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Medical Baths.
Warm dry air yapor spirit fume, sulphur shower etc.
~ him when necessary, wa great success. in ths
Of Cutaneous Rheumatic and syphlic Diseases
Atmospheric Blood Regulator.
An eclectic principle of treating disease, by which atmog-
INDUCED around the human body Of It's organs limbs
parts By which the circulation is controlled and regulated
and local congestion instantly It's enlarges and
inyigoraes weak sbrunkeu rparalyc limbs by inducing
vigorous circulation Of blood through the part Rnd proved
specific remedy for Impoency, SpemOtorrhea, Seminal
arrangement, Catatrh OF the Bladder ucOuDeHce Urine
wlthou; failure in single
Fistula, FIssure, Piles,
Removed and radically by means Of Lgsurs and in
jeetlous without using knife loss blood Important.
reterrsdto
Young Men, and others Of Either Sex,
Can obtain speedy or the forms Of the diseases Of
INDIscRETIoN OR MISFORTUNE,
without mining the system by suppossDg the disease only az
usual5r most Of The many who call for relief have
been made BY improper We gu9rautee tho
humors discharges, swollen glands enlarged OF painful
bones etc. Of recent Or long standing.
How Effect So Muche
BIZ EXPERIENCE, EXTRA MEANS AND VARIED
RESOURCES.
Office hours from A n. to 5p.m
DR. H is Aopathic and Eclectic Medical Graduate late
Army Surgeon three years and STAFF Medical Director and
many years practitioner in this vicinity
Address with stamp, Box 2352, New Orleans,
Consultation free. Treatment cash, but reasonable
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nAPFoRT p'uN onaIrI.r -. !.


d.. Palfey, SONNET Ie rapport s,,;va,,t
Rapport Va comite special, norarse nav i.
senas pour Neeyoir de la famille Ia rsnc;a Il
arpenteur gneral, Lewis Bringier. deceSs
tous leg docuhents pubies, plans ct arpenfa'.
ges en- ieur possession, appartenant audit bu.
reau, ct depose3ces memes dams lie bureau al
eontroleur du Bureau des terres de l'Etat.
Ledit comite ripporte que de concert avee
Le eomite nomme Aar la chambre des represen-
4afts, lis ont ranpl les deyoirs qui leu
'steient comics ct tesentent maintenant III
inyentaiTe desdits documents fait par le con
sr6leu du bureau desterres do itEtat.
LIE tout est respectlle1sam soumis.
VAT PALFREY,
YlCE0R BURTHE,
du comite.
Chambre du senat II mars 1866
laFentaire de divers paqliets de papiers et
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"a, ,,,,,Ft,,T m nEtsr.E1rENrg.

sur motion de N. Kenner, les reglements
sont suspendus ct II seizieme r6glement est
amende de rnaniere a lire CONNIE suit
Reolement 16--L'ordre du jour sera appele
ct pris a une heure P. NJ, ct faffaire non-ter-
minee, dams laquelle le senat etait engage au
dernier Advancement precedent, aura Ia prefe-
renee sur fordre du jour; ct aucune motion
hi aucune autre affaire sera reeue, sans la per-
mission spectacle du senat ayant que Ion aura
dispose de Ia premiere.
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MURPHY'S HOTEI.-THE UNDERSIGNED
VI PToprletos Of hurpys Hotel No 90 ST. Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find 1t TO then
advantage to call sD see them before going elsewhere as
they Will get the choicest kind of liquors at the bar Superior
Dinners ana Meab of all kinds at the Restaurant and BOARD
and Lodging OF superior quality greatly reduced prices
MCKENNA 4 MGCLQskhHI
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M. Munday presente au senat 10 memoire
de NM. Rowland ct Otis, de Ia Nouvelle-O Or
leans, demandant du seeonrs, don't on Sc dis
pense de Ia lecture ct i est refere au comite
IA finances
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Sur motion de NJ Kenner, IN permits dab
senee est accord6 a M. T. g. TT. Ellis, sena-
teur des paroisses de St-Helene, Liyington,
St-Tamnany ct Washington, pour cause de
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sres vith escs!lsnt cry referenes sis.ssss v Ne
city county. vou1 taks skssSs Of besy fro ~ bsh,
II vss = a isvsN szyi vssss sis Dan = 10 Rssi
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CoAcHMKs AND GARDENERS.

