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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
The Exported Females.

The San Francisco correspondent OF
the Chicago Times draws the following
agreeable picture Of MERGERS female
emigration scheme:
The Eastern papers have recently come
10 us filed with the details Of the plan OF
operations of Mercer and those 800 Mal
sachusetts girls that he hiss collected to-
gther for shipment 10 Washington ter
ritory. God help the girls They are
q Ing 10 one of the most desolate u
tries on the globe The inhabitants are
a sort of semi-eivilized people, rough
and uncouth in their manners, and
about one-half of the young men,
learn, are living in open c~oucubInage
with sauaws. They are honest good
hearted aud brave people; but had
been so long estrauged from the great
moving world outside of their domain,
that they will make, ! fancy, very sorry
companions for girls from that very re
fined. elegant aud fastidious State
Massachusetts. The people Of Wash
ington territory don't want SO many
women. They don'tneed them. There
are enough unmarried young womell
there nov 10 supply the men with
wives, and the Massachusetts shipment
win be q drug in the market Many
OF those girls will be forced to prost-
tuition when they reach their destiua-
ton. for il will be impossible for all Of
them to be provided with honorable
means OF occupation. IL such should
unhappily be the Ease, Mercer shout
be made 20 suffer for H.
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A Rcm arLable surg,caI opsrauon.

A Rem arkabIe Surgical Operation.
From the Torehgo Leadsr
one Of the most extraordinary surgi
cal operations that has eyer been per,
formed in this caautry was ~rcceutly
successfully accomplished in the gene
raj hospital in this city, by Or Aikrns.
and for the credit of the medical pro
iession OF Toronto, We think ID uut
right that = notice 81 the Ease should
be laid before the public. The caseln
question Is that Of s Young woman who
had been afflicted with an liberated
heel for seven years Having been uu-
der the care Of several eminent physi
clans, and The disease having grown
worse instead of better, she obtained
admission to the hospital, and after re-
manning here FOR some time was placed
under the care of DR. Aikeus. who.aiter
mature consideration, suggested the
propuety OF attempting a remarkable
operation with a view o. etlectiuc %
cure and having obtained the consent
OF the patient who, IL may be readily
imagined. was willing 70 undergo auy
operation that might have the effect of
ltNNNllNE 70 AEN the use OF ucf iNtf.
the doctor proceeded % cut away an
the diseased portion Of the heel
completely removing the roots Of
the ulcer, and indeed advancing some
distance into the healthy part OF the
flesh, the better 10 avoid leaving any
seeds Of the disease remaining The
mex thing TO be done was 10 TIL up the
cavity, into which \ good sized potatoe
might be placed, with healthy flesh
The foot was accordingly tightly tied
up to the hip, and a large piece OF lesh
partially removed from tue hip and
laid into the cavity in the heel, and The
Zap on one side or, more properly. end.
sewed TO the lip Of the cavity the 0ppo-
site part Of course, lei stall sdhering 10
the hip, in order that circulation ma ht
be preserved The foot was kept IN
this position a week by which time the
uesh Of the hip commenced sdheune
: o that of the loot The latter was
then cut down irom The hip and strange
though II may appear 70 the unprofes,
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sionai reader. oompists cure i about

oIWuNl seUWtIf OOIHTIttE" DuIt . "Dout
20 Tesult from this extraordinary surgi-
cal operation. The heel presents a
very neat, and, it may certainly be said,
3 'ereditable appearance and in a few
days the skin along the edges VIII be
completely healed up The pateat,
vino suffered = great deal during This
difficult operation, IS still in the hos
pitAl and may be seen blythe curiously
disposed oriEcredulOos members Of the
community. The cavity in the hip,
caused BY the removal of the flesh l
put into the heel is also rapidly filling
mn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

