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Sterling Price, James s Rains, j James
McCown, jeremiah Y. Cockrell, and
other rebels Of note, having property
in the State Of Missouri, are sued for
damages TO the amount of $4,000 in
the Circuit Court of johns on county for
false Imprisonment The plaintiff is
Brinkley Hornsby, Esq, whom the
Warrensburg Standard designates as q
veteran in the Union cause at time
when it cost man his liberty and Of
ten his life, 20 take sides against rebels
ia johnson county" e&
By order of publioatian, the defend.
ants are required 10 appear in court on
the 10th Of October next OF be sub.
iected 70 judgment and the seizure and
sale Of their property through default
0fthe amount or location Of the prop
erty owned by the individuals thus
prosecuted, and which il is thus pro-
posed 10 seize, we are not appriEed, but
doubtless Price, Rains and the rest
would sell out all their pecuniary in
terests in Missouri st very low rate
s. Leuis Democrat
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: srhe Old Academy.

We have the records Q. the cold Academy" and
hence the Classification Text Books, Order and ia
Get every thing which constitutes that Inst luton
fne ACADEMY viii be found for the prsset in the
| I.a0ieT Female Academy. ~ asfv aa
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For further information IN regaFu 7
the akillfal success IN the trsAlEaf ee ... !
diseases, the reader e referred % 5I.
"a THrRaYvyrrcs and MATEHiA hEul.l
-. - 49, volunes, late edition Of l5.s
~ ~ 49, work in the United StetA
- - -, viii find Dr. Mc9ilfsanans.
s.ard;ng parallel With the beat med.aai
Doen on the age in the treatment o -. ~
go Of women. For all diseases u ~.
sJvsrtisement, satisfaction Is g9aisI
Ted Win my gsneral pgaeiios ! U"
the following
Ukronic Cases
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stid fslzta. PIsurisF, Painss yleefa ta...l, -.
Ufassees Il ths HasFt sd iasff -. -
- aionoach NsuralgIa. A.nt - "a -
Ieafhssss. Dissasss d ~ l1ltes ,.--...ssss--
=. ~, III Private Dfse.tses
Il si..sss.s,.s~ 81 the y FislarT ApfAs-
70 he Ladle8s
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~ IsiisT Or person 6trctiy eoaaiaalra-
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- go i haYs cured eoeens n NJ elsys 49,
: ,liasrput 6lstea, Who have sponl de.-4 l-1fF
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80. ~ $500 81 pF'''
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Hon. j. o. Shacl0elford, Chancellor
for the - District, has resigned his
office, the resignation 10 take effect on
the llth Of next month. He win hold
the Chancery Court at Gallatin at the
regular time. We are glad 10 add that
Judge shsckelford has been rendered
the vacant seat on the Supreme Bench
Of this State, and that he has prospect
isely accepted il lie is one Of our
atlest jurists, a citizen Of high charac-
ter, and $ true and tried friend Of the
Union.
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An E1.Rebsl Meeting in Memphis

On Saturday last public meeting OF
men who had been connected with the
rebellion was held in the city Of Mem
phis. Col r. D, Baugh was appointed
President n. D. Collins, J. R. FhpFin,
7. II. Brown, and T. c. Hume, Vice
Presidents; and Capt Rice and Major
Hawks, Secretaries.
A committee composed Of Col j. 2.
Pryor, R w. Pitman and I. H. Log
wood, reported a preamble and resolu-
tons, which were read, whereuPon Col
f. NJ Rucker objected to them, on &C
count Of their length, and offered the
following as q substitute
Resolged, That we recognize the aboe
htion of slavery as an inevitable event
it being dead institution-and we
would not restore it if we could.
ResoUsd, That we do not regret
having taken the amnesty oath that
We have faithfully observed it. and IN
tend TO religiously aud faithfully OBJ
serve it hereafter
RfsolDsd, That we pledge our honor
and hearty cooperation IN the restorR-
ton Of civil law, the maintenance OF
the United States Government and the
Constitution thereof, and will do every
thing in our power to uphold and con
tinue the same. ~ GA
After some discussion, in which Col.
Rucker, Col LogwoOd, Col Collins and
Col Pryor participated, the substitute
was adopted.
The Bulletin closes its notice Of the
meeting as follows: s4
Our limited space compels us TO omi
the svowals made by each of the speak
ers Of hearty intention TO accept tn
terms of Government, Their entire
abandonment Of the intent 20 rebel
their determination 10 be good, law
abiding citizens, their intention to Ia
Dor for the greatness and glory OF tn
whole country, and their conhdenc
that Government assured of their 10y
atty henoeiorth win grant TO them tn
same civil rights and civil Institution
that they formerly enjoyed.
Meetings of this character would b
productive OF great good, If they wer
general throughout the Sonth, in dis
bosing the public mind of misrepr'
sentations and ISLANDERS with which TO
many of the newspapers Of the da
abound. F
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rs-zyr urders;rpea having purenasea. % =. s.,.Ir
ils-s a o.. thsir ertre interest," ia 'E.sbviIis
r-snsise raaterisl, and g0oa'Wnl q ~ - rTLiea-
baiiy snd Weekly Re.itl.,.. : - ,5,tsrabef next
ton WI = = ass,r a. ths other cry "a
uers:--Dsily sl4 per pnnurn
mum. .....s.... ,-a, sgsn % tbs csty Book
suiscl pso a -. ~. ri.11irt ones On Deaaeflek
ss-si ~ soiie-t shsss q ple ~ -. -
appeal % he "a ilisnes &c I'd ssBport n. ~
70 ~. Z t.s's s'''' kLBERr RobERIa& co,
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A Chicago policeman, named Han,
while arresting rufiAn, the other day,
was set upon by two brothers, named
Tracy, Who attempted to rescue their
comrade They were about to murder
the policeman, when the latter drew
his revolver and killed them both.
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mad t,nn broke loose the other day