yVASTED--A SITUATION As coAcusAN usnps.
" stands the care OF horscs, by udde aged man Can
be seen at iz Hudson Av., Brooklyn. -.
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'f Re - .esfsg md so Hse'p !Se1
services for the day. Consisting .Qf N.
Plat. on mdll6n, ffed Hecht, "A.
Piatt, ID. Coate(, George Button, =. w.
1ssIf CloSf ST. were we're
appointed committee Of arrangements.
On motion conlpitteeOp finQice was APP
HointeG cohISAiSf sOf 4OQe4 Bunker,
Festus Deyo, N. G. Coe,, sPeter Gortner,
G.. M. Gilbert, J. p. Furguson, Ephriam
Brink. ]. NJ. Kent and 3. T.. Post,
A committee of three to secure music for
the day was appointed. consisting Of Geo.
Button, Il. x. Mink and r. Mink. On
motion meeting adjourned until Friday
evening next. ~ 7<.54
GEO. Mcleod, Secretary.
!" yhf'7sss- os1os oaCyl, Jun. Iii, 1885,
81 Mr.. rEditor;-rhe, public may not be
aware 81 the amount OF excitement that
exists in the north part Of Cedar apd
south part OF Jones counties, on the sub
ject of horse stealing. Two old Kansas,
border-ruffian thieves are said to be in
our midst, sereted bysomeof the basest
men outside of-the place where all bad
people 60. Several attempts have lately
been made to steal horses, but were pre-
vented so doing. by the vigilance Of the
own aW them. Srbe Hi1zeA6AISe Or
ganized Vigilance Committee, COM
posed Of the first men Of Cedar and Jones
counties. One h1Aaredx ansax have a.
Pepdy, enrolled shk lens al -
snhmbefwill b increaA6 = fvo.hln
'dred in very snort time. The ofgSni.
cation contemplate increasing their
numbers until they can, by levying a
light tax, give five hundred dollars to
any person who will arrest and bring to
justiceone horse thief They hope, by
50 doing, 10 Stop herse sleAling and pre-
vent an outraged public from hanging
these desperadoes, as was done in this
Statea few years ago, and is now being
done in other States Many of our citi-
zens guard their stables during the night,
armed with guns and other deadly weap-
ons, and also set spring gums In their sta.
bies to shoot the invaders. These are
desperate remedies, but the people are
determined to stop horse, stealing. 1t
xsdld b ~dffov eli gbod> citizens to
cease trading horses with, or purchasing
horses from strangers, unless they had
positive knowledge That the-parson Of
fering horse for trade or sale was the
legal owner ofit.a rFaG& 'A,CfTrzES..
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HUDSON has got his new Photograph
Gallery in working order, aad - those
who desire Photographs. Anpbrotypes,
or nice Album Of Pictore Frame, will
find him at his rooms over Boynton's
Store. E
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lrBlack- silks and Black .Sill<
Basques - Drake & Covington's. Il /

HAIItpH lt1trox has in the press Of
herpsblsAen, Messrs. Ticknor = Fields,
Boston, : new volume specially adapted
to: summer reading, and bearing the
taking title o. .summer Rest" Most
of the articles IN this volume ere now
for the nrst time printed, and will be
equal to any Of the authors most brill
liant essays. H. Halicarnassns / appears
again On the carpet; and his exploits in
the waypf gardening and other domes.
tic matteu are made very amusing.-
Gail Hamilton IL never dun. Possessed
Of ! sharp and ready Wit, speaking bold
", and that too upon topics Mherein
women hare been supposed to have bu,
little interest, she has already gathered
about her an audience, which, BY ii
hearty appreciation Of her writings, At
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

Gentlemen who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and al the sssts Of yssth-
fui indiscretion Will, for the sake Of ss1ng hsman.
ty send free u III who need Il, She recipe ana dec
tions for making the simple remedy By which he w1s
cussd. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the adverisers
experience, can desc ~, addressing
IS 't JOHN b. OGDEN,
v1sn1y No. 81 Chambers e.. New York.
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Covington's. -,
Va" Far- fetched and dear-bought," Is
not always proof of value. The medical
world is becoming alive to the fact that
our common Dock Root Of the fields, is
an important remedial agent, and one of
the most efectnal alternatives known.
It has always been favorite medicine
with the wise mothers Of the country,
for ulcers and sores and for purifying
the blood. This root which grows so
labuTdantly around US everywhere, IL
now known to be one of the ingredients
Of Ayers Sarsapa rflla, which is attract
ing public attention by it's extraordinary
cures of cutaneous and ulcer0us diseases.
Each country produces the antidotes for
its own disorders, NJ was said Of old
land upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat, whose flower shall not
fade, and the fruit thereof shall be for
meat, and the leaf thereof for medicine
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ABOUND THE COUNTY.
CLARENCE. June LIST 1855,

