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Judge Brien held forth to some seventy
Eve or a hundred people in the Market
SQUARE last night-R crowd attracted by q
negro band, furnished for the ocoasiOn-and
in his speech he repeated the declaration
that RIsjor Lewis was the President Of the
9th Of January Convention, and that he
voted for the present franchise bill. Now
Judge, as you have a bad memory, We will
tell YOU that Mr.. Rogers was President Of
| the Convention and as TO the declaration
that the Nlsior voted for the franchise bill,
we only appeal, as we have done above, to
| ,he journals Of the House. What he
thought Of the bill, he tells US in a speech,
delivered on the ID Of February, in which
he referred to it. He said
our duty is not TO overturn or upturn it
!, simply 10 return. This, sir, is tae key to
nv proposed course Of action on this sub
! iect. Nor am a stiekler either for mere
forms, without the spirit recognize that
surrounding circumstances make necessary
certain irregularities, and justify depart
ures from prescribed rules, but l do not
esteem that ANYTHING in the situation war
rants the boldness, with which the hand Of
innovation, now uplifted, proposes TO touch
the sacred franchises Of the peoples hber-
ties. And il is from this stand point that !
shall proceed TO examine the propositions
before us.
MT. Speaker, the act now on the statute
book did not meet my approval, because |
behaved that il cOntraveued the principle l
have lust laid down, and becausel believe
that ID was ~inexpedient and uuwise as a
nolicy. did not think even then, when
| he smoke Of the conflict was still lowering
about US, that prescription from the ballot
hov was necessary, but on the other hand
nat its consequences were iraught with
eviI. ana believe that the necessity at this
time for further legislation is evidence OF
the correct Judgment Of those VINO opposed
il. Il has divided this people into partes
the prescribed and those who think pro-
scription wrong, and the ProscriOTrs
and those who uphold them We
see daily evidence Of the fact, and that the
difference Is widening and the dislike deep
ening. This alone should condemn II as a
policy, for the true line Of action is 70
| hraternige, and by cooperation attempt 70
repair the mischieis Of the struggle. .
We have charitably attributed these mis-
statements to the judges bad memory; il
thew are now repsated-well, Of course he
will not repeat them, when be hnds they
are erroneous.
The Judge stated thst he had received s
dispatch from the President, condemninl
the course Of the ~resigning members; and
then read some remarks of President John
son regarding rebels, which were mad'
during the rebellion, and tried 70 make tn
people believe that his wss the dispatch h'
referred 10. He did not read tbs document
itself and we are inclined to believe that hi
memory has failed him again; and that i
GENE from Secretary Fletcher, and not tn,
President. Had Il came from the latter
nothing would have been easier han ii
PRODUCTION.
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STEALING Cows.-A man nRmei Mansel
Goodman, who resides near Fort Negley,
wss yesterday arraigned on 3 charge Of
stealing a COW from q neighbor, which he
told to a butcher named Baker, who resides
on she Charlotte pike. The proof was posi-
tive, and he was held over in the sum OF
5000 for his appearance at the Criminal
Court. and was committed in default Of
hail
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For Sale.

NNE o. the beet Rsadsnces n fhe couniry, "a
" tie southern psrt 81 tDe ely. Gear the isruiInus
u he south EaHHWIe Eorss- aaHrdad. n afsl
nta ne Ehnornoo1 rae 1ul llnE. a large mo1ern
tUo-sl1rg hrck. ufh ten roomas Eteheu, a.. eooi
hrck smoke houss and servant Euuaas. zood re.
t.p. lsrrs YARD. Nei euciuead. afL ~ a~raa IN
lsnI pan 81 shea u hrst rate Esnisa ianI 80.
VITA chnice run uees- a pap = lraa hr 49,
VErd. ufth pianfy Of uEfsri and al oorae4a--r-
~ getting Huod. Tns - and &. Rrfro4f -
b. ne corner q he place, from shrh -. -
ceFsd for turning uucE. Tie properly : an-z8s
ths corporanoa, sad = tbarsoFs eEam1t ron cor.
l0luinE ne properly. Tenn sssv
Aei4fs shlHQa a hukFHEE
aeda e. v hATT HR0NHAca
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VorE FoR MAJOR LEwIs.-We hope to see
q full-very full-vote Polled at the special
election next Saturday. Let every friend
Of the administration remember hat the
a~estructionists will all be at the polls that
every available radical vote will be cast
and while there is not the slightest danger
Of the election Of Judge NJ. NJ. Brieu, it is
necessary that the majority against him
should be overwhelming. Turn out, then,
everybody who is DESTROYS Of seeing har-
mony and civil law restored.
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ErE Yonk, March q


