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House BILL No Sc: To forbid wearing
the rebel uniform. Referred to the
Military COMMITTEES.
House adjourned
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Hanging the Traitors.

Since the President has so plainly
declared in favor of furnishing crime
according 10 its deserts, and o. award
ing to the leaders OF the rebellion a
hempen neckcloth Jnwholesome to the
wearer, there is a general hue and cry
throughout the country to hang the
prominent malefactors forthwith The
pacificatory temper so lately inclined
70 forgive even the high priests of trca-
son, in the exuberance occasiOned by
the prospect Of returning tranquility,
has been completely reyolUtionized
The demand for justice has sapplanted
the forbearance that was attaining q
too rapid growth.
All this is well it is change that
might have been anticipated by the
iends who plunged the country into
mourning had they possessed more sas
gacity. But there is one little c0nsid
Grafton that should not be hastily and
imprudently overlooked. The sapient
author Of certain cookery book sug.
gests that an indispensable pre-reoui-
site TO the proper serving up of the
game for the table is to catch il. The
FIRST step in the physiology of digestion
is not mastication, but the prehension
of food. Equally certain is it that the
erection Of the gallows without the pos
session of the culprit would be quite as
stupid, meaningless and purposeless as
the performance of Hamlet with the
part of Hamlet omitted B iim0rs
Ameriodn
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100000
To be Sold for One Dellar Each

Without regard TO value. and not 70 be paid for IN
Il you know what you viii receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
cent e.! VALUABLE GIFTS drawn ron this Ass0-
canon SIEGE sn. 1, 1865, che following kindly per
init uhelr pan1es T. be u-e4l
Robert ao'chk 81, rev Haven, Com Ne o.
ieon. value $50. " + 7 Willis, " pa 81, y 7,
Diamond .r~t4r Pm value 500 Mrs K q Tappan.
I6 5 o7jz St, cod " tc1, Tdue SIPS. Miss Elien
b. N.ckerzon, Blnshsupsor, = J.. Melodecn, Va
Ire : o. Mr.. L Stour, 81 Tenth 81, cTk,
P.snh value $50. Mrs Thcs 4 Miller. Srrantg o,
Pa Diamond knE. value SlI5 MS Ellen }.
Pe,k spruz6sld. us. Melo con, value sI25. Dr..
]. Van Ripe, Washington, d C.. cod Eunnng
Ca-ed Wsrch. value $50. Edw I'd n. lladssy,
Worcester. Mass, Piano, value $50. Mss d
Farvau Dubuque, Iowa Diamond EsT Drops, va
Ire s25i Fraueis Moran, lz6 Pearl St, Albany,
\ Y, Music Box, va-ue so Mrs ingsrscli,
Urtana, Ohi1 silver set, value SEQ. LEU 3 +
Headricks, WiHara's Botel Washington, d C., 81
YER P-teut Lever Watch, value 8 .. Capt ] War
ner. l5r1 y Vols. silver Wat,n, vslue SIS.
MANY persons Who have drawn yalusb.e prss7,
do rot 2 Their names published OF We might ex
tend tbs list.
MAEyEE or ngs-EIBCTIoy-
CERTIFICATES naming each Rrticle snd it,
EsIUE. SIRE placed in sealed envelopes, which sTe
vel mixed one o. these Envelcpe-, coutsinlrr
the Cert .ste or Order tor some Article, (EoFth %
lesst one doisr at retail viii he deliver 81 our
otter or sent bp mai o. any nd fre-s, without re-
gsrd 70 cho'ce, on TIE re eipt q . cents The
purchzs er vii see that Arncie it draES, ana ~
saiua, which may b. fram One n Five hundred
Dsilar-, and csu tasn ss11 one DJilar and receive
he aruc 2 named
Es-No Bia-ks-Evsry purchaser gets vsiCe-
Parties dealing With US may depend on having
prom pt returns, Enl he arucie drasn Eiil BE- i'm
med aieiy sent 10 any address ~ Ieturn NAL OF
express
Ent;re sat sisction Guarsntesd 10 al Csse-.
~ Certificates Tor o1s Dollar, Thlrseen for
Two isoi ar--
Agent. waited. send stamp for Circular. All
lettaTs should BE- addressed
T. BENTON a co,
Box 66e7 Post Oncs, Nss York
apr23-iuldkNe
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From sight - twenty years SANDING. wa namss
Known 10 science and au1e.
For medical properties d Buchu, zee Dlfpenas-
tcry q tie Unlted 5talea-
See Professor Devices Taiuasls WORKS On ne
PTac1ce Of Pnysic-
So remarks made b. ne ists caiahraad D..
Phyaiclr, Phladelp1ia-
See remarks mate b. d. Ephrugn1 MnDoWeil, q
cale1ratsd Fhysician, and member q t1s Aoyal
College Of Surgeons. ireland, sld published IN ne
Transactions Or M King ani slueen'a Journal
SEE nedleo-ChirurTqcai keViaE, puhhsisd b
Eeniafnin TraTerH, yellow Of ths Eoyd College of
aurgsous.
Sc most o. tie Late standari WORKS On uaodciaa.
Extract Bucn % per b1tls, or 81 i1r SOD
1u.,,a - SsssaeEs s-s' l b &c 30
o. halfa dozen q sash foT So, Which VII BE-
sucieni 70 cure tho rost obstinate czaes n diroo-
nols are Edhsrsd b.
Delivered . saJ sdarues, sesursly paekse son
obserFaron.
REDescroo symptoms r. % faz1rn-nica1saE.
Curaa E1arEa.aeds LdFc1 ErElk
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Imn0IianIIo Horsemen.

