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COLLEGE,
OR
CASTOR INSTITUTE,

Corinth, Tishomingo County, Miss.
TvHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inf I'm his friends
i ana The pubic generally, that his High School for
y,ing ladies will be opened, under the immediate super
i~ntendence OF himseif and lady, for the reception Of
Boarding aud Dsy Pupils,
On wednesday, the 18th of July next.
The considerations that commend this School to public
notice are
Of the Memphis anu Charleston and the Mobile and Ohio
Raj roads
being in the region Of a summer watering resort, the
Hardin Springs.
srd. A situation favorable TO study and improvement
OF mind, being removed from everything calculated TO d.
vert and dissipste thought.
attn The sound and thorough instruction that 1t is our
purpose ard p edgs to ilp1rt. We Offer to the public The
service and bensht OF a Collegiate Institution. designed
for every appliance that is in use, to develope, invigorate
and adorn the mind Of woman. We have spared neither
pains nor expense in the endesvor 20 provide the most
airy, %healthful, and pleasant accommodations for some
sevent y-hve to eighty boardeTs. We aim TO have our Pu-
pills live vel, feel well, and do well; and holding our
selves directly responsible 10 our Patrons for the pIoh-
cheney Of their daughters while entrusted TO our care, we
viii be cautious to employ none bat accomplished and able
assistants.
TERMS n RATES.
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions Of
five months zach; the hrst commencing on the first Wed.
nesday of February, and ending on the last Fri ay Of
June the second commencing on the third Wednesday Of
July, and ending on the third Friday Of December.
The Sc DOL will consist Of tive Departments: the Pre-
paratory and the Collegiate.
The Preparatory D partment will embrace all puplI
WHO are not qualified b. age OF advancement in study tG
enter Cclleg the tuition fees Of which viii be Si5 pei
session
The CoIIegiate Department will embrace all who, bsinl
fourteen years ef age, can stand q satisfactory examine
tion on Orthography, Reading. Arithmetic, Geography
and English Grammar and enter upon the int ndet
course Of study IN the higher branches q English Literar
ture. and the Ancient and Modern Languages; the tut
/ ton fees CT which viii be S25 per session.
Ext-a charges, at customary rates, will be made for thu
ornamental branches OF study, viz, Music, Drawing spt
Painting, Embroidere, &c, &c.
Boarding. Including all accommodations except wash
ing. will be $50 pr session. payable in advance.
Tie tuition fees Of pupils, not b~oarders, will be requires
In acvancs.
REV. L. B. GAST0N, Principal.
coRTNTH, MISS, June 5, 1857. ~lun4-dlwawlm
100 CASES Lemon syrup Just received and for sal
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m
WOOD 4 PEROT
ornamental Iron WORKS.

r-r are nav prepared % furnish. Al the shortest notice
w and very low prices. all orders for Iron Aaiilngr Ter
Cemetfries. Pubuc Squares and Front Yard Fences Inn
veraudahS in great variety and Of new designs lrpn
Stairs. circular and strieht. Fountains, Settees, Chairs
Tree Boxes, Tables. Animals, Statuary, and deco alive
iron work generally.
where The necessary materials can be h 4 al ne loEest
prices ana being The oldest, most experienced andlarsest
| house Of the kind IN the country, we are abieto present
All uork at lower uTices than any ccmpefitors- Having
appointed Mr.. R0RERr FLETCHER, Arrnltect, our
| agent At Memphis, Tenn, We refer az persons nfe'ln8
wnrk 70 him fr ali necessary inforrati1n and irr ar
/ % essisns. embracing an unusuHiJ larEe r&e4 -
! terms. and VITO Is suthotiE d 20 sen . H2i@
t-t. 49, WOOD 3 re4oF
T+onss n wsgkrr'i Bsotk EsFp sars
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4 whose sands Of life have nearly run out. discovered
while in the East indies, 3 certain cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
Debility. The remedy was discovered By him thea bis
. only child, a daughter, was given up to DE. Wishtnr
to do ss much gsrd a. possible, be viii seud TO such Of HI
afflicted fellow beings as request IT,, this recipe, with
fun and exp lett direc ions for makiag IL up, and success
fully using il He requires eash ~applcaHt 70 enclose q
hin one shunng-three cents 80 be returned as postage 1
on the recipe, aud the femfinder 10 be applied TO the 4
payment Of thu advertisement. Address,
DR.. II. JAMES,
No. 70 Grasd street, Jersey City, M.
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N E w B O O K S
Just RECEIVED BY
LAMB, YOUNG & CO.,
No. 259. Main Street.

