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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
HEALTH OR SICKNESS 2
H OLLOW AIS FILLS.

2 The eafnishss the material of every bone, muscles glanA nbrs the human frame When pure pure i; sesass ealtll to every organ when col WAYS PILLS operate directly upon the eierneuisr ot the stream of life, neutfalzing the principle df disease, and thus radically curing the ihaay wheti CT located in the nerves, the stoach the liver the bowels, the muscles, the skin, the brain, or any other part of the system
 UsED THROUGHOUT THE WOiRf,ij,
 HOLLoWAY's PILLS are equally eficacious in complaints common to the whole human race and in disorders peculiar certain climates and locaitieS
 ALARMING DISORDERS
 Dyspepsia; and Arrangement of the liver tia source of inrmity and suffering and the ta,iss bf innumerable deaths, yield to these cutatiyes i aii cases however aggravated, actiHg as mild pdtEa- tive aterative and tonic; they relieve the bowSIs purify the fluids, and nvigorate the system md tLs constitution at the same time
 General Weakness-Nervous Complain,sx
 When all stimulants fail the renoyatipp and bra. cling properties of these Pills give frmness to th. shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of general debility.
 DELICATE FEMALES.
 All Irregularities and ailments incident to the deli cate and sensitive organs of the are removed or prevented by few doses of these mild but infalli ble alternatives. No mother who regards her own or her child'en's health should fail to have them within her reach. -
 SCIENTIFIC 1SNDORsfsNIENTs.
 The London lancet" the London t Medical Re. view, and the most eminent of the faculty i'd Great Britain, France and Germany. have eulogized the Pills and their inventor.
 Holloaoay's Pils are tAe best remedy kNotc4, in
 the aeortd for Me fotlowing diseosss: Asthma Debility, Liver Complaints. Bowel Complaints Fever and Ague, Lowness of Spirits coughs, Female Com Ples,'
 Colds, plaipts. Stone s,,a ls+ov., Chest Diseases, Headaches, Secofidar3 Symn' Costiveness, Indigestion, toms Dyspepsia, Influenza, yenersaI affac. Dlarrh9a, / Inflammation, tions s Dropsy, Worms of all Inward Weakness
 kinds.
 aoa Sold at the Manufactories of Prefessof iIosya WAY. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and PA Strand London, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine drought the United States and the ciyi ized world, in boxes at % cents 621 and Si each. Gg" There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. ~ N. B.-Directions for the gdidance of patients il, every disorder are affixed to each box
 gg CAU1ToN!-None are genuine unless tbe worlds .' HoIt0way, Nev Fork and London. are dis. c:rnane as raer-narh in every leaf of the book of drections around each pot or box the same may he pialnly seen by holdng the tfqf to the Aqh. A hand some reward will be given to any one rendering suci information as may lead to the detection of any par y or parties countereitng the medicines or vending the same, Knowing them to be spurious 46yI
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

District of Plymouth ss. Probate Court January 2 1858 NSTATE of PARKER BEARDSLEY & CO.,, as- -AZ signing debtors, of Plymouth in said district
 The Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth hath limited and allowed two months from date hereof for the creditors of said Estate represented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed David D. Warner and Oliver Smith, both of said Plymouth, Commissioners to re- ceive, examine and adjust said claims. And also doth direct that notice of this order be given by pub icaton of the same for one month in the Ltchtield Enquirer and the Waterbury American, weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is so in settlement, and by posting a copy on the public sign post iR Plymouth Center and that
 copy hereof be sent by mail to every known credit or living without the Probate District within one week from this date, and that said Commissioners give legal notice Of the times and places of their meetings
 Certified by AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Hotel of A. Curtiss in said Plymouth on the So,h day of January and the Sd day of March, 1858, at clock in the forenoon each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said ap pointment
 DAVID D. WARNER 88 At OLIVER SMITH c"mmlssioners. At Court of Probats holen at Lic1fed ,cn nnd f,r
 ns D'ssrsa 5 Lachfeld, on tae l2M day of LanuGry. l Present GEORGE C. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge ISSTATE of DANIEL J. DAYTON late of w.r- l nA ren in said district deceased - | 0RpEaED-That the Administrator on the Est.t. of said deceased exhibit his Adaaistratien account
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

