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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

THE citizens Of DansilIs voIed The DEM
ocraiic ediicr, Mr. ChaIfan', spleo5id sill
vsF-beaded cane, short time since, over
his eosemporsry, Dr.. Bower. OF the Ameyi-
can. They now eOntempIais casting The
vote over again and The editor receiving he
hisbeai Number TO be presented with pe,y
laye< sons5- We should think the Doctor
would win rhis present; If he does not he
ooghl to. for his top piece always looks as
though hs had just come oui of severe
gale Of wind.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

caaRLrs g. BAskLrv, Eco, started out on
Monday and expects to be absent from his
office ths whole week, examining schools,
In ihe upper end OF The county
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

TBomas SroDD, who stole horse from
George ReI-wick. OF ibis place. some time
last GUNNER, vas committed al our late
eourt and sentenced to The Eastern State
Peneieniisry for term OF one year and ten
months
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

THr Mc'hodis. Episcopal Congregation,
Of ,his place, are holding a revival meeting.
We understand !, i. being preny we'll atlen-
ded and promises 10 be = success.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

feau Dren, Eco. OF Jackson, was chosen
a. foreman Of The Grand gusy, a' ous Coufi
IaN week. This vas very proper seIec-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Judge Henry Boyer, OF Alexandra, has
been elected. with the Honorabs Randall
Hnbi, as Senators from Louisiana The ior-
n,er was United States Judge in that S'sie.'-
Mr.. Hun, is distinguished lawyer oI New
Orleans.
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WEDNESDAY Drc ls 1865.

Tar Executors OF William Cole, decd,
offer large smoun, Of real estate for sale.
See sdvsri.emehi.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Oaskcr JrtD's drncison Igv;tpitui,s Is
the bes, publication for the Farmer publish
ed in America. Il is cheap. Only 81 SO in
advance.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Paor S K. WHl7E gave free lecture on
nusic, in lhe baFemenI OF The Lutheran
Church, on Monday evening last, .. :his
place.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13
MEXICO! MEXTCO!!
$50, ,OOO,0OO LOAN
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Trenty-ueGr Coupon Bonds in Sums
of $50. 500, $500, ana 81 900.
Interest SEVEN Per Cent, Payable in
The Civ Of New York


Principal and Interest Payable in GOLD.
$40 100000 70 be Sold al SIXTY CENTS
or THE DOLLAR,
in U. S. Currency, thus yielding an interest
OF Twelve per cent in Coll, or Seventeen
per cent. in Currency. al the present rate
of premium on gold.
The 6rst years interest already pro-
vided.
TIE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EYER OFFERED
immense Tracts OF Mining and Aeficul-
tursi lands : Sky per CEN, OF mort dues.
imposis snJ taxes IN The States OF Tama uli-
PAS and San Luis Polosi; and ftIe pllgh,cd
faith OF the said Slaies ard lhe General
Government are ali pledged for the redeInp-
lion OF ihese Bonds and payment of inter-
esr.
The Security is Ample,
$50 IN U. S Currency will buy a per
cent Gold Bond ol $50.
500 in u. s. Currency will buy a I per
cent. Coli Bor.d of SI0o.
$500 in u S. Currency will buy per
cent GolI Bond oil $780,
5000 in u. s. Currency will buy a 7 per
cert. Gold Bond OF $1,000.
Let every lover OF Republican Institutions
ONE BOND.
Circulars forwarded aud subscriptions re-
ceivsd by
JOHN W. CoRIIES & CO.,
and J. N. TIFF Financial Agent
af The Republic of Mexico. 81. Broadway,
New York
e Subscriptions also received By Banks
and Bankers generally throughout The Uni.-
-, :. ates
Nov 8. 1858
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

4. B. TsrE has changed ihs title OF his
paper TO read ASHLAND ADVOCATE, ins'esd
of Con.fintfoaui Advocate. The heading is
better proporiioned, and looks neat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13
MORO PHILLIPS

Super Phosphate Of Lime. BaDgh g.
Soas' Rdr Bone PhOsphafs. in farge
asd small quantities. md f''.re Var
rn,sted Lake Sdh, al whoiesote &. Remit.
for safe 6L J. II. HARN.7N
July 81. 1865. Rupert Station.
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NUticc lO Trespassers.

THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, of Orange township, Columbia
rounly, do hereby caution all persons
against hunting OF in sBywise nespss~ins
on their Isnds, thus making themselves
subiscl 10 The penaIuirf OF The law, which
will be noel s'riuaenily enfnrsi.
ISAAC HAGENBUCH.
MICHAEL. HAGEXBUCH.
franee twp. Der. " 1859
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THE COMMERCIAL COURSE.
EMBKACEa

Bookkeeping. Commercial Arithmetic, PEN
maoship, Business Correspondence,
Commercial Law, Lectures on Bu-
siness Affairs, Commercial
Customs. Forms, aud Ac-
lual Business Prac-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05
EFEMPHIN APPEAL.
.UoNr BY THE HEARTH

y
BY GEORGE ARNOLD.
Here in nv snug little nre-lit chamber,
Sid ] alsne;
And. as 7 gaze IN the Goals j remember
Days long ag0ne.
esadeuiue It is when the night has descended,
Thus 20 sit here,
parsveiv musing on episodes, ended
Mauy o year.
SIM An nv visions a golden-haired glory
Flfts 10 and frOe
she whom lov -d-but IT'S the old story,
Dead. long ago,
IT'S but the wrath Of a love; yet I linger
Thus passion efrsl,
Toolshingly kissing the ung on my finger
once % was hers
Nothing has changed since her spirit departed
Here In this room
save I, who, weary and hall broken-hesrted
Sit IN the gloom.
Loud rgslnst the window the winter rain dashes
Dreary and cold
over the floor the red h7e-Iit flashes
just as Of old.
Jus. as Of old-but the embers are scattered
Who's rDddy blaze
FLASHED Der the floor where her tiry lee
In other days.
Then her dear voice. Ike silver chime ringing
OMEN these walk have re-echoed her singing
Now husneu ioT ayel
why should love bring nought but sorrow,
wonder
Everything dlesi
Time and Death, sooner or later must hunoe
Hottest ties.
Years have rolled by; ] am wiser and older
Wiser-but vet
MOI an nv heart and its feelings grow colde
Can 4 forgel
Sa. ia my snug little hre-lit chamber,
Sit I alone
p as / gaze in the Goals, I remember
DAYS long ugOne!
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Attorneys and CounseIlors al Law ana 1Y.,-
AgensS, Room No. 2 Postofice Building. Menu
~SAneesSe' noYl6 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

From the above circular, 70 VII be seen that
I have associated myself in business with the
firm of Tate, GIN & Able 1 propose to try, by
close attention and correctness Of dealing. 10
make it the interest Of my old friends tOexuend
to me q fair share Of their p~atronage.
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"a pax Row Sew york
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A. H. FOSTER ]. w. FOSTER SAMUEL GwTS.
FOSTER, COPELAND SEQ,
Commission Merchants
MERCHANDISE K
No. 80 Wdter Street,
Corner Coenties Slip, New York.

We desire to call your attention 70 the above
Card, and respectfully tender you our services
In this market, assuring you that any business
/ you may tutrust TO our care VIII have our per
/ sonal. prompt and faithful attention.
We will be pleased 20 receive on consignment
/ Tobacco, Cotton and Western Produce gem
T orally. We have secured the commodiOus store
f No. 80 Water Street, located in the I'M
mediate vicinity OF the Wharves OF the Prin-
4 cipal Railroad and transportation Companies.
and when sales cannot be made on arrival, we
are prepared to store, under our own super
vision. the goods consigned 10 us.
We viii execute orders for any article Of mer-
chandise m the market but viii make a
speciality Of GROCERS GOODS
We will receive and forward Merchandise TO
foreign ports when desired.
Our Houses viii be cOnducted as heretofore at
Cincinnati, under the style OF FOSTER
BROTHERS. and at Memphis under the stvIe
Of FOSTER, VIVA & CO., and they viii be
prepared to make Cash Advances on consign-
ments to Us, and being In constant
cation with Us b. telegraph and otherwise, viii
be pleased TO give our fdends in their vicinity
early Information Of the changes in this marker.
The business here viii be controlled by our
George Foster, Guild Copeland, and samuel
and with their knowledge OF Western
Tobacco and Cotton, their experience
In the General Merchandise and Grocery BUSH
ness, and q thorough acquaintance With the I
OF the West and Southwest, we with con-
ddsnce solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully, ]
F0STER, COPELAND & co.
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COTTON.
M. COMBS, JR., CO.,
Attorneys at Law and General War
CLAIM AGENTS.
Memphis and Washington.