AWE TWO FINE TROTTNG sTALLlONs,
Tempest sad Washington, j r,
MI make toe present season a. my stanle in tnls
city, commenting Ap Il ].
tempest IL q - olsck thoruuEh MorEel; wash
luFtsn Jr. Il heautiul dappe bgoWn- They need
o1iv % be seen " h0neulen for recommendation
Bob srs Rfnd. gentle aud f,st and srnnracs az ths
required Qualities q Ans horsaa. Auy l1lormN1on
VT be ryuz ~ aPpsyiag 70 .
spttt-aH ". = p0kekl4VA
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Town Of Johnsonville,

rua'ishei plsn o. which can ne seen g our Office,
srI sf the u-ioepa Hotels. and otCe- pubic plsees,
IL rms oilY. Bei1g eEE.bly lcCslad on me East
f.4-.t- cf ne Tennessee river, fsl miles nom is
mouth. ans si the TERMINUS q The Nashville snd
1hare-tarn ksIIu Oh distance Of u uslies rom
Iirs. fy- surrounded, as 30 D., by r.ch ana pro
9aravs country, ami being 10 almost constant rlTeT
..7l- -. .suoI win many o. TIE most important
.oumaTcui cites O, ne NoEiA End southwest
~. .r-. ,1-lsnce. such an opportunity icr ssfe
"a r-5faaae investment, is has seldom otered
g rrr me sole ssauts for The safe &c niss a1d are
r..., gtro.i6ed sd empowered 70 grant Giles 70
,-errra-ars go
~, Nf4Hui'Ic end NcTth-Wsstern Railroad VII
ta ihe-agg y reps rea p ne co1s-e q ~ Gay :.
- - s.sf trips " b nlaie DcsFcen THIS CITY
nj I5hu.oarlle. a liberal t-aae p-r1a.l has sesh
granted.
We VIII also ossr ct the sane aHs about 80 sorss
~ eb srS beaVily rrnoerea lAnas lying Ia the Inn
raeel-'s ''---' ". MATT BROWN 90,
su.it--lr q oasrrJ EEasA
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By Mr. Doughty; Increasing the pow.
ers OF the courts Of Fentress, Morgan
and Scott counties Passed first read
ing
By Mr. Ryder: For the protection Of
the franchise, and prevention OF illegal
voting, by 3 registry Of the names of all
voters Passed first reading snd re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
By Mr. DoWdy: To regulate assess
ments for damages on rebels. Passed
frstreading
By Mr. Mulloy a bin 10 punish
outlaws, IS q substitute to a bill on the
same subject now before the House.
The bill declares guerrillas and Others
70 be outlaws: Mr. Cooper explained
that the judiciary Committee were en-
gagged on bill on that subject, and Mr..
MnllOy withdrew his bill
Senate bin No IL: To incorporate
the Memphis Afheneum Clnb. The
Judiciary Recommended its rejection
Report cOncurred IN and the bil was
rejected.
Senate bin No 10: To regulate the
appointment and duties of Notary Pub
lie. The Judiciary recommend its re-
lection, there being no sufficient reason
for the change. Bill rejected.
Senate Bill No 8. 10 change the
county site of Shelby from Raleigh to
Memphis, and for other purposes. The
) judiciary recommend its passage after
striking out section 3. The bill as
amended passed its second reading.
Senate bill No. 80: For the benefit of
Isabel James and Henry j. Yarnell
The judiciary COMMITTEES recommend
ed itsrejection. Mr.. Hood spoke agajrst
the report Of the committee. The 3 il
was rejected Ayes A.; noes lG.
House Bill No 81: To amend the
road laws of the State, exemptiDe
negroes from working on the roads,
and sll Others who shall pay s. day
for the exemption. The judiciary re-
ported against the bill and It was re-
iected-
House Bill No o: Relating to At.
torney Generals, requiring them TO
bring suits for State property that has
been taken into private possession, and
those having received, or improperly
disbursed State funds, in aid Of the
rebellion. Passed finally. ayes 81
noes !.
House bill, No 81, as amended: To
incorporate the National Insurance
and Saving Institution Of Nashville.
The Judiciary recommended its reiec-
ton, as it confers banking privileges,
and 1t involves an attempt to do bro
kers business, without paying license.
Mr.. Dillin spoke at length in favor
OF the bill, but in reply 10 questions,
acknowledged that the greater part of
those applying for its privilege, were
not of good loyal standing.
Mr. Mullen said that this case was
like many others, those who opposed
the Government when they were able
to do SO, were the first to ask privileges
when their powers of opposition were
gone
Mr. Hood moved to lay the bill on
the table. The motion was adopted.
Adjourned until two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Siegald moved to reconsider the
vote on House Bill, No 81. Lost
A message from the Senate annoUno-
ed the appointment of Committee
for conference with the House on points
of difference respecting Senate bill No
IS.
Bills
House bill, No Sc: To forbid wearing
the rebel uniform Referred to the
Military COMMITTEES.
House adjourned.
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HxLMBoLDs ROSE WASH

