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Railroads.

which has fixed Kentucky City the center OF net
work of railroads stretching out and anOrding
necuOns in all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes of the North and Fast and rami
flying throughout the whole South and West.
That the public may not be led off by suspicious
that this is mere city paper, we request YOU 70
enquire-to come and see for yourselves.
See the map-Kentucky City is the northern termi-
nus of the Great Mobile aud Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long. also railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via Paris and GAINESVILLE 10 Nashville l7a miles. Al
SO, by Kenton and along the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road 10 Memphis about loo miles. Also, via. Jack
son, Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson, Miss.
to New Orleans 500 miles Also, via. Corinth, thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad To rus-
cumbr, Huntsville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, aud the
East and with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
So by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via. Little Rock
through tn Arkansas and Texas the Pacific Ocean.
Aiso-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 81. Louis,
$50 miles. Also, by the
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Real estate Sales.
Final Sale of Lots in
K EN- TUCKY CITY.
On Monday, September 27th, 1855.

On Monday, september 9th, 1888,
WILL commence the second and final sale of lots
w in this growing and most interesting young city
The Trustees IN announcing this sale feel warranted
in assuring the public that at point the West can
there be found equal opportunities for sale and prof
tai HE inv
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVlyS l. co.,
No. 80 Market street

CopEy's LADIES BOOK for ssp. mher, jus, re-
sssis-sl .s.s CHARLES W SMITH
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Floor Oil Cloths.
MantiiIas, CIoaks, ShayvIs, sc
pa Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets
Tent Cloths, &c., &c.

Together with tho above Goods have large
stock OF 1914, ia and Il Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Staple Dry Goods to which invite
the attention of Retail Buyers, at No. 81 College ST.
septl1-tf A. c. & A. Ii. BEECH.
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The Quaker of the olden time
How calm and firm, and true,
UnspOtted by its wrong and crime,
He walked the dark earth through;
The lust Of power, the love of gain,
The thousand lures of sin
Around him, had no power to stain
The IO,,s of TlgJyifU ,f,ifblu
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Nem advertisements.

WfW AuUtltt5tultui5.
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No. 81. Fall, 1858. No. 81.
A. G.. & A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
I'D IL " g . o I'D s
CARPETS, SC, &C.,
HAVE now in store large stock Of FALL AND
SC which we offer to cash and punctuai time deal
ers small profits; and hope to please all who may
favor us with call. f.t.
Dress Goods.
Double Skirt Fancy Silks;
Byadere do. do; r
Gros-de Cross Mourning Silks;
Large stock of plain Black silks;
Plain French Merinos, all colors;
Satin Finish do. do. do;
Ga Black DeIanes and Grape Bombazine;
Medallion Delane Robes;
Byadere and Three Fiounced Delaines;
Plain and Byadere Ristoris for Travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods, &C.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures, sc.
Ga Satin Damask;
"A Wool do;
A Cotton do;
Iaoe Curtains:
Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Cornices and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
1s-4, l2-4, Ga, "A Floor Oil Cloth, which we cut
to suit any size room.
Carpets, Rugs, SC.
GA Super Velvet Carpet;
"a do. do. do;
A do. Brussels do;
"a do. do. do;
Super 3 ply, large stock;
40 2 do. do. do;
Ingram Carpets
Large stock of Rugs, Mats, &c.
Mantiilas, CiOaks, ShayyIs, sc.
We have large stock of shawls, Cloaks, Man
tillas, &c, &c.
PA Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets,
Tent Cloths, &C., &c.
Together with tho above Goods have large
stock OF 1914, ia and u Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Staple Dry Goods to which invite
the attention of Retail Buyers, at No. 81 College St
septl1-H A. G. e. A. Ii. BEECH.
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NlOnftarp ann &laaRGlal
gsNPHIs DAILY AFPEAL OFFICE 7
-... 49, . 1858 [

