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TEmRIToRX OF MINNESOTA, DIS


JUDICIAL DIsTsICT.-Hubbard Hastings against william
H. Haight Charles A. Haigh and Jerome Finch cOpart
ners as William Ii. Haight Co. Summons. To Will
liam H. Haight, Charles A. Haight and Jerome Finch
copartners as William H. Haight Co. You and eacf
of you are hereby summoned and required to tn.
complaint i'll this action copy of which is herewith
served upon you and to serve copy of your answer
TO the said complaint the subscribers their Office ir
St. Paul, in the County of Ramsey, in said Territory
within twenty days after the service of this Summons
you exclusive of the day of such service and yor
fail to the said complaint within the time afore
sale, the Plaintiff in this action will take judgment agans
you for the of Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to-
gether with the interest thereon at the seven
cent per annum from the fourth day of October A.
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty seven besides the
disbursements of this action.
Dated, Saint Paul, January Sth, 1855.
AMEs, VAN ErrEN OFFICER, Plfs Att'ys. feb26w7w
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1 l. ZEN PIE H s f.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
viii attend to all business connected with the buying or
selling Of real estate. Has some experience the sub
Ject, and understands the titles and value of property
this vicinity. Office at my old stand Cedar Street.
ST. Paul, November Il, 1851. d8w-tf
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T'EKKITOKY OF MINNESOTA, DIS.

i TRICT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY, SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.-James w. Simpson against
William X. Mehafey Nathan Myrck and William H..
Mobiles. Summons. To William X. Mehadey, Nathan
Myrck and William II. Mobiles, the above named De-
PENDANTS You and each of you are hereby Summoned,
and required to answer the Complaint in this action,
which has been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of this
Court at Saint Paul. in the County of Ramsey in said
Territory of Minnesota, and to serve copy of your
the said complaint the subscribers their
roy within twenty days after the service of this Sum-
you, exclusive of the day of such service and
if you fail to the said Comprint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against you for the of Seven Hundred and Fifty
Do lars with interest from the 18th day of October A.
D. Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven, besides the
and disbursements of this action
Dated January 14th, 1855.
AMEs VAN ErTEN & OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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DIR. n. wEDELSTAEDT.

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. Residence,
Chestnut Street, she house of the late Rev. Mr..
Bradley. References: DIR. d. HadfeId, ST. Paul, r..
+. Slaughter, Prof. Pulte, Cincinnati. novl6-G6m.
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DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
College) With experience Of teny ears practice,
respectfully offers his professional services to the pub
lie. Charges reasonable, and work warranted Once
Corner of st. Anthony and Market Streets ST. PAUL.
nov1l.v1v - t'
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n itabie and honorable employment! The subscribe
or ia DESTROYS of having agent in each county and
town of the Union. A capital OF from to $40 only
will he required and anything like efficient energetic
can make three to five dollars per day. Every
information will be given by addressing, with a STAMP
TO nav return letter. WIN. A. KINSLER,
feba6-w2t- Box 1928 Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office.
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MURRAY A. WET.I.ES.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ST. Paul,
Minnesota. VIII attend promptly to all business en-
trusted to them will pay special attention to the To-
cation of Land Warrants, the payment OF Taxes, the
examination of Titles, and the investment of Money.
,- X. WELLEs, Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
Icut, and Agent of St. Paul Fire Insurance Company
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SENATE.-Mr Hammond, of South Caro-
lima, introduced a joint resolution athorizing
the Secretary Of the Navy to pay officers and
seamen of the Expedition in search of DR..
Kane, under Captain Hartstein, at the same
rates as has been allowed to the officers and
seamen of DeHaven's Expedition.
MIR. Seward spoke at great length. He
thought the excitement on the slavery ques-
ton due to peculiar circumstances. First,
! That in the beginning the ascendency Of the
81 we State was absolute. 1t is now being
reversed
Second, That whereas heretofore the ma
tlonal government favored this change of bal
ance from the slave States to the free States.
1t mas now reversed this policy and opposes
the change.
Third, That national Intervention in the
Terrt' RES in favor of slave labor and slave
States is opposed to the natural. social and
moral development of the Republic. He
argued these propositions at some lencth.
and in the course of his remarks alluded to
! decisions of the Supreme Court in the bred
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, st. Anthony Street, near
The Winslow House. VIII buy and sell Real Estate,
Locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes for non-residents
and attend particularly to Conveyancng and the
making of Plats and Township Maps. Farming Lands
CITY and Town Property for sale
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Il. PAGE DAVIS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND DEALER IN REAL ES-
TATE, Traverse des Sioux, Minnesota. Will attend to
all professional business entrusted to his care, Duy
sell Real Estate make Collections, and pay Taxes
non-residents. oc1
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ARKAgsAs NEWS

