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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28
Legal NoItce.--Forcct

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To JOS. AUWERDA:
NoU are hereby notified that thero Is now on lie
Il in the Office of the Clerk If the District Court
dt teg County, Ie~a, at Keakuk, the petition VI
W Emmohs claiming Of you the sum of three hun
dred and twenty-five dollars, with interest the
from May 18th, 1855, as money justly due
him from you on TIVE pronissory notes Of date May
l2th 1855 for the sum of one hundred and sixty.
two 5cleo dollar each, payable TO order Of W.
Emmons in twelve and eighteen months from date
respectively. Said petition also claims Of you tho
forecloru Of mortgage executed by you to snid
w. nmoDs, TO secure said notes, on lot No. one u
In block No. one hundred and forty-thte l43 ]
In the city Of ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Now
un you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day OF the next term Of said court, to
be begun and holden in keokuk on the Hrst Mon.
day Of February, A. ID. 1852, judgment will be
rendered against you thereon and said mortgage
forccfosed according 10 the prayer Of plaintiffs pc
tition. MCCRARf BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The plaintiff in the foregaing action having OBJ
tanned an order sf pnblicaMIn as to defendant,
Joseph Anwcrda, from The District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at keoku therefore let publication
be made in the "bsily cate City" newspaper
Published in said county once week for four con
secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEEcH,
Nov. 20, ists-dsw Clerk ID G.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either STANDARD or
berry, ksspbsrry and Blackberry bushes. together
With Esergrsens and Urnamsntal Ehrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Nnrssry Groands In the Western part Of the
City, on Dss Moinss Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
Late Hnbhell = Hilton)
ksoknk, sspt. 8, lSss-dAw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
wEsTERN TREES ToR THE wEsrY

WITH several years
w experiences the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
sHRuBBERY, aecifma-
ted, and found to succeed
In tho West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra sisc, and
have produced nns speci-
mems Of fruit this season.
These interested are invi-
ted 30 call and examine
for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear,
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Irgnt Ne,,ce..-rrnmi.sar. Nete.
legal N0ttce.
Legal Notice.
TcasskSp i~rr Lsecounty Iowa
"a DistrietCourt,
NJ. Huston, j e. Huston at

ToNssESp K IATg | LIE County Iowa
~, pistrietCourt,
q. NJ. Huston, j g. Huston, at
II ii Huston, kcokuk
FHaE peftn ianis are h1teby notified that there
1 il now on hle III the otice Of The ,lefk II the
District Court = Lee County Iowa, at Keakuk a pc
tiiien If plaiat,hs claiming OF defendants the sum
uf Elk hunar cd dollars ! nancy due on twa rr,m-
isss-ry nutcs, dated A,w }oik. Jan. !, 1855, exc.
cuesd ty q. NJ. Hutton AID endorsed By j. c. nus.
ton aud Il. II. Huston, 70 plsintiGs and unless
you appear aud answer htf.to On or before the
IA Tking II tha SECOND daJ ~ he next term Of said
courta ksoNus eo'asue,ens February 7ih, 1859,
jalgaa, nj Viii b rcader9 sainst you thereon for
The amount c..,i med, AID cesys nf suit.
TURNER d CRAIG,
Nos ~, 1898. Att ~ far iaintiiis.
4 he piaintn ia tbs foregoing action having Oh
tanned Ms ofdef ~ tnhiextlon - 10 j L. Huston
frpia the htstii toeft Il Is. County. Iowa. nj
heekak Therefore II, FGti,e.iien hs Iaais In the
"A4lS sale Ies, q 'es Psfer pusiish, i ia s4lu
eoahts ofes n wssk iQr rfcGis eaaivc weeks.
Aes ~, ~ EHI l. j. LEEGu,
81 q rk DC
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fJ1o CHARLES sHAFER, @. ". iowrie. Gibson
1 Brown, Jesse Ruddsck You aid each ot you
be eby notified that there now on hIe in the
ounty, Iowa, at keokuk, petition OF jacob
81 oae thousand dot lars and interest on the same
at 10 per cent. per sBHum from Juno isth,
is57; also, She interest NJ he sams ON elcy-
cn hundred dollars from june lyth, 1855, On a
promlsaory note payable two years after date 10
order Of Jacob Liddle, of date une 18th, 1883
interes, payable annually; also, claiming aga inst
ST. OF you the force losure Of gage ecuted
Charles Shater TO ssid jacob lsiiiie 10 the
payment OF said notes and two other nOtes, given
Tor purchase money VI Said mortgaged pteinises
described follows, that Is 20 say. all that piece
OF land in the City II keokuk Lee County, iowa
being part of lot twelve (l2l in block twenty
nine 49,, bounded as folows, to.wit: beginning
eighty ESQ., feet from / be alley IN kaid flock on
the line oil Third street aud said lot twelve q n
thence along said line towards Johnson street
twenty feet, thence at right angles across lot
twelve ti2j, thence toward the alley twenty
feet on tue line dividing lots eleven and twelve
thence ut light angles said lot IL to
Third ssecet TO the piase VI beginning. Also
praying thstyou G. w Lawrie, q ibson Brown and
jesse koddick, who claim TO have SOME In tercst in
said premises, may be made defendants; and that
uniess you appear and ans thereto on or before
the socoai day Vt next term Of raid court TO be
holden at keokuk on the FIRST Monday in Fsbrua.
~, A y. is5s, j0dgment ~iH be rendered against
you prs yea for Id petition.
NODLk 4 STRONG,
Dec. =, ls5s-d Plaintiffs Attis:,
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Trus,e~,s sale.