An exoeIsnt Lotion Dor Dlssssss o. q BYplEitc a.
tire. ald an ilieeton In diseases o. ne unnary
organs, ausing rom habits d dissipation, Used IN
c0nnecu0u with The Extracts Buchu Eld 3arznps-
nila, In such diseases a. recommended.
EFidenee Of the most responsible sd ralinha
character vii accompany tns meaicinea-
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Great Prize Distribution
By THE
H.Y. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
$50 broadway, New York.

! D amOad Pms, Brooches end Far Drops, Ladies'
Sets Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Corsl; Jet
/ and sold, Florentne, Mosaic JET Lava Eud Cameo
| sleeve buttons, sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
| Clains, Pis and Chased Gold Rings, Gold THIN
| hes. Iocke,s New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
1 and Pencils Fan1v Work Boxes, Cod Pens with
| Gold and silver Extension hold r., and large
! sort-ueat o. Fine Jewery Of every description, OF
! ~. h.asL rllaIra and l-ta-t .tNlaa. valued at
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a]ustrriITs Cits ghtfturs.
MnniCinaI OMcers.

HAuntsipoA VhsoOAo'
JoHN HUGH Smith, Mayor.
WM SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HEEKy, Treasurer.
JoHE CnUNsLY, City Marshal
W. Il. WILKINSON, Deputy AsrshsL
JkxEs A. STEELE,
A c. TUcKEE,
JOns +. INGALLS,,
JosEPH L RYAg,
A. B. SHASKlnz, Revenue Collector
E B. GARAET, Water Tax Collector.
JoBx n SEABUBT Superintendent
Water Works,
JANEs PErur, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
Dan. CUBNIEGHAN, First Engineer Of
Water Works
WM J. SLEKAED, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L N FREEIAE, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De-
psrtment
WV WRlGHT, Street Overseer
JOIN Q. DODD, Work House Keeper,
II. L. NoRyILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCAKrY, First Clerk Market,
ELISA LoSs, Second Clerk Market
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For One DoIlar.
which they nees. not pay uzsl Il IS known what is
drawn and lie value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed IN all
Cases.

