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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
AGENTS WANTED.

1
I'HE Great Gift Sale OF Geld Pencils bv n yyu,,r.
Co., Washington City, D. c. offers m excellent
20 Agents TO make few dollars with little or no ev,en
- we are manufacturing and selling beautiful soiid GoId
Fehehs ior 20 eaeh 1.-THE actual retail price, nd oivno
sach purchaser gift, worth from So to S20e Facb NM
CHASER OF Pehci u sure Of 50 gin at least Or n o bs
mVTth -, sIV, 80, $50, $50, So, So sleG or 1000
ihs prizes are distributed 10 purchasers b. sn Ian
,"Ing' ana - soon as the Of purchaser IL re-
WIN the %, ms Pencil and Gift are put W IN anna
DoA ana III saie manner, and sent he owner bv mail
pos pau our plan gives perfect satisfaction az each
PuIchafer can sell or trade his Pencil for ali II costs rim
and retain the gift 0rdtis III - 0''S N'N-'
we want good agent ia every part OF the conntrv q.
en- Hasers and any agent, to be successful should
aIse nave Fene and Prize to exhibit. We allow an
as one doiar cash for each purchaser he obtains which
ne may retain out Of the So and the FIRST person
purchaser at any post Office will receive the
agency for that neighborhood VIZ
New and Important idea.
e propose TO let person know what Gift he will RAW
eore requiring the money to be ANY person desi-
ins one OF our massive Gold Pencils first send Us
their name and address win drawing
ana INFORM them by return mail, what prize they drew
ey can tnen have the privilege Of sending for they
choose We cannot however give this privilege but once
10 any person. and make this offer TO establish agencies
ana Introduce Pencils in neghborhood After per.
son becomes purchaser and accepts the agency We re-
quire all persons in that locality to send ter III In adj
vance through him. Purchasers may RELY mon II that We
VIII promptly forward their Pencil and Prize whatever II
may be, by return mail receipt Of the as Fan patc
uars with the plan for distribution win he sent 10 each
person making application for a drawing Address
Ava V,Js5f1otaa fStl n u
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

IMPORTER AND DEALERIa
Wines, Liquors, Irish and scotch whiskey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, DC
bra ndics.-Otard, Dupay g. Co, l. Cheron,.
Champagne, g. Admyrauld, A. Lombat, J. g.
4. Martial, Rastean CAGrruyer, L. Marion,
j. j. Dupuy Damien Hat
Gins-Cofogne, Duknyfers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-Jamdica, ST. Crofz
Whiskeys-Old Monoag ahela
Wines-Burgandy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
aud pure juice, Sherry ID. O.. Gordon, Othe
Grades. q ri es
Champagne Heidsick and Hetds,ck r. Co, do. Lalle.
maud, do. Queen Victoria, do Dueal CRAM.
CLaret in casks, Clarct IN cases, Hhite in casks
WhIte an cases, Mnscat, Muscat in cases, Bran.
ay Cherries. Cherry Brandy, C0rdials, Bitters,
Alcohol, Pure Spirit. a.'H
81 Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis dis nl6yI6
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gtaal ADVERTISEMENT,


h order and license Of the Judge OF Probate of.h -
OF henosha, and State of Wisco nsin sba vouh
poohc auction at the door OF the Court House in @ az
On SATURDAY tne 29h day Of May next at two osoc
yea Ia the Town OF Pleasant Prairie In said co,n, %
s Hs no three oifractiona section no seventeen
Aso the north half OF the north east Quartz ~
rs ROAD track lsl-2 acres in all supposed 10 be- n me
~ oehg part Of the real estate belonging 10 The
OF horace Houghton, late deceased. " '''s eS'd'e
cr.r,;. :. -, REUBEN H. DENING
Guardian to the Minors Heirs Of Horace Hougbtn,
kenosha April o. 1855 '' iouEh'"h'
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OUR TIN SHOP
FOR SALE.

