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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, AT
- .TORIRESS MONROE Va.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE OFFICE I
toRTREss MONROE, Va, Apnl 26, 1866
The following articles OF irregular clothing will be
sold at Fubnc Auction, at Government Clothing
StolehOuse on road leading t. Camp Hamilton
Fortress Monroe, Va, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
1866 at lU O'Clock A. NJ, viz. -
5l5O pairs legglnRs, now
S666 pairs howsers, new.
66 citizens cOats, new.
% pairs brORans, new.
Marine jackets new.
23 ZOuaVe vests, new.
23ZoUaVe scaTIs, new.
l9 ZOuaVe caps, new.
2Zouaye jackets, new.
lea great coats, damaged
l22 dress coats damaged.
30 hats and caps, damaged.
Tern s-Cash, IN Government funds.
Purchasers must emOve their property within five
daVs from date oil sale
By OrGer OF Quartermaster. General.
JOHN LlNERS
Military Storekeeper United States Army,
+. f. JAMES,
427 lot AuchOneer
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MONUMENTS AND GRAVEsTONES.-
Nl hand, alarge assortment of Gravestones of yari
GUS designs. made OF the finest italian and American
Ma rble at the Marble Works of
327 tuths3u RIDGE Avenue below Eleventh street
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NAAL OF SPADES, sHOVELS, ETC.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10, 1866 J
WI be sold at Aucuon, under the direction OF Cap.
tain ID. o. Thomas Military StOrekeeper at Clothing
LepOt AlmOTy Square, this CITY, ON MONDAY,
MAY IA 1866, at 10 O'Clock A Nj
1900 Spaces, new;
new; ana
so Slblev Tents worn.
These spades and Shoves are from the best manu-.
iacturers, and many OF them are in original pack
ages
Tents will be sold singY; Spades and ShoveIs
IN lots Oh twelve, with the privilege OF twelve
dozen,
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
&c Ods.
In addition to the above there will De sold at the
same time and place, the following articles viz
6S73 Felhng Axes, with handles.
$50 " without handles
1915 Picks with handles.
600 " without handles.
1erms-Cash, In Government funds.
ID. IL. RUCKER,
Breyet Maj0r'Gen. and Chief Quarter eTmasteT
A Il l9t Depot of Washington.
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MEDICAL.
V Q Y POP U Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIRD Street
Price, S1'OO per Bottle $500 for halEa.dozen.
he undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheertuly
cough his colds, consumption. whoopng-cOugh spotted
ad pns III in til the DToneh
etc; , he remedy should be in every family =
Charles q GTa6en fs S%asay 1erearS 1rsss Sfs Oce
2S@Hs %sR Sf!en F. GcrSt SSgaGs GssCdSted SSe Press
william am, II; Carpenler Fire Alarm and Police Tee
Raj RanS%9ph, DC p Front and 40 4 ombard % streets
II. A. Davis No 1928 Gaskil street,
John Woodside. No. 1881 Frank lin street.
T. MaTc5 No. e5S Franklin HSUi siTeet street.
John Seymour, No. 5iS s, Front Street
/. Bates No. Cos Arch street
Nary cadWe No f Ca2 sansom ssSSnq street S5sef
GsoIrS Pihy #G5n e 81 5 Ssj f5stRs R5ss .IsSi ss
" BROOKS, No. So So North @ second street
5. Seymour f'fI Rose, asS Basiieion. B Teton 0''se'
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
J.. 7. Thomas, n 0. 1856 South sixth street.
Sn SSnoT6 Opera a N MqHageg ma sg North sooort
Mrs S. r. Choate, Newark, De-.
Mr.. Wilhqm B. WriqM:-
SIR;5We take pleasure in recommending your IrAR
Suans as most e%ceen Sng eSaeon Temedy
lo[ the complaints set forth in printed bill already
submitted 10 the public As gratifying to suffering
umanity VIII cheeru'lv recommend yOur prepara.
ton TO al afflicted with diseases which designed to
Yours ETC., -
DILKS & son, Druggists,
n, Z. corner Pine and Sixth streets
For sa G also at
JOHNSON, HS9M2WAY &c Lilo y " . CowDEN's,
nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
he prepared to ill orders and forward the Syrup to
any part OF the country. Persons desiring other inor
mat ion by mail win inclose postage stamp and answers
will be returned soon as the exigencies of business
Will admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No IIl e. THIRD Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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PROPOSALS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TUE MILITARY
NJ RAILhOAD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO,
QUARTERMAsTER.GENERAL's OFFICE,

