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Special Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
we thought proper to give the orphans Of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit. which
We have done for the last two weeks. And
premiums. such as watches, ETC., and having
proof of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. Of our profit to the poor Of
Nashville, from the LIST day of April. 1867, up to
October LIST, 1867, tsix mOnthsl which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUVIN & BERTHEOL,
mario If COlOnnade Billiard HALL
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WITHIN LmITs.-The City Council au-
thorized the establishment Of City Dis
pensary in connection with the Health Of
fee, providing that it should not cost over
$1,000 1t has been organized and put in
operation at an expense of $Sl5 81. So
the Committee on the Dispensary report to
the Common Council This is an honora-
BILE exhibit for those who did the work. 1t
is an exception to the rule for spending
public money.
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The STREET RAILROAD QUFsTION.-A
car of the South Nashville Street Railroad
came out yesterday with the significant
words " White or Colored, in large black
letters. upon the side. If this style is to be
kept up, all will have chance to choose
their car and everybody ought, therefore,
to be satisfied, and stop grumbling
There's no more political capital to be
made from the thing.
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DIED.-DR. JAMES X. Mccall, yesterday. at
9o'closk p. N. The friends Of the deceased are
requested 60 attend his funeral at O'Clock this
afternoon. from the residence Of his father DR..
Alex. Mccall. No. IS south Cherry street,
Services by Rev p $. Fall,
NASHVILLE, Jane IA. lsG7.
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Meeting Tonight.

There will be a meeting of colored eiti-
zens tonight at the corner Of Broad and
Market streets, at eight o'clock. A fine
band will be in attendance. Speeches win
be delivered by Elias Polk, President OF
the Colored Conservative Club, and Others.
Every body IS invited % attend
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Nor P0IIuCAL lNsTITUTIONs-Mr e.
W. Hubbard ucceeds Mr.. W. r. Mitchell
as Superintendent o. Schools Of the Amer
lean Freedmen's Union Commission and
Agent of the Pennsylvania Relief As
sociation, 10 this State. The schools
here wall be reopened in the fall, and
continue until the city shall take them
out Of the hands OF the Commission.
Mr.. Mitchell asserts that the schools e..
tablished BY the society for which he has
been acting Is Superintendent, have been
in no way used 10 influence the political
opinions OF the oolored people, and that a.
soon as city or Slate authorities will take
charge of them, the society will withdraw,
their only object being the foundation OF
educational institutions for the blacks
Mr. NJ. lea ior Pennsylvania Yesterday.
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To THE PUBLIc IN GENERAL Your at
tentiou is respectfully called 10 the daily
arrival by express, OF custom made Boots
aud Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
inch. 26-3m NJ None A NsTrRS.
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New CoUNcuNAN.-M B. Howell,
Esq, was elected yesterday by the Common
Council TO fill the vacancy in the repre-
sentation Of the 10th ward in that body,
occasioned by the resignation Of Mr.. Bolles.
This selection adds another to the number
Of able and efficient members for which
the present Council is distinguished.
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GAS IN SOUTH NAsHynLE.-Gas-plpe
is now being laid from the corner OF Mul-
berry and Cherry streets TO College, thence
TO Center street, thence TO Market street,
and from thence to Carroll street.
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BAINE.-Senater Baine was yesterday
debating with himself az to whether be
should visit GaIlain to-day, to divide time
with Trimble, but up to late hour had
come 20 no satisfactory conclusion.
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CLOSING OF THE REGISTRATION OFFICE.
We understand that Major Alden Will
close the registration Office for this county
on Monday next and it viii not be again
opened until the Monday following
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A WAsmEGroN dispatch states that the
Postofice Department has commenced q
suit against james r. Hood, late postmss-
ter at Chattanooga, and his sureties, for al
legged n-periormance Of duty.
