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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, ISf'4.
Tiif Eobcllloii wi.tln KcbolHon Ibe
Dissensions In Ibe Soclh and Between
tbe Southern leaders The Break
Ins I p.
Recent accounts from North Carolina
make it certain that there is now in
that State an actual and powerful insur
rection against the rebel Richmond
government a rebellion within a re
bellion, Jeff. Davis' fctatement, public
ly ma-le in Macon, that two thirds of
the Southern soldiers are absent with
out leave is, of course, unquestionably
true, it appears novr that these absen
teea have not all gone home home was
not a e&fe enough place; but large num
bers of them have taken refuge in the
wild mountain region that covers the
whole western part of the Old North
' State. There they are banded for mu
tual protection in such numbers that
the rebel government, after many at
tempt, La relinquished the hop of
bringing them to terms," and leaves
thud akino. Expeditions sent against
them maketh matter worse ; for large
nu&ibers of the soldiers find the occa
sion a more favorable one for deecrtion.
Thus there m ' a : large and desperate
force within the enemy's lines arrayed
in arms Baln-t his power, and this
force Leccmeg a nucleus for all the dis
anectM una lor all runaway negroes,
und is likely to ewtll to immense
proportions a did the similar force un
der.8parta.cu that carried on . the ser
vile war. .Moreover, thu lorce of de-
Bftrters and runaway ueproes has a cer
tain loose organization that has already
made it foin.idable to the rebel supply
department, End it U e'ay lo see that
it may become immensely move dan
pnous; for the lare party in North
Carolina that is in favor of restoring
that State to the Union boldly threat
ens an association with this force in the
mour.taitf?--au association . that will
certainly j;ive a Urrible earnestness to
the ti'therto moderate measures of the
North Carolina Union men.
It is certainly true, then, that there
is a practical and very dangerous ele
men t of distraction for the rebel gov
ernment in North Carolina; nor is that
Stat alone in thi.4. le-poct- (ilancicg
over the whole oitent of the confedera
cy, we llnd that it is the same every
where. ( ieonria ha a peace reconttruc
tiin or Union party that ia so respect
able as to bo headed by the foremost of
all her citizens Alexander 11. Steph
t-ua. Mr. Stephens desires with "alithe
carnetnefs of his natuie," to 'make
peace "on principles of honor, rightand
justice to all parties." lie believes the
government of the United State? to be
"th? Let covei nmeut the world ever
taw," and is cvidmtlv tired of the llich
mond attempt. South Carolina also has
a peace party, ana oce.ot Her repre-
Bentatives k bounces J'avis as a despot,
nimply for the fciike of ireedora and the
liberties of the people. Kit i Irutel Ala
bama also ha a peace party, and that
peace party i composed of all the peo
ple of Alflbmaf and the cxponentof its
wishes is the Alabama Legislature.
Here, then, U a party in each of these
four prt-at Southern States earnestly
and violently opposed to the re
bellion and the iMvin governmment
The Virginia mt n who went into the
confederacy pcem lo be the only ones
who flill bUmd by it ; but the latest an
nounced meiwure of the. rebel governs
merit, will alienate even thefe. It is
notorious that the people of Virginia
were opposed to recession ; they were
in favor of keeping their State in the
Union ; but Virginia was carried out by
a power stronger than the will of her
people ; that power was tbe slaveown
ing and fdavehrceding interest. The
immense capital of this interest carried
that State lor the sake of self preserva
tion, and now Pavi aims a deathblow
at that immense capital. He proposes
to free and arm threo hundred thous
and negroes that is, he proposes to
abolifih slavery; for the armed and
trained negroes will outnumber two to
one the armed and trained whites of
the South. Thu3 David shows to the
Virginia slaveholders and, indeed, to
all slaveholders and thows in a terri
bly emphatic wny, that the flavehold
ing interest i no lqnr'-r with the rebel
lion. He has made them tho enemies
of his government and hia cause.
It is clear that the immense unity of
purpose that once gave such strength
to the rebellion is gona Not only is
the South divided on this question of
reconstruction not only do its leaders
all pull different ways oa the great sub
ject at issue, but i', is a scene of general
and universal distraction. It u a social
and politic! chaos. It i"ovn lorn
with the disintegrating inllucnces of
personal jealousy, find, its leaders pur
hue one another with such" bitter re
crimination that at timea it appear as
if the existence of a common enemy
were ' forgotten. That united South
which waa for so many months held up
as an example to the Northern people
where is it? It is split into a thous
and factious. This is just the state of
affairs that immediately precedes the
clo-ing struggle cn so many ' of the
great pages of history. Jt is a repro
duction of tho last days of Jerusalem,
when the Romans without were forgot
ten in the bitter ouarreH of the tact
ions within; and parlUans wasted in
their private feuds and jealousies the
strength that united might have crip
pled and worn out tha enemy intent
upon the destruction' of alL 1 ill in a
aign of nations! dissolution- the last
flickering of the flame f rational life,
and teiis us plainly ihat the' end is
liar. X. V. Un a Id. ,
Central Howell Cobb In tbe Ktf mitln;
Business jppcal to tbe Georgians.
The Southern Confederacy, published
at Macon, in its evening edition of the
2J. says:
We published in I'im morning' edi
tion a uiauly, thrilling appeal from Gen.
Howell Cobb to t!n people of the State
of Georgiv Lot it echo trom themoun
tain's to the se; chore, and from the
eastern to the western limits of the
Empire State antwvr back the battle
cry. Georgians, rally ns one man and
end the war. lit sys look at Virginia,
that good old State, torn and bleeding
at every pore; her citizens murdered in
cold Hood, h-r f.eluis laid waste, her
rich valley given up to tbe flames, by
order of the commander in-chief of the
Yankee army. .See her sons marching
by thousand to defend ltichmond and
l'etf rtburgh. See h.T people huliering
for two long, bloody years on short ra
tions,' and now 'threatened with lurnine.
Yet they are in sve resolved and deter
mined Ibis day, than ever before to
perieh cr be free. He states that though
Virginia did not secede until Lincoln
called upon her for m n to force back
Georgia and her seceding sisters into
tho Union, she indignantly spurned the
call, and swore to ueieud them to the
.lKt, and "a noble defence it ha been."
IIrt iit r?i ks, Guiiou r.t.-iivn, "J
o Military Pifrti. T riK.i, y
An
The movements now being made to
redeem every portion of Georgia from
the occupation of the enemy, will be
attended with tuccets if Ler own peo
ple will do their duty. The active and
Uithful discharge of this duty by every
man who owe ervice. to his country,
alone is accessary to accomplish the
result. To ei'Vict this result at once w
the otjeet of this circular.
Ail vilicer blo!ii.iDg to this com
mand, especially enrolling ct'Jcers, are
instructed to u-.o renewed tffjrU in en
forcing all order for the return of ab
netit'n to their commands, ns well as
sending forward those wLo have so far
fii.-d ur remstsl to report. These oilicers
are noticed that they mute to it that
every man in their respective counlua
or dittiittii who belong to the Confed-
erate army, either of the field or the
ref arte, is raada to report at once to Lis
proper command ; and in case ot th
men fcelonnne to the m.ntia, tncy wi
report to these" headquarters the names
of all such ! found at home without
proper authority. s It is the fixed pur
pose of both Confederate and State au
thoritie that the men who can serve
the country in thia critical juncture
shall do it, and no effort will be spared
by either to effect the result Not only
to officers but to every good citizen i
the appeal made to brin into the ser
vice every man able to do duty in the
held.