QUARTERMA AsTER-G GENERALS OPFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. L., April 49, 1866
The attention Oh capitalists seeking q profitable
investment is invited TO tins sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
Ra DsTn Of River and
until the first cay of June neXr at IL O'Clock M
i9r me purchase OF all the right, ut e. and interest
OF me United States in and 10 the United States
Military Railroad from BTazOs Santiago to Whites
Rancho 1exas.
The sale will include the entire track and sid.
ings, bullongs, water stations, turntables bridges,
etc. the rai!Ioao ma erals suppl es pertaining
TO the road, together with the rolling stock cars
machinery and other equipment.
Ihe sale will not include the tit'e to the land,
which GOES not belong to the United States.
lhls road is about ten mics Iii length, and extends
nom Brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho, on the
Rlo GRANGE From this point connection is made
by steamer with brownsville and Matamoras.
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf of M, Xico and the interior
oil southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication bv rail alone can readily be ex-
tended 10 brownsville.
The load already competed saves thirty miles of
difficult and tortuous navigation. Boats on the
river now CHARGE II stated fCr freight to Browns
vile, as high as $5 per BARREL ard tor passengers SIS
each.
The road is ive.teet guage, good ties I rail, and
fulLspiked.
De obtained at TINS Office or at that of the Chief
QuarteImaster III iitary Division OF the Gull, at New
Orleans.
condition of the sale will be that TRANSPORTATION
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, ut the rates paid by
Railroad
The terms of payment accented will be those
considered the most iayorab e TO the Govern
ment,
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds, to be
palu on acceptance CT proposal.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for pur.
chase OF BraZos Santiago ana RIO Grande Railroad
and addressed TO the DIVISION OF River and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office
Washington, ID. C.
By OIder of the Quartermaster Geuera.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ, in charge OF Fourth
Division O. M. &. o. 423 tM31
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OFFICE SUPERVISING CoMMIssARY

DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA,
RICHMOND Va. Apr. 80, 1866
SALE OF HARD BREAD Ar PUBLIC
AUCTION.
Will be sold AT Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF May, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. Nj at the
United States Gommlssary StorehOuse, GodsbOrO,
N. c., about three hundred and sixy.fo thousand
1854 0O0 pounds OF Hard Bread, in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
THIS bread is IN boxes of fifty 5Ol pounds each
Tern s-Cash, IN Government funds ON day of
sale.
THOMAS G. SULLIVAN
62l2t BTevet Major and Q. S., u. s. A.
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DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A NAVAL
a HOSPITAL Al PHILADELPHIA, PA.
RnRE 1T IL II

PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING A NAVAL
a HoSPlTAL AT PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Navy DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Proposals will be received this office for the erec
non and construction (cOmpletel OF a Naval Hos
pital at Philadelphia
Plans and specifications Of tie proposed buildings
can be seen at the office OF John Nc cArthur Jr
architect, No. 209 5. Sixth street, PHILADELPHIA who
VIII afford all bidders every information necessary to
iull understanding of the requirements of the De-
parment in The matter OF the erection and consttuc-
ton OF the Hospital aforesaid
Each proposal, to be considered must be gUaran-
teed BY two responsible persons, certified by the
UNITED states District judge Attorney, Collector
or other pubnc otncer, as to their competence and
willingness TO guarantee to the OF thirty 1907 per
cent. of the whole amount of tie proposal offered,
that the bidder bidders so guaranteed Should tine
contract be awarded him tAem) shall, within ten
days of the acceptance of his their BID, into
contract with the Navy Department for the erection
and construction OF the Hospital and ITS apuur-
tenances, and carry through the TO completion,
according 10 the terms the bld ana the plans and
specifications above mentioned.
Proposals must state the shortest time required to
complete the contract, with the understanding that
between two or more bids of eC ua amount the De.
parment Will give the preference TO thar naming the
Payments tor the work will be made monthly, as
1t progresses, upon certificate of the architect.
stahngitsi amount and quality, and that the terms OF
the contract have been complied wllh-the Depart
ment reserVlng twenty (20) per cent of the whole
amount of each certificate until the buildings are de-
hYered into its hands, complete and ready for Occu-
pRncy, according 10 the terms OF the contract TOR
the erection and construction OF the Naval Hospital
and its appurtenanees before mentioned.
All the proposals must be addressed TO the under.
signed, marked Proposals for Naval Hospital a.
Philadelphia "
The proposals will be opened in the presence of
The bidders, at the Navy Department, at noon OF
Tuesday, MAY %, 1866.
The Department reserves TO itself the right TO
reject any all bids not deem ed by it satisfactory
or TO the interests OF the Government
p, j. HORWITZ,
tuths9t Oh eff OF Bureau
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
u OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
No. 250 q Street

NO, 25U q Street, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2S, 1866. J
Sealed PrOpOsa will be received at this office,
until II O'Clock M, MONDAY, May q, for the pur-
chase,trom the United States, OF all the IRON WORK
Tor Nineteen Spans Of "Howe's Improved Truss
Bridges" consisting OF the Rods, Bolts Plates, and
bowels, suitable for the different spans, the latter
varying In length from eighty to one hundred and
tOrty-one feet.
The Iron Is now stored at the Works OF lh9iCleve-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and
will be sold by the pound.
spans, may be obtained on application at this
office.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
The United States reserve the right to reject all
bids, II not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor the
j. CRILLY.
BreVet Major and A. q. NJ,
430-lSt IT, S. Army,
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Governor to issue and sell bonds Of the
State to raise the money; and to sp.
point Commissioner TO act on behalf
Of the State with Gen Swayne, in fur
nishing supplies 20 the destitute in all
parts Of the State without any distinc-
ton whatever.
The Commissioner was Immediately
appointed, and promptly entered on
the discharge Of his duties, and has re-
Gently reported his action 70 the Gov
ernor
The money to meet the appropriation
would have been provided long since,
BY sale Of the State bonds, bat for
the unfortunate difficulty which has
arisen between The President and Con-
gress in relation to reconstruction" or
dreorganjzalion. This prevents a sale
Nothing can be done in Europe, the an
swer Of moneyed men there is, Until
the Government Of the United States
decides finally the political status Of
your State, we cannot deal in your
bonds"
An agent on behalf OF the State is
now here, for the purpose Of making, if
possible, an arrangement Of some sort
IN this city, and strong hopes are en-
teriained Of early success.
Its proper to add what every friend
Of suffering humanity will be glad to
know, that on Wednesday, the I'd inst +,
the Secretary Of War, with the approval
o. the President, upon being informed
Of the destitute condition Of so many
of our unfortunate people, promptly or
dered an additional supply Of food to
be issued through the Freedmen's Blu
reau, sufficient to meet the wants of all
the destitute in our State
Respectfully, LzaIs E Parsons
FIfth Avenue Hotel. May 7, 1866
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40 CIneinnati GazelLe ~ /:

The Cincinnati 0azette says
Business in general merchandise ia no
brisF, nor was it quite animated to-day n
the Produce market.
Flour bad a less spirited demand, but ha
as high place in the regard Of ho.ders.
II IS very difficult 10 to give accurate quo
tatioos Of the Wheat market. No. Sprins
Whest was sold st 81 G5al 20, No at g 2.
amt 50 rs. Ezra Spring is he'd at 81 80,
2s5. No.2new Fall was salable in som,
cases at 50 50, but held Sc higher. No.
new Fall is rated al 81 As 10 - so; old a
& IS 20 81 so for the various grades. Old
indiana White was sold at 50. The general
demand, both regular aud speculative, il
good but the ad vancing course Of prices ha'
the appearance of having eliminated.
Corn is in moderate supply, ana fairly
Eu ported At 5sa59c for shelled ia bulk, %
zoe sacked. Ear Is quoted at SEE
ORts are trife iirmer At 4la42c for 10. 2
46s47c for MOL.
Rye is stea ~ at the old figures. Canai'
Spring Barley Is maintained at 81 zeal 25
Fall at 81 l0al 10.
Whisky has no market Of consequence, al
5 20 for Tree, 22a23c for bondea.
Cotton is frmer, at s2c; midd'ing can bt
easily sold, but is for the most part held oui
Of the market.
Prov slous hold an advancing market, and
the position Of holders is sustained from de-
g. day by renewed orders gradually i0lloA
ing up prices. Mess Pork cold today al
$50 60a37 IS for eityi $50 Tor country. We
hear indirectly that S5l YVES paid 10 on,
case for city, but do not have 10 confirmed
Sellers are firm, however, IN asking il, ano
stili reserved m Their offerings since faith
in its value constantly gaining siren 9Th.
Lard cold more freely az 22c, aud at that
there is noue 10 be had.
Bulk shoulders ald Sides Id at l3al5
Holders add &C 20 ,ke on these figures now
Bacon Sh1u ders advanced 20 Size, pack
ed; de, to l61tc, and Clear Sides 10 lS3{c,
il practical operations. They are, however
held higher-Shculders &c, Sides = 10 sc
and Clear Sides &c.
sIgar-cured Hams are firm at 22a23c,
for canvassed aud packed.
The tone of the market is buoyant.
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United States Of america, hid
die District Of Tennessee.

IL the L. :, D.~tf.e. Cour. Et Na>hUle. " vii
ism Hunter and hers against the STAR boat
Ikf Us her boa s, apparel, tschls and nv K
lure. and aga ut al persons lntrreste the Elm
p-fylag, Z ret-Cna mentioned thnrliu. that the,
aine Dee arrested and hnsily sold snd the proceeds
disifb iiei = cordng 20 Jaw; ard sdd steamhoa
&c hsY ~ cen so q rested y me.
ROg, e ciOre pursusut 10 be monitor az Fsid
Court, here give puhIc notice to al persons 4
ieretied IN aid Steamboat, her bsats, apparel
a7kle, and irrTtQre 10 Hppe-r before the Judge of
sad Coar &C The ttderl Court 70 M IN the Capi-
col a. Nashville. CA May s, 1886 sc 10 o'clock m.
ard then and thefe % piopauad the a ms an /
make iheir allegations IN hist BEHALF
EDWIN K GLAsCOCK,
msys-N L S. NJ NJ D Oft
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To he Editor OF the New hork Tribune
Sm-in the Tribune Of this morning
/ observe an article headed IAN APP
peal for the Starving Lest il should
be supposed the people Of Alabama,
where this sad destitution and suffer
ing exist, are actusted by the same
spirit which is manifested in one of
the articles quoted from a Memphis
paper, beg leave to state that ia sd
dition to the aid which the Govern.
ment Of the United States has been so
generously furnishing during the past
winter Rnd spring months, by means of
the Freedmen Bureau, under the di
rection Of Gen. Swayne, the Legislature
cf the State, at It's last session, be-
ieving this would not be sufficient 70
n est the demand for bread alone, ap-
iopTisted S300000, and having no
r cans in the Treasury authorized the
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
DAILY USros OFFICE,

