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BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.


IsDlAsAPoLIs, May II, p m.-An inter
esting railroad suit is now in progress
in the Circuit Court B Il S. Scoffin,
pork-packers and shippers, brought a
suit against the Indianapolis d Cincin-
natl Railroad for damages sustained on
account of the delay in the transpOrta'
ton Of pork shipped to New York,
which was 80 days on the road; during
which time pork declined, inhicting a
heavy loss on the shippers.
The defence of the road is that the
Government seized it for the transpor-
tation of troops, and the pork had to
be stored in Cincinnati
Some sixty other cases are awaiting
the decision of this one. The entire
railroad interest is combined in the de-
Tense of the Indianapolis and Cincin-
natl Company, and a great array Of
legal talent Is engaged on both sides.
NEw ORLEANS, May 1.-THE release
Of DR. Gwin is doubtful He hesitates
to take the oath, and says he never VIC
lated CT intended to violate ais allie
glance.
The people are very indignant at the
breaking out of new crevasses. The
new ones are immense, and the whole
flood.volume of the Mississippi flowing
through them. They are too wide and
deep to be closed, and present the ap-
pearance of an ocean. The engineers
have abandoned them, and the whole
lover coast will be deluged The loss
of property is immense, and the people
have all been driven from their homes.
There have been heavy tornadoes all
through the State, destroying crops,
houses, and trees.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE results of
the failure of Messrs Bayne q Co, OF
this city, already known to the public
rs the prime cause of the failure of the
Merchants National Bank of Washing
ton, proves to have been more disas-
trous financially than was at first sup
posed Four of our city banks at least
are sufferers. One OF the oldest and
most reliable is said to have lost about
$50 900, which will no doubt somewhat
curtail dividends for time. Another
is said to have lost one hundred thou
sand dollars by the same operation
Besides these losses, many private IN
dividuals lost largely.
CHICAGO, May II, PM-On this morn
ing's train from Alton, French Cana
dian named H. German, attempted to
beat out his own brains with monkey
wrench, and came pretty near succeed
ing before the astonished passengers
could interfere He was taken to the
hospital. He has wife and child liv
ing at Alton, whom he has repeated!
deserted. He refuses to assign the
reason for his suicidal attempt.
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A Letter from Chief Justice chase.
g WAsHIHGToN, May l, Is

celGDratl0n OF lDe lnlTby-SnItu ann
versary of the American Anti-Slavery
Society in New York !;
WAsHNGToN, May l, 1866
"DEAR Sri can not attend the an
nual meetieg of the American Anti
Slavery Society on the Sth accept my
sincere wishes for the complete accom-
plishment of its purpose to achieve the
deliyerance of our country from the
spirit as well as the fact, of slavery.
Among the most urgent duties of
the hour, / count that of pressing upon
the intelligence and the conscience of
our countrymen, the expectancy, as
we'll as the Obligation, of unqualified
recognition of the manhood of man.
The nation has liberated four mill
lions of the people from slavery, and
has made them citizens of the republic.
THAT all freemen are entitled to
suffrage, on equal terms, is an axiom OF
free government Neither color nor
race can be allowed, without injustice
and damage, as grounds of exception.
"If in the first movement toward ma
tional reconstruction, the truth had
been distinctly recognized by an invi-
tation to the whole loyal people OF
every State in rebellion to take part
in the work of State reorganization,
can it now be doubted that the practi-
cal relations of every State with the
Union would have been already re-
established, and with the happiest con.
sequences?
Nothing is more profitable than
Justice. Does not suffrage promise Sc
curity, content, self respect, betterment
of condition? With suffrage will there
not be more and more productive labor
than without Will not suffrage insure
order, education, respect for law, &C
tivity in business, and substantial
progress?
Il have heard the difference between
the production of the lately insurgent
States with universal suffrage, and the
production of the same States without
it, estimated at one hundred millions
of dollars year. At this rate the in
Justice of the denial of suffrage will
cost those States, will cost the nation,
i've hundred millions of dollars in five
years-enough to pay nearly one fifth
of the, national debt
Is it too much to expect that sensi-
BILE and patriotic men in those States
will, before long, see their true interest
in their plain duty, and join hands with
those who seek, not their injury or
their humiliation, but their welfare and
their honor, in equal rights for all
However these things may be, this,
at least, seems clear. The men who so
long contended for justice to the en-
shaved, and now contend for justice to
the emancipated, will not, can not, must
not cease their efforts till justice pre-
walls
Yours truly, s. ?. CHASE
aWENDEIL PHLIPs, ESQ
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HEADoRs DEPT OF TaNs.,
MENPBIs, Tenn, May 10, 1866.
lAA OAAC2T W %
EXTRACT. I

