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Attachment

G. ~. Bartlett W. %. NJ Sanderlfu. VS. Wells.
IN this case the plaintiff having sued out 4f
L Attachment in said CireuiE Court agrin.t the
property Of Defendants upon the ground that
they are u0u-resideuts of the state OF Taunr-
see. and the same having been returned levied
unuu the real estate or sahi =aude-Ifn ura-
LEGATION is hereby ordered % be made in the
MEMPhIs APPEAL, requiring them. she sIid
Sanderin and Wells, oappe az The next term
OF the said Circuit Court. To be held forSheibv
at the Court House i'm 8aicielI. ON the
Third MCndaF In January ueLl and within the
first three days OF said term, e. plead answer or
demurt to said attachment suit. or pr0ceel Iu-s
therein viii be c~0ndHeEsd ~ pUrie.
Done at ONCE Nov. 10. us5.
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk.
Brown & LoOney, Attys. Tor Pltn.
uoEIE-d4W-
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DN VIRTUE % aided Of ID rs executed
u ny THE MrmpEis Dverruu Hotel Company
on Lh-uut day uf May, Isu, % secure the pay-
named and dea-rIbaf. and whirn fanararr due
ana unpaid The salt trust g-ed being rec-ulet
IN tae Reg st-rs ohlrs-pT shelby county. Tenn.
vii, on the 1th dag % February. IsH. between
the hours Or 10 and u a-n.. ia front Of saaL
H1fet, proceed % sell tI the highest bidder. for
Cash, TIE ollowtmg lots u z Uuud. Designated
the plan q Memphis as numbers ~ Is
-, 80, ~ and u sltualet lu the Hest
of Main and Poplar fr-cfs. in suid city.
and on which the said Hotel now stands.
The right 81 redemption is waived fr saHI
trust deed The uue Is believed 10 be- good. Due
viii only convey as trustees
= MCpAVrrr,
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lust Received
Fishll
Staples.

All Family Supplies Delivered
in CITY Limits Free of Charge by
W. T. PLUMHER,
Corner Union and Second.
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Trnstee,s Sale.

ny virtue OF a Deed OF Trust exacufed to VIM.
- e Milton and me. as Trustees giFingeifher
~ as the power % execute the same. by ]. "
hopkins, and Il. hopkins on the ID DIV OF
October. ls5l. recorded In the Registers Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee. in Book No. So. pages
40. 46l and 49,, and In the Recorders ofice or
Benton county, in the State OF Missouri in
Deed Book K pages l6 and II. I viii AZ IN
o'clock. A. ", On saturday the 18th dav of De
cember, 1855, at the southwest corner Of Court
Square. in The city OF Memphis. Tennessee. sell
tract Of Land lying and being in the county of
Benton, state OF Missouri, containing four hum
drea ana eisnlt #el acres, AID The ten thou-
sas. leyee bonds, which are mentioned ln said
Deed Of Trust. said land and bonds Will be
sold % pay the principal and interest unnaifI
and due On ths notes mentioned Ia said Daei
OF Trust The right Of REDEEM pfiou Is waived
Tbs title Is believed 70 be COED, but I sell onfr
as trustee. COALMAN R0YD
aec-t2 Trustee
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Trustees Saye.

DY virtue % the power conferred on me bv
ID Deed Of Trua from g. A. Hanson anu Mary
a. Hanson, dated e1a 18th day Of January. I~5I.
I Will. on Tuesday. The 18th day OF Decent beer.
BSs5. I'm 'front.' Of the P0sf ONCE i'm the city uf
the highest bidder, for cash. "a certain Lnt %
land, situate, lying, and being IN the c0unt ~
Shelby and State of Tennessee, being part of
Lot No 3. In Block No II. on p W Fuckers
Map OF the city Of Memphis, and bounded as
follows. tO-Wits Beginning az "a point ira size
east line OF fernando street, rWcnfT-seVen and
t-hrse-duurtar feet north II it's intersection with
the north line of calhoun street. running thence
ngrthWardly with the east line OF fernando
street = feet nine inches. thence eastwarilv
and parallel with Calhoun street III feet. thence
sOuthWardlE and parallel with fernando street
2 feet nine inches. thence ~WestWardlv and
parallel win Calhoun street III feet % the be-
ginning
Equity or redemption waived Sale NJ 4
O'Clock p. NJ John o.. F-NNIE.
uoveJ I'm Trustee.
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Suburban Lots.
LOIS
VAPOR BATHS.