DAILY UEr0s OFFICE,
Nashville, May y, 1866.
The following are the wholesale prices Of
leading articles here
ATHEIST OO@9 Dbl.
BAGoJEe-35c per yard.
BALE ROPE-Hemp &c.
BKRF-Dried 30c per ID.
BAcOE - Clear sides lqLc; shoulders
Ice; Sugar cured hams 23c Y n.
Country hams 2lc.
CANDLES = Tallow Il q lee; Star 10 @2O
Por n.
Com BIEAL-por bush, 81 90.
Consolidating. 23a24c. per b.
CoFFEE- Prime Rio. 27@ 29c. per n.
FLoUR-For best superfne - so; extra
family 81 OO@l4.
FEED-Corn in sacks in store, s7@92c y
bush. Oats, new black, in store, Csc y
bush; Hay, new Timothy, hard pressed, So
9$23 per ton.
HIDEs.- Green, 71Ec. y h; dry flint, I5c
p h !; sheep skins, 50GS0c. eaeh.
IROE, by the ron-Flat Bar, = to 6 inch
TO I inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, I15 by Is
TO l5s by p to q inch, re pei ID; Band
iron, to by = to 3-l6 inch, re per ID !;
Round and square, l to ~ inch &c per ID !;
Horse Shoe, rap, assorted sizes, SIC per
h Nail Rod, superior quality, equa' TO best
Swiss, &c per n t; Hoop Iron, "a TO 9
inch, sac per 10.
LEATRKR-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
ciLnati, Soc y II do. do. country 55c
Rb skrting 50@55. p h harness 3olG40c.
y n bride per doz. $5Os55; upper S40@
SIS; kip skins S70a90; calfskins f4Oa65.
LkkB-FIrm, 22(1Z3c.
LUNBER-Floorlng, per 1000 # S75 $50,
Rough clear Pine, $40 70 $50; Planned Clear
Pine. $50 t0'S90.
MoLAssEs-ln barrels, 81 % per gallon.
NAms-S8 so for IOd, I'D, 3, d, 4Od, God,
for jobbing lots; an advance of 25c. for small
er lots. Brads and Fencing Maize same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut
to inches, 80 90 per keg.
0SIoNs-S4Gg5 per Dbl.
6UGARs-N - .Suger in hhds l6Zal9c.; IN
bbls. l7az0c; crushed, granulated, and pow
dered 20(023 per b.; Coffee Sugar l5al9c.
SYRUP-Golden,S s ,60V gal. in 5@DDls.
SALT--per Dbl, bushcl bbls, 81 90.
SKEDs-MiIletS 81 SO y bushel Hungarian
81 so; Herds Grass 81 BlueGrass 81
Orchard Grass 50 so; Clover Seed So 80 y
bushel.
whisky Bourbon, pure,S4 0Oa6, Imitation
81 5Os2 IS; Robertson, pure, S3a4 50, imlia-
tion 81 50a3 Common Sectihed 81 70; APP
pie and Peach Brandies, old S5a7 new 4Gg
4 so; Irish Whisky S 10; Cognac Brandy,
pure, SI5@2O; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
Ssa4 so; Port and Sherry Wines S4asj
Champagne Wines $25a45.
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In Dyspepsia,

And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CHARM than medicine There is moth
ing in toe whole range IF MstsTis Medes that can
FIR a moment bear a comparison with it IN this dis
ease.
fall account Of this Wondf rial plant may Be
found IN the1th cotton Of the u 8. Dispensatory,
pages 1887 snd 1888.
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has lust been brought TO
successful termina ion, and he IS now enabled 10
offer to the public a combination of OEDR0N with
other approved fonics, the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he - confident has no equal IN the world.
he might furnish a volume of certificates, but the
public have long nee learned 10 estin ate such
every one - test for himself the virtues OF q new
medicine.
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NOTICE -Esvng suggested 20 the Clerk OF n
~ County Court OF smith county, the insolyeney
70 ihe estate OF G House, da. ea-td, 4 heret y
nay AZ perscns having clsms against the sad e.
iae % hio them Wih the Clerk OF said Court on OF
before The hrt q 'ciober next for pro rats OF tad
esste, properly authenticated or they viii he for
ever haired ani al persons INDEBTED 10 sad e =
diately. Tbs, April sh, fe66
+ SMITH, Admir-
Rprlo-HsFs Of g " House, decd.
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Renewal of Government Ii.
oenses.