Persons u~neequainted in The city seeing
30 menyadvertisementS for the treatment
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often at q loss 10 def
temine to whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab
iishment Of this kind is at No. g Dssderiek
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antse that this Is q reliable institution. DR.
A. RICHARD JOEEs may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement Al medicines furnished ~
f1s aTee-
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SELF Alma

This vice, which is never prAeticsd in
the presence Of any one, hss proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nOblest
and most talented young men hat ever
gave tongue 10 ~eloqusnce or pen 70 song.
u has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim x
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects IN is pains are scattered
the ruins Ct reason, the most melancholy
sight thst can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box sos, Nash
vile. Tenn. fsb1s-v
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Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and sst
urdsV- RetuTt ing, leaves Tnuneo n Mondsy, Wed
: -dsy and Friday. Office a. CRY Hotel, kast SIDE
Pubic Square.
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OLD TuEETRE-Niss jean Hosmer was
greeted last eveaing with n greatly increased
attendance. In fact, a more interesting au-
aiense has not been gathered together
within the walls Of this old and popular
place Of amusement for some time. Miss
uosmer seems 10 be taking quite a hold
upon The play going portion OF the people
~ Nashville. Her rendition Of the chsr-
scter Of " Juliet" in s~hakespeare's tragedy
Of Cd Romeo aid Juliet, but more firmly
established her as possessing rare dramatic
talent This evening viii be presented
play Of decided interest, entitled, Love
or the Counties and the serf." Make early
application for seats lest you may not sc.
them,
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OFFICERS.
Psddsnt,-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't lst National Bank, Nashville.
Hcs ReiHoh,-A. @. WELLS.
SocrsfnV,-F. H. COTTON.
TrorKrr,-WM. c. BUNTS.
ana SuD~erfnfmferf-C l.. HFOUFMROURG
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ACCIDENT TO A CoSDUcToR.-C Conductor
Jackson, Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad, while walking over his train day
before yesterday, at shellmound, was struck
by the bridge aud severely though, il is be-
loved, not fatally injured.
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or THE TRAcE.-A freight train on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad ran of
the track night before last, st Wauhatehio,
Georgia. No one was injured, but the eK-
press train due here yesterday morning was
detained, and arrived three hours behind
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And DEPARTURE OF THE TRAINS.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Windosg SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEREIrT 4 HILL,
AZ Church street, Maydeld Building,
mhs-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIatOORa Iron Wgks for Sale

THE Stockholders having 50 directed, the Pres
Il dent viii ofar said properly for sale, a. suctien.
on the fnt Tuesday in April next. IN Atlanta. un.
less sold 81 private sale before that day. TINS pro-
perry u located ~ miles above Atlantis, on both
sides Of the Western a Atlantic ksirosd. There Is
Zoo acres o. lSnd, q reasonable portion Of q good
farming lsnd. aud the balance valuable tnr wood sn4
m~nenls-eold, copper and iron the iron ore
seeming 20 b. inexhauslble, and The fray ore bPiag
esteemed among the best IN ne word. The Com
and Flounng Mills and lr0n work. Era ouiy some
half mile from the Alsioous depot, on Alstoona
Creek, shich furnishes the water poser. About
hsH Of the village o. Alsioona beloags - the pro-
perry. some o. he buildinCs beng entirely de-
suoyed. others damaged, al TIRE working stock
beng entirely destroyed, others damaged, al HE
working stock beng lost and = majority OF the
stockholders beng crippled 10 mesns ~ toe uva
SEES q var, have determined the company 90 sell
rather than attempt under the Circumstances, 10
resusots-e.
Information m detail can be rrocussd - consult
ing. J. o. MCDANIEL
GA--2n AuEnU. "a
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e a woman

