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CIRCULATION OF INcEND1ARY PUB

Il
LEGATIONS WASHINGTON, Dec. -
The Postmaster General has received
BITTER from the postmaster at Falls
Church, Virginia, in which, after re-
ferring to the opinion of the Attorney
General of Virginia sustaining the
constitutionality of the statute of that
State, denouReing, under heavy penal
ties, the circulation Of books, newspa.
pers, pamphlets, &C., tending to excite
the slave population to instruction,
he asks to be instructed as 20 his daty
in reference to such documents, should
| they be received through the mails for
distribution at the Office of which he
has charge. The Postmaster General
replies that the people of Virginia may
not only forbid the introduction and
dissemination of snch documents with
in their borders, but if brought there
in the mails, they may, by appropriate
proceedings, have them destroyed. -
They have the same right 10 extin-
guish the fire-brands thus impionsly
hurled in the midst of their homes and
affairs that man has to pluck the
the burning fuse from q bomb she'll
which is about to explode at his feet.
WHAT HAS BECOME or De SAuTY !?
A correspondent asks us, What has
become of De Sauty? and assures .us
that by informing him we shall econ
fer a great favor on thousands of his
ardent admirers who are extremely
anxious as to his whereabo and
safety In reply, we beg to say that
De Sanity returned to Europe, several
months ago, when it became an assured
fact that the Atlantic Cable was q dead
failure. We have a suspicion that he
remained at the Telegraph Station, i'll
the woods, near Trinity Bay, New
foundland, until he had smoked out
his last cigar and drained the last demi-
john of Monongahela. This done, and
hint given from headquarters that
bis salary would not be paid after .
certain time, he softly glided from Tri-
nifty Bay to Halifax, and thence steam
ed for Liverpool, leaving thousands
Of his ardent admirers - to lament his
brief dispatches. Press.
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PROCLAMATION.

Kamehameha ~, of the Hawaiian
Islands King, to all our loving sub
jects, and others to whoa these
presents shall come, greeting:
Be it known that we. in concurrence
with our Honse Of Mobiles, hereby ap-
point ard proclaim oar son, his Royal
Highness the Prince OF Hawaii, 10 be
our successor and heirto the Hawaiian
throne.
Done at our palace, at Honolulu,
this third day Of October, in the year
of our Lord 1859, and the fifth year
of our reign KAMEHAMEHA.
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BY the King and Kuhina Nui.
L. KAMEHAMEEA.
Perhaps the popular dissatisfaction
at the conduct Of the King in shooting
his secretary. from motives Of jealousy,
may have prompted his resignation.
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mere never was q goose 80 gray,
But some day, soon or late,
An honest gander came that way.
And took her for his mate.

~ An attorney before . bench Of
magistrates, short time ago, told the
bench with great gravity, that he
had two witnesses in court. in behalf
Of his client, and they would be- sure
to speak the truth. for be bad bad no
opportunity 70 commnnicats With rteei.
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DIR. KINGS DIS PENsARY
EnIR nIrrr.srr, r,nsrnS,.s

TA<kS DR. king. formerly % New TeTk, for the last
SS four years Of Louisville, Kentacsy and who has
devoted his attention % the private eve
thirty years, Stes himself having attended practce for
many years, aud cured teussni be enabled 70
all diseases of priva mater Row he'd hey
lnndcous medical treatment, FROM e Of their Own
TT Kings Dispensay No. = DsHrck street. between Cherry
and the square where he al ss y Prya
GoSoRHEk cured without malicious medicine Interference
from business
sTRICruREs o. old or recent dat eseesay cured IN few
days. operation hiec.usss pain. Where s,rt 1rs
health BE- enjoyed pefhzps disease canses more
mischief and 10 leruInes The consultation much.
SYPHLIs, with al The s-sof te cn growing of neg
oad treatment, can te ede1uaily curci days,
SiMIsAL WEAEs partcuar attenfion havn given b
this szse. an Che coauefees growing H. iro-ht
an IN many by The destrucffre habits Of ueosfafe
Youths and excessive Indulgence o. he passions uexset u
which wil anernDe The constitution rener the inject
business society, and causing rreu5fure are
Females VINO he i4orng wiiuny dcnlfy Of he Womb
may asured d immediate relief.
Persons sI abroad h3 Wrng 1ud stating tfer Sc uh
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A.. King, 70 - DedeTiek street,
NGshge Ienn wilh4ye The uCeassry medicine tier
address, with directions. Strict secrecy aoHcs
hours tom 9o'clock in the morning until ~ evening.
A. lravIv
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FINE TOBACCO.
GREAT ATTRACTION. s1f
Immense Safe OF Town Lots