THE Testimony Of the Rock, or Geoogi in its bearings
i on the two Theologies, Natural and Revealed; BY
Hugh Miller.
The History Of the Invasion and Capture Of Washington,
and Of the events which preceded and followed; by
John s. williams.
Scandal; a new novel BY Mrs. 1. 7. Biekworth.
Oracle Amber; by Mrs. c. W. Denison, suthor Of Z" Home
Pictures, !" +" What Not" Z" Carrie Hamilton" sc.
Isabel, or the Young Wife and the Old Love; by John
COrdy jefferson
Mind and Matter, or Physiological Inquiries In a series
Of Essays by Sir Benjamin BrOdie, Bart, D. L.
The Chid's Book Of Nature illustrated; b. WOrthing-
ton Hooker. N. d.
Things not Generally Known. popular Handbook Of
Literature, History and Science; by David A. Wells.
The American in Japan; an sbridgment Of Commodore
Perry's Exploring Expedition; by Robert Tones.
The Charity Of the Primitive Churches; by the Rev.
Stephen Chastel, of Geneva, Swi'Esrlaud.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; BY T.Bsbington
Macauley.
The Sayings OF the Grea; Forty Days between the Re-
sprrectiOn and the Ascension; by George Moberly,
D. @. l..
Counsel to the Awakened, or The Pathway Of Safety; by
Rev. Ashton Oxenlen, Rector Of Kent, England, sc.
o.
A large assortment OF SCHOOL, LAW MEDICAL,
and Miscellaneous Books, which we will stf low. ie3
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As ME31c1xE-HURLEY's SARsAPAi

As A ME3IcINE-HURLEY's S"ARsAPARILLA.
This preparation is one OF the benefits which the science
OF m0ierE chemistry has conferred on mankind. Its dis
tInctive pecufia-iues and superiority consists in its puri-
". sped ana uniform efficacy and entire freedom from
those dangerous ingredients which form the major part
Of most sarsaDsrfilas. The em-scy and safety Of this
medicine Is s. fully demonstrated by unsolicited testimc-
malls from pc sons in every rank OF life, that public opin-
ion proclzlms this one OF the most important discoveries
OF The age. During the spring u Is a most valuable re-
mady. and 10 family should be without 3 good supply
Va1 Rfren YArE ! InfeLiUeucer.
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nieipal election. APPS
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
WI are authorized and requested TO announce ENOCH
ENLOE as a Candidate for City Marshal, at the ensuing
election. ap26-t"
We are authorized and requested to announce FRANK
BYRD as a candidate for City Marshal, al the June cleo
tions. my5
WE are authorized to announce C. A CAMPEE as
q candidate for City Marshal. myo.
WE are authorized 10 announce John SMOOT, as an
Independent candidate for City Marshal my5
WE are authorized to announce JAMES o. REIN
al 8 candidate for the Office Of City Marshal, a
the ensuing Municipal Election in June next marIs-te
FOR CITY TAN COLLECTOR.
WE are authorized to announce John NEwsOM as a
candidate for re election 10 the ONCE OF City Tax Colee-
tor az the ensuing June election.
WE are authorized and requested to announce JOHN
Il. " as a candidate for City Tax Collector at the
ensuing election
WE ere authorized to announce WIN.
as a candidate for the Office of City Tax Collector. myT
FOR CAPTAIN OF DAY POLICE.
We are authorized and requested 70 announce Captain
W. G. CAUSEY as an independent candidate for the Office
Of Captain of the Day Police. ap25s
WE are authorized and requested to announce J. F.
JOHNSON ss a candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
Captain Of Day Police, at the ensuing June elections.
mystic
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LAND FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber intending to remove -.
EfsT7 bis hsnds South, offers his valuable Farm &fA
E4mH in DeSoto county, Mss, fifteen miles, 49,
~ from Memphis, for sac, and be OF JohD @-
A. Burks, on the premises, viii show It TO any one wish
ing to purchase. Description Is deemed unnecessary, iht
Land will show for itself. Also, eight OF sine Lots, con-
tsining a fraction less than one acre, OF beautiful subur-
ban woodland properly, near the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad ami b. Grahara's residence. L c. Rembert OF
my Sons, who are making brick on the premises. viii
show these Lots. y, RAGLANp.
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Decline of Carpets--Great In
nuWE