A mad bull broke loose the other day,
in st. Louis, dashed down one of the
main streets, goring several people as
he passed, and, at the corner of Sixth
and Walnut streets, charged on Gen.
Sherman and his Adjutante The Gen.
eral made q successful flank movement
and escaped, while the Adjutant re
tired behind strong Notifications, mar
rowly escaping. - al
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Rot and Rust IN ths Po,nfnes.

A dispatch from Chicago TO the Gin
cinnGti 6szesse says - SFFrFg
The potato rot seems 70 be spreading
10 an alarming extent in The North
west The long continued wet weather
is believed 70 be the cause.
The Calais (Afaine) Advertiser says
that the rust has struck the pota to cFoy.
in that region more severely this season
dian il has done for many years past
Many Of the farmers have commenced
digging them up, hoping TO save some
Of them Whole fields, which looked
finely = week ago, now look as black 81
IL s FIRE had run through them.
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GoMEwHERE between College am and South
- Market street. and the Post Office. an Adams
Express Envel pc, eOnta ming Oaths OF Allegiance
OF John II Clark and Mrs Rhoda A Shipp, and other
cerlhcaes. The papers are Of no value to any but
the owners aud liberal reward viii be paid 10 any
one leaving the same at this Office. .aug25-2tS
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A jury in Buffalo has decided that
spirItuAlists are jogglers, and must take
out licenses accordingly. Hv ''-
It turns out that Macmillan, Empe.
ror of Mazico. Is an abolitioniBk He
will not even allow slavery in a mod
jhed form-in the shape Of laborers
shipped from China. As there are, al
AZ O0oef abolitionists IN Spain aud Bra
zil, our pro-slavery exiles win not have
q great variety Of places 70 20 where
the atmosphere win be salubFious,
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Also

A Fa,m Of 1917 Acres, s mics from the City,
an The s.Neelyi- Bend PIKE one-half Of the tract
= cleared. balance vel tmbered. Has on it a TWO
story brick residence with SIX coed rooms, goo
lTiichen stable, and her outhoH=es. The farm Is
6neiv wstaIed. and IS enclosed with 3 good cedar
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Also

A spIsneId FarR containing 400 Acres, five
miles IRON Nashvili- on the Nashville and Chatts,
mo- a RAILROAD az Glen Clfffe Depot snd Oh MIL
creek 1heiand il very rieh, spleneidly watered
and beautifully located. This Is one Of tn BIS
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and Is pecu-
liar V adapted 10 raieing Stock. On the place y 8
rsilroad switch AID near by is very large .and
hank, bring splendid plasa Tor an extensive Brick
Yard There Is g two story brick residence, with q
framed ADDITION eon'ainn z rooms; also kiteh'
and out houses, good barns, stables, &e.I ana an
Orchard OF loo choice Fruit Trees.
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A RemInlscence Of John G. Calhoun
His Death-bed.