YgVE Trustees Of tie MenphsR1d opeaed Real EsSte As
Eccatou have 0steruinrd 20 sill out he lends and
close the business Ct SAID Company and viii the h DAY
Of October Iisa sslogt the tR or 1Psdej ia os pub
ic suction. TIE highest bidder. $500 - ---a
Hapehed is destined 10 among the eat cities OF the
West situated is opposite the city OF Memphis, tennessee.
the err bank Of te great Mississippi AZ the
terminus q the Memphis and Little KICK Railroad, te 0l
railroad IN Operation neEeu 81 Louis and New Orleans thu
penerate De Rseat world 81 the Mississippi river, and The
road which VIII, in lew cnnneci H0peleid With Tie
Pacific Ocean and he Southern eainus Of the s. Iuis and
Iron Mountain Railroad being tacei BY & richest country ia
the wCrd rapidly being Oe0ed and pat in useful cult
vston The proprietTs deem tor them
word to slow The public that Ilopefed uaud % be the
psriurn the the Crest wesern World all
Tho Trustees wi sIl all tie afs sclengrg sil
unpahy, consisting q about lJO whia miles Of
Msnphs q. j. LOCKE Co,
Auc onstrs aud Pal Es'dte Brokers.
T. s. CLAyBROOE,
e.-+ N1LLOUGuBY WILLIAMS, be-.
Trustees.
~ Refer % .. T. wADBELE. AEsass Uzioa Block gti
side OF Court street. oct5-IS tE5,ezch
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gleviIle aud Salem Turnpike Company Passed
fret reading.
Mr. STANTON. A bill to incorporate the town
Of Chestnut Mound, in Smith county.
STATE FAIR
on motion of Mr.. MINNIs, the senate adioutned
to mae o'clock Tomorrow morainr, ii order to al
ford The members en- opportunity ID attend The Far
Of the State Agricultural Bureau
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sew Book y a southern AuthOTess
REULAH-
BY AUGUSTA ,. EVANS, Mobile, Ala.


OssslzTge 0Rd asat Dnoefsei8so To1alko
IS tale o. Southern life, De cpys Of scenesand
events m one o. 0nr ar cities, II history OF poer aud
but proud and remarkably g orphan Who stru
SO " nerseif under circumstances Of great tIli, and
many pn' BY nirs the exsi ted posuon aad vim
sang an enviabe reputation through her ter alos Besin
n'ns at the aiphate o. sksP as srst suggests. to childish
Aina' seaan t'-iieeua md reoos r Is seesd ana ana
yzed as sas passes efny rou some Or the prominent
Phosophc rha-sof De Age, and srssr al unsssd amid
tee norasses sn.i and atheism unev r.sa 6e- ,eu
soul in the serene eeasess stnosphereos Rsv-l,,;
the pages contAn discussions Of the deest -
50 long PerPeEei the world, many Of he ~
rations Of the age auaIyssd discarded obt ,b
work b traced earnest desire and Effort "A l @
and ginci minds into paths than phiiasphe system, ar
nish and to and foster in every soaI . n M
Beautiful, which, properly dsseoped, soaI lnsrs p 1
ealthsu Esthstcs. In fine, Beuahise histry Of very m
anf ambous woman, whose H. early oversioveiay num-
sorros gradually frightened as earnestly srovs e
discharge the Lte Of her position and eonsecrsd her talents
to The service q The Good the Trres he BeaEtfrs-
The Publishers do hesitate stake tsir Feafioa a.
juEesof what's good Interesting and original, ably
written, upon ta merits Of ths proineon Of q
most gifted and popular Of euryoung aud rising auhaesss.
JUST RESOLVED BY
vt. BERRY a COMPANY,
oct5 Pebble Square.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

