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ENTERTAINMENT AT ODD Fellows HALL.
Our experience last night convinces US that all
who desire to "laugh and grow fat" should
visit the nightly entertainments Of Harry Ma
earthly, at Odd-fellows' hall. He is a good
eommedlsn, and as a songster is inimitable.
His "Song to the South, /" 'Dixie,' and the new
melody o. The "Bonnie Blue Flag" are parts
Of the programme which lovers Of music in
narticular will aDpreciate.
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TO JAMES t. LEATH, ESQ

It would be a great pleasure to the people
Of this senatorial district, and particularly to
the people Of Memphis, to use your name as a
candidate to represent the counties of Fayette
and Shelby in the senate Of the next general
assembly, and we hope you will not deny them
the privilege Of comforting upon you the I'M
sought position. Your compliance with this
wish will be responded to with enthusiasm by
the I'VE 2tS People.
As IT SHOULD BE.-Soldiers and soldiers
wives and families wishing p~is.Bres, will get
them at one-half the regular price, at the
Southern gallery
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GTW We had lbe pleasure, yesterday, Of
meeting on our streets Capt. Mailman, of the
Guerrilas. He informs US that ae has beea
assigned for Tie present to the ordnance de-
psrtmsnf, in this city. He yet has room in
his company for some ten or twelve more re
eruils. Those desiring to enter the service
could Tot get into a better company.
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MEssRs EDITORS Strange to say, we are
yet alive, although, We drank half barrel Of
that poisoned beer. Kind stranger, who did
send that beer to Camp Rodgers, you must
have been mistaken-cOme, let US try another
barrel, and f that affects like the former, we
will declare your beer truly southern, if not in
its origin, at least in its operations. Yet, even
the origin, sOms say it comes from Chicago;
others, not the least apt to be well Informed,
say it simply came from Bellville, Missouri.
ANY how let US taste it again, as a body, we
will give yon an impartial opinion. They say
Mr.. Baum has on Adams street a great deal Of
it. He can certainly not wish for a better
recommendation than that Of NJ. J. D.
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FAMILIES OF VoL~UNTEERs.-It is stated that
ten thousand nine hundred and ninety-two dol
lars out Of the twenty thousand levied by the
county court in aid Of the families Of volan-
teers, has been paid out, and that another levy
cannot be made until the October term. This
amount will certainly not meet all the claims
that will be presented. There will be an in
crease, Of course, in proportion as the army is
increased. There may, before October, be the
widows and fatherless of those who have given
their last breath for their country to be cared
for. What is to be done in this case? Evil
IDENTIFY benevolent efforts must be made. Re-
specting such efforts Ye venture to suggestthat
arrangements should be perfected for giving
concerts, balls, costumes, amateur dramatic
performances, sacred ~oratiOns at churches,
and such other public performances as may be
practicable, once 8 week, the proceeds to be
applied to this important o5j'ct. We must not
let the families of the volunteers suffer while
they are fighting for US.
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CIScIENATI RIGHT.-Tbe Cincinnati Ea-
guirer a day or two ago, in quoting the heavy
sales Of wheat, bacon etc, recently made here,
remarks " Memphis is fast becoming one of
The great markets Of the world" Cincinnati
was right that time.
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THE DENTAL MEssEEGER-Dr. J. B. Was
son has laid on our table Tie DsBfaI Messenger,
a work Of which he is the author. 1t is ex-
tremly well printed, and got up by Saunders s
Co., on Madison street.
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Producing q, Pictures Quickly
and True to y~VfGfsEPe.

Our Laboratory is furnished with al the appliances
necessary TO prepare the best chemicals. We are aided
BY a frst-clas5 Artist snd can furnish cur customers
with superior pictures in all the various stsses known
to the art.
~ Artists furnished with stock.
2. Il. CLAhK, F. H. CLARK & CO.,
J. s. WILKINS. No. 1, Clark's Marble Block.
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SUBDEE DEATH.-A woman, named Csrri-
gan, who lived alone in a little shanty in the
navy-ysTd, and who had been compl aiming for
the previous day OF two, was found yesterday
morning dead in her bed.
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S. e. & co,