Special Requisitons, No. 40, sire required for AL
arucles not hunted by the Army Regulations and
must De- approved BY Brigade And DIVISION CON-
msndgrs. or the Commanders OF Troops uuassign-
Ell 90 hussdes or Divisions.
Eequf-Ilons Ior supp les, for troops stationed al
Nashville. wll Re filled on approval OF the Post
Commander. unloss they call Tor animsls, meanA Of
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the APP
provN 81 she Chief QuareImastor is required.
acquisitions aui k-umRtes Tor supplies At the
Front must lie presented 70 The Depot Qua1eunas.
tiers there. Ualy uu extreme cases Will they be is
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief Q-usuermsster OF the Army.
An signstUres 10 ReguIsiuons and Estmstes
shoUls give tine ordinary autograph Of the OficeT,
cllowcd ty his rank, aud the numbsr sud designA-
ION Of his regiment OF command.
moy ~, loa5,
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DECKER BROTHERS

NANVtNCluRSRs 81 PIaNO FOREES N. 81
Va tHUhes strgel utsr Rr'Aiaas, NeN NoR.
tnv aoFo hrn hssrnE re-sully cumusuced the
nsa rtufe 81 tnsir improves ps-ecte0 msuos.
vhch sur Ire raost ueff-t sud fasst ulaed lusrun.
meet, N po'igoaa Wh hthsy msIe the aIten-
tth r tle grsse sad ME seirc purria-ersthroueh.
"e Z" l~ntetS~icS lheN y. ffUrIoI MAY ID.
ave lae AesSrs- D. hnos luStrauusu MS haFe A.
~ul ~ Rae Ust nognu of he.nE. la 81 raA
i@etr monsFaEsfs nv lei nos nsie o. he
country ia~cs2nn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No 225.

TOR sALE-A small Farm OF 30 Acres, on tue
L Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashville,
well improved. Frame house OF N ee rooms, at
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, ias young or
ohard Of 500 fruit trees, ia t beginning 10 bear. sp-
pies, peaches. p.ums, cherries and plums, ali well
enclosed. So per scrs One-hslf cash, balance
in one year. Possession given January LIST, ls65.
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DO NOT DESPAIR


In msnE slecnous With which numbars d Re
males suher, ne Root sod Herb Juices Is psozt hap
ply adapted, IN tlceratsd Uterus. la Whtss N
tearing doNns Falling q TIE Womb DEBILITY. al
ior at Complaints ircIdsni 10 TIE -. seut ~ 81.
press. Pnce, g per bottle.
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No. 239---For Sale.

DRICK DWELL Nc, No l2South College street,
ID lot e5Klss. This properly Il worthy Of assn.
boa 81 the price-S7 90.
Apply to
dec2l-u Il. G. sCOyEL.
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P0sr Il7rESsAEr.-No N south Cherry ST. sur
r,uu Nm. rhrelkejd, Us. Vols, attending ON.
Gers ald iheir families.
Surgeon r. ". s~rABLrSa, 10Th Mich Vols, Medicsl
Lirrctor 81 Post Forces, Uhee No. 10 College 81
P1sr hosruL-CoTner OF Cherry ami Kim SIS.
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Medical Department.

COL GE0. +. COOPER, U s A
Medical Director, Department OF the Cumberland.
Office - Summer street.
1T col A. c. HANIIE,
Medical lnepeetos u.s. A, once cor Church
ana hish Hres'S ..- iEN .tIGs a-t.
8uRGE0G l. FLETCHER, Q. 8. VuLA,
Eedlai PuVey0T, q. s. A. Otics Norm sids Of
PulJio 2ynMe, betFeen Market and Front.
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samaritan's Wash.

T. IN csse o. syp4s, used 10 eoumucuon uHb no
ceuts-
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CAPT. OHAa q. WING, A. = n,
Esr0-L msttrsiac Uaieer Q-uArtermAs,ers Depart.
meut Udico. IU7 Cheury-s,TesL.
CAP T J. cox, A. . 4,
ir charge O. Cioaning, Camp end Garrison Equip
age, sliInlyry, Qrartesmssters' blanks, aud Stor-
Axe OF PutAe Property Once II Market-sEeet.
CAPT. GEO B. HWBARD, A. y n,
Ia charge oil Fouge and Straw. Office % Cherry
street. q
CAP ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A. Q ~,
10 charge OF QEaueunaster's stores, Horss Medi-
eine-. haruWsre, &c. Once, Taylor lepoL, corner
Summer aui Bnusi streets
CAPT D. n kick, A 9 NJ,
iu charge al River IspCt and Post Tran. portsuOu,
Fuel ior s.ssnsers Public Auimts, Stables. CoUsls,
Ac. UfI-v 81 Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No. 223.

