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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-23
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The general markets were particularly
quiet to-day. Scarcely an article Of pro-
duco received any special attention.
Flour was nearly neglected. Supcrtno is
quoted at s. 75a9 80, Extra at 80 - TO SII,
but those figures cannot be realized on forced
sales.
Wheat is in liberal offering, and further
concessions are necessary to effect sales
FAIR quotations are not easily given; 81 so
~ is quoted as the range for Spring, - 10
AZ 30 Tor new Fall, and 81 25a2 so for old
FAN.
Corn ia rated at the old figures, with only
a moderate trade.
Oats are in old moderate demand, though
scarce; Ilal2c for 10 2, 46a47c for No /, are
still the quotations.
Rye 10 DUH 1T sOs SIC for No. Extra.
Barley Is 10 far request at 81 goal u for
both Spring and Fall Of prime 10 choice
quality.
Whisky is inactive again, and will barely
bring moro than - 20.
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NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

NO natural or artii ial compound has yet been
~ discovered or msnuiaCt red that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permal cure,
for many temporary and chrCnc diseases, a. prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for Yeas, with the most beneficial ei-
fects
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His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than year after their introduction
Without 8 Rival.

And justly deserves the reputation it has so long
en- Dyed 10 UeBtTa America and the West Indies.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified A. Administrator on the e.
i tate OF John r. Hail. deceased. tins - 70 no
uy ali per-Ons having claims against said estate 70
hle them with me within hhs time presented y
laN, Or they vii b. barred and those indebted V
come forward and make payment.
Jsnls-u JOHN HU. SMITH, Admir-
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FURNISHING STORE,

where guests can De furnished with all articles
necessary FOR a complete outht.
Nv q. hg. impOr. ed a large stock Of tho most
rrrigctC PerfUmsurz direct from PARIS, through
las agent Iu New York. msrT-u
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Establishe ed in 1862,
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmsnlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens' and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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SlaGhrille dgQl0ll.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS d co.
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Gov. Brownlow was in Greeneville last
Saturday.
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TKRNs oY sUBsCRRTLON /:

WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1866.
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ESS WATER

Is a cathartic, alternative and tonic, and is Vaus-
bic remedy for affections OF the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps.a, G0ut, Chronic Constipation and Cutane
Gus diseases. ISIS most powerful preventive Of the
FeveTs and Bilious Complaints, 50 prevalent 10
warm climates.
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Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part Of the world Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, containing 4 Dozen Pnts,
or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes coma ming 4, or Dozen Half Plnts, or
IL - - oh
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sAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrsted in Europe for its medicinal and bene-
6cial qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply
scians, used IN European sui American Hospitals,
and by some Of the FIRST families 10 Europe and
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Sept 22-6P NJ
The stock market has exhibited frmer tone than It
did yesterday and prices although without any import
ant change generally higher than at the close OF
bus moss last evening The bu interest controls the
course OF railway shares and tie bears reluctant
10 put out fresh contracts IN view OF the prospect Of
monetary and the probable increase Of the
earnings OF the roads during the remainder OF the
Money stall superabundant at four per cent and the
exceptions at three increasing in about the same
ratio that those i've decline The supply of CONNER
cia paper is very light and the best grade passes at
u per cent At the same time there Is percepble
dram Of currency westward.
At the open board at ton O'Clock tho market was
steady in tone and prices showed slightly improving
tendency. Erie sold at 75ss =, New York Central
l06i, Hudson River l2llz Reading ii5 Is 81 chisan
Southern S5, Clevcani and Piitsburg 81 Rock Island
Ill, Northwestern 35S-prefcrrcd OK, Fort wayne
1855, Cumberland as Quicksilver SEA, Mariposa i41s
preferred "a At the first regular boafa inc market was
moderately active and somewhat hrmer. New YORK
Central closed " higher than the time yeser-
day; Erie x-preferred "a Hudson River l, Reading x,
Rock Island y, Northwestern h. Fort Wayne II, Chi
cago and Alton 4, Atlantic Mal IL Marposa erred
q, Western Union Telegraph 4. Michigan southern was
ss lower; Illinois Central X Cleveland and Pi,tsburg ~
Cleveland and Toledo u, Maripoa common IL. Gov
ernment securities were neglected but steady. State
stocks were dull Tennessee Skies new, 1 lower
North Carolina new bonds 1.
AT the O'Clock session Of tho open board the mar
ket was steady Erie sold at 754 q, New York Cen
trail 1o6% q, Hudson River l2i7s, Reading ll5A,
Michigan southern d. 81 s5is Ceveand and Pittsburs
s7%, Cleveland and Toledo llsk, Northwestern pre-
ferred 67a, Fort Wayne 1855, Western Union Telegraph
5ezS, Mariposa preferred 3lSi-commo;N i3s, Quick
silver 52k Is. 81 Cumberland 4s3G Oho al Mississippi
certificates 29 70. ~. Afterwards there was no mate
rial change in prices, and tho market closed steady
The quotations curren, five ocock were as follows
Erie 75h a. Now York Central 1861 l07, Hudson
River 1917 q, Reading ll5la I, Michigan Southern
S4l q, Cleveland aud Pittsbnrg S7iS d, North
western 35ss M-preferred 671s Il, Rok Island
111A Il, Fort Wayne 1861 10j, Cumberland 49h a
81 Quicksilver 81 , Western Un.ou Telegraph 56al q
a. Mariposa preferred 35 a &c.
The gold market remains duh, but the tendency to-
day has boon slightly reactioaary Tho opening price
was 1a3sS, followed by adsan of 1888, relapse
1885, and subsequent to lljA, the closing quota
ton. Loans mad without inter st and at 1-6i a
1-S2 per cent in favor of the lender The export OF
specie 500 liz, Of which tho Hermann took 81, 600
and the Edinburg ss5,5i2, making for the week
$1l2 500 The exports from this port and Boston
the beginning Of May last have been follows. the
total amounting TO about hityone millions and a
half
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