A few weeks of faithful service by
every man in Georgia able and liable to
do it would drive the last enemy from
our soil and rid the State forever of
their hateful presence.
Georgians I the destiny of your State
is in your hands. Now is the time to
strike the blow; and if the enemy
not driven from your soil it will be your
tauit, not theirs.
HOWELL COBB,
Major General Com'dg, Ac.
England's Foiiej of Sldinz with the
' Strong Party. ,
THE
KEKCLS
t . .
COPLAIS OF
ESGL1SH SEO
TRA.UTY.
From th Ric hmond Whig, Oct. 2SKh )
Great Britain continues to illustrate a
Quality which never, even by accident
has tailed to control the action ot her
rulers, whatever may be the disposition
or leaning of her people. We refer to
her traditional policy of always taking
side, practically, with the strong party
in every controversy between other na
tions that affects her, however remote
ly.. Tbe last instance is the arrest anc
imprisonment, without the privilege of
bail, of the captors of the lioanoke.
he permits United States vessels of
war to chase Confederate vessels into
her waters, and fire upon them so near
land that the shot fall on shore; to stop,
search and even seize upon the high
seas vessels belonging to liritisn sub
jects and flying the British flag; but
when persons in the Confederate ser
vice, bearing the commissions or our
government, capture, in neutral waters,
vessel plyine from New Urleans to
New York, and burn her for the reason
that the one-sided neutrality of Great
Britain forbids her beinc taken into a
British port, the parties who perform
this legitimate act of ' war are seized a8
pirateB and thrown into felons cella
Again, she permits thousands upon
thousands of her people to bo enlisted
on ber own soil by recruiting officers of
the U nited States for the known and
undisguised purpose of making war
upon us ; she permits them to leave her
ports, well knowing their destination
and purpose, without hindrance to
them or protest to those who have
charge of them; but when a parti-
leave Canada for the purpose of making
war upon the United States, she per
mita Yankee eoldiers and sheriffs to
pnrsuo them back into the dominion of
Canada and seize them under the pro
tection of the British nag. Nay, she
even assists in this outrage of her save
reignty, and becomes willing Jack
Ketch and jailor for the Yankee gov
ernment. ' For our part, we profess no
surprise. ehave long since ceased
to expect fair play and justice from the
British tfovernment. It would violate
averv precedent of ita history and every
principle of its nature if, in the main
tenance of right, it were to maKo an
issue with the Btrong in aid of the
weak. Iirccrf, suf-jectis, defoliate snpcrluz,
is a maxim she has carefully studied
only to reverse it in practice.
Albert Tike's Defeat by A II. Garland
In the Klectlon Tor Kebtl Senator
from Arkansas.
lFnan the Liule llo k iJcmoerut, M. IT.
Uncle Charley Mitchel, the war horse
of the democracy, as he was called, is
dead. He was, it always seemed to us,
reluctantly drawn into the rebellion;
but once in it, he was not the man to
falter. He was elected Senator to the
rebel Congress. Apart from his seces
sionists he was "a nne ArKansas gentle
man all of the olden time, a good
liver, a jolly companion, full of anec
dote and shrewdness. The election of
his successor came off on the 22d ulL
The candidates were A. 1L Garland and
A. Pike. The vote stood: Senate
Bike, 7: Garland, 0; House Pike, . ;
Garland, 32. This election ia another
evidence that there is a strong Union
sentiment in the rebellious portion of
our : State. Garland was an original
Unionist, but with Thomason, Fishback,
Watkins and others, turned and led as
secessionists to Becure their election to
the Confederate Congress. 1 he others
were elected and Fishy was rejected
Garland has never lost lasjirst ki e hen.
the proper time evmet the timely nfler of a
pardon vit? secure him. to the Union cavst
ibe fact of tneir so-called legislature
throwing aside their most intellectual
man, in the person of Pike, whose se
cession Bcntiments are well known, and
voting so decisively for Garland
former Unionist, and never a very
strong rebel ia proof that, even in the
rebel Legislature they look with loud
ness to the old Union.
Tbe Bloody Bones Tarty.
It was eminently consistent for the
Democracy to attempt self-preservation
by taking the votes of dead men, for it
is emphatically the raw-head and bloo
dy-bones party. Besides the Democrat
ic party brought on the war by rascali
ty, have continued it by rascality, and
what more natural than that it should
resort to rascality to insure the object
of their treason? How complete are
all the adaptations of this world, lie
member next Tuesday.
Col. Berdan's new rifle was tried near
Utiea recently. The distance was 1,200
yards; target six feet in diameter, or
regulation size. Col. Berdan accom
plished what is asserted to bo the best
shooting on record. Soon after the tri
al commenced he hit the "bull's eye"
four times in succession,- then missed it
by a trifle the fifth and hit it again the
sixth.
. "ily brethren," said Swift in a ser
mon; "there are three kinds of pride
namely, of birth, of riches, of intellect.
I shall not speak of the latter, none of
you being liable to that abominable
it
vice.
The Bank of Holland has Informed
the directors of the different credit and
finance companies at Amsterdam and
elsewhere that it will not discount any
bills drawn by foreign companies upon
them. The bank does not wish to in
crease the rate of discount, and appa
rently adopts this method as a more
direct means of putting a stop to the
recent unlimited fabrication of ques
tionabla paper.
The Boulevard de Italians hastlost
by the hand of death, cne of its old
frequenters. Maj. Fraser is dead Ma
jor Fraser, an old dandy, who from 127
to 104 inhabited Paris, and who, when
in town, was rarely to be seen elsewhere
than on that small but choice section
of the boulevard which extends from
thoChausseedd'Antinto the Kuo La
j:tte. Major Fraser was the great
grandson of Simon Lord Lovat, exe
cuted for high treason in the reign of
George 1L
The French citizens of New York
held an immense Union meeting last
week, at which eloquent speeches were
nisd in favor of the election of Lincoln
and Johueon.
The colliers' strike in Staffordshire,
England, u assuming a grave character.
They are having recourse to an organ
ized system of intimidation in order to
enforce their demands upon the mas
21aalclpal 3cfrs.
Joes Hugh Svtth, Mayor.
Wk. Shake, Recorder.
RrrcB Hejtbt, Treasurer.
Jon CnoifcLT, City Marshal
W. IL Wilsissok, Deputy Marshal.
James A. Steele, M
A. C. Ticeer, " "
A. B. SHAVELry, Revenue Collector. .
E. B. Garret, Water Tax Collector.
James Wtatt, Superintendent of Wa
ter v orks.
James Pettit, Assistant Superintendent
of ater Works.
Da. Ccx.viyGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
Wit J. Sukkard, Second Engineer of
vv ater v orks.
