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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-21
No. 2I8.

EoR sALE-An interest IN e House OF ? rooms
4 and kitchen, On Fos'er street, m Eigsheld,
near Caysly Depot." Possession given January
lst, 1896. Prce $500.
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Caii1u o stsudg, With . ter demand from
hss 90 msnufacturcrs- 10" Ia grc prices
cd ~ stspls will depend mush "a the
Il.hutia aps of the eom'rs ~"a-oa tbat
se b r tle STATISTICS ~ she 'f'p % i'russr
sssrs s. No.. ar bv MessIs- g. avail.
1enEs a Co.. of New York
~ Lays not rivaa the price and value ct
ue of-i- 81 isai-6s Cs-Gt o., a. ths cror.
= Noe yrau did not Gene regularly on
th- mrrE@i. Ne, however, give 2 esu
mates OF za0a.oos bIess that being The csls
ntttd prytable amoaut comlnE ~ bemas
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SECRET DISEASES

THE s~AMARITANS GIFT
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hLFEED c BOWERS.
Assistant sargeon .ll New f8rE f.I4

, here = Proef positive Of he wsIra o.
ine- truly vsf1sUa preusrarar4-
Ild E1sa1E drug haFe 20 ava uav - rsr-
lfy gsgele. fleasali h fhe 49, srf 4
fa3ttIfE CURE
Sod ~ WIhCW gHrrru o.
Cor. Llur-l alI ilus -r-..ts ~
bE-d0&U a CO. rr1pHrior
80 Aace street. fhlafeIutfa p -
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IN Chsncery at Carthage, Tennessee.


D. H. CAMPBELL. c a
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TERHs OF SUBsglPrIoy,
RATES or ADVERTISING.
TO ABTERTEsKgs In DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS,
'ArAsLE IN ADVANCE.


Advertisements In theSPecisl Column, first TINE.
nom I TO 5 lines, loo-each additional line -
esnts; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
LOcG Column, frH time, hon I 20 g Ines, 81 o.
esch sdu-tou1 line, 80 cent?; subseaueuf inser-
tons, Is cents per ane.
All adTeruseuents Occupying SPECIAL position.
@nd all double column ad-veniseueuts. vii -
charged 50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VI he charged at the regular advertising rstss
and must luFaDably Be pad . advance, or 10 10
Herton made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For Btste OhceTa-----... 90
For County 10 o.
We, he undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
Gbore rates .r advertising. 70 which We bind our
ssss st1cty 90 adhers.
Wh. CAMERON a g
JOHN WALLACE, for De DsspatdA
barry, WENHAM & CO fT Rss
BALL. JONES & CO, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEsE- Sept %. 1864
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T. n. coIIoy, ofTean. C. ?. morrrr,-r. ofN Y
va. G. BYE, DELAao Z. sElIH, ofMIuu.
A. y hAAte-si A. q. wells, ufmich-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-21
No. 229.

FOR SALE-20. 40, or az feet mont On North
L Cherry street, los ieet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel. This Is q central bueiness 10
ca ity. Price $50 per foot. One-Eslfcash, balance
in and 2Years ipterest and len.
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NOtiCe.

AhA- r 4 J. HUNTER, phYs-fsus fr f.e.aes
II ~ ms THROAT. LUNgs and HEART. =orI5
nol1J uer psueutz. hist her once 10 Nashv :
GQS "a Saturday evening. he fh mss. afe-
siAcn ther address I'll D. 80 Vest Fourth sfrsaf
CnrunaI- For the hsneff a. nose ~ f-z-e
hefesler 70 plsos themselves under their gare. ~
Engsments have been made Elth Or. Ra-eoa. CIV
oteis Who = suthonaed 70 receive aBplrsfors
mas erkuinauonss Ehich EI.hs krssrdsa
oHF aadress q Gncinnsu. oca-su
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In Chaneery Al Carthsge. Tennessee.
Va
David Ds7s snS Others
W