INNNAAM NEtA y
NEW ToRr-Fnm fhe HeTdis, ott- -: The Is
creased cheapn-ss Of muney an tie cont uea seelme-
iatioa OF specis a. the great nnHnoia. centres ss veil IN
his cou,tiy as IN Europe, IL leading many persons 70
Itpeuia'e on III prospects OF kEnkiEg tnstltntiort.
with uouey at its present. valve, Il Is 1rBnc tlAt olHA1
cannot cara ANYTHING over the legal inierett on mir
stock, ana IN may Instances eTea less haa thaI SUP
pose money should Continue u rule a. two pr e-nt IN
Fr Gland a q three and four per cent here for hn0ihfr
tEeive-mcnth, how Woulf hanks earn even mooefAie
diFtdendsf This and similar Quesu ms are beng AL
tHied in several bank psrlors, without ehet'ing any sat
tsrActory rtp'y. That any further dtciRe ID re fal,e Of
|mcnfy would Be injurious 10 bank Interests IL evident
n from noihlug else from tn obstinAcy with which ne
Bank Of Eugland resists the pressure for 4 reduction IN
the rate Of Intersst and from tie spasmodic ehlrts
which have been so frequently MADE Of ate ~ lne New
York bsnks 10 raise The current rats here. TT tuen
farther dec Inc seems highly probable The resources OF
the stock market are wholly i~nadequAte % profioe en-
ployment for The vast misses CT money which are berg
piled up IN bark vaults. Toe hspes, eherished y many
merchants until within q few days snnes that me ihl
trade would exhibit symptoms Of . revival, are row
enscfuaIiY dlspeiled. Every one IS reFigned 70 see th-
existing staEnalioB FrolsnEed at least Until the sprmei
and N the masntime thofe who have money AMI -.nt
70 use It mus, psrfo-ce, Aooept the terms offered By
borrowers. The prospect 4 oeTtSinly not encouraging
for the banking oommuniiy.
From ths Times, same dEte: The rates on LONDON he
nrm at IC9E 40 p oeat., owing 70 The limited n llns
OF transient bank bills. In discounts, outside or pank,
the rat. are, II GnythirE :. easier 10 day long deie buls
being rr,ferrsd BIZ the discount brokers, at from ~ tot
, cent acc riding 10 elAss hcaton. The onerihs Is out
mosernfc. the disposition al bank briug 70 take most OF
the good psper within reasonable date that cnss IN rex
uiar course Of business. t. unusually heavy 'molrt or
d.posfts, left here free Of al interest, att season OF the
year when they are generally drawn down for active I'm
povm-pt At the south AMI west, L. contributing mate
rlzhy to the steady eAseof the market. 2o.~ofennessse
sises sold at 81.
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Yori of alrmpbis-


I river shows Sufficient Of The eject OF the
late rain TO come to a stand yesterday. Tie
landing was Ovsrhowing with merchandise,
loading and unloading.
The Dspl Boone goes for Vickshorg today,
taking down the mails from Napoleon
The Admiral leaves for St. Louis, this even
ing, at 6 o'clock.
The Ingouar ls the next regular New Or
leans packet.
The Hickman, Capt. Pepper, leaves at this
evening, for Cincinnati and ports on The Ohio
river. A good opportunity for those bound up
The Ohio TO take low water boat htted for the
season.
The active managers Of the New Orleans
packet company have already filled the place
Of the Franklin wiJn the fine steamer Rapides,
which leaves on her first trip next Monday.
ST. LoUIs.-rhe Rspublioas Of the 2sd
says:
The river here was falling slowly, yesterday.
There is 6 feet scant in the channel out 10 Cal-
70, and New Orleans boats go and come with
light cargoes, and have been experiencing tTon,
bic at that. The water is going down. ana
freights are going up. Tbe upper rivers are
changing very little. The Illinois Is stationary
with AZ feet in the channel. The upper MIS-
sfssinni Is falling. The last report is 3 feet on
Red Rork bsr. a. feet on Beef Slough. feet
on he Uppsr, and 3 feet on the Lower Rapids
So rsported hv the officers OF the Audubon,
from S.. Paul. yesterday morning, b Mis-
souri il in very bad condition, with 81 rect IN
the channel, and falling.
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CeshEoUabIe Resorts.