ArHEREAS. Thomas j Luce by his Deed, dated
w the i4fh day ii May, 1852, end recorded in
Deed Book No. IL, pages Gas and $50. in the Re
cerder y ofieo Of Leo County, Iowa, coayeyod to
the undersigned, trustee, the following described
real estate, To wit Lots No. one III two CD, and
three ts) in biocs No. eighty-cigh, $751; in kco
kuk. Lee county, Iowa, which said convey ance was
IN AIDE In trust 10 secure tho purchase money on
said property for the sum Of three hundred and
seventy i've doilArs ($373), TO Samuel Marsh Vim
r. Leo and b. G. Delavan, payable as follows:
One hundred and twenty Eve dollars, Nay H. 1853;
On hundred and twenty ave dol ara, May IA, 1894;
One hundred and twenty hvs dollars, MAY IA 1855 81
all ~ whi,h payments bear interest at the rate Vt
SIX ptr cent per annum till dse, and ten per cent.
alter due Till paid, payable uaiiy aud whereas
d. fault has been made in ali Of said paym nts, to-
gether with the in teaest thereon now therefore in
accordance with tie terms OF said Deed, notice IL
hereby given that the under Typstte. at the
request Of thcownerof taia Deed Of Trust, and in
pursuance of the provisions Of said Deed OF Trust,
will. on the 3lst das of December, 1858, between
the hours Of 10 o'clack III aud o'clock p m, MI
the door Of the Office Of the Ctrk of the District
Court Of Lee County, Ioaa, IA keokuk, proceed to
sslishc above descTtbedprcperty at public vendne
tothe highest bidder Tor cash, TO pay said SUN OF
rGoney ana the interest thereon, and the costs and
expenses q this trust.
b. ". MELBOURNE, Trustee.
Dec. /, isbs-wSt
KcEnf .~-rromi ssGry Note.
rive j w LEW II, Sir You are hereby notified
! that there - row Tn Gls IN tie othce of the
Cierk Of the Distritt Court Of lse County, Iowa,
at keosuk, petition " Reynolds richardson
tsed August zlst le5a, elniming et you land q
II. Phtll ps and >. billings, co dsiendants.1 the
sum Ut one hundred ana fifty dollan, as money
due on promissury note dated keoaus, February
49, ISIS, for ene Aundree aid ten dollars with in
terest ut ten per cent. Per amman, payable sixty
days after the date thereof, TO tho order Of G.. s.
Phillips, aud endors by said Phillips 10 5, s.
Bill ngs who eudo d the same to said Reynolds
Richardson, who arc the Lawful owners
thereof and unless you appear and an wer thereto
on or before the second cay IF the next term II
said court, u b. begun and holden FEBRUARY Eth,
1859 at keoknk Judgment viii be rendered gainst
yeu thereon for said sum Of one hundred and fifty
uoillrt, aud costs o suit.
TURNER h CRAIG,
Nov. ~, is5s-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Legal sotIee.-.FerrcIosure-
= u RaxkriA.a 81 Y III lH.A..

