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gabor- SAILING 8latblnes.

Planters, Look TO Your Interest!
JETE are tin agents for the sale Of the EAGLE GIN
Nv STAND Actual tests prove that the Gins now be
lag manufactured are the best in use.
For rhtness OF dr4ught, spsed, and making = hne sam
DIE, these Gins cannot be equaled.
Nov s. the time 10 send in YOUR orders, so IS to have
then INSIDE and 10 STRIVE here in time Tor The next crop.
HARRIS WORMEI BY Il co, AGENTS,
msr25 dswsm No. s Front Row, Memphis.
E' Enquirer copy.
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The Undersigned, postmaster Of State Of -,
certines. under his oath OF flee, that he IS acquainted
with the above zuarantors, and knows them to te men Of
property, and able to make god their guarantee.
mated (Signed)
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on LzudeuiaIe sire &, outside the corporation,
E4d NINE ACRES OF LAND, which has been oc-
ti cupiet for years By a Gardener. On the prem
ElHA ises ia small dwelling, containing four rooms
and basement. There is q good cistern near the house.
There is also good orchard, aud > fine grape arbor. APP
ply Immediately 70
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Contoinlng conditions to be Incorporated in the con-
frGets TO ne erfeaf the Department Hey deem proper.
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A RARE

7 OFFER for sails, on favorable terms and at allow srice,
Il nv PLANTATION OF 500 acres Of the best quality OF
Mississippi bott-m land, all greatly above overflow 10
miles west OF Memphis, on the plank roadj 100 aeres OF
cleared Land and q new double-frame House with suit
able onoes. Apply ct the place 70
PETER LEONARD, OF 20
seu7-tf DANIEL G Memphis.
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EnR SAIEI

THF south half Of Lot No. -, fronting 81 feet on
Chickzsav street, and running back lSh feet On
--sb@-s7 aBplv 10 G.. b LOCKE,
1s-Io-tf A~uctIoneer and Real Estate Broker.
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The Rest in the World

CAN Dc done BY those who wish 10 purchase
81 City Property, OF hIndsJme Country Residences
ul in the suburbs. On some Of the latter can Be
I'LL had 3 fne Residence, ready for cocupatisn-
Terms liberal, and title good. Apply 70
o-tIT-tf CHARLEs D. MCLEAN
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TIVE CONCENTRATED FLUID or YEI-
Il Low DOCK is the sovereign remedy for all h-rru-
rial Affections, Scrofula, Swelling OF the Joints. Rbeu-
matism, sc. As a Liver Medicine, IL has no eguA.. It's
Alternative effect on the system, in addition 70 its being q
purely Vegetable Preparation, adapts It to aim - say
Chronic Affection where an Alternative medicine h re-
quired. For E~ruptions on the Skin. Old Ulcers, Dq.reu-
STA, and Nervous Headache, It has no successful. ocl-
petitOr among the n0strums Of the day. A q ~ nais
Medicine II tcil bef0und invGFua5le.
For sale only BY g. Co.
sepS-1Ewiy Druggists and ApOthecsrtrs.
Odd Fellows Hall Block. Meu9hia
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NEW FIRM,
II CsARD.
OUR NEW FIRM

1t sGords me pleasure 10 announce 10 nv friends and
the public that ! have associated with ne my former
partner, JAS. S. x ana my weI-known asst
tant, THOS. HILL, under the familiar style Of y. Z.
LARK co.
The new nrm will start with an efficient force In each
Observation-Disclosures the watch department being under the
supervision OF Mr.. wilkins.
Sto tfuil At al times Of the latest fashions, and prices
al loV As the same quality and style OF goods can be pur-
caaseo In Philadelphia or New York.
am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 20 me
during my fifteen years residence In Memphis, and my
alR will be 20 merit its continuance.
y ~ crInr
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SIOO REWARD.

