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A GARD.

rFu4E undersigned keeps constantly on hsnd =
-. esSorted siock 81 lron, Castings, Nails,
s.-..-s Eries Conner. Einc. sash, Glass. Axes,
- pioWs- Cottoa sarapers, Thrsshing Machines,
49, sirliers sfrag Caters, Wagon Timber, Fire
49, snd Cay, Hydraulic Cement Plaster fafls.
&C., ia anf Porcelain Kettles, kopet Pulley
49,. .-s.d.innas liickets. Tubs. Broorns,
l'i,r,- ~ sra Groceries. and various other az
fsies ,..1uirs.d Tor cIty and country Trade, Nnleh
they onef - i'1"S'~ VIZ. LYON CO,
-, Is Market street..
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u soothss me lfriiliioh 81 tds mucous nemtrse
Etich iiaes the az p1ssasea, a1d gises tonslcf
distress. csEsllg acEluE Or riEinF n TIE throat
promotes eIpectcratun, Iooseus tie toueh mater
Ehch clogs up The FeIlsals % sac throat and iunas
thus eDabing ms psteus 10 breathe lree and aaiu-
a. u siimulEtes She power Of digestion. aad IA
PEI lorned Fefy sasny cures. ehen 10 an human
probability & could nas te possible.
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IrCHi ifCHl' TFUHnl
srralchl scralnhtl s.-....a..

pLANKs ITcH cERAfE VA cure n. IA, =,
- saI-s-s,1 1e.lis a'so elfas SCaii-Head. Oh
s1l-ieiiy tnces 11ceuts per bon, ssnf ~ nal al
esprsss q 81 per dozen. Addless Dr. HIs6f a -
boz ada Cinciasat. Ohlo, or
DEMOFILLE q CO..
"P'i'eAi Nashville, Tenn.
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advertantly) committed in regard to
myself, I take leave Of this nauseating
subject, as hope, for ever.
have the honor TO be your obedient
servant III S. FOorE.
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~. WnEAIoa,sl


Cares the Itch ia "a hour.. 49,, -. -.
Rheufn, Ulcers, Chilbiaina. snd an r-.,,.-
tons o. The Skin Prizes 50 cents. Nv ssn5-
,as y cents 70 John D. Para, Cineinnst.
u, VII b far~ardod ffes ~ nail w.
.eis y John D. Para, Cineinaati. b.. e8i
Drassisis generally.
1E-bcloars 81 Imffati9as.
oIa-6m sods
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Summer Hats, anov styles, F" just recoiy-
ed. r. II. THonFsos,
q Cherry street, near Union.
UNFIT
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The New York Post says: A CORES
pondent sends US the following letter,
and wri ties. AS both the characters
whose names appear in this letter are
rather notorious, 1 thought perhaps it
might be interesting TO your readers.
I have the original, which l obtained
from Thompson's house last August in
Oxford, Miss, when / was on the staff
of Major General A. J. Smith, and was
ordered by General Smith to burn the
house in retaliation for the burning of
Montgomery Blairs residence;
a''ExECur4vR DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, June 8, 1861.
j." Hon. Jacob Thompson-Dear Sir:
Your note Of the 7th instant came to hand
this morning. m HEH
a. IF you will send the coupons to Nash
vile they shall be psid when due.
" The probability is that Tennessee will
adopt the policy Of refusing 10 pay the in
terest GA bonds in the hands Of Northern
capitalists during the continuance of the
war. Ifthis policy should be adopted by
the Legi latufe az its meeting on The 18th
instant, it W Il be proper foe you to accom-
pany the coupons with evidence Of the fact
that you are a citizen Of the State Of Missis-
sippi. and the bona fdc owne-.
'''Very respectful ly, your friend,
=" IsHAN G. HARRIS.
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just received per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook. muslins, az PR
V to sale. Gao. 5HIELns q Co.
jlyl-tf Is aud ~ College street.
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TIE nsidal Chanbsr. IN F..v A. ~.
A. lnsirucuou lor Young Men. AS. uev. nj -
..A1ie ifeainne1i 90 Diseasea % tne Urlrs~v ~
.,,s3aA aIs'ems-Sent frFs. Ia ssaiad env.lo-.--
Association, Philadelphis, Pa. spris-i..
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rlr IN Oo-susa1,lOAAL uloIhlOE
We sre sithonaad % announce sAauEL J. CaurER
as a candidate Cor Congress in the Firth District.
composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
sou, Sumner, Robertson and Cheafhnm.
ie2I-tdr
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veterinary Surgery.