EXTRACT
]. General r K Clary, Chief Quar-
termsster Department of Tennessee, is
hereby directed, in accordance with in
structions from the Secretary of War,
TO refund the amounts collected, by or
der of Major General n. J. I. Dana, as
a military tax of two dollars, (S2) per
bale on cotton, at Memphis, Tennessee.
Restitution will be made 10 the parties
from whom the amounts we're collected,
their legal heirs or the properly con-
sdtuted attorneys or representatives of
the same; in the latter case, the proper
powers of attorney should be fled with
the receipts, which viii be given in du-
plicale.
By command OF Maj Gen. stoneman.
(Signed) VIZ L. PORTER,
Assistant Adjutant General
Memphis Argus
C0IoREO CARPEETERs AT TIE FREEDNES's
BUsEAU-The advertisement Of Gen.
Runkle for coloredcarpenteFs to rebuild
the schoOlhouses destroyed in the late
riot, vas responded to yesterday morn
ms By large crowd, numbering from
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
WESTERN DIVISION,
NASHVILLE, TESS, May z, 1866.
TVyHIS COMPANY having esumed their business
10 this city, (which was interrupted by the warl
take pleasure in informing the Baukers, Merchants,
and business people generally. that they are pre-
pared to take charge Of and forward to deshoation,
GOLD, SILVER, BULLION,
TREASURY AND BANK NOTES.
BONDS, VALUABLE PACKAGES,
and Heavy Freight, in charge Of special and trusty
Messengers
Have connection with respOnsib Express COM
pane4 to all parts Of the Uriied states, Canada and
Europe.
A. K HOLT, Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, Sup't. mayS-lm
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SPECIAL ORDER.

Senate bill No. 3O4: To amend an act
passed May "a. 1855, to amend the revenue
laws. Senate bill No. 3O5: to Rmend chap
ter Of an act passed he oath of May,
1865, entitled can act to amend The revenue
law" adopted in lieu.
The bill IN lieu was then varieusly amend
ed, and rejected on third reading; ayes 10,
noes II.
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MnrIoN TO RECONSIDER

Mr.. Hall entered a vote to reconsider the
vote rejecting Senate bill, No. 395, known
as the revenue bill.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
No. Is: Declaring Jefferson Davis aud
his accOmplices in the Rebellion infamous,
and that they ought to suffer the extreme
peualty of the law. Taken up in House
amendment, striking out the name of James
Buchanan, and the amendment coneurred
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East.
Steamers of l. S. Mall & Peoples Line,

Leave Louisville at 100 noon, daily, and at p m
daily, except Sundays, arriving IN ClncInnasi 10
time TO connect with early morning trans for the
East
Baggage checked from Nashville 70 st. Louis,
Chicago Cincinnati and all principal Eastern cities
pG- The Night Express leaving Nashville at $3.50
D NJ. and Galstin at 4:l0 m, viii not stop at IN
termed ate sta iOas hetEesn Gala in and NASH
Vile. ex ept on Sundays, for through pas engers.
Galatn Accommodation will run daily, except
Suudsys, az follows Leave Galatio at 500 m, ar
rive at Nashvil e at s:55 q. Returning, leaves
Nashville at $40 m arrives at Gallatin at $40 p.
m. Stops at all intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
rnay9-1m Genl Supt L. & N. r. r.
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Wantad.

A GENTS wanted in every town and neighbor-
~ hood, for s'fHE GREAT LABOR SAVER"
new article in crest demand, worth so to any
family. Secured by patent and very saleable.
Agents, male and female, are mskTg IS to $40 per
dsy with capital Of s. to $40. Any person having
little spare time, will find It pleasant and profit
able. Send stamps for circulars and turn post
sge. Address r WAYVELL,
maye-3m~ Box 47sI Chicago, III.
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"PAYMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
w --- II a

Each Paymaster Will, at the close Of
each week, report to the Treasurer of
the United States direct, the deposit
balance Of public money TO his credit,
designating the place or places Of such
deposit B. NJ BEICR,
Postmaster General"
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TREASURY CIRCULAR.
distractions 10 Cashiers of National
Banks,
WASHINGTON, May l0-The folloWin G
il copy of circular addressed TO
Cashiers of National Banks:

WASHINGTON, May l0-The followin G
il copy of circular addressed TO
Cashiers of National Banks:
TREASURY DEPT, TREAsuRER's OYFIcE, !
WASHINGTON, May s, 1866. !
SIR-YOu are required to render to
the Treasury Of the United States,
simultaneously with transcripts of sc-
count, q statement showing the amount
you hold to the credit Of each disburs-
ing officer of the United States, arrang-
ed under heads of War, Navy, and
Miscellaneous, giving the aggregate of
each classification and of all the CLASH
ications, in figures
BLANK lists used for returns of in
ternal revenue will answer for the re-
ports. hese instructions are intended
10 supercede those Of the Secretary on
the same subject, issued under date Of
July % 1865. No returns of that de-
scription being now required for this
office, a strict compliance will be ex-
pected F E SPINNER,
Treasurer Of the United States.
"ApproVed: HUSH McCULLoGs,
Secretary of the Treasury"
CIRCULAR PROM THE PAY DEP4RTuEsr.
The following circular has been is
sued:
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fTHl5 old estsbl SIZED Gallery has lsteIy been POI.
- modelled and fitted up u wsEHifetut -tr..
and every convenience his been siui.e f frr Ira
benefit Of the public 10 has only % De- srel t1 s-
appr-c lated. 90 be- al on enc ho0r vIth a uIre .r
let Room tor the Ladies. and trusss that ls .f r.
10 please viii bee appra ciaied ~ bis r1If0ar Ua
are IN receipt OF new lot 90 A'UIr p. g-r.a fa
Nlche Frsmcs, new Style and, as heretofore. aH
keep large lot OF Gilt and Rosewood Frames. ono.
able for large Pictures, sgchas
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gaashrille Aniuu.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROWNE. HANKS d co.
E. BECKETT, c. ". HANKS,
W. C. BROWNE, P. JONES'
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Senate bill No 35l: To amend an act
passed Jan. /, 1865, TO amend an act to es-
tablish system of internal improvements,
passed Feb IL, 1852. Passed on third read
ing; ayes IL, noes 2, and ordered TO be
transmitted TO the House.
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For sale,

OWE FINE GILT MIRROR. Extra size and
" heavy French plate
GEO. SHIELDS b co,
msy9-4t p College street.
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Senate bill No. 319: To lease the peni.
tertiary, and for other purposes. Taken up
on House amendment, and the amendment
concurred in:
House bill No. 476: To protect certain
universities Of learning. Taken up on vote
to reconsider the V tie rejecting the bill
vote recousdered, bill further amended, and
passed on third reading; ayes 16, noes 5.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nay Il.
The Senate met at o'clock, am. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Seys.
IMMORAL.
Mr.. Senter presented memorial No. 70, as
follows:
To the Honorable General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee;
The undersigned msmorisIists respect
fully represent TO your Honorable Body that
at q numerousiy attended convention OF
delegates from twenty-five counties Of East
Tennesses assembled at Knoxville, on the
Sd day Of the present month, for the pui
pose # "memorializing the Legislature.for
leave to form new State" they were sp-
pointed delegates, and instructed TO present
the prayer Of said convention to your Hon
Orable Body.
We present herewith printed copy Of
the prOceedings of said convention, and
most respectfully ask that the Legislature
will take such steps as they may deem wise
aud proper 10 carry out the views of the
people Of our section Of the Slate. We re-
fer 10 the very able address of the conven-
ton to the people of East Tennessee, as en-
bodying most of-the reasons for the steps
they desire 10 take.
DuL as II bcetuS budb t4S pEtSeub bcsSAVu
of your Honorable body is now near its
close, and as It will be seen from the pro-
ceedings Of sal d convention, tnat the prop
osition is to be made dependent upon vote
# the people of East Tennessee, your petit
TONERS only ask your Honorable body to
authorize an election to be held in the vari-
Gus counties composing the Eastern division
of the State to ascertain the views OF the
people in order that hereafter the whole
people of the State, and all parties concern :
ed, may act uEderstandingly.
Your memorialists take this course to save
your valuable time, aud earnestly pray that
their request be at once granted.
JOSEPH A. COOPER,
S. j. w. LUCKY,
A. B. Owens,
n. L. PHILLIPS,
D. c. TKEwHITT,
JOIN CALDWELL,
L. c. HoUK,
VIZ NJ. ALEXANDER.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE,