A1S&Hs THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
of lso acres each, all fenced, with building, on
~" two OF them, and sixty seventy acres piowed
- SAID Farms are situated in the south part OF the
Wv o. ars nine miesrom Kenosha, and half milefrom
the congregational church and plank road
Also some 1000 Acres OF Land in Other towns nd
the state Said Lands selected by the sub
scroer on account ofheir fertility of soil and desrabls
oanon' and purchased at the land sale in 1882
nr, uoo,o.. CHAs. NJ. FOLwER
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HelmbOldS Xtract Buchu
Is prep&red directly according the Rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge and
devoted to its combination See Professor DEwES
Works the Practice of Pkyc and Of the
ard Works of Medicine
~ 800
Onehpndrsd Dollars Will be paid Physician who can
prove that the Medicine injured PATIENT aud
othousands be produced
Cases from week thirteen standing been
Effected Tie of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in noses.
ion the Proprietor vouehing virtues and curative
srs, is immense, embracing names well known to
SCIENCE AND FAME
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold
and not single instance of failure been reported
Personally appeared before Alderman of thu Civ ~
Philadelphia, u. T. HELMB0LD, Chemist who being dpl v
sworn does say that his preparation
curry or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable
H. I. HELNBoLD, Sole Manufacture,
sworn and subscribed before this 2d Of Noyembsr
1854. WA. p. HIBBARD AiSsrmsD
Price OIL per Bottle, or SIX for s., Delivered
to any Address,
Accompanied by reliable
fsssors Of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others
prepared ana sold by H. ]. HELNBOLD.
fTdcfsca3 and .9nGlpttrBi Ckenast
No. Sc South Tenth ST. below Chestnut A.
sembly Buildings, Phlla.
nl- To Be had Of r. Rob,nsor ggssf oaJ 80 N -,
I'D Dealers throughout the United Staes CaGadas and Brit,s
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IN PROBATE, KkENOsEyA CoVNTy
COURT,
In the matter OF Dover in the Real Estate Of James
an READING AND FTTrNc, mr.

In the matter OF Dover in the Real Estate Of James Tas
IN READING AND FILING 1,JTE
~ petition of Mary Taate OF Pleasant Prairie in aid
county, representing among other things that lanes
late OF said Pleasant Prairie, died seized an estate Of IN
hertance in fee simple, in and to the half of the snt
west quarter OF section No. thirteen In township nub
one i north or range numher twenty-five (22l east ro
tanning eighty OF land in Pleasant Prairie AFORESAID
hat she has not had her d0cer said land assigned IN
her ana that the heirs at law of said deceased to Wit Ma
~ ANA Mcdonald, Ellen Taane, Catharine Taae Thomas
Frances Taae and Jane Taae do not dispute her t If
dover IN said estate to her knowledge and belief and pray
ing mat her docer in said assigned and sci on ~
her 1t is ordered that said petition he heard before N
Judge OF this Court, onSaturday lbth day Of Nav
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day. - VAN
JON b. JILsUN,
Dated, April 18th, 1885 3w45 County Iudsa
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you ARE HEREBY sUMMONED
n o w ARD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution, established by special endoy
ment for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted
with "Nrulent and Epidemic Diseases"
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
= Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor
rhsea, Gleet Syphilis the Vice of onanisA, Abuse
Re, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful deS
truction of human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims such
diseases by Quacs have directed their Consulting Surgeon
Charitable act worthy Of their name give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply BY
letter. with description Of their condition. (ag occupation
habits fife &c) and in cases ofexrema poverty and
fering, to Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge. 1t need
less to add that the Association commands the highest ed
ical skill Of the age and will furnish the most approve
ern treatment.
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
their labors In this sphere of benevolent effort have
OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially the young,
and they have resolved devote themselves renewed
"a al TO this important but much despised cause
Just Published by the Association Report Sperma-
orrhoea Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanisn Mas
urbation Self Abuse and diseases of the Sexual
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which win be sent by
mail Gin sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGEon the re.
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DR.. GEO. X. NLHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street. phiiade
phia, Pa. BY Order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHILp, Sec'y IySX
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The State of Wisconsia,- CIrcuit Court
for K0mOsha, County

