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Michigan Central Railroad.
Es 49, 49, 49, - -

Joliet DIVISION opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 635 A.
NJ, and $50 p NJ, or on arrival oil chicago, Alton
& ST. Louis trains from the South
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at 65J A. NJ and Sis P. NJ or on
arrival of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West via the Chicago
Alton St Lois, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
find this the most direct route to the East and south
Fast and nav sf making prompt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge, Buffalo, and Cleveland with
all the main lines Of travel and at Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville, and the South. r.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office at Jo
ct for ALI the principal cities and towns at the East.
r. c. RICE, Superintendent.
cro n M,cGREsoR Eaoineer Toilet DiDisiOn iu21
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Wall Paper Depot.
s. G. EARL 4 SON,

Al B. 7. Phelps old Stand, Main Street, 0ttusoa
IUirofs,
II Just received their Spring stock and have now
,or ssle the most elegant lot Of Paper Hanging.
MinuoW DraPery and Shades ever offered In Ottawa
They are prepared to furnish in quantities suit pur-
chasers, the latest patterns Satin Git Wood And Oar
Papers, With matched and common borders A.o V.ncV
Window Shades, Fire Board Prints &C. &C. Their stoek
. q small advance on frst cost. mvI7n
EASTERN MADE Doors, Sash. and Blinds, for sale by
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HAVING bought out J. e. Gays entire stock of Fur
nture, the business for the future be carried on
in the name of SIMON ZIAERxAN- have employcd a
Gay, who will be happy to sell to all Who may give us
call, at the old stand Of GAY GUnyoRD.
marl3 SZINFPMAN
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JHVING bought out the shop, stock, and trade OF II.
p Brunker, invite the sporting community to give
a call havs good assortment of sporting
ticles con be found this side of New York City
have good assortment of those splendid cast STEEL
patent muzzle end common Rifles, made by Mr.. II. ?.
Brunker, whose valuable services foreman of my
shop. All work done my shop usual, is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction. Colts Maynards Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Revolvers, and KHe Pistols. kept
constantly hand and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps Of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand Powder superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends OF ii. P. Brunkr, vel
traders, believing supply their orders for
thing in my line, and to give satisfaction all
that trade with d. c. MITCHELL
Ottawa, Jan. 5, 1856.
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Estate Of Martin Murphy, decd.

Estdte q NoFttn AuTphy, dec
NOTICE hereby given, to all persons having claims
IN against the estate Of Martin Murphy, decd that
/ will attend term Of the County Court of La Sale
County be held Ottawa in said County Of Ii Sale
and OF Illinois, the LIST Monday (2d) Of August
next when and where all persons having claims against
notified present the in writing
said Court for adjustment.
iuuS-5w JOHN LEONARD, Adm'r.
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JOHN LEONARD, admir-.
Estnt. of William Pxrr d.e'd

NOTICE hereby given, to all persons having claims
~ against the estate Of William Parr, deceased. that
will attend a OF the County Court Of La Sale
County to be held at Ottawa in said County Of La Sale
and State Of Illinois, the lst Monday (5th) Of July,
next when and where all persons having claims against
said estate notified 70 present the in writing to
said Court for adjustment
myI2 SAMUEL PARR, \61p'r
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DufMHM bu1IB HOf SUE.
THE undersigned, living six miles Ottawa in
i the Town Of Rutland, offers at . bargain two Dur.
ham Bull Calves, year old s . full blood of ex.
raordinary size and beauty the other -eehths
not quite so large, bat Of good form. for
Of d time. IIupl3l n SNAVrp
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sHRk9 Horses, sae Double Wagon, one Single Wa
- gon. and enc Set Double Harness, for sale En-
aairs q Tie CITY Nh esere; lnaklal MI lHHya
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