1@EV#HH N- CLARENCE, June Iet 100.
In pursuance OF q notice posted, the
)cittsenS Of Clarence and vicinity met at
the Clarence School House for the pur-
pose IT celabratine the 4th Of July in
Clarence. On motion, L. Phelps was
elected President, and George Mcleod
secretary Of the meeting. A committee
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THsAfelsoff6ss,r Baodkk Last IA
day morning, these ,.'digginsn, were
made Us 6asDsind NTH Tia ahsiil .whistIe
Of . steam engine; 1tefy liks that made
by thu scream sof.ana iron horse. Old
men, ddked Aazae 9 women Msoaalderad
a smile lt2 mp the co1ntenance Of the
public spirited, young men and maddens
wept TOT very JOY, babies screamed, and
the town cows elevated their AZ brushes
and rnehed. towafd the stean MIN In an;
ticipation OF . glorious "waie'', over
some deceased reYative.s = Bot the excite.
ment'was quickly allayed on learning
that Mssn.Jsk W. Shearer had at
ttached new steam whistle 10 their en-
CINE. with which they intend announcr
ing the hosifs of 8 4. m, y H., 1 >. III !: =
and1 p. m az ns y 4s4 1..e,s.. -
~Blact silks and Black Sill
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tests the ruth Of many ef Jet coiyic-
tons. The success Of her various vol
umnof emaye has hee4 withsut = pr
allsi; IN faet shs Is t6s most sceessf0l
writer ofthe day. "a
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STRANGE, But TRUE.

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Every yo66I MY IA tk4bskl IL Esee fuated
States hear something very much to their advan-
tage by return mail free Of eharge by addressing the
undersigned. Those having fears Of being humbugssd
will oblige by not noticing this card All others will
please address their obedient servant,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN,
v13n1y S3l Broadway. New York.
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Iowa SABBATH SCHOOL AssOCYA-
TIaN.-The First Annual meeting of the
Iowa Sabbath School Association, viii
be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church, at iowa City, June 10th, 9Oth
and 2lst, 1885, commencing on Tuesday,
the 10th, ut u o'clock p. M, the day
having been changed from the 18th, to
the 10Th, by the action o. the Executive
Committee Pastors, Officers, Teachers
and friends of Sabbath Schools are cor
daily invited to attend and participate
in the deliberations of this body. Let
every Sabbath School in the State be
represented by at least one delegate. Il =
Devotional exercises and Addresses by
experienced Sabbath School men from
this and other States. Illustrated Insti-,
tute axetcises and Discussions Of practi-
Cal Sabbath School topics, will mainly
constitute the exercises Of the meeting.
Pastors and Superintendent are re-
quested to cause . suitable notice Of this
meeting to be read in their respective
churches two Sabbaths in succession,
previous thereto. IS :
All persons purposing to attend the
meeting, are requested to notify the
Chairman ofthe Local Committee, Rev.
I. X. Fuller, Iowa City, Iowa, previous
to June 18th, wherever practicable, in
order that the Committee may make
liberal arrangements for the entertain,
ment of delegates; a1dupon their arrival
will report to said Committee In con-
Junction with the Enrolling CDmpietee
IS. w. Cole, Esq, Chairman) at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Aforesaid.
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PEAns-0A ~ Thufsday, sosn bitter
the Ankxnr1sERt - we're &C.
eosted ~ m itsmia iaidiv16nia thus |:
"WhAt ~ - - n = papsf- Fn
lick 9eu 81 tz,n:''s SSsnsss intimidat-
ed, ddNfasted. aa1 - tlpusiA sar
"time nd eo1sss ~ = Adeciphef
on the Pu4teNancs of cHrpsrila4ta De
ternganl lion I'd innct qpep u a Rvsre
castlkstten.1 Hut fhes6orm II ihdfgHa-
ton, passed Of aadzeltsoNgh - the
imesin grNt1 Ell ~ escaped Injury.
This y one incident Of the 4. maly llrc-
quently occurring, aud proves the aneer-
tainty .of mAn's s,sds4-thst they are just
~ ulHe,Y tohit In the saos, as any where
else::i We VIII continue to chronicle
local evSats, ana compile the same from
the A6a ttlhBs 4atRoatSa TIf &e 10
err, we Are ,sawAys ready TO make the
prope ppU3tisn. land ID notlR1sh AoLbe
abused. ssr.slx ~ II s.TEatE 37lz n
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
= pIfrf AnfY. pryfA :
70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 70 health a
few weeks, ~ very simple remedy, sner Asving of
fered for several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, copsumption-is anxioua to
make knava to ii tie means q cure.
To III who dsstSs ~ he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrp<on used ss q charged, with the directions
preparing and asinsthe same, which they will nnA ;
srRE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsTHmA, BRONCHITIS,
CouoHs, CoLps, and all Throat and Lung Affection
The only object Of the advertiser In sendtng the Pre-
scriplf isto kSneft the 4@fte4. and di9efAe.
every susres viii try his 1emsAr, Asit VA sose tSsp
nothing, and may prove Messing. r.fs.4.. ~, :
Parties Wishing the SAEx, W return ns,
- = ktv. IDwAlD 4. wILs0n,
vlSsiI wiiisAs.burgA, KiSes e., Hsv Yert.
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,rp9-Laces, Embroideries and Dress
Buttons at Drake & Covington's. s9fFf