Senator Frazier, Of Wilson, was granted
leave Of alb ence for next n Monday and Tues
day.
Adjourned to o'clock, A. N Monday.
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Nav 10, 1866.

sEsATE JOINT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Senter offered the following resolu-
ton:
Directory to the Governor. Whereas, The
subject OF forming a new State, consisting of
what is generally known as East Tennessee,
has been for many years matter of serious
consideration and
Whereas, A large and lespectable conven-
ton of delegates, representing most of the
counties OF that section of the State, have
recently assembled at Knoxville, and, with
great unsnimity, declared in favor of the
project; and
Whereas, The people of East Tennessee,
on account of their distinguished loyalty
and patriotism, are entitled to be heard and
respected by this General Assembly; there
fore,
ResoIued By the General Assembly Of tie
State of Tennessee That, for the informa-
ton and further guidance of all parties con-
cerned, II s EXeellency, the Governor, be,
and be is hereby requested 10 issue writs of
election to the respective sheritfs Of the
counties of johnson, Carter, Su livan, Wash
ington, Hawkins, Hancock, Greene, Cooke,
jefferson, Granger, Sewer, Claiborne,
Union, Knox, Campbell, scott, Morgan, An
derson, Blount, Monroe, Polk, McMinn,
Bradley, Roane, Meigs, Rhea, Hamilton,
Mari n, Bledsos, Sequatche. Cumberland
and Fentress, commanding them respect
lively to open aud hold an e.eetion, by bal
lot, on such day as he shall designate, for
the purpo Of ascertaining the sentiments
of the people Of said counties upon the said
question of organizing a new State
RESOLVED, That each voter in favor of
said new State shall have written or printed
on his ticket the words "New State" and
those opposed TO said new State shall have
written or printed upon their ticket the
words ''No new State" and said sheriffs re-
spectively are required to cert fly the result
of such elections to the Secretary of State,
and the Governor shall make known the
same by proclamation.
Rule suspended, and the memorial, the
Knoxville Convention proceedings, and the
resolution, were referred to a select COM
mittee, to be composed Of two Senators from
each grand division of the State, as follows:
sente Mckinney, Muse, Case, Trimble
and Spence.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
sss
RAILR q AID.
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.

direct connections at Louisville for the East
West and North, commencing April 3, &C.
Trslns = III run as follows
Arrive at Bowling Green 12Ol p m. and Il IS pm.
Louisville, G.OJ I'm. snd $40 am.
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100 BUILDING rLors YEAR rnRpnax Axs

fremont dspot- Harlem Rainai for shar~~ aaI
cboic" % plots IA De drawn for, thess pl.s ~itsuo
rapidly aud lerc dDuht but that all viii b~ so
and w drawing take pis-r IN November price ~ es~h
buLin.. ..y 49,, .asas 49,, q, ~. =, =, Nv.
fu p'rtfrisrr nsp. ramphiris. Ne. 10 ontslnsd ~
nn.s Ing 70 H nROrE, - Fulton street GFOnnE BANKH
~ Hnwrry llkNtN Stony. ~ Sixth avenue, lDnS
Husrirs ~ JOHN MERRIAM u Pine street of tpuS
tohNtiia FaFiham Who VIII show aud coaiac, pufrhss-
IN the property
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Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Original and Best IN the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, EeIisble and instantaneous. Produces
immediately u spleud,d Black or natural
brown, without ujuriug the hair or skin.
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed
William A. Batchelor. Also,
RegeAeratng Extract or AttlCfcuTs, f0T
Restoring and B5aEtJyj1 the Ha.r-
CHARLES BATCHELOE, NEW lOgE.
sPpIj-lv
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sv- 4 Phv.iolOzIeal View of Mari