The Liver is one of sthe prime of the human body: and H@ when it functions well the pow CTS of u fully developed. The stomach is ly dependent on thc healthy Liver for the proper per formal1ce when the stomach is at~ fault, the fault, and the whole sys-> tenn sutf quence of one organ-~ the Iivel ed to do its duty. For ti!e diseas gan, one of tile proprie- , tors has study, in a practice of = more tha1 to find some remedy A wherewit ,, the many derangementsS to which To prove that thisyH remedy is any person troubled withS Liver any of its forms, has but - to try b viction is certain. Al compound formed by dissolvingk gums al that part which is solu ble for tn of the medicine. Ihcsc,zn gums rem or bad matter from thee system. their place healthy flowrxa of bile, in stomach; causing food 10 digest wei blood, giving tone and health to chinery, removing theA@ causes of effecting a radical cure IRs without a greeable after effects, felt ny using Mineral Poison that ish usually re One dose after eating is sufiici' the stomach and prevent ~ the food souring. Only one dose taken b prevents uightmafe. @
 Only one dose taken, Vat night bowels gently, and cures costivene! One dose taken after each meal pepsia. IR
 fg Che dose of twoA teaspoonf relieve sick hadache.
 One bottle taken fol - female o moves the cause of the disease, perfect cure. @S
 Only one dose imrne- diately re while ~
 One dose often repeat -s ed is a Cholera Morbus,a and preventiti One dose taken often LL will prevt renee of bilious at tacks, wi all painful feelings ~ -. H Only one bottle is @ needed to the system the effects of~ medicine sickness.
 One bottle taken for1H Jaundic, yellowness or, unnatural color iron
 One dose taken short time befo vigor to the appetite and makes foe
 One dose often repeated cures Cl hoea in its worst forms, while sunm complaints yield almost to the first (
 One or two doses cures attacks eau while for worms in children there is or speedicr remedy in the world, afi,
 There is no exaggeration in these sta are plain sober facts that we can gi' prove. while all who use it are givin nous testimony in it's favor.
 We take minute pleasure in recon medicine as a preventative for Feve Chill Fever, and all Fevers of a It operates with certainty, and thous ing to testify to its wonderful virtues. Among the hundreds Of Liver R offered to the public, there are none recommend as Dr. Sanford's Invig, erally known now throughout the preparation is truly Liner hluigora the most happy results on all who | innnmierabIe certificates hafe been great virtue of this medicine by those standing. in society. and we know h tpreparatfon now before the public = Democr1t.
 I PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT SANFORD & CO, Propristors. as5. F i Sold by all drusgists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

Hardware !! Hardware nUR assortment of Hardware we shall endeavor " to keep up as usual. A. c. SMITH Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

Flour! FlOuf! FIOur!!! WV HEAT Flour, Rye Flour, Buckwheat Flour, w Corn Meal and Provender, fresh ground at
 A. C. SMITH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

At C,u,t ef Probate holdea at Litcfedin aud for the
 District ef Ldelfsld, ae 2edaay ef Jaauary, 4. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

tllC itiiSlJdl tCS uldGOI when it performs its CTS of the system are stomach is almost entire healthy action of the
 formancc of it's functions fault, the bowels are al tenn suffers in conse. the Iiver-having ceas. tie diseases of that or tors has made it his more than twenty years,
 wherewith to c0untetact
 to which it Is liable.
 remedy is at last found, Liver Complaint in
 to try a bottle, and con
 compound has been gums and extracting
 ble for the active virtues gums remove all morbid
 system. supplying in of bile, invigorating the digest well,puriiying the
 health to the whole ma
 causes of the disease. and without any of the disa-
 ny using Calonel or
 usually resorted to.
 is sufficient to relieve the food from rising and taken before retiring at night loosens the
 costiveness.
 each meal will cure Dys-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