L. M." Freemax, Chief of Fire Depart
ment '
Low Gor.BT, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment. . ...
Wk. Weight, Street Overseer. '
Jotiji Q, Dodd, Work House Keeper.
T. H. McBride, Sexton:.
Thomas McCartt, First Clerk Market
Ellsha Loxo, Second Clerk Market
Police Department. -
Captain J. H.' Pcckett.
1st Lieutenant Wm. Daitlet.
2d Lieutenant J. F. Ixgallr. .
i 1st Ward Das Birchett, ' '
"Wm. IL WiLKrsaos, Jr.
2i WTard B. W. Kixset,
A. G. Brkos, r ' i .
' V 'a. Baker. '
3d Ward S. J. Stareet,
W. W. Phillips, . '
- - ' James Miller.
4th Ward Wm. Mallort,
- A- J- Ueald. . ,; :
! 5th Ward Joel PartLira,1
; . . Josh Wkateerford.
6th Warcb--JoHN Frith ; -
Sam. Plcmmer.
7th Ward Johx Cavxxder.
, . 8 th Ward Bird Bancs. : .
. 9th Ward W a. Jacxsow,'"
: . i Joseph Cafwi.-.
Subsistence : Departmciiti
COL. A. BECK. WITH, C C
Military Division of tbe MiBWrtHijipL
COL A. r. PORTER, a C. 8.,
Department of the Cumtxjrlauj.
COL O. R. MACFKF.LT, C. C. 8.,
. Department .f the Tennefwe.
CAFT. SAM. J. LITTLE, C. S.,
IVv.ot Co.rnuiMiarv Subsidence. Oflioa No. Ill
Chtiry-Mxeet. '
CATT. 8. I). HEXTKtt.HO?T, ft &, .
1 nl tiiiiiiiiSi.-iU"V siiheiHlenea. UniK Wortn hiilu
Putl.c SijUiie, opposite Court Houe.
CAPT. .. XL. I10PKTX9, C 3.,
rurt'liAfiua Commlssarv (A hubEiHtni-. Office
nc:ir toriif-r ut bro-l uini Sumiaer-fUeeta.
- CAPT. SIM. C. ULOVER, C. R,
lu ctioraa of BW' Cnttle.- Ofiice Ko. 10 Booth
Cherry-htrwt. ....
CAPT. JOHV A. TRVIXE, C S.,
DwUiroinc eouimisiary SubdiHlence. Office Ko.
39 Ce.lKr-Mj-eet.
CAPT. w. u. m'lyman, c a,
In ohrtr'iei of U. H. liftkerr. Colipsja-etieet, ner
EroH-i.
IJEl'T. HEXRY KINO, A. C. R, -lo
ckwe ( J-kdJiers"' IvsU corner Chenrv &nrl
Chuich-iref-W.
UEUT. J. S. OALLATIX, A.
C. 8.,
i In r h:trt of Mauufxcturiu. Ac..
Su.: Office Ko.
M ."roiiili ni;irKet-f-iret.
L1KUT. IV 3. HOLI.tSTER, A. C. S. A
A. Q. M.
Office t
la ehftrKO of Heritrtt-n. Hiablts. tw.
U. b. emtio l'vpoi. IjoIow Lower JLevee,
I
Medical DepartniCDtt
m
RVROKOX W. CLENDEXTX, V. 8. VOLS.,
Assistant Mtslical Director. Deimrttnent Cnm-
berlHini. OlUce i Chorry-Btreel.
SCRCEOX R. FLETCHER, U. S. VCIA,
Me.ti.Mtl Pun-pvor. II. X. A. OtSee North side of
Pul.Uc S juare, tmtwn Market aud Kroou
Medical Inspector. Office i
KTRGF.OX L A. JAME3, 4TH O.
Hiil:h urtocr ami Post Surceou.
OlEce 2t
Cherry-Hirt-i.
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
Cl'UJTCRLAXD HOSPITAL,
Nar Pnitpntiary. burgeon Burkitt Cloak. U.
S
Vols., lu rtiar.
SHER31AX H03P1TAL,
Nnr Penitentiary, burgeon W. 'i'hretkctUl. V. S
Vols., in charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
ColWe Hill. Surewn J. K. HerUtt, U. S. VoU..
ia itlinrxe.
KO. 1 GEXERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Buraeon J. L. MtanforJ. U. B.
Vol., iu charge.
XO. 2 GFXERAL HOSPITAL
Ollpffi Hill. Surgeon J. E. Berbrtt. U. 8. Vols..
In charge.
XO. 3 (JEXERAL KOBPITAL,
8. E. Cor. I"ublic Square, with Branch on BroaJ-
etreeu faurgwon J. R. Ludlow, U. S. Vola.. in
barge.
XO. O GEXERAL HOSPITAL,
Manotiic Hall, Cliurih-Btreet. Suifeon R. R.
Taylor, V. S. Vols., in chargo.
Xa 11 SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
Oti the Charlotte Koad. A. Ass't burireoa O. W.
Franco ia charge
XO. 14 GEXERAL HOSPITAL,
Near N. and C. Rmiroad Depot. . Burgeon 8. E.
Fiiiler, U. b. Vols., m charge.
NO. 10 GEXERAL HOSPITAL,
Ciirnoi 6a nmerand Line-stree-ts. burseon W.
M. Ciiamoern, U. S. Vols., in charge.
XO. lb COXTRABAXD HOSPITAL,
On OoUeeft, ltween Church and Broad -etree to.
A. Aiui't Mr on Juxtin Konayne iu rharee.
XO. 19 GEXERAL HOSPITAL,
0 Markpl-tit-etH. between Union and Cburch-
tueiji. Surgeon Vv. u. Thom, U. a. Volri in
QartcKlatt''s Departmenti
BVT. BK1G. GKX. J. L DOXALD30V,
Chief QtiartcrmaHier, teartmeat of the Cumber-
lau.L tirtice Ciierrv-street.
CAPT. JAS. F. EL'S I.I KG A. J. M.,
Chief Asaixtant tiuartennaftter. Oilir-e 10S Cherry
Rtreet. COL J. C. CRAKE,
Inspector Q M lV'p't, Kweiptmg an l Duuil.iiting
Juarteima-iltir O. n. Military Rallroada. Ottce
Church-street, at CuaitiUjooa Depot,
CAPT. & B. EROWX, A. Q, 3L,
in rharya of Knilroad TraDpnrttioti, f I reight and
l'teui,er. Oilice Cirurch-ntreei, at i;nMUwo;a
lfpot.
CAIT. CHAS. T. WIXG, A. Q. IL,
General Dihursin Ollirer Quarvrmivttr' Depart
ma.ilir' Deprtment. uflice, 1('7 Caerry-etreet.
CAPT. CHAS A. REYXoLDS, A. Q. M ,
in charge of U H Khi(y:trd.
CAPT. T J. COX, A. O, It,
in charge of Clothing, Camp and ijarrison vUip
Kje, SlHikiuery, Q arfernitt.--terB' Biiinka, and Hu.r
ai(e of lublic Property. Olhce 17 Market-etreok '
CAPT. CEO. B. niEUAUD, A. Q. IL,
ia cttarKe of Furage and Jfiraw. Oilice SO Cherry
atrct. CAPT.-CHAl IL IRViy, A. O, M.,
in t harj-e f Corralla, biables, Pnl.lic Ammal-i,
Mean? of Tianpr.mtion, Launlr, Worlcihopa, e.