We beg leave TO !csll public attention to the fact that
our edition Of Oh. HARDEE' TACTICS is the onl
one that has recently teen revised by the celebrate
author, sad the Unly / sesured copyright in the Con-
federacy.
The work is published
In vols, bosnd, 2imo., v ii plates, at..."."..$2.5O
pamphlet, svo, with plates, at......... 400
E. g." without plates, st.....n. $50
The price is always u0derstoOd for the whole set o.
the two volumes, on receipt OF which we will mail them
and prepay the postage to all parts Of the Confederacy.
Books Hers and N litsrv companies, who order largely,
viii receive a liberal discount.
Those Booksellers and Publishers, who are selling
spurious editions Of Col. Hardee's Tactics, will have to
suffer the penalties Of the law and those who are buy
ing such editions, we beg to tiure that they are all
mutilsted editions. and that ~ one OF them contains
these improvements and changes which Col. Hardee but
recently adopted, and which cal only be found in that
edition, which we now bring before the public.
Eoat respectfully,
s. II, GOETZEL * Co,
Booksellers and Publishers,
jelS-dtWaE1m Mobile, Alabama.
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MnITARY ELEcTIoE.-The following are
The voting places fer the election on Tuesday
next: 5th civil district at CoFTel's 18th at
Germantown 12th and 18Th at J. W. Rogers;
I4th at ". E. Eppes', and at the recorders
sfRce; 18th at Chelsea; 18th at high Hill.
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SCHOOL PoPULATIoN.-A committee Tepor-
ted to council last april that the number Of
young persons in rhs city entitled to the
privileges ofthe eommO schools, was certain
L. not Less than 356S.
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TAG Y|oLUNTEER's PIPE.-We are indebted
TO A. a. Ciausen, Of the cigar store on Main,
near Madison, for a pipe, the head Of frisr
weed. the stem Of horn, taking in two, espe-
eisIIy adapted for volunteers Il is just the
thing, and his Billy Bowl.gs tobacco smokes
fine in Is. The pipe is Of French invention
ana male
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Greer sVVy. Z.

SECOND STREET. NEAR CORNER OF ADAMS,
HEMPHIS, TENN.
trIL-lmIa- A-.I.nrha en-
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SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
BAILEY SPRINGS, North ALABAMA.
Treatment and Care of Chronic
Diseases
DRS. MORTIMER q LURTON,

DRS. MORTIMER u LURT0N,
Formerly Of Louisville, Ky.s)
HAVE, at the solicitation of many correspondents In the
South, concluded to spent three months Say from mid
die Of June uRtl the middle ef september), Of the pres
ent season, at Bailey Springs, LauderdsIe county, North
Alabama, so that all who desire can consult them there,
and besides having the advantage Of q variety Of sups-
rior mineral waters, can also be unier their personal
treatment.
Their successful treatment Of all forms Of chronic
diseases, with both males and females, Is now generally
known throughout the South, and they deem It unnsces-
ssry to say anything more in this notice, than that they
viii be there. and give prompt and personal attention
to all who desire their professional services.
They give special attention to the treatment Of the
following diseases:
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS.
DISEASE OF a SPINE,
DISEASE OF III LUNGS,
ENLARGEMENT OF LEE
HEU sTiSu,
LUMBAGO,
SCIATICA,
NEURALGIA,
CHRoEIG DISEASES (of stomach or bowels),
NERVOUS AFFECTION,
DYSPEPSIA QndIgestiOn).
In the treatment OF all forms OF Female Complaints,
such as thousands of mothers aud daughters suffer from,
their SUCCESS is without 5 precedent in the ordinary
routine Of practice.
Their numerous patients in the sOuth, whom they
are treating by correspondence, win address them at
Bailey Springs. Ala, duriDg the time specified.
mvl9- pTuawpow2n
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8atfst Ne(0s tp G&legrapB.

rg n. w. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
OF truth Of the news.
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EXCHANGE ASH EANK EOTE LIST.