ADMTTED. Edwin II. Pound, for
1aerly' Captain of Company &c" oath
Iowa Vol. INIT, was admitted to the bar
to practice law III this Judicial District.
Mr.. Pound is . thoroughly educated
man, . gentlemati Of good moral charac-
ter, and we have no doubt he will prove
. bright. ornament, to the profession.
May his Chants be numerous. gdl rs s1dl 1
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CoURr.-At the present term of the
District Court, In session in this county,
DC Grand july found indictments, T.
thes blibwing cases state ": ferry
Foot, larceny; State vs.. Freeman b.
Smith, larceny, There has been several
civil cases argued: I'm one of them the
jury faiSdto.agreHN Next'we1k we Win
endeavor to give . full list Of cases tried
and the result thereof. s4--ljE> .H4IEJ
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~ Alnpnh reeeiyed by the FrSe-
urer of the Cedar County Soldiers Mon
ument Association, since the 3lst May,
1866: -- It, >> ~ '' A~--'
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEscE OF AN

Published for the benefit and CAUTION TO
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood. &C., supply
ing 1t the same tise THE MEANS SsLE-CUa8. By
Who has cured himself after undergoing considera-
vciope single copies free o. charge may be had or the
author. ~@@5"t7 NATHANIEL AAYRkIH. Bsq.,, z9
,n6yi *s - slH Drookiya, Kings Co, IN. r.
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p~Drake & Covington'a have the
cheapest Goods in Upton.
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! MORE OF ITI-The merchants of ZIP
ton are bound to make a grand display.
AS another evidence of the fact, Messrs.
Wampler 4, Whan are having their
brick store room repainted, A. are also
Msssrs.g Eakel.an& WstseL@ zTu Q
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Lucky JOHN looking around for
an item, a day or two ago, we called in
at +. F. Roynton's Grocery. and Proyis-
ion Store, and were surprised to see his
large room 80 completely packed with
gUsds, consisting of everything the heart
could wish, IN his line OF sbusiness.-
From there we went to the District As
aessor's Office, and found that the Inn
anease trade 10 had done, during the
hat year, required him to pay whole
sole dealers license. This fact removes
our surpstsa and oqnytnces US that he
knows. what he iaeesait a person sell
ing tn AapAsm 81 go>lls be does has
great adssntageA IN huyil& and these
adva1eaees; Judging fna his aeaommo-
dating .ltloeition, N1ll be. extended, to
his p1aasro,as eustpnaez, a
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~New styles Of Dress Goods at
Drake 4 CovingtOn's. xn v,
arss 81 . - = ----- ---~-l Es&sF
RAIN.-Our part Of the country was
blessed with several heavy rains, during
ths past wesk and vegetation looks re-
freshed and invigorated.
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ERRATUM. We were misinformed
last week when We suited chat Smith,
who broke jail, drew 4 knife on the
jailor's wife. We correct it by stating
that the knife was ds~wn'o the jailor's
son after he (smith) had succeeded in
getting beyond the prison limits.
Mt,atAr1Nr. I'VE we're at Muscatine
last N0pday, and, found the merchants
crowded with business. We also visited
the HORTICULTURAL Gardens Of DR.. Weed,
situated two mikes northeast Of 'Musoa-
tine, 81 which we will give ashort notice
In our next issue. frtI - Gao
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200 TOWN LOTS.
AND ONE DWELLING HOUSE,
Upton. lows, March 10, isss. s,nii -''

MONUMENTS, TONES, MANTLES,
TABLE AND PIER TOPS, and every
description Of Plain + Ornamental Work.
NJ All orders from sbrosd. through our Tsav.
cling AgeRts. or otherw Ire, will receive pso0DA
attention. and no pains will be spared by me
proPrietors 70 render Satisfaction to ~ who msy
favor them with their orders. a l1ibssa2 Ais-
count made on Soldiers nouuments and grave
stones nl4mJ 48fss~8
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STRAYED or STOLEN