OtLce 19 Cherry -Hireeu
CAPT. W. A. WAIJTWRIGHT, A. Q. M.,
in char?e of nai-termi-ier'i Klore, Horse Medi
cutee. Hardware, Ac Orhce 106 Cherry -street.
CAPT. A, W. WILLS, A. Q. M.,
in charge of lepotof U. S. (Vilored Troopa and
"Ynedmec, an t -;e?erTiment Inr!iin( oute, aud
til PuMic and Private BuiMmra lined aa bkr.
bouie?, vtt-e, luartera, Ac. othce 11 Cedar at.
CAPT. W. KILLS,
74th Keffiment Otuo Volunteer-, A. A. Q. la
cjier(n'ol I'o-t Tr 'npor a'iou, Fu-1, lua u Ie
Uvhinept", Ho-pitnli, HarrackK, Ac. Otih-e, 17
t'berry tet. Al-K liipweior of iler' -jn. wi ,
a.i i all Private Storei oiijppod to the trout. Othce
ib Cherry-ret.
CArT. GEORGE ISKXSTKIX.
15th Kepment M.f.noun VoiuuherH, A
Afs'iHlam to Capt. J. C CTHne, A. t
A. Q. M..
IL Oihc
cttsrvn-etreei, i ccauanoof i.epeu
CAPT 1. IL J AM 1:8, A. Q SC,
in chartv of Isteuea u Teune-ee Troupe. Oflc
bbO C pi tot. " -
Lt d H. STXVEXS,
Ct.ieatr Board of Trade Kattery, A. A. Q. M in
charge of k;vr ard Depot Trrr. rwxuoa. as J Fuel
tor aveainera. Oifice w Cherry atreet.
Reip-iisitiona and F.umau for PjHk? Prooerty
and supplies aaould be made on the UauingO!b(.-nt
aejjaraiely.
fjiecial Keniaitiona, No. V, are required for all
anx-lef oi't kcrited t'J tne Army KefruiatioUK, and
n'i.t oe apj n'V.l hy Hnirade and t'lVmion Com
Diiuidem. ur the Crnini.D.i.-ra of Troopa unaasin
ed to bnffadea or iNWMuti. -
K-(ii!-it.oD b Hupp len, A-rtty.pa ttatiooed at
Nanhviile, nuf'e tule.1 by ihe Pout vnarterniKier,
on the appreral ol the pnxt Oemnnder, unleo
they call lor uiimtN, means of iruporlation, lum
ber, or pnct.nri. wiieo ttie approval e tbe c'iuef
yu.rteruiatiier a required.
Knu:sona and kMmale for Supp'iee at ibe
Front must be presented to tbe Iepo vuartermao
tera there. Ouly in extreme ca.e m U ttey be ta
nned on Ikere, and thea otiiy whta approved ty the
Chiof yuarternujater of the Army.
All :cnat!ira t.i Ke)Uiaiuoiia and Eftmalee
ahoul 1 k-ie tbe erdinary autograph w the orbcer,
followed by hit rack, and trie cumber and dwugna
boa of hi re',airu or oommaad.
Administrator's Notice.
HAVl.Vi HEEN vt'al.IFlED A3 A DM IMS
ri ir of Uuijb raniit, dec!d, all per
mvti IndaUed will pteaae ielt and 'Ihoae
t mng cia:ui the eut will tie them la
the Um prem.noed by law or tfcev w:I! be barre l.
ifr. C.JACKb- '.N.
Katvv:ie, Oct. illt. oclta-lm
Ccnnty OScers. :
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Jku Wimrcwi, Judge of County Court. ,
P. L. ?ictsol, CierA. - ' - .
Jurlje'a Court meet on 1st Monday acd every
Saturaay In each naon'h. v
Viianeriy Court, com posed ot Mapsfratea meet
the let Monday la January, Apru, July acd Octo
ber. -. . ,
rri, Trntfw, Ju Jija cf Cbacery Court.
J. E. tiULk-rtm, Cerk. .
' Fauna, Jodee of Criimnal Court. ,
Jgh. H. RiLt, ark. v '
Meeta tbe iBt' Hoaday in April, Aactut aud De
cember, v ." ' 4 1
M. M. Bkiih. Judge of Circuit Court ."'
D. C. Love, Clerk. . ; ' -c '
For I-avidMon county, sneers 4fh Monday in Jan
uary, 3d Monday ia aiay and Ut Moaday hj fcep
temlier. i - , . . --"
Jauek M. Hcttos, Fberiff. v
Jobs Wilc, Coutity Tmrtee..
Chs. W. Siith, County Register.
R. F. Batu and Johx E. Kiwhax, ConataUee cf
Lt DiBtnct. : i- -
, DR. KING'S
DIs p'eirsary
FOR
PRIVATE MAS
'V-o7T, DR. KING, forrserly of New York, lor
aiiii 'last four years of Louiaville, Kywbo
hae devoted his Attention to tbe treatment of pri
vate d. leases for SO years, flatters hirmelf, bavicg
attended to practice for eo many years, and cured
eo mac y thouf-aaua, be is enabled to cure all diaeaeea
of a private nature, no matter how bad they nay be
from injudicious medical treatment, or from neglect
cf the.r own. Dr. Eins's Dispensary ia Ko 3
lieadencS ntreet, between Cherry and tbebqaare
second story, where be cure ail diseases of a pri
vate nature.
t-ionorrhcNi cured without n&useoua medic: nea or
.ntenerence witis bumes.
Biricturea of old or recent date' effectually cured
in a lew day, by an operation which cauaea no
win' Where ctrioture eziata health eaaoct be
cloyed. Perhaps no disease cause more mischief
ami undermioea trie health so much.
' Syphilis, with all the d; sense of tbe akin, art
0? out of neelect ot bad treatment, can be etfectn
ally cured In a few days. - -
at Weaincss. Particnlar attention having
ben given to this disease, and ail tbe consequence
growing out of it, brought on in many cases by tbe
. instructive hshili) of inconsiderate youth, and ex
ceaoive induljfence of the passions, a neglect of
which wiil undermine the constitution, rendering
me auuiect unct lor bumness or society, and caus
in,? pratrjature old a?e. .
! Females who may be laboncz with any difficnlry
oi tne noma may rest aaacred of un mediate re
lief. Persons reaiding abroad, by writing and stature
their ca?e, with a fee encloHed, direct to:Dr. A. K:ar
no. 23 Deadenck street, IAHhvJle, Tenn., will have
ire ceeeecmrv mediCiues seat to their addreea.
lrae hnnrs irom S o'clock in tbe mornin? nnbi t
a tne eea;n. - Apr" dAwlv
THE
Remarkable Stays.