In smother column picking samburg
Grapes Cor Speer's Wine. IL Is an sdmlrS-
Die article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-class families in Paris, London aud
New York in preference to old port wine.
IL Is we'll worth 3 trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldee2l-tstkweowly.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

n all cHes, which saves 20 the patient tho exrav8sut prices OF medicines or pre-
crpU1us. which will, IN many eases, cost more than che whole Of his trHT=. be-
ds you save yourself the probability f exposure, i'm calling Cor che medicines f 4
Drug Store The office IS so arranged that Dbl me need see yH while there. All
usness and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients aud strangers, IN visiting
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CinneInnatI, OhiO.-JOsEPH q. QUrsBY, ID
cur authorized agent to receive advertisements and
subscriptions for The Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EDwrS T. OyEAALL' Of
the Commercial Reading Room, Is our authorized
agent to receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Eashuals Union
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. T"DD 3 Co are
our authorized agents 70 receive Advertisement
and subscription. for the Easheus Union.
Joux HooFER 4 Co Publishers Agents. Al Park
Row. New York, are authorized to contract for sd-
ysrtising IN our paper.
Joy. Cor Co Publishers Agents. Tribune Build
ipgz. New FORK, and BIoWn's Iron Building. Phils-
aslphia. are authorized TO contract for advertising
10 our paper.
4 NJ. PtrrEsaLL a Co Publishers Agents, 81
PARK Row. New York. and 9 State street, Boston,
are authorized TO contract for advertising IN our
paper.
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C5nnecs at Lebanon with the Ale1anaIs Seseh
every Sunday, WednssdaI ard Fudsyi via Chess
nut Mount Coach every MONDAY, "so -.
afraag
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.CISCISNATI, March27.
FLOUR duh and prices tending ~dognwards. We
quote superfae 81 5Ogs, extra state family g. PIG
9 3 fancy s. 259u 50.
WHEAr dull aud prices nominsl.
Co.'s in demand at 7293 in bulk and elevators.
oAIs firm and in demand st 40-45 for No. I No.
2 advanced 70 40c.
GRocrRrEs dull and prices unchanged.
WHIsSr Is in bond; So 2392 "a duty paid.
Mess Pork sold at SIS 90 for city.
LARD dull at lsc.
Provisions very dull and prices nominal.
Bulk Shoulders SIC packed. Bacon duh. Shout
ders can be bought stl254c, Sides 1870, and clear
Sides at 1870.
GoLD 1875
LOUISVILLE, March q.
ToBlCco Leaf lover for o5mmoH Logs; sales 800
hhds; 50 80 to IS for common light lugs TO b. light
wrapper.
Flour, snptrine s. %.
MISS PoRk s24 Is; Bacon Shoulders I2Il clear
Sides Ice; plain Hams 2l1zci sugarcured 2l}sc.
CoRs Is qeoted al SIC for shelled.
Lard is steady 81 lsc in uerces; kegs 20c.
EEE YoHE, March u.
Cotton rather active st S994oc for middlng.
Whisky steady a. 81 26@2 q.
Western Wheat dull and commoa grades de-
eHning; SIC o9l c. for old and BcE.
Rye dull snd hssIy.
Malt dull and nominal.
Corn rather more active and a shade frmsT CO,
y, and Ts@s55lc.
Oats a shade firm Ssa42c.
Petroleum dull st2i92sc crude; ssG9 refined.
Coffee and Sugar dull; Hsyssa sugar u4auLcI
Molasses duh 45s4sc.
Pork hamer, SIS 75926 for New Mess, closing st
SIS So; Regular saga go Old do; and 81 25S
p for prime
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Damssks. Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
81 lowest rates, just received BY Hewitt 4
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar q I'm.
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Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Maitings, Drugits,
RuEs and 1lats. Largest stock in Nashville
rust received by Hewitt 4 Marshall, No. 81
college street. Mar In
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write ssUniOn Ohice" on the face of
the Copy.
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Ora jos OrYIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
Ing in the nsateBt style, and at the lowest
prices, 81 this Office.
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Italian Awnings made TO order. Furni-
t1re covered and repaired by Hewitt 4 Mar
sbtll, No. 81 College stress. Mar. S, In.
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In ChAncery at Carthage, Tennessee
JASuARr RuuKs, lss6,
wyatt ". Jlnkins,
vs..

