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Rapid Progress of the Rs.sso-Anseriean Tel
egruph. Ef ri

NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
The Herald says telegram has been receiv-
ed from Fort st. James, on the Frazier River
British Columbia. announcing the completion
Of the Russian American Telegraph line to
pushing on toward Stuarts Lake. The cable
to cross the straits win be laid next August
A party is also on the way to Amoor River to
build northward to meet another working
party from the Anadyr. The Herald's advices
state that the enterprise bids fair to be carried
to successful completion at much earlier
day than is generally anticipated. Col. Buckley
was on his way to Gulf Anadyr at last advices.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
II GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

r .ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
II GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAkTERn AsTER,
Washington, ID. C., Al gust II, fs6s.
WIN be sold at CITY POINT, VA, On WEDNES-
DAY, October IL, ut IL o'clock A. M. About tour
thousand IA ,O00i tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, ON FRIDAY, October
10, at I'm:
Fiv Coy first class Locomotive Engines.
About l50l Freight Cars and ~ Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at L. a..
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge
Al ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
18th: l.I7 -
Fiify 500 frst-cass Locomotive Engines, ieet II
Eighteen llsl new Platform Cars, Eve loot gauge.
Twenty five t25l new Box Cars i've f5lioot gauge
About three hundred and fifty 1851 Box Cars iect
81 In. gauge.
About ty V hundred and thirty t2SOl Platform dO
About thirty lso) Stock do, 4 feet i'm. gauge.
Twenty l20) Passenger do, ieet 81 IN. gauge.
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Sixty do do, framed.
Fourteen (14) Flats e -..s-.
About two thousand e, O0O) tons Railroad iron.
Sales TO commence at ALEXANDRIA, ct 10 A.
Sold Il7f7l q = 49,
Terms; Cash, In Government Tnnds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Broy. Col and A. @. NJ,
s 49,. -a..-. U. s. Military Railroads.
= August u--dto oct 10 l.s.. II
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SALT LAKE, Oct 3.
Louis McLane, Superintendent of Wells q
Fargo's Express, arrived here to-day from San
Francisco, having made the trip in three days,
seventeen hour and thirty minutes He came
by stage TOO miles, including 100 miles over
the Sierra Nevada in seventy-eight hours.
This is the quickest trip ever made.
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Row.-About II o'clock last night there was
quite a row on York Street, caused by a
drunken fellow attempting to beat his wife.
There was quite q gathering Of males and
females, but police officers soon put an end
to it by taking the fellow to the lookup. era
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Gen. Lee Incorporated as President Of Wash
Sngtoss College, Va.

The Lexington tva-l Gazette gives brief
account of the Inauguration of the late rebel
Gen. Robert e. Lee as President of the Wash
ington College, on the I'd inst, which consist
ed simply of the administration of the oath of
Office.
The Gazette says at Mr.. Lees request, the
ceremonies of the occasion were made private,
brief and transformations as possible.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
The Times Richmond correspondent says
the Commercial Bulletin has been allowed to
resume publication on agreeing not to criticise,
write or publish anything concerning the &d-
ministration of the government of the United
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MOBILE, Oct. Z.
Cotton sales to-day 1900 bales at AZ a 43c ;
sales of week $4,000 bales; receipts 12,040;
exports of the week BIOS bales; stock on hand
$4,000 bales.
The total amount of cotton destroyed by the
late fire was $500 bales.
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INv1rAT1oN.-We are informed the Pearl
Street Universalist Society in this city have
extended an invitation to Rev. G. T. Flanders
OF Nashua, N. H., to become their pastor, but
have not learned whether he has accepted the
invitation
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Ne,r Orleans Market.