TROB'S -rCELEBRATED
CORSETS,-;
SO WTROXfiLV KECOMMEXDED BY
j THE
' Faculty of Europe, -
TT'Olt ITS PECULIAR ADAPTATION TO THE
.1? litfure It i-oiiibiroa lixhtnt-s., iind rtreugth of
leaturo, with tr fit peru-ctiou m - -
' Style, Cut and. Finish,
Wtiivih seotir an eriie and comfort in pvery atti.
; . tude oi c.i'rcie that oannot be ezpneucrd
from any other fchape.
' They can li b.id onty in Ka.--hvilie of
CHAS. SIMMONS & Co
i 5 Simmons Block, opposite St. Cloud,
i -
Church treetj
ESTABLISHED 1760.
; Peter Lorillard,
S5Vf r A3D I0BAC4JO KAJmiTEKJCJi,
l h IS CHAMBEU3 BTliEET.
(r'ormeriy U Ohatrwm Street, Mew York.)
"bkown fcavrr.
Mackltov, Itemicroa,
r"ina Ua Pure Virpms
Coarse Rappee, Kahitodiee,
Amenca a ttvalieoias, CopenbaKe.
TKLLOW 8KUFF.
Bcotcb, Honey Dew Scotch,
Mign loant Scotch, Fresh Hooey Dew Ucotch
Irish High Toast reeb Scotch,
or Lu lilt food.
9Atient.on is called to the lfcrge reduction in
Pncea of hine Cut Cnewing and Hmofcinx Tobacooe,
wtucb will be found of a superior quality.
TOBACCO. ' '
Smuhho Topacoo. Long ; Uo.l; Ko. X; .Koa. 1
and H mixed ; bu Jago ; bintnisb ; Canister ; Turk
iah ; Grwiulated.
Fii Cut Caaai?ia. P. A. aad u, or plain ; Cav
endish, or Sweet ; Pwtet Scented Oronoco ; Tin Foil
CavendiBh.. i - .
N. B. A circular of priced y.H be sent on appli
cation. - Kovlrt ly
4TMKSfi IS 2C0 SUCH W0BD IS JAIL."
TARRANT'S
COKPOUKD KXTRACT OF
Oubeba'and .Copaiba.
riTFW PRFPARATTOX is particjUarlv reoom
I rr.endod to the MKDICAL PKOFIO, and
the fl bLlC, for the prompt abd certain cure ol
DibivAciES OF T1IK BLADD.K, ,
KIDKKT3,
UR1NART ORGAK8, ETC.
may be relied on as the beet mode for the ad
ministration of these remedies in the large claea oi
disease cf both sexes, to which they are applicable.
It sever interferes with the digestion, and by its
concentration the dose is much reduced.
I. fl. I'urclia'.ers are advued to ask for
TARHAJST'b COMPOtTND KXTRACT OF OU
BKB8 AND COPAIBA,
and take nothing eU, as imitMtions and worthies
preiradorv, un.lt-r a milar namea, axe in the
markat. Price ill. Sent by express on receipt of
onoe. Maa-i'icturBd by. . .
TARRtNT CO., ; ' 1 '
Ko. Sf7 ftrenwtn lit reet,
cor. of Warren, Kew Zork.
And for eala by Drumr-Fts xneraliy.
Decl ly
Rags! Rags!! Rags!!!
I WILL PAT FROM fOUR TO flIX CETS
for any quantity of
COTTON OR LINEN
It A. G- S v
D-l!vere.I t (he aeond door from W. B. VTl,i to
man's eld Paj-er JSlore, Kurthaut Comer of the
pul-lic Square. UKOhtiA MURS.
oct7-tf
No. lO..
.No. lO.
, CHAPMAN & CO.'
Auction & Commission
W
TILL ATTEND TO THE 8ALE8 OF GOODS.
vs ares ana wrai iierctnndie, at tfieir
. No. lu bvnb College btreet, oupoeiie W. H.
Houa
ChHetharna.
At! out door sales will tie punctually attended to.
wrDbenU advance made on consignments, and
puuclu-sl return of mien. . j
CIIAPilAN Si CO., Auctioneers,
aepi 3m 'o. 10 North CoUeee, Su
Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.
r AM AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST AND COM-
I plete a Rera:itit of Cavalry fT the United
btaui aerviee. I a -eo Hundred Iullar liounty
mil be paid t-e h recruit. One Btin'lred Itoliars
os the day of muster ns; into liie semoe, the re
mainder in one aud two years.
Now is the tiiuefur the young men of (hi section
of the tMe to khow tl.e;r patn'-tmm and honorably
avoid serving in tbe miir.a. So expense or pain
ill be k nred to make this one of ibe beat and
must effective cavalry urjtwiiaatiou in tbe aervve.
Arms and eoupmeuu ol ttie beet oiialiiy wt.l be
furnished so eoou a-4 mustered in, and the com
mand w:ll be riioQalsl aa toon as the boraeaf an be
prr-i,rel.
For further informafion srpty to John W. Thoenp
n, Hhelbyville, John v. Cla.boine, Marabail
county, or lo myaelt
ROBERT GALB8A1TH.
fibclbyfilte, S-pt b, 164. , .
Dr. WESTERVELT
-ilOMClSOIU.TllIHT. :; J
PAG IN IN HH OLD tTAND, VO. SI
Broad fe.-t, VI door from the ooroer o Sura
nter street, where he can be found at all boor, day
of uif ht, unites profeMioeiai! v atwe. .
nuji-au p. A. w to 1 ts V ELT, M. D;
E. SPRAGUE.
6
8TAUV
He. 15 Cedsr Street,
E. SPRAGUE,
. PROPRISTOIl,
. (LATX OT
CAH? D3Nao.) ?
ESTABLISH- ..-s-
- THIS
renovated and eat;jy refiLie-i, and
r-s . ; are now pre our d to mrve ud Meals
at ad bour, and in tbe neaUMt c.yle known to ta
etslinary art.
r our BILL CF FARE wJI consist of
EVEBY SiSO!iADLE ARTICLE
KSOWM TO TEE EPICUR3.
We are determined to render the above, in point
of comlort aud respectability, the most popular
place in KasbrUe.
Polite waiters always on hand to attend to tbe
wants of its patrons.
' The travelling public are respectfully informed
that having recently made additions to our sleeping
department, they will find us prepared to accom
modate them wila Meals and Led at ail hours.
The very beet brands of
Tobacco, Cigars, &a,
1171 ot h&sd . EurUtM pvet, -
4wtv" ,
.AND
W Li XT
STRICKLAND'S
Anti-Cholera Mixture,
rS A COMPOUND OF ASTRINGENTS, AB30RB
ents, sdmulants and carminatives, whir h every
phyeiciMi acknowledges is the only prepsration
tliat will eB'oct a pemiiinent cure ol Diarrhoea and
Dysentery. Tb,s Anti -Cholera Mixture is now in
use in several of our army hospitals, where it pves
the trreatest eatis&ction. It has saved the Uvea of
thousands of our soldiers and citiaena, and we will
sruarantee it to the best remedy m the world for
Dirrbo5i and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, of Covington, Ky., will be most hap
py to satisfy anv one as to the virtue oi Strickland's
Anti-Choler Mixture ; in fact, we have a great num
ber ol testimonials from patients who Fisve been
cured after being pronounced incurable by their
physicians, some after Ukinjj only one bottle of
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture. If you suffer
with Diarrhea and Dysentery try one bottle.