GENTLEMEN and their families would DO vel. IN
their summer trip to the North, for a fsv months so
journ al Cape Nay or other Fsshioasble Places, to bear
In mind that their Medicine Chest needs an addition,
withsu: which II would b. ineonpists. 70 refer TO The
Justly e~els5rated BLEOTRrO OIL Of Prof. ChAs. re-
Grsts. We say o~elebrstcd, for The very rrEson thEt q
performs In most easss what It Is INTENDED for
BrulIes, sproins, s~weHings, Cuts, Burns, Beads,
T~ooihaehe, Earaehe. Hesdaehe. Cons, ssrofuls, Erysi-
peiAs, Sores and Pains, intsrnal and external.
Certificates continually GENE IN = number have tesn
received this vesk, spd ] enumsrste . few Of the CON-
plants cured:
Ask Mr.. watkins. Of Lynobbuu, Il Charts Desraih's
Elsotre OIL did not cure him Of Rheumatism and spraiDs
received frsm q fall.
Ask Rev. Nj. Caldwell II It dd not relieve him e a
severe cough and psia In the treast In enc nlgh..
Ask N. ws,eA. OF Buchanan, II Il did not cure him Of
sreIIcd glands In the throat IN nnsen minutes. when
the Doctors said be would de 10 = short time.
Ask Mrs. ArgyIe II It did not relieve her Of the hssd-
ache IN hfsesn minutes.
Ask Mrs. Blaeksord. Of LynehburE, 10 It did not cure
her OF hesdaehs IN fifteen minutes.
The Oil Is milo, pleasant and hamless--iis properties
are al for goOc--chHdren should have u given 70 THEM
tssthing and for Oroap. Beware OF base lmitsiors pro-
Tossing to make Electric OIL They know nothing Of its
manufacture, their only ain bshHs 10 set money! Look
out BeEsrei The only genuine is made at the old es-
tabllshnsnt, 30 South Eighth street, Phnsdslphis not
removed, IS advertised BY q bsse scamp. Mems on the
wrapper and blown IN the bottle.
Druggists and arenis must address their orders 70 Pro
fsssor CHARLES DEGRATs, At his lorg established
Store, No. 30 s,uth Eighth street, = few soors below
Chestnut.
his Great Rsmsdy can Be hsd Of the agent here
CHANDLER q 90. Price. a6oent5. 50 cents and 81.
ecl0-1aWIW
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Eoties az View Books