JULY 14TH, 1861.
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ATTEETIos, MEMPHIS INBEPENDEET DRA-
GooNs Appear on the camp ground on Satur-
day morning at 9 O'Clock, in full dress uniform
parade. c. McDoNALD, Captain.
]. G. BARBOUR, q. S..
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The WEATHER-YesteTday was cloudy and
very sultTy until nearly sunset, when the hesv-
ems became clear and beautiful.
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Cor. JAEEs 7. LEATH.-A call is made in
to-dsy's paper upon Gel. Lea;h to become e
candidate for State Senator. BE is every way
qualified for the position, AMI, if elected, viii
serve his constituents ably and faithfully.
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For FoIt Harris. Randolph, Fulton,
DSEEDEsg,
New Madrid and Columbus.


Leaves every tuesday and Friday st4P.M.
EfHE sDierdjd passenger and freight F
Z steamer KENTUCKY, C-U-arl 3 C. L
FIlesL- VIII .eave as above every TUGS--A
DAY and FRlfAT. at 4 O5cI5cz p IT., carrying the
mai and making az connections promptly For freight
or passage having superior accommodations, apply on
board or 10 D MORTON & co or
Je-S 3n J G ErNtNTS. Agents
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wTRUEk MIsPLAcED-At II O'Clock yester-
day, at the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
depot, marked &C. F. Dandridge, Como, Miss"
A suitable reward will be given for it, if left
at J. D. Williams &Co.7s E McGEHEE.
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Orr ron THE BAEK CoEvEETIoE.-CaIt.
JOSE ph Lenow, president Of the branch Of The
bank Of Tennessee at Memphis, leaves on BE
Memphis and Charleston railroad this morn
ing, 70 attend the convention Of southern bank
Dr. sidsnts, to meet at Richmond on the oath
instant
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BACK AeAM-Ann Matthews, having serv-
ed a term sf twenty-three days Imprisonment
in jail, was discharged at one O'Clock yester-
day morning at six O'Clock the police brought
her back again thoroughly intoxicated, aud
with a full bottle Of whisky in her pocket to
continue the carouse.
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CHARLESTON HOUSE!
Immediately Opposite Depot OF
Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.

THE oUS IS&yEW and recently furnish 49,
i ed. Passengers by river aBd railroad will T,I1
find this the most convenient Hotel - the IN
Aemphis and Charleston Depot ia the ;ity. A@%1A-
JOHN D. ARMOUE,
iyT6 Tvis PrsuIiet0r.
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CzrMIEAL CouEr.-At this court yesterday
A. Hutehins, charged With whipping Nanny
MeGinnis with a hot poker, was found guilty
and fined ten dollars. Barton, who is in Gus
tody on charge Of numbering the soldier Nc
Carly, Of Capt. Jsckson's artillery company,
was brought Up for having, with others, com
mitted a larceny. The trial was postponed.
Elijah England, charged with murder, viii be
put on his trial this morning.
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$500 ResU0a'M.

jyl6 1yis
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CRY E~EGINEER.-The question of salary
having been settled, The new city engineer has
entered upon bis duties. This is the second
term be has filled the Office; be is well qualified
for the duties devolving upon him.
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Hex. J.. P. JoHEsoE.-We had the pleasure,
YESTERDAY, OF meeting on the street our old
frien5, Col. J. P. johnson, Of Arkansas, who
is en- route for Little Rock. We learn that a
part Of bis business viii be to transfer the Ar
kansas volunteer forces to The ommand OF
Gen. Hsrdee, Of the confederate army. He
will return immediately to Richmond, but will
be in Arkansas 10 a short tme, when be viii be
at the service Of the State.
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PoR NEW ORLEANS The steamer Ferd. Kennett,
Briefly, master, Will leave for the above and all inter
me late landings this evening at 5 O'Clock. Thos.
z. Williams & Co., agents.
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AxEpsTED AND MISUNDERSTANDING ago
A LADY in this city was robbed Of several dia-
mond rings, and other jsweiry Of considerable
value the Louisville police, who show con-
siderable ezpertness in capturing Memphis
-zLisves, csugbt the thief in that city and
put him in Jail. Ga his restoring the lost
property the owner declined to prosecute, and
8 most undesirable msnbeT Of the community
was set at liberty.
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R~A @~-
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Lumber