OF ALI THE AUXILIARY REMEDIES
~ in the treatment of venereal or other dis
eases Of the skin, the most valuable are, with
exception, baths; and at the head of
these must be placed the various forms Of VA
POR BATHs.-Cazenave on the Syphilda, D. 2li.
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LEGAL.


~ virtae % a deed Of rrist executed % ne
- as trustee by Mary j.. Harmaut with the
eons5nt q her husband. b Desna Harmaur on
lAy Or July. lsl, and recorleu lm tle
enlee % shelby cuuufys tennessee
- Pages n, 81, 81 and =, on the lst day
1t A-s lNorl 70 secure the m 81 cor
ltLh luLes lnrrein specified, i will sell az PUBIC
Aueuon . me highest bidder. for elsl. In front
% the cuisines house Of IsOyster. TnzaVaut E
Co.. on 1teosd street, in the city 81 pnls-
between Jeuefson ana Adams streets. on the
9TH day o. January, IsG, between the hoars Of
10 and O'Clock am, the following tract Of
Land. viz: wing and being la the county OF
shelby. and state Of Tennessee. and bounded
- follows. viz. h-eg1nningat the southwest cor
uer Of a fortY-f0ur acre tract, on the north side
OF an avenue forty feet wide. and on tha east
SIDE ofthe fernando plank road. the u1Int OF
beginning being eleven chains and rhi-rv-rhr-e
links north from a stake. from which ~ ~ r.
thiTty-three links stands a white oel marked
j. =. thence north twenty-five chains % "a
stake on the west bank OF Cane creek thence
east twenty chains 20 a stake thence south
twenty-five chains 70 astake7 thence west Win
the north side u said avenue twenty chains %
the beginning. containing forty-fuur acres. va
rlaElon b east. being at the corner r
"a tract Of land sold % a.. e. Ellis uy VS.
Luudv. administrator Of &c LundY. decreased.
and sold by A. Ellis to G. Mclauus, and j.
g.. Mc3lanus % Mary j. Harm4m- The right Of
redemption IL expressly waived. and the utie
10 said Land d considered unquestionabler bat 4
convey a. trustee only.
JOHN e LONsDALE- Trust--
Memphis. December Tth. 1873. deNEr
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Ch0nceI.n SrIe.

Chaucary Side OF the Common Law and Chan
Cery Court Of the city OF Memphis.
JoseDA Leuow e. al rs James Len0w, o. NJ.
IN obedience to an interlocut0ry order ln
above cause rendered az The N0v-mher
term. ISL. / will SCH at Public Auction a. tlf
Courthouse door. In the city OF Memphis. Ten
ne-ss=a. on SATURDAY, rleZ1 day of NeceI-
Der. ns5. the fcI0WfnE Real Estate. tu-wfr-
Part OF lot No. "a, ia shelby county IeuueS
see. and city Of Memphis, beginning lt a point
on the Promenade line, "A feet 9 inches north l.
the point where the said Promenade uIteErs-
Union street thence on and with
the line or the Promenade "a feet O. Inches .
thence eastwardly y feet tu an alley, running
TO Union street. thence soutuWariiy with Lla
east side OF said auey.1 leet 2 inches thence
on a line parallel with Union street, = feet r1
ths beginning.
Afso. lots NOs. 5 and 9. 81 r0unty Tot eos. 'front.'
iuuou the north sde Of Poplar street. OPPOSITE
me North Memphis MarEet-house. sac lots
Nos b and g have each q front Of D. feet on LIr-
lar street, running az irregular depths-N@ b
ISL feet and III feet; and Ia No s, E74 ZEE.
aud EGit feet
Terms or aIe-Lo No. 81, Oue-h.urth Cash.
and haladce on a credit VI six. twelve and
eighteen months. with notes and approved se-
cuIity. Lots Nos. 3 and 8, one-haif Cash. bal
ance on a credit Of six mOnths, with notes and
approved security
AUGUsTON ASTON. clerk and master.
da2-uTg Epreullpr LIST. IaI-
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Waed.s sawina Maehinag-

After twelve years experience. have been Tno-
nounced by the best judges 10 be the best in he
market for al hfsds 81 FtnlLE Work They
make the stitch alike on both sides-never get
out Of order-wiil sew from one - twenty
t~hicknesses without stopping. and make every
Linen Thread.
na. An agent wanted In Nashville.
We give better Inducements than M COM
pany in the market.
W. r. COLBURN & CO..
nov23 lml .92 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Q.
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EOR RHEUMATISM, the best treatment is
Il Sulphur Vapor Baths, Try them.
No, 26 Second street, near Madison.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TRANSPORTATION.
and Charleston Railroad.
CHANCE OF