TUE undersigned hafing opened a Veterinary
Hospital a No. - front Street, below tls
Old Bridge Landing. sespsctilliy soitclts ne -
ra1age d his friends and he COMMUNITY q lalfes
J0hEFh SYhAhtA.
P.s-Ths haal q ruiarsnoss gwen.
u.eVeg-eIse
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for congress.
FOURTH CoNGREssIoNAL DIsrRic,

We are authorized 10 announce EBsosS CORN
Of the county Of Bedford, a. candidate 10 repre-
sent the people Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
tres composed Of the counties q Giles, Franklin.
Coffee, Cannon. Rutherford. Marshal, and Bedford,
in he Congress ~ the United States
He viii aidrsss the people Of the District a. the
foIIo,ging hines auH r1seas.
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II yoa want 70 keep cool these hot dsvseo
to ~ College street. md get some Of he most
excellent Ice Cream is The city. M
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Pearl Aisisiursss in Oh, o. water eOlors
Set Che genuine a. the Gallery Of she Cun.
seftand. aurlI-sf
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GaEaF ATrRAoFIos at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co'a.,-super Silk Brocsdo. French Grsna-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
DOlPhus Mugs French Jaconets.
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cold il falling, % Il the prIos Of Photo
graphs 81 the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures nav only IS per dozsn.
sPzil-n A. 8. Moasa, IS Cedar a.
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BarbarOus Treatment Of Union PrIs
ORers.

Inlportan. Letter from Henry s. Foofe-
Tie Rebel rCommiSsary Northrop Pro
posed 70 Withkold Neat from the Federal
Prisoners--Re5el Secretary Of Var Ssd-
don Endorsed the Pr9positiol-Aass Of
Testimony Sill Bdek-1fr. FOote Dis
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NoTIcE.-Two boys, from ten 70 fourteen
ears Of age, can dnd permanent employ
ment By applying at
i. j. NoRrHnaN's,
"a q Publio square.
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1T IsNOT DYE.

REsfEzHKH.-it Il complete aithin itself; 20 other
dressing or accompaniment q any und beng re-
CURED. Ihe half b renovated and rsegthsned.
Arestored toits ougnal color sofness and beau
", without the application Of mineral substances
10 = entirely dIneTeut ron the many aricIes thai
have been issued rom time to time, and = he
ONLY EsuHs kEsfpEEa o. Coioa End peffcct Ban
DGEssEa c0aHfSED. q b deiealely perilumad and
can b spplied ~ hrud, or son bru1h. a. q does
not stain the SKIN or s0ii the fnest linen
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Full bosom Shirts, all sizes, just received.
r. il. TEoHPaoS,
lune2l-u q Cherry So.
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FIFTH CoNaREssIoNaL DISTRICT.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 70 announce NJ. n. BRIES, a.
candidate for Congress ia The Fhh ConaFt ssiona
District, composed o. the counties o. williamson,
Davidson, Wilson. suuInsr, RobsitsoH and Cheat
ham. juneIs-td'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Challenge Ice Cream ct 40 College street
to-day. Everybody 60 and try il. Ar
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] send yog cert deaie q AeQmi Wieoz % ihis
ioHn.-5he We effected with Catarrhal Consump-
lon and siied many ren1e1ies, but coatnued %
EFoa Wszkers lunfn snd siosnach hesama YER
much dsofdercd, End Der p1ysillans md f1eraa
feapsired e her liie. Through lke use - gcrF
Compound Syrup Of VIZ Cherry she entirely ~
covered. n u. SMITH, 1uaflcc 81 ne Pates.
6oFeneaE, New York
This4aluatie Aedclae. prepared dniy b. d.
BsaVnak 1oa, 80 earih siEih taFset Fh.indsiufIs.
W.Jac y. GElTH. nsuvrks.
ccF. C1nFeh alt vas alfseil, As7kv1In.
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summer Hats, "nsw styles. " just recsiv.
ed =. n. THoNFsoE,
- Cherry s'rset, near Union.
iuafi-tG
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


We are authorised 30 announce Col. WH. B.
sToKEs, Of DeKalb, candidate for Congress in tha
third Congressional District. iel6-f
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. BeIicately Per-