JusuAET 61H, 1865.
David Dsas. End Others
W
Juhs Dugham Nn4 others.
IL lbs cag-e, it Ape ring 10 he Clerk and Mas
ter hat AoeyeW pJfhsm sni JuhHha Dulhsm ale
non-residents CO TIE -tst'o Tennessee. 90 taGi the
ordinary process o. law cannot b. served upon
tsswr It's therefore ordered that pubscst ON Is
made for four successive weeks, Ia The Nashville
Unfcu, q uevspsoer published In the city Of Nash
vile, tennessee. reQniurG sad dc cn1rnts 20 50
pear .. The next term CT the ChaIcelY Court cf
Smith county, % be held "a The Cout house ~
Jar-hsge, on Jne hind Ne day r. February. 1850,
20 sns ser COmulsnsnr-' hI or the same vail Ia
3 ken fer confessed en- set .or hearing eNparte .
10 Jlrm, J. h. CAMPBELL CAN.
IsnlT- Est
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CAPT W. A WAINWRIGHT, A G. Il,

in charge Of QnsrsmasteT's Stores, Horse Medi
cines. Hardware, &c. Ofaee, Taylor Depot corasl
Summer and Broad streets
CAPT. Z 3. KRE, A Q NJ,
in charge Of River Depot and Post transportation
Fuel Tor Gamer Public Animals, stables. CoTrals
a.. Office IS Cherry street.
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in chsrge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
sge, Stanonery, QnSTsermasters' Blanks, and Stor-
age OF Public Property. Office IL Market-sreet.
CAPT. exc. B. HIBBARD A Q n,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Once 90 Cherry
afraef.
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No. 234.

EsOR hENI-A new Frame House Ct rooms,
in North Nashville, n-s- the residence OF Mr..
r.. X Cheaiham. Pnce $40 per snnum.
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No. 226.

POR sALE-A School Cab, 10 good order, with
4 single harness Prce So.
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IN chaneery 81 Carthage, Tennessee.
JNsUARy 5TH, 1bC4.
VIM. shoemake, Exc sBd others

VIM. Hunter and others.
IN tins cause, IL appearing to the Clerk ani Mas
ia- that the detendsnts William Hunter. Michel
Hunter Gnd Euga hunier are non-residentN Of the
state Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary Fr1cess ol
law cacnJt be served upon them. 10 - Therefore
ordered thst plblcauon be made for four success
SIZE weeks, iu the Nashville Union. 3 newspaper
pub ishcd in The city OF Nashville, Tennessee. re-
qulnGg sad deftldsnts 60 abpesr II the next
term 81 tho Ch-neery Court % smith COunty, 20
re held a. the Court hou,e IN Carthage, o. the
third Nondsy 10 Feb "a ~, 1866, 20 ausWtr Com
pi3iusnts' OIL, or the sans viii IA taken for con-
iesssd 81 Cd set Tor hearing egpsrte.
lsnlufE l.. b. CAMPBELL, c. NJ.
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$4,000

A6-sieurI Ioca- Noera-e---
lSy- he fresacua. czhera al &c.,
refs q tnras hanks indorss ths c~u1isr 900
A1afea ne AmsneEa stencl Too
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No. 236.

EaOR sALk-&sN feet, corner VINE and Union
stress opP2siue ~ residence Of Mrs. K1-PIe-
saent 70 Z Free 500 per tJoL A noble spot for
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23
The 9prfulk gpst.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY % 1899
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