n recent war OF the rebellion has created
great number and variety Of claims the holder
OF which, as wei as the Government wish X
adjust with all possible promptnesS.
All persons having such claims ag,irst IN,
Government, and wishing their sneefv adinsf,
Inent, VIII 40 well 10 forward them immedi.
atSIy 70 TINS Agency Tor collection. Little DIM
applicant. y "N'
The attention Of this office wiz be directed to
tke prosecution and collection OF every variety
OF claims against the United States IN an a.
partinents Of the Government. We are Tow
coysring 1eSSsIIoay prosecuting claims and re-
government OF the United States for Horses
and Mules impressed Hay, Corn and For,ge
OF an klnusj Wood and Lumber: Bacon Flo1r
and other Provisions; Beef Csftie a. -
dire OF Teams; Timber for Bridges and Rail-
Ioads, Irregular CialIns against the Quarter
masters and CommissarieS Department. ofthe
United states, for supplies furnfsbs5 ne er,nv
whether Claimants lave or have NOT vo,chays
or receipts for the same. 'N
We Collect claims for Loss % u.a
SHOWS skis, etc; for Furniture Cotton -
other Produce seized by the Military or Treas-
mutation OF Rations Due PrfsosaIx S11m-
Tor Rent OF Houses, etc. Suspends5 ps1sion
SIalmsi Army and Navy Back Paw. Pie
money, PENSIONS OF all Kinds: Bonnt3as. ~
aieTs' Cneck-BookS: Officers RacL pl 80
Element Of Officers Accountss y Setc
SboPpages horses Lost, Killed, Captured or
.a1Sheoned IN the Service E~rroneous ~ atc
Claims for the four cents Der nonSa ne p ~.
lotion previous TO shipment: also' ~ ta.u oI
~ aHPNAeeN DV 1euUeSSoe GlagD.. -
land Damages, etc, before SLaLtls Io5
iisted In y t t5Sy I4Is owners OF negro slaves Who en-
act of Congress provided BY
Ihis Agency, we astter ourselves. o4,s a
,ona esses superior to any local aeencv bo5ng
.oodS a. lne Federal Capital, thus aliSvtng
ready investigation OF dificuft cases ~ Z
psleh IN the collection Of claims. Ana ~ LIS os
Psflence IN the collection OF Governr7
minis ana familiarity with the forms ~ Hssn
tnd AL me departments Of the NatioDei YGtnee
In1neht, give US great facilities for ne s,ooeS
~ persecution OF all claims entrusted To NJ
LII Mf' Sombs win practice law IN All -. 4
.os VI ne city OF Memphis and Sheibv
UVaatE an1 the Federal court for the Distriet ~
~ tennessee. Lawyers Claim Agenfs 49,
'lneEs having claims for collection in fhis sHn
send them 70 ~. 8e
ICES shared with professional men entrus,i,.
any claims entrusted to Us viii be prorans-
admitted and vigorously prosecuted.
d. COMES, JR, a Co.
-ttorneys and Counsellors at Law and 2Jat,.
AsgenIS, Room No. 2 Postonice Building, Menu
sSSe' noYls In
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Wead,s sewine Maohines

Arer twelve years experience, have been mo-
nouneed BY the best judges 20 be the best inthe
market for AZ Kinds Qf Family Work. They
make the stitch anke on both sldes-never get
out on order-win sew from one 10 twenty
~thicknesses without stopping, and make every
stitch perfect; viii sew Cotton, SIX or comnsn
Linen Thread.
ns- An agent wanted in Nashville.
We give better Inducements than n Com
pany In the market
W Z. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

- A bill has been introduced In the
indiana Legislature requiring retailers
-p'rifous liquors 10 pay a license Of
~ hundred and fifty dollars, and re-
tauefs o. malt and vinOus liquors only to
pay license Of forty dollars,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Important to Planners:

DEARDS Patent Lock Hook Iron Cotton Tie
- combines the blowing advantages:
Strength. easy ad1ustuaant to the bale: reQuir.
ing less uaEn hall the TINE 70 put on than any
other tie in existence; saves the planter about
one dollar per bale, eno Is a great protection
against FIRE The Olowing parties pressing cot
ton In this CITY are using this tie IN preference
20 all 9th trs. Hume T. Hin, O.. W. Payne, j. J.
smith &C.,, John LRrktn. j. Hellmsn,J ]. Hal
stead, ia me; a HOEel, cobb a Co., and I. III.
Merritt a Co., the latter having used in st.
Louis 70 2 con pressing this season about twenty
tons wit b eni Ire satisiaction.
Besrd'k Pat ent Iron Tie Is for sale by the fol-
lowing Aousa : IN Memphis; Lacey q McGhee,
harrington Q Howell, Tate, Gill Able a Co,
Bartlett Gou ID a Heath, Meachsm d Tread
vel, Galhrea Ia a Stewart, w. u. Andrews a
Co. Eearce, + ark s. Co, Williamson, Hill & Co,
and Ioof Phi lips & Girode, 1no2Slm
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Statesmen,
MISCELLANEOUS
Election Notice.