A CARD. -, o,,u -, ,o,,,, ,.,or,.
old Bleecker street. we have opened
another store at l67 Eighth This arsangemen. VIII
greater bargains the IL hardly necessary TO ndd
that our Eighth will be conducted on the same
general made Bleeoker street store
SO popular that is the OF the neghborhood Tor
FOSTER BROTHERS. 272 Bleecksr street.
"a oh NJ
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Tho following n tho Bank Of France return for the
week ending September o;-Incrcase: Cash, IS mil.
lions; advances 10 millions Decrease. Bnls, ~ mil.
lions, notes, 70 10 millions; current accounts, 10 80
millions, treasury, 10 million.
The demand for money the Continent has become
heavy. The following the latest quotations in IN
leading citics--ra AZ a2H Vienna, 5aa Berlin
cas-. Amsterdam, oa0 Turin eae Brussels, s.
Madrid, ea1o Hamburg, 3k. S. Petersburg, 5S ssy
Frankfort, 4a3x.
A Parliamentary return shows in the following agurcs
that the Bank OF England did but usi escape having to
take advantage Of The permission given TO Issue notes
beyond the limit OF EIsooo,oco above the bullion
held
qcri os r.ny..S Nnf. l<t8 IN u>
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

DEyENUE BONDS
CITY OF NEW YORK,
to provide means the
ERECTION OF MARKET
uron the land lying between
AVENUE G AND EAST RIVER

OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE CoMPrRoT-
LERS OFFICE Of the city Of New York for the whole
part of $4,000 of REVENUE BONDS OF tho c'v OF
New York bearing interest Mt the OF cent r
and 10 be repaid from the funds be realized By
the negotiation OF Market Stock authorized be created
by chapter i2n Laws Of 1855
These Revenue Bonds issued OF chapter
l of the Laws Of ls65 end will be redeem bic with the
accrued Interest from OF sales OF such Market
stock shall have been adopted by the Mayor and
Common Council Of the city of New York.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT or FtNANCE. CoNPrRoLLRR's OFficE, NKw
Yokk. 10 1856
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ended Maroh 81 shows little falling on In income
when compared with tho previous years aocodnts the
net income of the Exchquer In Ireland fell from
f5 242 in tho year lSo4o5 to In the year
lS85-68 There increase IN the produce OF the
excse duties but a decrease upon customs and s'amp
duties The expenditures increased from $685. 7Sl TO
f5 $50 ss7. Tho expenditure from the Exchequer In
Ireland for the army 900 in the year 1854
s3 Il6 O02 In 1S65-66
The total exchanges OF the Cincinnati banks through
the Clearing House, for the week ending on the l5th
were-s9 2i5 $685. for the proceed ng week, $s97i54e;
excess, s27a,s4T.
The extension Of the New London Northern Railroad
from Amherst to Grants Corner, Mass is now com
ple,ed and immediate arrangements will be made for
running through trains, connecting at Grants with
trains to and from the North East and West, thus
aGording direct route from Bratteboro to New York
rho earnings OF tho follow ng railways during the
month OF August this year and last were as under
stated
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The receipts Of gold and silver this por. have been