INSUR AGENCY.
TUE undersigned are Agents OF the following Old
responsible Insurance Companies, viz:
ETNA. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
81 100000.
PHOENIX. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
100000.
HARTFORD, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
500 900.
NORTH WESTERN. OF oSwEGO,
Capital and Surplus,
1900 900.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL.
Accumulated Capital,
100000.
LA SALE COUNTY MUTUAL
$4,000.
These Companies all equal the the couu-
try, and We will issue policies in them good terms
a. any safe and reliable Company. Don't your pro-
perry in any doubtful Company when you be insured
in such Companies these. Office the Bank Of Ota
wa. [dec 81 TRUE & WATERMAN, Agents
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Second Great Arrival
DRY GOODS,
The Peoples Cheap Store !
TTAvING just returned from New York. We are In
III ceipt OF our large and elegant stock OF

ii cept OF our large ana eiegant STOCK OF
Summer Try Goods,
Which been purchased at low figures and we
sell them a. prices that cannot fail to give entire
Our stock comprises all the new novelties Of the
son. and are open for inspection.
We invite all to call and see the best stock Of Dry
Goods in Ottawa.
Dress Fabrics Of every description Silks, shavis.
Mantillas, Berages, Chalias Lawns, Organizes, Do
Iaines, Chalia Robes, Robes guile, Bingham Robes,
White Goods of every style, White AID Colored Mar
seilies Brilliants, Embroderies, Trimming, Gloves
Mitts Hosiery, Parasos, Linens, Napkins. Towels Dia
pers, Crinoline, Bleached and Brown Shrtings and
Sheetings, and full assortment Of all other kinds OF
Goods, too numerous to mention, which We shall sell
money market imy22l DOUGLASS CLARK
Plu1bing! PlaRbinEl
HAVING taken up my residence In ottavs: am ~
III prepared to Introduce Hot and Cold water into
Public Private Buildings viii also furnish and put
up Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot ana Cold shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, An ana kofoe
Pumps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &C.. &c. having
been engaged the business for the last 10 Ne
City of New York Chicago. Am prepared to put up
water works With neatness and despatch.
Orders len with VIM Reddick, ESQ., viii be punctuaIy
attended to.
Refer to WIN. Reddick, Esq, osssxs' and Jane: Bell.
feSoo-0m Plumber esd Hydrassse ksot~sar..
wanted.
IT HE subscriber wishes TO borrow $4,000 nor term
Of three or Ave years, for which he viii give real
estate security. value Of twice the amount and WI lay
10 per cent interest, and bonus Of 500. Any p0o
viehine 70 loan money the shove time YIN and ~
their Interest 70 call and see ne. [angil ~ L0X
A LARGE lot u Cabs and Wagons for ehnasss, e.
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Hard Wool Tmn,anor

Hard WOOD Lumber.
CAWED Oak Timber-a sises-frOm 6X6 and l2Xl3,
- and from IL tn "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber. consisting Of Newell Post Tim
Der, 6X6 to SKIS.
Plank, to ~ inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank.
1000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale BY
0-faF.r VIM II. TRUE,
feb7-tf Odsce In Rankef Ottawa.
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Lots for sale.
IiIE undersigned have for which
i they offer AT low rates, time. viz:
Giorer's addition TO Ora,c1.
Lets /, and 3. block |.
Lots 3. 4, 5, 5, and IL, block 8.
Lots 3, As, 9, Q and IL, block l.
Lots /, rs, 4. 5 and g. block 5.
Lots I, g, 2, 4 and 5. block g.
Lots l, $, and ., block s.
Lots g. ! and 10, block ?.
Lots ], 9, ), { and > block II.
Lots /, 2, 2. :, 5, g. and 5, block Is
Lstss, 10, II and IS, block 10.
Lots 5, 3, i2 and Is, block ID.
Lots !, 2, 8, I, 5, s. : and 3. block IL.
Norris addition.
Lots and 6, block 3
Otta,od CITY.
Lots 2, :, 5, g. and S. in the subdivision OF lot
Lots and 3 o.
Lots /, 2, 8, . and 10, 10.
TRUE WATERMAN,
iul!s N Office in Bank Of Oet0lrd
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FARM FOR SALE.