SOLDIERS,
Ti u ought not to be without snch a vai uable med
cme. The Cincinnati National Union, of April S4th,
says, that thousands of our soldiers have been
3aved bv tbe use of Mrickland's A nti -Cholera Mix
ture. For sale by Dru?ci-tH at SO cenW per bcttle.
Hensral Depot No. b East Foui-tb-strcet. Cinc.n-
nsti, Ohio.
Isold in Nahv1!!e, Tenn., bv FORBEfl 4 STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JanNEY A Co., O. W. HEN
D10K3UOT A CO., DEMOVILLE A CO., and H. W.
BASLOCfcf. ap tai tn w th !y
m. c. scLZBAcnta.
i. B. JACK30S
SULZBACHER I JACKSOn
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
Wines,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Etc., Etc.
13 Markct-sticct
(Between Union and Church)
Nashville, Tennessee.
HTHE UNDERSIGNED TO--LD RESPECT FLL-
1 lv inform his friends and customers that he has
associated with him in business, J. B. Jackson, of
Giles county, Tenn., and the busine-s will in future
he -onducted under the style of Siil.-.baeher A Jack-
eon, at our new Wore, on AlarKet sireei, oetweeu
Union and Church.
M. C. bULZBACHEK.
anglS-lm o. U Market fitreef
Hardware
AXD
CUTLERY.
AftTIll A, BREAST
No. 20 Pobllc Square,
IfTOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL. 1 H r Al-
tontion of the Public to hit Stock, which is
now lull and complete, consisting in pan oi
AXES, CHAINS,
ItlopeH,
, Twine?, Horse ani MuleSlioes,
Erooma, and Eacketa,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
. anJ a full line of
House Furnishing Goods
Carjientero' Coopers',
Tannere. and Blacksmiths Tools,
Gum Ef iting and Tacking,
Which will be sold as low as any in the Market.
Oct 1m
Coanlj Court Dedford Countj.
OCTOBER TERM, l-4.
Solomon Kevit et al,
t.
Tlie widow and heirs of
, David r-ns et al.
B.U in J1 Un 1 in Be-t-frjrd
CtMtnty.
In thia ease it arpeannj to the CV-'irt that the
widow and hetra of tmvd liens, r., de'd, and the
unknown children of !iZ!eto U xle, all of horn
are ma.le defendants in the ratine, are son-rem.
dents; ef tbe fete of Ten to that the ordi
nary proeeM of law cannot be served apon tbenj:
It i ordered that putibrauon be oiale in the Naeh
ville Wekly won, a new.paper pul4ibel in th
rhy of NaehvtUe, for four auoce-aive neeka, requir
ing said delenuanu to uproar be lor th;. Court, at
Ibe t'oart-rom, in hheioyviile on the first Tuembiv
aI ttie 6rt Uonday tn Iyeoeiiii-r next, to .Urf,
answer or demur to oplaiiiant'a bill, or the aanie
will be takes fur cocfeaxed anl set trr hearojr a
pert. Jjo. II. THuMX(.N,
W. H. Wtaaura, lrk and Mter.
bolK-itor. ( VU.i-4w ; pr fee, 3.
Fuel Wanted.
1)ROPOfiAI-S WILL BE EF.CEIVED AT THW
onW until the Vth ia-t. k.r eontra.is deliv
er (7j,i"ju) sevsnfy-five taouaaod ebrs of wood,
upon the banks of the (JumtjerUn 1 nver, at (oinu
w.lcia (-') tenty-nve milna of thia d-ptrf, aoove
and beiow, said wood to be delivered lj the lt of
May, lsoi.
Cuotrai-ts for lots of (lO.OfiO) lea thousand eorda
earh. wUl be given rf oi rii.
Approved aeoonty will be reiUird of all partien
te whom eoutnu'U are pvea.
t, IX H. tLXiib A KD, Cajrf. and A. Q. M.
D0V&-U4 lCVe c. t"herry au-eet.
GEOOEEIES
JOM 1, J0UT,
L tAita it
Machine Twist, Needles
AND
SPOOL COTTON,
(in Gum and Colors,)
I.1RIXGE SILK, EMBROIDERY SILK, PIT?
. peons' Piik, Tailors' Swing, Sewings m lWs,
'1 raru and Organzie Bpool bilk, baddiers' aiik,
72, West Fourth St., up Stairs,
Cincinnati.
novl-Tt
At Wnolesale Only.'
Watches and Jewelry,
or bvebt iKStmo;
At the Lowest Prices far Cash.
Army and Country Merchants, Pedlars. Sutler,
and General Iea ers ran make euornfeus prcliia
upon a sma 1 investment I
. Jewelry of any pattern cr reality and in any
quantity made to order. 'ttf.timais for any
class of work furnished. BtrPn;eniiT attent on
psid to upplyin Audioners, Country Pedinrs, In
dian Tiadttrs, and Army lieater.
Any style of Uoods manufactured, su h as In
venuont", etc., at short notice, b e0ood Canv'as
emrf t'l-rki, with a small capital, u find conant
employment. Illustrated Lists and full pnrtn.-ul.irs
free. ' -
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILE3 IS VERT
LAK'JE!
A W holesale supply can l carried in a knsp
si'k, hand valise, or carpet tag, and will not 1
like books bulky or Inconvenient to carry trom
piace to place.
Remember another th:n&! this Business is
ft ictly ilotiorable. qThere is no need o' mis
repreren ing orxagxentinE. Our toodshcw for
themselves, and prove themselves.
It is a business in whicn an amite and satisfac
tory equivalent is given fcrthe money rei-eiveland
an eocourapng pi o tit is pocketed at the arne
time. It is an occupation in which I o person need
i afraid or ashamed to canvais the fme rUhl
nsccin a5d again, for where once our gooos are in
troduced, a permanent and continuous th-mand is
created.
. 'lo So'diers in the Army, or (hose a.t home dis
abled by ihe ha'dfhips of war, to Clergymen out of
heal h Teachers, Postmasters, or any pardon who
wichcs either local or an active ocvuticn, and
one that irintrs with it great pecuniary induce
ments, th e presents a opportunity se.dom met
with. Try it! And aee for yourselves! I
Car-fully selected lots oi Jewe:ry, comprising
ournewent styles and most taleatjls vanety oi
tooos will be sent anywhere in the Lol fcutcs.
V,'e are constantly filiioff orders Imm pers. in lav-
ing 'heehoice of Goods wh"! y with us. To such
we prm se the l-t exercise of our 1ivt and
judgment, and from our I rg exper.enoe can en
sure cm faction We ask nu p3y in advai ee state
hnt style and quality of Goods ar wacfe i, snd we
wi 1 send th9 same aud oiiect pay by Express Rt
the end of th route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements aud mnu.'a turf d in the best
minner, of Pure materia, a Warranted at prices
trom J 10 to 5-a) eacn. tseui any here - psy collec
ted by Express. Satir-factirn gmranteed! All
Watches ai first prices ; they beiug of our uvrn im
portation. Circulars free by mail ! S-nd f.r them.