E~v rsta-Erslf.h Ie1fcon. Cd the basis OF the Latin
G-ruan Be1loCn o. Dr.. O. p. Ingerslevs By 6 4
CROOKS. d. D and A J. ScHEA A g. fhha-
dslptii- J. B. LiVpinc0tt a c. 1865
Several notices OF this f1s Lexicon have al
ready appeared, but it would not be easy to
sav too much fer its merits. Il is gratifying
to see its popularity rapidly and steadily in
creasirg. Il must certainly become a great
fsvorite suogg students, because 1t is brief,
vet comprehensive. The words Of those Latin
authors who are never read in schools, and
whom niuety-uine out Of a hundred students
never read in their lives, are excluded, thus re-
Heving him from tumbling a Lexicon contain
ing thousands Of words fer which be has no
use. Indeed, % many pages Of an old news
psper. listers eased among those words which
be docs wish 10 consult, would not be more in
appropriate than The plan Of including all the
words IN The whole circle Of Latin Literature
in 2 school lexicon. The finished scholar, Of
course. may still require the most comPrehen-
si,s dictionaries for reference. But even be
would hardly ever need anything beyond the
stores Of This Lexicon. Since all the writers
OF the golden and silver ages are included, il
addition to Justinus, Gallius and EutroPius
Finally. The quantity Of the vOwels is mort
MAINLY marked than in any other American
Lexicon. and an aid thus given to correct pro.
nunciaticn.
FL - CrV.yra VanEN
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OEFHkxs' FAUE-Do not forget that the
Fair for the benefit Of the Orphans will be
open again tonight, and tomorrow night, at
odd Fellows Hall. Our readers need only to
Be reminded Of the continuance Of the Fair
they wiz not neglect the little people, for
whose benefit kind Christian hearts have set
on foot this charity, nor fail to rejoice the lit
lie lone ones BY their presence and sympathy.
Il lie pleasant, while the streets are thronged
with gay bellies ADD gallant beaux, vending
their way to the places Of fashionable amuse-
mens, to slip silently out Of the throng, and peep
in upon the far different, yet not up Interest,"
ing scene. a. the Hall. It is welltO do 60; fer
who knows but that the little innocent cheub,
left cozly at home, nay yet, ere many weeks
are passed, be thrown a poor, little orphan
upon The charities Of a cold and forgetting
world. Oh remember the orphans!
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DOUGLAS AND LINcoLN.-The New Orleans
Bee takes issue with the Mobile Register on the
Douglas-Lincoln contest in Illinois. 1t speaks
in its accustomed sensible way OF the position
Of Douglas and the duty Of Southern men.
The following is the conclusion Of our neigh
boris reply to the Register, which seems 70 have
been bitten by the Washington Usion:
q he fight In Illinois lie between Douglas
and Lincoln. One may not be in all respects
acceptable, but the other is absolutely and IT.
redeemably odious. The one is a Democrat
who failed to support bic party on a single
point the other a Black Republican who will
oppose it on all points One has always been
fair to the South, and often Der champion snc
defender the other is a AbOlitionist Of the
worst stripe, who would rejoice at seeing
slavery extirpsted, even at the cost OF blood
shed and desolation.
d" Are reasonable people 10 permit discipline
to blind them to the difference between the two
mem? While every Black Republican sheet IL
Illinois is reviling Douglas, and aiming to de-
feat him OF the direct ground Of bis Democra-
cy and his Southern ~sympathies, does 1t becom'
Southern men 10 hound on and encourage biz
rabid assailsuts? We trow not. At least
we shall keep sloof from such companion.
ship"
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CAUTIOY no THE PUBLTC,

After several years experiment In the manufacture Of
Gin, I fortunately s~uoooeded, IN the year 1873, In making
a discovery In is msnufacture, By Whfch 1t was deprived
Of its acrid and properties, snd rendered
perfectly pure.
Ny manufsctoy Is at scheIdsm, Holland. After sew
erai months rsheeiisn What tile 10 give It, I introduced
Il 10 the American public under TIE title o. WOLVES
SCHEIDAN AROMATIC sCHSAPPs" scheidsm b.
the nsueof tire place In Holland where the Gin Is nan
u~fscturse; Aromatic, !" derives It's name from the italian
JuRiper berry with which q is favored; and the word
" schnsprs is the Gsrmsn for drInk-oogue, dram
Wolfs's scbeidsm Aromatic drink. No sooner tsd my
sehnspps been introduced to tue American PuoIr, and
received with spprobstisn. than The liquor mixers o.
New To-h, Boston ard PhnadfIphia started 10 pursuit
viii their mixed ard poisonous stuh, under various
names. In several Instsne-s my labels have been 20 per-
footy Initiated, with only the sddit.ou q 8 few letters,
70 plead = technical s~Toiisncs o. the law, snd 50 care
fully prepared, IS 10 Impose on careless purchaser /
understand . large qusntfty has been purchased BY the
merchants Of NeV Orleans, On a-oount OF the e~heapness
81 the stua I've DoHsrsp per dlr Z for the Quarts, and
Ons D5lar and ten cents q doz n for the Pints, belns The
wholesale price In New York. Il Is nothing but Ameri-
can whisky Favored 18th The Oh Of Juniper, aEd rsduc-
ei thirty pr cent. bel0w proof. Amsrchznt WIS Parici-
pai-s ID directly in the faui, b selling the spurious ar
tlcie, Is ss much IN offender IS he principal, who Plaunsd
the imposition.
Ihsps every r~espectsble citizen who values he h slth
o the immunity IN which he live, VII aid me In fer
retl7s o.t, and exposing the Masterpieces n erchs mi Eho,
for the slkeof afeV cents, vii putin Jeopardy the lives
o. the csmmunity IN which he lives. Such men sh0ud
be nsiled 20 the puIory OF public szecrstion.
UdOIphO Wolfe,
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a.. r,.n,.r