q RANAWAY from the subscriber, at Bowels a.
Point, Tunica county, Miss, three negro meD, -
to-wit
~G TOM, black, aged about % years, about hve~A
feet eleven inches high, thick under lip, and rather slow
Of speech. weighs about It's pounds.
GEORGE, black. aged about % years, about six feet
high, well made, fine cOuntenance, and weighs about l60
pounds.
WILSON. black, AGED about - years, about 5 feet 81
or 10 inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, has 3 slight
defect in his walk a. II his feet we're sore.
II taken out Of the State, and lodged In jail at Mem
phis, l viii pay the above reward. II within the Stale,
and secured so / get them, hfty dollars
E. W. DALE,
marls dswtf Bowels Point, Tunics county, Miss.
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z OFFER for sale. upon easy terms, unimproved Lots
I9I. 10. I25, Is6, los, lO4, 1si, 1872. Improved Lots,
s~--s1s To,nev A Keele. 6. b. LOCKE,
800, Auctioneer and Heal Estate Broker
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JUST RECEIVED.

n DELAWARE 4" Painted by Z. Leufze, and engraved
By Paul GiraIdet.
Large assortment Of French LthOgraphs and Steel
EngTzvings, suitable for Grecisn Painti,E &, well worthy
The attention Of Teachers; those wishing, would DO vel
- call eady and make selections.
Late Books.
Beuton's Abridzement OF the Debates in Congress fry n
1883 u i795, bound In muslin or law sheep.
Dayckink's C~ycopedia Of American Literature, IN two
vols Illustrated
Fine l6mo. Pocket edition OF LonEfelow's Poems.
Of Teunyson's "
Por sale By CLEAVEs & GUION.
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s. D. N. NOODSON.
TRUEHEART & WOODS0N,
Manufacturers Of Southern Star Cotton Gin,
TFNN.

n ESPECTFULLT call the attention q the public, par
N ticulErly the Co ton Planter 10 their GIN MANU-
FACTORY, now in successful operation in this place. We
deem il unnecessary to publish any testimonials OF the
good performances OF our Gins, theHgh many could be
procured Of gentlemen who are nov using them-Hen OF
high reputation a. ~plalt-rs. and would not be satisfied
with any but a good Gin and we will only add that we
are determined 10 spare 70 pairs or means 10 make a
Cotton Gin that will ph ase the Planter.
in addition 70 tho Gin we formerly advertised and sold
for So per saw, We are nov fttinR up al Improved style,
a. con iderable additional expense, which We Will sell al
50 so per saw.
A sample or our Gins can always Be seen al Messrs.
Graham x HIPS. who are our agents in Memphis.
Gentlemen Planters. send in your orders with specid
cations, and they shall be promptly attended 10. A suf-
hcent guaranty given in every sale.
Repairing done with neatEess and sisI atch.
mar14-dau6m
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JACOB BECHT0LD,
CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKSON-ST

DEALER in Ale. Porter, Cider and Wines OF all kinds
IL Manufactured BY the most celebrated estSllishneRtS
in the United States. For sale, Wholesale or Retail.
F-om ny long experience IN the business twelve years q
which has been IN the city Of kemphisl I ia ter uysel.
with the guaranty I have had from my old customer
thst ny exertions have been appreciated BY them.
IulggJ-3swtf JACOB BECUTnLD.
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INTEREsI nc o

THKoDOsIA ERNEST, Volume l Or, Ten Days Ira
vel in Search OF the Church.
The Giant Killer; or, The Battle which Ali Must
Fight.
sesmpsv.as from GIbel Tarek 70 stAnbOul, by Lieut..
Wise, Z. S. y.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or, "reminiscences
o. the Life OF , Former Merchant, BY Vincent Nolte, late
u New Orleans.
Chamber History Of the Russian War, 1s54-56, with
Maps. Plans and Wood Encravings
Curtis Worss, 5 vols, embracing Nile Votes, Howadji
in Syria, P0tIphar Papers, and Prue and !.
Catlius' North American Indians, 2 vols.
Charles Lambs Worzs, ( vols.
Hoods Works, ! vols. For sale BY
sp5 CLEAVES & GUION.
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Carriage
Factory.
fl C.ARD.