T. AH CAL'gHAN,
Man!ifvUir-rs and Importers, 716 tsradway, N. T.
OCtJO Jill. ,
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
0
DOCTOR McGILL,
B0TA51C PUVSItUS,
IN TlfK TREATMENT O? DI3KA.SEH,
CKoWNTSt HIM WITH BVOCEiiS IS
Ol'HES STATES, AS IT IS IN
NASaVlLLE, TENNESSEE.
13
Hy bocks will show that lor tbe past five months
my practice hits increased a huudred pr cenL over
the uwt year, untd it is not lo be suriatwd by any
ia the State. V-'uh my genera! praeueo ia Uw cily,
I treat Uie followinj;
CkrcBlc Cases
with sati-factica : Rkeuxastisnii Affecfcoos of the
litir.its; Dihee.sos of the Throat, yol!eJ Jcint:',
Btitf Limbs, Plt-r.nsy, Pains, Ulcers. Cucer, Grsvel,
DiseaHceol the lieart and Liver, Imkjunialion ol
toe btoroai'h, Neuralgia, King's Evil or Scrofula,
De&fnewi, Diseases of the Eyes, Lelu!itatKl Sys
tems, DysiepMia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with all Privato hiaesmee, and Diseases ol
tbe Urinary Organs.
To tbe Ladles.
AU A Sections of the Womb treated with ttccecs.
Those Warned Ladies who have been so utvfonu
nate to miscerry or prove alortion, can be carried
to their full time if found pregnant, by giving me a
Pali.
Sterility.
Toun' Married Lathes whose! mibfortune it has
been not to bring form in due season, remember
God bas said you should muiuply and replenish. 11
this is your desire you ean consult me either bv
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-five years
of age need make application. All communications
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Klg&t Emissions Cured.
Young Mao, stop bolore yon further go. Of all
Cseasea subject to Man, ihore is no diae&re so bard
to cure as Night Ejmasiona, and physicians are
scarce uuti unuersuuiu ireaung it ; ana lo you 1 can
say that I have cured dozens in this city, as well ss
in dinerent btates, who have spent dollar after dol'
lar, and are now well cured by me. I am daily re
ceiving letters and senumg meoicine to all parts, ol
tne country, in a word, au tnat are diseased in
any way, and will give me a call, I will give sas-
ncuon tor an or tne diseases mentioned in tb s ad
vertisement. The beet of references given in this
city.
All letters directed to
DR. McGIIL,
Union street, Nashville, I'ena
' Janl w:!l meet With prompt aitonUt n
V. K. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaker,
DEAL 3 IS ALL K1SD3 OF liKTALIC
EORIAL CA8E3 AND
!ZliiG OolliiiM.
Will attend j.roruptly to the
transportatiou of bodies, or
giving any information re
garding deceased Soldiers.
"Bodies Embalmed."
Having aocured the services
3 of Dr. E. H. LEWIS, of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army of the Potomac,) for
embalming of the dead, by Dr.
Holmes' American Process,
acknowledged to be tLe Lest,
and only true process in the
United States, will have bodies
embalmed when desired.
rrinuifal OCce and f are-fwma, Ko. 49
Church Street, Nashville, Tecnesae.
Branch houses at Murlreesboro , Tulltvao-
and Btevenson, Alabwiia.
AU couiinmui-aVioni rromrtij a-
rwtred.
Mr. W. JL CORSELIC8 is author'.ae-l lo
refer to me- He U a gentleman of lataf rity,
and will perform all Ihat he uaderttts cr
promuKs.
WilitAry 6oTfBor.
Jaa I tf
STRASBURGER L NUHN,
65 MalJcn Lane, Xew Torir,
Imnoriera ot
TOY S
CHINA,
FANCY GOODS,
Slates, Slato Pencils.
WE HAVE ON HAND TTTE I.ARGEST A'D
it fworuoei.t of the above Kobt. vur
whole stock has ln imported mnce Uie lt f
February, and we are d.iy reoe!vin? aH the novel
tie appearing m Europe. We have raid Sir these
goods before the irreat edvanre m jfoid, and eaji
ed ai the moet rwtfiooaue.rates.
We soli:.t s ahars cf your pay.n.. Ton will
bey from tw if yoo exanuae our to i.
China and Crockery IwWi will find it their ia-
tereet to call npoa us.
pay v am
County Court Bedford Cona.j.
UCTuEEB TERM. lACI.
I Pir.on to remove
Tliomas Cm. Mo.ly, A lra'r, Ac.) AUtnintraior.
Ia thii ci it jiptrn V theCotirt lht Thorn
Q Mwl, tlie (it-iB.tuit. is a mn re-i.irtit of the
fetal of Tenoee, no iht the or.i.nury pr of
law caiSiot l- krrved on bim : It i or.)Ted itutt
puhik-aiina bernade iu ttie r.ihvii WWsly I 'num,
oew.pmpt r pulHi"ed in the r:ty of .Nah;l, fc.r
four m -erti weeks rwpunna; eaid Mosly W in
pear bedrs aid Court, at the t'ourt-roijm, in Shpl
byviile, ot tiis frat Hotidey in I eenir-r next, to
plead, answerer de-wur to eonipliuufta's tr tion.
or tlie same wi 1 be taken a eou!.d an.l aet for
neanniravparf. JuS. H. TiioMI 'N,
octlJ- w ; pr's fe, H.ii. tlerk and Master.
For Rent,
luB TH K TEA R ' THAT VALC4P-I.K IT.O
pony cn Clierry f.juet known ai t!m "iw roa
Property," oppfue tt.e Maxwell House and at
present oAmipied ry the Nashrille & Uht Ci-m-ny.
Thu property is tfe tno. TaluaUa In 11.
-ity frt many pirp.!-i. It or term., f.-r any part of
tt, apply to locti-trj H. IL. AU-U'A AX.
TBE ALL 8UFFICIX5T TESE2.
.1 . 1 r. :
' A3 "2XLMB0LDV
ociotini: pnrrARATioxs.vizi
HKLMBOLD-3 EXTRACT "BUOir
- 44 . gARSA PaRTLLA.
- - . IMPROVED RubE WAbil.
lIKLMHOLUt
GENUINE PKEPARATI0N,
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
. .
A Positive and Specific Eemedj
- For D'seases of the
Bladder, Kidney, Gravef, snd Dropsical
SwcIIinjs.
THIS MEDICINE INCREASES TBR POWER
of D.etrtion, and'excitea the AHSORBENTS
Into health v acuon, by which the WATERY OR
CALCF.ROVti depositions, and aU CXXAIUSAL
i'N'LAAOEJfi'A Ti are redacl as well as pain and
innramauon, and is good for i'fl.V. U'OXiLX, OS
Helmbcld's Extract Buchu,
roa WKAtsEasta "
Arising firom Ezcesees, Habits of Dissipation, Early
Indi.-t-rction, or Abuse,
ATTt.BED wrrn ras rouowiwo svarroan. .