ANOTHER CLARK IN TROUBLE. Yes.
terday morning we briefly gave the facts
in regard to the absconding Of william,
N. Clark, formerly Cashier of one ~
our banks, who carried off a very 10 roo
fortune in silver and gold,n diamonds.
and other articles of vertu belonging to
several of our citizens, whose Confidence
he had won only to betray. Yesterday
his brother, f. G. Clark, who is suspect.
ed OF having been concerned with him
in some of his business transactions
was arrested in capias at the suit of
the First National Bank, of which. q
l.. Cole is President, for tresspass in
which the damages are laid at 81 ooo
The defendant was taken before tba
Court and held to bail upon an omen ao'
count claim of $2,4OO, growing ont ~
the business of William w. Clark with
that institution, 1t appears that the
capias was issued upon Information that
he was about to leave the State. and he
was arrested by Sheriff w, b. Digs on
board the steamer Thomas Kelso. Bound
for Baltimore, about half past 3 O'clock
while that steamer was lying at the
wharf OF Portsmouth. He was around
last evening In charge of the Deputy
Sheriff, Mr.. Richard Nelson, endeavor-
ing to find bail; but he had not been
successful in his efforts up to our last &C.
counts. We defer any further report of
the case until the matter shall have
been legally investigated. It is due ia
Clark to say that he denies any inten.
ton of leaving the state, permanently
although he was In the vessel bound for
Baltimore,
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INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL,
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, $685.
BRANDlES-Apple S300@l400; Heppesey, Otard ri.
net Castillion &C. S1000@1600 Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger, &C., $5OO@65O; Domestic (com
mon S235; California, per case, 5000.
BITFERS-Bokee's, brakes, Wahoo Russ's Scheidam
&C. Sll OO@lS California Wine Btters per case $l3 OO
observation-disclosures, Sides, 1S619ca Hams 25G 30c
Smthfeld Hams, cuts to order, 23(d25c.
BEEP-Extra Mess, s1SOO@2O 90; Mess, s160O6lls.OO
COTT0N-Good Middng Al; Mdding 46; Low = i'd
ding AZ Good Ordinary 80; Low Ordinary 49,
C0AI-Frst quality, 4o@i5c.; I'd quality, 35@40c
Sd do. $780,
DAUGHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 Der ton.
C0RN-Whte. S561S7c.; Yellow, 75@S0c.
C0FFEE-Prme Rio Coffee 30l5C132c
WHITE LEAD-S@17.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUPS-50a6Oc
Observation-Disclosures Prints. 1886; Sprague d.
~ ;Amercan do 3d. Amoskeag do q u; Dutches do
30 London Mourning do 271a; Amoskeag do, 2y; Ian
caster Gingbams So; Deaines, %; Standard Sheet
ing, So; "A fpe Brown sleetng 36%; 81 do 3d. ~ do
Bleached do 81 So; Ticks 57a6215 Striped Shifting
23a25 Coored and Beached Drills, S7l%a39; Colored
Cambria 26a2i%.
CUBA M0LASSEs-aba6d,
CANpLESzAdamantne aSGl3oc; Tallow, 23a25.
CIGARS-Domestic and Imported 20a150.
FL0UR-Fsmy. sl3l 5OOal50Osz; Extra $l014@l2sl
Super $4,000; Fine, SS.25@975
The sales on Change yesterday recorded, small
lot ofmiddng Cotton at AZ. Produce Arm. Naval store
quiet and in no demapd Gold 13i aud firm. Country
produce coming in lively Most all being bought up for
shipmspt
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a. taansworth, Miss @ M Blood Miss Brown @ Kur
VI, W., D Uhase CWiseman. r Whitaker Robinson
nicheil' Calais Powle, r Miles and Harrington
cossIeSns per Steamship Saratoga, Captain L. Kips
from Now York February %. 1855:
PHennsberry and Co, Biggs and Co. G Reed and Gan,
brckhouse Daniels, 7 Dashel, G e Staples. Mont
and son, Dunn and Co, Gillet Cherry And Mott 70
Harrison and Co, Ludlow and Wilson, NAVY Yard ".
nossi E1 and Co, Adams Ex Co, Nash and Cobb =
MB Seal and Co. and G santos sssh m"wiSnd,
rano ADD and Co. Taylor Martin and Co, Wilson and T,,ior
H aeS sssatf Te1as johnston Commcaor.
rslI Leigh Rrn sMd ,isSn Smith and Bro, Cuth
Miss Anna Skinner "'o''oo'e' II white,
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INFANTICIDE AN EPIDEMIC. OniWed-
nesday afternoon, the body of a female
infant was found in the old fields near
the graveyard, tied up in sack. The
negro man, who discovered the child,
notified Coroner Todd, who at once
ordered an inquest over the body. The
verdict of the jury was, that the infant
came to its death from causes unknown
to them. Yesterday morning the dead
body of another female infant, well de-
veloped, was found upon an ash pile in
Williams lane and carried to the watch
house. Coroner Todd held an inquest
on the body. A similar verdict TO the
above was given by the jury. The body
of male infant was found OH the door.
step of house on Butte street, Wednes-
day night. One of the demoralizing
influences of the war. Two of the above
children were white, the other a mu.
latto. Comment is unnecessary.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

CITY COUNCIL. Alta joint meeting of
the City Council last night, b. x. lay
lor and q. w. Miller were elected con-
stables.
The Select Council elected T. j.
Rroughton, Clerk, and passed series of
resolutions expressive of the deep
sorrow felt by that body at the sudden
demise of their late clerk, and extending
their sympathy and coincidence to his
bereaved family.
The action of the Council in regard to
the corporation judge, and providing for
q paid fire department, was upon mo-
ton laid over until next regular meet
ing. No other business Of Importance
transacted.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

THE NATIONAL CoURTEsIEs. Capt,
Perkins and the officers of this post,
gave the officers of the French steamer
D'Estaing,a supper at Bice's, last night
The table was magnificent, and the
French gentlemen were astonisned al
the size ofour bivalves; as to the spots
they were all round in places.
Bice also furnished a superb supper fol
a private masquerade party-equal to
FarOux's best,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

THE HORN was won by the United
Fire Company, who returned S246 for
tickets sold, and the Union HOOK and
Ladder turned in $232.50. The most
friendly feeling prevailed. The horn
was presented to Captain Lakln, VINO
gracefully replied with an appropriate
speech
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

THEATRICAL MATINEE. On Saturday
afternoon, there will be performance
for the especial accommodation and
amusement of the juveniles, AT night
every lady and Miss who attends will
receive present which will last them
for a year. This is first matinee we
have had in Norfolk; in other cities
they are quite common. 1t affords a
fine opportunity for mothers or nurses
to take the little folks" to SEQ the
shOW
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. At meeting OF
the School Commissioners, held IN the
Mayors Office yesterday morning, I. b;
Broughten, Jr., son of the deceased
Rector of the 4th Ward School, was APP
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of his father as Principal OF the
4th Ward Public School.
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THE COURTS.