- IA just received some Of those rip-
N CANT REN r PItSOS,
NJ from the celebrated Piano Faesur q
ERARD," al Paris and London. and =
fer them for sale. I keep those splendid little RGANS
called ~Seraphine, with from ten to thirteen stops AMI al
the latest imprOv' ments- These are known 10 be tn best
Instruments for Churches, Lodges and School Rooms. An
Instruments sold BY me ae warranted FOR i've years.
Tuning aud Repairing Of Pianos, violins, Organs,
AelOdeons, ETC., etc, done in 4 vlrkmanliks mannsr II
moderate prices.
70 do not pretend to give lessons on any uumbe, and
variety OF Instruments.
G. H~OLLENBERG.
ians-e ~ Main street,
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LOST.

r THIS day lost in Memphis, aud as ] believe. On Wash
Il ington street, q small memorsnda-bouk, and af00O o
Arkansas Swamp Land Scrip
No, lOSs 20
No. 1904 $50 &loH
issued in September, 1856, and payable at Pine laUh
This Is TO notify the finder who the owner is, ard 10 giu
all persons notice not to purchase IN" same. A proper
compensation VIII be given BY me TO the finder on delivery
noss-tf THOMAS JAMES.
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$3.50 prizes amounting .s2O4. oot
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, 80 so.
Plan OE THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from l to 80. 600, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, are encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one
wheel.
The nrst 21s Prizes. similarly printed and encircied, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, aud a number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a Prize
il drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audiences and
registered BY the Commissioners the Pdze being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes arr drawn out
ARTICULATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the first IS
Prizes viii BE- entitled II the y Approximation Plies, &C
cording 70 the scheme.
The 3 600 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last dgure OF the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For ex ample, il the Numbers drawing $50, 600 Prize ends
with No. /, then all the Tickets where The number ends
in l viii be entitled to $50. II the Number ends with
No. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends IN 2
will be entitled TO $40, and 50 on too.
Certificates Of Packages will Be sold al the following
rates, which is the risk:
Cer+iacste AZ Packaqe Of 10 Whole Tickets ssO 90
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Clerks sale of Valuable City
Property.

Property.
Frazer Titus, Louisa V. Nelson pxp.-. p.,,.,,, a.,
and Stth X Nelson. milorS III - g.H
by their guardian and next Si..-
friend J. NJ. Proyine.
PURSUANT to a Decree o. the Circuit Court Of Shelby
Il county. rendered at the S ptember Term, 1886, IN the
above caus', I viii, on
~fURDA THE ID or MAY, 1887,
on the premises, In the cry Of Memphis, proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder, a valuable Lot Of Ground. being
part Of Lots 1876. 1877 and i35. fronting 81 fee IL inches
on Exchange Square, and running back east 1883 feet 10
Main street, IN the city Of Memphis, cCun.y Of Shelby
and State Of Tennessee.
Terms OF SALE One third cash; baiinse on a
credit OF one and two years in EQUAL insta mentS. Pur-
chaser to execute bond security for the uupait purchase
money, ana a lien viii he retained on the Lot until hnal
payment Is made.
Nevertheless, said Lot will b offered az private sale
upon the above terms, until the above time. when, IL a
suitable purchaser Is rot found. said Lot sin be sold as
aforesaid. For particulars, call on Frazer Titus, J. N.
Provine. or me.
mar2s-tds N u L. STEWART. Clerk, &c.
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Trustees sale.

