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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05

TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RALRoAD.-ThC
subcommittee, having in charge the ar
rangements for subscriptions to the Tennes-
see and Pacific Railroad Company, have
adopted the following resolution:
Resolred That the agent herein provided
for be authorized, and is hereby instructed,
70 receive subscriptions in lands, lumber,
supplies, or materials necessary to be used
IN the construction Of this Road, and 20
make the payment Of such subscriptions for
the different loca titles conditional upon the
commencement Of the work between certain
points 30 be designated in each case in the
agreement to make such subscriptions, the
value Ct the land, 20 be determined by three
krbitrators, one to be appointed by the
Agent, one by the party wishing 20 sub
scribe for stock in this manner, and the
tA,rd 10 be agreed upon by the other two.
The price Of labor, supplies and materials
to be determined by their current price at
the time theyk=sre furnished. Title
bonds or their equivalent in the name
Of the Treasurer and Pacific Railroad
mpany shall be taken for all Fubscrip-
tious IN land, but for labor, supplies and
materials notes shall be given t. said Com
paRy payable at such time Gad places as
agreed on, and q separate account. to be
called the conditional subscription account,
shall be kept Of al such subscriptions, and
no certificates Of stock shall be issued on
such conditional subscriptions until the
conditions on which such subscriptions
shall be fulfilled, and such conditional sub
scription shall not entitle the party making
them % vote at any meeting OF the stock
holders until the payments made on this
stock shall equal those made on any Of the
stock, the amount Of such payments 20 be
ascertained by the proper officer and certi-
ned to by him on the certificate OF subscTiP-
ton.
This road is Of the greatest importance to
this city, and we hope to see the people act
literally, that the work may be COM
meHced at once.
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CITY NE VS..

SALE or Lors We would call the atten-
ton Of those who may wish % purchase
valuable real estate in the country, to the
sale Of lots to-day by Z. r. Glascock and A
E. Trabue, Commissioners. These lots are
part Of the well known estate Of the late
Edward Trabue, and lie between the Muir
freesboro and Stones River Turnpikosi
about ? : miles from Nashville. The loca-
ton is one Of tho best in the country, the
soil fertile, water abundant, and society the
best. No better opportunity to invest in
real estate has been offered or viii be offer
ed. We would advise all who wish to buy
to take advantage Of this opportunity.
Carriages have been engaged, and will
take parties going out between the hours Of
and IL, a. M, from the terminus of the
South Nashville street railroad. Some
thing to cat aud drink win also be provided
s5r all who may attend.
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kniI AhnEn.