f.A ess ~ NEW ORLEANS, Oct. T.
On the 9th the Cotton market was excited and adj
vanced 2c ~ III sales to-day 1000 bales ct 46 q 47c,
for Middling. als4t9s - stsi il18
r Freights-cotton to New York a 1sc ID H. sss
Checks on New York II q II per cent. discount.
On the 9Th cotton was irm sales to-day 40 q 4Sc
for Middling; sales of the week 24000 bales; stock
on hand 107, 900 bales. H gfg'4QJ r7f7rTC
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total yaIue of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to $37, $50. Included in the shin
ments were $50 box shocks; $3.50 shocks
and heads; 10000 hoops; 59S,5sS #. lumber;
GA M shingles; SO7 bis. flour; 842 gross match
es; 20 tons shorts; 2 stoves; $40 boxes cod
Gel,
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. !.
A fire this afternoon destroyed the Unltea
States bonded warehouse on Dickinson Street
Wharf containing 1000 barrels Of coal belong
ing to different parties. Loss $4,000.
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HORSE FAIR AT WATERvILLE.-Persons
attending the great horse show at Waterville,
WI wnicn taxes place Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday can go and return during the three
Gays Tor one fare for the round trip, on the
Portland and Kennebec Railroad. ct
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n New YORK, Oct. Z.
The Posts Washington dispatch says Secre-
tary McCulloch viii urge upon Congress con-
traction of the currency. The President fa-
vors such policy. 81
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Fro,,. Fortress 1ronroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. z.
The lighthouse at New Point. in Chesa-
peake Bay, win be lit tonight for the first
time since it was extinguished by the rebels in
1851. 1t viii show white light In future
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Tennessee Methodist Conference.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Z.
The Tennessee Methodist Conference are
stu in session at Edgefeld Many eminent
aiVines are in attendance at the Conference,
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LIE American Illustrated Newspapers for
'llis week have been received at the book and
change street,
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the Pniradelpnia Murder and ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.
The victim in the Arch street murder was a
colored man aged 40 years, instead Of boy.
The burglars took from him the keys of the
safe and pl1ndered it Of $4,000 in notes.
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Auction Sales.
FARM AT AUCTION,

VNYE shah sell at Public Auction on TurSnAv.
w October 1O1h, 1865, at o'clock AZ Nj an
the premises, the well known and valuable
HOmesfead Farm
OF the late Winthrop Cobb, Of New Gloueost +, con-
tanning 60 acres Of excellent land with good out
pniilngs thereon, situated within 20 roos Of Cobbs
DaII1gs station, on the q. T. R1roa1 Said Farm is
wen situated tor the Milk Business.
Store stands ON fhe Farm,
ana commands a good country trade. Also
IA Acres of Woodland,
A"iee-ii'nS OF mile N. W. from Homestead.
Two Hoases,
With lots OF acre Of land each. mar N. 1,s,ot
:, 10 Acres OfInterVaI Lana
Near the Homestead.
~ Acres of Wood and Interval T.ua.
'ao0a' i-z moving land, mile from the Homestead
Aeres es IateFvaI and Moving Land,
A'Volnins lne Shove named 10 acre lot.
% acres OF Wood and Pasture Land.
1 mile N. Z. ffom HOnsstead
Acres Of Meadow Land,
I IA miles East from Homestead. ~ Terms mazda
5 looks 8 cHAMBERLrN, Auct,Onoer,.
Oct 3-d1ws
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valuable Real Estate at Auction.
Yaluable Land on vaughan Street.

A Public Auction on Friday October 18Th inst. at
"A O'Clock p. NJ, SEVERAL LOTS OF Land
on The East side q vaughan St, opposite The man
measure on Vaughan Street Isl eet By CSC feet, sx-
tending to reserved Street, the other, separated by
areseFVsd street, Il ~ feet by 266
feet deep.
The tract win be sold on the premises, in lots to
suit purchasers Terms satisfactory-made known at
$50 : $50 HENRY BAILEY 8 CO., AuctiOnssrs.
Cc, sber y 1Ss5.-dtd w va IN
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Y.M. C. A.-The regular quarterly meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association, oc-
ours on this Monday evening.
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Saturday Morning, October 9, 1856.
PORTLAND AND TICINITY.


accommodate Us. 6v semSinS IN their advertisements
at en- early hour "a the dag.
New Advertisement
NEW ADvERT1sEHENT COLUMN
Advertised Letters-A. T. Dole. .s,r..
and Woman. - .,ar
Offices to Let-A. X. 5nuruen'
Wanted-a milk route. ,,,,.,-,,
Observation-Disclosures 81 Witherel.
Clatbinr & furnishing Goods--Morse & WithereIl.
Citv OF Portland-a new street.
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r f M O " a l. !
5i. 1as ts5N IL 2 rsaW
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
MEDICAL Electrician
Has removed his office from clepp's Block to
20. ia MIDDLE STREET,