ITusIee7S SHIt.
DURSUANT ts a Deed OF Trust, made and entered into
il on the 18th day OF February, A d I &c. By Thomas
J.. Cogswel and Anna N. COgswell HIS wife, wherein /
am appointed Trustee, for certain p- psssS in said deed
set forth, l viii proceed 10 sell at pub ic aucti n. for ca,h,
IN front OF G.. B. Lockes afction st. re-. on Main stseet,
In the city % Memphis, Tennessee on FRIDAY. The list
day OF Nay, 1857, 70 the highest bid r. FOR cash, The foi-
lowing described piece OF pErcsi Or grnH-d, . ius being
and situate IN the city Of Memphis ana state % Tennes-
see. tO-wit said lot or parcel Of Er.und 1. known ard
designated as the lot Of grOunn 4 edrd 10 FJrc. Tsyh 4
Robinson BY W. L. Vance, and bound 4 az follows viz
Begii ming at = stake on the north siie u Beal street,
about sixty feet east OF the eastern hank u BSysG Gay
oso; thence eAstwardly with the n nth 81 z OF Bal FtTeet
thirty feet u 4 staSe; thence nOrthwsTdlv at right angss
with Beal street one hundred and nuy p et to an alley;
thence westwardly with said ALLY thirty feet to a stake,
and theme sOuthvardlyt TO the b ginniug-being south
west corner Of Block No. g. Of the Sou;h M,mphis sub
division. I viii convey said properly ts the purchaser in
as full and complete . manner as ] can a. 7 ustee, and
not in any other way. Il c. CLARKE,
ApI-td Trustee.
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ChlReSe SUGAR Cane and Pr0lilc Pea.
Three Thousand Kegs Nails.

DY recent heavy additions 10 our stock, we have now
ID on hand ovar Three thousand kegs Boston and ether
warranted brands OF assorted Nails and Splkes, which
we Offer to the trade, In regularly assorted lots, al ex-
ceedingly low rates for cash.
LOWNES. ORGILL& CO.,
apl2-daw ID and IA Prnnf Row
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was destroyed, several Of these Safes were tested with
results similar 10 the following:
NEW YORK. Nov II, 1885.
Mr.. EDITOR In the fire at No. 80 Warren-street, on
the morning OF the 9Th inst, our most valuable books and
papers were exposed for IS hours in one OF Stearns Il
Marvin's Fire-ProOf Safes.
We say fire proof, not because they are so labeled, but
because we have so proved them. Our books and papers
came out uniDjured, save the binding Of the books, Oces-
stoned by steam.
Our store was I've stories above srOund, and two sto-
ries below, occupied from cellar to garrett. The intensity
Of the heat can be attested by any fireman who witnessed
1t.
No furnace could be eontrived BY the ingenuity Of man
to create a more intense heat. We voluntarily give this
tribute TO the value OF these Safes, and select Your widely
circulated commercial journal TO inform the mercantile
oOmmunity what estimate to place upon Stearns * Mar
WINS Wilder Patent Salamander Safes.
Respectfully,
HAYILAND, HARREL h RISLEY,
Wholesale Druggists.
In this cnnnexi0n the Manufacturers write rs: ave have
made these Safes over Il yea Shave sold over 9 500
Had 2i5 tested In accidental dres in the United States and
Canada, and never yet had a customer TO lose q dollar by
Ere from one OF them. We think they have earned 3 high
reputation, as they are readily sold here in preference TO
other Safes at 25 to so per cent. less price" A full stock
Kept constantly On hand BY
LOWNES, ORGILL & co.
AGENTS for Stearns 4 Marvin.
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6. q. Glatk T. GO.
DIsSOLUTION.

- ~ ~
On the isI June, 1856, the nrn heretofore existing be-
tween F. d.. CLARK and A @. WURzACH was dis
solved by mutual consent. p. Il. CLARK is charged with
the settlement Of the business Of the late arm Of p. H.
Clark 4 Co. ?. n. CLARK.
A.. @. KURZBACH.
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Sheet an Hoop Iron.