This vice, which is never practicsd IN
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim to
q living skeleton. Nor are these It's fR-l
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call or
DR.. Coleman, No. Ga North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box SOP, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb26-U
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Gail Hamilton has in the press other pub
fishers, Messrs. Ticknor 4 Fields, Bottom, a
new volume specially adapted to summer
reading, and bearing the taking title Of
Summer Rest" Most of the articles in
this volume are now for the first time print
ed, and viii be found equal to any of the
authors most brilliant essays. Halicarnas-
sus appears again on the carpet aud his
exploits in the wayOf gardening and other
domestic matters are made very amusing
Gail Hamilton is never dull. Possessed Of
a sharp and ready wit, speaking boldly, and
that too upon topics wherein women have
been supposed to have but little interest,
she has already gathered about her an au-
diouce, which, by its hearty appreciation
of her writings, attests the truth of many Of
her convictions. The success other various
volumes Of essays has been without par
alleI; in fact she is the most successful
writer Of the day.
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CinncInnatI, OhIo.-JosEra b. QUIEBY, il
our authorized agent 70 receive Advertisements and
subscriptions Tor the Nashville Union.
Now Orleans, La.-EDws f. OVERALL, G
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorizes
agent 70 receive advertisements and subscription.
for the EaslrUe Uu.0n.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. Il. Tom & Co. arc
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscription for The N,stciEs UniJu.
Jonx HoorER A Co, Publishers Agents. Il Park
Row, New York. are authorized 10 contract for ad
yertlsing IN our pepper.
JOY, Coz &C0 Publishers Agents, Tribune Build.
iags New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phila'
delphia, are authorized to contract for advertising
in our paper.
SIN. PErrENGILL 8 Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston
are authorized to contract for advertising in ouI
paper.
is. WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut street, N. =. corner
9th Street, St. Louis, bio is our authorized agent
to receive ADVERT sements and subscriptions for the
NastuRs Ulil0H.
surrrHD, WIss q Co, st. Louis, No, are our
Authorized Agents to receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
c.. Il. sowIS, 81 Dearborn street, Chicago, H.,
is our authorized agent TO receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the NashuiHe Union
Fu.rFrE q Co, Advertising Agents, Louisville
Ky, are our authorized ageuts to receive ad7er-
usements and subscriptions for the NASHVILLE
USIoN.
D.. C. NcINrosH, Louisville, Ky, is our author
f7ei agent TO receive advertisements and suoscnp-
tons for the NASHVILLE UNI0N.
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CoRoNEE's INQUEsT.-Coroner George W.
Norvell yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of tho negro found drowned last Sat-
urday, Of which we made mention in our
Sundays issue. His name was Pope Hines,
and he was a stone mason Of this city. He
was doing job Of work near stones River,
and was attempting to oss that stream in
canoe, with his picks and other imple-
mcnts in the boat, when it upset, and he was
unable to save himself This occurred a
week ago yesterday, but his body was not
found til Monday.
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Wiado10 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT HILL,
Al Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hote
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BURGLARY on CHERRY srREET.-Night be-
fore last, some burglars effected an entrance
through the rear Of the shoe store kept by
Dubler & Gussmann, on Cherry street, near
the Maxwell House, and stole a pair Of
boots, and several pairs ofshoe5, all valued
at $40. Two men, named Wilson and John
son, have been arrested, on a charge Of COM
hitting the burglary, but we know. nothing
of the circumstances which directed suspi-
ciou toward them. They viii probably be
examined TO day.
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On Saturday Mrs. Leasure, who lives
near Buena Vista Ferry, and who has been
in in-health for some time past, committed
suicide by throwing herself into the river.
Her husband was aleep at the time, having
become wearied from constant watching at
her bedside. At the time we write, We are
not informed that The body has been recov-
or.I
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Persons residing in and about the city of
Na-hville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested TO read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tf
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The Editor Of the enfield, Ohio, Heral

says:
WHEAToY's ITCH OINTMENT 1t has been
said That to get the itch is no disgrace, but
it is disgraceful to keep it. No one need
have the itch forty eight hours if they will
use 'Wheaton'5 Ointment for it is a sure
clrel We saw il tried ON the persons OF
several children and adults a few weeks
since, and tho itching st once ceased, and
in two days not an eruption was visible. It
is oAsctual in removing pimples, blotches,
and especially old sores. We used the ONT
ment on one Of our children, and the effect
was magical. The itch, which has been
prevalent about here, has not yielded to the
usual remedies for this complaint, and we
are glad that a remedy has been discovered
that is so effectual and yet 50 cheap" Read
the advertisement.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH Snatch! SNATCH
WHEATJE'3 OTSTMENT

Win Cure the Itch in 4S Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill
BLAINS, and all ERUPTION5 OF The SKIN.
Price 50 cents. For sale by ali druggists By send.
in 90 cents 10 WEEKS 4 POT EK, cole Agents,
l7U Washington street. Boston, IL will be To- warded
by mail, flee Of postage, 10 any part Of the U1ited
States. june5 6m
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SPOTTED LIKE DoxNOEs.-The teeth soon
become speckled if every defIemeut is not
removed from them every twenty four
hours. To do this eIectually there is no.
thing like sozodout Ii literally renders
the enamel imperyious and understandable.
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BAIL AT CAyoE's SPENGs.-A grand hall
VIII take place at Cages Springs, on the
Evening of the Sth inst. Mr. B. +. Shields
is the proprietor, which is a sufficient guar
antee that the affair viii be a brilliant
one
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an sdmira-
ble article, used in hospitals and by the
iirst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth q trial, and gives great
satisfaction. dec2l-tst&weOwly.
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Divine Service viii be held in the First
Presbyterian Church, Cor. Church and sum
mer Sts., ECcry EUeuiag this week at quar-
ter past o'clock. Rev. +. A. Thompson, OF
Spring Hill, will preach. Seats free.
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Court MARTIAL.-The Court Martial held
no session yesterday. The adjournment
was out Of respect to the memory of the late
Lieut.. Gen. Scott.
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HoME COMFORT STovF.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of this excellent stove,
elsewhere. 1t doubtless combines more ex-
collencies, and has fewer faults, than any
other stove now in use.
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e CONDITION Or OFFICER DEw.-Oficer Dew
still continues to mend rapidly. He is
growing stronger and is exceedingly
changed
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1866.

