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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. having renewed their lease for
term OF years have entirely reted the house. having
painted. caFpeted and refurnIshed through RhOut.
The location Of this House Is unsur assed, beng
upon the widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
ST.. directly opposite the Old State House. near the
places of Amusement the jObbing houses of Market
the Of which to all parts OF the city for half
dime fare.
The rooms are large. will lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been reiurnlshed with care
for comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm be longing to us, and which
is managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The prepreors of the American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared maFe the
appointments OF this and its bic com.
pare favOEably with the beet houses in the Union
nov2I-ly WYATT & HEULINGS.
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Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tablishment.
MRS. Z. w. SMITH,
No. 2S N. Fifth ST., bet Market and Arch PHILADEL.
PHIA.
DIECE Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
Il lOr. Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every descTIp.
tion dyed in the most fashionable and permanent co.
l"rs. and finished in superior style. Merino Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers,
Carpets Rugs etc. SECURED POnges aad Silk Dresses
re.dyed all cOlors. and warranted equal to new.
Feasona BILE erms.
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ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
Chestnut street, ab0ve Third,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
In the iwmsdiqls noghbOThoUd Of the JObbHg
Houses on Market. VhiEd and Chestnut streets. the
Banks, Post Office. Merchants Exchange, &c.. &c. &
BOARD PER DAY. SI.50
Accommodation when required on the EUROPEAN
PLINs RoOns from so cents AND upwards, per day.
and Meals az a FIRsP-CLAss Restaurant attached to
Ihe Hotel Prize according u the bills Of Fare
SJ-ghe City Ears take Passengers from any Station
To OF CLOSE TO the Hotel.
syEessh. French. German and and sPffnilssh spekeP
g25
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Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA.
For the relief Of the Sick and distressed, afflicted
with VHuent and Chronic Diseases. and especially
for the cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the Dispensary
sent TO tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptabe.
Address Dr. J. SkilIn HOughton. Acting Surgeon
uward Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street. P hiIa
delpha. Pa. dec26.ly
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LHAALE FOR AGENTN.

ShFewd agents can make small fortune in rryinR
these articles around 10 families The DENTAL TREA.
sURY is tho neatest article that man woman
carry around. Send Tor and better, doz.
gen, which we will sell. samples, for 81. Agents
10 70 ats the bnslpess. AMI good. and make pro-
it, We are spending lEOusnmHs Tor the bentG Of
agents. EeY England men and WOmeni here some.
lnlng hce. and chance " take the tide al IIs food.
AdIrass
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect? ?

Or. HuTd's MOuIh Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul eAhqlalIops. and if
used in the morning. will make the breakfast IasIe
swester and the day begin more pleasantly. Hun
dreds of persons can testify 10 this. Try them gen.
tleman.
Or. Hurds Mouth Wash and TO,th Powder will
give young ladies' that finest charm w0man-a
iweet breath and penrly teeth. r'y them. LADIES'.
Qr. IIuEds Mouth Wash snd Tooth Powder the
best preparations the world for cuIng BAD BREATH
aEd giving tirmness and health 10 The Hun
1reds Of OF Diseased Bleeding Gums iIuuIh
Csnker. c have been cured by DIR. iIurd astrIn-
gent wash
DR. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
EdtIonal charm ts c"urtshiI. aud make husbands
more agJeesb to their wives and wives 10 their hus
bands. Fhey should I've used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to imparI a taint 10 the mouth.
Dr.. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Tooihache
arising from exposed RerNes and the best friends
that parents have IN the house TO save their chill
drsn from torture. and themselves from loss OF sleep
aud sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS and hiEcHASIcs. you cannot will ofIsrd
20 neglect your teeth. Fora lrang you
get atIves. than winch ROhschI or AsiOr
get nothing better. Remember that DI SPEPSlA and
CONSU MPFloN OF the LU often originate IN
Neglect Of Teeth. Send for the Treatise IstLt and
read DIR. FiIchs observations this subject II too
late TO arrest decay III your ON teeth. save your
chidren's teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
DR.. Hurd's Neuralgia Non. Adhesive PIasters
are the most pleasant and successful remedies ever
pseserbed for this painful disease The patient ap.
plies md soon becomes drOwsy, fall asleep. ard
awakes tree from pain, and bster other unplea.
ya9t or injurious consequences ensue. For Earache
and Nervous Headache app according TO directions
ana relief WILL surely follow. Nothing an be obtain
ed equal 10 III iIurds Compress for Neural gia. Try
ihem. They are entirely a novel. curious, and orig
nal PREPARATION. and wonderfully successful. They
are Of two s.zes. small, Tor the ace price Is
and the other large. for application to the A3dy price
81 cls. VIII .e mailed on receipt Of pnce al one
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