\ color from the skin.
 time before eating gives makes food digest well. l cures Chronic Diarr- nile summer and bowel the first dose.
 caused by worms, n there is no surer, safer world, ait neusxstails. in these statements :; they we can give evidence to are giving their unani- r.
 re in recommending this , for Fever and Ague, 5ers of a Bilious Type. and thousands are will Iul vlftues.
 f Liver Remedies now } are none we can so fully d's Invigorator, so gen. yhout the Union. This 'er hauigorator. producing i, all who use 1t. Almost hafe been given of the 1e by those of the highest 1e know h to be the best e public -Hudson Co1ats AR PER BOTTLE.
 tors, as5 Broadway. N T.
 2f-em
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-25
THE0DORC g. CONE,
JOHN HALLUM,

IHEODOfG u OONEs
A TTORNET At Law. Memphis Tenn Oeios on
~ Main street IN GreenlaE's Building, bctgeen Union
I'd Gsyess streets novs-eIy
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NOTlCF

nH J. n sIBDGE has retained from New Yorf,
" after a. Of nine mo1ths, and has erected
ponss astounaifs 10 that city he has taxa an
ooe 81 Ma - HonrOe street. between Main end eeconp
Streets aEi VIII reslms the practice Of Medrne wnere
be has Tor sse oee5rstsd Compounds All calls at
tsndeS TO- day % night As he intends locating perns
Bsut7y Msurtis sn1 from the great success be mas
bad y he trezisut Of the various deases ne tninks
hs saOEid have ersl pstrOnag from the dtiseos Of
Memphis Jaas-diy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-25

Francisco, which will prove great eonve-
nience both TO them and the country. have
been, and am stlll OF the opinion that the Gov
eminent ought to build it.
According to the original contract, the com
psny agreed to bring these two branches to-
getber at Little Rock, but on examination OF
the road from st. Louis to that point, II was
found to be 80 bad, the company procured the
consent of the Postmaster General to make
Fort Smith the point Of connection, that being
sonsidered better point, and they alec pro-
cured his consent 70 carry their mails and pas
sepgers from Little Rock to Fort smith 10
boats. The distance from St. Louis TO San
Francisco. is 2 800 miles. aC
have, believe, given you all The informa-
tion that is necessary relative to this stupen-
dous undertaking, and will only add tnst u Is
IN the hands Of men who know 10 such word as
fail, and that there is not the shadow OF
doubt but they viii carry it out sueeessfuiiy,
and that they will have more applications Tor
-, ,vr,v JaHES GLOVER.
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A TT0REKy AT law, ana General Collector for
- west Tennessee ofics On Jefferson street, Pest
Ono Bunti-g sep6
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THE INTEeRITY OF THR CABINET.