The state of WiscOnsia,- CIrcuit Court
for Konosha, County
Summons for RekieL Complaint no, sercea
Rufus skeel, Plaintiff against Addison Lane and Fred
rick NJ Porter, Defendants
The State Or Wisconsin to Addison Lane and Preirck NJ
Porter, the above named defendants:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required 10 answer the complaint the plaintiff
in this action. which filed in the office the Clerk OF
this Court his Office in Kenosha in County of Keno
sha, on the goth day OF January A. D. 1855 and serve
copy Of the subscribers at their office In
Madison Dane County Wisconsin, within twenty DAYS ae
the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you fail to answer the complaint rs aforesaid the
plaintiff win apply 10 the Court the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated, at Madison January 22d 155S,
HASBROUCK & GURNEE
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
6w42 OF Madison, Dane Co, Wisconsin.
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/" u twioe week 60 90
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i1rge tyPe, chArged DouHLE rEtes.
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5yng pace oontrscf and vhez LAauE TYPE Is re-
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ats for wants lauts, Removals, CopGrtEershlp Nc
tics, Ts C0nsiEness sc.
% TRAEsEEET ADTERTIsIss Husr BE PAID FoR
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U1less b. special ooutrsct.
n AcFertssments 70 Be Inserted In The weekly paper
enlx a. irregular Intervals h either Of the papers vi
heeaErEed 81 per sqssre fof every Insertion.
q Announcing candidates for STATE County and Nc
nieal Ooss5 IS each 70 Be paid IN Edvsnce every
I1atanoe.
n An AdvertIssnents for Chsrftssse Fhstltutioas,
~ Companies, ward IOWA, and ether fuhllc NeetlngE
ABE charged hzlf prize.
u kErriEEss and Dosths sre published As news but
cuaries, tributes q Rsspect and Funeral Tnvftstons
gothsr adTcrtisemeuts.
u Al Iessi s1e Trsnsisni Aaverasemeuts vii be
lnErged BY the inser.isn
R Editorial Sstices IN Local Oslumn win Be charged
Gents pr E-s
a No eeducaOn variation ~lH be made frsn The
RoI.AEAHAE. TR0UsDALE DILL.
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The RIGHT or VIsIT QUEsrION.-Tbis is
the absorbing topic Of discussion in the public
press Of the United States, and it's echo will
come back to Us in a few days from England.
The New York JoHTaal Of Commerce Of Satur-
day takes the view of the case:
A nation, as Lord Paimerston observed in
1870, with reference to the insolent assumption
Of the Haytian government, may stop, detain
and search the ships Of another nation ~ the
time Of peace, provided that she is specially
permitted to do 30 oy treaty, bat NOT etheri0ise-
Tne attempt to do 80, therefore, without per-
mission, is an act Of war, tantsmount to in
vssion, and equally insulting to the nation
sggrieved.
Independence and concession Of the right ol
visitation or search, are utterly incompatible
We must either yield the one or resist the
other; we need not say that the former is i'm
possible. ..-
We repeat that, in our opinion, the right Of
search and the right Of visitation are equally
TO be resisted, on the broad ground that the
assumption Of right by any foreign power to
board a ship sailing under our flag, is an In
salt to that flag, and consequently an insult e
The whole American people, which they viii
never brook.
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II We learn from teiegraphie dispatch
n Isov. Harris. that Mosby, the young man who
confessed that be appropriated seven OF the one
tboussnd dollar bonds belonging TO the Ex-
change Bank, has been arrested In New Or
Ieaps, and is now on bis way TO this city, IN
the custody Of the officers
We und srstand from other sources tnat he
had put up az the St Charles Hotel, and that
bis name was published IN the list o. arrivals
which led to BIS aTFests-sS sSotAFEs Vrsorl
Iana 3. IL
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Willie REMEDY, Jr.,