william. Corley, e; ss.
IN this cause, it appearing % the satisfaction Q
4 the Clerk and Master, that VIM Coreys john
Coriey, Marx Corey, Sainda Corlsy, Perry hunt
and vie May, Vim Allen, and wife Jane, Sampsl
Hsnklns snd vie Luhtis, are sa uon-resadeuus Of
ne state OF Tennessee, - taat the ordinary pro.
cess OF law cannot be served upon them;
10 H. therefore ordered tat puhicsnon be MADE
for four consecutive weeks In the Nashville Weekly
Union, newspaper published in ths IL Of Nssh
Vile. requiring sad defendant 70 appear before
ne Chancellor o. the Chsncery Court Of Smlth
county. 81 the court house In Carthage, Tennessee,
on OF before the hrst Monday 10 June next, 1856,
fhen and there to plead. answer or dsmur % CON.
pisinanrs hiL, or the same WI he taken Tor con.
eS--d - - kem, and set for hearing ez psre.
fehin4w .. a.. CAMPBELL, Q. an.
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n Smith County Court, at Carthage,
FEBRUARY RULES, 1856
r. C. sanders and Horace
vs.
panIIna RaaNaa and nihnn

~. , Petition.
Pauline Reayes snd others.
IN this cause, and on motion Of compliments
solicitor, and II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
ClefK, that defendants J. J. Msglolkln, judith j
Msgiockin, Ruth {. Msglocklin. Pauline Rsases,
Adsline Resyes, Jane Resves, and RhOda keaves,
sre nOn-rssidents Of the STATE Of Tennessee, and
residents Of the State Of Kentucky, 70 that the or
binary process OF lsw cannot D. served upon them'
for four consecutive weeks, In the Nashville Union,
4 uewspaper published IN the cry OF Nashville.
Tennes see, requiring sad deisndsnis to sppear be-
90 be Couoty Court o. SInuh county, Tennessee,
al the Court house IN the tosn Of Carthage. on the
drst Monday 10 April next, lsda, then snd there to
plesd- answer or demuF b complsinRuts' petition,
or ths same vii be taken Tor confessed and set
X. W. TURNER,
tah9r.wn Clerk Of smith County Court
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale al this Once OF
printed 10 order.
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We src obliged 70 Ed. willard, Union
street, for the attest Louisville and Cinein-
uau papers.
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70 Milk-men.-Mlk Tickets lpints and
q%uarts) on different colored eard-boards' Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Auction Sale of Furniture.

Auction Sale of Furniture.
Tom C. Crunk will sell on Wednesday,
March 2sth, inst, atthe residence Of Joseph
Elsasser, corner Of Spruce and Union streets,
all Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale TO commence st 10 o'clock, A. NJ. All
are invited TO attend this sale.
TON. G. CRUNK.
Mar. 2j-3t. AuctiOueer.
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CITY NEWS.

FOR the House of Representatives.
We are authorized 20 announce Maj. VIZ. B. LEWIs
a. g candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Es,uon March sist, 1866.
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Cotton and Wool HaRd-Cards
SARGENT g. co.
In ChRncery st Livingston, Tennessee,
FEBRUARY RULES. ls6a.
u. Tompkius,

IN this cause u appearing 10 the satisfaction q
he Clerk and Master nom coupiNnsnts hA
shi,s il sgora 60, that defendant James O.. Snith.
= pou-re- idents Of the State Of Tennessee, -
ibaf the ordiDary process q law cannot Be served
r,.5e Ear four con secutve Weeksi IN The Nashville
T,ion newspaper putiished IN Ne @y q Nash
- regu. requiring said d~siendNnhsul.hs % kP-
pesF e the next term 81 the casncers Oso,@ se
~ August next QS6g and pleAd, snsser q
So ~ complAiuants 81, OF me same ~ -
$500 fr CONTESTED 4 - 10 hin, So ss. &C.,
az parte-
EkQa-lU
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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To Whom II MAY Concern.

A IL persons having Gains against the KashFias
n and ChsicanooEs Railroad NompSay, tncuired
tnoE 70 lat Jolly, 1855, are notified thas ali such
OGUE are Teierred toa COMMITTEES q Nrectonai
cQnsisLng q Lew Naae, n. 3. Huggins, sad Thos.
=, Caldwell, EEQa, who meet 10 Murfressboro %
AoodHy and Tuesdsy. Seth and 9TH INST
WI INNEa
seAe 6easzE supsnhtsaaszL
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4 united amount only OF he stock thus appro-
pri led has been placed IN the hands 81 the ofhcer-
ofthe company 10 be sold At s. per share and ~
the sto K has all been issued, full paid, m pay
ment Of property, it il not therefore, liable 70 any
future assessment.
OFTIcE No. 66L North Cherry street, Postofice
box va, Nashville, Tenn.
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Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswax.