From the Wash.nEton Usion .
We hats no desire TO dignity the assertions
Of idle rumor by detail; tut yet tits sometimes
necessary to notice them in erder to protest the
public from imposition BY the emphasis and
confidence with which they are repeated.
Although the present Cabinetis probably the
most harmonious one that has ever existed IN
the history Of the Government, the public Is
every now and then edited by some cunningly-
devised fable Of dissentions, lealousies and
alterations among it's members We believe
the latest rumor of the sort refers to the Seere-
taries OF the Treasury and OF War. 1t pro-
claims, first, an alienation between these two
gentlemen, and, second, an actual resignation
BY both Of their respective Positionsl The hrst
part Of the allegation obtained currency oy
having received. ~ some accident, an interrog-
atorY and increduious mention In the columns
OF the New York Herald The ash--.lssn .lssndiej
suUReibs sSSsFrf5f Sssstssffdsy morning for few
hours.
We stated some time ago that the President
entertained entire and implicit confidence In
each and every member Of bis Cabinet; we can
add now in response to this new class Of ru-
mors, which have a more recent invention, that
the utmost good feeling exists between all the
members Of the Cabinet and il any two of
them are on terms more cordial than the rest,
they happen to be the very gentlemen whom
this latest and freshest rumor announces to be
at dagger's drawi
As to the recent effort OF discarded officer
of the Government to dignity bis little griev-
snce by hanging it upon an alleged Cabinet
quarrel, and to swell the dimensions OF bis
own supposed wrongs by identifying them with
the fancied wrongs Of a member Of the admin
istrstion, the idea is too romantic for the home
ly matter of-fact Of ofice-holding and ofsee-
losing, and belongs to the department Of fic-
r. il hah1 1a AZ nuhl IN.
due time, Of the documents connected with the
removal in question, will relieve it very much
Of the epic gloss in which ithas been presented
20 the world.
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0FFHRS his services the citizens of Memphis and
~ vicinity. 0nos o. corner sf Second and washing
ton streets. nAr1i-iy
rsAAc re. sTEELE..E- ?. NoR0AH..wM- d. STEELE,
eosington Tenn. Memphis. Tenn Aeuphis, Tenn.
STEELE, MORGAN g. STEELE,
A froRNKTs AND o0UEsKLoRs AT Law, Mem
"a Phts viii practice In the Courts Of west Tn
1easce Ose Main-Et. N SAlkeISs Block. No 8, 2nt
foor SPECIAL sttentiOa paid % he etccon Of Claims
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review.

a RRANGEMBHTs have nnaIly been perfected for ne
n u~ruanent establi hment Of this Asgs1ine hnu ~
-e ne ~ a.uoupoe the issue of the d'st nunoer IN
June The cory l. already In the hands or ne
and the work progressing rapidly as the lssll-
erst numhsr vim permit The Editor deems himself foI-
tun.fe u securing the rnting 81 the extensive 2
nshmenf on the Morning Bufetin Company, woose ~
saTpassed factfas and well ostsblisnei repat..lo15
xasrsptee sfye o typogrsphy worthy the literary eesf
.cier of.fhe work .,, 80. .,--.ra
Our rfsiends At home and abroad VIII p,ease ,of.z.. -
,rst- Al A. cary day as prscte2ole that
We msy * upon si1s Of our edition, as me NofA ~
not Be stereoytypfo- =.
tns niietln o-ppany MEiison street the koiroriA
1.o,, ovrr the River sank. Main a1d hsdlron
srsss letters may be addressed 10 the EATER of 70 1
BnIIsfin Company me following are the
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As Wish % encJ1rnge snd p1tFoni1e lulhih Ne
r.fure and enierprise VII publish moderate terns,
o. oar universlties Colleges and Sbo Is
m he South tastsfuy niusrsted and nesy printed oD
ens coored psper at schsd 70 each number Of the Nag
s-fne Those wishing hir s1vertisseutst 10 aorear m
ne art number, v plssss forward ther fsvors vthou'
furthsr delay. my13-dtvsv
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

II tieing medic ne in al CHRONIC diseafes We
would cal The attention o. inTsli1s the nuTreroUs
cures ve have, Brc making IN Memphis, Amoug
which VIII Be foun1 Cancers prmsoentr cured without
me us1 Of cAUETIc KEIFE, Ola Sores. sorofula,
White Swelling. syphilis Dropsey Gravel Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia Liver LuHgS Eyes and every variety Of the
DISEASES % ths WoH1b radically enred.
DR.. d. s. BROCK
has devoted much time and exp=nse collecting the
vslusbe medical experience and receipts that existed
with ne R0rth and South American Indians iDciudng
the PAsICA q the fscsao, Of KsABs, and the Malay
Te-ds-ns-ka,of fhe esaranz, o. Surabsya with the
pr1etioll ne1l kn9Slsdgeof Eve tho1sEnd BotAn-
icsi Plants. Barks, Reefs and HeTbs
Those wishing % avail themselves Of the services Of
Or Brock, Informed t5at his stay In Memphis viii
tlin1ited TO tbs summer
Beng acp uainted With al Modern Langzagss our ex-
ulnstiouE msde without Al interpreter
ETOmoe corner Of Main and Uni-n streets.
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EOhNEALE sf Spring Ridge, .nd recently Of Brandon
Il Aiss, has located in Memphis 10 practice the Va
rs9s brancAes 81 his lcfesEis1 Fer The last
years be has devotod hs attention particularly
uterine diseases and socldeGfs daring parturtion he
has seciAtaa with himself hts Dr.. Holmes. Jr.
kErERs Tc-HOn- Henry FOofe, Charlie Scott L.
v. Dtxol A n. F1uts Avery and John Robert
soa President o. MemBhss au5 Little Rock Raj rosd
OFFICE-26s Main street Residence Court street
belO< Third O6cs hours 70 A. n. and 70 p. n.
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9dministratOr's NOTICE.

