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A Furmishedf MOuse 40 T,ef

A CONVENIENT DweIing House. furnished
EAwith gentee rurnitare, situated on the eorler of
Vaughan and Bracket streets and near the Congr s.
street Horse Cars win be let reasonable ter ms
posse. ion gwen Jan I'd. Inquire on the premises
i dec29dtf II s.lsifI 81 an 4. -7---.-
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Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE and Let on Hampshire Court, occupied
1Aby Rhoda Hanson The house is two ste ries in
good repair, and will be sold at bari ain Eaquire
Of JOSIAH JONES, No9 Merrill str dec31G9w.
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House and Land for sale.

A PHOTOGRAPH SALOON, Price sl5o Ipouire
= i q No. 22ss Congress street, Portland, Me-
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FOR SALE & TO LET
HOUSES tor sale.

e q ss HOUSES tor Sale. sod Ell
- A three story Brick House and Lot on Lin
M.,. coin street. aInf .1l.r. ea...f..1
-ki;A. A two story Wood House and Lot on
CLestLutstTeet, near Cumberland at. ha
A three story Brick Hluse and Lot on Park Place
near Daniorth rect. sii-lu aTEe gafuH ~
A two story Hoaee and Lot. corner Pie and CLARK
str, cts Abo VACANT Lot near Washin gton st.
ban Terms liberal. Apply to y.
ianlid3w J.C. PROCTOR, Lime strete
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Farm For Sale.

.l-od The subscriber offers his Farm for
G<sSK ~ sale situated near Dann's Depot in
ME7Isxs2 North Yarn ruth formerly known
I'll - ~ as the "Mo &c Farm f" Likewise
his stock ind Farming tools The
Farm contains about ITO aeIes OF good land, good
buildings &C. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed 20 call and examine for the mseysa. N4
East North Yarmouth, an I'd, 1885, Il jsn4.odti
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FOR SAcE

WI5HlNG to make = change In my businesss
w offer .or sale my establis iment, where mar
with capital Of 50 900 or So OO0 can do al exten.
siye. business, For further particulars address y
. n SON, Portland, Me. dec2od& WITT
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NO Let.
FOR SALE.

4 furnished Room, heated by y furnace, and cup
piled tn gas, in private fsmily. House rally
located. Apply to v, AZ Midule ct. ii1l dec26d8N
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House for sale.
ROOnas lei

A TWO story house no 40 Frauklin St. Addres.
o. ..Tlost,E 1850 VIM. u. BARNES.
jAnSd2w' ss No. "a old slip, New York City.
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For Sale.

A SOU ARE block of land, Of about 900 acres
"A of wood Land, ON the south side Of the river st
Lawrence, 10 Canada East. 1t 10 nterceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites.l Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce In large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech. tamarac anu bass woe 10 any amount
Enquire Of II. I. MA0HlN. Portland.
Portland, Feb 1854. at .liN feh25 eodtf Il
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I.Iz5a ILL ]. &.