TuEspAr. October Il, 1859
The SPEAKER called The House TO order at
O'clock
The session. vas opened with prayer BY the Rev,
NJ CA3frBsL1
Ga moi BY MreBB4 zELFoN Che reading Of
the journal Was dispensed Fab.
EKrpkr o. riis 4BEAsgRER or STATE.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the report
Of the Treasurer Of State 10 the General Ass, mby.
Mr.. SMITH moved 10 dispense with the reading
Of the report and that six thousand copi.s be
pristed.
On this metions theyeas and nays were demanded
and being OrdeFed and stsken' resulted--yoas IS,
nays %.
So the motion was agreed to.
CONVENTIONAL INTEREST.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment of
Meesrs- MAETIE, HARsIs, GBY;z PoRTER and TRE-
WHfrT op The part Of the Houseto act wish the Ser
ate committee appointed to Investigate the effect Of
the usury law Of Tennessee, snd to which shall
referred ali matters in rela,iOnt conventional in
terest.
~ STATE LIBRARY.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment Of
Messrs Kennedy, Greene, Bicknell, Ewing. and
Dsak, on tbs part Of the ,use to act in conjune-
zion Ei'h lhe Senate Committee on the State Lii
brary, ~ s@ ~
AGRIcvITURAL FAIRS.
Inc iEAhEh laiu DtIore the HOUSE an invita-
zion to members Of the House to attend the East
Tennessee Division Fair, to be held ct Knoxville.
the 18Th to the I'D Inclusive; sso sn invitation
10 sttOnd The West Tennessse Division Fair, to be
held at son, commencir on the 18th inst; also
from the State Board Of Agrcolturs. al invitation
30 hear Chs Annual Address, to be delivered at the
Stale Fair, this day, at II o'clock, by Commander
NJ F. MAURY, Of the U. s. n.
These invitations, on nSiion, were severally &C
cepted
Use OF THE HALL.
Mr.. WHITE offered . rssoluIioa, at the reouess
ef the TeAnessse Historical Society, tenderiaq the
use Of the Hall Of The House Of Representatives.
on Wednesday evening, to that body, when they
will be addressed by Lieutenant d. F. MAURY, CT
the U. 8. N.
On motion Of Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, the
rules were suspended, tao resolution considered
and agreed to ,,-ss As -
PAPEEs EoR NsNBEBs.
Dir. EWING made sn Intellectual motisn to take
from the table the resolution to supply members of
the House with newspapers, tWo-thiTds not voting
fer suspension Of the rules.
HOUSE cOMNITrEs ROOMS FOR THE SENATE
Nr. BICKNBLL offered the following:
ResetOsd That the two roems outside Of the bar
to the hight and left be rendered 10 the Senate IS
Senate committee rooms
An Intellectual motion was made to suspend the
rules that the resolution might be considered now
The resolution lies on the table, under chs rules
And then
z On motion, the Houss adjourned till Tomorrow
morning, O'Clock.
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EXEMPT PROM TxxsrION.
IMPORTANr IFyBLIC SALE d, q -
or
VALUABLE CITy RR9PERTK.