A correspondent Of the St Louis
Democrat writes: " A gentleman, who
spent an afternoon with Calhoun at his
chamber in Washington some tine be.
fore his death, mentions that, among
other passages Of Scripture discussed by
them, he quoted the precept Of st Pc
ter, Honor all men. What, sir Mr.
Calhoun exclaimed, '"Honor all menl'
Il that in the Bibleg Certainly, cir
was the reply. Sir, he said, God does
not REQUIRE that Honor sll men.L
What The fellow in the White House,
and the mass Of such beings IS ! meet
every day yonder at the Capitolf OBJ,
mo- / cannot honor them God does not
command it. His friend explained
that the passage claimed for every man,
honor as a man, and because he is a
man, until he shall forfeit his right by
crime. Sir, he replied, that is right;
and l do honor all men who deserve it
honor my slaves who deserve it; but
such men as have to do with in Wash
ington, neither God nor man can
honor i 81 AslGs 'a
"The dying statesman continued in
the same frame of mind to the last.
just before the solemn closing scene,
the Chaplain of the Senate called and
was announced by friend, supposing
him, from his name, to be bis Congress
sional colleague, Judge Butler, Mr.. Cal
houn said, why did you not admit
himY Being told thatit was the Rev
Mr.. Butler, who felt it bis duty TO con
verse with him The Rev. Mr.. Butlerl'
he said; what does he wRnt2 He, s
young man, 70 call at this time, to speak
TO me on a subject upon which have
thought all my life fell him he can
not be admitted e..
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r0yeRTgsT0yLL ELECTION.

Belog We give all the returns which
have been received by the Secretary Of
state. Of the election held On the 3rd
inst, for congressman. The officers in
the sth district have been very dsrelict
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The iron railroad bridge across the
Ohio river at steubenville viii be COM
pleted aboutth LET Of September, when
cars on the Pittsburgh, Cleveland and
Columbus road will commence running
on the short line to Pittsbure
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A GENTS WAsTED FOR sT8E SECRET sER.
"A VlOE. the Field, she Dungeon, and fhe "a.
espe" the incsf iztenstink ssnd excitfn., book
ever published, embracing Mr.. Rchar.fson's tn
psrsiieled oxpeneDcs for four years. hasslhnr
throneh the Souin n the seeFuf ssFsioe al ms
= rribane" 81 pili ah0nnd Is stirring evenfa, and
contain more Of the Tot, incids1t and rctntnce on
Orcuisrs. Adde'S JONES, hROs, 4 co,
lts W. 9Th Street, Clnclnnst, Otto,
suglt -snesdkW.
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EdesfisId Property.

One OF the best Suburban res denees near Nash
vile, beautifully located sAd finely improved The
loteontsins ~ acres OF rich garden land, trontns
on Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nash
vile Railroad; 50 situated that il could be cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
KIdHTH DISTRICT.

II was the Hon. Thomas Corwin. of
Ohio. that received $500 for getting the
President to take up an application for
nardon and sign il
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SoUrHERx MAIL SERyICE-The Post
master General continues to devote
much time and attention to the re-
establishment Of postal facilities in the
Southern States. On Tuesday he or
dered service TO be resumed on eight
out Of the eleven railroads. in Georgia.
The offers of Charles Wells we're &C.
oepted for the transportation Of the
mails in Mississippi, from Brandon by
Wake Robin, POkeville, Trenton, and
Turreysville 10 Paulding and back
three times q week, till Slst January
next W"
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The Quebec correspondent Of the
New York Times denies that General
Grant had anything to say about Mex
ico and the Monroe doctrine while in
that city. This is as We supposed. The
General keeps his own counsel
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Rtls Alcohol, % per cent.
76 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
PITTS Whisky pure, Tor Mod. Pui poss'-
y" Pure Breach Brandy,
I Holland Gin,
~, - - - ~ IRWIN 4 PEHDLEfOh'
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The keepers Of saloons and restau-
rants adjoining FOFd's TheAter, refuse
20 yacate. and 50 Government is 10 an
ether sgus5ble about the property.
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Ala Cor the boys Adah Isaacs Men
kin win nos accept an engagement this
side Of the Atlantic. She takes steam
sr for Europe on the 2sth inst Adisu,
Adah
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Davidson County
Farms.