WWELN EIAElLlDNEe
A TT0REKF AT law, sna General Collector fo1
~ west Tennessee once on Jedsrs0a street, Pest
Ofce Buifdire EepF
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IL UEIONr

In full view of this immense Augmentation of
all the great interests Of the country, Of a
formidable rebellion in the far West and Of in
suits to our commerce from great naval
power provoked BY the diminutiveness Of our
little navy and the known want OF authority
in our Executive to resent them BY prompt and
effective measures OF Tedress-we think the
country will hardly be content with the three
regiments Of militia and half dozen sloops
which it's legislators in the abundance of their
generositY have voted 10 the Administration.
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.-..R- A BILL.
sRNOUn HILL
rOU,ARD DTCUETT n

a TTOhNEIs AT Law Soiicifois IN Chancery an
% General c0ilsctinE AFsnts, gsciato Miss VIII CIV
prompt attention to al busiRes nded 70 them prot
aiOnsly- Refr 70 the past idex to the future.
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DIR. r. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher,
Washington Street, bstween Nam and Second,



MEMPHIS, TENN.
once hours from to O'clock A NJ, aud fron TO
o'oock, ?. N.
TIHAHKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex-
tended 70 NE, take pleasure to inform my custom
srs and the public In general that 1t s not intention
20 leave this city hss been reported, and tks
ever resdy attend 70 all Of internal and externa
diseases aRd tSat pr pared to undertake the mosi
icut operations and aooouohmcnts, and that do not
orloel any preparation Of mercury IN diseases
Ehatcver.
Secret diseases are cured IN my method, IN such
manner interfere with the business Of the pa
tient and that Do not use any mercury in the treat
ment Of the sane.
For the following Rheumatism, Arthritls, Neuralgia
Nervous Hezdsohe aud TOothAche, Paralysis Dyspepsia
rorpidty the Liver Spinal Curvature and weakness
Uterine Diseases BipPs Tumor Aibus or White Swell
ing Dezfncss well all diseases OF the BE and Bar
Amsnorrhoea. Ohi0-oss, Sterilty SpsrmstoTrhoea &C
&c or snv disease that require entire regulation
The ud and nervous svsteu the MaEueto-Klectr'
treatment which is universally known for It's prsctc4
0ility
After practice Of ten years as Stat Physician snC
Director OF several hospitals In Germany. and eigh
Tears practice in the United States ny reputation
Physician Surgeon AID Aooo1cher s sufcsenty estab
gshed to use no further comment.
der13-dawfv DR.. r L. ASkT.
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OUR NATIONAL DEFKKsEs.