a From South Paris, BY snow Fails wsoOek Noh woodoc
1s, es sSss . 1 AND s sss ss,: ss
Arrive a. Andover hs 10 M "''A' anu '-'ui'y'
Leave Ansoysr Maadsy wednesday and Friday. ass m
E % @t ss sss 'i... isss.:s si.'
Leave Norway Tuesday and Saturday, at4pn. - ia A
Hsas: f + ssssS s ~ u an. nd
Arrive aiNorway BY Ia
Ia From Norway y North Norway Greenwood la miles, and
1870 W ~ Z i S@9 $50
Arrive at Norway by 10 "a m. ''
i4s From Waterfront BY North Waterford. sOneham Low
Tsss.s = AZ. Ia: ss.sra T. n a. BACK
Arrive 81 Lo's 81 oy pn. - ~ - ~ - -
Arrive a Waterford v Ii lam M ~ Nv ~"
s From lowell by SOqh Fyeburs Stow miles,
Leave Lowell Tuesday and Saturday, a4I2p IN.
LsavesiOw Tuesday and Saturday, at si.apm
Arrive at Lowell by
III Es% g BY si 8 sss ss'" aud
Lsap Bethel Tuesday and Friday as / M 80 - -
Leave Leave Eit oI'3 ws y 1 and Saturday
Arrive a Bethel by p M
rs Prom Auburn, ty East Auburn Turner
ss uss fuas c' sss ss ss s ss s'
Leave LVe@ore Centre Moaday, "Wednesday and Friday. m
ias From Auburn by West Auburn North Auru Turner and North
L as'a 1ss % sa y sas. W. y Il week.
Arrive =. Llverncrs by s ta Pm
100 1,se' nnot aahy; except SUNDAY, a'o ~ !"
80 From Greene Dspt South Led. miles and back s
Leave Greene Depot Tuesday and Saturday at Zap pm.
EsIs s a. sSa t 1sf Ts.., pm
| Arrive aGfesae D<pps " ; ~. TIL IfV III
Isl 5 s.. Z b.. \. I.a.s, and ws.f. nia'
Leave Temple Md TUESDAY, Thurs .y and saturday
Leave Stark Tusiay, Thursday and Saturday, nlpm
Arrive ut Temple Mills BY pm.
I5a From Wales Leeds Junction. miles, and back three times
=" 3.
TInv,s. -. Jsasasa !, q pm;
A. s Ws .S.' sS p% 'nu''''' anu
E,G1 BY Fat Sumner; Hartford Canton s md ass s
Canton 70 C.a,oa Point miles .a times week = :.
Anis. al DISeId BY Ia NJ n.''-'
pa,u, ,r,- n,, i, y, main ,o..
si Flon Buessd North sshns TO West SUMNER
" pss. s.,. .s -. ~
Arrive . West s.ss SUNNI ysi by =, n,
i zl'i1s as :, sasssissy n.y. ana SATURDAY
5 From North Jay by East Dixhed Diz6ed Centre Dxhed Me-
m ss%s S bi. s @ P s. ss s and r
7 1Ilis. i HIyss;. fs;s asy y A. naNtFl
Arrive a North jay next DAY ~ 10 an FgTss.akAA
Leave North Jay Tuesday 81 m.
1,sss p 5 1sss Taa BY an :,
,s From North s.rwor. to I,.rmor. Fall. miles. and back
times. wssk. t.9s 81 49, = oslh
| Arrive al Lvermore Fails by Up
,s. 4' S,h ~. 1H e. 1 Fl " H.
''''s >NS"' As.A"es " - - l.
l57 Mexico Roxbuy Byrcn 6 miles and back
1e sssI M..iss s,,.,l.v :, m.sa4sst4
Arrive s !, B,Isa byse%z
| Leave Dy.oh .a'urhy Al n IA q
Arrive al Mexico by IL a M st+AsN - H. q g
Dixfed by Csihags 10 Weld miles,
Ls ssst E .sif D lSi. sssl ~ and Saturday or
Ar aiss !, y w ea ~ ''S IL 5 SS5h lay
srss m 81 I Ss. s. and Saturday, at am
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For Sale.

A TWO story House and Lot, situated on PoIt-
"A land street, with Stable and other outbuldir 60.
Also two adjoining lots containing abept eight
No. AZ Portland street. june9 dtf
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ID 0OMs to Let, furnishei or unfar uished. with
AAcr without board, at " Free street. None but
respectable psrsons peed apply. janadlw.
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A TWO story house corner of congres, and Mer.
a. riil streets, with the lot is oSe;ea for sale. In.
qure o. 4.f. CHARLES WEBB,
JauSoSw~ .Q N" 100 Congress strestS
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4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
sE9xEa rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
Ek&& IN and one half miles from Portland and the
lsEf9 finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
80 Atering place and summer boarders For
parteqiars enquire of AKA Id GEO. OWEN,
apt diff l0l Commercial Street. Portland.
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A TWO story store. near Fslnoath Depo.. form.
"A erly occupied by X. Merrill 4 Co, Enoaire OF
the saesSsi6sr- 81 REUBEN MERRILL.
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thE nnders gned Wishing to chsnge his pace
STICK &C The took 10 new ana complete in all it's
aepartmenfs III, stand is enc Of the best in Pert
ano being suited to Family and Country Ira e.
Apply at las Congress etIsct. sct24
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Portland and Penobscot River.
e Fall and Winter Arrangement, 1864.
THE NEW, BTAUNCH AND CoMMoDloUS
STEAMER LADY LANG,
Built expressly for this route,