IN view Of the reduction Of tariff on Wool, taking eff
Il feet from the Let Jlly, we are how Offering the largest
and best selected stock OF CarpetiBg ever brought to this
city. Our stock embraces every variety Of two and three
ply, ingrsin, American, English AID Imperial Brussels,
Tapestry, Velvets, both English znd American, Medallion
Centres. Rugs, DruEVets, sc For unexampl d bargains,
call at WINSTON, CHURCHILL CO.'S,
iunQ-rR Main-sI- nearly opoosite workman House.
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4 RASPBERRY SUPPER.-The ladies Of the First
Presbyterian Church vii give a supper al ODD Fellows
Han, on Tuesday and wednesday evening, 10th and nth
inst, where viii be served up Rsspberries, Ice Cream aud
many other deIicscies. The object OF this supper is to pay
a balance due en- their new bell and to buy chandeliers
for lighting The Church.
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Spfriat AOtnes.
INV one win admit this great

TRUTH. TIA. any remedial agent, whether simple OF com
pound, that is represented to sure every complaint or dis
ease that Is known, can only be called a humbus, and the
owner Of 1t an impOstOr; and that any article compound
ed on scientific principles, designed as a cure for one spe-
eihc disease, and does eGsctually and permanently cure
that disease, is a blessing to those afflicted with it and
the owner Of Il should be honOred and gratefully remem-
bered. Such an one is G.. A. Leonard, proprietor OF the
Soufh American Fever and Agae Remedy. Try it, and
you viii never say humbug.
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CRINISAL CoUKr.-PETER KELLY, charged
with isrorny, convicted to one year in the Penitentiary,
but was recommended to the meIcyof the Court. Sen
tenoe has not yet been passed. Another case as the ssme.
for larceny wss dismissed.
SAIL. A STONE, charged with assault with intent to
XIII. The case was dismissed. Also the case sgsinst d.
r. PITrMAN Tor having in his possession counterfeit
money. ksoxing the same to be counterfeit. The Misde-
meanor Docket is to be take up in the morning. Parties
interested had better take notice.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Refer &c n. mus ~Ns-.-5 -
EfDisus. ". B. Miller and Niles Owen Memphis, TEN
Keen, Titus & Co., New Oriesns- lanis-s'
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Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted % the late drm o. Ferguson,
II Nell 4 Black, either by n-te or account, are hereby
notified, that unless they make sftIlem nj Of the same OJ
The Let day o. June, prox.. they will be piaced ia the
lands u an ofeer for c~0lecIon.
OBE BLACK,
J H.. WTLBURN,
m~yl5-dtwawlm Of the Aforesaid frm.
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At a meeting of lnvincible Fire Compa-
~ Ne s, he'd al their hall on Monday night It was re-
solvEd to parade on the Fourth Of July next. This com
psnyb a. 3 regular meeting held in Nay last, declined pAT-
ucipf4tihs IN the parade Of the sth Of June, which ss-
oouH iec Tor their nOn-sBeHSance in the parade yesterday.
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AdminisfrafOrs, saIe.

AunlInlsffdfOfN SaIes
VTTEw will sri On the 10Th day Of Jane,
w at 10 O'cECk, at the store q N. G. Cayce \ SOU. al
the perfshable property belonging to the estateof William
D. brown, d ceased, consisting or h0usehOlt ard kiChcn
furniture, the mass Of which is fne and nearly new.
Also, one COW ard calf.
JOSEPH BROWN.
A. ID. W~ITHERSPOON,
Tune I. 1857. Tef-Iw1 Administrators.
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CAPTAIN NIGHT POLICE.

WE are authorized and requested to announce J. F
JOHNSON ss a candidate for reelection TO the office 0
Captain of Day Police, at the ensuing June elections.
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No. oSo MAIN STREET

A TTOkNEY AT Law, Memphis. Tenn. once, JefeE
"a son street. midway The Post one Building.
jun2-d:w.tWiy
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FREE EXHIBITION.

THE STAR GALLERY now offers for exhibition the
finest collection Of OIL PAINTINGS Of any Gallery in
the country.
Tie III PHOTOGRAPH is one Of the leading
pictures Of the day. Made only by PARK & PEP
Low.
The HALLEoTYPE-the most wonderful picture ever
made-can be seen at the Star Gallery. Made at no
other Gallery in the city. Go see them. myl2
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e Mr.. WN. R. SMITH is announced this
msTning a q candidate fOt Alderman In the Fourth Ward.
He is an old citizen, q property holder, . clever gentle
man. aud. u elected. win make good and faLthful ohaeer.
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FOr The Memphis Appeal

MEssRs. EDITORS I see a call on me through
YOUR p8p.r Of yesterday morning, to become a candidate
for Alderman in the Fourth Ward II the voters in that
Ward see proper to elect me, I wiIi serve them to the
very best Of my abTity. Respectfully,
JUNE g. 1857 ". R. SMITH.
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EpperSOn Springs

A large assortment OF SCHOOL, LAW, !
and Miscellaneous Books, which we will seit low. ie3
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TWENTY ACRES.