rfou tne Matninstrn Union
A great masy considerations eonspire e
force upon the attention Of the country th'
| subject Of our national dsfenses. One OF The
first duties Of the Government is that Of pro.
lection to the people not only actual protec.
| tion in the very presence Of danger, but readi-
ness for immediate protection in the event oI
danger. If il be the duty ot Government Ia
! protect its people from actual aggression, il
/ follows that Il is itB duty also to be prepared
to protect them 10 anticipation OF danger. It's
4 duty to protect in Aagrant war, imposes also
the duty, gin time Of peace, to be prepared for
war
We are persuaded that the Administration
are deeply sensible Of this duty OF the Govern
ment, and Of the gross insufheiency Of is
preparations for the contingency OF war. At
he opening OF the present session Of Congress
an increase gf both arms OF The service was
urged by the Secretaries Of War and Navy, and
recommended BY the President. These recon-
mendations were made with reference to the
general necessities Of the service, and not to
any immediate emergency. Instead, however,
Of the hve regiments OF regular forces asked
for BY the War Department, three regiments Of
militia have been granted b. Congress; and.
instead OF ten small but effective steam cor
vettes asked for bF the Navy Department, we
believe that Congress is still in a state Of
date Incubation ever half dozen sloops. To
fepei the recent ourages upon our commerce IN
the waters Of Florida aHd Cuba, the Secretary
OF the Navy, with cOmmendable prOmptness
aud energy, has ordered 81 all the disposable
naval force Of the country into the infested
quarter" to protect all vessels OF the United
States on the high seas from search or deten-
tion by the vessels-of-wsr Of any other natioT;7
and yet, after thus exhausting all the power
that belongs to him under the constitution and
the legislation Of Congress, the following will
be the disproportion in those waters respec-
lively Of the protective and aggressive forces
BRITISH AND ANEKIoAN FLEETS IN TIE GULF
AnERIcAE FLEET.
Nome Of =. sseI Guns Name Of Fsssel Guns /
Steamer CooT. .zdo......s0 Steamer Arctc.........
steamer RaltoH......- sioop psAvsnnsh...-....-zs
steamer WabAs h..-...sQ St-F ulsto ~
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NASHVILLE ANp KEErrcKI
rRarrI1N 40 rott-rp1A nn,n

Total amount paid over BY Burton. 81
Total amount collected BY Burton $ C0mmis-
sioner Of IN ernsl Improvements IRON
IurAplEe Com S53, 81 A5
whole amount paid over ab0ve...,....... IS 5-5 ST
Balance due the ssl SIS 81
H burtoA has Al 50 received from The various
hslroad Companies for the eBg sving q
bonds, done At tie expense OF the State. 7Is 90
Nhich Hmonnt be has failed 10 psy
quired b. law Total dus the SIS 2Il 81
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A RssAEcE.-Laura is a daughter OF a
wealthy farmer for whom Tom Barnes was
Ploughooy- Tom, the rouge, stole Daura's
heart and then herself. They ran away and
By legal process got spliced. Old Lee offered
i've hundred dollars for the recovery Of bis
daughter. The young couple concluded to 20
back and take the money and the curses.
When they arrived. they were sgreeably aston
ished to find themselves heartily forgiven by
the old man, and awarded homestead and
farm Of sixty acres. There was common
Bssse al E0Qaes
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L. '. DIXON.
IAA1 e SEQ --.---.-..--.--s....-L- '.
SCOTT A. nFNOK

A TrORNEHS AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
- CERT, hemphis- Tenn, viii praeioe their proes-
is1 al the Courts bed in the city Memphis and khe
auprems and FEDERAL Courts Jackson. Prompt atten-
ton vii Be- givsn 70 ell claims cosction eRtrusisd TO
Msdison streets, River bank. Kntr1n-e Madison
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As We wish to encJarsEe and patronize souihsrn lite
rsfure and enterprise viii publish on N deraie terms
dfuerfenaenfs Of Universities Colleges and Scho is
IN The Soufh tGstefuy illustrated and neatly printed OF
nne coored pspsr at achfd each number Of the Nag
a1ine Those wishing % II aiversenents 10 anpesr II
tbe rst nuraber viii please forward their fAEors without
I surtber Salev my27-dt~aw
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HRITE SuLPHIR SPRIHGS


ara an County. Tenn.
VIZ Ebova Wate ing lace HiIl opsued for the
II eeptton o Visitors, on The FIRST DAY OF JUNK
NEXT daily lie Of Coacnes Cour hsurs stagingl
y eo1nect with the Memphis and Charleston Rairosd
a. the hurusvie Drpct Ten hours fravfl from Eru-
phis 10 the Springs For health or plersurs tse WhIe
snlphnr Is equal 70 any Waterin ace Nor South.
me band OF Music from New Orleans viii BE- stLeu
danee GEO. sHsLL.
m
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JHmES MOORE.