I" London Hair C0i0T Rsstorer and Dressing "
" London Hair o5lor Rssiorsr and Dressing.
"L0ad0u Hair Cs0r Retoro- Gld Drsssirg. %
1t VII restore gray hair 10 o. original color.
Ali Nili make d gr0F % bald hesds.
All viii restore the natural secrclons.
Ill Will remove al dendruii add itching
SIT vii make tda hair soft glossy and asxhis.
silt vii preserve the Original color 70 cd aqa
LII vii prevent the hsIr nom hiline on
sit VII cure al diseases q the tcalp.
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cdr. sgayus's compound syrup wild Cherry. .
ssDr swayns's Ccmnoanf srrup wa Chsrrs .
"Dr. 5Wasne's Conpouad syrHp VIDA ChsrTT. p
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEAIsFD Proposals viii be received until the 18Th
- day Of July next at the ottice Of the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance Company for furnishing
materials and reconstructing the Suspension Bridge
across Cumberland rivsr 1T Nashville, Tenn, owned
By ths Bnaai Street Bridge Company. Persons
making bids for this work, viii Be required 10 sub
mit plans, with specifications complete, for the
work % he done.
The stone piers and abutmerts are already built,
and but little damaged snd large quantity OF the
irons taxi en- from the Old bridge has been preserved
which may be ueed again.
BY order OF the Board.
A. W. BUTLER, sec'y and Treasurer.
Nashville June if-ti
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EAVE or 10 lots immediately heyone ne
II Horticultural Garden, web eiiusied iof nnlld-
lns pgrposes, vhich vii eel q good iarfni-
rssssSs 70 JOIN HueE EuTH
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We would respectfully ak the attention Of I..lie.
% this new university popular HAIR prupafn.ion
and remind them Of The we'll established fact thai
eriess for good, but absolutely pe1ncious and TOO
oten destructive in ther influence upun lhe zroEfh
Of the hair Tho London Hair Color haeforar .
contains no substance ihai viii clog he borls bsil
q does contain real noarshmoat lor lhs seeaets
rom Ehcn - roots spring. thus renderar he bar
truly elegant and hoautfll n every PERIOD II lIia
On chldIen's heads { lays tne foundation y good
sabie.
Dos nOf ~ Haf, B7anef, q ne faes Liaas.
Il i The only aifosted article thst viii absolutely
eiihout deception, restore The hair % IL onEina
eolor sad beautv. cansna 10 % Frou ahers a h.s
iAilen Oh o. become ini1- Priee 81 - peg bottle.
Sod b. d.. sHayne son, s80 North siEth sirsst
Fhlla,
W.J.&CW. SIXTH
Cor ChHEuh nd Vine streets. nashville.
mAys-sm-tu n aat
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HON. ROBERT j. ATKINSON,
uaie "a Auditor q. s, TreasIry,l
Attorney at Law,
WASHINGTON, DC

oabcers' and Soldiers Claims promptly colleciei;
Catufcaies Of Ron-lndeliedaess pht0nedi STOP
1.sy,s III psv removed Pensions. Back Psy ana
Ronniies utiainsd, CiuEens' Claims for Property
taken for the Use 81 the Army promptly collested'
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For Rant

a 7ioha, - leica street, win Counisrs. 1tr,r
~ snee, anf sho. Hin.iss's err1oIes. -.
80 - k.1n Jay rtn- Aver seuiusl ald dss.rs5s
epely = n DEnaT
$40 stcuuazs =. hsl1s1s sa.s,.
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption.

Cor Chuzuh nd Vine s,Essis. M
may9-9m-tu n aat
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s9aalrille aniull.
WIN. CAMERON 9 CO., Publishers.
THURsDAY. july 10. IS.
Letter from a Fennessean in Missouri.

Corresposdsnee Of the Nashville Union.
1oe-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

RULE OF THREE.-Two Irishmen having
bought bag Of meal, suspected that the
miller had cheated them, and to settle the
question they balanced the plank on the
fence, placed pile of stones on the other.
and then guessed at the stones.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

EXTRAORDINARY MEMoRY.--A lady In
Boston, now nesrly 20 years old, can re-
peat all the psalms of David, and the prov
cribs of Solomon by heart. No matter at
what verse one may begin, she will take up
the cue, and proceed to the end Of the chap
ter. We were reminded Of this singular
fact 10y notice in cotemporarysof tho
widow Of Nicholas Chase. an old lady Of 81,
who ives Guilty hunk who can repeat page
after page of the books which interested her
in her youth, and is never better pleased
than when she can get some young person to
listen to her.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