"COsTAR'5 RAT EXTERN Major is rfrop..
safe, and sure-the most pe.t- RAT-.fss. "a
meeting we have ever attend a. Frary g-t ~.
can get i, properly prepared " % ca LafG .r.-g
one that eats % viii die, genfrIy a. e9rs pIsra .
distant 81 possible from whore - pas ken Tr..
Sh1Te, Mich 5IfT0r.
Bs-See "CosTAE's advertisement sa-.5.
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BURIAL NOTICE.

TIE friends and acquaintances OF Bepjam ".
Hyde are requested to attend the burial Of his
wife, AMELIA, from his T; sdence on the Hydes
Ferry Pike, four miles from Nashville, this day at
O'Clock, p. m. July 8, 1865"
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To MiIk-men.-AlilkT Tickets lpints and
quorts) on different colored card-boards' OF
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Our JOB OFFIoE.-We arc executing every
description of plain ana g. y Job Print
ing IN the neatest style, ant as the lowest
rrices. at this Office.
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For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEHs' GALLERY,
m2T-Im AZ Union st.
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AUCTION SALE OF Day GOODS, FURNITURE,
Erc.-This morning, at 10 o'clock, George
Shields & Co. will have their usual sale Of
Dry Goods also a small lot Of Furniture
will be sold.
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FIRE IN EDGEFIELD.
Mansion Entirely Destroyed,


Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock
while standing on College Hill, we noticed
a large column Of smoke in the direction
across the river, and suspeeting that
house was on FIRE, we watched it for a shor
time, and suddenly a column Of blazes sho
up high above the trees, spreading rapidly,
/ We at once repaired to the spot and found
the large house, known formally Is The
'Tsnyder mansion" in ruins. It had re-
Gently been purchased by Major Whitney,
late Of the United States army, and been
completely redtted and repaired. The
Major, at the commencement Of the heated
/ tenn, desiring to remove his family to the
! North, had rented It out 10 Mr.. Ben Grooms
for the summer, and he had only moved
into it last week.
Mr.. GFooms had invited large party 70
his house to dinner yesterday; and it wa
while preparing the repast, that the acct
dent occurred, though how, exactly, is not
known.
The furniture was all saved, but the
house, which was worth from $500 Oto
$4,000, was entirely destroyed.
DEDICATION OF TIKI TULIP STREET METHOD
IsT CHURCH, EDGEFIELD. The interesting
and impressive services in defeating this
Church, took place last Sabbath morning,
agreeable to announcement. There was
quite a large attendance in fact every
available seat was occupied, and there were
some that could not obtain seats at all. We
observed a number Of the citizens Of Nash
vile present.
The services were commenced by the
choir, under the leadership of Mr.. W.
Frank Moore, singing the oath Psalm. In
the singing Of this Palm, as in the subse-
quent singing, the gentlemen and ladies
composing the choir cannot be too highly
commended. We learn that it has been
but recently organized, and this was its first
public effort.
The text for the discourse was taken
from Romans, 18th chapter and 5th verse.
In the course Of its delivery, DR.. Young,
the Pastor, was listened to with marked at
tention. It abounded in eloquence and his
torical research, touching upon many points
which would afford food for many days, nay
months Of reflection. At the conclusion,
subscriptions were solicited to raise the adj
ditional sum necessary to liquidate the in
debtedness Of the entire building. The
amount realized was in excess Of three
thousand dollars. With this sum, and the
amount collected from tabieauxs, concerts,
ETC., many of which Mr.. Green Morrow was
50 indefatigable in his efforts in getting
up in several of the neighboring
towns, it was regarded as sufficient to Sc
cure the building to the Trustees. After
the singing Lof a dedicatory Hymn by the
choir, DR.. Young delivered a solemn prayer,
in which lie consecrated the Church to the
worship Of the Most High. Rev. DR..
McFerrin, and another minister, whose
name W we do not rember, was present
in the pulpit, and participated in the GER
vices, The doxology was then sung, and
the benediction pronounced, when the large
audience dispersed, all seeming impressed
with a feeling of satisfaction and pleasure.
We congratulate our Edgefeld neghbors
on the completion Of their Church edifce.
It is neat and comfortable.
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1856.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled With ve-r-.- ro.a
be 90 no longer, if they use 'CosrtHsH FrtrrrT.rs
tor We have used % 10 our sati-fact.on. anal n a
Cox eg-t -, We you'd have IT, We have uief agi-
sons, but they effected nothing. but agosfs- ~ -,
ucle knocks me breath on Of Rats. Nice Roacrra
Ants, and Bsd-Bugs, quicker than We can WIT. n
u ie 10 great demand all over the country BIsffq0
(Qhlj G0zgffs.
80 ,Cn.rARlsl adr.rti..nno-a 49,.
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FINE CABBAGE.-Mr. Robert Stewart, Of
this county, brings to market daily the
finest early cabbages we have seen. They
are large, compact, and crisp. Mr.. Stewart
has for years past been one Of our most sue
cesslul market gardeners.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages1u shoot
ing small birds DE- cruel man whoever aids boz ..z
terminating rats IS a beuefsCt0r. We should IEf
some one % give as the benefit Of their evpa-e1ef
IN driving out these pests. We reed sorefl.na
besides dogs, cats, ard traps FOR th ru4fns.. =
Scie7tIlc AlaalcIl, ". J..
EH-5ee "COsTAE's' adYert. sernentafova.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this office, or
printed to order.
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To Tax CoILECToRs.-Tsx Collectors viii
be furnished at this Office with Blank
Receipts, at shortest notice, and on most
reasonable terms. II
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TT'HE GREATEST INVENTION or rrr.l.z.
a being a protection zsI1=t FIrs ana ..II r-. ~
W 10 contain strength win rspidIly ~ r.i-rral
n --..5l,. recurring ONLE ONE-THIED Or A wTE-
uLE TO lie UP A EaLE OF COTTON
30 being now well Known q. sU ~. Ill. d..
TOP pr talng cotton, that 0IIya very sr-af rr-r
o. isiaP va made the past year, and That. 10 -.rE
-, we pl.e N-ii Etie very high, anI frat "a
eePPs -lllDt oe relied on az any price, Ir cor-
-l-ei'.eoH oi hess hcts, all dealers and ttr-s
requiring iss, Wil DO vel 10 put IL f51I- r-i.-- -
~. 81 eei1 ii-re1J securing a. supply lor the -.
- ii- ini- i.io17 nov, 20 Up 81 lse lays lra-r.
ale, -L,- re demand ilsths Go viii - va- 49,
hsa,e me neceas tY o. M. KING esriv e-ls-- JI-
addressed 10 The manu- ,actursrz. Ni'--n'
sT0EE a MURPHY, OF hi J sWT1'g' Il = i s,.I'
vvn-..,, LACY 4 McTHEE. Memphis. lem.
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We are indebted TO Ed. Willard, Union
Street, for late newspapers.
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EslFaTs--Daridson rnnntr