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For Cairo, vt. LOnis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
nHE SPLENDID PASSENGER r..
i Steamer NASHVILLE, WILEY $1,000
Sims, Master, JOHNNY HARPER. 60
Clerk. will leave as above on FRIDAY, the
l4th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
C0RBEGT & BOYD, Agents,
Al and a. Front street.
iunel4 Ii or HARRISON x SONS, Ag'ts
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We are in the midst of revolution.
No more premature decay of teeth. Sozo-
don't renders them indestructible. Nay,
more, it makes the enamel as white as Pa
rian marble, and the breath as odoriferous
as ''the Sweet South breathing DER banks
of yiolets." Neither the teeth nor the
gums can become diseased, if it is used
dailv
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OFF AT Prosecutors CosT.-Huldah
and Margaret Douglass were arrested yes
terday on charge Of stealing stockings from
NJ. Abrahams, bat were discharged after
trial before Justice Wilkinson, and the
prosecutor was taxed with the costs.
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at IS.
Exchange on New York was bought at
par by the banks yesterday, and sold at J
premium.
| But little was done in uncurrent funds
Bank ofTennessee was dull at 3Sc. South
ern money was very dull at the advertised
rates. asa
Nashville Corporation checks were
bought at lac, and sold at 13c discount.
These checks can be used in payment of
any debt due the corporation.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on the
10th as follows: $1,000 with all the cou-
pons at 90c, $1,000 ex. coupons at zoe, S72,-
600 new at Csc, $1,000 new, ID call, at Csc,
$4,000 new at 68Ic, and $1,000 at oslo.
The New York World says in its review
of che market on the 10th instant "The
stock market reflects the improved tone in
financial circles by greater activity and
more buoyancy than has prevailed since
last fall. The transactions at every board
were large aud very generally scattered
throughout the list, including the miscella
neoussshares. Many of the purchases were
made for influential operators, and some of
the leading brokers report orders to buy from
their strongest customers. The opinion
that the market has just commenced an
upward turn likely to continue for some
time to come is held by those who lead
public opinion in Wall street, and they and
their friends are acting upon it by purchas-
ing their different speciaities in railway
shares"
The statement of the New York city
hanks for the week ending Saturday last,
June 8, compare as follows with the pre-
vious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
fee Of the United States Treasury at these
dates respectively:
June 9, 'G6. June8, 90. Jun l, '67
Nat. capl~.$72S07,7 200 $73, 200 $73455700
Total capital $s2.O7O.2OO So, $4,000 $50 100
loans; 49,. 249. 53Ss59 25O,4712sS 2i279l,5H
Gold 4 gold
notes.. l5,sl2G63 I5.6gg93s l4.6l7. $50
Other l.. IDS 7462S GA S. 9ZS l07 o. 459,S2I
Deposits ......202. $685. $40 1S5,730S35 lg03s6.l43
Circulation. q 967,253 S3,7l9,GSS S3747.O 39
In 5. TTes'y.. S96l3.442 14,ll2gl9 1235S3,7S2
The following are the changes from
the previous weeks statement
Decrease in S23242l6
Increase in specs ......-.........-..... lOol,yI6
Decrease in otherlegal tenders. 2536,720
Decrease IN 5b50.o5
Increase in circulation. 1881
The New York World of the 10Th inst.
saws:
In Chicago, corn that sold for 81 10 per bushel
the third week in May, fell to 9Oe per bushel on
the 5th of June-a difference of Zoe in less than
three weeks Good
Oats, which sold ut 90c on May q. fell off to
GOc ON June "a difference of 39c in few days.
Better and better.
Rye. which sold for 81 81 in May, wanted pur
ehasers in June at 81 02-55c difference. Splen-
did this
Wheat No. 2 Spring. which was quoted at 81 IS
per bushel in May, sold as low as 81 80 in June
"a decline of 95c. Hurrah, and a tiger.
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PRoDTeIoUs.--A mammoth turtle, from
New Orleans, weighing two hundred and
three pounds, was on exhibition last night
At Monsch's, on Church street.