The RAmRoAD.-Qhte an enthusiastic
railroad meeting was recently held IN Drew
county. Capt. Tilghman addressed the meet
ing. The people Of Drew have subscribed
very literally to the " iron fund" By the
way, we learn that some Of the subscriptions
to this iron fund in New Orleans have been
lost or mislaid. We trust that the agents who
have had all these iron papers in hand will re-
turn them to the railroad ofice.-Camdea Her
aid.
The same paper contains call upon Col.
RIcHARD LYON to come before the people Of
the Sixth Judicial District as candidate for
Circuit Judge at the August election.
WrTHDRAwK.-Mr. R. c. THOMPSON pub
fishes csrd;in the Pine Bluff EnterPriss, with
drawing from the canvas for Sheriff upon the
conviction that Judge HUDSON is the choice
OF the Democracy Of J'ifsrsOn for that posi-
tion.
DEMocRArIc NoMINArIoSs.-The Democ-
rscy of Jefferson at a meeting held on the Oh
inst, nominated Hon. ALsEET RUsT for Con-
gress ss their first and Hon. T. B. FLoURNoY
as their second choice for Congress. At the
same meeting Hon. THOMAS FLETCHER was
nominated for State Senator by acolamation.
The SEASONAL present the season is
favorable for the farming poPalation-Earm,
aud drying. The forest trees have nearly all
put on their leaves IN few days past. Ihe
crops of wheat and oats are said 10 be very
promising and should the season be favorable
large quantities Of corn will be Produced
.irkadslphiE TTGVeler.
The same'paper says Of the 6ourishing little
town OF Arkadelphii:
lNPRovEMEET.-We notice soms prepara-
tions for new buildings 10 tOEa, now going on
There is not we believe a vseant house IN tbs
place, and dozen more would 6ld occupants
could they be erected. We hepe the time il
not distant when the demand for lumber viii b
supplied here.
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for ourselves, and with the assistance OF Dr.
GorhaD, was 90 successful as 10 eliminate a
chain of evidence which pointed indisputably
70 one OF the criminals. and, of course, imme-
dialely 10 the rest This evidence was then
mad1 Up in proper form to be handed to the
Medilis.
In the interval we learn that several arres's
had been made, aud among others, that OF the
person above alluded to.
Upon a subsequent day the Consuls held a
second conference with the Medjiis, at which,
after protesting against its doing their duty 10
prepare the apparatus Of detection, yet in eT-
der to allow no pretex. Of ignorance, they sub
mitted the evidence which they had prepared;
and which was received with seeming salts
faction.
At this juneturst the orders from Beirut
seemed to have arrived at Jerusalem, for ihs
Pasha OF that city sent now down to Jana
another oficer-more capable and more ener-
getic than the irst-5ut also too fanatieal
Mussuiman TO be very jealous In doing justice
to the " inhdel dogs" He tried what be could
to set additional obstacles IN the way, but The
case was too clear for his subtlety and want
of inclination, and be finally gave in bis coop
GRAFTON also.
The criminal already arrested. confessed the
names Of his four aceomplicss. Three Of these
were peasant (Fellah) Arabs from the neigh
borhoot, aud were captured without much
trouble BY the mounted police Of the Governor.
The fifth man, however, it was neither 50 easy
10 hnd nor to arresi and in the steps which
the authorities took in bis case they have bet
ter manifested their newly learned respect for
American power than BY any other eireum-
stance. This person was a Bedouin-a M m
Der Of powerful tribe, to whose hostility even
the Government is not Indifferent Neverthe
less they raised an extra large force, surprised
and cspturrd the chief Of this tribh and
brought him to Jsifa, where he now lies in
irons as a hostage, until be produces the guilty
member Of his clan.
Il was a matter Of regret TO me that could
not remain long enough in Jsfa to witness the
last act in the drama, The execution Of the
This stays upon the hrmaa from
which is a necessary con-
iition Of all capital punishments in the pro-
7inces Of the Ottoman Porte, bot which will, I
doubtless, be speedily forwarded to Jsffs by /
'ur Charge and Consul General at the Imperial |
Stamboul"
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LArER yRow NEW KExIco.