-kaanL seNg1<s VIII commence her Fall aud Win
NJ ksxnk ter errangement ON MONDAY
eEz48e MORNING, october nth leaving
Bangor every Monday and lharsuay Morning al
O'Clock, .F,s.+ss,. 49,.
~ Returning, will leave 3 airead wharf loot OF
State street, Portland every Tuesday and Friday
Evening, at 0o'clock for Bangor, or Is far IS the
ice Will permit, connecting fhs Eastern. Bost-
roads, from Boston and Way Stations, leaving Bcs-
ton a. o'clock P. III. ,.e.-- t..,.
The Boat will touch at Rockland. Camden, Bel
FAST, Bu.ksport, Wrterport and Hampton, both
ways. Passengers tlckefed through 70 and from
Boston, Lowell, Law euce, Salem and Lynn.
D For more extended information, apply to y. o.
landings; TIE Depot Masters Of the p. 8. O
Eastern and B. & NJ Railroads. Abel Somerby,
] Portland; Lang Delano, Boston, or '...a...
October I.-dtf. y y TlTJ ~ y 5l7 800
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3lgo0 tanlaC-----f2 bslnu
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MEDICAL.
Good News for the Unfor tur ate.
- a ..H.rIrr.r
.aLf 1.l -l.U
TEE LONG SOUGHT FOR M
DLScoYERED AT LAST.
Cherokee Remedy.
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

90 lras AND
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b Messrs. e, . B. W. SEAMS, l0a State st.
Since the above was written we have received ad-
vices that of the new wells the Mecca pr per
ty has reached oil, and now yields twenty barrels
per day. AS soon as the tubing put down 1t will
prohab greatly increase.
+ Subscription Books, for Unite number Of Shares
WIN be open at the ofces Of r. G. RI ooroa, ESQ.,,
Lime 1t near P. o.. and at y. 5. Baows's Banker,
No, 20 Exchange 81, t dee23tf q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-
IN ew E ng1and
PETROLEUM COMFY,

.s9uRgbA OF, BOSTON. rr IN
Organized Under the Laws of Massachusetts,.
PREsIDENT-EDwARD C. BATES. rl Ii
1QlA5 TREAsuRER-JAMES H. CLAPP.
FRANKLIN HAVEN, JR., r. W. SEARS,
WILLIAM LINCOLN, A,So r, T. SMITH. ilaf
lg01 d. NJ. YEOMANs, sop In oLApP
u " saiog f sse E. c. BATES.
I ,yrQ 81. z1 swaE
CapH@i,.. ..........2.... ass. Is. $3.50 200
NaMDer Of Shares,................ 10000
SubscriptiOns..... .fsAi 81 3 90
Working Capktai,.........,....., $4,000
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Won you host. u ilienis among Me- llat
elns. ~ society True, MANY nfe Pouo
from here whom you knev. vet many silll
remain. Your treatment " nv ease, which
all physician. ptonoune,i "conlrmcd iu
hefealnr cunsunpiion,' md my cHhrlrln
recovery 10 perfect health, placed ,ou
among my friends and acquaintance, nnd
! bclic,i also, with romc memhers u Tho
faculty, ~ The ablcst physician of our
country IN treating this dIseaae, Other,
arc still here whom you cured 81 ihii dl'
ensc, and all will give you their influence.
Come Il ,ou can Write me soon.
,uur Friend. n. q. Wll.sON.
FOR years previous TO the war spent
We winter and slrinH seasons IN pray,,eo IN
New Orleans, Dr. ".
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McCOMBS 4 Co..
IMrokTERs tSb pKALBRs IN
FOREIGN AMI DOMESTIC