Nearly Opposite she United States Hotel,
VETHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens Of Portland and vicinity that ne has
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been In this city, we have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment IN vain and curing
patients In so short time that the question Is often
viii say that an that do not stay cured, we WIN
doctor the second time.
aDr D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity il perfectly adapted to chronic diseases In
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages on where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheuInatsn scrofnla, hip
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance deafness, sam-
mering or hesitancy o. speech dyspelsia, indiges-
ton constipation and liver complaint, piles-we
every ease that be presented: asthma, broDchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all orns OF female
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and electric
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformitleB
moved; faintness converted 70 vigor, weakness to
the palsied form 70 move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are obliterated3 the ACCIDENTS Of mature lite
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hancs and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headachei dizzis
ness and swimming IN the head, with indigestion and
q ' %hss Sne y ss womb win
train Of diseases WI and IN EscrieIty sure mean.
Of cure. For painful mensuuahon, 700 PIolnn.se
menstruatIon and All Of those long Line o. troubles
with young ladies' Electricity e . ceItsn sPee,n,e.
and WIN, in short time, restore tne sun'rSi " inc
rurrHI TEETH! TEETH
4 n'u, - 4 60. - 1Fxtract reath NV Frrc
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auction Sale of Government Horses.
Proposals for Fuel.
ASSISTANT ouAnrEnmAsrER's OFFICE,


loI oAssrsrAsT 9yAnT na VA Ga, OFFICE,
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned, until
i October 9ist, 1865, for the delivery OF Good Mer-
charitable Hard Wood and Anthracite Coal, (Grate,
Stove and Furnace in snch quantities as may bere-
qured during the season, for the troops stationed at
i Portland, Including the Forts in the HarbOr,
Port Popham.
Fort Knox. s.r l-,- .-.,-, -
Batteries At Rockland, Belfast, castine, Maehias-
port and Treats Island.
wood only. Wood to be 12s cubic feet to the cord and
coal 1000 lbs for ton. 4ntea
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bid not considered for the interest Of the Govern
'',s-'' HENRY INlGAN,
Oct I--dtd OF Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. $. A. Z
Proposals for Stationery.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, U. s. A.
PORTLAND, MAINE, October >, 1860.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned uu-
articles q sisto aSp IN such Quantities as may Be
required for the use Of the QuaEtermasters Depart
ment: |lNl
s.s PagE per E'a~ I hsad S RsIs each S
Note Paper Ink tredl, per Bottle,
Folio Posi- Paper, pr ream Envelopes, 81 O. 10 pr NJ
Envelope Paper, Blank Book, per Ouire.
Blot Paper, Steel Pens, per gross, q
| Quills, per 100 Inkstands. ~ 'i--
| Waters, per Id. Efasers.
Sealing Wax, per T.. Ink Powder per paner
| ONCE Tape, per piece. - q
Bids must be in writing and conform 70 the above
schedule, together with a sample Of each article.
Inc undersigned reserves the right TO reject any bid
not CO lsidered tor the interest Of the Government
HENRY INMAN,
oct5dtd- Capt. & A. @. NJ. U. 5. A.
To Sportsmen.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE GYMS; R1FhEs4y
u REVOLVERS, Ponder a's , Sss M AHtsS
/ CARTRIDGES-au sizes, ELASAS, rVSon1-o.
| GAME BAGS, FISHING IAOSHnd11SeJy anu se"o
| Al assortment Of SPORTING GOODS at
AZ ExCHANG ST. 49,
| -asvis C. L. BAILEY.
Contracts and Legal Instruments.
| PARTICULAR attention given to writing Con-
| tracts. wills, Deeds, and all kinds OF LEGAL
| INSTRUMENTS, and examining titles Of Real Es-
HI. H. DEANE,
Counsellor md Attorney,
No. 117 Middle St.
PLGtss Wool DeL0ines.
| A LARGE assortment Of choice shades, amoug
Awnicn may Be found the NEW SHADES Of Violet,
Blue and Claret. This day received and selling at
Low fh1CES, at s.r,4 te
| ELDEN & WHITMAN,S. :.
sept 26-du No. Free ST.
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CERTIFICATES or CURES