Tf,e rc-rubcT TeTr1, 1857, o. The County Uouft o.
Ebrlbv County zsaussses fhs undersigneo took out
ie-1ers Of Administrations upon ne estate of fHOMAc
sr-TI dsc-zard An pcrscns tudsbted 10 SAID estate
~ ea.un esrwsrc and settle the saei snd al rsons
<rrtrr csis aknnst said estate nil present then q
ne properlT probafed, within ne tine pressripea 5
frzs, othsruiss thsF wi1 % bsrreo-
s.rfT-disTSu FBwToE FoRD AduirisEstOr. ;
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DU.TeE.4P
CHALYBRATB SPRINGS,


rTrHE undsrsiEned win re-open these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAY
the Ioth OF Eay having p'acsd the BUILDINGS and
Grounds In me condition any watering Place in
the Southwest The Grounds Rave been erfeud-d M
oeaufiasd with evergreen shrubbery the forest eea
Aad GRADED the painted and furnished win new
cotton mattresses, the Bal Room decorated and mt in
ane condition. the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been pat in COED order.
T0e waters. there beiug nvs sprinssJ consist OF
Chsiyoeats, sulphur and ee Stone and nOw IN abun-
dance, sueent for 900 psrsoas day ard ths cura-
tive properties Of the waters al who are sicte
with DrOpssy, Dyspepsia kunu.ug Sores and for tie
Diseases OF Fenales are estsb she'd ard guarantfe6
ne Dunlap springs are acCes ibe By Mississppl
Central and Tennessee Railroad, bring situated only :
miles fFom Bolivar 20 from GraRd Jupcton and 70 m n
Memphis By rail Hacks Tu1nir in con neCtCn i'm
the fTOn Bolivar being s.y ave hours run from
Memphis to the Sorirgs- She traveller IA guaranteed
against sxorbitant charges the fare being so cents
TIE railroad depot to the spIi1s -. IS c-s for bag
gage and servants
There Is also Gne running strezz and ezcslent dsh-
Ing grounds, with earrssc road to The creek only
quarter Of mile from the Sp-i g. and asundancs Ok
Wild turkeys, ducks ani sq7isr Is.
Prof Hessing with his aue Brass and String Bard 10
engsged for the and vii enlivea the Eoesfs
day with Brass music and niyht with Sizing music.
J. @. EADBLAAN,
III a-wNw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-25