A Parua Of 7Gs acres. Al miles rom Nashyipei
- 49, stones River Pike. Land very rch--eg
&C. lesred Has on it coed tao-story framed
rss,denee " III eight rooms, in frst-tste condition
sisa i;itelen rams stables, etc. his is well wa
.t,r,,i s,,1 ,reU tO(ated.
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Also

An FIeeaut and finely improved Farm o. 81
acres 1zf les rom the city near the No ensSllle
pike. The soil Is very rich; has on it q tSo,sioty
iraroed reqidegce with i've rooms and cellar, kltch-
en- of6re ia she yard. smoke house, workshop,
stables. etc An excellent spring, and hne srtr-
Il m vel very near the no sc, with new pnmp
and veil HOUSE, Has a splendid orchard and gsr-
den also beant fol lava Of eveTgTeens. bar
| gain can be hsd IN this place. ,-l1+tI
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Whale oil bas advanced 20 per cent
in San Francisco, since the news of the
shenandoah savases
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The price OF gas Is TO be reduced in
Pbiladelphis on the first Of October to
- 50 or s. IS per thousand.
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A bsicr snd framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, and outhonses Has good
shade trees and 81 excellent cislern Lot fronts
100 fe On BoscOsel street, BY 10 fss deep. Price
$500 lgFat l.a .t - ara:
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John L. sheridan, a brother Of The
gallant Phil, has been nominated fol
State Senator in Perry eOuntys Ohio,
by the Republicans
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Also

A Farm OF ga Acres. 81 miles ON the city, on
the s,Brick ChDeh Pike" Has good framed
house with four rooms, kitchen and out-h9tlses,
stables, ice house, &c; oil 10 good repair. Abcnt
two thirds elsaied, balaLee in good timber; wei
WRtered. arrr .
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AFir 9apertisfiatnts.


O,rTED PROPOSALS viii bs received at the
~ rs5ieo 81 the South Nashville Street, Railroad
Sorsaepy until the 18th dsy osSepteuDer, 1865, Tor
f1Tuishng the mafara, laying the rack and equip
ping the roe3 Of the Company, ana ior nuidng tae
necessary Stables and WoTzehops BIDS WI De OF
ssred under these heads or divisions;
E;rs5-For flraishing al material fsr The Road
way, MISLEADING Iron, Tea. cisrs, spikes, Sasnngs,
Rsilsst ETC and for laying the lrAek-
7,.-.-a-z s,r fitf7lishing the Cars.
gbITd-For furnishing the necest Hry material and
f,Silsire tf,e esa les znd Workshops an
pssS vriis 10 rec wed sor either OF tbs above
;,s,,s and mas fer the entire Hork mu 4 Be divided
into Ire above three divisions. The Company re-
asrvs f1e right 10 aceept or reject any sion OF
Ill ~ anv bid offered. Plans and speciheatons can
ba ssen Il The once Of the Engineer Of the Com
nsnv W =. Foster, No North Cherry street
r'7r rs LEE0T ARMSFR, ING -
1 .,,o9e %, Secretary.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Counties. s0E,a. FapOasr.. Hood.
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TERnS clsH,-Fsss from 50 10 500.


In the treatment Of The Eye and Ear Hnd other
organs OF sense IL becomes necessary 70 nave
sood knowledge Of everything pertaining 20 Inedi-
ere and surgery What sre called regular fnysl-
cisns NAV Rave grsduSted 10 either the Old OF new
School college and can boast Of one sideq sdn
cslioa. but vet, in the treatment Of tie ~ and
Ear. lail 10 cure single Onstlnste e.se-i2S tle
tTsatment prescribed IN their works viii not e1ect
cure 10 large majority Of eases -. -
pa BRof EmAN Il a grBduaie Of tue MissouIl UNI
varsitV Diploins hangs in his 0fee, and has many
ert,scat-s IRON persons cured, which may e
seen By csiling :. ~. s,sic.i.,
medical men Of good Standing.
IJr Mott, New York. cr
j Dr.,D. +. BlaiRards Chicago LIMOS 5tl
nv Y T1anev . .r..
:. z = y y tsir-aSs-s,se,3 "a ssa FsHa
IN. Jaha HosEaas. Pref Surgery Missour Uni-
- c,So-,,,,.a,;o5s with stamp enclosed,
I.fnIsfitly Answered Adde'S 7. ~ iao1. No. ~.
Remember his Infunary Is Al 70. - Ohafeh
Street The Iocior IS , srmaneaty iocAied.
Z ana s-Aartta t-Ia thasN.
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Also