From eight 10 tHsutY yssrs Standing, Eith -
krOEn " sciance aa1 anna.
For ulsdael proPerlss q B1ahu, ZEE Disc
10Y " the Onitsd 5iaisE
See Proleasor lsEeos' valuable Eoskz @
Practice d Physic.
80 remarks rEzsis b tas LATE eslstrsisi .
Physick, Fhiladelphia-
ses rs;rigzs nasts b Dr. Ephrern MeD0E.
oeletrzlee fnysieiau, aad member o. 20
Co.le-e q surgeens, lreisnd, and pubLLa1sl Z p
TTaassctouso " tas King ansi Clusens jean
Be- Medico-Chirurgical EsFisE, pub-it-
BeniaEnia InaFersi Feilos 81 the R0yz 0c-F
tsurkooua. .HNr
So most q he l4ie stsadard works on ms-.l
E1iTact Bachu, .,--..si.o0 per bottle, Or 81 ~
{" saraararila, Loo
lmpr'd Rose Wash, 20
q halia dozen q sacn ~ Sla, uhlch :
suiaeieni % eare l1e mosi Obstinate cssas, b .
tio1s are adhersd -.
Delivered 70 say addrsaa. securely packs.
- Descune symptoms ID az ucmmulsi~
caro5 zsi4Iaatssds fdgics sFz1s
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#iIitats gireftnrg,
Subsistence Department.
COL A BECIwITB, c. o.s.,
n .lltnrr nirl.lnu ~ -. 49,.

-aa COL A BECKwITB, @ G
Military Division Of ihe Mssissippi.
CAPT. ! @. REED, Q. G. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland Office No. u
south Cherry street, wee Col. Porter
CAPT. SIM }. LITTLE, @. &,
Depot CommissATy subslstsuce, Othce No. 10
OheTry-stTeet N
CAPT. 8 n HENDERSON, c.
Post CoEurnisss-y Subsistence, once North asde
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". H NLYAAE, @. &,
In charge Of q. 8. Bakery, and Disbursiug Com
Inissary Subsistence, vice Cant John A. Irvine
Once no. ~ CedaE-stTeet. -
LIEUT. J. 4 GAi1aENTIEE, A @ g.,
IL charge Of Soljners' Rest corner Cherry and
Chufch-streets, nee Laeut Henry ENG.
CAPT. y. r. LANoRkaU, q &,
IN charge Of Bsei Csttle, nee Capt Giover-siao
y shsrEe % Aerdmen, Stables, ~, wee Lent. e.
). HolistsF- once near Lover Isptina
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aashrille Gitg DIRECTORY.
Municipal Officers.

Municipal Officers. =
JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayor. r.. o. .
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JOHE CHUlBEY, City Marshal - -.-
W. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A c. TUCKER, "g go ar.
JOHN F. Ingalls,, q" "ana.. a.
JosEPH L. Ryan, "-l.5s bG
A B. SHANKLR, Revenue Collector
( B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JOHN NJ SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works. SOD
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works. ~ -
DAN CUNNNGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
VIZ j. SLINKARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works,
L n FREEKAS, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment --ra.
WV WRIGHT, Street 0Verseer
JONI @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
II L. NoRyILLE, Sexton.
TEDEAs McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoNo, Second Clerk Market
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HxLxBoLDs RosR VASE

Al e1eallaui Lotion Tor Dlsesses q . 5Tpdl- :. ,
tlrs, and A. Al Injection ~ dlseaaes Of ne -
organs, anang from hahits o. dlaaipanon, -
aodEectiou HIth ths RItracts buehu and -
rilin. IN auca diseases ag recommended
Evidence Of tho nost responsible and ~
ahnr.cllr I'll ncnornuanT ne madleInas.
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Police Department.

Captain Of Police-H. A. Chumbley. Tr a,1s
let Lieutsnant-Daniel A. BIrrhsrt 800
ID Lieutenant "a. e. Byron.
LIST Ward-H. Thompson, VIM. Stewart, T. n.
Scott
ID Ward-John Firth, A. Crostnwalt
Sd WWd-jss. Miller, ". Bonds, h W. Garner
VIM. DAnley. II
4th Msrd-Wm. Mallory, VI. W. Thompson.
5th Wsrd--Ioseph Philips, A. J. Hesld, Vance
Riley.
ender, Chas. Hi
7th waid--loseph Caps, J. oastlemSn, ". B.
Saunders W. Vaughan
sth Nard-Bsn smith. Thos. Henderson, F. R.
Nichol n. II Msnsheld. - -
9Th EsTd-Wm. Watson, 4. Mckinney, Il B.
Hall, Jas. HsM.
Assistants North Of Broad street-RolA F. Hodge.
ID. Crosthwslt. -
Assistants south Of Broad street--J. ". glover,
John l.. Cotreli. .7----'
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BLooDt BLoODI BLOC.
HslmbOId's Eighty O0nesaiEaist Oonp0si
Fluid Extract Sarsspaf
Syphilis.
Syphilis.