or
VALUABLE CIEy RR9PERTK.
On Mondays tIse sa az ocrober,.I 1851
wv wI Offer at Public sale, on s premises Valuable
w Real Estate t-aIe Owned and oc,gae y The
Nashville Misunderstanding Company,
Fronting on Water street one huhds and sy.ons ap hA
FEET, running bacs three HuRdr and fonr md half fee.to
loE which aees nc Eharf sasns The entire
wharf hnet add fy feet This pro
Terty among valuable hat teen Of
lrs to the public, NOT only sennt Of The aivAnuges q
Wharf bit Parcniarly as Ioeston for business nolses
trsnsaag heavy PorWaring and Commission business. and
for pnlpos % every de,cr Pton it has decided
from port tthe wishing 10 engage in tbs
particular branch Of commerce Of tasess essle lOca-
toni 10 IN ouna and We would EARNESTLY call the a.
enou to his property as peculiarly fted FOR that brane Of
wepil sell bird win He privilege Of tae vbsIe splat
. which may le seen a cur cf.cy.
vss.s rithrotes we'll erirssi ,,i- f., 80, ~, ~. ~
lien retained. z r. GLAscOCK < CO., Agents,
'sp'i-@ No. Is College Street
PoSTPONEsTENT.- Tie above sale is postponed
until Fanny, OCT. GIT. $50, an
GREAT ATTRACTION
~ at-w ID AND IS. -.-sr,-sr ..Fr =
superior Inducements 80 Persons wanting
cheap Homes, and TO Spectators. 4
OUR FIRsT REGULARl FALL SALE OF
fa LOTS atE - il
I'LL tas place Tuesday 18Th inst. AtEich time we
w Wis sell. ataueon. ata % Lots rsna ming unsod
bots in Welee, Addition to Nashville These Lots are haey
treated on the Middle Franklin Pike. adjoining land a Dr.
0ysro1, Ament AMI O. b lays dscaasse wilma few
Y Is q the alton line, ard the n
Ne ely The Lot font roo feet and bck 20, and fn4
sn for resneeS an gardening purposes. more parsc
alar descrp tiaIset he lSts siFsa lsys.
OUR SECOND IEEsE SrLASS SALE. ~
We viii se.oa Tuesday, ts sJih iHs On lls 1rsises ia
BTosnsvi from hfteenfo Ten, o he NJ sf 81 nd A.
sraie sarian Residence iot II he vicinity lfas7iie con
an X from hTsfo len These lots are sifuaze
many Of them wei aiee fac number f them On and
nsar NE Porter pkes and HE Gaan PIKE eonveint to
lDfr Tltau
knriher particulars IN bills $500 ~ -a--..s
our third regular sale on Tuesday Nov. 4.
On Iaday, The Isl Of evser Ee viii sail premises
= e NASHVILLE, eighteen twenty % the best lots Broad
eNaify DeIrumbrane and Locust Also number OF
neSt lots In Boyds and HAYNES Adcitions Notes The
Q th.r sales in proper time -
OCT z, dtd J.. &. R. W.-BRUwv-a-
WALL PAFEES. A ~ =
Isl kgkLF Sd, large and tefu a assaTtmeltef Geld
- anu Nelyet Paper, Of the aisst ad most f.sst,n
WIN noe and uns P4psr, Winow Cur
ttns &C, Nich We Offering very e.ep FOR Can Paper
iiane ng done IN he best usnIer g. W KLAGES.
ectiIdlm. Union street, Old FelIovs' Gall
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CHEAT SaLE
En- OF
JNTsRE PEZo RTY,
On MONDAY, OCTOREI I7th