A Fa,m Of 251 Acres IN "Jones' Bend" thir
teen rnlies rom The city, ~ miles from the Leb
NON NIKE Has 10 acres cleared. balance hessill
tmbsTed BIAS on it hesed log house with foul
roof,es Isitchen snd suth0uses, a good peach or
chad and plenty Of good er-all Nell enclosed
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WIFE, beartiully located aiid nneiy improved ne
loteontsins y acres OF rich garden land, fronting
on Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nash
vile Railroad; 50 situated that il could be cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal.
naa ALSO w. 90
A House on Rell street, with 4 rooms, good cis-
tern, &c Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street., by 0
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500,
ALSO b. sd s.
a House oDgBsll Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
6Qfees By 20O. deep, good elstsm. Price $3.50
se.5 d ALSO r
A neat framed Cottage. with rooms and kitchen;
Rooms Of good size; good eislern porch lront ana
rear Lot fronts &c feet BY 10 deep sitnSted near
shelby Park, aud very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Price $3.50. ass
- ALSO
framed House with rooms and hall, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed Lot iront9 81
feet on Woodland 10 feet deep JOINS the residence
OF Mr.. DuFy. fTiee 5000.
ALSO
A brick House with 5 rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 50 feet By no. Good eistern and garden, all Seh
enclosed, Price ss5Oo.
ALSO
fared House on FatheTland street, with i've
rooms, kitchen and eistern beautifully shsded 400
Well enclosed. Lot fronts $50 feet on fatheTlsnd Dy
liV deep Prce s5095 one third essh, bAishoe X
one and two years.
ALSO
A house on shelby street, with 6 good rooms, a
Kitchen, cellar, sad good cisiern. Lot 10 ieet DJ
us. PAIGE 5000 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Gallatin pife with six rooms.
Eltehen, outhouses and an excellent cistern ) well
eaeiesed- Lot 90 fsetby NO. Pnee $500.
framed House on 6allatn Pike with rooTnF,
outho1ses, q lumber shed, and an excellent elslern.
Lot 100 feet by 10. Terms Si5o0. .s
ALSO
framed House, on Gellafn Pike, with rooms
In GOOD condition. On Spring street. Lot 81 By 90 r.
Price &25o0. snE ~
t ALSO rias
bsiclr sBd framed House, with good rooms
smoke house. stable, and outhonses Has good
shade trees, and 81 excellent eistern. Lot fronts
loo f On BoEcObel street. BY 10 feef deep. Pres
500. luvat raa IS -a.-ss
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e 2 N. SHAPES
Select Academy for Young Ladies
KDsEFIELD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

~-acsTKa pvo MIlss from Nashville. Tenn
ITmitsd 10 sWenty-hve day and twenty-five
Eoerdins Pupla. Terne-b Board sseg ~ esss.oa
81 20 weeds. Tritioa SIS. Musc, rfeseh, ,ItaN
isc. etc. sxtfa. Cash E0ztIuss sea = eesst.sss
- 28dYess J. N. SHARPE, Ftlncihais
y. Aa Nashville, Teun.
60 ses ions commence hrst Monday sssh dsyl
Of september, and sth Monday G%zd oAyl :. ssaa'
aFY, ieeB, "
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EYE AND Earl

No. s. Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he may be consulted every day nom .
~ O'Clock, a, n, 10 pm, aad 70 p.m.j Con-
sultstions free. 80. ID, -
He cures ali cnrsble diseases Of the Eve and Ear,
snE performs all difficult operations IN sargery.
he operates TOR cataract, without PAM 0y ne"
aa straightens Cross Eyes in one minute. in old
or yo0ag $3.50 SO
81 inserts. without pain, Artificial Eyes 70 move
and appear nsturai. -.
ia. BA0oE4AS cures Sore Eyes with nld medi-
elnes, which give no pain.
DE treats AnhaTosis, or nervous blindness with
success heretofore unknown.
I He cures every ease OF Ophthalmia Tarsl, here
tof,re considered lncurabe by the Profession
He cures discharges OF tie Ear, caused By Gear
LAT Fever Measles, CT other diseases .a
Heinsslts Ar,iheial Ear Drums, whore she natu-
ri drum fmennbfane) has been destroyed which
sonnroyes the hearing Immediately. A
IA operates for ArtIncih Pupil falling Of the
Eva i'd he remedies 81 once.
Ierres the most obstihRte forms Of Ophthai
mia IN two to eightWeeks.
= II ssssss Of the Nervous System, VIZ; Chorea,
Vurslsia. SOMA Difficulties; Nervous Prostfatson,
treated successfully. u a.. -.
heretofore unkDoHn. t
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Nice Litle FaIm Of II Acres four and
half miles from the city, on the D.ekerson I ke.
Has fran house with four looms, out-houses and
stable Lald very nch, excellent water. Prcs
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mil q from the cty, on niii eresk-opp liths
Min. About Two thirds Of iss ncn bottom land
and well Watered. 81,
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A House on BELL Street, with rooms, good els.
tern, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bel street., BY
feet deep, well enclosed Price $500.
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Also

Farm Of &C Acres Of very rich land lying on
ones Riser Pike" 81 miles from hashyris en
% Mil Creek" very near good mil. l-a1lk