Anlt PIP y n. +. poItch, Zee. Hvlnv m III,
gil District, one IkON-GRAY FiTTV 80 y -
w, ip'H name ard ta'i. s7rail star Ia ~. lI =
,lii VINE spot ihe stzite Of the len hipd fo5t
- ~ li.'s o. oihcr marks percepdhle Apprslsei
LsSen up ~ Priscilla Martin, a stray cow a
vie coior. With black ears, marked Two njsr}il
20 r. "a ear. iorri'et black little bs!ovg tbs to.
% other marks. Appraiaed 10 $40 'e7'
"eS-'-Nf' ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM TIE FAR WEsT-spssking
d "COslar's' Rat, Roach Ant, &c, Extern 'nstJr1
more gram and provisions are DESTROYED Annually
IN Grant county BY vernln than W0uld raw ION fo5z
Of this Rat and Insect ElAer."-Laaeasfer lFsJ
UsTisd
ps-see "CosTAE's" advertsrmsut above.
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SD n GOLD AND SILVER "a ~
A WATCHES. PA

GETS Silver Wsre, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng
y nsh silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers, Dinner
ana Tea Service, Ranos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Chains, Brane cts, LOckets, Gold Pencils, Sets Of
JeVye, ". &c Ac.
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The Southern Express has our thanks fol
late Southern papers.
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INCREASE OF RAT5-The Fuasr's- Gr--.fs
(Englshl asserts and proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS oil have progeny snd desceuralts
no less than tJl,uiO in three years. Ngp, unless
this immense family can be- Kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain $1,000 tu-
man beings.
ES75ee "C0sTAB's" advertisement above.
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Worth One Million Dollars,
TO be Sold at One Dollar Each, without
Regard 20 Value,
and not to be paid fer until you know what you are
70 receive.

SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & co..
ESTABLISHED 1851,
The Largest Manufacturers aud Oreinstors Of the
Distr uson, conducted for ysars on strictly Hon
cradle Principles, and 70 The entire satisfaction Of
all VINO pstron'ze as offer rhe usual
Catalogue Of Rich and Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
% Psno Fortes, each. ........... $500 10 500
$50 Sew ng Mschines, EACH. ......JO0 TO $50
80 Fine sold Chronometer Watches,
Cach.-.---. ..-.s..........,. ~
800 Fine sold English Lever Watches. $50
30 LsdIes' sold EEameied bliol
90 soa SILVER hunt Lever Wsc6c. $50 to So
all silver Uuner .........S tD0 20 100
no 50 yer Tea SETS ...... leo 90 $50
g0ll English silver Cruet =tanis..-....... - to 50
5000 sFsr Fruit Is % 50
!, an the % Of goods =, III be sold for one
sal 7e " hat each one can have are hrs, pas into
euyel0pes. sealed up, ald mIzeci and when or
dered, are taEen out without regard 90 cho-ce, End
sent by mai, thus gviIg ali iair chsnea On re-
cent "a The Certificate YOU csH see what you cen
have, and tlenitIs al your option 10 sead one dol
lsr and take the article 90 nCs
one Certificate may obtain You a Gold Watch, Ser
vice Of silver Plate, orany other valuable article.
THERE WILL Be no BLANKS.
One sealed envelope contsining an order for one
o. the valuable a.ucles on cur hist, vii IS senl 70
any address on receipt o. Is cent?. for 81. IS
for g. ~ Wa s premium far s.. 100 Win q pre-
MUM sold silver Hunting Case Wetcht : .7- teT-
feet ssiIsarou guaranteed in 81 cases. Goods not
pleasing the tastes OF fancy Of Cur customers VIII
81 exclaagel Tree Of cost
Agents snG others viB be allowed 70 cents on
each cert icste ordered by them. provided not lees
than sX are ordered @, uGae. Agents will collect
25 cents for each certificate and rCit IS cents each
tors Address sil orders %
SAMUEL Z. RICHARDS 4 co,
p. o. Box, 337S. lo2 Nassau Street, n. Y.
Great chance 20 make money. Agents wanted
everywhere febJ-wtm
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Syphilis
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srrsga sos hoet d eCIa
IN SYST
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

in h
Tenn ALTERS
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GONORRHCEA.
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

mint 3 b5 4S g5S i goa4as sRD s aS asg
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This disease sToqsno yt2
IS 81 & ed