N. d. WELCHs
A TTOREEY AT Law, Jackson, Tenn Al business
a ntrpsted = his care promptly attended 70.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

TVHElstest and By far the most important improve
naent in Photography is the rccenty patented pic
cure known as the sPHEREOTTPE, which Is not only
and unlike any q It's predecessors bat greatly
srior to an The Sphereotype Is proof against TIME
AfR and WATER and TOR richness Of t5ne, warmth Of
exFression and distnctness has equAlin fact the
slon Is such that the picture image seems suspend
q ln air entirely independent OF the back ground
For This picture have the exclusive right fer Aem
pals Spsciuens'c2n be IN Gallery, where pic
ures also taken IN the various styles By our Artist
PROF. REMINGTON,
uho coublnes the Chemi5t with the Artist whch ena
blss him all times T. Yroduce superior Pictures
p n. CLARK q CO.,
d-<2-tf No I ClArk's Marble Block-
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Notice.
NisSOIuttOu
.Elref RpcQir9H.

DER steamers IngOmar, EDITOR. Alvin Adams. and q
R.W. Hm:
sugar-Fslr. Prime and Choices
sugar-Crushcd and PoEderedi
Nolsssef-Bzrreis and halves
Golden Syrup, Rio Cote;
Roe Herrings; MAckerei In bbls. aud kits
Tobasco and Cigar Star Candies;
Extra St louis flour
Bacon Hams sides and Shoaidersi
Aucf vhish will Be sold al the lowest cash prices
yNO G. FLOURNOY,
suscsssor 10 Fiournoy, Cooper and Leake,
ap2s-u ias Main street
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NOTICE

nR J. n sLEDGE has returned from New YORK,
" attsr Al s5seEce Of ntne months and has elected
soue ast0undirg In that ely He has tskes an
ooe Ne 81 N0arse street, between Main and Second
Utreets All viii resume The practoe Of kedicine where
he has for his celebrated Colpounds AL cslls at
ten 1ed mint As he intends lOcztIng pcre-
renfiy n MeuFhis and from the great be has
hnc n tre1fmett Of tie various dease he thinks
he sh0uid have liberal pstr0nsg from the citizens Of
nsrlnhIs ians-dly
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IL ESTa URAN n.
MAY "a, 1853.
3 ATEM AN & n e r W o n
Opp GOamereial Hotel, Jefferson Street,
nrRupurq sRNnrregER

TN Ann0Tnci. 3 the opening Of RESTAU- a
1 RANT, fozefher wi q choice assortment -
Of Bottled win spi Its ,Llndou porter Scotch &
Ale. &C. we beg leave . acQuaiuf you with ..lnl
our discrimination 20 sesci brt the chsc-st zad
naot approve qastos of the cisreut descriptions OF
each BY which means ne shall, ct an s.haVe II IN
cur power 70 insure 70 our friends aud customer suh
articles as win, trust merit their approbation and
obtain for us a continuance OF h.ir favors
tits tntsnti likewise, to keep constant snppy
Il Bottled Wile Porter, Ale and Cider In readiness,
the farmer direct from the docks 10 insure Its being
genuine IS imported
u- teru-s and vr.rs win be found fair aud moderate,
being ca caiated sford competent remuneaton %
the sees without sutj cng the purchaser te iuposi-
tion.
Relying for enooura<ement TIE careful selection Of
stock and the strict attenti5n which We sha uni
forly give 70 the due execution o. an ORDERS with which
you may be p Ased TO favor We look forward Win
70 recivng proofs of yOur Epprcb xton D.
REPETITION Of your commEnds and rgmzin very re-
spec fully your obee lent hum -le servants,
my22 dawtf RATEMAH & HRRMON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-10

A TFoRNEY AT Law Austiu Tunicz county, Miss,
81 VIII attend TO the payment Of taxes redemption Of
land either forfeited soc aud win promptly
atte1d the examination lEHt titles counties
e Tunios ooshons. B2livar snd Washington.
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