lust R~ECEIvED-I25, 600 feet clear White Pine. I,
d ~, 2 and 3 inches thick; $50 900 feet dried white
for building purposes, posts, etc; a general assortment
Of Fencing 10000 sawed and cut Laths; 500 coo heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and 1900 Fire Brick, in
1dditieh to oar already large stock q Lumber, Doors,
sash, Blinds, etc, which we viii sell low for cash.
v--N 4--nH- y Y nn~-TD Il l. munn
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HoUsE BnEkkISe.-Capt. Klin6, of the day
police. Yesterday arrested Gabriel Phelps and
Seottie Rese, on the charge of breaking into a
house Of i'll fame on South street, kept BY a
woman named Maria Green, on Tuesday night.
# is charged that the men, after the inmates
Of The place had retired to rest, broke into the
house by violence, and when in, that they be-
Gan TO smash the articles in the house. TIE
wasb-bowl and other loose articles were
smashed, and the bureau broken to pieces.
As the women in The place endeav-
orsd TO interfere to defend their property
they were choaked. The keeper Of the
house states that one Of the men
drew a pistol on her. Before leaving. they SET
Ere 40 tbe place, but the flames were extin-
~,isbsd. On clearing away the wreck sfter
<bsir departure, it was discovered tbat the sum
~ a hundred and eighty-hve dollars, which
rs DEPOSITED in one Of the bureau drawers,
was missing. The police discovered that the
+ro men were recruits in the guerrilla com
n,pvl On applying at the aTmoTy, on MOnrO'
Itrssr. the captain of the company readily
suozves the officers to do their duty, and P slP'
"A Ross were conducted to the station house,
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POISONED BEER.

GFThOse wanting a fine picture, at the old
prices, will be suited at The Southern Gallery.
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gofaI Skaters.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
MEnrHIs - GErrEs 90 RALROAB.

Passenger Train leaves Perry Landing daily (san-
DAYS excepted, a. SEQ Am. arrives st2 Pm Con
a=cr= - aaalsou with Arkansas Stage Company and
Ove-iaa. a. Coaches &c Little AoSE. Fort smith, Son
FrEncIs-o. California; hot Springs; Washington, Arkas-
SIS: C1arssviHe, Texas, and all principal points in
srksasss SOD Texas. Tickets sold 0y L. S. Knowlton5
No. d. q jefferson street
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e. The Southern gallery was formerly
known as Tyler's mammoth sky-light rooms,
Main street, opposite 0dd-FslloWs' hall.
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gpttiaI 8Otlrts,
fna

MEssHs. Clark, Gregory * Co., Esshville-Gents I
have been sfnIeteS with Piles. together with = oOmpli-
cation OF diseases, Er better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and sll have failed to give
relief, unless it Was Of short duration. I have used
two and one-half bottles OF your Ambrosial Oil, accord
ing to directions, and have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may fad relief.
NANCY JANS WHITREER.
Marshsll County, Tenn, September l6. 1850.
Ressrs. CLARK, Gregory n Co Gents There are two
of my friends here that want, each, ha'f a dozen bottles
Of yoar Ambrosial OIL. They have tried it and found
it all you recommend it. JAS. 7. P
Tunnel ri !, Georgia, 1850.
For sale by n. @. CAICE b SON.,
And sl Memphis druggists. jyI1-daE2w
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Comntrtial aaittrs.
DATLY RErOnr Of rRE mAEsKET