FOREIGN AMI DOMESTIC
Hrd,rare, rutirfh WcrhmirS
Tools, HoHw F,UBisLinJ
Goods, agricultural
hpicmrnts, 81.
lJcnn for FdbbDits' So,lc',
Igca,s forhc C7inton Ton
llorks COS iron and
Na3s, lgcms for HAIRS
Fire Progf Sgcs,
Nos. 3aal 4 ga Main Street.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
rV' Gco. Keller, formerly Of the house
of Brooks 4 Saunders. N. \. Byrncs, for.
merly Oi the house Of orgill bros. u 10.
jylj.3m.
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tcrmincd 20 continue to press this
disgusting doctrine. Among others,
the n. y. independent refuses to
abn,c one jot OF title Of iis advocacy
Of the mixing Of white and negro
blood, bnt continues to hold up the
"principlc. One Of its contributors
Clarence Cook, has m article IN last
week issue, in which he argues that
we will never produce great painters
or poets until We incorporate the
negro into our very blood. The
Anglo.Saxon race, he insists, will
never alone produce true artists, and
adds:
No race is good alone. God
meant them to be combined, and lie
knows best how, in Ills own good
time, TO cause all these grapes Of life
in his royal cup TO make a wine meet
Tor .hc lips Of the Lord of Life to
drink. .a.
But, so far, VIC are only shown TO
be the equals of England in hcr al.
vaniagcs. We brought from her the
stock, already somewhat mingled, Of
Saxon and Norman. We have seen
that, in our day, il has suffered u
great infusion; but the future holds u
more noble mixture still. Celtic,
this, as the Irish Is, but gran'lcr by
nature. more heroic, more intellect
ual even, yet higher than this, more
spiritual, more religious. ] mean
the negro race. a race, in the first
place, Of high qualities.-fai,hful,
earnest, deeply believing in God.
Then, tried US by fire in the seven
tincs-hcatcd furnace Of slavery, suf-
fcring unimaginsble wrongs, with an
unimsgimblc patience, and, through
the fierccsl trial that ever human
beings endured, without weakness,
without covardicc, wi.heut faitering,
holding fast to Gods hand biding his
time. i ItlII5aI IL.t
This race has in It the seeds Of q
sweet and rich and generous culture.
II shall be mixed with ours, is being
m;ycl ;n,lec,L and Ia tho fa,ure we =
sh,ll 500 \ irui, Of art. Of literature.
of social l;fc. tho prodnc, Of this crea,
cn,raf,;ng, such rs has not yet been
seen IN ,Le vorIJ. n il noitry IN n.
70 hold our cycs SO close 10 the nrcs.
~, 40 r. IN ,le Ian of Gml thor,
v", msr. no, yrsr. of r.rc ,oh, NOR,
errs,al.el:sr moro ;cwcl.r;cl' ,o ae,
ia, ,hc cve. 10 cheer tho heart. !,
;nsn;rc IN: ,.lvouc;ny souls Of men
TLr race tina, shnll people this splen
All continent IL not yet horn. h j,
n ,hc womb nj ,;,se. Inc cye, Of .a,;,
generation. nor the next. sl,ull moi
'"e'.'''"' ~" W. "N"' '''"" ~
KNOW H. Dun ,ney may prepare 'h'
: way iof', anu o,'lcse ~ ~ coming
|. ~ view o. '"ese .,'.s Sc''s'aef:!'o''s :!
'He DuIs'o oos''e, 'n'"ss' /" ,:'p &c
: comes D'acs % anu WINES 10 - .: pc anh'
mo.,cs. .s anu Sa., W." : sacn pa.'s.e' as w.
: as 'ncy may LOT ,se :, coming o s.'
? m'sccgen race ra'',S'oo,ea A'r'
, cans ana pure "S0aSv',s ''yu,' !, !.
] DC cautious 00v t0ey =USscft Inct
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P()ErR Y.
For the pnnola STAR.
The Leek Of Malr.