Nav YoHK, January, 1858.
The Eureka Cir AsscCiston Is the Original and
Largest tlit Association m ire country.
is business continues o be conducted in 3 fir
and honorable manner, and greedy Increasing
trade - proof that our patrons Throughout the
country appreciate On method O. obtaining rich
ana elegant goods. NOneCs receive less than the
value Of their money, A. no art Gle on our List ls
worth less Khan one Dollar, retail. and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from Tarious parties throughout the cOun-
try acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable
gifts, may he seen on he st OR office.
Parties desling with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article dTswn will be i'm
rledistely sent TO aI address by return mai OF ez,
press.
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= S3snee 70 ohtaa any o. tie s,o-. .-,,.s
s cenls - y P'i'--a-''i'g a seaei Enyeiops for
So fsve sesled Envslores VI, ,-..-.,.
One Hundred Tor SIS 0A'y-hfe Tor SIC j
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BLOCDI BLOOD BLOOD
Hsln0olFs Highly ooassairsisa OouPouAa
Fluid Extract sarsapariIIa
HKRHTLIA.

This Il an Affection Of TIE blood, and stacks The
Sexual Organs, Linngs q the Nose, Ears, Throat,
W ndpps, and other mucua surfaces, unaung iis
appearance 10 the form Of Ulcers. Helmb0.d's EH o
tract Barsapa rla purihea the Blood, and removes
al scaly eruptons q the skin, gFing 10 NE com
pleEion clear and healthy color. ~ beng prspar-
Cd expressly Tor this caes o. complaints, ita blood
purifying properties are preserved 10 greater en-
tent than Ery other preparation q skrsaparlA
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LIST OF ARTICLES,

$1,000 see
All the goods m the above List viii be sold, with
a u reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
Fl ali the various articles plzced n similar en-
welcomes and sealed. These envelopes VIII be sent
bv mall OF delivered Al our Office, without regard
n choice On receiving = certificate you Will see
What It represents, aud &c Is optional with yOu 20
send one dollar and receive the article named, or
any other IN the LIST Of same yaue. In eli tTan-ac-
tiorg hv mail We Chsrge for forwarding the cert.n-
Gates paying postage and doing the business, Is
cents esch FIVE Certificate VIII be sent Tor 81
ELEvEN for 81; THIRrI for s.; sIxrT-FVE for sos
spd OxE HUEDRXB for sl5. BY this mode we give
sslectons nom Esris5 ock Of i1e goods, q tue
rest make aud latest =t1 and Of intrinsic worth,
A. nominal price, while II have chance Of ssca-
ring art,cl es Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire sausfactonin every lance
snd II there should be any persOn dissatisfied with
a1v article they may receive, they maj .nmsd ate
Nv return IT, and the prce viii be REMINDED
Aagsrs-We allow those acting As Agents, Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance Emnunt to one Dollar.
They will collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
ti6cate and retaining 10 cents remit 10 us is cents
for each.
rR-Address GEO. DEMERIT 4 Co,
iauI-8m 800 Broadway, New York.
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STATE MILITARY AGENcIES.

For tie Relief Of Sick and Disabled Soldiers 10 this
department, &c, g..
FOR OHIO.-D. R Taylor. Office, No Cherry
stree, up stairs.
PENN YL.EANIA.-Col. Jas. ChaInhsrIn. Office,
No 49, Cherry street up s,al-s.
INDIANA Col EJW. Shaw. Of6ce, ~ Cherry
street..
MICHIGAE-L. B. Willard. Of6ce, No. 461z
Oh rry street
uLINOI5.-Col. ]. n Sheets Office No 6 Cherry
street, up stars.
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AFFTDAYTTl

( IrsrsonzllY Eppsarsd hsfoss ne a aIdsrnEn o,
Zoe city q ftiladclptia, n. T.. Hoimbcld Who -
ng duly ssorn, doh saJ, bis Preparations contsIa
10 narcotic, 10 unefcury, o. ol1ef nsuIioua drugl
out are purely vegetable Il. T. E4LMB0LU.
sworn and sutscrbcs bsi1re re, thls 20 days
November, 1854. WI. p HiBBARD,
Alderman, ela-sireet shove Rae, Phiia.
Add-aaa lHt.era f1r luf1rmaron n c0usdeuca,
H.T. HELMBOl.n, Charnist,
UeIrci % aou1h Honid-streeL
Eelol llaa.rrl. Pl--.aninL-..
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MiIitatg giteftorg.
Subsistence Department.