This is Al affection o. the hood, and attacn
Sexual Organs, LINING Of ne Nose, Ears i-'
Windpipe, and other mucus auraces, Mako
sppaarsace ID TIE forfa Of Ulcers- HslmDoi1t
tract sarssparilla purdes the Blood, and req.
~ acaiy srupuona u ne aEini EFlng 70 ne :
plerion ciesr and beatty e1i0r. 10 beng ~
"a erpl sssly l0f this class Of Complaints, "a -
DurIfyiua properdss aFe praseEFsd ~ grea.si
Tent thah anY 0thsr DgspsIaEoa Of aaFlaparLA
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H.G. Van sEGGERN,
Planning Mill.
MADISON srREET, sETwEEE CRAY AND sHEIBT.
Ware Rooms, Walnut 81 bet, Clay and shelly
LOUISVILLE. KRNTUCKY.


DOORS, BLINDS. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
Mouldinsys, Bozes BfaatIss, Sc. sash Pinned an4
tstsnad. EFeps alvays On land DTHssed Lumber
Shelving, WestharbcardiuE, -. Az kinds Of Rip-
ping, spiiteng scroll Saving, Regular and Trreeu-
lar sasn, boofs. Mouldlnfs, acs done 10 order ath
neatness and dispatch. large lot Of Dressed and
kouRh Lumber always on hand. for sale
HS1OrdeTs promptly attended ". luaayg-inls
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RaIsInsl Ralsins |! Rsislns II!

A Rse lot OF fresh LAyST Raisins just received
"a and for sale BY RO6EkrS HG5hT, 81
Cherry street, third door nom Union.
may lS-stf
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Boarding.

TWO Genlemsu and thar wives or four or sir
II young men can mad good board and Rooalz hy
applying at No. s. south Sumner ssreet, het7een
Brosd md Church streets. Also four Or SIX nice
young mea - dAg boarders. Reference required.
may6-lHs
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LIST OF ARTIcLxs,
Alto be sold for one Dollar each.


All the goods 10 the above Last viii DO sold, Elth-
out rsseFYsliOn, for ONE DJILAE each. Certificates
Ell all the VARIOUS articles placed IN similar en-
yeIopes and ssaled. These envelopes will be sent
b. mall or delivered 81 ouT Gftce, without regard
u choice. On receiving certificate you will see
What il represents, and 70 h. optional with you "
ssnd one dollar aud receive the article named or
snV other in the list OF same value, mail trsnsse-
tons by mail We charge for forwarding ths eerth-
eates paying postage aud doing the business, IS
cents each. FIYE CEEfIfICATEs viii 10 sent for 81
ELEyEN for 81; Thirty Tor 81 sIxTE-FIvk for SO
and ONE HuEDaKD for SIS. By this mode We give
affections from varied stock OF me goods, Of tne
hest make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
AZ a nominal price, while AL have chance Of secu-
ring articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire sstsischon in every instance,
ard il there should be any person dissatisfied with
sny article they may receive, they may immediate
" return il, and the DE.ee viii Be refunded
AoFgTs-We allow tiloae getiug az Agents, Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordarsd, pIoN4sd their
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
Tbey will collect twenty i've cents for every Cor
tscate and retaining 10 cents remit to us Is cents
~ nSS-Iddress GRO. DEMERIT 4 CO.,
ianl-sm SO3 Broadway, NeS York.
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sAMARTTANs GIFT.
Sent by mail II a pfsfs srralo,.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial


BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
svpt - pIiFea , @ re pulls A. posture cure
~. J FILLS - Ok SENERIAL DISEASES me sA
most potent certain and esctuaI remedy ever Mr.
sIiued reAehes ana eradlCates everv psriieis At
ne teuete,a poisoni 20 that the cure is tbor1rgh
ana permanent. Take then OF this Purifyin- Fsf,1-
cay and be healed and not transul't to vcI,r -
teri'y that for which you ulsy repent in 49,
DO NOT DESPATRf
Although you may be pronounced ipeur.tls ~.
oALilsFitaEs Moot ant Herb Juees VII -sr,,-- -
, ses5sa Of impurities from abe system As Ssis. "a
FEMALESi FEMALEsu
Ia msny affections Win ,rttrb 1,----s''.. :, 20.
ulales sufier the ROOT AND HERR JfJrgES h
mel hsPply adapted-n liberated Uterus ip Isn-
1Sitl1ses' In oeaHng down, FALLING Of the Won't
anu iOf al cotnplsints incident 70 the sex.
Samaritan's Wash
- Is, I9 case q syphhs used in CONJUNCTION xtb
ne S,, NO. Snd herb Juices. Fun drecuons
me sihcseY Of these remedies II sii-s sc-,r,.l
=; ~. N ~ 5ieians and PATIENT. They AZ, usqt
-., nc =, p hospiisls, thus restoring 10 hstb
many Of our brave soldiers. "''-'A
- - - As--eiialIe STA.
MARIIANS REMEDIES " -
"Posr HosITAI, FoaF N,ss,,,r,
hs-tmorei Nd. Feb a, I3si-
i usIe grest satstiction in statlur 49, d =.
used = ne Sdnia.ltaH ReEs.iss'' for Veneyssl ~,
SO N ~ most customary form; that have ,lai
mem with Judgment, discretion ani proDsriy 49,
nave found them 70 respond to NV eniicrsti,o ~,
ptotnPIy and ehectually Knowing their CONNIE.
stSn, n.1e ne fullest confidence IN their eshcy.
ana ~ Tar as my use ofthem extands ii -s,.,,,lrJi
them strongly. Az. = HC. .l..isn1
Assistant Surgeon 5th New YORK Vols
Lei u oe understood thst these remedies arr A.
Teooinnenced, and val POSITIVELY cure he .li-ssss
for which they are offered
Free Tree o. Male Packages, samSritans Gia 81 %.
50 cents. 49, -NNf "ASu
Sold BY ". J. c. ". SMITH, Druggists.
corner Church and Vine streets.
NASHVILLE, TESs
Desmond a Co., Propristors, sI5 Rae s.res,s
Philadelphia. ~9 S-'ee's'
lanl8-6m.
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Congress Hall.

TNHIs is the name o. 3 new Saloon jnsi opened
j on tl5e corner Of Summer and Church streets,
oppssits st Cloud Hotel, whore can be found e.
ali times, the best IN the market OF Wines, Liquors
Cgars and Tobacco 70 suit saeh and every one that
calls, sDd with II. H. W. BAKR, ss Prescupuonist,
you viii not fsil % get suited.
LUNCH Is set every day from leb 70 III oclOck.
embracing all the Injuries Of the season, with OK
Tai Soup 10 match. Prysts Room up stars for
parties, and the polite JoEDAS and kEED % wait Cd
yosi eisse them Gale 80 may li-lW7
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iiiel9onsilY 1ppeared oeiora ne an ,AI4srl11
% eiy q Fnlladolp1-1, n. T.. Hdlmho.d, -. .
IA any sworn. doth say, his prspan.a5ns -,
20 nAfcooes 20 mefcury, 81 otnar .ujunl1gs Z,
tui srs p1fely vegetable. HT. HEl4A54l
sworn and sunacrihsd balors me, us -
hofemner, 1854. Nm. p. HlBhAh-.
Aloefmsal, elh-sfreet, shove Rose, -
A44fel.t l1lteiH tlr iliorulatiun 10 c1nl-a--
~. T. HEiABOLD, Chsu--+
Dopof 10 south renih -.
lr la1r q . 5eloa Chestalts Fn-,a-laF-
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New Iron Store.

rrVHE uNDERsIGSED has MADE ARRANGE
rssufg viii che Of the most extensive Roling
Mills m Ptftsburg i0r 90 ample supply ~ lr0a ard
Ksis IL ~ sli 81 urleez CORES rO ing ~ a frtts.
tIrrg rstes. A large stock 81 Bar, fheft lion snd
Nals I'll b keeps on hand Orders Tor any az-s
and descriptions Hii - promptly eEaeutsli. and
sold a. Piiishurg rlfes. .--s
ID. DlCBET, Broad sud n ~ sts.
may2-u lD&Ti