RTis minc-.a treasured glt from thee
4 | prissd Il then, ipriAc il now
Bccsusc rib lsvs i cssas to ne,
II AsA ossc adoracd thipc own fair brow
|, long, long hut faithfully J s.rovc,
4 10 hide tie feelings that were mine,
Thou little knowcst how ! love,
4 For sllmy heart and soul nrc thine.
Dh |! could feel and know that thou,
l.jkc this dark lock whick lately shonc,
% swec,ly on thy lovely brow a.
Vert m,ns, mine own and oil mine own
And could once, feel fooaly prcst,
~. Beside THE gem, which now wear,
N soft br ", pillow'd on my breast,
IL Apd know that love confined Il there's
nad hear that voice in accents sweet,
Pour from thy heart aud into mine!
noyc's notes to make my bliss complete.
And say ''t'm thine and wholly thinc:"
n! then I shouli be blcss'd indeed,
I crave no higher Joy than this,
Ind were Il minc my heart would need,
Nor ask for more Of earthly bliss.
NJ Oh! TO feel that thou nrt cold,
~ And love consuming inc the while,
sit and sileL,ly behold
On others beainins, thy sweet smile.
b feel shs. all the wealth Of lovc
which IN my heart 50 long has burned
Dss failed thy tender breast to move,
And MI nv love Is unrcturucd.
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frS Af IIoar,--Wc advise you
not TO be afraid Of . little fun a.
home, good people. Don't shut your
houses hest the sun should fnIe your
carpets, and your hearts, lc.t n
hearty laugh shake down some mu.iy
old cobwcbs there, " you wan, to
ruin your sons, let them think that all
mIrth and social enjoyment must be
left on the threshold wiilou, when
they come home ut night. When
once home is regarded Ms only y
place 10 ent, drink and sheep IN, The
work is begun that ends in the gam.
bling.houscs and reckless dcgroda-
iion. lring people must have fun
and relaxation somewhere; it they
do not find il at their own hearth.
stones, II will bc sough, at other and
less proRtsblc places. .h
Therefore, let the Gre burn bright.
lyat night, and make the homestead
delightful with all those little arts
which parents so perfectly under
stand. DO not dcprcss the buoyant
spirits of yonr children. Half M
hour Of mcrrimcnt around the lamp
and frcsidc II a home bots out re-
membrancc Of many care and an
noyance during the day, and the
best safeguard they can take with
them into the worlds the influence
OF q bright little domestic circle.
Tng CONVENTIONAL resolution
was adopted instructing the commit.
tee on the State Convention to in
quirc into the cxpcdiency Of incrcas.
ing the jurisdiction Of Justices of the
Peace to ono hundred and ffty dol
lars on notes. /lrE.H
An ordinance passed. lis 6rst read.
ing punishing with death the crimes
Of grand larceny, robbery, a"sc,,
rape and burglary.
An ordinance ratifyins all the
judicial proceedings in all the court.
Of the State, marriages, Judgements,
bonds, contracts, sales and deeds,
under the State laws, during the war,
passed its 6rst reading
\ memorial requesting the presi
dent not to garrison the State will
negro troops, was referred to Gen
Ostcrhaus, L. :. 4.
An ordnance passed it's Grs'
reading, prohibiting the Legislature
from passing any law, imposing an,
civil disabilities, punishment or for
fciturc Of estates in the late wal
with the United States for thcil
political opinions. The ordinance rt
fuses to ratify the act Of the lcgisla
turc authorizing railroads 70 pa,
their indebtedness to the elatc 0
Mississippi, with She bonis Of th,
Chickasaw School Fund. This vii
compel the railroads 70 pay back 4
the State 91,O0o, 900. fib 81
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VALUE or ANusENxxrs.-Thc
world must b camuscd. Il is entirely
false reasoning to suppose that any
human bsise can devote himself cx.
clusivcly 10 Isbor Of any description.
Il will not do. Rest alone win not
give him adequate relief. lie must
enjoy himself. lie must laugh, sing,
dance, cat, drink and be merry. Ilc
most chat with his friends, exercise
his mind IN exciting gentle emotions,
and bis body in agreeable demonstra-
tiess u activity. The constitution
Of the human system demands this.
Il csaess . variety Of influences and
emotions. Il Win not remain in
health II il cannot obtain that vHric.
ty. Too much mcrriment affects il
as injuriossly as tso nueh ssdsess,
700 much relaxation is as pcrniciou,
as none ct all. But to the indastri
ous toilcr tho ssnshinc Of the hear
is just as indispensable as the maieria
sunshine IL to the flower, both sooI
pine away and die il deprived Of J,
l. ~ -i-A----AsASAs-4----- Ma
| What animal has the most brains
The hog; 10 has hOss.head foil o
them. aE
Why is . person bargaining with
Jew like one who is taking his fart
wclll because !. Is bidding a Jc'
tadieu).
II A horrible bachelor asks il ladi,
! in corscts mean sssid women.
D Some. naligssn. slandcrcr say
"women needs no culogist. Tor j
speak. fqr herself.
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/ SALrTAry 1'noraitr.-Whcn l
= young man there lived in our
ktovhcoa q tarwcr, who was nsu-
4 reported to hr a very libevsl
7 and uncsmmouy upright in his
ngs. When he had any Of the
cts cf bis farsa 10 dispose Of.
Sadc Il m invariablc rule to give
measure, rather more than
h be required cf him. Ono Of
friends observing him frequentl. !.
: %, questioned as to why he
(; he told him he gave too much
IN would b 10 his disadvantage
! dear resdcr, mark the answer
y sood man: "God pcrmittc,
bss one journey throsgh tn
snd whca ] am gone ] canno
y 70 recsify mistakes" Thinl
fs. There Is bat onc joarnc,
noh life. ~ 90 i..h
Au "
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diseases Ot StOhlucH anu UOWtiBs Also,
the various affective forms " Female Dis.
eases. Office hours from . o'clock, A. ~,
to . o'clock, r. ".
IN presenting my professional card rs
above to the public, ! am simply comply.
ing with carDes, requests of vast numbers
Of my personal friends throughout the
South. This friendship orisiussed in my
professional treatment Of tho hundreds
and thousands who have, during past years,
and up to the present time, visited mo
either q, New Orleans, Natchcs, vicksburg,
Mobile, Montgomery, Bailey Springs OF
this city. ! am native 81 tie South,
which has been my home, and the Geld Of
my professional career. by invitations, |
have visited ~ principal Southern cities,
and given eos ma1y yeass past, ny special
attenlion ooGUoUic diseascs. A regards
my success b e1scsing cares, In vast Nun.
bess Of the most intricate and diileult
cases, the community al large, At leas.
where an known, sse prepared 10 judge,
while may add, have bscn the rec,pieus
| Of more than ono thousand letters, icssi.
w.. .c..;., ~ ,s.nsss;h;;,, % ~ .oa,'s =, ."'
| eoe1slng myself TO spscinii:ies Of chsosis
| iisoness, the larger pcsties u ~ visiting
po1iopas are those whom their family ply.
| sto|ons have failed 10 cure. Hut from long
spsIs, sI.s "a i;,,l, ~ ~ .Wes.i'. !.
.s.s".;"~ - health [ .hsrs a : s.," | = n...;' 4
u,ms - ms.,J.. ~ .sas. .ssr,,.r.S 4. -. 80
y's. - .,.s..;.r 80 ~ III s,,,.. - shss.;,
49," r."..,sI,, -. sh,s ...',. -
- -S..s s..s1iss ~Io.s s,,,ss.s sss,ss y
s:ssI'.6 's ,.. ,s..s.,-.s -;sl -".. =,
.l a'vs ~. 'as - :. ".i. : 49, -. h ~. :.
s.S w"Sn %...s .. - sss r.s";:, ~ .s.. n :. = ~,
-. n;sSs., w. s;.sls snS sos;si sesis;s., MI 4
found an NAV lkcv slso thai there /, rc
l,sf snd ,hs uli cn;gymsut o. health Ia
,E., r,or;dsd on ,hsir mart. thev Isko bu
,sssa.si,is ere,tion.
NJ .hs,vss Arc moderate n sil cases
,n.cb Ic.. n many iussnncss than they hsy
Already paid for Efforts where no bence
I ~ I:,;vsa
Al ,sm.i;cs-a,vsys ssf,. are pvecsre
.,d .css;aliv saap,sd to ths r,au,rerea,
~ sssh srosra,e ess,, Where possible /
4. a. .ss!srss had bette, visit and hsv
-. s,,i.v;sv :, lesst. Aft., sueh inter
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Ass, sd,ss,isemsnts mus, bo paid IN nd.
-, NJ 81 80 per square o. ten lines
,he S,a insertion, aud - cents Tor
; ssbssqusnt insertion. -,
fsu IInss Of ordinary manuscript viii
m Other advsv,isisg nsd job work must
5oald Invariably In advance.
Marriage and Obituary notices, Of no. no,
|Pe than SIX lines, publishcl free u
y sis lisss, thsy must DO paid Tor " The
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-25