Subsistence Department.
COL. A. BECKWITH, c. c. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi
CAPT :. c. REED, c. c. &,
Deuartlnent Of the Cumberland. Office No. 70
Sonth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT SAM :. LITTLE, c. &,
Depot Comnissary Subsistence, Ofscs No. 10
CherTy-street.
CAPT 8. y. HENDERSON, @. e,
Post ComnnisssTy Subsistence, Once North aide
Public Square, opposite Courl House.
CAPT. ". Il. HLYAAE, @. g.,
In charge Of Z. g. Bakery, snd Disbgrsing Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Capt John A. irvine.
once NO. - Cedsr-sIreet.
LIEUT.. J. 8. GALLESTEE, A. c. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest. corner Cherry and
CAurch-stTeets, wee Lieut.. Henry king.
CAPT. D. R. LAMOREA Q c. s.,
In charge Of Beet Csttle, wee Capt. Gl0veT-also
ia charge Of Her1men, Stables, B. vice Lent. u.
S. HoHlst5r. Once near Loser Landing.
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SILK CIRCULARS,
CIoaks & Basques,
OF tsr T7tas- Psris STYLES.
Auction Sale
0f Building Let's in The City Of
50nnSOnYiLze.

On THURSDAY. FRIDAY ard SATURDAY, Nay
I-r I.tr mod b. n ,-e sd, ole- f-- sale on he pre-
r.a--. Isr-s ulu1ueE o. Euhaiu Lois In the thuT-
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Police Department.

Captain Of Poice-H. a. humbley.
Isl Lieutansus--i'a ud A. B rchett.
2d Lieutenant o. A. IT, Byron.
1t Ward-h. Thompson, VIM. Stewart, T n.
Scott
p WsTi-John Firth, A. CrosthTst
50 Waid-J4s Miller, W. Bonds, - ". Garner,
Vim. Uauiey.
Asa y srd-Wm. Mallory, d. ". Thompson.
oh Wsrl-JOseph Philips. A. J. Hssld, Vance
Riley.
oh Ward-ss-n Piummer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
e1der Chss HUI
18th Wa.d-Jossph Caps, !. Csslemrn. W. B.
Sanders ". Vaughan.
9Th Ward-Bea smith, Th9s. Henderson, F. r.
Michel, b. Il Man-f=ld.
9th Ward-Wm Watson, B. Mckinney, II. B.
Hail. Jas. Hall.
As is.a Is North OF BIZ sd street-Ro1t. F. Hodge,
D CTosthWst.
Assistants -outh Of Broad street.. ". Glover,
John L. Cutrell.
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= 8 By Mr.. Rogerr Regulating suit. h,
fore Justices Passed first reading ana
referred 70 the Judiciary committee
By Mr. hullinix Repeating section
3222 Of the Code, and regulating he
enroiiment Of actions at law. PasssS
frst time and referred 70 Judioi.rV
committee
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HoUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES,
FIFTH WEEK
n NEEk
" EDSEsDAY, May, ;.

me ne house meet at 9 o'clock. Pr,var
- M at- ,iauI was granted ten days leave
er cooper desired 20 record his vot.
H.HsI me offering OF - 90 reward
loI e1 Governor Harris Mr.. Grifitb
Z on leave, voted for il ~
ar Thomas, OF Benton, called stian
hoh 10 the TACT that the Governo- !.
proclamation, on the above sub;e.,
stated that the reward had been Off, >
ed by unanimous vote of The - -
lature The record was real 50 80
Clefk' showing several negative yoteS
zen Donaldson entered the Hogss
and was invited TO take seat with;1'
the bar q
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MORTON, CRlIG GC0.,
Commission, Receiving, i Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. "a West Fourth st., CIncInnaU- o