From The 81 Leafs R-prb1csa.l
Col. C. ST. VRAIS and Mr. STEWART ar
rived in this city yesterday evening from Santa
Fs, New Mexico They left that town in the
regular mail cOnvsyance, bat arrived here in
advance Of the mail. Oar letters and papers
viii probably be at had to-day.
We learn from them that Capt. MACY U
S. A., left his camp ground, forty miles from
Fort Union, on the I5.h March. lie bad sue
eeeded in obtaining from one Thousand
to one thousand two hundred animals
mostly mules, with an abundant supply
Of forage, and sll the provisions necessary for
his men. He had about one hundred and fifty
men Of the regular army, and nearly one hun
drsd and fifty herdsmen, nonntaineers, &c, with
hin, and Capt. MARcT expressed entire conf
I i huadrss3 being able to get to Camp Scott
wifss..aEl \ difficulty. l. was bis intention to
travel slowly, 50 as to keep bis animals IN
good condition, but be expected to join Col
JoHSsToS before the Ist Of May.
Toe express from FORT LeaVenEogh, with
orders 20 Gsn.rGAELAED, to furnish Captain
MARsY with an additional number Of men, to
psOtsss aiu ags qsi 81 spPrsbsBdsd stack Of
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K. HOIST & SON.
sthat general rule.

tc-that general rule.
Mr. Benton bad finished bis register Of de-
bates up to 1850 and written his ValsdietoTy
closing bis labor on that work. do not thini,
be completed his life Of Andrew jackson.
The UHion Of to-day contains an interesting
leader deprecstirg the sad condition Of The or
ganizstion Of the Democratic party in the
House. 1t is evidently written by some men,
Der Of The Administration and evidences back
bone, in Tsbuking those Southern members who
vote against the administration on financial
measures that is uncommon about Washington.
The cross-eyed Fagan" who edits the
New Ysrk Herald, and wao for some time past
has been the noisy partisan Of the LscOmPtOn
Constitution, has now made one grand turn
about, and is equally loud in bis advocacy Of
the concurrence Of the Senate in the Crit
tenden- Montgomery amendment Of the House.
&C. Poindsxter OF your State, has resigned the
chief clerkship Of the post Office department,
to take effect on the 1st Of May. tits under
stood that Mr.. Poindex,er returns to Tennessee
to grace with bis vigorous and able pen the
columns Of the Nashville UHioa and american.
INDEPENDENT.
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Dissolution.

THE pertnershp II tae practice of The Law hereofor
Il existing between Sullivan TreaoEen Toilintfns
O. this DAY dissolved. July ], 1851.
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9Otels---YOttls.
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE.
Commandments House.