BE- A Physiological View of Marriage
COntAuIug rvaIly g pages, aud l3J tine Plates
aud EnZmWnsS Ui lne Auaiomy OF the human % %
g-us N Stale OF neaitn suI Disease, WIN a Ires
use on AaIy Errors, I,s DepiOnUis Consequence
upon he Miuu aud Body With the Author g Plan
OF Iresttueut-the Uuly rational anu successful
mode OF cure, as shown BY tue report Oi cases
treated A truthful sdyISgr 20 the armed, ami
those eOnlemp. ng marriage, wEO entertain doubts
Of their physIc.l cOndL0u. sent iref OF postage lu
any sd lress, on recelpl % IS cent, ID STAMPS u
postal currency 10y addressing Lr- La ChOIAi No
81 Maiden lane, Albany n. ].
The author uay consulted upon any oi lhe
d iseases upon which MS book treats either person
ally Or by mail, ana medicines sent to any par' o.
Z fb- ,vorfT Oerls-orn
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The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 20 US, on Dec. lst 1902
we wiI be prepared TO resume business As
builders suu contractors on Jan. lst. Flaus
and specifications furnished to our patrons
Turning and Carving TO order, for the trade
WARREN X MOORE,
High street, between CEUmn anu Broad.
Ues3U-yru
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Introductory to the subjects for the
evenings consideration, proposed by
the Society, and bearing specially on
the mortality in this city, | have hap
PLY succeeded in collecting sll the
deaths which have occurred from
cholera, in Nashville. They are ar
rsnged in tabular form, so that the
number of fatal cases for each month
and year is seen at a glance.
In June, 1882, the Asiatic cholera
made its first appearance on this CONT
neDt at Quebec, said to have been
brought there in a vessel from Dublin.
On the first day of that year
landed in New York city, on my re-
turn home from the disastrous at
tempt at revolution in Poland, where
had met this disease and suffered
from a slight attack of 1t myself in
Warsaw. At the request of friends, an
article was published in the newspa-
pers of the country, giving an account
OF what l had seen of this epidemic in
Europe In this communication
Ventured the opinion that should chOle-
rine exist that year in the United
States, then cholera might certainly J
be expected. This did prevail in the
spring, and as before stated, Cholera
followed in June.
Commencing in Canada in 1892, by
importation as WAS believed, it soon be-
gan its ravsges in this country; and
extending from the Northeastern to
the Southwestern States reached Nash
vile in January, 1893.
The authority for the mortality here
presentd Is derived from the late Prof
Richard Currey, NJ. D., well known for
his accuracy and professional attain
ments. The FIVE visits to this city were
in 1888, '35, '49, 50 and "a During
. there were two or three deaths re-
ported and and few in So
TABULAR STATEMENT OF CHOLERA IN SAsE-
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celeb ale ToIIss soap, 10 such universal
demand, is made from The chOiessI materials, Is
mild and smOlisut IN is nature, fragrAnuY
scented, and extremely beneficial in its sct.0n
upon the skin. For sale uy all Druggists aud
Fancy Goods Dsslers. ltsLg-Iy
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Go TO Bryant, StraJtou j Co.'S Nashville
Business college fOf a thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmaushlp, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculation, Part
ueiship, settlements, Gc.
Send for College paper, Circular, sc.
Address BRYANT, STRATIUN i co.
ogtI3-ly.
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trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made 10 me g. Trus-
ID tee, on the 2G-h Of Apul, isgz and duly r,g.s-
tered N lne Registers otice Of Davidson couuiy
iu BOOK -, 20 4ts, 4sl. ] VIII, ON SAL URDAY ths
-i-h day o. March next expose % uoiIc sale, on
the premises. unless sooner disposed u at private
7sle. that Valuable lot extending fr. m Market TO-
Wa.er street, 10 Nashville. fronting about o7e hon
drcd and sXteen feet 0n each street. snd kEo Eu ss
the Bishop Mites Property. A p an viii be prepared
b, fore tns sale. Term. One third cash, and The
residue 10 one and tso ears with interesf Notes
with go01 secunry required, and lien refs ned
f-b-J q JAJ. y. LIVING, Trustee.
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Read This,
SAM. +. SMITH,

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tive Rad ThFOas Disease,
TaoCHEs AEE USED WITH ALwATs GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking. and relieving the
throat sf,er an unusual exeon of the vocal organs.
the Tro.hes are recommended and prescribed by
Physcisus, aud have had testimonials from emi-
nsnt men throughout the country. Being an arti-
Gle Of true !nsvt and having proved their efficacy
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the Troches are unIyersa y prooounced b-ttrr Than
other articles.
Obtain Only "BBoES's BRONCHIAL TICcHE-." and
do not take any Of the Worth e7s Imitauoas that
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United stste-, aad 10 FOR
elgu Cou,tries, 80 . cents per box.
IaulZ-3m
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The Bridal Chamber, al Esssy Of WsrninA
and instruction Tor Young Men Also new aud re-
liable trestuent for Diseases Of the Urinary and
sexual Systems-seut nse, In scaled envelopes.
Address, Dr. J. SklLLlN HOU6htON, Howard
A aso.s5atlon phflafat nina Pa aurlS-tH