Five cases of child murder were re-
ported in one day in London.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

before the world. that that JuStlheatlon cam
not be sustained before the tribunal Of ma
tons At the same time do not advise any
present attempt at redress by acts Of legis-
lation. For the future. friendship between
the two countries must rest on the basis Of
mutual justice.
From the moment Of the establishment
Of our free constitution, the civilized world
has been convulsed by revolutions in the
interests Of democracy or Of monarchy but
through all these revolutions the United
States have wisely and firmly refused to
become propagandists Of republicanism. 1t
is the only government suited to our condi-
ton but we have never sought to impose it
on others and we have constantly followed
the advice Of Washington to recommend it
only by the careful preservation and pru-
dent use Of the blessing. During all the
intervening period the policy of European
powers and Of the United States has, on
the whole, been harmonious. Twice, in
deed, rumors Of the invasion Of some parts
of America, in the interest Of monarchy have
prevailed; twice my predecessors have
had occasion to announce the views of this
nation in respect to such interference. On
both occasions the remonstrance Of the
United States was respected, from deep
conviction, on the part Of European govern
ments, that the system Of non-interference
and mutual abstinence from prcpagandism
was the true rule for the two hemispheres.
Since those times we have advanced in
wealth and power: but we retain the same
purpose to leave the nations Of Europe to
chose their dynasties and form their own
systems Of government. This consistent
moderation may justly demand CORES
pending moderation. We should regard it
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-02

9 g.
A QUAKER DEGREES JUsTICE.-"Thee has
no right to vote" said . good old Quaker
judge of Election in Warren county, Ohio, to
a would-be voter at the late election. ssWhat
do you meant" stormed the astounded devo-
tee of Great Unready." 81 mean thee is not
q voter; thee u not citizen of this State.r
"Why, you old fool, was born in this coun-
try, aud have lived here all my life, and there's
nobody knows 1t better than you 70 i"Thee 10
mistaken, my friend. Thee was born here, it
is true; knew thy father before thee, and a
good man he was; little thought his son
would do such thing; but thee hasn't lived
here all thy life. Thee slipped away about the
time of the draft; thee went to Canada, and
neither paid thy three hundred dollars, If thee
was opposed to fighting, nor took thy musket,
If thee wasn't; but thee became q citizen OF
foreign country; and thee can't vote herep'
The McClellanite raved, but the Quaker
judge was in6exible. The McClellanite de.
clared there was no law for such decision,
and he would prosecute him; but the Quaker
was calm. "Thee may be right about the
technical language of the law; / do not pre-
tend to say; but thee went to Canada, and
am clear in nay CONNECTIONS. THEE CAN'T
VoTE!" And he didn't. That Quaker was
born for law-maker. sas .aassass- 81
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!. HOTELS.
Stanley House, Augusfa.

Y A The subsessssss would respsctfd ly inform
xrfaxnv shs SiEszens OF Augusta and the travelling
public generally, that they have formed .
III n hotel oopartnership, under the name OF
49, WING WILLIAMS, and have leased
the stanley House. (which is located on w alter st.
in close proximity to the Depot and business DOR
ton of the city to take effect the 18th day Of De-
Gambler 1864, ON which day the house will be open
in style not surpassed by any hotel In the State
The large and commoaious rooms VIII be reftted in
the most app style, with ererg convenience to
salt the wants of b0aff ers and yistors. A numer-
GUS and welltrained corps of walters VIII be Ia at
tendance. whose efforts will be 90 iduousig directed
to the comfort and convenience Of oar patrops.
nice suit of bathrooms WILDE provided sRhere
the guests indulge in BATH viii cold Or warm
water. A ire-proof safe will be furnished for the
accommodation Of visitors wishing 10 deposit vau-
able articles for safe keeping. Coaches VIII be in at
tendancs to ,nvey visitors to any part Of the city
The culinary Judgements will Be under the charge
of an experieneed cock and hous6keeper and no
effort will be spared to supply the tables with every
delicacy tn season aud out.
We take pleasure in ke'n g able TO announce that
we have secured the valuable services of Mr.. GUY
TURNER. formerly the popular and eirs Mt clerk Of
the Augusta House, as Chief Clerk under whose su.
pervision the internal arrangement O the house
will be conducted in manner 70 suit the most ex-
acting and fastidious taste.
The subscribers intend that nothing shall be left
undone TO render their heuse worthy of patronage
and trust their efforts will meet with the appro6a.
ton and support Of the public. .. -,
iseia Fayssrr1 iaii GGAAhLhs a; WiEe,
Augusta, Dec. II, 1854. 20, decl6w&Slm
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presenting to the capitalists and the public of New
England chance to invest in Petroleum stock
that offers immediate returns, Is well future proc
poets Of realizing an income that will amply reward
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$500 NEW AM