TTNHE undersigned woRid respectfully auu0ures 80
L 10 the public that be has leasc the welt f5Isd
known stru -ture for-ery the-commandHups slnIJ
Ho1se, IN tha Nay Tsrd AMI y O. en- t a. AA.A-
Hotel for he accommodation Of hoarders and transient
visitors on tbs iSr DAY or APHIL TIE builiing Is
rosf y ocated for tho purp1se lbifg IN
the iuedse vicinity OF the depot q the Memphis
and Ohio RI lroad ami couEsiing dne view Of the
rirer and city IN evrry direct ca.
The large aud ensly ventilated rooms have heFn thor
oughy and refurrshei IN costly style, With
every clnvsnience and comfort o. home A suit Of
apartments been nte up expressly for the sccoua
medallion families, a. the Poprietsr take pleasure
IN stziinz that Ms. JANE P. PrTTHAN, LADY well
known 10 this city viii b assocatea with Aim m the
gener nede1oe of the establishment an rdi ns
a guaranty thar tae h0uss IN al IL appointments
VI be conducte5 IN 3 style Eurpas-si BY none.
e Proprietor i fully confident that when The afvsn-
iare- o. the House krogn, n vi receive liberal
pairlnageon his part p-omisi that nufhing shah Be
isft und me 10 render their oufn Agreeabie
rnr-im J. MARSHALL WOODY Ard.
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Il existing between Sullivan TreaoEen h Toilintns,
O. this day dissolved. July ], 1851.
sso.s CARR
oEIolT TIRE ADFELL s FOLLIETIEE.
oIL---.sroRNKYs Al Law Memphis, rem. once, No.
PaPER.- Jeers0n stres up stairs second door Essl
rcial Hotel ius-dEwIy
Fsuss sS W. FRAzERs
-..--.-.or4 %. Memphis
- 81 a7ROTN s. FRAZER.
rs At Law. Oftces No as Rain street
E0fE--..Lttee ssns husic Sore, Memphis, Tenn and
et4ns sGIoc. ctscauaty, Miss VII attend promptly
n.t.u cosnd business entrusted 70 then IN Wesf
q 90 whoiss.le, CYL zsHuaslphis oroniu,
.lhnf. fTo. 4 CO - - y q n N
fesr--.-psr, 81 - - q y sl.ss 4 t5sa.. Mem
srAncE--.-ss ~. s.'s& .pls-dssylk.
sRer.---oT'g.4 S.szS$sf ER, n.D..
2alrF-f-f> M 20 tAED SURGEON,
Rrroer va ~ zz~ e-uphiE snf It's "
. s-sss.. - ''' ''s-'''''
~ e<Hi - ~ .-.ring, between Il
80 1zesr,G - Ac evening.
-~rIt 3roEE, Of Mss;
4+tt-r FCi Brs- He-ini
fsRssfx ccssfrn q L0uiSvils
s1H
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DR. sLEDGE 5 CHOLERA q DIAREHEA sYRUP.
For children, when teething. Is this emsdy particu-
laFly adapted.
PRIcEs-NerTous Tonic 81 anI 81 per bottle Hos-
hound and Pectorai 81 bottle SIX bottles sr as
Dlar hea syrup 81 per bottle, Elk bottles for ss
RE TIE FOLLOWING CRRrIRIcArRa.
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Iarrhea, D. sentery Boody Fux. ChoIsra Horbur. and
all afsctions of the BoEeis. al4 cured "
the use OF
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Historical Ineidsnts-Political aud Personal
Rot Generally Remembered at the Present
Day.
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Ike narveI', address 70 Farmers.