000 BUNDLES Sheets, assorted, No. u TO IS;
%OU zoo bundles Hoops ass'ted, Z 70 2 inches vide.
L0WNKS, ORGILL l. Co,
api2 daw Ii and Il Frunt Row
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Building Materials

Greenwood celebrated Hinges,
GreenwoOd's Axle Pullies and Shutter Fastnings,
Pearl White tnd Mineral Knob Locks and Latehes,
Close and Electro-PIated +" " " %
Cottage, Rural aud MOrtise 4" " %
Front and store door " 60 g
Sliding door Locks and Furniture,
Self-shuttingd door and Gate Hinges and Latches,
Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brads. Screws, sc.
This department. in our business is under the special
supervision OF one Of the partners, who has for many
years, in this city, given IL his careful attention, and be-
lieying that this branch Of our business requires more
than ordinary care. both in the selection OF the goods
and in nning orders, he is determined 10 use his best en-
desvors 10 keep such goods as shall please all our me-
chanics, md will hold every induosment to merit thtir
patronage
the quality Of AL which We can fnlly guaranty, oompris-
ing In
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
to our aadres for the Tickets ordered, on receipto OF which
they viii be forwarded by nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
q Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in fun without deduction.
70 All Prizes Of 81, 600 and undsr, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes al the usual time OF
thirty DAYS.
% All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages to
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or a Profitable
MOST LOTS

TIyE Lots on Alabama road, adjoining the properly .
n M Marsh Miller, and nearly opposite The residence
- San. Mosby, ESQ, fronting on Alabama rcAl % tsSt
esrr runnipF back 1885, fee. This is q most desirAoie
location for residences, IN . . ost heAlthy pas" N''
- will BE- sold in lots & suit purchasers
ALSO. III feet on Market street, Immediately opposlee
The residence Of ?. Titus, Esq, running "a L some 10y
feet. upon which is q dwelling and outhouses' vel Ahu
ri.tern. with a choice selection Of fruit II IS. Those
Vi.binq 10 secure sites for family residences contiguous
90 the business portion OF the city would 90 ven toM4Ae
early application. Terms easy. Appyuo
JOHN MCNAMARA
-.Ec AtF. N Apperson s. Co 3.
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FREESE s. FLOWERS
NEW MERCANTILE COLLEGE
No 9 Main Straat-

D-Ts NUITl aIs UNTV1VI
MEMPHI5, TENN,
rs now open for the reception Of Students. Everything
i that is taught in any institution OF a similar kind in
the United States can be learned here. The course IN
braces Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Penman-
ship, Commercial Law, Commercial Forms and Calcula-
items, Banking, Wholesale and Retail, Commission,
Steamboat, Manufacturing. sc
Students are not taught in classes they are instructed
individually and separately so there will be no detention
on account Of classes. 1t takes but s few weeks to COM
plete the course.
The hours of instruction viii be from ? to II A. NJ, and
from 2 to 5 p. d. Also. Evening Lessons from 7 to 9
TERMS:
For full course, time unlimited. .............-.. S35 90
For partial y W
For Penmanship, time unlimited. 10 90
For twenty essonS.....-......... 3 90
For further particulars, address
PRECISE & FLOWERS,
feb1O- 6m ProprietoTs.
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Carpenters Tools
Union Factory Planes, Rules, &c,
Spear x Jackson's Hand and PanuelI Saws,
Butchers cast steel Chisels and Files,
Earl Smith & Co.'s Files,
wetherby's Chisels and Draw Knives,
Cams celebrated E" "
Spirit Levels, Rules and Guages,
Augers, Anger Bits, Screwdrvers, sc.
BIacksmifh's Tools.
Peck's Louisville Bellows,
Newcomb's New York Bellows,
Solid Box and Psralel Vices,
Armitage's Mousehole Anyils,
GOley's warranted Anvils,
Hand and Sledge Hammers,
Blacksmith Tongues.
Farriers, Hammers, Knives and Pincers.
Timers Materials.
Best Charcoal Tin Plate c,
90 60 90
{" Loaded Roofing Plate O.,
Bar Tin, Speltre, &c,
Iron Brass and Copper Wire,
Bolt Copper, Soldering Irons, sc,
Timed and Braziers Sheet Copper,
Boiled and Charcoal Sheet Iron.
Russ imitation, Russ. and Galvenized IrOn,
Bar Lead, Rivets, Copper Tacks, &c.
We would also call the attention Of RailrC ad and Levee
Contractors to our stock Of
Railroad Barrows, Ame's ShOvels and Spades,
Boring Machines, Mattocks, Picks, sc.
Having a thorough knowledge OF our business In all its
branches, we are determined to give il our entire atten-
ton, ami shall attend personally TO all the oroers, and to
the transaction Of our business in every particular, and
by so doing hatter ourselves that We can ave ~sztisfac-
ton. HAWKS. SMITH & CO.,
febI 304 and BOG Main-st.
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Important to Cotton Planters!
THE TAYLOR PREMIUM COTTON GIN,
MANUFACTURER BY
CLEMANS, BROWN & CO.,
COLUMBUS,