OIIUATFD on the Sosth side Of the Pigecn Roost Plank
y Road. opposite the frst Toll Gate, just East Of the
res. denoe Of B. Graham, Esq This has also a front on
an avenue running South 10 Mr. MoGee's place. A bar
gain will be given, in whole cr in part.
G. r. LOCKE,
fuu7 Aurtfane-r AID Real Estate Broker.
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q Don't forget the Administrators sale Of
large lot o. furniture, &c, by cAYcE & Sos, to-day
Some ane furniture VIII be sold.
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100 CASES Lemon Syrup Just received and for sale
lUU b. b. II. POTTER, Main-st,
myl bird door North or worsham House,
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ATTENTION-

/ T0MR and see the best farmers Mil now IN use. In
~ operation at MulfoTd's Factory, Adams street. Fine
Corn Meal ground for ten cents, and Corn crushed and
ground for eight cents per buskel. Send on yOur Corn.
MILLS, County snd State Rights for sale, IN Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas. Tennessee, and Ken
lucky.
fun--nw
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EaasOTUe2st sV'Ot6ce,

Creditors of Geo. Mossburg, decd.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate o
III George Mossbarg. decd, in the County osurt Of
SHELBY County, the creditors Of said estate are berky no.
tfaed 70 hle their claims In the Clerks Office Of said Court
on or before the Ist October next, for payment pro rata.
HENRY J. TUCKER, Administrator.
June-daswim
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FORTYACRES.

TNOWN as Co. Marfln's place, situated on Jackson
n street, adjoining the former residence OF V. b.
Miller on The West, and Mrs. Bolts on the East. 1t has
a good residence, hne f0sest shade, and about thirty acres
timbered. Cal soon IL yen want q bargain
G.. B. LOCKE,
fnrT Arc4sana1r an psar ES+afa nroka-
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PnRLIc

The undersigned, candidates to represent the county Of
HAYWOOD in the next State legislature, have agreed upon
the following appointments to address their fenOw-eiti-
n.ra ~.
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WE are weekly receiving additions q our already lErre
w and well assorted stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS. 10 which the attention OF the trrde Is re-
~speetfuIy invited. L EESr {.
msf2 daVIm No 80 Min street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VOHN L MORGAN Architect, furnishes Plans, Spec
ID fhcations and Detailed drawings, superintends ths
Erection Of Buildings. Furnishes Approximate Estimates
lets Contracts. sc measures Brick Work, Plastering
Painting and Carpenters work &c, gives Estimated
Value 70 Work. the price for which no contract has beer
made. Particular attention given 10 Decor stions aud
EmbeuiShmen s in Architecture. Particular attention
given 10 Church Architecture.
Rooms No. > Walkers Buildings, Memphis, Tenn
ap31-im
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nISSOEUTTON.

- A "A HOUSE, double tenement
.sI on DeS0to street. Apply 10
4nI c. NJ. HORTON & o
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PORTRAITS TRTE TO LIFE.

HAVING returned, after a short absence from town,
II to nv Studio over F. Il. Clark n Cos Jeweiry
establishment, in the Marble Block. I viii be most happy
to wait on all who may favor me with their orders.
His Portraits sh4l be true to life
ap2t WV.
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TO OWNERS OF Lots IA NOR
RIS CEMETERY.

TIHB Rlmwo d Cemetery have purchased from the
L MvssTs. Morris their interest In the Norris Gene
terv, upon condition, however, that all those who have
purchased lots in said Cemetery, viii agree to take, in
exchange, the same quantity OF ground IN ElmwoOd,
with the privilege Of selecting any OF the unsold lots OF
equal size.
And now the proposition is submitted to the lot owners
in Morris Cemetery, with the remark tina. our object In
this matter il not speculation, but a desire to unite al
the influence we can to make Elmwood a Cemetery OF
the high st order; and, further, TO accomplish that
which appears TO be a general desire-the removal Of a
Cemetery objectionable on account Of its location, so
much so, u at IL is probable the city authorities will in
ierpose TO prevent further nterments And the lot
owners are hereby requested to call At the Office OF Elm
wood Cemetery, corner Of Warrington and Main str eta,
and give TIL III written assent TO the proposition II ac-
ceptable. L. P. STEWART
THOS II ALLEN
WM RUFFIN.
JOHN SHELBY,
JAS NJ WILLIAMSON,
iun5-1m Directors Of EIuiUood CeneferV.
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FOR CITY TAN COLLECTOR,