7.5ios Donald G. Mitchell Ike MaryeI,) recently
d-Ios elivered the annual address before the Con-
III 1 = = eetieut State Agricultural Society. From
ven condensed report ID the Hartford papers we
ee 6aters ect the following admirable closing para
EHbroidsr.raphs:
{: But there is something worth living FOR be-
INGs With the rect, let US raise 5s ere erop Of good
NGdeas. While you are farmers, remember that
sou mes, with duties aud responsibilities
.a Live down the brutal notion that farmer must
VIII ibe uneOuth, uneducated, and uHthinking-s
q III EI imere plodier.
= VVA you are brought into immediate contact
ss, with the great heart Of civilization. You can
-Ssss not get cat Of the buzz Of the toilihg world
s1ae Pin The trll Of the woodworking wires and the
'ung sartTumble Of the locomotive CHE thunder-threa
Of nations) cone to your once-secluded hill
SHAVER, side.
.T your boys cOrn-sheng 10 the long winter
ings. Make your farm a place that your
,,,u, and daughters cannot help loving. Cultivate
eaf Hair the trees-ihey Gods messengers. Don't
say that you care nothing for looks, You DO
M0oEsrF care, else Why did you build that two-sory
white houss, with blinds cupOla into which
Feather YOU never 90 Or Why did you. years ago. care
psr Esfully brush your coat and pluck up your shirt
E-ts E-ts 80 collar when you starting, a Sunday
yegeisbis evening, 10 visit that good woman who now
Css- Bg1'shares your home?
Chairs g Care much more for books aud pictures.
l y, "a Don't keep solemn psrlor into which you 20
.Fi bgs once aRonth with the Parson, or the sew
P''0H ing society. Hang around your walls pictures
which shall tell stories Of mercy, hope, cour-
OF de- sge, faith and charity. Make your living
iietoTy me isrse5t ana Host Sheetel 10 Ine no9se
'uinA gone to distant lands, when, perhaps
n. be clngs to q single plank 10 the lonely wa
resting ters OF the ocean, the thought OF toe still
,h. a. homestead shall come across the dssolstion,
= bringing always light, hope and love.
ID the Have dungeons about your house-no
e mem room you never open-no blinds that are al
a back ways shut.
- Don't teach your daughters French before
Al they can weed fOwer-bed Of cling to a side
laneiai SADDLE; and daughters DO not be ashamed Of
ihgton. the prunng-knife, Bring to your door the
lie the riches flowers from the woods cultivate the
Dc pas els his murderous gun at the buebrd the
1mPton robin Study botany learn to love nature and
ID turn seek higher cultivation than the fashionable
.scv NJ world would give you.
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8uilOlng 9ttGratioas.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
W. h. PAssMORE

rNAKES thls method of infsrmlng the citizens Of Men
phis tnat be has permanently located himself here
% csr The above BUSINESS and assures those Whl
nav favor him with their patronage that all WORK
trusted 20 hin vii have his strict PERSONAL. ATTN
TON IN ths selection and preparation Of the material
a. vel as the faithful execution o. the work No
ton vii be spared his part 20 give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughly, and u the time q
suit tn TASTE q the most fastidious.
His oEx experience warrants him IN ssyins that HE
co7trscts VII Be comped with the entire satisfaction
Of those ,sho may patroaiIe him They nay also res
assured nat any undertaken b. him VII Be prompt
b conducted.
For qualifications he begs leave TO refer 70 the fogE
inE persons. Capt. O. b. Church, Capt. 7. Newell M
" Pooley, Capt J. Gosee. Capt. AlseOs M g Phinsr
sHOP-Bsck CT shrton's brig store my&-dly
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DR.. 3. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AcceHcheT,
NssaingL1l HITeaf3 bef9osn NaIn snd seo0ndl
EsHPHIs, TENN.
ones houn from to o'elook. A n, and from to