EOK sALE-le5 feet on North Front street. east
Z side, next nor.h ofsnd adjoining Bridge street,
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house properly,
embracing the Toulouse ami lArge Livery stable.
Ii Will be sold a. n whole or in lois. Now rented for
over SiSO0 per annum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No 27.

EOR sALE-DwELLIAG-No. p North High
Il street, Formerly occuP ed By mr.. William 3
Eakin. ono OF the most compact, neat, convenient
and desirably located residences IN Nashville, with
all the modern Improvements, gs. water. water
closets, bathibg room, good sewerage, stable, car
rage house, wood hoa-e. In sddiuoD there are
double window sAshes attached TO the dwelling, 90
gather with q fine Laundry room, with stationary
wardrohes, dTgwers, shelves, &c, Sc. ReiRhbor-
b cd pefhaFs unsurnass-d. Price $4,000 one
half c sh balance one year, interest and lien.
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OILa.

OILS.
S Bbls Lnseed Oh, Bbls Tanners Oil,
5 " Lard oil. " Sweet Oh,
For sale low. 6J EwIN a PENDLEroN.
PAINTS.
800 Kegs White Lead,
5000 Lbs. Am. yellow Ochre,
5000 " French yellow Ochre,
loo " Chrome Green, dry,
100 " Yellow, DRY,
100 a. 81 in ol.
Ali kinds OF Pants and Paint Brushes.
For sale low. By WIN A PENDLEfON.
HES.
Bbls. oOpa ySnlsn, Bbl Japan vAnish.
2 - Coach " +" Flosing "
one barrel Blae< Leather.
For sale low, BY WIN PkNDLkfON.
LIQUORS.
5 Bbis Alcohol, IS per cent
" " 70 per cent.
8 " Proof Spirits,
e" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Sin,
Fure Port, BIRdeiu. and sherry Wines,
For sale low. By vi 4 PENDLEl0R.
BITTERS,
Drsks's Plantation Bittsrs,
Bulls Csdron
HOstettersS Stomach
BOorhaFe's Holland
Hollands German
FOR sale Low, by EWIN & P~ENDLEToN.
SUNDRIHES.
70 Kegs Soda, I bbl BlusstOns,
l Cask Macsboy suun " Cudbear,
4 Bbls EPSON Salts, 100 Los Cochlnesl,
4 " Dutch Maddsr, 2 Bbls Cream Tartar,
200 Los best Indigo, Z birthstone,
4 Bbis Copperss, 2 " -Four sulphur,
For sale low by EWlN 4 PENDLETON.
July 22-tL
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ALFRED g. BOWEE8
Assistant SGrgeoa 5th Mes York foh.

kesier here j. proof positive q TIE uAue o.
lefe truly Vaiuanie preparations. he cd ackeu
i-s a1ddi EusnuE drgs hsFe % eve asy 10 nems
4re purely vegetable, pi-sssut y NE iaats. ana A
Fu5ftlVE CURE.
sold ~ WJ&CW SHIFTS, uulEelu,
Cor. Church ADD Nins sf-sats. kashaIs.
uE5MONu % Pr0praurs
aIa - srraaf UH-lmfaIashim raaaHa A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No. 226.

ToR sALE-A sehool Car, in good order. with
Il SIC gie harness PEce s.JU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No. 222.

EIOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERr RI New Albany, Ind, proper
" ss lolloWs A two story Frsne House 10 perfecl
repair, newly painted, on secoud rank Of The Ohio
nyeT in full Neu Of It, near the loot OF the Fails
10 rooms, presses, eupbOsrds, panty, cellar and
cisiern under fhe house. State under ground,
24x24 Wood fhed, &C &c. House stands % feel
h. K from ons street and 40 feet from the other
Lot is On the corner, G0x!bU. with rear fercng.
Also Two cottages, Of three rooms each, on iol
lSOXl7O, with rear fence; cistern 70 each mouse,
sud well for both. Ali valued At ST. go.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No. 2l8.

NOR sALE-An interest in = House Of 2 rooms
aud kitchen, on Foster street. IN Edgeneld,
near Cavalry Depot" Possession gwen January
Let 1900. Pree 500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
No. 22O.

NOR RENT-Five rooms in third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, foT two
years from January let, 1866. at 500 per snnum,
AND $500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
businsss ohices, and cheaper thaa any We know
of-sYersging Sl3 81 per month tor each.
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No. 2l9.

NOR LEAsE-store House, eoTner az College ami
n Bioad street, for bal Suce 81 lss5 ana ga. Pcs
SESSION give. Immediately. A good business To-
caity. Price SA01
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fkEHs Of sgBsRfPgnx

-sDA1' JAN0ARY 10, ls66
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The efficacy Of thess remediez i airs -rr,os-
edged y PhyEicans and uaaeuts. Thsy are u-sI
Pm MS Y. = Hospitals. and b their real mert have
E.lad ne appreciation u the most ahle aurrsuu=
ralept take notcei The inEFedients are kE0su
~ Ne pny-cians Eho use then. a. you ul see oy
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No. 2l6.

TOR s1LE-A small Frame House, lot 1910, on
L jackson street. north ofthe Corporation spring
Price $40.
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Commissioners Sale
Of
RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
PIT ACRES,

9'cO aud a hair miles from Nashville, on tie
Aa5Jrees5orO pike and also other Fah-
able Property ia NasLUiHe, belonging 70 te
Estate Of HS late E3,cari 1ra5us.
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Subsistence Department.

col A. ~BECKWITH, @ @ g.,
Military Division o. the Mississippi
carr J. C. RgED, C, c s.,
Department OF the Cumberland. Once No. Il
3~Lh cherry streeL wee Cd. Porter.
CAPT SAY, J. LIrTI.E G 6,
Depot Cpulm.saary autsistonoe, once No 10
Cbern-sirNa6
CAPT s. D HENDERSON, C. S.
Pos; C5usnlsag Su0sstcucs, O-hoe North side
futl- SQUARE, uppo=lte Conn housa.
APT. ". n NLYHAN, O &,
In charge uf q. 3 BAKERY, sud DishursinF Com.
msssy Subsistence, wee Capt John A. irvine.
Once 40. - Ccisr-streeL
Hrur , e G~ALLgNTINE A. @ s,
In Clsrzeol solierz' Rest. corner Cherry knd
ChUyga-suoets wee Lieut. Henry King.
carr D. r LAMOREAU, c. &,
larhsr % 3ei Cattle. wee Capt Gloyer-sso
ia ohsT4e a Herineu. Stables, a., wee aaenL q.
s. hoIeusr eeses near Tower landing.
CAFr A. W Wills. A . N,
n ehafEe 81 ~ Faei government Printing
Is ~.l.sHoG1s~ uhoes, Quarters, a.. umoe No
seuta CheuY street.
Cart. ". MILJs
In-TeIar U suffers Guofs, and an prvsle Stores
-hlplai a tae FronL once A5S ~Chory-stneet
CAPT. CRuLLy, A y n,
tA.rH-i~ uace Chun,h street, Chattanooga
Depot
carr 5 K HANILI, A. 2 n,
-'gu Co CspI r.. o. Crly, A. Z. N. once
Churtt st1et C1susnoau Depot
itElr g. b NILSSON, 18th Us AAOM.
u ehsI-e OF Properly q s. Military Rzirosd.
Ufhce Ctgusb street, ChsrsnooH Depot
CAFr H A. sGITh % A..
n charge o csys-v lelo, EiUr6eli renneS-ae.
nNlANuARf Ia Isl, hctssn he houn o. 3
ad uaeleH. sm-a theH cuutaEAn4+Hoar
IN -.Nlf 81 prnlr aur.rl srrtxrr~- 90 ssIe
o." o 'ritu fon Cor gssa- 4 husl=e snd 10. la
-Hl or. yn tle west side uf -ummer street. sd
af'Eue acuse sl+ Dos ID wfleH ono ". Ns.ua
aes rsla tot hTinc haan1eI a. aliuEs Rasta-
11g On nconer ~ thr Isl uIeuioaed tat taen-e
Gn.'3- ts'k Yves verdi Wllh the H-e OF tso .sue
ices 10 81 stake, t-nee worth EsHilv SIS ipat 10 :
Stake, hsnG~ esstaa-Av l1tes a Snnm rs.reel
.aVn'e ~rcuthuFutY atHcttn fFc ~haenurnr. b,I q
rat t-elotpnr-ba~ed ~ ssd Msrtnsa rarktus
t1a year lsu-ior4cry kuosu ss she Iaioa
loo
NEd Iot : sold s. the property TO- SAID Martin un.
irr 81 p'ser 60 selas uiss-a Vi. Contained 90 a mort
H,le io mshy ss1d Nsruu.
f~t.tf PATRICK NsDERMOrT
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No. 22l.