PoLYeAMY IN UTAH.-Jadge Eekels, Of TIE
United states District Court In Utah, charged
the Grand Jury, which recently assembled in
that Territory, very pointedy and decidedly
against polygamy. He informed them that
polygsmy was prohibited by the Mexican law
10 Utah when it was acquired by the United
States, and that the municipal statues, in that
respect, bad not been changed BY its cession to
this country. Polygsmy was, therefore, illegal
in the Territory, and those guilty of it were
liable to be punished by the statute which
made adultery crime. Under the Judges
ruling and Interpretation Of the law, which is,
abolished in Utsh-by- fxsrlng legislation, If
the Mormons remain within lis borders, only
provided that iuries can be found who will do
their duty. This, however, is a very important
proviso for MormOns, who compose, at pres
ent, nearly all the inhabitants, are not likely,
as Jurors, to outlaw one Of the most peculiar
ter Of their religious superstition.
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ANNEXATION OF ENGLAND TO FRAEcE-
The London Court Journal has the following
queer story-of course 81 Girardin" is the name
50 trsnsparently vailed; Emile G-n
has had several interviews with the Emperor
Of late and as pamphlet, written By him
upo1 the subject Of the facility with which a
descent might be made on England, and the ease
with which that country might be annexed to
the French crown, is going the round Of the po-
litical saioHs, 1t has been supposed that these
interviews had been sought by G--A, to ex-
pose bis ideas on the same subject. The tenor
ri the pamphlet, which is kept strict secret
from the public, and is printed for private dis
tributiOn only, may be judged when, addressed
TO the Emperor, it opens thus; Let your Ma
jesty remember that the epeRf OF your Imperial
Msjesty's reign is yet TO come-no Austerlitz,
no Leipsic, no Marengo has marked ats annals.
With an unrivalled army, and a navy which
now staEds first IN Europe, your Majesty
might accomplish far more brilliant feats than
these. Even the psllid reign of Charles the
Tenth has left Algeria as legacy Of glory to
the Dstion-even the short-lived republic has
left us the occupation Of Rome by our victo-
rious troops. Let, then, the conquest OF Eng
land be the one immortal feat of arms, which
shall render your Maiesty's reign even more
glorious than that Of Napoleon the First, whose
fate 1t would so nobly aVenge.'o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-25

A r7soRrEY At Law, Mcuphig, Tsnn- Ref1enoes
"a 1eFsrs Wsro & Jones, Phillips white, LAMB
1eenx o.. McclsnshHn, Trousdale Dill xhtop
pnfa,rn Mues Owen, ESQ I. n. Avery, Esq.. Menphis
rssoe 70 stafrs az the corner Of na.1 and Madison
strssts next oocr the GayOso Savings insttution
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
MA ETTEA CTORX

n KELLY would respectfully loform his friends and
Ds the public generally, that he Manufactures daily
At his stand, aDe ana large assortment Of everything
IN his line which be VIII sell low they be bought
anywhere else and warranted 70 give general satsfac
ton Give him call, IS you can get them good and
fresh ,t ID. KBLLY75,
..ra-ira VI q Hn-.rd,s Rnv as-nnAls Tn
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NEW MUSIC STORE
No. 6 Proviae & stewart's Block.
JAMES A. MCCLURE,

,EsPEcrFrLtY announces 70 the citizens Of Memphis
X snf pubic rensrsiiy that he ~ epenns srst class
11iIHo AND Music STORE Hs stock Of PlANoe.
1sTnnroEs vIOLIgs, GUITARS. FLUTES AC-
c0RDEONs. aud IN fact every thing oelonsins . 'ns
SnrIness wi Be large and o. the best qusniy.
.rre All or he sfsntsrd ard pcy1isr pieoes o. me
nslsfinE Of sonss POlkss, Values senotiseoss
Tsr,stI,1T Fsntaislss. 6uitsr H,Isic ee-s &C
,s P,.aas VIII bs from the esbrsted Makes oieon-
~ a aaas and A. 4. Gsie Co. New YORK ~
Piano rented snd rcnt spplird On SALE
n a. An kinds Of Euslcal Instrunenfs n -
bsst nsr-er. Rensnnsr PTovine = sts"srrs bloo1-
uy2o-dfvsv1y
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GARLANn kRINnnLPH- 8
: DR. III. HOLMES. SEN,

A TrozEETs AT Law. Littl- Rock. arkHnsss. ne
"a unsettled law business Of Pike, Pike Cunu!as,
CuEmls snd CuHmins Garland Is IN our hsnes to be
attandei -. fun2-deu
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DIR. JAMES nj. KEIEn1,


IL eitsIeos Of Memphis and fts wseinity.
ais -esdsnos mccall street, Eext 10 that Of A.
q. Douglass.
Oesoe IN Greeulsw's Building Main street, south Of
Union, second IT. -here he may be found ~ all hours
rnlesG profegsionaily sneneed junII-diy