by dcducting the importaticns from the amount
exported IL will be that the export OF specie and
bullion from the commencement OF The year the end
OF August exceeded the receipts To the extent Of
SIS, GOT 362.
Foreign exchange was steady, and the transactions
very limited. Bankers bills England at sixty
days were quoted at 107 a ~
Mining stocks showed diminished activity At tho
fret board Hopo Gold closed 20c lower than a, the
me yesterday, selling at 81 80; Quartz Hill 15c, ceiling
at So SO; smith Parmlce 15c, selling at 81 so; La
Crosse Gold was &C. higher. Consolidated Gold sold at
35c., Consolidated Gregory Gold SIT 20, Corydon
S. 20, Gunnei Goid 81 80, New York Gold &275
The London journals report that, at a meeting OF the
shareholders and bondhoIdcrs OF tbs London Chatham
and Dover Railroad, II stated that there had been
issue Of the companys bonds to the extent of
sl2S, ,Up0 equal TO nearly one-hird Of the whole
authorized The directors called their contractor,
Sir NJ pcto, 70 explain. Sir NJ Pc,o acknowledged
that he had been instrumental In thus dsposing OF
documents which in thcir nature really fraudulent
but said that II he had not done he aud the company
must have both stopped together which both have
done since
Commenting upon tho reduction Of the Bank Of Eng.
land OF discount 10 FIVE per cont London paper
says.-
The Bank Of England to-day has reduced their ratio Of
discount from SIX per cent To which II WAS lowered on
Thursday last, 20 Ave per cent making lail from ten TO
live per cont within the space of three vecksa revui
sion fully f0rescen by all Who watched tho indications
prevalent during the worst periods OF the recent alarm
vhis Ia the lowest rate touched for nearly year past
tho last date ut which fvc con, the chargs hav
ing been the sh OF October 1855 with the return 10
such point tho commercial pubic may be fairy con-
graduated on the entire TO estahls ment OF normal
money market There Is every prosper OF steady
thcr decine but may be questioned II that can be
gardcd very desirable o the strongest
recognized for tho wish .ha the per should
be- terminated al an earlier period stcd In the
which It's persistence would be carry the
scquent rcnctionary movement
Tho paper observes that advices from Paris state
tbs. tho difficulty Of employing money in the discount
market increases and ha, the total OF bills n the Bank
OF France this weok has experienced a reduction Of
than fI, 1000. Al the time the stock Of
bullion continues to augment, although upon a
moderate sca the addition this week having been
about $4,000
The Bank Of England returns for tho wcck ending
September 10 follows compared with the statement
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

L,SGIIsH BRUSSELS. TIrRrR-PLy AND INGRAM
~ carpe,s.ieD pieces of John Crosseys English Brus
sells CARPETS opened. tho neweft and best styles
offered fcr sale IN New yors ss worth OF raror. Bed
and Kitchen fsrnure Quick sales, small profits
having rent 10 paw can ~ sell cheaper that
any house In the Union. IT, a. FARRELL, 2c7 21 Thirty
mon wanted
The New York herald., 1866-09-23


A TLANrTC SAVINGS RANK, CHATHAM SQUARE.
n Y.-Money deposited before October viii
draw interest from that date
SIX PER GENT INTEREST allowed. free OF tar.
CHARLES d. BAILEY. Treasurer. :
JosEPH Y. COOPER, Secretary.
DULLS HEAD BASK-rHIRrY-FIRs DIVIDEND.
This bank will ITS usual Quartz lv Dividend OF four
IA cent free OF government after the first
day Of October next q. W. WILLETT, Cashier
SEPTEMBER 2l, 1866
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MEDICAL
sI@JLEA 9l@ILEeUs cURAMTWR.
HUMPHREY,s