NOR ALE-27O1 Acres OF Land, 6k miles from
the Sewanse Coal Mines, Msrou county. Tenn
with good improvements, Saw Mil in running Or
der; the general outlines and description Of which
will be given. Price g per acre n cash, balance
l and year. VIII exchange for city or country
property.
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MiIitarg 1irttturg,
STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Relief ii Sex and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Impairment. A., ke.
FOR cHTO.-D. Z Taylor. Once, No 4 Cherry
street. up stars.
PEsNslLVANlA.-CoL Jas. Chambeziin. once,
No 49, cherry street, up stairs.
INDIANA Col kdS. shaw. Onice, a2k Cherry
street
MtGHIGEN.-L 3. Wnlafd- once, No. 46k
fhErry street.
MLINOls-CoL }, N Sheets. once No 6 Cherry
street, up stars
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Mtssa1es { ,dz5Ses Haymaker, 4E1c wash
.gion, SSei blue Hll, 35e; Boston, SIZE:
Maneh sster, 40c; Sunols, Zoe.
srRlfED sH1RTINGs.-Amoskc ca. SOC: York.
4sei Jneasylle. see; farster e. a7i.e.
AIaeriea. s8e Whit stou 6. 38-. do a. 40c;
do BB, S5ci HaymaAer, Ace: Eyercu. s2Isc.
CoRsEr JEANS -Amo keaa. SIZE. tIseo-.
MA, SsLc; Pepperell, So, Ssnmkeag.s7 sac.
Bates, S2[e; lndiaR erchala PIC. An.
dro-eoRgin, s2Xcs Pemhernou. s2Jsc.
IIcKs.-Gork 90 inch 5se. gork p inch.
extra, Csc; Amoskeag AGA. Sc, do A55<c.
do B, 52kc; do c. Ekc; daD. 80 Csns-
stoga, ezra, 625zci Eagle. 42Ie; Sfar Mills,
421rs Hamiluon, regular. 5IEc. do D. 45r:
Penberton Y, E21zc: do E., Sole: 40 "A.
Sc; Albany, 23Le
Brown DEiLls.-Laeqnia. 34c -Benning-
ton, Sie; Boot Mills, S4e; Winthrop, 2sc.
DELArsEs-Manehester, 29ej Psciic, 29c;
Ham'itgn, zeei Armures, 3fcs
ChNToN FLASSELs.-Hamilt5n 81 z
Manchester, 52kc; Tremont, s5c; Pemt-r
ton c, size; Lsconia, 425Ec; Holyoke, Z7l.s.
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r. y. CoIroS. ofTenn. C. q. HEgUENsoUEs, ofN.Y. i
W.. c. SUMS, pELAN0 T. saIIH, 0fMlnu- ]
A. Q. sANFuED, " A. q. WILLS, u Mich.
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The samaritan's Gift.

scot oy mail In a p,sin envelope. Pucs. Mas
packages, $500 Female 500.
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN. n. j.
r. E~sTERBRooK & co.
STEAL PEy MANUFACTURERS.

STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS.
wAREBOrgFs Ne o AFck Phiia.
No. a. John-sG- a. No-k
&AaFLn1 and pnoes % applcaeou. Lott made
- topf4eT Of any pslem o. STAMP r-auref
CAruus-lhese Pens szs q a-aune km-rcsn
manuls ture End e9nsl n drish. elasticity and fee-
ne-s OF polnt 70 TIE beat mu1rlad. nrv -
ueftte sue San thsccuhdence 81 the Amer
eionI security aEan.t ioregn tn tanoa.
untsd aaies. EsrERHpf0Q 80
netEl-Gm aef
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No. 236.

EOR sALE-49s feet, corner Vine and Union
Il stree :, opp 'site e. residence Of Mrs. EN-PTa-
siteni Pc 4 fnce tSJ per Tot. A nonie spot Tor
a tne residence.
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4 united amount only Of the stock thus sppro-
pru ed has been placed On the hands q the officers
tine company % be sold az S. per share and a.
the sto-k has al been issued. mll Taid. 10 pay
meut Of property, n H. aot therefore. liable % any
Iuture assessment.
OrFICE, No. 65H North Cherry street. Fostohice
box s74, Nashville, Tenn.
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We, The undersigned, have this day adoptsd ths
shove rE.@ ior advertising. 70 which We lind our
salssa guaeiy 70 auhs-a.
hM. CAMERON A co.
John WALLACE, kr he Dspai,h.
hAkkf, WlEHAM 4 co. tr Pea
BILL, JONES a CO., for Gazette.
kAsHuLLE- pxss- sept q. 1854.
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Qpar!ernaster,s penargment.

BvT. BRIG. GAN. ,. l. DONALDSON,
Chief QlHlermasteg Depargment oi ths CumDer-
.sld. once lo~5eChenF-atseet
carr b. D. W-ICKsRsHAM, A. 3
Ch.et Asslsuant Quarterulsetet. Once iJ5 Cherry
sur-J
Eyr O CHARLES Il. HTIN, A. q A.,
Ga e. arr- OF Igmhvr. Workshops. sc. uthee los
Uherrs atre-t
GAIT. S. b. BROWN, A. Q NJ,
N cl4rLeri Railroad Transportation. tEneght and
pV--ngsrl office Churck street, 81 chattanooga
DepaL
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Notice

nB. r a J. HUNTER physeis1s br DISEASES
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No. 233.
No. 234.

EOR RENT-A new Fnsms House Of . rooms,
4 10 North Nashville, near the residence OF Mr.
r. r ChesthAm. Price 500 per snnum.
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No. 229.

TOR SALE-2O. 40, or so feet front on North
i Cherry street, lbs ieet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel. This Is a central business 10.
carty. Price $50 per foot. Ous-hsif cash, balance
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SECRET DISEASES
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's GIFT

The SOsg CERTAIN REMEDY EyER UsED.
ayes. A Positive Cure"
FOR GONORRHOEA. GLEEr. STRUCTURES. A..
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Only Ten PA 10 Be- Taken ~ Efata C4-s.
They are entirely vegetable, having 20 smell u0T
any Unpleasant taste, and VIII Dot be- any uaF TO-
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delcsis.
Cdres 10 from two 70 four days and recent cases
IN "twenty iour hours" Prepared by = graduate
e The University Of PennsylFa ~, one Of the mosf
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of this present daJ
No Exposure, no Troube, 10 Change Whatever
Lst those who have despaired II getting cured, or
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Mercury, Try
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
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