From the stable OF the undersigned, In Gem
.er t,1wnrsh.p Cedar county. about four miies
cheStnut sOrrsl horne, . lump on one bind ~
caused by ringbone, supposed to be sbo0t
returning said horse, or giving infOrmation %
thAe Ls1ie owner can hnd him, will receive Ou1
thanks aud T0oOmpe Ds0 Tor 10 doing.
May "a, 1906 Ow3 He. PAXSON.
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IA CHOICE assortment Of PIPES, in theil
Z n many varieties, as Also addtti0AaI SappSSGl
OF Prime Tobaceos-jus9 seoelved ct
March Ist, NJ aaol ALDEN1
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e-Buy Domestic Goods a Drake /.
Covington's. IT.,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-01
MANCHESTER COLLEGE.

rTHIS INSTITUTION is LOCATED NEAR
l. Manchester in Coffee County, Tenn, with a
very liberal charter. The situation is on the ta-
bic lands, ten miles rom the mountain. twelve
miles from the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road, eight hundred feet above the city Of Nash
vile, and Immediately on the Meanwhile and
Manchester Railroad The surface of the country
Is diversified, the scenery picturesque, and the at
mosphere very salnbrious; and in immediate vi
clnity of the town is the finest variety Of water in
the world; the pure sparkling freestone, cold as
lce-the White Sulphur, the Alum, and the
Chalybeate. Everything conspires TO make this
one of the most favorable locations for education
al purposes in the whole South. Several gentle
erection of the College buildings. andthe Trustees
Of the South.
At a recent messing of the Board Of Trustees,
Professor W. ID. Carnes, a well known and emil
nent scholar especially at the State Institute at
Knoxville. Franklin College. near Nashville, and
Of be s SGs wss elected pres1aens
ITS future success.
The Trustees have secured the use Of the Meth
odist Church, two story building for the present
year. at which school viii be opened on the
Fourth Monday I'm February Next.
FACULTY.
Mr.. w. ID. ClRNEs. A. NJ, President.
Mas. Nj. NJ. HILL, Nj. A., Principal of Female
Department.
TERMS OF TUITION
Per Session oftwenty 90
contingent w
One half in advance, and the balance al the
middle of the session.
No money refunded except in case of protracted
illness of the student.
Boarding for one hundred and fifty students can
be had in private families under collegiate rules,
per week at s. 80.
Those having sons or daughters to educate, can
not avail themselves of superior educational facil-
tiles, taking into consideration the eminent quail
ifcations of the teachers, the health of the coun
try. and the central location of the College.
For further particulars address the Secretary.
II. S. EMERSON, Presiden. of Board of Trus-
tees. ID. p. RATHBoNR, Secretary.
MAScHEsTEa. J:n. ian 16.d2t-2w
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe Lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure. N
To all who desire It. he viii sen4&Ycopy of the
prescription used free of charged with Che direc-
tons for preparing AMI using the same, which
will find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis. etc. The only object of the advertiser
and spread information which he conccives to be
invaluable: and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, 165 South I'd
street, Williamsbursb Kings County New York or
&. W. HENDERSON, 4 CO.,
ian27--w3m Nashville Tennessee
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-01
DOCTOR WHITTIER.

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
n his Diploma which hangs in his Office viii
show has made Chronic Diseases the study Of hi
iJe and has a Unisn-wide reputation, having
been longer located IN ~. Louis thar any othel
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been of q private ma
tnre. Syphilis, Gonoryrhea. Gfeaf. !.SrieiMre al
Of the Throat, SKIN or Bones, Orchihs. Heraig o.
Rupture; also, the effects of a SOLITARY Hobit,
ruinous to Body and Mind. producing bloiches
debility, inpotency dszsiaess. dimness Of sight, con
fusion Of IDEAS criI orebosiaG, 10 society
loss q memory ,ccokaess. de-: not oil these in ans
case, but all occurring frequently in various
cases.
&c Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter orai
Office, free. Nest cases can be properly treated
srithoHt iRteruie,r. and medicines. secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. No hin
drance TO business in most cases.
Address Box 1902. st. Louis, Mo.
Hours-5 A. NJ to SP. N. Office permanently
located at No. IS st. Charles street. between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south of Lindell Hotel.
a retired spot in the centre Of the city:
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the dccop,1ao-
datOa ofsHch patients asrequire personal attention.