THE subscriber begs leave TO call the attention Of
i Planters to an examination Of the merits Of these
Gin Stands, which possess in 8 greater degree the quail
ties TO be desi' ed in q Cotton Gin-viL. Speed, Light
Drought, and Good Sdmple-than any Gin extant. and
are offered on as reasonable terms as any establishment
in the South.
I feel fully authorized in saying that I can furnish, all
things considered, a superior Gin Stand TO any factory in
the United States.
Msssrs. FOwlkes, Mount & Co. are agents for the sale
OF these Gins, who will keep a supply Of various sizes on
hand, OF will order any lie at short notice. Once on
Jeflrson street, Memphis, Tenn.
nar2O-dtwswsm S. A. THORNTON. Ag't.
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South American Fever & Ague
Remedy2
Is a Cheap, Safe and Permanent Cure,

THIS PREY aration contains no Arsegic or MfrcHTys
IL and vii not, lke the many complunds now z ola-
mended for Bilious or other Fevers, leave the system IA
q condition more 20 be dreaded than the disease; bull 10
graf uerit Is in its Curative, Preventive and Rzsiofs-
tive properties. and is adapted 70 all AGES ana eShst-
tons Of the - stem
Nearly al the articles which enter into is cOmpOsi-
tion are Il themselves, sing y, REMEDIAL agents I'll tie
cure Of Bilious and Intermittent Fevers-
As preventive this Medicine should Be usfd 5 Gu
valescents, Travellers. Emigrants, and others. du ing the
Summer and Pail months, when malarious DISEASES afs
most prevalent.
ATreatisst ~ G. A LEONARD. New YORK. en- The
disease, with Testimonials and Certificates Of eurrs pr
fectd, can be obtained Eratuitously, At al the pizc .
where The medicine Is sold
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
Tribute of Respect.

From the Washington Transcript.
At meeting of Phalanx Lodge, No. 10, [. 0. O. F.,
held on Sunday evening" the II tn nst for the purpose
of making suitable preparations for the burial of de-
ceased Brother p. q. NJ Thomas H. Hardenberge, the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS The and sorrowfu death of Past Grand
Master Thomas H. Hardenbergh calls for expression
of the grief with which the members Phaanx Lodge are
filled with that calamity; therefore.
Resolced That the members of this Lodge entertained
profound sense oeparable loss they have sustained in the
death of our beloved brother and friend.
Resolued That we offer sincere sympathes to the at
iced family of deceased brother, assuring them that
the depOrabe circumstances of his death have not diminish
ed love and for the memory of dead brother
and that the reputation of his useful and ublemshed life
proud legacy them, and reflects honor this ancient
Lodge, with which he so long connected.
ResoEUed That in testimony ofregard for his memory,
will the usual badge of mourning for thirty days and
during that time the Lodge shall be shrouded in Grape
and we will, in body, attend the funeral.
IL f.: H H4SsSer. Com.
D. NJ CARTER,
c. G. MEYER, n. G. .
Dr.