THE highest market pncs Oil he pad, 10 goots
Co, No . north hsrket street. Tom Wells ed
stNnd for 6inssnE, Fssthsn. AID BsszusK- A.
much o. 3.oD la- einsslE asntal
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Estrsy.----D Davidson County

TAKES up - J l. bstemsn, On ne 96h of Feb.
IL ruArfs one stfaJ OF, msrked 40 described A.
folioEs one ulesruf ia rFhf tar. oFtTbf IL len,
vita tlsse ace red aud White srourd sEcd sboui
{ yszrs. loE 10 order. ADuraisad a. so.
mar13-sS.F ALkX. McDAELEL, Rangsr.
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HOUsEKEEPER3 trquH-i with vemu Deed
be 10 no longer, fthsy g-s "Clsrsa ErfrlmlLs
t0r We have used ti % our zaUHsrlu tu1 u "a
bor -ozf G.. ne would ha.alL To-. We base lIaf 20
rous. tlt ley effected B0JIu1g ll -oHtsI o.
ufI- ku0-rs fEs brstth on % Rat. Nice Eouaf-
ants, and bed-Bug-, quicker Then ue csn Wrte j.
tJhsj Grrsfts.
$500 "C5sTAa aiysussmsut above.
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1866.

A NOit 3 FROM TIE FAH WEsT--psaE1HE
n "tos.a's' Kat. E1scn. Aat. o. Est-mu-iof-
"m1r 7..1 sni pr3vsil1H ORE I.strUg.l lHl
in brs1. 11uu b. v-ru4l Hsa so.I1 tHf Dr. %
Of lai- faf ana ia.+-t Kluer"-LH-
Hrrrf
49, Germ aivsrlssmtal a51Ee
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FARMERS And H0uzEKEEPER4 sd11li r.
collect thaf hludra1s Of drlHar- pDrtl ~ rrhnt
Provisions. &c.. ere snauaiy a siroTni - hal
Nice, Anti. alt utrer lse1z aHl tffuan-ai Hl
slch cen b prevented ~ a lev dollars aqrh on
"Cosrsa's' kaL Roach, Ant. Ael hh-ft4-~f4
bought and usef freely
Er-see "C3uaHs advertisement shove
Hssoif 10 Nashville, Ieln., 81 - q. VI.
SMITH and ai DrlFE .li nr..H-
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old Course Of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by psueuis returning with secondary symptoms
Dr. JONES has discovered a mode OF treatment Tor h5e, d-ases which BE- rather a
pleasure than a pain. HIS uesumeut has undergone a thorough Investigation. ma
has been found much more efficient than any other. He IS never troubled With tho
complaints of patients with secondary Syphilis. swollen organs, or with many smr
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are the same in all caaF-wu charge the same Coz one
weeks attention that he would Tor one month, aud t is Of course 90 bis interest %
cure as speedily as possible.
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Established in 1852, at
NO. 20 DEADERICR STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED the BARBAR0Us MODE OF
II treatment for PRIVATE DISEASES, BY The we q al,ue Applications and
that these dassases might be cured By some more pleasant aud rrI-te remedies. 81
By the
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Papers Lost

I HAVE lssi as ioiloslag scrp q ue Psnnsyl.
y realA nup odmpaly q Fhla-
Eo, loss for so. dafed las.
~ lGS q 30 e. Lao
Ne. IVA " 81 e ia
Ne. izi7 sTtrz la. e is5a.
hEEs ". FORTKR.
HsshHas Eissss,
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HENRY 4 JOHN PARET, Jr,
s. CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YORK.
Manufacturers znd JObb9f8
CT Il "a ~ CO
A Large stock adapted % Southern Trade
In Chanoery st McMinnviIie Tenn.
FEsauaEr Erurs, lsa
FEomas Rsias. Alar 81 AotL Etas. ace e.

r
issa- Eaias laekarn Etua. Het4l -nW a.
wife Efmaarh. Grsa.s ~. ha.1. hebtfi F
sud wife HstsT FIf-r. Cs.fl lrefs Tod 4
FuuEiu frrc, lFlrln frert sag aa
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