STSHE one owned by VIM. Waygoner and common
iy known the "Hoag farm, containing go acre.
and lying one mile south Of Marseies 49, and
30, T. So X. 81 1t il well watered extending to
the river At the northeast has about acres
good timber, 80 improved good house barn and
outbuildings, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES 10
years old, and Of the choicest kind OF iru,.
Also, 4 convenient Tenant House.
The farm is well adapted for both SrcCx and Grain.
The above farm will be sold cheaper by far, than any
other In La Sale County. The owner is bound sell.
ares JULIUS AVERY OTTAWA. Ill
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Iron Railing Il Safe Mandatory

Near the CITY Mills and little south of Caquelin /
Knights Sash Factory, .e
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TOTIN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
d opened at the above place. establishment for the
Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public SYuares, dc.
Iron Works furnished buildings and bridges. Also,
Bank Vaults and Cell Works. Iron Sash, Doors Blinds,
and Bedsteads for public and private houses Burglar
proc. LOCKS Ior stores double locked Roofing, of Cop
per- Tn, 0aivanised Iron Sheet Iron done
ranted Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done at
short notice Prompt attention paid to all orders
Work done At New York prices Customers win ind
patterns and designs Of the style from New York
at his establishment &c ~
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For Sale or Exchange.
HAVE 1000 acres of land in Bureau County suitable
for grazing, which will sell exchange for
n Sale County.
have also 400 acre. OF land in Henderson County
H. for sale cheap, will exchange for improved land.
in this County. fauglI X. TiI0RSE.
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(O.PartneFships
g6YlIE undersigned have this day formed a copartner-
4 chip under the name of PsHTJELS WELD, for the
transaction OF general Produce ana Iumber business
NJ FAIRFIELD,
Mr. -nfh Jr,s J. D. G. WELD
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Reai estate.
LIClAN r SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF TIDE Furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made In Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August 8, 1857.
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600 Barress Apples.
IL very choice Winter Fruit, embracing Rnssets
N Spitz-nbergen., Rhode Island Greetings. &c. for
sale nv lisn9l PHILIP GODFREY.
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New Tobacco and Cigar store.
r LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Tobacees
ID Cigars Fruits, Candies Nuts &C., La Sale Street
one door south Of Gay's Furniture Store feb13-6
Oh DOE Flag Seat Chairs, various styie., e
~ mar97 oIReONY
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Read and WIife.


~ y. GRiGGS has just received his Fa! and Winter
IL. supply Of Books, Stationery, &c.
go Reams OF Writing, Note Bill Legal, Letter, and
Blank Paper the largest stock brought Ottawa
300 Blank Books, making the mos: complete assert
raent this side OF Chicago
All the kinds Of School Books used in city and country
loo varietie. of Miscellaneous Books.
1000 varieties OF Books for children.
Pens, States. Inks, Sealing Wax, Pencils Holders, En-
velopes Memorandum, &c.
have Agency Books, but have the largest stock
Of good Books town. nos excepting the excellent Book
Store that has the Express othce.l
Wall Paper, Hardware, &c, &c.
liberal discount made 10 teachers who wish to supply
country schools also TO teachers OF penmanship.
Sign Of IN. Good Samaritan Nattinrers Block. oce4
Music hath Charms
mo soohs the mind made by these hard times.
Il E.Y. GRIGGS has just received large addition to
his stock Of Vions Accordeons, Guitars Drums Flutes,
&c, &c. Sheet Music, Song Books Note Books, &c.
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Sattinger's Block. oc24
Drugs.
u Y. GEIGGS fatters himself that Getal Drug
Ia. Store in the West offer larger, better select
ed fresher complete stock Of Drugs Medi
cnes. and Chemicals than be had at the sign OF The
Good Samaritan, Nattinger's Block
Also, al! kind. OF Patent Medicines oc2A
Lin lent.
~ Y. GEIGGS prepares Chiorofor7 LiRinaeas for
Ia. Rheumatism, Bruises. and Strains that will eject
than other outward application Of
sered Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Naiinser's Block
aug29
An assortment
or Notions, Toys Wallets Games, Dolls, Boxes, De-
~ hemian Ware ard other things, from ] cent up to
80. Sign of the Good Samaritan, Na,tingers Block
oc2i h. " GKlGGs-
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1SnSIMGnl.