% =. q. BurbEIdHe, y 7. u. HoLInsof
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified tina.
l. there 10 now hle in the o. lice OF the CT trk
Of the District Court tor Lee County, Iowa, ut
keokuk. Apctition OF Minerva u. Wa lker, eIaim-
ing of you one thoas and pillars, and interest st
Id per cant, from May II. 1857, upnn promis sory
note executed by you, payable to her order one
year fran said date; Also pray ing the
each for one thousand dollars. upon fifty feet
oh front end Of let twelve, in block twenty
four, in the ifty of Ksokuk, Lee County, lows /;
and that unless you appear nnd answer thereto on
or before the I'd day oil term OF said District
Court, 10 DO holden st keokuk on the first Monday
in February, A. u. 1889, judgment will hc rem
dassa az ain st sou by default.
NOBLE 4 sTROaG,
Dec. 4, 1854 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Il.
yxTHERHAs N csftain Dss4 NJ Trust, dated
w February list, 1881, and recorded In The
Hook No. IL, p.eev i, N. Hailns conveyed to
D. W. Knboarns, s.es. loving real es-
four t24j, in tie cay q II, Lee Comfy, lows.
Said Deed OF Trustn ii gyjA TO- skcure to samuel
Marsh. VIM. +. "a Ese. Dsl,san the pay
fellows. One nj hs1 anti Fly dollars on the
2lst day Of PebruA -lsss, vakinterest at the rate
Of six per cent perhImum tiil due and ten per
cent after due; anA ~ sreasrshd money il due and
unr aid, excepting ~ sumE q twenty eight (2s)
dollars, whic ws~fntd on rstd @Bced OF Irus. De.
cember nth, 1854, andsAs owner Of said Deed Of
Trust has directed said Trustee 10 sell said proper
" under the clause of sa contained in seid Deed
of Trust, reference beirg had 20 the fer par
tlculars. Notice, therefore, il htrets given Tint
o., Che sl.s dsy Of psse mher ISss, at the door Vt
the Office Of tho G&fk Of the District Court of Lee
County, Iows<ai ksokak. between the hours OF 10
o'clock ~. and o'clock M OF , 'ala day;
cash rarsnar1 Of ,"'a f pf,s 81 MT u.ee
~. "A
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Et1kuk, Nov. 50, ls5s-dAw
trustee . sale.


xHTHBAEAS, by aecrtain Deed Of Trust, dated
w April 81, 1852, and recorded IN the Reeorders
Office oi Lee County, Iowa, In Deed Book No. IL,
lnyss 667 and sos Willis Tefft conveyed to ID. W.
kiibuurne Trustee, the following real estate To-
Wit Lot No. one ~, in Block No. one hundred
and ,wcnty-eight i2sl, in the City of heokuk, Lee
County, Iowa aid Deed Of Trust was given TO
secure the tayrnent of The purchase money on said
prop eriy TO Samuel Marsh, WIN. b. Lee and Il. G.
iAelavan, ax follows S.veniy-hvc doilhrs. Scptem-
Der Ist, ls52; Seyeny6ye dollars. April ID, 1855
with per cent. interest per annum till due, aud 10
per cent per annum sitter due and whereas both of
sa d pc yIaeuts arF due and unpaid1 though pa y
nent has been demanded, ,nd wherefore the owner
of said Deed Of trust has drectsd said Trustee to
se III said property under the clause of sale con-
t.issd in sasd Deed of Trust, reference bsing had
10 the same for Iaftieulars Notice, therefore, Is
hereby given that on the 3ist day OF Decem Der.
1888, mt tho door of the office Of this Clerk Of the
District coufs Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk,
between the hours of 10 CLOCK nj. and O'Clock
p nj. Of said day, shalt sell said real estate to
the hi CHEST bi oder for cash, In pursuance OF said
Deed Of Trust.
d. w. KILBouRNE, Trustee.
H.
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rkN0 STEPHEN u. BURBRIDGE, William X.
l Leteher and Ann Lsteher his wife, and Mary
Powers, Ion sni each of yeu are hereby notified
that there IL now file in the ofhce Of the Clerk
Of the Distrtc Court Of Les County, Iowa, ut co.
kuk. petition OF Edward Welchman and Catha-
rine s. Wesehman his wife, claiming OF you the
saia Barhr.dge the sum Of Ave hundred dollars,
with Interest ~ ten per cent, money due
your prcmisaory note to said G. S. WelchmAn for
$500, due May i2th, 1855; and claiming from
each aud all of you the fersclosure OF q mortgage
made by sid Burbridge to said G. =. Weichman
TO secure said note with other no es OF yet due
dated May Ia, 1857, on lois and . in block lS5
keokak, Lee Coauty, Iowa and that unless you
appear and answer said petition On before the
morning 81 the "a day OF next Term Of saii Court,
commencing nj he1kuk on the FIRST Monday in feb-
raary, A. ID. 1859, juIgm cut VIII be rendered
against yen by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
dee. A., ls5S-d Aitfys for Plaintiff
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RANKIN, MILLER A ENSTER,
Nov. ~, IS5S-d Att'ys for BalliI Yer