ON ana arer WEDNESDAY, the SIN instant
ne trains ON the Memphis a~ndthAfleatou AAh
road VIII run DAILY, rs follows
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FANCY GOODS.
BAhCH'S
STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
STILL AHEAD,
Being the hnst to make
LIFE SIZED PHOTOGRAPHS,

IN oL IN TINS Luy, Tainted by
Captain John r. Sanders 9. s A.
OF great celebrity throughout the South, in
his art.
On accOUntofthe increased demand for these
large paintings, the proprietor. has, at great eN-
peuse, employed the celebrated Boston colorist.
Miss EMILY II. CURTIS, who Is umrivaled in
this country, in India ink, Crayon or Water
Jolors, and purchased the largest Solar C1Bierd
mae, can prO0uce any sized picture, from the
smallest % twice the size OF life. II necessary.
special attention paid 20 copying old Ambro-
types, DaguerrsOtyBes or Photographs, and en-
larglnR them 20 life size, and c~Olorfng them in
any style OF art, equal 70 any work lone IN this
country OF Europe.
Our Opale9typcsc cannot he exceIled.
Our Gard Photographs and AmbrUtypes war
ranted 20 give perfect satisfaction.
Persons from the country should sit for Pho
tographs the day before they want them, as
lhey cannot be finished the same day andmade
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HAVING had letters tesiamentaT issued o.
II me by the County Court OF shelby and
having duly qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF my late husband joel -. E0Tsler-
deceased I hereby notify AZ claiming % Dr.
cree tu1r-o sad estate. % present their tenants
NLAoul uEnecessary Delay Tor aetrerleufr ana
call gpou ali who are indebted % lE tocome fore
ward and make payment
HAkRfETTL R0TsTEE.
de-lEf AdmluistHaluN etc.
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RING & SONS
Grand and Square
oS,
R UNRTvALED

ARE UNRIVALED
By any Instruments now Manufactured. They
have received forty prizU pgedalS over all COM
petitors for the superiority OF their manufac-
ture. Their surprising eXcellence has caused
them to be selected By the greatest European
PidHists, who have visited this country, and
also the most eminent resident pianists, for
their public performances and private use. They
are undoubtedly the Best and Cheapest Pianos
IN ne Market W. h. COLBUKN,
Western Agent, % West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BROKERS,
No. 80 Water Street.
Corner Coentles slip, New York.


We desire 70 call Your~ attention 10 the above
Card, and respectfully tender you our services
Ia this market. assuring you that any business
you may intrgst TO our care viii have our per
soHal, prompt and faithful attention.
We will be pleased 70 receive on consignment
Tobacco, Cotton and Western Produce gem
orally. We have secured the c-nmmodious store
No. 30 Water Street, located - TIE I'M
mediate vicinity OF the Wharves Ol the frn-
cipai Railroad and Transportation Companies
and when sales cannot be made on arrival, We
prepared 70 store, under our own super
vision, the goods consigned n Is.
We viii execute orders fOrauy article OF mer-
in the market. but will make a
speciality OF GROCERT GOODS.
We viii receive and forward Merchandise to
foreign ports when desired
Our Houses will be conducted a. heretofore az
under the style OF FDSIEh
BROTHERA and at Memphis under the style
Of FOSTER, WYNN q co, and they viii be
prepared 70 make Cash Advances on c0nsign-
ments 70 us, and being In constant communi-
cation With as by telegraph and otherWlac, viii
be pleased 10 give our friends in their vicinity
early Information Of the changes in thlsmarEet.
The business here viii be controlled by our
George Foster, Guild Copeland. aid Samuel
Gwyn: and with their knowledge OF Western
Produee Tobacco and Cotton, their experience
IA the General Merchandise and Grocery bust
ness, and a thorough acquaintance with the
wants Of the West and Southwest We with con-
ndence solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully,
FOSTER, COPELAND & Co
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w. o. LoFLAND,
STOCK, NOTE & MONEY BROKER,
No. Il Titus Building, Jefferson st,
Memphis, Tenn,

VIII buy and sell on commission, Gold, sill
yer. stocks. Notes. Bills OF Exchange, Bonds,
Governments Securities. Uncurrent Money, and
state, County and City Script, etc. VIII also
receive for collection claims in West Tennessee,
North Mississippi, Arkansas, and this City
The patronage Of Merchants, Brokers, Banks,
and old friends solicited.
decl-lm
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GEORGE a. PRINCE & CO.'S
Automatic organs and MelOdeOBS.