or Notions, Toys, Wallets, Games Dolls, Boxes 30
" hemian Ware, AZ other things, from cent up t,
80. Sign OF the Good Samaritan, Na,tinger's Block
or2S Gs<IGG
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The business u the late firm OF Cation Doyle OF Ire
manufacture Of al! kind. Of Telegraph apparatus. and
Brass finishing, will be continued by J. D Cation at the
ed stand, in the third story Of Rugg Reaper Factory.
The service. o, NJ Doyle will sill be continued in the
Finishing Department junI9I J. y. CATION.
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Wanted lmmedtatelY,
q nnA HIDES, and $500 lbs. Tallov, for which
y sOOO the highest market price viii be PAID In
cash. Leather ete9e opposite the Court House. L.
Sale g. (nov1l1 VIC. !. RICHARDSON.
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DissO1uGiOn.
nyifE partnership heretofore existing between J. D.
L C.Iog and GEORGE DOYLE Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The outstanding and unfinished bust
o. the firm vii be closed up by J. D. Cation.
J. d CATION,
jI8l- GEO. DoYLE.H
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To Grain Dealers, Shippers, aad Okksrs
A LARGE lot Of ~ to buShei grain bags for sale,
varying from 10 to IS cents, bought At auction and
viii prove bargain to all in need. HOWELL.
my22 ONCE at 8. C. Earl Son.
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"A nas11 0l0o0NY.
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Intelligence office.
Joseph LEBACH has opened an Intelligence ONCE ct
- the Clothing Store Of WkIIIkR BRo., where Farm
ers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Tradesmen can be
supplied With Clerks Mechanics, Farr Hands, and help
Of every description.
Those persons who want employment OF any kind will
Ind this the way Of getting good situations
shortest possible time. Charges moderate. my33
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
H. NJ. McARTHUR

NAsTERN MADE Doors, Sash. and blinds. for sale by
IL JullS 3. C. EARL SON
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AzIZoEA.

Trhe following article from the New Orleans
Pieayuae Of April II, on the proposed new
Territory Of Arizona, should be read by every
one who may have heretofore contemplated
going thithersl
Tas Territory Of Arizona begins! 10 excite
considerable attention. This district, n some
quarters. has seemed suddenly 10 have acquired
: dsgrss Of poiftical Importance. fF9m the con
lecture that it would he BeB battle hsid Tor
The autagoaistic fofces OF Frees5iiis'n and the
south. rnis view OF the destiny u this new
rsgiou has set rGmor 5nl conjecture az work TO
i've an attractive idea Of the capabilities Of
the country; but there has az yet but little been
pubiished which has been furnished BY eye
witnesses who have explored its wiids-
The feg settlers there desire territorial
government OF soms hind, 20 give them the
forms al least OF cigiiizsd society. We observe
that the proposition TO organize new Terri
I torg has resulted IN q report from Mr. Doug las
I Offering a substitute iR the nature Of an amend
ment entitled - A bill TO amend the o1ginai
/ bill establishing a territorial government Tor
New Mexico.D We do not yet know what Is
the nature Of the amendment, bat be facts we
have obtained indicate the necessity OF pro-
vision for the protection Of life ana properly IL
/ Arizona which has Dot yet been Afforded
We have conVsrsed with parties, devoid OF
Doliticsi = aspirations, just from the above men
I TONED Territory ~ roate for Washington city
rvbo possess information, acquired By years Of
residence and personal exploration, which Il
! calculated to change the current OF oPinioA u
/ relation 10 this entire region of country.
n is stated 70 us that the true interests o.
I Arazons have been smOtbered unier misrepTs
ssnfsfions- Ii the iiFst place the people Of th
! Puebla. Of Tucson sent on a Mr. Cook to Mssh
ington. and bis appearance in The national esPi
] al caused Congress to regard land very pro
nsrIvN the whole affair as a buTlesque. Ar
! Cook retired with the honors OF an "smatel
csndidste.D Subsequently, BY a more genera
vote, Lieut.. HowFY was elected a oeies Aee
mis- gentleman has beea energetic and SINGER
in his efforts to benefit the Territory, and D
has, we are told, the confidence and good "isee
OF the entire population; bat be laeors unde
the disadvantages Of having 10 personal knoNi
edge Of the couEtry ard its true interests, ex
J cspt such a. be gathered While s.sisOned
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$4,000 and $4,000