l and GUY WELLS: There 10 new on 10 in the
Office of the Clerk OF the Distrirt Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, the petition Of Edward
X. Hart asking the Court 10 foreclese q mortp age
agaius Chailea sehafef and Melinda NJ. Schafer
his wife, op part OF 1T in block ninety three
in he city OF keak NIX aaa county II Lee, in which
said Guy Wells has All interest, by q subseq uent
mortgage. Said pct.iioa represents that said
mortgags was given ~ $. cure several pIotnissury
notes, Ia all some ST. lUQ and asks Tor the sale OF
the property AMI he interest OF all the defendants
therein, and deed An possession to the Sheriff
and ter general relief Unl.ss you appear aud
answer Sad petition on II lore the second day Of
the February ,er,p 1853 u said court, a decree
will b. rendered accefniag To the prayer.
RANKIN, MILLtR d ENsTER,
Nov y ls5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
u y WA. 5. MooDa slsp. MARff, WoopwAaD.
l j. Glare and isss}. ]. CsRRoS: You are her G.
ky aeti6 d thar there u on file In the oiIicc Of
the Clerk OF hc iss4.ei Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at hecfuk, a 4 sit.un II Lockwood d Co.,
claiming # Wa. - Woodward tbs sum IL ten
thonsana dollars and interest, four notes by
said Woodward TO .ock aoca 4 60 each for twenty
five hunared dollars, aud PRAYING foreclosure OF
NOR gage and equity redemption and sale of all
r,Hat, title aud interest Of said Woodward and
.,aty uvssas., d. rs, s..3 aid J c.1ap &c
Trustee for BENZ II. Csrron and said BENZ. 4. Car
ron In property decribcd in said petition, and I'M
less you apIenf aud arswvr thereto nm or tgfDre
the second Gay Of neSt F,bfuary (lsb9) term Of
said court, 70 be held az keokuk the first Men
day Of said month, judgment BY default viii be
had agalnst you.
RANKIN, MILLER b ESRTER,
Nov. ~, Is5s-d Plaintiffs Att,ys
rI,u pEIEK HARE DklDGEr HART, RAN
l Mn q MILLER, I llLMANN, RoZiEk a Co.,
ADD A. 7. WAL.tN1 You sre hereby notified
thar there is on u IN the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Ulttriet court 81 los County, Iowa, vt Keo-
kuk, petition vt Abrer kseses claiming Of said
Peter Hart thirteen thenyand dollars money due
on three promissory notice. and claiming against all
OF you the foreclosure of mortgage given by said
Peter and Bridget Hart, on III !, biockrl3 OF the
city OF Keokuk, to sgcurc tho payment Of said
notes. and asking sale Of said property, and I'M
lsss you appear and answer said petition or be-
fore the Tuesday after the first Monday In FehruA-
ry next, judgment will be rendered By default
RANKIN, MILLER kNSTkR,
Nov. II, l45s-d Att'ys for PlAintiG.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-20
hEE$GNssTT. Z .
An Incident in the Life of an Actor.