Late improvements have added greatly to the
popularity OF these justly celebrated lnstru-
ments. Their durability and simplicity OF con-
recommend them 20 all who intend
purchasing for Church, Sab6afh School 81 PGrtor.
w. #. C0LBURN.
o. West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
~ Agents wanted in Kentucky, Tennessee
and GeOruia.
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WILL BIZ SOLD a the residence o. The late
Col f. a. shelton, on
Monday, the fsth day Of Becember next,
Az the penshahlr property o. said estate. CEN
sfstinEof Cotton, corn. Fodder. Cotton -=-d m
large stock ~ Horses. Castle. sheep.
both Pork and stock Hogs. with Household and
Kitchen Furniturr, Farm implements, some
ElauEgmfufg' Tquhz. ~ uEQns- Carriage EuzZv.
and a large variety Of articles too Numerous o.
rleuuou- Said place is ON Big Creek. in TI=Esu
ro7nty. fin easy distance r-um the Mississippi
rf7ser. ffom which the produce can be shipped
in a4v direction. Terms made known on day
m sale DAVID r. pALlIEH.
uo.l-era Admfnistrfor-
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nURSUANT TO decree OF the ChanceU side
0fthe Common Law and Chancery Cont Of
the City or Memphis. in a certain cause therein
pending wherein William Smith H complain
amE. and George &. Curle and otnersur aefsul-
ants viii. ON Tuesday, the 10Th day uflee-m-
Der. 1865. al ~ o'clock A. NJ. in front OF Odd Erl-
lows Han. In the city Of Memphis. Tennessee,
sell az public auct "a to the highest bidder. tho
following property, TO wlt-Ihe east half-1eiug
SIS feet trUnt-of two certain lots or land, lying
and selug I'm tne County o. shelby. state or
Tennessee. and City Of Memphis, being part 0r
the tract OF land known upon the plan uf-outu
Memphis as blocks Eqs. p and ", designated
upon :. G. Wheafcus plan Of subdivision OF
said tract, made by III A. Kerr. Surveyor. nu
the Dth OF JuuO NEE. a. lots Nos ~ HuI
bounded As follows 20 Wit BeguuiuE lt lLe
intersection Of the exist side Of AN alley which
den street, and az the southwest corner Of Too
No. D-fheuce e-astWaully with the a0rfh siIa
OF Linden street Is feet % the southeast corner
OF lot No. u-thence m~orthwHudly iegt Co.
the uOrtheast corner OF LOT No. L-theuce west
wardly with = Wheut0u's north 10uuI1rv
line E4 feet % the northwest csruer OF lot No.
%, and 10 the nrst named aileF-LleUce south
wHrdly with the east side of said alley 2 feet
10 the beginning. with al the auuureuauces
thercuuuO belonging the Tot hereby sold being
No. "a ON said subdivision
Terms0f sale-CT-ditG ~ six months. purchaser
executing bond with good security and n lien
retained on the properly until the purchase
money ia all paid
Title good. and sale TO be confirmed hy decree
Of Chaucey Court, barring ala right or equity Of
redemption. CsLAIGhIER.
n0vZ5td Trustee.
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y. W. ArnstronG, Age1at.

CYPHALITIC and Mercurial Rheumatism.-Ii
- you visa a rapid and permanent cure 90 10
DR.. Lloydls. 296 Second street. nOvl2 I'm
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NO Copper oIered BiotcheS take Or. LIoyd's
4 Alternative syrup and Moist Mercurial Va
pOr Baths. No. 26 Second street.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

ESTABLISHED some eight months ago, are
II still in active force, and will be kept up,
Notwithstanding the withdrawal OF the mill
tary guards from the gates.
fartles visiting these grounds must obtain q
Permit, or otherwise they viii not be admitted
within the fn~clOsure.
Tickets can be had at all times at J. C. Hoist
q Co.'S, Main street; W. r. Smith & CO.'S, Mon
roe street; Owen Smith, corner OF GayosG and
second streets, undertakes.
Family tickets can be had AZ all times At the
Office in the Cemetery. THOS. STEWART,
dei-5m superintendent.
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FIRE WORKS. ;