IL grand Capitals IN IN pcpuiar Saturday Georria
State Lotteries Tue tickets mas b. obtained Al tie
AGENTS nee Hopeaeld. opp slta Memphis Come over
to-iay sen your eiters, ord rs addressed 70 Nm
SPAIN & Co
Seversi god prizes SID last SaturdaB and mean 10
sell the large Capitals Wees TRIP across on
The erry AMI try yoar iucz. Whole TcEets SO, Hall
SIS. Qasrser - so. mr2f-Was2m
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DREADFUL AND HEARTREsDEG ACCIDENT
BURNING OF THE OCEAN sPaaT.
Great Loss OF Ldf fe,
twenty 70 ThIrir Persons Burned or DIowEsd

fAs Oosea Saray rsaHiag a race at the ftas
tciih tho HaHibaI Cifg-Fre communicated
bg he reekLss uss Of #rpsniiHe-.4wfsl and
taTIAfng scenss-SiGiezaeafs Of The passengers
Gad Capfain-Ihs IRE c0mmanioaisd to fhr
sfeGaasr KsalsEk, aad hat boat also consumed
Pail parfir.Igrs
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Commandments House.

rTNHE undersigned wOsid rssp-ctfu fuiiy announce -
/ 70 tn public that he has leasel the well Fr..sl
Known struzture formerly tie Comm Hndant's ~
House. IN the Nx-y Yard snd vii 0len u as 1AAA-s
Hotel for he 0mmOistirn Of borders and trsnsent
visitors on the IST DAY OF APRIL TIE building is
rosr adrsna<eouy teested for the purpose (-ing N
the immediate vicinity OF TIE depot q the Memphis
and Ohio Ralroad ant commanding dne view Of the
river and city in every Director.
he snd finely ventilated rooms lave ben taor
oughy rslgvatsd and refurnshed in costly styie WIN
every caHvsnfsuoe and oomfolt Of . home tutt of
apartments have been ntted expressly for the ACCOM-
m1dstion families esd the Propretsr take pleasure
IN st,ting that Ms. JANE P. PITTN An. lsdy veh
sno1n In this city VIII Be- associated with him in the
9ener endeucs cf the estabils hment, ardin ng
a guaranty thar the hauss IN all its appointments
wfsl be condncted In style surpassed BY none
The Propriefor fully hdent fhat when the eevsn-
t.Te~ o. the House are spoWn 80 VII receive liberal
patronsge-on his part p-omiseg that nothing snA D
! len und yne 70 render their 50 ourn sSFesaoie
] mr.Iu J, GARsHALL WOODY AID,
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a CRkT nphis- Tenn. viii prsltice th4ir prqfes'
tSu IN al the Courts he'd the ctF Memphis snE thl
Supreme and Federal Cozrtset Jack zou Prompt stien
ton vii claims for c1ction eRtrusted q
thea Oncs frst door the lsit up stairs, in th'
wake BlocE azin street lan6-tf
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Fort Yuma, on The Colorado, at The exlreml