In the spring of 1S3-, after an absence
from home, | found myself on board
Mississippi steamer, bound from New Or
leans to Cincinnati. We hand been On
the river two days, during which time
acquaintances had been formed among
the passengers, as such acquaintance
generally are formed, which seldom last
longer than the voyage. had been in
disposed and therefore kept my state
room until the morning of the day referred
to, at which time, carefully enveloped, |
walked out on deck alone, and a
stranger to all on board. On the forward
deck were grouped nearly all the passen-
gers, and, on enquiring the cause | was
informed that man had just died, who
had left, without protector, two chill
dren-a son, seven, and daughter five
years old. My informant told me that a
fortnight previous the wife of deceased
bad died, and by this last act of God the
children were orphaned and friendless.-
That they were very poor, also, was evi-
denced through an examination of the
scanty luggage of the man, who, on leav-
ing New Orleans, had berely sufficient
money to pay the expense Of himself and
children.
My informent had scarcely ceased
speaking, when / observed gentleman
of Herculean mould, of dignified air, who
possessed great personal beauty, passed
lby where l was sitting, having on his
arm the little daughter of the deceased,
who was sobbing bitterly, and whose
little face was nestled close to the gen
tleman's breast. The boy, who was also
sobbing, the stranger led by the hand, and
while his lips quivered and tears of SYM
pathy stood in his eyes, he was soothing
the little mourners with words Of hope
and kindness, his full rich voice being
modplated to the tender tones of wo-
man.
Interested and much moved by the
scene, followed them and large num-
Der of passengers into the cabin, where |
found the two orphans, standing in the
centre of the group, their arms around
each others nccks, mingling their tears
and sobs.
Come, come, be little man." said
the stranger to the boy" don't CRY, |
will care for you-I vii be your farther"
and he drew the little girl to him and
wiped the tears from he eyes, rgardless
that his own were also full to overflowing,
while the members of the sorrowful
group around showed no less feeling than
he. An angel might have looked approx
ingly on the scene.
Meanwhile the mate had caused a
rough coffin to be constructed. in which
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Written for the News. !

Written for the News.
To the Adored and Accomplished Miss -
There's beauty in the boundess blush
At early dawn of day;
There's beauty in the goldef gush
or nature in decay;
There's beauty in the blooming rose,
In summers silver shower;
There's beauty in the bud that blooms
In the ambrosial bower;
But mornings ray,
At dawn of day,
And natures golden gushes,
Nor howeret fair
Can e'er compare
With Miss IS crimson bushes
There's brilliance in the smiling star,
That gilds the lucid lake;
And in the fair reflection far,
That seems heaven to make;
There's brightness in the drops of dew,
That in the violet roll;
So like the light Of love SO true,
In woman's sacred soul;
But starry light
Is not SO bright,
In the illusivc sky;
No violet so blue,
just dipped in DUE
As Miss IS azure eye
There's music in the lulling lutte,
At days declining hour;
There's music in the mournful flute,
That dies in distant bower
There's music in the minstrels song,
That sings in yonder tree;
And in the breeze that bears along,
The tender touching gee;
But lulling lutte,
sssEsi7,rs'=Sllltll IhS',StAt: = ''-'
Nor all the tuneful throng,
Nor sighng breeze
Can ever please,
Like Miss IS silver song.
OKoLoNA, Miss, April TO- Apollo
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EATING ones meat with silver
fork. while the butchers bill has not been
paid, is called genteel.
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49,. Lies Fly.-The Chinese proyerb
saws: a lie has no legs and cannot stand,
but it has wings, and can fly far and
wide.
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DEPARTURE OF EIGHT HUNDRED MORNOks FROM
THE TERRITORY.

union upon every good principle proceeds from
above, while the handspring Of your conduct
proeeedeth from beneath.
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FLKeE .ARTN.