EsaPHEs, TENN.
Onoe hoars from 70 O'Clock. NJ, and from to 4
oicCck, p. ~.
FTNHAEKFUI for ths kind p ironsEs herstofore ex-
tented % ne take pleasure 10 INFORM M custom
and The pubc IN Eenea that ft s my iu-euiio1
70 leave THIS cay has beea rcportod and thai am
ready 70 attend = 81 Of snHal aud external
diseases, Ead tat pr pared 70 undertake the
dcuit oDeEatians and aooouchuents snd that do
use csOel any preparation Of mercury To diseases
EhatrVer.
secret diseases cured IN ny own method IN such
enner not % interfere With he business of the pa
tient and that DO not use any mercury In the treat
rneut Of the sane
For the following Rheumatism, A-thritis Neurslgia
Esrrous Heedacbe snd T0oihaehe Paralysis Dyspcpsla
Torptfify TIE Liver, Spinal Curvature a5i Wesknes
UIerins Bise=ses Hipss, Tumor Afbus white Swell
iur Deafness vel 81 disease OF the Ere snf
Auleaorrhoea. Ohloross, StertE, Epermat0rrhoez &c
Ar o. disesse that require entire regulation q
fhs duld aud sTstem use TIE HasnetD EecIrc
t-eatert which is universally known foT it, Frscoa
bllfty
sfter pracsioe Of tn years atsh Physician aud
Director several hospitals IN Germauy, and eight
sars prscoe In tbs United States M reputation
pbyscian Surgeon aad Aooeucher Is suceutly estsb-
Hshsd 70 nofurther comnent
eec2S-dsvly Dk l. Ask.
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GREAT HURRIoANE AT BEEToSvHLE, As-
KANsAs-TwEETY-FIv LIvEs LosT.-A brief
note dated at BentOnville, Arkansas, on the 81
instant, informs US Of terrible disaster in that
town. On the 27th Of March, dreadful hur-
rieahe psssrd over the place, by which nearly
every house in the town was blown down, and
twenty-five lives were lost. The wounded could
be heard for twenty-four hours after the storm,
under the ruins of the buildings, where they
suffered the most intense agony. No other par
ticulaTs of this accident have reached us.-St
Louis Republican.
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shaspr
Brr
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nR T. n sLEDGE has retarnsd from New Yort
u after 81 ssuce Of mine months and has effect Cd
som Est0undinz cures IN that CRY He has takes
a. E3 81 Mo1rse street Main and Second
STREETS al VII r7me the practice Msdiclne where
b. has for safe his Celebrated C0npourds an cells At
TENDED 70 dsy night As he intends locating pcra
neuty IN Memphis, and from the great suoofs be has
hsd In The Treatment o. tts various d eases, be think
he should have liberal pstr1nsg from the citizens Of
Asmphis iH15-dly
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BUnSsvTLLE. ai g.. September g. ISL
DR. J. NJ SLEDGE--DcGr Srs have found vonr
Nervous Tonic TO oe beedc al for the care cf Chs ara
Fever You VIII please seEd one dozsn bottle as sosn
as you can. N01trs. very respectfully.
IUNNTH MONSTER
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DR., T,F. PETTO'
sCnTT g. nEHnM.

a TUNNELS AT Law AND SOLICITORS N CHAN
n CEHT, mphis rem, VIII practice their profes
len 10 al ths Courts Ca IN the city Of Memphis and the
supreme and FEDERAL C0urs gacksOn Prompt stten-
ton su b EtEe1 % al claims for cocton entrusted 70
thfR One drst coor 20 the leit, up stairs In the
wake HocF Main street 1sue-tf
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TTNHE time has At last arrived when 81 parsoas afflicted
Il With any d The foLl1Elng Complaints, VII use
DR.. SLEDGE'S CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chi 5, Fever and Ague. DyrPepsia Jsuulce Liver Com
paint Nervous Headache, and General DEBILITY
cured By the use of
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MASON DEPOT. Il 4 o r a. SEPT 4 1857
Oh. SLEDGE " have sold an af nerves. Tonic
EFT - your agent Those that have ed 81 are nuc1
,Ieased with ~ have hs4 calls Tor ii sncs
Te have been cut. Yeu Etf please serl " one dc-eu
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