WE are authorized to announce JAMES o. RE-
HARDT "a q candidate for the Office Of City Marshal
the ensuing Municipal Election in June next. mRrls-t
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For the Memphis Appeal
A Gail On Geo. Dixon, ESQ.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Feeling assured that the future
prosperity OF our now promising and Furnishing young
city, depends in q great measure upon the ability and zeal
Of her Board Of Aldermen, and casting about fer suitable
representative in that body from the SIKH Ward at eur
next election, We ind in GEO. DIXON, ESQ., one every
way worthy and capable. The satisfactory manner in
which be Eled the Office Of City Atiorney-his thorough
and intimate acquaintance with the Affairs Of the city,
and his merited reputation as an honest man and able
lawyer, warrant % in asking him to become a candidate,
prgmfsiuz him an almost unauimous-vote On the day Of
ne election. SIXTH WARD.
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WE are authorized and requested TO announce 81
election. APPS
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TNHE partnership existing under the name Of
4 CHAPPELL, was dissolved on this day, June list,
1857. r. n. KER
iuue-dIv G. CHAPPELL,
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Ut COST!
AdmiuisfratOr,s Notice..
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
HARDIN COUNTY, TENN.

THOSE desiring to visit these Springs, 50 justly oele-
brated for heir medicinal virtues, will hud that
everyed5rt will be made by the ProPrictors to make their
stay D easant AID agreeable. An attentive host will
provide them with new and elegant cabins, eomfortsbls
beds, a good table, and music for the dance A careful
Ostler wi b. In a~ttcDdancs OF the stables, which are IN
surpassed for c mfOrt and convenience.
Visitors BY Railway nee1 fear no detention as Coaches
aud Hacks will, after the lat OF June, be found waiting
the arrival OF the Cars at BuTnsyile Stat on, on the
Memphis aud Charleston Raj road, and passengers, from
either direction, by the morning tssins, will reach the
Springs in the Afternoon Of the same day.
iun4-6w CLAPP& CoXES. Proprietors.
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ADVISE those of our friends,

IN a state o; single blesseiness, who would win the
idol Of their hearts, and enjey that domestic felicity
known only 10 those in married life, torestoTe the hair on
their bald pates, change their 6 ay loeks 70 their original
color, make them glossy as six, by using Pro. Woofs
Hair RestorGfipe. It is now the standard remedy for
all diseases OF the hair aud skiu.-Louisvius Journal
To be had Of o. J. Wood & Co., ia Market street 81.
oris and a. a-ngrists generally. jun3 daw2w
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We are indebted to Mr.. JAMES CUL-
LuA3 OF the steamer Memphis, for late Cincinnati and
Louisville papers.
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MEssRs. EDITORS In replyto the call made
on in the APPEAL OF Sunday, say 10 my friends I an
not q candidate for Alderman in the First Ward. I an
vel pleased with the present incumbents.
MICHAEL EAGEvNEY.
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70 eh. as we are sstsnsd ron experience suus-xrsu nA~e=~--
not fail. myFsm n ,uy<@S1y
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BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEEs.-We have rot q
medicine that sells so readily.
BARCLAY BROS, Chicago, III.
Barhave's Holland Bitters meets with a large sale, and
it always has given good satisfaction.
LOUIS wARLICH, Chicago, Ill.
We have been selling Behaves Holland Bitiers for
some months; and, although, when il was first intro
dueed. we did not urge its sale, being unaequainted with
the article; still we found the public determined to have
it. and to meet the demand we have been obligei to pur-
chase more Of this article than we ever have of any other
patent MEDICINE whatever. Every day brings new testt
monials Of its efficacy in removing the val iOus complaints
for which it is recommended, and in Offering it TO our
customers. we do So with more confidence in its virtues
than is due to most preparations of the kind.
GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
ISL, Randolph st., Chicago, III.
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A G. Il ID.
IN addition 10 our regular sales, daily. at the 'aOid Auc-
L tion House " No. % Front Row, OF Merchandise. Fur
niturr, and personal property Of every description. we
have made such ARRANGEMENTS with our Mr. G.. W. Han
na, as T. enable him 10 paw his exclusive attenti n to
sales OF REAL ESTATE, NEGROES, STOCKS, &C.
PLANS and descriptions Of Property accurately drawn.
Suh-div sions and surveys made when required.
Private sales Of Lands, Trades. &C, Negotiated on the
most liberal terms.
M. John Vim an experienced Auctioneer, formerly OF
st. Louis, will devote his entire attention TO sales Of Ner-
ehandise, Household snects, &C.
L. JOHNSON & CO..
jun6-Iw NJ. % Front Row.