az the premises LIEnsLyY viii sell that valuable and well
~ knows pace On The Mutrenro Turnpike, ka0sa the
SMILEY PLACE. -fsls-
the day the SIesrs BROWN will sell that celebrated
Tract Of Land In the Derhborliood. known he
SOUTsEALL PLACE,
Both Of the places celebrated For the heanty sefr
ocaaon AIe uater fertility Of SAIL ana hey viii divided
suit purchasers Iae .t--r
TEENS One two and three years credit Tor Notes, satisfscto
r secured PAYABLE in a9k bearing intees; and lien rets
ell. at il O'Clock n. an ~
Omnihuss will leave each Of oresat 10 o'clock A. NJ
COLLATION. usual. A. '. g LINDsLEY.
oets-a g-Lk R. GROWN.
PSOCs.AmATBOS.
FsHAN g. HARRIS, Governor OF - state o. Tennessee to
been made X that certain TWOGD NOODWA RD
charged with having eoarts foul and murder
The 9Th isy Ct August, -5j the tOdy Of D. " WR0hr
Nieof our county OF McNir has sl from ustiee, and
rsnuin; large, SKIS =
Nov therefore, L TsHsN G. HARRIs Governor by
Vr1ue Of lie poser and authority vestel 10 DO hereby orr
reward Of "a fsttffdrets Della any pers1
deliver lin 70 t SheriH Jilr u If McNsry,R
order that justice, in that be.f be i aud executtd
In testlm ny whereof, have hereuntD my hand
y ana caused he real ora State a
-. Nashville The gth day OF oetOter, ls59 -
ISlIAa G. HARRIS.
by the Govsrno:
J. D.. x. Ray cTetary Of State
The mother Of tedecs4ssi offer reward Of three hun
bred d1ilars -H s-...-.
Descrip sI0u.
Said woodward is about feet inches high, light hair grey
eyes lat feed doEaooa eaHienee, slos complexion
and arou. 2 ysars OH.
oct7 div
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Sewanee Coal.

TENHf sewannee Coal camPanyEn ssit their superior qua
ity q Coal az tie foii0uins andl The Ist q NoTsn-
select Lamp s. per 'ou, sqauIio seolss @ Ias per
Screened or ound,sl pert0n equal % fscoa over IS
cts, per tusleI-
Nut Coal. xhen on haad, $3.50 Per ton.
Pine Coal 50 per ton
y ne izsls Of Nazhve patronze us Company. they
espa apon setting supply q sulosor fesh min
81 coal ana at reasonable raias- =.
wha. they pay for
Tennessee.
! aar.i on ,eiar street. adiouing 4 E,R-
orisrS et at ~ o Sax or ieur.e drsg, viii he
Aiisd al the laigsh ioa tie follsEine daT
SAM EL T. TRACY.
Oct5.lw. prss.l.nf sr,f-s 90 z.
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mEDICAl. ROCKS.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKsts
Hagan 60 Johnson,

III NO. UNION STHEErs R3SEiElLLEs
HAVE just reeeivci
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Sloan's Carpenters Gae Riddles
Builder, With oh- Standard and valuable building,
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MEDICAL. BO0KS.
HA6ANhas Just received Descriptive Sursea
Anatomy.
New surgery: also alselaneous
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aaNEsI CANEsI

UST received beautul OF all descriptions eompris
ID Ing Plain and Fancy with and without swords Ivory and
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Kbony, Rosewood Rat Moueea, and Hhaeone FOR sale
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From the Mayor OF New Orleans.
Dr.. EALING: rs~ %
DEAR SIr-Having received great benefit from
your extraordinary and faulrless system of curing
eXcrescences the feet feel it but due to Won 20
add my testimony Of your skill and udicious treat
ment, so that my friends may receive similar ben
eft Yours, obliged,
rFE GERHB STTII, Mayor.
New Orleans. juno l1tl. 1859.
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0NsATCRDAY, As l5ih ins, at the Court Hoass. win
sell 70 the highest bidder that vaIulnia lus All "a -
uated High street south q Biold The r vsHeDt5 con
st Of one story Frame Iiouse eeutsuirg rooms besides
Brick keen1 smoke House &c- The Lot fronts al. fet ~
le0 FEET deep The iocatioa Is fns, heinz in desirable rf
noo and TIE great ADVANTAGE in This properly being esD
rom taxaton Persons DESTROYS purchasing VIII cali ana ~
enln@ the pTnperty for themselves bsore day of sale
Terms made kuoEu day Of sals For further parula-s
call on & r. GLkscocK L Co.. or on he prsrniss. Ia
oeLS-dtd ROBERT RRADFUrE.
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From Gov. Carrrin.