$500 REW ARNa
nN Central wharf or around the Grand Trunk,
" Depot and yarc; Calf skin Waiiet contain-
ing considerable sum of money. ana papers q no
rewarded 90 above on returning the Same 10 No.
Central Wharf, or ~ Bracket street.
q Portland, Aug. 81, 1864. aue3Idtf
BOuKzls 8
QUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtainsd By
~ applying immediately at 30 Daniorth street.
May Nth. mayl2dH
Rare Chance.
Two purchase stock Of Millinery. nth rent of one
TO-. 5jvaetf MILLINER Portland.
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Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses
~ VIA NTED iars5Ts)

DROP0SALS will be received at this office for
IL he purchase Of Cavalry and Artillery Horses
for the use Of of the u 3. Government, till further
Horses offered for the cavalry service must be
sound in ali partic liars. well broken. in full flesh
and good condition, homlb to 70 hands high, from
way to cavalrs purposes. Price TO be $50.
Xrti lery horses must be ofdark color sound in all
particulars, quick and active we'll broken and square
trotters in narness. in good fesh and diton from
six to ten years old, not less than 15f hands high
and not to weigh less than ten hundred and ffty
pounds. Price to be $50. FsF 81
Farmegs and Stock faiers particularly are invited
to offer their horses in person at fhis Office and not
to dispose of them 70 dealers or third parties.sH
Any number ofhorses from one upwards, IL an
sering the above description and passing rigid in
spection, wi be recti lived and paid for In Govern.
ment funds. TAOS G. WHYTAL,
d1mdec8 Capt. and Asst, Quartermaster Q. s. A.
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Scrotnla.

i, Mrs william El1ery' Of 75 Central Avenue
Chelsea do certify that have BEEN great snerer
all my life from atarrh ami Scrofula Of tie worst
kind. At the sg oftwo years. the disease began { /,
assume violent FORM An my life II has kept me
in bondage. / have had hundreds Of liberated
throats; Iwould have seven in winter. had great
pain and dizziness in my head with many other al :
ments. Last winter the scroiula broke out under
my chin and run to tueh an exttnt. that 4 thought
my life would run ont, as NO doctor could cure me-
One told me It would take three years to stop the
running cam Ft ii the suffering endured IN body
and mind. Most providentally was advised to go
and see Mrs. M. G. Brown l did so. In the begin
ming Of May last, obtained her MetdpAy steal Dis
co0ery. and used Il fat ully. The happy and go-
rous esults are, that am delivered from allmv dis
eases. Ny Catarrhi s gone, my dizziness aud head.
ache are gone. feel as free from Scrofula and its
effects any being in the world. In two weeks Of
Ter began 70 the Medicine the running sore I'M
der my chin had ceased; in less THAN mon found
myself cured woman 1t Is now nearly six months
since. and hare had return ofdisease My throat
viii always troubled me with alterations, Is en-.
tirey cured Every exposure used TO give me cold:
now do rot take cold at all. feel stron ger and
bet er than at any period OF my life. j had wind
on my stomach; that is all gone can feel the Dis
covery searching through my sysl EN-. NY circuia,
ton was always bad now it is good. i am getting
much heavier and stronger ! am sixty hve years
old. want all the world to know OF my great de-
liverance from Cstarrh and Scrojula and also from
the grave where expected soon to 20. 10 sH9-Gi
Mrs. WILLIAM EflLERY, IS, Central Avenue,
Chelsea, whore can be seen.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out 1or general use should
fence in the hands Of regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparatory stuoies fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill; ye the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporliDg TO be the
best in the world which not only useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should DO PARTIc-
ULAR In selecting his physician al it lamentable
patients made miserable with ruined institutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for 1t Is point generally conceded
by the best syphilogaphers thatthe study aud man
aeement Of these complaints should engross the
whole time of those VINO would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general practitioner, having neither OPP
portu4jty nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system Of
treatment in most cases making an indiscriminats
use Of that Anrq 6ated and dangerous weapon, Mer-
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