JAMES S. EARLE & SON
Import and manufacture very largely. the newest
and most improved styles of
ALBUMS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS,
and keep constantly hand extensive aud elegant
assortment at all prices
For IL Cards. pocket size
bound in cloth 90 rs
IN imitation morocco 90
III Turkey so
For "a Cards pocket size
bound cloth, l2S
IN limitation morocco, ! so
IN Turkey 400
ALBUMS FOR THE CENTRE TABLE
For 20 Cards
bound in CLOTH AZ 90
i'll imitation morocco, IS
- IN Turkey so
For 30 Cards
bound in cloth. 375
IN imitation morocco. so
!" in Turkey AS
For 30 Cards
bound in cloth, 325
-" in imitation morocco 90
' in Turkey 90
For so Cards
bOuRd in cloth. so
- in Initation morocco, 50
in Turkey 25
For 60 Cards-bOund IN Turkey morocco. IS
80 " % IS
loo " 8 IS
200 " FTench) Is 90
" 200 " (OuT own mHks) IS 90
my0
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New Card Photographs.

New Card Photographs.
New Card Photographs now ready as below.
ALL 25 CENTS EACH.
New Catalogues. with great additions, gratis on
application. Mailed 10 any address
Jonathan DymOnd, Professor LongfelloV,
William Allen, Mrs LongfellOw,
Nj ) Fox. LOngfelIows Children,
George EoI. Wendell Phillips
James Pease, John Brown,
GuTney. Horace Greeley,
Samuel GuTney, Charles Sumner,
Eliza Quincy, LLOYD Garrison
Julia Clarke, Robert Dale Owen,
Josiah Forster. General Fremont.
John IOdgkin, Mrs. .Frelnsnt
Elias Hicks. President Lincoln.
LucretIa Mott, Secretary Stanton
Eitham, Bishop Claiming Moore,
E" West HILL Battle Of AusteriIGz,
I" The Oaks, Louis Napoleon. in robes.
Theodore Purker, Empress EuRenie
The Grave OF Thee Parker. DIR. Casper Morris.
The Grave of Franklin, Dr. NuiIer,
Thomas Cope, Judge Story
Miss Z NJ Sedgwlck. Mrs. James Madison,
Gallleo, Mary ROwiIt,
Nicholas Bddls, Mrs. TrOllOpe,
Mrs Jameson, Bishop Meade,
George Francis Tram, General Mcclellan,
General Burnside, Commodore Foote,
" Done Gone Florence Nightingale,
" ST. Mary's Hall" Bishop Odenheimer,
Gene raj Buell., General Grant,
General Halleck. General McClernand,
Pars0n BrownlOw, Rev J. A. Seiss. D. D.
New style Photograph buns the most ele CANT as
sortmenI IN the country.
JAS. S. EARLE & SON.
Earle's Galleries and Looking Glass WaFersoms.
mys-Sm Ne. SIC Chestnut street. Philsda
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AOA nASnONhoOI OAAN
Roses i'm VARIETY
Agricultural Implements.

Wheat Fans. Cutting Boxes, COrnshellsrs. Dirt
Scoops, Plo vs-Suriacs and Sub-seil, Horse. Hose,
WeedeFs, etc. fDg sale by
Fsb. gSh, 'lf. EDWIN WILMER
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VIM. b. Hurd & Co,

JRIBUHE BUILDINGS, NEW YoRY.
That rsnlIances may he mads with confidence. w.
H. Il CO. refer % the Mayor Of Brooklyn; 10 g. w.
Grlllith President FarmsTs' and Ctzen. Bank Brook.
lyn: 10 Joy. Coe Y 20. Nsw York; 10 P. T. Barnum.
Esq.. Ney York' eic etc. mh27
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11r Passengers from Baltimore TO Milford Seaford
ami Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Win ngIOn.
Passengers for Dover m " leave Baltimore at .O5
P. NJ and proceed same evening
+. Q. SEWALL. Jr..
Sup't Del Bal road
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
eninsular Railroad Line.
CHA NGE OE HOURS

VIII 4'NE Is Ut IIO . INOs
On and alter Monday Nov. ! 9Th '6l
Trains for the accommodation of
passengers will run a. follows until
further notice;
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sew Work surface A Aubsoii

pLO@s Cutting Boxes, Dirt scrapes, Pans DC.
Far saLe hy EDWIN WILMER
kss fyts -.
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FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
Newark, Del.