HUMPHREY's
II ON OPATHEC EOUFTCs,
Baye proved, from the most emple experience, an
entire SUGGEST simple Promot Ehetent an9 Henaoe'
They the only nedoiuee pcrftc y adapted t0pOpg
lar use-so simple that mistakes canrot be made ~
so Cfhcient as TO be always reliable. c...
l. Cures FEVERs ConGestions and Inhamm at ions. rs
2 MORMS, Worm Fever Worm cole etc.'''.'62
T. DlARkhCGA OF children or adults. ,.........Il
DhoTERh 6G[IPgpR B9nS or 20 5
Z, Coughs, co ds, Hoarseness. Brouchrs. .."2 2S
q, NEuhAIGlA Tootbache. Nervous Pains .29
R bSsPEPsiH Bilious STOMACH StOmSoS costlvo ess Is
II, sUPPBkSSED, scanty, or painful Periods 25
is CB0UP. EoaTgs Cough Diai9u tBrcathlns. .2l
Ia, SALT Rheum Eri siDeas Eru ptioDs. .ss...,..25
10, Ri HEUM ATS v, and Rheumatic p aims ,.25
le, PEN ER Snd Agus Chill feysr-9d ASness; SS
Is, OH !HALMY, sore, infamed Eyes or Byehdsjo
10, GATAHl,H, acute o. chrome, or Influenza
81 NsT MA Opposed dCnia M BrSStbng.
22, :, EAR DISCHARGES, and lmOaired Hearing .5s
q, I" GGHHbRAL Dsbl ny, or Physca weakness. SO
26, SEA-sckness. or Sickness from riding ....,, 30
& Hpyos sPstSie u Sv Gtsyei henSI ts
%, soRt houth or 60
81, " PAINFUL PeIiods even with spasms. ......, SO
s5 sSSsms az Gsangs aGs 81 T Wtu; dance
"a. DlpHTHERTA and liberated Sore Throat $50
case and book comp etc si6 Case of twenty large
via in morocco aud book &c. Single boxes with direc-
"VETERISGRT srECm1cs-S nbogary cases. 10 vials,
SIG. Sir gle walls with direc uons, 81.
OF charge receipt Of iLG price Addves; o..
HREXs 4 sPecNo A. 5 Medicine nS Com
DR. HUMpHREYs consulted daily at his once Der
For ss s b 6IS + 9sSYo co. 81
COWDtN I, CALLENDER, and nBROSE
SMITH wholesale Agents. Phadclpha, sGg by an
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional oily intelligence see THIRD Page.