Fort Yuma, on the Colorado, at the sxlrem'
western point of the Territory.
More recently, some two years since, sever
Al towns on the Rio Grande, at the extreme
eastern end Of the territory, sent on Mr.
Mccarthy, Of Albuqusreue, TO represent the
interests OF the people as a delegate. All
these proceedings, aside from what appears
ridiculous aud absurd, must have had a ten
deacy TO blind and confuse the Government at
Washington.
At this moment we have authority to state
that the accounts OF immense tracts of fertile
lands suitable FOR the purposes Of agriculture,
rapid settlement, and sgift development Of re-
sources sHi wealth, are all fabulous. In sd-
diion to the obstacles furnished by nature to
the speedy acquisition OF large population,
since the establishment OF an United States
military post at Fort Buchanan, the Apache
Indians have entered that region in hordes,
robbed aud murdered almost without restraint,
and the population has been so reduced that at
this time It may be estimated at the following
figures:
Aoaih Of the Gls River. whitss..-....-........ -
Taesoq, Tubae and Sanoita Valley. whitss...... o
koutl OF the Gla River Mex eEns...........- 69l
ToEn o. Aesfis aad neishboThoOd, whit's...... .
MeXicans-s.- 20io
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Di8rrhea, sentery, Bloody Fiux Cholera Norhus ana
all anecti0ns Of tue B0Eeiss sre cured by
fhn Of
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a - prrs~nse Nusic sore Memphis. Tenn, and
as-nsrdo lesuto oounfy, Miss. VII attend promptly
- ~ oectnns and business entrusted e them IN #es'
ss,-Tl-ezer al North Mississippi.
ErprE TO-TrEitt Bro. 8 Co Pdil2aepni9 cronin
sz--v-t~ll 4 se.rs walter steiuieins n r; "
HHer Jsses, BToSn Co. J. heoo 80 : -;
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DR. 2. L. LAsKY,
PhysIciaR. SUrgeeR and AcceHeher
Esshinfson strees. between Main and Second,
MEMPHIS. TENN
osos bours isou ! % s'eloeh, A. NJ. and from
o5clock p. ~

MEMPHIS, TBNE-
ers bours frorn 70 o'ciock, A M and from 70
o'elock, p. a.
rTzuAEKPrL sor The kind psfrouSEe heretofore *
TENDED ne tate pieasure % inforn ny custom
and the iFablic IN zensrsl, tnEi Il Is n1 ineufi5n
- ieavs this rtys has beeR repeTfsd aud thst an
-sv q attend % all Of iuterasl and eKterns
iss sss sad thai par-d 70 HnoeTtase ne most
dislt auarations sud aoo0uchents sDa thsf Do not
,se usiousr o. any preparation Of mercury IN diseases
whstEWT. - a.
-noa A. not interfere with fhe business Of she pa
tfent ana that tc not usp any meroury IN tne Teat-
ment 81 the sane
- e,e serlo-nz Rheumsfisn1, A-thritis, Neu-zlEia,
n-rv1ns Hendscs s1d T0otha7he Paralysis DYsTepsi2
7-pdity On The Liver, Spinal Ourvature snd NesEness
Ts--sne Disesses HpPs, Fu11or Albus o. white SSel
~ rsfaess ss ueil al DISEASES q the ETe snd EsT
Eenarrtess Chio-osis Ste-iit7s SParma t9rrhoez &C
~ r snv disease that regire entire regulation O
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T,i-,rs1r OF several hospitals IA Germany znd elEh
,-rs urscrioe the United states ~ reputation es
Pesscsn sarzosn ana Aoco1cher is sucicaeatg estao
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