~ E have formed partnership under the e-7Ye
~ name and style, for the purpose of doing
General Commission, keceiv n, and FCUyar..u-
Business, and beg leave to announce tr our rl- .t
snd the trsie generally, 20 mangsr tuners gr pro
duger-, that re are prepared 10 receive, end ..FH
our prompt attention to cons. guue4ts gD. 90 r"a
interests OF those who may iaFcr uswIth the- lls-
mCss.
We also propOse-snd have Arrangements %
make Il special permanent iea5ura # cur uu-
siness-to purchase goods on orders iDr uer J. -'7
snd Others doing business II the South and West,
in the Federal iue-), which cannot { !. 70 prove
source Of convenience and profit to those avn 10
themselves a orr services. We the ei re snEnt
orde with entire cOnhdonce that sai-loc % 2,Wll
be given.
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
Wsrding goods.
Leemlng Il uun ecessary to use the nance q.
prominent friends in almost every CITY OF She Union
we refer with pride and conf Hence 80 our ie OH
cial positions, and 70 those who have known U-
longest and best, IN our uatIve Sc ton, t'- toe
prompine-s and fidelity with winch We rray -a eE-
pe-;od 70 discharge or DUTY 20 81 va msy u-
trust their business and me reSts IN our care
specially invite leunassea17 q, an n chi.
from other sections Of the 1uulry visiting tins city,
for their convenience, 70 have their letters sddr Sod
% our care, and 70 make or flee their head gar-
tiers during their stay IN the city
gtfi7ars AID soldiers having Irs'e Permits To-
Tennessee, can be facilitated IN tneir bu-iuC a--
Engagements by calling 81 our office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN :. CRAIG
r1arle--3n JAMES s. IyRra n
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The Wells OF the Company are now
producing oil.

payment for stock rnsy ne made 10 dratts, re11s-
tars5 rotes. O. government tonds and ~ Irls 80,
Inch t.aaiz aad securities NJ Be- taken o. Their
paroiff4ocsz rrav - aiiressed % the Company,
p O BOX 81, EeF-Yo.k C-ty, or . 'Aiianle
rank. Treasurer q TIE NeH-foEr and LiFe-pool
petroleum Company, 1fZ broa1Hayi heF-lorE
City, o. 70 snT ~ its AEeuts
Subscriptions VII b. received y
NELSON 4 MURFREE. Ag'ts,
- CherrJ streat.
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sAMARTFANs GIFT.
Sent nv mail II, q ,f.,,, ..,.,-,---..
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOo


BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. letters
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerisl
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
i offered % TIE public as 8 positive cure
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAI DIsFASFS - "a
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERS JUICES i ths
most potent. certsn snd efectiaf remedy ever No.
scrlbed; It reaches and ersdicstes eyery partcis Of
the venereal poison, 50 that the cure Is thorough
gnd permanent. Take then. OF this Purfyinr Rem
edy and De hesed, and not transmit % vour ros-
terIty thst for which you may repent 10 sfer years
DO NOT DESPAIRI
Although you may be pronounced incurable. the
Ssmsritan's Root and BERT Juices VIII remove everv
vestige Of impurities from The system Is vel as al
the bad effects Of uereUry.
FEMAGESl FEHALEsI!
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
rlaes suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is
most happily adspted-in Ulcersfed Uterus, IN Leu
corrhosa4 70 bearing DOR, Falling % the orb,
Debility, snd Tor az complaints ncldea, 70 TIE sex
Samaritan's Wash
+, in case Of syphilis. Gsed in corIunction with
the Root SAD Herb Juices. Pun q -reetoas
The eficscy Of these remedies is alike scknovI-
edged by physicians and pstieuts. They are used
IN the T. s. Hospi as, thus restoring to health
LlaLll OF or Grave soldiers.
From Ehs Balfnscrs .SaH.
THAT THE SURGEONS SAY or TYR 81
AARIIAN'S REMEDIES.
"PosT HosFgrAG, FoEr MAusHlLr-)
Baltimore, Mi, Feb. - 1854
81 have great satisfaction IN stating ihat I have
used ''Tqs SalGFltli. Re8lsfies for Neuereal Dis
ease IN lis most customary form; that have used
them with judgment, discretion, sud properly. and
have found them % respond t,vlny antcpstions
promptly ami eiectuAly. Knowing their compo-
ston, haVe the fullest confidence 10 their efcacv
snd ss far as my use Of them extends I recommend
them strongly. ALFRED G. B0wEaa
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
Let e be understood that these remedies ars as
recommended, and VIII positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Price o Male Passages, samsrulH's Gia $40;
Female IS 0Oi Root and Herb luce g %; Wash
81 cents.
Sold by ". J. Q. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Corner Chur. b snd Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, TENs.
Desmond a Co, Projectors, sI5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
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oFFICERss

hon. DANIEL g. dickinson, President
VIZ. T. PHIPPS, Vse-Pre dent
ROBERT BAs5ETT, secrstEy.
BURTIs, Mianz sup'L T'susTils, Penn
ATLANTIC BANK. AZ Broadway, n. = Treas.