&sSsRS&. The ProPIetorO Of this Nursery is largely
$kf3 engaged in the guilty VaIion OfC CioIes Fruits
ALSO,
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DRs. ]. B. 8 We. WAssON.
HAxALL FAMILY FLOUR.
TRusTEE,s sALE.

4oOO BBLS. arriving and for sac by
tUJU J. B. Jennings & co,
i4I2 Overton Block, No. 286 Main 81 eet
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For Tax Collector.

ME are authorized to announce ISAAC B. MER-
w GER as q candidate for County Tax Collector, at
the ensuing March election. cc10tss
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lERsIGNED respectfuIly eaIls ct

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Cn this
city, since 1858, viz:
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CtTATE OF TENNEsSEE-Pro s-1-u
> q rks Office, ehancery side u o. eo1r5 go
chance = court Of the city Of @smpas E H.
vemberthe 18th 1851.
VIM. P HuEt, CgEs ~
vs..
Il. K. smith and others, Dsfe-lse
T. appearing fsom the return Of the shsdg v as
eorntg, ia this cause made, that the dsls1saa X
Drake Is not 70 be found"
IT, Is ordered that be do enter his ap5ea-zzes h
6ef9 r Or vi thin the first three days Of fheuszt lFl ~
sd court. % be hsid on the second E0nday q Her
next, leI2- and plead. answer OF dsuur % s11ra
ans biz or the same viii Be taken f0- -c1af-sae1 q
him and set 70 hearing x parte, and tas- q coz v
o der be Published once a week for four szes-1
weeks ga the Memphis Appeal.
A c95y-att 81: JOHE c. LAEIzR.
Clerk and M4s-sr.
o. IT, LogEood solicitor for complainant.
fazgewfw
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Ia Chanccry, "a memphis.
Complaint,


Ia ChsanceFy, al Memphis.
CTATE OF Ten had ia the
- clerks Office. ohance-v side Of the common law and
chaucery court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday De-
eenber 81, I56l.
william uutcbisou and John James Hooks.
vs.. Compiairant4
Thomas A. Hutchinson and others, D-f-nIan-4
&c appearing from affidavit 6ied in this cause that tbs
defendants, Thomas Andrews Hutchinson, Catherine
Ellen HUTCHINSON, William Nee. Hutchin s01. j H5r-
SON Davis Hutchinson, are n0nresdents Of the State
of Tennessee,
It Is therefore ordered that tfey do enter their appear
ance herein before OF within the first three DAYS Of the
next tenn u said CONT, 70 be held on the second 1fun-
day in MSy next l-d2- and peai, answer OF de-
mur 60 compliments bill, OF the same win be- taken
for confessed SIS 20 them aud set Tor hearing ex parta.
and thai q copy Of this order be published ones r. week
Tor four successive weeks ia the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-atItst: JOHN G.. "A EE.
Clerk and Master.
S Y. WATSON, solicitor for compliments
7agra~-f-
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RUNAWAY

from TIE Undersigned about the -
IL l5h Of Septemhsr, a NEGRO NAN naD-7 To
BEN, aoont thirty years old, Of HEht biaeE -
brown complexion, weighing about one haafra5aA&
znd eighty pounds, i've feet uile inches In bi15t RI
markaoly likely, with a heavy heard ald m9ste.bs
EAen ne len lie was once the property az III d a.
nesr Louisville Ky When last heard fr5m
he was near Z lars Point, n Mississ.npi
A liberal reward VIII be pad for tie deEvsrv of tb7s
Negro. or Tor Information VII en- viii LEAD 10 bs r,--v
-y. L. L. & Q. II. BLACKBURN
Lac8niz Plantation.
lsl3ln- Desha county, ARK.
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MISCELLANEOUS


AZ GMAaALEA a. 4asaaANaafas
CTATE or TENNESSEE -Proessaiau aas l. tas
- clerks Office, ehsueery sids II the e8n51oa and
ehsnesry court Of the city Of Memphis F61sy H.
eembe the Goth, 1851.
Marcos Jones and Joseph Tasg ,fthe irm of J1as Il
Tag, Ceap.
vs.
L. RDosr aud Samuel Boyer. Detsrfuta
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT fisd n this eaaas sazs lEo
defendant, Samuel Boyer, is noarsafsaf 81 81 $50
Of Tennessee,
II Is ordered that ks Do enter b. arpeRe1es aa
before or wi hin he frst three azgs q e r n
said court, TO be beld On the second HersFy F
next, 800, and p.ead. answer sT esnf n acms s-
ants bill, or the same viii BE- tzzsa f~ esafaef g
MIN and sci for hearing sEpars. ai s e1gg n F
order be published once q week ~ fgaf r
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-sttest: JOHN 2 LElsz
Csfk a. Nr
II. Z FOX, solicitor for couPla1ssss
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Tuesday, 4th day of February, 1856
ESTRAYs-SHELRY COUNTY