MAYoR's CouRr-E. G. Coulson, drunk, hneo 90. 10
gnus Capps drunk fneds5 Sarah Judkns di" S,H,aU
manded in default of payment of fine. Elihaoe.n Cr,
Sam Price, coored) turned over to Freedmen oyu,
Alfred Finn Thomas Simmons, applied for and reeeve
lodgings.
Mayors CoURT - F1ytsmouth-Lissner Sa niiI
SC Katskie NJ Metz N Skurnck and IL nii il
were each fined So for violation of city ordinances III oo
structing the side walks ,os,;a prowu
Hugh 0Conner arrested complaint OF jessie browh
,barged with stealing clothing and two pistols valued AZ
$40 was transferred to Princess Anne County COURT ''
theft having been committed in that county. -,..o.
James Thornton William Waters, George brongn.oa
Peter Galee and william Peel charged WIFI s,nS
assisting Hugh Conuor to escape from the cage were
sent to Jail for ten days. , -, 81 John w Tucker
charged with obtaning 1886 under false preteuses.
This nerson claims 10 have been Moor IN the oA'''
States Army
FREsprRNs CoURr-Lizze Station, old onenu.' ~ hard
with fighting and disturbing the peace, SEN ,S ,e@ro
labor prison for ten days. Jim Rice, an ni'I n IN,
charged with dsorderly conduct, dischargea,
rrsoners led for trial before Military Commsso
eays this Afternoon in the Baltimore boat for oa
TO stand trial before Military Commission "o"
session.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

PASSENGERS arrived per Steamship Saratoga, Captain
l.. King, from New York February u 1850; -
Mrs Booth Mrs Rivers, Conway, sr,ekTVS, WcoS
ward. Nj Applicable Mrs Clarke Miss sprou', his'
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II 0 r 8 A L E.

T. -.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village Of Kempsville, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from tho city Of Norfolk situate the east
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation Is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land Is thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING being high, rich and quick. There is wood
enough the land to pay for Il.
Should 1t not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have no largo tract IL will be divided into lots suit
For terms, &C., apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk vs In WHOSE hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale.
j. M. BRICKHOUsE,
ie7-H Kempsvle, Princess Anne co.. Va.
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By A TRIAL PROVES TT. Word

'not describe the gloss, the Stiffness the uxuriance
The flowing, wayy beauty of the hair that is dressed with
s' . A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer and zyobalsa
mum OF Hair Dressing They keep alive the roots
.e hair, NIL them with nourishment, moisture, and pro
unce magnificent growth. Every Druggist sells them
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

FROST BITTEN. We learn from one
of the farmers on Tanners Creek tlat
the frost has killed the crop OF peas
sown in January in his neighoorn1oo,
and that the truckers will have 10 pant
or be pealess in the spring.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

II E M o V A L {.
ANNOUNCEMENT or PARTNERSHIP, &c.
RDW A r E.
TAYLOR, MARTIN & CO.,
NO. Is EAST SIDE MARKET SQUARE
NORFOLK, January %, 1866.
Wa have this day admitted Messrs. THOMAS
p,I ToTT and JAMES II. WALTERS to an interest in
ELh s.u, Gnu WALTER II. TAYLOR,
our nh' ANDREW s. MARTIN.
wo take occasion iu making this announcement 70 IN
form the public that we have removed our
No IA East side Market Square, two doors above our
| former place Of business. a.; orr frat eforts IN
"S,h ourselves in business, but having determined 70
rsnon and earn livelihood here we are not to DC
bsulked BY any impedimens which can DC
con nav to our friends We have done well. s..s u
Considerable expense we have altered ana nsed ap
AZ ,annsr suitable to the Hardware Trade,
and having just received many new Goods o snd
ma s."S1 Wa natter ourselves that we can please Al
| ried stockl we I Hs th.ir custom. jsn3o-n
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