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PICKING UP.-Carroll and Asylum
streets are becoming two of the best thor
ouehfares in South Nashville. Street cars
are to be put upon he former as soon az
possihle.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Court yester-
day, the jury in the case of A. q. Winkler
rs the city of Nashville, brought in a
verdict of 81, 500 damages for plaintiff Mr..
Winkler broke his arm by falling into a
culyert on North Market street, and sued
for $50, 600 damages
Bowling Embry Is. Thomas Hancock,
and G.. NJ. Fogg and A. V. S. Lindsey,
executors of VIM. B. Lewis, deceased. This
mit is brought to recover from the execu-
tors of MAJOR Lewis $1,000, on a note in
dorsed by him. The case is still pending.
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STILL ANoTHzR.--Col. NJ. A. Price has
come out as a Radical candidate for Con-
gress in this district, in opposition to Mason
and TrimbIe.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING AT THE COURT
uoUsF SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH.

Invited by many citizens, white and
colored. will address the people OF Da"
wilson county, next Saturday, June 18TH
att o'clock, upon the situation, State and
Federal. y. d. louN".
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CITY COUNCIL.

The Aldermen Pass "a Suffrage Bill
Fourth of July-D0IefUI Petition
from a City ContracfOr-Finai Pas-
sage of the COIOred school Biit-A
Ten Viii Tax in Election
Etc. Etc.
.L5a BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board of Aldermen held an adjourn
ed meeting yesterday afternoon, and in the
absence of President Cheatham, Alderman
Brodie was called to the chair.
Present Aldermen Creighton, Kinney,
Kircher, Sloan, Thompson, Chiffon and
Nolen.
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Bishop QUNTARD-The Rome Courier
states that this much beloved Prelaie OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church is now
rejoicing the hearts of his numerous friends
in that vicinity, by his personal presence
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BAsF BAIL-In match game yesterday
the West Nashville Club scored y, to ~
hv the Snrnrise.
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NATIONAL CEMETERY AT MuRFREEs-
BoRo.--The National Cemetery at Muir
freesboro is completed, with the exception
OF the building Of the monument, and the
placing Of the marble hesdstones. OF the
eighteen hundred trees sci out by order OF
Chaplain Earnshaw, all hut thirty sire
alive Five thousand Federal dead are
sleeping beneath the green mounds, and
everything about the place is the picture
of neatness and beauty.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
CITY HO Ell.

THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known House ia fnture will be conducted by
]. q. BLEDSOE who has spent more than
twenty years in this business ia Louisville Cin-
cinnati and other eities. in connection with 4.
y. BELL, Of this isity, and 5. Il HARE, one AZ
It's former proprielors, who once Kept the Com
mercial Hotel, Of this place. We hope by strict
attention % business 70 receive liberal share Of
public patronage Oar table shall always be
BEzEDsOE. BELL a HARE,
nays Sm = Proprietou.
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NAsHYILLE. Jnne 1S. P.

NASttN lLiEy = uH6 10, r NJ
CoTToN.-The cotton market continues
quiet, and prices firm. Sales to-day as
follows-9 bales at 214, SO at 81, 2 at 1913,
and at 13c per ID.
Bales.
Received .............. .................... none
shipped '...-...-'...'' 90
sold
Price .......-.... l91g92l13
The following commercial dispatches
received at the Chamber of Commerce,
show an improved tendency in cotton in
Liverpool and New York:
New YORK, June 13.-Gotd opened at
1871.
1890 A. M.-Gold 1871.
ia. M.-Gold 1879. Cotton dull, bit
prices unchanged; 26!@28 for uplands.
12:3O.-Gold 1879. Cotton quiet but
steady.
LIVERPOOL, June 13--11:15.-Cotton
quiet but firm. Sales 12,OOO bales at II !,
IL &, and liz pence. .......-
New YORK, P. M.-Gol@l37b. Cotton
demand moderate; prices firm at 264@27.