NV AIHAEY, IsD., Octe5sr "a nan named
herd B,u. who released his "a her and brother fFcm the
Bnndebburg jail last July, zho wre Committed en- q
charge Of running OF negroes wss iakn here On saiur-
s.v b, soms Ksntuesy onoeri, without = ~srrAnt- he
people got excited and sent q boat from BrAnisneurs 10
resrue Bel. there was great excitement IN consequence,
..-t,ra fro7bte va spprehended.
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Twn Hnnrs to Memnhis.

TNaE undersigned are DESTROYS 10 sell upwards -
Il OF 400 acres o. e1csisut land 10 the south -
east oorurr OF Tiptcn county. two miles nnrth ot~lN
Mason pepof, On ths Nenohls and ohio BatrOsd -
adjoining the lands o. Col. Geo 7. T@ylor, R , somer-
vile. Rfq aid others 40 acres cleared, the most o.
which Is fresh, having been cleared sine loo1 the BAL
snce level, riCh aud vel tlmbered. The improvements
consist OF a. excellent Frame D zelling with i've ROOMS
buqt noe L 81 3 large frame Carriage House, good
Negro Cabins, with brick ohimEeyss AM all other ne-es-
sary oct houses, In COED repair. A large Fesch ana
Apple Orchard o. ehoios fruit; . We'll OF excellent VA
ter 4; IN excellent range for stock, afordng plenty Of wa
ter an the year roand Pe-s-ns wishing 70 purchase
such . place would do well to lOok At Ibis IS We are -
reruined to sell. For terms and further particulars
address the undersigned at Sharon Post One fipton
county. Tenn. ANN ". BIZ ADsHAW.
s J. m. BR ADSHAW.
n BIZ desired, the stock OF Hogs, Cat le. Corn.
Fodder, sc will Be sold with the shove plsoe i viii
also ai 1923 acres OF good land ~ miles H1rth Of
Memphis, adjoining the lands Of B. Branch A. B. Taylor
and p. Taylor, Of this 20 acres arc In cuitivaaon hnd :
very bold spring OF remarkably cold water within y
yards Of the DIV ring. For further psrtieula-s. address
s. J. BRADSHAW, Agent,
au2T-Etfs sharon P. o. Tipbn Co Tenn.
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The above described lands, bslongiEg 10 the estate Of
Moses Collins, deoeased, Is DIVIDED into two farms, one
wing two nj es so-thwest o. Rev Albany IN Pontot5c
county. containing 8 2l5 acreE with spen land 3 m1ent
for twenty hands 10 cultivate. Tnc'other lice two mi e
northwest OF New AIbsny, IN Tippah county, Aississlp-
ri, containing 2 500 acres. with open itnd sumcient for
sixty or seventy hand. Ssid lands are n = high state
Of cultivation, and viii Be SID IN quantities 20 ssit
purchasers IS there Is some Of Il not connected 70 the
farms.
Also, At the same tine and plscs. we viii sell 4sh@Hd
Of Farm Mules, sons so I Horses and Cattle, two Jen-
nets, and two dne Jacks, one Of which Il the me IN
North Mississippi A lsrge quantity Of Polk and Stock
Hogs. Corn and FEEDER, and q great many ether articles,
too ~tcdiousfo umefat
Also, a TFrnplke ncrofs Biz Creek, for TIE term OF
shout twenty months. The terms Of sale will Be two
yesrs time on the landF, and che year on sn other prop
erty. Note and approved security, viii be required oi
purchasers. Any person wishing TO purchase the lands
can see thsm By calling on the undersigned, who VIII
shov the lands, and hsve the POWER to Ell privately.
2. ". COLLTNS
l. R. COLLINS,
ssp2B-wid Executors Of NOES Collins, Deed
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ACCIDENTAL jackson, in Madison coun-
ty, on Friday last as Judge BRowS, Of that
place, was driving out in bis carrisge, having
three ladies in company, the two horsss, re-
Gently purchased, took fright from a passing
train and ran Of, smashing the vehicle 10
pieces By great good fortune all were res
cued unhurt, the negro driver alone receiving
snme SLIGHT hrnises.
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gatest Arms bp GfIfarapb
nd AssocrArrp PREss oF MEMPHIs.
Telegraph CsssslIdausn.