From Gov CsrUin. r -r
DIR. Ealing extracted a corn for me. had suffer
ed much and very long with it / had tried many
remedies without success. From nv present feel
ing have but little doubt but the cure viii be per-
manent The operation performed in few
minutes and was attended with no pain whatever.
Thomas CORwIN.
Cincinnati Sept H. 1859
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welsh Newspaper ONCE j ST, April j..
PROg. o. j. v oOD DsttF eifSoUe month
received Sote Of your Hair Restorative gave We
who eoucudd try il her hair, thinking The time
that would restors the gay hair its original color
we'll surprise, afsT Few weeks has peroruei
that WonieiI eject Of turning IA the gray hrOwn
At the identifying and thckning In strongly
recommend the shove Restorative 70 al persons sneh
cangeh Of their hair CHARLES CARDKw.
NEW YORK. Jniy 3, ts57.
PROF- o. J. WoOD; Win eonhdence do recommend you
Hair Restorative, icing the most eaous article
Since using air Restorative hsir which
we're almost Whte have gradually grown dark; and f
confident that few Applications viii Lhe their
natural color. Il also has reeEene Of
pleasant itching common among Psrs Fo rspre freely
J. q. KILBY.
PROV WooDAbout two years ny hair falling
Of and turning fast becoming hd and Ia tried
remedies to elect. cnuncad using Ees0ra
tive in January last few aDpaons fastened NJ hair hrmly
II began TO m up, back former oosY
black) AZ this time il ally restored % original color
hes IT, and appearance and cserfuy all
Chicago, ILL.,, May 2, ic57 J. D. HOES.
The Restorative put up IN bottles q Sizes large,
dun and small ths small holds pint, and re1ls
dollar bottle the medium holds gcn y per cent ors
proportion than the SMALL reais r dollars bottle:
the large holds quart forty cent prop9ron, and
retailed for %.
O. J. WOOD CO Propretors. 3is Rroaiaay View York On
DE great n Y Wirs Railing Estz6ihsni ami ia Market 81
81. louis No.
And Sold by AL good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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on sATUR the Goth instant, on the premises Will sell
At Public Sale, all the uusof lots in this addition.
The lots to he sold front streets to the Turn
pike and are 80 f,st front by I71 deep.
Als', several lets containing from to Eve acres bes
that portion Of the tract 50 Handsomely tlnbe ed
The above e positive the close out the
remainder Of his ground at whatever ii will bring.
TERMS two and three years for payable in Bank
satisfactorily secured and bearing interest.
ectiI A:V. S. LINDsLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12
From n r Given, Esq, of sac firm OF Civ
- en-. WnIfs 4 I,n !. ~ ~ rrirnns

New Orleans, june nth. 1899.
From n Given, Esq, of sac firm OF Civ
en-, Watts Co, New Orleans
Last year DIR. Ealing operated very scientifically
on exceedingly bad corns, from which had suffer-
ed for years, since which time never felt the least
symptoms of return. | have therefore great pleas
ure in Recommending him as a. skilful operator
without causing the slightest pain have also the
satisfaction of stating that Dr. Eaing operated with
the same success on Mrs. Given lG
H.F GUES. d.
New Orleans, Feb "a, 1859. 1lfa 1
From DIR. Cartwright, Principal COnsult-
ing Physician, New Orleans
| cheerfully bear testimony, from personal expe-
rience, Of Dr. Elling's skill practical and sue
cessful operator.
SAM 4. c. CARTWRIGHT, N. d.
New Orleans juno Is, lo59 - --.---.--...
FL en- the much respected DIR. VIM. Newton
Mercer. q
{ From my experience OF tic operations of Dr.
Ealing, am induced to believe that mo Is an adrUit
and sNillful Chiropodst.
W. NEwT0N MERCER.
rs Canal Street
New Orleans, May 10, 1888.