WI with the house Of Afssrs p H. Ciark Co., where
sas teaches the recsn Art OF PaintE Orientai Glass
PAINTING Patchmana Parting Also. every variety Of
smbrndery Wax, Fruit and Flowers, Ira her Embos-
sing Ms Sullivan also teaches the Art OF DraWfag
and stamping improved plan. feh23
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MASON DEPOT. "A. s. o r r.. sspt 1857
DR- SLEDGE We have SOFA en- af wear AeEvors f1uic
left - your Those hat h1vr u-ed 90 mach
pleased viii % " have bat several for since
Ee have been out. You Eil piease se-d one dozeu
bottles and obiige yoErs &c
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All Of the above FOR f. sse b. 30 cruE-sts and
merchants throughout the coau-rg Ase-ts and ofters
Eisains s1ppy, musf zidresa
G0OUzEAR KNAPP &C.,
mrif--a SIS F,s plss5rs, aslglls. z-lgs
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BRIGHAN FuLLY INpoRsED.

Rfs0Irfd, Thai We know most assureoIy That
the course taken by his Excelleney towards the
mob on our borders, reported TO be United
States troops, had been mereiful, knowing as
be did their avowed object to bring misery and
death upon an innocent and unoffsuding people;
and that we further know that, had ii not been
for the confidence repossd in bis wise counsels
By the people Of this Territory, and for bis re-
stricting influence, the justly outraged feelings
Of the whole community would have been man
Tested in a manner that would have effsctually
put stop TO the progress Of the invaders in
the early part Of their movements toward our
mountain home, and that they have abundant
reasons to thank Gov. Young that they have
not been sent from their present hell to a lower
one. by the shortest possible route.
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DR.. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon aid AccOHCheT
washington Street, between Esin ana Second,

NHeElnElol ntTttd DrANea-l an Alaa 1clcIar
MEMPHIS, TENN
ono hours from 70 o'olOos A. ~, aud from 70 !
O'Clock, Pm
FTNHANKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex-
tended % ne, take pleasure 10 inform ny custom
er snd public tn general that it is not ny intenton
70 leave this city has been reported and that
ever ready attend q al Of internal aud external
diseases and that pr pared 70 undertake the most
dIncu ODsrstions and acoouchr nts and thst d not
uss oaios or G1y preparation OF mercury In diseases
Whafcvsr-
secret diseases cured n ny method, IN such
manner a not e interfere with fhe business o. the pa
lieut. snd that 40 not any mercury IN he treat
uleut Of the sane
For the following Rheumstisn, A-thrits, Neuralgia
Nervous Hesdache aud To0thache Paralysis Dyspepsia
Toridity the Liver, Spinal Curvature and Weaknsss
rJter4ue Diseases HipPs, Tunor Abus white Swell
ur Deafnsss vel 81 Diseases of the EEe sn3 Ear,
Ar1enorrhOea. Ohlo-osis stery, SpermatoTrhoea &c
&C or any dsesse that require entire regulation o.
the aud and nervous svste use the Azguet ecrrc
treatment which s universally known for its pracea
buity-
After practice OF ten years IS s-aH Physioian sno
Drsotor Of several hospitals Ia 0eInsny- and eHht
wears pracoe in tn United states rataiton IS .
Physican Sarge0n arc Aoooucher is suoeatly esisb-
Hshsd ss 70 Use 20 further oomuent-
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". "a. PASSMORE

TAKES this method Of informing the citizens Of Men
phis tnat he has permanently located himself hers
70 carry the above business and those VI
nay favor him with their patronage that all work en-
trusted 70 him VIII have his strict PERSONAL Atm
TION IN the selection and preparation Of the material
vel the faithful execution Of the work No sxer-
tlon Ebe spEred On his part to give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughly, ard ct the tine
suit IN. szste of the most fastiii0us.
his lctx experience warrants him saying hat hi
coHtracts Ei complied with % the entire satisfaction
q those sgho may patTonize him. They may abo
that any undertaken By him viii be prompt
" conducted
For cualhcatons he begs leave 70 refer 10 the follow
ing persons. Capt O. B. Church Capt. ?. Newell Mt
w. Fooley Capt. J. Goslee, Capt Alzeo Mr.. @ Philier
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