NEW ToRK, October She RoE-h American 7eie-
grsph As ~ocistion, enposed Of The Iesdng eoupariss
cvninE the mail and telegraph lines In this ooan-
try closed their three days sesFisn en- Saturday A
Committee was chosen to construct = rlsbe neto
Caiifornis and Oregon Toe House u tntng TeeErsph
Line between New Tark ard walnut n is 70 Be con
so.idaied With the Ameross Company, 50 As 10 insure q
speedy extension Of tue puniinE Telegraph along The ses-
beard 70 Her Oresns. Several reforms Wers adopted
tending to a better dispsteh Of business snd The ultimate
raIrrfgru NJ tolls
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SpffiaI Aotlfes.
Fever aud Agueg

FEVER AND AGUEI FEVER AND AGUE
MIGRANTS aud Others Who Femsve 70 tn western
parts Of the United States, Complain IN bitter terms Of
the fatal diseases that prevail IN tAose sections. Some
Of The nost intelligent physio ans bear testimony to this
fact. Dickens, the Shakespeare Of this age, IN rlcturins
" Little Eden" . Western settlement IN = book entitled
/" Martin ChuZlrWit" says that TIE most h0urissing In
s;itutiOu vas the Fever and As0-, which had killed ell
who attfnpted 70 make q permanent residence OF H.
MARX Tapley, Who could only be Jolly under The most
gloomy drcunstAnoss. said that Fever and Agus had
glveH him eauEo for mere ioully than he would ike TO
experience again DR.. HOsTETFER's CELEBRATED
BIrTERs Is the only cure for this terrible disease that
We ~ould r~ecommend 70 the public. ~ then, snd Be
convinced 81 ihels powers.
For sale By Brussis,s. and sesisrs generally, svsry-
uh.r o-lodtuawIw
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To the Public and the Afflicted.

~ AAa@ ~ ~ -
Da. J. WHITE is duly grateful for the confidence
and patronage Of tie Afflicted. bestowed upon him for
morethAn 300 miles arOanA Nsppais. Many persons
visit the city desiring his advice and remedies, on In
curing for his onioe Of those Who Do not know that there
arc tvs DIS white in the city, are directed TO DR.. J. 8.
white, Of tbs Aopathic or old school profession. Meth
sr Of Us desiring he legitimate patieats Of ihs other,
DR.. J. or John white Deems It necessary and proper for
him 10 advie the public and the sm.ctod that his Once
and Medical Depot Is on Union street, next door to
Messrs. P. Lane h Ol.'s Clifton and Commission House
This Is a branch OF " Dr. J. Whites Cincinnati Hsdlea
institute" Chartered BY The legislature OF Ohio aud
now under the charge o. Prof. J. R whlttemors, an able
Chemist Druggist and Physician al IS B~roAassy. Ny
rem -diss are proparei a. the Institute from ny furmu-
les, b. Dr.. W~hittemlrs, in ali their original parity
they maybe bad st wao.esae and retail also BY pre-
~scription, With the able advice 4 Or. WhittemOFe. DT.
John white, on Union street, deals altogether IN Ma
lures remedies, These remedies. setting In specific
harmony win the laws Of life, rarely fail to arrest AID
permanently cure the m-st f1rmidshls discases-ehr0nie
and acute-and a. injuries, Aches and Pains wherever
located. TheiO oonplets renovation Of the entire organ
ism, steadily repairing all the wastes, and building up
The entire system the extraordinary cures which thsy
quickly perform In all urinary esses-aud complicated
sndiaveterste diseases when Persevered in-proge them
greatly superior 10 any ret OF remedies ever employed IN
tits eountry or Europe. Da Obj wHITE,
ocfTd3t.WEtwat Uuion street. Memphis.