900 Boxes No. gold chop fire crackers.
400 Boxes tOrpedOes.
100 Gross Roman candles, assorted sizes.
50 Gross sky rockets, . q
y eroSs Serpents, triangIes, grasshOp-
pers, pin wheels, spangIettes. -four pots,
blue lights, etc.
l,SO Boxes assorted candy toys.
300 Boxes new raisins layers.
splendid assortment cake ornaments
for bakers.
The above goods are all fresh, and just
received from New York. direct. For sale low
20 the trade by
J. \. OLIVER & Co,
no2-lm s Madison st.. DeSot0 Block.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.
c A BALM

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. 1t changes the sun
ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity
or youth. a the diShn0tte appearance so inviting
I'm the city belle OF fashion. It removes tan.
treckles, pimples and rOughness from the kin,
leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. 70 contains no material injurious to
the skin. Patr0nized by Actress and Opera
Singers. It Is what every lady hould have.
sold everywhere. Retail price, 30 cents
Prepared by W. p. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders 10
DEMAS BARNES q CO.,
-A--L-- - ~ ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08
Jcn. Davis Family In Nontrcnl-Y Young
Davis on Yankees and Custnrd.
ICorrespondence OF Mc Me,u York Herald.l

MONTREAL August 25, 1866
Slnce tho commencement Of the summer cxcur-
among US In this city, particularly from the States
ana our Sister provinces. All the hotels hnyc been
ana arc Still filled up with bori ders transient and
Refmanonv, ana i mas ioS nnfrequcntly occurred
That our accommodations havo been insufficient
lot tho unprecedented rush OF visitors. St. Law
fclGo Hall and tho Doncgana Hotel are now filed
| to their utmost capacity.
Among tho recent arrivals here wcro tho three
children, mother-n-law and servant of Joh. Davis.
They put up Mt tho Doncgana Hotel, and caused
quito little excitement during their stay Your
the family the age Of each, and their pccuarties.
! shall not, therefore, attempt to describe thom,
but merely relate few little incidents during their
residence at tho Donegana.
1t was their custom to cat at tho public table
along with tho other guests of tho establishment.
The little boy about nine years old, was very talk
] alive and noisy. On n small scale nc kicked ND as
much noise and fuss ut the Doncgana as his pa
tcrnal relative did on largo scale during the re-
loud voice, and finding fnult with everything
placed before him on the table, and with the SER
wants Withal he is lad Of much spirit and ori-
ginolity Of thought and expression.
81 say, nigger," said he ono day TO one of the
colored servants, 81 wish you would bring me
some custard."
brought and placed before him.
Us that tho way you bring custGrd in this coun-
try?" asked the boy.
EYES," answered the servant; 'tyou can help
yourself to as much or as little us you choose"
81 don't like it that way. In my country We al
ways get it in nice little cups" said Master Davis
Here, Niger" {.ro the servant.)
Servant-"I don't think you'll find such O word
| as niger in the English dictionary"
Master Dayis-"Oh, indeed Why, suppose
shall have to have q dictionary with me hereafter
when want to converse with colored people in
Canada"
On another occasion young lady stopping at the
hotel asked Master Davis if he would give her one
of his buttons After looking ut her attontively
for while, he said:
Lndy-"No."
Master Davis -"Arc you Canadian ?"
Lady-"No."
Master Davis-"Pcrhaps, then, you're q Yam
kco ?"
Lndy-.'No, not Yankee, eithor."
Master Davis-"I wonld not give of my but
tons to @ Yankee for the world But if you we're
Southerner l would give you one. Those are the
buttons wore when l was Colonel in the
army-tho rebel army-mind that-not the Yankee
army"
LADY, would not mind kissing you if you
gave me one Of your buttons"
Master Davs-"Ohl I would not kiss Yankee
woman; no, not for ell the world
Lady-"But I'm not a Yankee"
Master Davs-"I'm afruid you are"
Lady-"You won't give me button, then?"
Master Davis-"No."
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
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Legs Botches, Pimples the Face Tetter, Eryspeas
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Not few of the worst disorders that effect mankind
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a remedy that could be relied on has long been sought
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bottle will show the sick that 1t has virtues surpassng
Two tsblespoonfis ofthc E1trac. of araspara added
to pint OF water Ia equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink
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See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYs,o,
See remarks made by Dr. EpHnArM MCDOWELL, a cele-
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EXTRACT BUCHU,
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n II N ITV RET
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FROM $6 To 81
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