THEATRE. Last night the Theatre
was crowded. Mr. Burnett was tleu ps
two old down casters with 46 knots ana
the hitchers jambed, he however extrl-
Gated himself in about seven minutes,
and left the knots all intdck.
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n E SIR ABB E FA MIL Y

IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence, situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church
and occupied by Mrs. Foster, 10 offered for sale.
It has wide entry, with two parors and dining
room the first floor four chambers the second
two comfortable In the garrett and dry cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-H J. ID. SMITH BROTHER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

FRIE CANAL BARGE COLUMN
III bad" FOR SALE-Capacity 1000 bushels GRAIN
e In complete order, and but two and half years DID,
Also, two open Canal 0srges, very suitable Tor carry
ing wood-cspacity fifty cords EACH. Also. Lighter.
Apply to L. REYNOLDS,
nov8-0 No. 10 Roanoke Sqnare.
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EOR SALE OR CHARTER.

LIGHT DRAFT SIDEwHEL STEAMER, OF eight,
tons burthen suitable for Freight Passengers-wel
fitted and in perfect order Also FOUR LIGHTERS
decked over drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
CORDS OF W0OD-but In the most substantial manner
-exprossly for Iighterfng wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN 4 CO.,
sugl9-H No. IA Roanoke Square.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23
NY FAMILY DYE CoIoRs-Amon,

"a" FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Among
the most popular and useful articles Of the day the
FAMILY DIE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical che.sstp Howe Stevens. So very superior
are these dyes easily used and withal afforded at
low price, that they literally getting into every
body's hands, just the praises Of their merits
everybodys lips Once tried they become indispensable
In many parts Of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods Of dyeng. We, without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them tho best dyes
manufactured while at the time they the
cheapest In price. The ladies' particularly delighted
with them,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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COMPOUND for the speedy and permanent cure of Liver
Complaint, Scroiula, Kings Evil, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
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Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism, Pain in the Stomach,
Side and Bowels General Debility Uterine liberation.
Syphilis and Mercuria Disease, and all complaints arising
from, or resulting in, Impure Blood,
It is double the strength Of any other sarsaparilla
Compound in the market and is endorsed by the medical
acuty as the best and cheapest BloodPurher exiant
PRICE 81 90 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by
DR. L. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MELRosE, MASS.
DIR. LARO0KA Abs
Indian Vegetable
pULMONIC SYRUP
Cures Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough Group, Asthma
Carrh, Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Night Sweat
Hoarseness, to which public speakers and singers arc
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of the Throat and Lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority, cergymen
o every denomina on authors editors professors in our
,.riors colleges and by many of our most eminent
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Containing NO OPIUM ~ IN audp'o" W wy CO. "
be used without fear of the dangerous results when
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which opium and ipecac are the base
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Price SO cents and 81 per bottle
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DIR. KING II rs
Oriental
HAIR RES T o r E II
p.ovo. itself the only reliable Resterer of Gray and
Faded Hair to its original color'
T, contains neither oil, alcohol any other injurious
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most eminent medical authority
1t is exquisitely perfumed will not STAN OF SUI '"'
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o. BUT NO OTHER as
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Melrose, Massachusetts,
DIR. KNIGHTS
| HAIR DIR Els 81 u,
| A VEGETABLE PkEpAhAlloN
For Identifying and promoting the luxuriant grown
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II removes dandru cleanscs the scalp cures ner'ou
ad.oe and all those distressing affections induced
tbe u.e Of oily or alcoholic Hair Dressings
It's inviroratng properties insure luxurlan, LOCKS IN
,,;od 70 cur and by its persistent use the hair
stored to bald heads when such result is possible,
II is spcnddly perfumed, will not S'Ain u son "
skin or any article of apparel, and IS anniversary :"
nroved-especially by ladies and children.
p' no BUY NO OTHER 90
Price rs cents per Bottle
| Prepared by
mr. T. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Merose, Massachusetts,.
~, w.A.&c c. A. SANTOS,
Wholesale Agents for Norfolk
pEMAs, BARNES co,
New York.
BARNES, WARD co.
New Orleans.
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can conscicntiously recommend to those '0"'' . 49,,
distressing cough Dr. strckands Melliu0us Cough BAL
sam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
not disagreeabe to the TASTE insre 70
us,liauous Cough BaIsam is one of'he best p'ep"'"
= uss and Is all that its proprietor claims ior H.
triad II during the past week, and found reh''
,,.,rossing coueh. 1t is prepared by Dr. strick
land No. 1879 Sycamore street. Cincinnati " anu w
by Druggists. SANTOS Agents for
WALhn nov6-6m
Norfolk, Va.