TAKEN UP by Michael Taylor, on the 22d day of
l. November, 1861, a black MULE, three years old,
thirteen hands high, AVID valued at SIS. Said Taylor
resides in the city Of Memphis.
Taken up by q d. Mclean, on the ddsy of Deem
Der, 1851, a Brown Horse MULE, two years old, roach
ed name, trimmed tail, branded with P" on the left
jaw, and valued at $50. Said Mclean lives in the 5h
Civil District.
1aken up by Lemuel Farren, on the 18th day Of De-
eember. 1861, a Mou-e eolored Mare MULE, thirteen
years old, fourteen and a hat hands high, side Of the
mouth ent by bit, AMI valued at $50. Said Farren re-
sides in the 18th Civil District.
RALEIGH, January 6, 1862.
ia94w R. S. FIFE, Ranger.
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SILK AND W0OLEN
DYEING HOUSE.

IT H HUNT, formerly Matthews g. Hunt late of the
i . school Of the great and celebrated Chemical DIV
ers and ScourerB, Cook Il Matthews, of ST. Louis, has
been induced to open an establishment for carrying on
the above business in all its branches. Every degcrip
ton OF gentlemen's Coats, Vests and Pants are Owed
cleansed ana restored TO their original perfection. He
certainly does remove every spot Of grease, paint, wax
and tar, together with all other blemishes and imuurL
ties 20 which such garments are liable, and warrant the
spots not to r%e-appear. Cali and examine his san
ples Of Coat dressing. If be fails to p'ease you, no
charge viii be made. His Office is on jefferson street
between MAIN street and Front Row.
oc23-5m L II HINT
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9Th day of February, 1852,

At the Sherifs Office. in the city Of Memphis. proceed
70 sell to the highest bidder, fer cash, the following LOT
Or GROUND, with the improvements thereon, situa-
ted on the south side OF Mccall street, in said city, and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a
corner Of Mccall and Clinton streets, in the south
boundary line Of Mccall street thence south and par
sllel with Clinton street, on the west line of A. II.
Douglass lot, TO the wall Of a brick cotton shed
thence w~estwardly, with the wall Of said brick cotton
shed, seventy-6ve feet, parallel with Mccall street to 8
stake; thence u~orthwaIdly and parallel with Clinton
stree, seventy five feet, 10 the south side Of Mccall
street thence with the south side Of Mccall street,
eastwardly, seventy-fye feet 10 the beginning conner
The right of redemption is waived Tbs title ia con
sidered indisputable WV. PARK.
iattds Trustee.
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CTATK or TENNESSEE Proceeding bad b .s
> e-Ik-s oEae. ehaaesry eide Of the common zs sll
ebzacsry eo-r . tuz cry Of Memphis, Saturday De-
center fAe fst1, l55l
JoLa Gzgsr, C~oupiznal
So
Dennis Kelly Def ads--
j. aD9eadag fron aHdavit f-d in this cause that re
def-nia1-s Dsu-is EeuyJ r-sideues is unknown.
l. lg o11es-i THAI Ee 90 enter his appearance hsrez
before or 1ifEiI The hr-t three days o. The next tern 81
said court. 70 be held on the seeoni Monday i1 Nay
next, 1872, and plead, answer or demur % c0uplaE
ants bin, OF the same wild be taken for confessed al %
him and SET for hearing eEparte, and That a copy o. rts
order be Published once = week for f0Gr successive
weeks 10 .hs Memphis Appeal
A copy -attez- JOHN q. LANIER-
Clerk and Master.
C.. Kortrsedt, solicitor for complainant
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ADMINISTRATORS EOTICE.

THB undersigned having qualified as Administrator
4 upon the estate of J. Welby Armstrong, dsces- ed.
notifies all persons indebted 70 said estate to come for
wad and settle their indebtedness. An persons having
claims against the estate, will present them, duly aH.
thentieeted, within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be pleaded against their recovery
CD SELDEN,
jal0lm Administrator.
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GAS FIXTURES

7 ". WATSON s. co. Monroe street. Memphis
-. Gaz Filters, Etc,
Have rec=ived a "a &c lot Of Gas and 5 eam Pipe ana
Gas Fixtures. Brass Work Sheet Brass, Iron Wire
sheet lroa, FILES, &c
Dry Cheeks msd= in any quantity FOR cash.
faEQfws
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Notice.

