were the dement's
derived from is uBe that It hEe scquired a world
Wide reputation, and no soldier who knows OF its
merit VIII be for 4 single week without a box In his
mApssck, Is by the use Of this OeTRbe he always has
a sais guard against the various troubles 70 which a
soldier e subject, ~ by using it on his clothing, be
can pre- vent the appearance Of vermin, and the dis
eases Of the skin enumerated above, and aftsr they
have mads their appearance, it il bat little trouble,
with the aid Of this Cerate, 70 nd himself Of these
dRSRresshls troubles.
The proprietors have gone 10 q great expense 70
procure the original reolpe Of Dr. Veiloe, with nil
directions, and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Cersts, - il has besn made b. the Original inVen-
toT and haYe procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States.
And have selected q depot for the manufacture OF
the article in Nashville, 20 IS to be
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
And also 5 depOtin Washington for the
dAhon Of the
Army Of the Potomac,
30 - 70 plaza the Cerate N reaoh Of every soldier
in the sarvics Of the United states.
Az the article 10 decidedly
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sAAARTTAHs GIFT.
Sent By NAL in a Plagn envelope.


Sent hy NAL in a PLAIN envelope.
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
S~crOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters.
Scales Bolls, Syphilis or Vererial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
svpHHI0 nsrea 70 tae pubic as 8 positive cure.
hAkIIANs ROOT n RERB JUICES h ~
most potent certain and e~feetuaI rpn,edv 80 =
senoedi Il teaches and euadicstos every particle Of
and permanent Take thea. Of this plrSrvi1~ -
edy snd De healed, and not transmit fo vo1r ~
tsTlty shst for whseh y0R may repent in s8er yss-
-aa DO NOT DESPAIRt
Although you may b pronounced ncurahls. De
samaritan Root and Hero Juices will re1.ov- go
yesuee Of impurities from The system a. Vel 4 ~
tne lad elects Of mer1urv.
FEMALESl FEMALEsW
n mAny affections WITH Which numbers Of 70
males sufier, The ROOT AND HERE JOiCRS /.
most happily 2dapted7-m UlceuteG Uterus. in Zen
Sorfnosat ~ bearing dOEn. Failing Of the wornh.
D0ouNS' and Tor 81 complaints Incident o the sax.
Samaritan's Wash
Is, N ease q syphlisa used in copJunoaon uith
me hoot and Herb Juices. Full direcdons
The efficacy Of these remedies i alike sck,ou4.
edged y physlclans and Patients. 9hev - 49,
IN me u. : Hospitals, thus restoring to heslth
many OF our brave solders.
FFOas ASBGhnors Sra.
WAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF TBg a.
MARfTANS REMEDIFS
'POsT HOsrnAL, FoEr M.nSH.tt
Baltimore, Nd, FeA. -. ls84-
. have great Satisfaction IN stating tha4 i hsvs
used ''4s Suzartaa RsaeiisSi for Venareal Dss-
ease N rs mOst Customary 0rEa; thst L nave 49,
them with judgment dsreion, And properly. and
hayS found thenn 70 respond 70 nv andcinahocs
promptly and etlectualy. knowing their eompso-
saoh, nave the fullest eonndence 10 their efhcty.
and as ir as my use q them extends Ireoommend
them strongly. ALFEgp r RowEas
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York vols"
Let t be uDderstood that these remedies are a.
reeommeneeo, and vii positively cure the dsossss
Tor which they are offered.
Pnce q Male Packages, Ssmaritsn's Gin 500.
50 cents.
SOLD by ~. sc. ". SMITH, prugz5sts
Corner Chur d and Vine streets.
NASHVILLE, TESN.
Desmond q Co., Propuetors, sI5 Rass streets
Phisdelphis-
JaElS-6m.
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MashriIle agnlon.
". oAEERaE 5 CO. PublhAsr..
z on s~UBsURIPTIOE .

THURsDAY. JUNE IS. ls65
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
70 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL.