LES INvALIDES.-The Office for the pay
ment Of the United States pensions TO soldiers aud
their representatives ls in Car street. below Third,
in DR.. Jayne's building. Colonel Enoch W. g.
Greene, the United States Pension Agent for this
civ yesterday commenced the paYmento of pensions,
AT the office of the Philadelphia agency. Pensio
b were attenoed to dunng the day the widows,
mothers, and guardians IN the forenoon, and the
inValids after IL o'c ock The balance of letters
rs a most admirable one, ana there is now none of
that crowOng and pushing, equally ammo ing TO
the agent and applicant which have hitber charac-
terized the of pensions. At least one-thIrd
more persons can be accommodated at present than
conId he done under the 90 mode of dispensing the
nation dues to its maimed heroes, Its widows and
it, invalIds To-day Co Onel Greene Will pay letters
ID.
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THE DRUG BUSINESS, IS no business of
branch OF trade IN which skill, know edge, and en-
Il Tprise are more essential than in the drug busi
mes. IS there any branch OF human industry in
which more cbara anIsm and lmpOsture prevail 1t
IS therefore to the interest OF the pubic carefully
disorminae between the true and the false druggist.
1hIs easily be done by simple practical appl-
cation of that rule which IS ~ true IN matters of
lusIness as morals by their fruits cor results) Won
sha know thom.' Judged by this rule, Helmbod
is a true druggist, and those well known medicines
known as "He mbOld' Pre- oaratiOns" are legitimate
remedies These latter have been before the public
prominently for many years, and have been almost
un versalY successful; the Elk ract OF Buchu espe-
cially, has secured the public confidence. For its
appropriate diseases 1t Is without rival. The cer-
tIHeates TO it's usefulness embrace many thousands
OF names hut the fact tnaG after the trial Q 80 many
years Hembold's Preparations are in as great
demand ever even greater Is the best possible
proof OF their legitimate merit.
bOld's New Store next the MetrOpo itau Hotel n. Y
and No. 1e4 s Tenth street. Philadelphia.
HOME AGAIN-MEDIoAL ELECTRICITY After an
absence from home Tor the purpose of rest, DIR. w
Beckwth and wife have resumed their duties at NO
1920 Wa nut street. Those desirous of using the
pleasant and strengthening treatment OF Electricity
as applied 10 disease, can now make application.
For the last two years we have, by our ne dis.
cOveres been efecting some of the most astonishing
cures record OF cancers tumors, dyspepsia rheu'
respiratory and digestive organs together with other
chrome diseases. These desiring circu ar cOnain-
ing DESCRIPTION of the treatment references, cerlf
Gates OF cures etc with other interesting informa-
ton for the afflicted, can have them by application at
the Office, or by letter, Consultation free.
Mrs Beckwth will be at home hereafter to attend
to the ladies' department.
A PUBLIC BENEFAoToR is one who in any way
adds to the welfare and happiness OF the commu-
nty. Heal is the one great element of happiness.
Dr. Marsden by the preparation ana general intro
| duction OF his VEGETABLE SANA1IVE PHI rs,
has done and is now doing much TO secure the
blessing Of health to the community and so we may
well place him on the list of great public henefac
tors Depot, No. 457 Broadaoay, Ne1V York. For
| sale 6y Johnson, Holoosoag 4 Co1OdeH, Wholesale
agents, No. % N. Sirm street. Philadelphia, ana
y oM druggists,
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THE LOVERS TRIAL -Nr proposed for Miss
Il the daughter OF the lady with whom he boarded !;
but MS X Withheld her consent unless he cOu
perfectly con rol his irrtabe temper for six weeks
DuIiDg this space of time she never gave MIN hIs
dinner at the prouer hour, and always set before
HIM the toughest beefsteaKs she could find, yet his
patience was uncOnquered. But one day, when
about to 20 out in new SUIT of clothes he dis
covered that they not only fitted mIserab Y, but
already bursting out in the seams. Then how he
stamped and swore Mrs. X. at first vowed that
she was "done with him forever " But she relented
when urged the greatness of this trial to temper,
and declared that that could never happen again,
as benceforth be should alwaYs buy his clothes from
TOWER HALL,
No. 51S MARKET STREET,
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DIED.
SCHOLEFIELD.-On the 4th instant, Mrs MARY
SCHOLEFIkLD, wife of Mr. Eli ah sobolefeld aged go
yeare. - ~HN Wv
The relatives and friends OF the family respec ,fuv
nNed 70 attend the funeral the residence her
husband, Miln street. Falls of Scbuylkl on Friday
aierOoOn, the Ith instant at O'Clock 70 proc to
Roxborough Cemetery Services in the Baptist Church
TkWART-On the 30 instant, CHARLES STEW
AhT, in the 66tb year OF his age
he re aves and friends of the family are respectfully
Vte1 10 attend mis- funeral from his late residence
instant at O'Clock, without further notice " "
WlIIEhS,-Oh SUNDAY afternoon, the I'd instant
VIII LIE CONRADE Writers, son of William g. and
Eliza A. Writers in the 2lst year of his age.
1he relatives ana riends of the family are respectnIy
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
O'Clock. N .
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--Barnard Hava-
her, a German, residing at Fourth and Brown
s'ree s. was taken INTO custody last evening the
Charpe OIL HAVING committed an assault and battery
on man IN the neIghbOrhood OF his house, ana
J he accused was introduced TO the notice Of Alder
man Moore who required Barnard to find Oatl in
the sum of $500 to answer the charge preferred
against h m. Failing 10 procure the amount neoes'
sary he was sent be,Ow to await his trial for the
Onpngp
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The RATrLEsNAKE never strikes until it has first
its warning rattle. So the Cholera never
assumes ITS specific pestenhal form, until after it
has given due warning by manifestlng its Fremont.
tory symptoms, These may exist for days or only
for lew hour; but il NARSDEN'S CHOLERA
CURE he administered when they first appear in
nine cases out of ten the disease will 90 no further
and even when the disease has into its specific
form, the mixture Will save the great majority of
cases. Depot, No. 4S7 Broadocog, Near York.
For sale 6y Johnson, HOLloa0ay s. Coaoden, Whole
8aIs agents. No. % N SirM street, PHILADELPHIA,
and by all dyuO1iSts.
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CHER ROK f T. PILL s
or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Menstruaton,
Green SICKNESS Nervous and Spinal Affect lions
Pains in The ack, Sick Headache, Giddness
And all diseases that spring from irreUularlty Oy re-
moving the and ali the effects that arise RON IT,
Tbev are perfectly safe in all except when Or
directions, and administer
are nicely sugar coated lhev should be in the hands
Of every maiden, wife and other in the lana
Ladies address in perfect nfdence, and state
their complaints in ul as treat all Female Com
nants and prepare Medicines suitable all diseases
which they are subject Thnty-twO page pamphlet in
sealed envelope free.
J6e Cherokee PiIs are sold by all druggists at sI per
box or boxes for So they sent bv mall free
hostage in ordinary let Tree from observation by
addTe ssiug the sole proprietor,
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STEALING A TRUCK.-A young man, who
gave the name of &. w. Smith, was arrested yester.
day afternoon on the charge of stealing truck,
winch had been paced at Vine street wharf The
offender was taken to tn Office OF AL erman To'and,
and held TO answer for the alleged oFense the sum
of $500.
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GUN CAPTURED .--Adouble- -barrelled breech
action lock gun No. IL bore was taken from man
isst evening at Fourth and ShlDpen streets bV On
Ger Wilson OF the Second District. The man as
soon as he was arrested, managed 10 break loose
rom the officer and make his escape. The gun Is
al fhe Second District Station House, awaiting an
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