TvF would hereby give notice that no Ea-R0
~ r,gra EFPhgEiEG ell be done in ZSs%-<S
@ sFors eycent for CASH TIE great difficulty T.
-ehfar collections makes he adoption Of a strictly
rasb svstem necessary vii ms al this tire, and we
- ON Of our customer viii ask for credit, az we
ebsH roslfvalv make DO lewiston from this RUE from
~ 6a.s. eth . fr Repairing CT OF any sale Of goods.
n. S. BRUCE & co.
Memphis, January lsfh, ls2. Monroe stree.
lalglme
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FARM FoR sALE

7 WILL Z L a tract Of $50 acres. zen miles south
east Of Memphis, 275 acre. in cultivation, good cab
ius, cstsrps, Rini mil. tic apply TO A n. Edmond,
a. Memphis, or Jsues L Travis, adjoining The place.
lag i'm ISHAM g. HARRIS.
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ID ChaneerT FL mernnhis.

CTATE OF TEEEESSEE-PrccaednEs had il ere
- clerAt oides- eLsues-y SIDE Of the comso2 iaw ara
elaucsry cour o. the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, Dc
tober the Z9-h. 1851
E. ". Apperso1, Claiborne De.0sch sud Jshn " APP
person, Complainant,
IS.
s.. Y. Watson, a1d other. D fenfaufs.
T. appearing from zEdavit Had F. rHs ea1ss shat rae
residence ofthe defendant. David s. Adams 3 uuku-ul
and hat the cefendau1 Thomas s Adams Is q nOures-
ilent Of tie State Of TeuLezsae.
It Is ordered thar they do enter taei- appearance
herein before or within the hrs- three Gays ,t the next
term Of said CONT, to be held On the second Monday TO
May uext, 1902 and pl-sf, answer or dsmur to
comp ainants' bill, or the -aue Wus be taSsa for con-
fesssd as 70 themsud set for hearing tx parte, and that
g COPY Of this order be publ she'd once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copv-attest: JOHN G. LANElR,
CLERK and Master.
Williams &McKisick snd Currin q Jackson, sodoi-
tnra Tor camDIaiuanis. a-LaWaT
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REMOVAL!

WE have removed to the very eapscious Warehouse,
w No. 3 Front Rev, formerly occupied by Stanton
& Moore.
Our stock of GROCERIES is varied and nearly com
plete, and we feel assured we can meet the views of our
friends. We can those wishing Storage,
at reasonable rates. BOILING a. Co,
ials-Iw No. ; Front Row.
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FILL MILLINERY.
NOTICEi
2 Main street.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, !
October 30, 1861.
VIZ beg &c sdyise our friends and correspondence 10
w the Confederate States, that our Mr.. SAMUEL
GWYN, has removed his residence permanently
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, 70 which point they viii pl sse
direct al communications. Address as follows:
GARVIN, BELL & O..
oc3lldaw6m Nenphi Term.
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LUMBER, LUMHEPI

EUST received i2500Q feet olsar White Pine. ors
- one ard q half, two and three inches thiek. 50OEi
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 9DD O10 49,
o4Nta Ceusra Tor building purposes. poets. ete.- a zen.
ersi assortment Of Fencing 100000 sawed and e1t
Lsths oJ1,OOo nesrt Cypress half inch Shiuelas 80
-pUN FIRE Bricks, IN addition 10 our already large took
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which w. vai
sell low for cash.
m~rtly2dp N. NJ COCHRAN 4 RRCg
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NEOIaSses.
Sugar and MOIasSeS.
DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN TEE WORLDI
Eight Years ina Memphis.

TNFORMS the public in general that be is prepared
IL 20 treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced iuolrsble, and called chronic
HIS treatment Of Cancers is without any rival, be
cause they viii be expelled from the system, with ali
their roots and fbsrs, only by constitutional treatu5nt
without esusties aad without the knife.
He also treats with success, according 70 The most
improved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Gout, Ophthalmis, Fistu!a in Ano, Scrofuls,
syphilis, Dyspepsis, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel, F.s, Tapeworm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases of the Eye
sad Ear, and gives particular attention to all female
complaints. particularly those Of the womb.
Negroes who sre afflicted with any Of tie above dis
eases viii be cured. aud can find good board and &C
commOdations while under treatment at the Doctors
in6rmsry.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients at a distance
that if they are not prepared TO consult the Doctor Ter
sonally, BY writing 10 him, with sn exact account Of all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine will be for
war5ed by Adams express.
70 Office in LenoW's Building, Union street, be
tween Maia and Second, fourth door east of Main.
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