ADVERTISEMENTS In 1eSpeciA Column. hnst time,
nom / 70 5 lines, 81 OO-each additional line 20
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Couumn, first tine, ron ! 70 3 lines, 500
esch Sduuonai line, 80 centsi subsequent lnser-
tons, Is cent? per inc
All advertisements occupying sreclI position,
1nc al double column advertisements, vii be
charged So per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wi be charged At the regular advertising ntes,
ana nus lnEsrsoly be pad n advance or no IN
carton made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATE
For State %
FOR County 2 "
For City { 90
We, ths undersigned, have Ibis day ADOPTED the
shove ntss for advertising. % winch We bind our
selves strictly 70 adhere.
M. CAMEROE a co.
JOHN WALLACE, for ire DsDo1eA.
BARRY, WTNHAM a 90. for ReG
NASHVILLE. TESE. Sept. -. 1884.
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a many affections VITA Which numbers Of Fe-
nAes suner, ne ROOT AND HERB JUICES i
most happlya dapted-m UoamteG Uterus fn Ien.
Go5tnlsA, n bearing doEn. Failing Of the WoUnh.
boolNJ' and Tor 81 complaints Incident . the sax.
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HelmbOId's Extract Buohv
OR FKAKNEssEg
AnsiHE nom E~Heoases, Hah.ts o. Dis-ip.p,,
iuhscreaoe. OF Abusa

AN--CAcatIs OF AuuA
ATTENDED WrFa rHE FOLL9srEs srsyo.a
ndspoelnou 20 EKeruoa Loss o. Poass.
ISs5 Q, AemorE, l1fheulty Of Brez.hiaE
heaE Nerves, Trembling
heuOT OF Disease WaEaumess
Drfunsss o. NisiaR. Far ID "a. Eaeh
uniFerSN tAsslnlde ofthe finishing CT the bodv.
m4reiN System Erup1ous on Tie Faaa
hot Emds. hdld Coantsnsace,
Dryuess OF lhe skin.
fhese gyuptOms, q Rioaed 70 40 on. vnIch this
nohGne ~hTArAby rVmoYes, 5000 olloH
MPuTENCT, FATuITY, EPnEPuO Flra,
ID one Of WhLeh dte patent may expire. Who CA
say thet taey Are nos neTaenaJ beloved b. taoss
"treattui Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
3any are sEare Of the cause o. thslr suiornz.
but none val eoutesa. Tha recoris o. he fnsal5
Aylums1 and the melancholy daaths Is ooasurag.
ton 0oSr ndpla witness 20 he ruth u ne E-a.
tOn.
TIE CosETIrUTIOE, OsuE AyFECrgD WITH
ORaANC WAREsS,
requires the AID Of medicine . strengthen snd M.
ugoate ne system. which HELAR0LBS az.
TRACT BCCHU mmrshy dos. Aria al oos.
vines ne most sEeptcal.
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Take no Bslaam, Mercury, or UNPLEASANT msdicina
nor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
S~crOfala, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI


Although you may b pronounced fp,urah,s n.
samsritan's Root and Hero Juices viii repoVS evsrv
yesnee Of impurities rom the system as vel a m
the bad ehects Of mercury.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct 70, Helen A., adopted daughter
Of Mr.. N. A. Foster, and vito OF Capt. VIM. NJ.
Quimby. U. S. A., aged So years. n
eB Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
rom the residence Of MA Foster, Tolman Place.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, Oct 10, Jennie, daughter Of George W
and Arabella A Fogg, aged year months
In this city, Sept IL, Mabel, infant daughter of
and r L Baxter, aged 4months &c days.
Ia ~ Funeral this saturday. afternoon at o'elk
In Westbrook, Oct 10, Mary Ellen, wife of William
N Good, and daughter Of Mrs Sarah j Hopkins,
aged q years months.
aged 50 years. - ''e-
Eastern papers please copy( .s sssi5f
In Biddeford, Oct 8, Mrs Phebe Cole of Limngton,
In Belgrade, Sept 16, Mrs Nancy d, wife of Lean
der Trask aged Al years.
In Saco, Oct 8. Mr. Nathaniel Deering aged IA yrs.
In South Paris. Sept "a, Mrs Lucinda A, wife OF
Henry Rosenberg, aged SO years. A
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This proposition has been well illustrated in
the case'of the southern rebels. Finding their
political domination ended By the superior
numbers and force Of Northern freemen. who
would no longer consent to be governed nv
the plantation whip, the southern hotspurs
"fred the southern heart" and precipitated
the cotton states into an attempted revolution.
The object, as defined by Yancey, Rhett,
Speight, A. II. Stephens and others, was to ig-
more the Deelarationo of independence and its
heresies about human equality, and to found
an empire whose corner stone should be negro
slayery-the subordination of the colored race
% The dominion Of the white man, and con-
sign all the children Of Ham to perpetual bond
age, as their normal condition.
10 DO this, preciseIyy-w they could
NOT 40 IN the Union because of the prevalence
Of Northern free school-bouses and the Growth
u iles Institutions and free deas,-they revolt
ed from their allegiance and appealed to the
sword with which to cut the bands that had
previously held them under constitution ., roc
traint.
-Four years and more of bloody. relentls.s
barbarous, diabolical rebellion and civil wor
dissipated their hopes, exhibited their veal
ness, and demonstrated the fallacy of all A.
tempts, by force OF arms, 10 destroy this ma.
lion, to prevent its progress, or to control its
destiny. The rebellion, in its hostile form,
went up" though no traitor or leader in that
wicked revolt has yet gone up, as. he should
Suddenly as day follows night in those re
gons where there is no twilight, the most
rampant rebels became lamb-like, and coun-
~Seied submission to superior power, and re-
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hCoL.i MTTLER's DEFAECATIoN.-We copy
from the Star the following article, which APP
pears to come from an official source, showing
the origination of the investigation into the
proceedingsEofi Col. Littler:rpa BennEx !,
The statement in the Bangor papers as to
the particulars concerning the. arrest of Col.
Littler, by the action of the authorities of this
city, is not altogether correct. The facts are
these:s In March last, among other recruits
enlisted by the city, eight men were enlisted
for the company forming at Augusta They
were mustered By Capt Doughty and given a
short ftrlough. $500 each of the bounty paid
by the city, $2,400 in all, was left with Capt.
Doughty. Fhe men never reported; and af-
ter the suspension of recruiting, we've returned
as deserters, and the s., 400 and other similar
monies remaining in the Provost Marshars
hands l$4,200) were sent to Col. Littlerat
Augusta, In August last, the city authorities,
ascertaining that these men had never been
finally mustered into the United States ser
vice, made a claim on the Provost Marshal
General at Washington. fer thee $2,4OO in the
hands of Col. Littler. This was the first init
nation that the authorities at Washington had
of Col. Littler having such funds in his hands.
A detective was sent on and an investigation
followed, with the result known to the public.
43ih3sts AahAhJ4hE HH4 III.
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a. Physiological view Of Marriage

~ Physiological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravmgs of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tlce on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF
Treatment-thc only rational and'successfl mode o.
cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
zeal condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
receipt of % cents in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DR.. La CRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. n
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail and medicine sent to amy part Of the world
Oct 6-s d&w6m e
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Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renew
CIR has proved itself tobe the most perfect prepare
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
Il 1t vegetable coup pound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever.
ITtWfLL RESTeRE7dR4Y H4@iTo1Ts ORIG
INAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair falling out.
IL cleanses me scalp and makes the haiElsot, lps
trous and siIken.
1t is splendid hair dressing. 4 -
:, Nopersen, old or young. should fail to it.
IT'S REco1fMENDRDs AND USED By TIE
FIRST Medical AUTHORITY. ~ M tsSHt
VAsk for HALLS sicilian Hair Remover, and
r. r. HALL g co.
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
.5IKlF- PhiliipsI&r Co ,sHzhOlesate AGENTS.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-14
, MRS. tWINSLOw, II

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sieian, presents to the attention of Mothers her
1Soothfn Z yrAu p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teething, by
softening hegnrns, reducing all determinations, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uponit, mothers, twin give rest to your
selves, and
~ RELIEF AND HEALTH TO your INFANTS.
We have putnp and sold this article tor over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine-Nerer has IT Jailed IN single Instance to
efectu cure, when timely used. = Never did we Know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
On the contrary all delighted with its operations,
and speak in terms Of commendstion of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
''what do know" after thirty years experience
and pledge reputation for the fullment of what
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infant is suffering rom pain and exhaustion; relief
viii be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is ad
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Fun directions for using viii accompany zach bot
Tile None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTIS
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Sold BY al Druggists throughout the world. yfa9
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