IkITED sTsTFS TNTtRNAL REVENUE. 1
Col rOR's OFFICs. N bIsTRI 7 % TKSS.
kAsHvILLE, Nag ?, ls66.
A IL persons doing bu' mess are hereby noti6ed
N rhst theif licenses must be rer eWed iorthHith
eeRisct and delay a. er this notice, VII not be
over ooked, hut any person found doing business
without license. on the Il, Jelly next Wiil b. hned
t5e1 Hereafter, no license vii be granted for dis
hug TO anv person Who n IN arrears for taxes aDd
Al VINO are found engaged 10 thaf BUSINESS Wlfhou;
license, will BE- prosecuted fI the dnes and penal
ties pres rbed by las, ard imrnediste steps " d be
iaksn 70 eonnscaie her disnllery and the land
upon hch g IS situated.
nsy6.2w Cd n. L. NORvELL. Collector.
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A VISITOR TO MRS. DAVIS

Mrs Davis is likewise honored with
visit from one of the party arriving
in the NOrtherner Her visitor was
the colored steward of Secretay Nc
Culloch, who bore him company ia
cater for him in bis health seeking
trip. The colored disciple Of Soyer in
former years had been Que of the fam
lily servants of Mr. Davis. He was re
ceived with becoming cordiality, and
expressed himself greatly pleased with
his visit About the same time another
visitor called on Mrs Davis. The lat
ter visitor was a gentleman from Rich
mond, who brought her as q present
from the ladies of Richmond q mag
nificent silk dress and a costly variety
of other articles appsrtaining TO la
dy's toilet Ii is said that portion Of
the gift embraced tolerably cum
brous roll Of Uncle Sans greonbacks :;
but the latter pact OF the story is u
NOR do not vouch for It's correctness.
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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 aftor their Introduction

attained a reputa ion as wide spread as the cont
rent o noTtn America But the browning glory Of
this life remains to be attained ID his discoyerY, or
rather com bination for ne does not claim TO have
been tee discoverer Of CEDRDO, which is The basis
Of the Btters nov offered to the pubic. That hon.
OF be ongs 10 the native inhacftsnis OF Central
America, 10 whom ITS virtues have been known fer
more than two hundred years. Armed with i the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria,
and handles, without fear, the most We nomous ser
penis il is belief with them, that while there Is
breath the b. dY he Cedron is pttnt to cure, no
matte what the disease may be
VIII lie Dr. Bull IL not prepsr 10 endorse this
extrAYagant pretensOn. he Is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination of the evidence rela-
ting to its virtues, that q remedy and prevents
tive for all disease arising from exposure ei her to
the yea her or climate, or to miAsmRtc Influences,
il stands
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NarvOus Dahilitv.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured By ore who
hss really cured himself aad hun ire0s o. others,
and VII te.l yoa Bethiaa but The truth. address
viii stamp, 3ox 81.
es12cdsEIyl Fosfoa, MsaN
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Two Through Trains Daily
For Sale.

Owe OF the best Residences In the county u
~ the southern part Of the city. near the tefu18
Of the SCUM Nashville Horse Railroad, iu "a 1n'
rate noghborhood The boil inc. largo modem
tHo-st0ry Dreks Wlih ten Io0ms Kit hen, ke., good
Dick smoke house and servant houses, good a--
lerni large yard, well enclosed, witt lT sores n.
landi part Of which b first rate garden land. 7fu
Nltn cnoiee nut trees part ID used for "a bros
yard VITA plenty q water and al couren'aaefl
Tor getting wood. The N. and Q. Railroad passes
by the corner Of the place, from which wood Is rs-
celyed for burning brck. The property is OUTSIDE
ne corporation, and h therefore exempt from cor
poraion taxes A good spnns IL inmfd.a-aiT al
joining me property. Terms easy.
hnqmre or NEL5JH a MURFREE
anFi ~ ~. MATT BROWN q 90