Indisposition to Exertion Loss of Power,
Loss of Memorv, l irhculty of Lfething,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Itsmisee Wakefulness, '
Dimness of Vision, Pain in The Back,
Universal LasMtudeoftbe Flushing of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot ilsnds. . I'abid Countenance,
LTvnessof the Skin. ,
These symptoms, If allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably remove, soon follow ;
1M POTENCY, FATnTT, SPILEPTIO FIT8,
in onef which the patient may expire- Woo can
say Unt they are not trueutly fuliowed ty those
diea.iful d.seases,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mimy are aware of the cause of their suffering,
hut none will confers. The records of the Insane
Asylums and the malanchoiv deaths by eontump
tion, bear ample witness to the i; uta of the aenwr
b'on. .....
TUB CON3TITCTIOK, OSCI AFFECTED WITH
OROANIC WVAlKKSt'
requires the aid of medicine to sirenjtthen and in
vigorate the system, nhich 11 KLMMuUfa XL.i.'
tL&VS hUCIlV invanaUy does. A trial will ccn
vmce the most skf pUcJi. .
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
OLD OR YOO'G, SINGLE, MAKR1EP, OR CON
TEMPLATING MABaiAOE. ' ' '.
In many &ffeciir.nfl peci!,ar to Females, the Ex
tract Buchn is ttnsualled by any other remedy, as 1
in 'moroais or Ketvution, irrejruianty, rajniUlue,
or Suppression ol the Ciu4ornty Evaluations, IT
eernied or Schirroiis f.tato of the Utenw, lwnt-
rhea, or Whites, Steniity, and for all complaints
lacijetit to the sex, whether arising from in.ti .r-
tion. Habits of lAssipatioa, or in the
DECLIKE OR CIIANiiE OF-UK'S.
. 8e symptoms above.
No Familj Should U Without It
Take no l!.'-tfm, Mewnry, ortinpleMoant nteiiaa.
icr unpieHant and danerouit uineai-a.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
( ; . ' cxr&za !
in nil their stamen ; at little expense; little or
change la diet ; no inooureaietu.',
AND NO KXPOaCBl
It causes frequent desire, aad frives strenfrth to
urinate, thereby removing ohtni'tiona, preent;nir
ana ctinni; strn'Ciires oi tne urotnra, ailaymir pa:n
and Iafl.urnnauon, so frequent in this cls of dm
n, e.nd expelhnt! yiWO.YOt'i', DISEASED j
AAD WOK J-OUT MATTER.
Thoaeandd npen Thouaands
WHO BATI BEEX TBE TICTIM OF QTJACK8,
and who have paid HE A V'Y FJLES to be cored in
a short time, hve found they were deceived, and
that the "Poison" has, by the use of "Powerful
Astringents," been dned up in the system, to break
out in aa a&rravaieu Krm, and perhaps after niar-
nase. .
UHiS
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
For all afflictions and Diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether etl.-bne in Male or Female, trom whatev
er caoM oruinaunx. and no mattur :
OF UOW LONG STANDING.
Diaeajes of tlisae Organs require the aid of a Dia
lectic . ,
Ho!mbo!d's Extract Buchu
" IS TILE GRSAT DIURETIC,
and It ia eerteia to have the desired effect ia all
In&eaaes lor wluch it ta recommended
BLOODI BLOOD! BLOOD!
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Coospooad
Fluid Extract SarsaparHIa
MVPIIIL1W.
This is an affeotoa of the blood, an.! ai'arks (he
Sexual tnrana, ltninjTS of the None, Kant, Throat,
windmpe, and other moron surracea, maiemff Its
arpearoce in Uie form nl l.K.-ern. lielrr bold Kx-
tnw-t KHrpar.lla purines trie ttlood, ami removes
ail scaly eruptions or tne stun, (riving to tne com
plexion a clear and heitny color. It l:c prep
ed expreaxly for t!iH ci of oom plaint, im AtjA-
punfym properties are preaerrwt to a )rraier ex
tent than any ether preparation U Sartaartua.
HELUEOLDS ISE WAJSIL
Aa ei.-i).-ct Lotion fr Inmates of a Hi
Byphilitiir ua-
ture, and as an in. t'.n in uuwuwt oi
u.e unnary
orstanit, arming fr'.ni Unt il of liM patvin, naed in
roTinectioo wuh Lttrarta Ilurbn and Haraapa-
nii. in'tM-n .l'i.s. as nwrnnwiMeu.
tvb-uce (4 Uie murt reaponeihie ana reliable
Cl-ara.-'n-r wul aiocany un tcedicioea.
. CEIITI FICATE3 0 F CURES,
From ei; ht to twenty yean atandinf. wllh names
avjown to ai.1 air..
For nmlical pr.wrt.rji (A Botha, see IHspeaaa-
tory o( we Lajlel .italea.
Hee Proteiwor iweeir Va.ua.Ue works oa Uie
Prat-fare Of itivi-i'-.
bee reniarks matte t-y the late eeleorated Dr.
Fbymck. Philadelploj.
Hh rr-marits n.le ry in. Fphraim ;l',t'owel!. a
ee-l-rnt"! Phyi-iaii, and menr of the Rmral
Jiilf jt of aurirMHiA, jemanti, awl puMialxMl in ttie
Truoaart.oos o( lift Kiutf an-1 yuti s Journal.
Hee MvlK-o-Chir'.rir!U kei-w, piiM'.vhed by
rU-canuo Travera, ruuOW of the iiuyat Collets of
oiirynona.
rv mot of tbe late B'andard worlrv on meillHne.
Xxtract b whu.....I.tJ pef bottle, o wz iur $..(
" rttnmirilla, U'i " .
Imr rd K Waii, m - s.ou
Jr half a doaea U earh Tr-r til, which will be
sctfioient to ear tne aiost otaUnaie easwst if sUree
bons ar a.lrre-1 to.
Ix-livered to toy addreaa, seenrely parked from
OtervaiHa.
seriecrh svmpvins ia au eomrnuaicatic
Cures ruarsBlt l, AJrvte craks. ;
,. , AFFIDAVIT.
Pernal!v ippeara.! befftre me aa AMerraea of
the rtty of ftuiaderpiua, H. T. Heln.tnHd, wao, btw
in di ly aworu, doa r, b preperatioaa eontaia
no narroUr, no m.n-ur, ot oilier ir.ysrvnin ilrnija,
Uit are poreiy T;rur. H. T. H r'.l.M rJl.V.
bwora aod iicr-.U4 trlre xne, tm &i4 day of
ovriiuer. v- n. r, aitiMKU,
Ai.ierman, ath-etreet, aiove Rare, pba.
AddrM ieUor UT information in oen&.leaee,
H. T. h F.IJ1 1! )l.l, Cbemiat.
Depot 11 touth Ter.th-treit,
liaiow Cheatnnt, Ptiiaulphia.'
.BEVARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
asd cxraa-cirxo dcalim,
who eiNleevor to d.roaOK THEIR OffT aad
"other" art-tea oa th repctaUoa atiaiaad by
iialmbvld's Ue-suine Pretmrauooa,
.. . ..JUtna buctio,
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ask fn nKi:.uijLirsTjK3 so ornttR.
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