CONSULTING ASp
PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN,

OFFICE, ROOM so. -, w0RSilA,l
HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
{ The same occupied By him The past three
ycars.)
r1' Speeia, attention given 10 trcasmep,
Of diseases " the Lungs and Throat.
Diseases Of the Heart, Liver, Spleen, Md.
ncys and SPINE. Neuralgia, Nervous Head.
ache, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud Chronic
Diseases Of Stomach and Bowels. Also,
the various affective forms u Female Dis.
eases. Office hours from . o'clock, A. ~,
10 . o'clock, T. ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Sperry's Last Register.

We have before us the last issue of Sperry dated
December lith. lie was captured on the next day.
He ridiculcs the idea of Burbridge attempting to
take Bristol, and thus adds to the article:
'LATEsr.-The latest reliable information received
before going to press is that at two o'clock ycster-
day there was no enemy seven miles this side of
kingsport.
A second article states that East Tennessee is TO
be evacuated, and that Knoxville will be evacuated
by way of Cumberland Gap. The Register adds
Citizens direct from Knoxville, say that heavy
trains run daily from Chattanooga to Knoxville,
carrying stores and troops to the latter place. 1t is
understood that the garrison at Chattanooga, Ceve-
land and London have been removed to Knoxville.
This is the sort Of information given to the peo-
plcof the South by their lying editors. They are
kept in the dark all the time, and have been from
the start. They really don't know what is going
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