3 P. M.-Gold 1873. Demand for cotton
moderate. Sales to-day 1000 bales at q
for uplands, Mobile 274, Orleans IS.
LIVERPOOL, June 1875 A. M.-Cotton,
demand good prices tending upward.
Sales to-day $4,000 bales at 11s@118
pence.
CORN. ! No change White 81 per
bushel; yellow gu.
HAY.-$26@27 per ton.
BAcoN.-Clear sides 13lc; shoulders
Zoe; hams lac,
GROCERIES, Market steady with only a
moderate demand.
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MIscHIEyoUs BoYs.-A Deputy Marshal
was yesterday set upon the track of white
boy who had hurled a piece of rock at and
severely injured a cOlored woman,
upon one of the principal streets. Only a
skillful dodger can avoid the flying missiles
constantly flying in the air from the hands of
young rowdies, and the thing ought to be
stopped.
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MARKETs By TRLEaRAPH.
New OrIenns Market.

Nav ORLEANS, June 12.-Cotton frmer 200
bales low middling at 2ig2l1ze. Receipts rs
bales. Groceries-LOuisiana mOlassess 69470c:
Cuba, for distilling. 50c for fair. Louisiana
sugar l21ze. Flour dull; suyerfne $40 509l075;
double extra sl2 80; choice $lS 90.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, June l3.-The money market is
decidedly easier, and the market Is freely sup
piled nj . on governments, and 8 on stock
cOiiaterals. Sterling steady at l0dl015. Gold
dull all day, opening at 1871. fell TO ~, and
closing nj I3lls G0Yernments active and firm
in the forenoon, and closed less doing but steady
The closing prices were Registered 81 1885
do coupons llt.4: 5-3k registered 1893; $40
coupons '62 llos do 'G4 1855 DO IS lO7: do new
lO9ls; l0-4Os 100 -30s first series 5O61s: second
and fbfra gariaa 1873
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NABBED AGATN.-G. II. Gibbs, the indi-
vidual who was released from Jail day or
since after trial on a writ of habeas corpus,
thus escaping the twelve months imprison-
ment TO which he had been sentenced by
the Recorder for contempt of court, was
arrested last night in the 10th Ward, for
walking with prostitute
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DrscHARarD.-Stauton Hill, oolored
brought before Justice Meacham yesterday
on a charge of threatening the life OF Caro-
line Waller. was discharged.
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ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH sold, on
Yesterday, twelve lots in Humphrey
Martin & Houston's addition, at five to ten
dollars per foot.
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THr WAR oN rnE CYPRIANs-ARRFsI

The WAR on THE CYPRIANs ARREST
OF NINETEEN CoLoREp STREET WALKERS.
in accordance with the law recently
passed by the City Council, the police last
night commenced arresting all prostitutes
found strolling upon the streets, and the
following persons, all of whom are colored,
were arrested up TO midnight
Virginia Jackson, Nancy Duke, Jane
White, Molly johnson, Eliza Roach,
Amanda Evans, Amanda Thompson, Mar
tha Matlock, Ellen Morris, Sarah Turner,
Victoria Stanley, Sarah Ball, Mary Bias
kettle, Ellen Taylor, Jenny Lewis, Julia
Thomas, Sarah Wilkinson, Amelia Arm
strong, Alice Roberts.
OF these, all but three were lodged in the
work house
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NATIONAL DIVISION Sous OF TEMPER
ANcE.-.Isaac Paul, Isaac Litton, Arson
Nelson, w. Bryce Thompson and Joseph
S. Carls, delegates to the National Division
Sons Of Temperance, which will held its
twenty-third annual session at Wilmington,
Delaware, this month, commencing on the
18th. will leave for that place to-day or to-
morrow. II IL thought the next session OF
the Nationai Division will be held an this
CITY
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STEALING A HoG.-Jackson Vaughn
was arrested yesterday and taken before
Justice Dillahunty, charged with stealing,
killing, and carrying off hog belonging
to S. L. Mayo. In default Of bail be was
committed to jail to await trial before the
Criminal Court.