FUESIsHED FROM THE ~mERcHAETs'
MEMPHI5s July 10, 1851.
COTTON-There is nothing doing in the market.
Quotations altogether nominal.
TOBACCO-we did not hear OF a sale.
wHEAT-There was only . moderate inquiry for this
article yesterday, while the offerings were veEy heavy,
embracing some p 600 bushels. The reported sales, on
'change, embraced 800 bushels good red atsI 90, 30 and
AZ do at sI.OO, 200 sacks inferior at SOC. and 80 do at
9Oc p bushel. Owing to large stocks sndheavyr receipts,
the market closed with q declining tendency in prices.
CORE-We hear OF but little demand, and the gene
raj market is dull. sa es on Change Of $50 Bushels
prime white at 6sEc, Ios do at &c, 100 at SOC, and 40
do at 60@6lHc.
HAY OATs-In good demand and firm at former
prices.
=BRAN-I. arm aud active at $500 p tun-saeks in
cluded.
~FLOUR-The only sal, reported was 100 brls XX city
mills at $500. There is a good demand for new at
SO. 50Gs so for srperhne ochoice extra.
BACON-25 aud IS casks shoulders, 10 casks rib sides
and 6 casks hams sold to one Iarty on terms not tran
spired; also I casks clear sides st l6 and 5 casks
shoulders AZ 1sc.
W~HTsET-saIes OF 100 brls reotiAed al 36c 2 gal.
G~ROCERTE5-A good demand for sugar, coffee and
molasses without change 10 prices.
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E771Intbe present crisis Of affairs, we would
suggest to our friends the appointment Of COM
petent military men for officers Of the militia.
We would suggest the name of P. Lewis as
major, believe him to be a competent officer.
MANY CITIZENS.
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CAUrIoE.-We would advise all our friends
patror izing the Southern gallery, to be sure
thew are in the right place before selecting a
picture.
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T1HIS LIHIMENT, unlike ordinary applications, Is q
4 perfectly transparent liquid-Riil not soil the skin
Of the most delicate individual, and warranted TO be The
best LOCAL application ever offered to the public. Its
powerful penetrating qualities adapt il 20 every form Of
rheumatism, Neuralgia, and pain Of every character.
For sale by Ward x AoCIellaad and Chandler x Co.
Fer sale only by
WARP b McCLELLAND,
CHANDLER & CO.,
& W~ETHERILL,
H. 2. ~FARESWORTH & CO.,
TALBOT & DAFCY,
SERGSTACK * CO., and
s. @. CREIGHTON s. CO.,
Druggists and Chemists,
spIa-is Real street. aemphis. Tenn.
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Foreign Markets by Telegraph.

[FER STEAMSHIP ASIA
LIVERPOOL, July 7.-Sales OF cotton on Saturday,
the 9th, u 600 bales, specu alors and exporters taxing
5000 bales. The market closed STEADY.
Breadstufs steady. Provisions quiet.
Consols, at London S9H069H.
Toe Arabia arrived out on toe It'll.
At Havre. tres ordinare II5E. Bas. 1891. The market
closed buoyaut. Sales OF the week, Is, 700 bales.
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mEmPHl5 AsD aR2AASAS RIVER


THIS line is stocked with entire new beats this sea
4 son. t3-wlt:
HOSE DntGLASS--..s.....James &cGinnis, Hester
CHESTER ASHLET s--.--.Reese Pritchard, Master.
LfftLE Brow, Easters
FREDERICK ECIREBE.......R- D. HaIues, Master
The above ueatcusd hosts have new taken her
places in the Memphis aud EitL5 Rock United States
Aau Line permanently. They are Grst-5lass passenger
Beats b' { expressly for the trade, and are equipped
and furnished in tie most sUperb manner.
Their DAYS for leaving Geuphls are TUESDAYS,
EaUHSH AVS ana SA ERDAIS, at 4 C'ciUck, P BIZ,
connecting az Pine siuG with coz-hes fer Princeton,
sld At Little EC-S with small b1s-s for all point Above
that place. and with a daily line Of coaches for the cst-
sbrated Hot Springs, South Arkansas, and ClarksvilIs,
Fexls.
For information aGLress, or Epplv to
John d. ADAMS, Proprietor.
or LARBT HAEES7AD, Agent.
mia In C.ruer Madis.u Ereet anI Frnrt raw-
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e17 All styles Of picture, from small am
brotype to a ~life-size oil painting, can be had
at the Southern gallery.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery ,

WE have built and arranged 8 suite OF rooms for
w this express purpose. Our light combines all the
modern improvements,
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Cherokee Cure!
AN unfailIng cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, I2poteRcys Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone ia the Bladder, 0bstruoted and Difficult
MonstrGution. and all diseases oaYed by ~dsvistiRs from
he pats Of nature, and ~indulging in self-PolIutlon.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs o; generation are
speedily cured, and full vlgor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mIsd aud body ara necessary to promote
oonnu5iAl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiIitsted, worn
down and d~sssslring devotse OF sensual pleasure, will
hnd relief.
It is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action containing no mineral poison, but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles Tor So, aud for
wsrdsd by express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, PrOprietors,
Sole Projectors, G5 JsferEon-st., near post Office,
general dealers IN all popular family medicines, Aem-
phis, Tenn.
u Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
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