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Merrett & Fort, Adm'rs, ct ais, vs. L.
Spurrier.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE IN
Il this cause. at the April Term. 1867, Of the
Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE, will oy THE 2'n
or JUNE MKT. OtieT for sale at public auction
at the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, the Hotel
Property in GAINESVILLE known as the NATION
AL HOTEL, and which is situated ON the Pub
lie Square. This House is in good repair. and
popular Hotel, and sufficiently large for the size
of the town.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. cash, and the
balance on credit Of twelve. tweBty-fOur aud
thirty months. Notes with good securities
and bearing interest from date viii be required
Of the purchaser. and a lien retained for pur-
chase money. No redemption.
W. 4. SHACKELFORD
may3l I'd z. and NJ
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots aud Shoes
can only be got NJ the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street.
nck 2G-3m. N. MORaAEsTERN.
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CHANcERY CoURT.-Yesterday in this
court was consumed in hearing motions.
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THE MENDELssoHN CONCERT LAST
NIGHr.-The expectations of the music
loving portions of Nashville were more
than realized in the splendid musical en-
tertainment given by the Mendelssohn
Society last night. The lateness of the
hour forbids any further notice till to-
mDrrnW
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Rev. RoBT. A. YOUNG was announced
to deliver an address Wednesday night to
the graduating class of Huntsville (Ala., J
Female College. He was unable, however,
to attend, much TO the disappointment of
the class, and his numerous friends in
Hnnfaville
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Cincinnati Market.

CIECISNATI. June 12-Flour unchanged and
steady; superfne SOLO; extra sl0259l1; fami-
y 81 O09l3 SO fancy sl4ai Is 20. Wheat in good
demand; winter at g y for rejected; 81 rs for
No 2, and s. So Tor No. 4. Cotton unchanged,
and a shade fiTlner, but there is no demand,
middling 24e. Gold 1907 buying aud 1917 sell
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On motion the accounts were ordered to
be paid.
A report from the Health Cficer, DR..
Jones, was ordered to be filed.
Mr.. Winston, Chairman of the Commit
tee on the Dispensary, made report
touching the organization of the Dispen-
sary, its cost, etc, which was read and
filed.
Mr.. Duncan, Chairman Of theSelect Com
mittee on the petition of NJ. G.. l.. Clai-
borne, made a report recommending that
the prayer of the petitioner be granted, and
the streets improved by the force now EN-,
ployei, and not by contract. Read and
fled
Mr.. Rhea offered a resolution providing
for grading and Matchmaking Spring
street from Wharf street to Fairfield
avenue, and Murray street from Fillmore
street to Spring street, which was adopted
BILLS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A bill to establish system of public
schools for colored children, gave rise to
considerable discussion, after which itpassed
three readings, and is now law. The vote
on the third reading was unanimous
der a call of the roll.
A bill regulating the rate of taxation
passed three readings. 1.-THE bill levies
tax of ten mills on the dollar upon all real
and personal property for general corpora
ton purposes; three mills on the dollar for
an interest fund for the payment of interest
on the funded debt of the city and three
mills in the dollar for school purposes.
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee to whom
was referred the bill relative to the pur-
chase of grounds for new cemetry, re-
ported the bill back with amendments
which were adopted, and the bill as amend
ed passed third reading.
The resignation of Mr. Bolles as mem
Der from the 10th ward was read and ac-
copied.
NJ B. Howell was elected to fill the
vacancy.
Mr.. Cotton offered a resolution to per-
nit Geo. W. Coleman to occupy small
place in the market house as a coffee stand,
which was adopted
The Council then adjourned to Monday
at p M,
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To COnsumPtiVes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
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.
To all who desire it. he will send copy Of the
prescription used, free of charge). with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county, New Ork.
oct23-lydkW
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A Card to InVRIIds.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. IMAM.
Station D, Bible House, New York city.
febl4-3m*