LtCCtsOH AtOttCfs
DY virtue Of a writ of election to me directed
[ ID by Hon. William G.. Governor o
the state Of Tennessee, Twill hold an election a
each OF the usual voting places, in each civi
district, in shelby county. on
December 2Sth, 1895,
for two members Of the House OF Representa-
lives 10 MI the vacancies Occasioned by the res
ignations Of the Hon. J. NJ. TOmeny and Hon
The following persons are hereby appointed
Judges and Deputy she-ifs 10 hold said cleo
Isl Diss1et-Judges, r. n. Bond. sam. Doug.
lass -. Dickinson; Deputy Sheriff, Thomas
"a Dtstrfot-Judges. Daniel Corbett. H. p
thompson, :. p. Lignaw Deputy Sheriff, J. C.
Campbell.
81 DitricL-udges. Charles Crenshaw, W. W.
Coleman, O Hardingi Deputy sheriff, Col
al Dstlct-Jndges. F. W. Hines. James Car
Toll and +. Hester; Deputy Sheriff, n. NJ. Sat
9h DtstTieL-lst Pou, 6Engine House-Judges
John CLANCY, F. o. MahOney, John Turner
Deputy Sherif, o. Dwyer.
5h. DistricL.-2d. Poll g Engine ousa-Iudges
F. W. Buttinghaus, NJ. Seelig, Thomas Leonard
Deputy Sheriff, : 7. Morgan.
On. DstrieL-Judges, $, ". Allen, Il. B. Will
ford, W. h. sneed Deputy sheriff, b ". Pryor.
ia DiStT1cL-Judges, G. NJ. Bartlett, +. Pull
man., j. Mercer; Deputy Sheriff, James HoL
sA. Dis,yfct-Judges, F. P. Thomas. J. NJ.
thompson, :. Horne; Deputy Sheriff, 5. p.
sR. Disttct-Judges, NJ. Rogers. N. l. VIII
Iiams, w. H.. Weber; Deputy sherif, NJ. j.
Turner.
lOth Distrlct-T. O. Bleckley. B. B. Newell. J..
Applewhite; Deputy sheriff, II. Irby.
Nh. ~DfStrcL-Judges, W. II. Walker, W. c.
R Ellis.
l2th. DtshtA-D. Pearson. J. W. Elan, Thomas
Holman Deputy Sheriff, D. Eildebrand.
I3h- DlStHct-Judges, squire Walton, W. l.
Lundy, L. Lawrence; Deputy Sheriff, ]. W.
Rogers.
li0- Dtstret-lst Poll, 5 Engine House
Judges, I. A. Hamilton, Michael Burke, John
2. Tobln; Deputy sheriff, +. W. Louis
l4th. Dtstict-3d. Poll, : Engine House
Judges, Martin Kelly, j. Wimberly, w. W.
Jones Deputy Sheriff, Joseph Tagg.
18Th DlstrlcL-Judges, r. b. Miller, r. H.
ellison, d.. Thomas Deputy Sheriff, W. B.
la,A. Disrict-JudgeS Z. Brooks. J. II. Good.
iett, w Moore Deputy sheriff. b. ". Brooks.
ILh. Dtstrc-Elelding Smith, Jerry Massey.
a Il. douglass; Deputy Sheriff, Irwin Oak.
ley.
Deputy Sherifs, Judges, Clerks and voters viii
De requires in all things 20 comply with the
Laws o. the State defining and limiting the cleo
franchise. Deputy Sherifis viii make their
returns TO me az the Sheriff's Odfce, in the
Srcenlaw Block, Second street, Memphis.
z. NJ WINTERS,
decZte Sheriff shelby County.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

With the immense resources Of The aboy.
Companies, their long and faithful experienes
In underwriting, and their promptpess and In,
eraltty IN the adjustment and settlement oi
Losses, we are enabled to offer to-insurers m
best possible security against the dangers ~
Fire, Water and accident, npon terms al favo--
able as consistent with the hazard incurred
In the Life Department, the Mutual Benaat
stands without a rival.
Being entirely MUTUAL, Its profits are a.
vided among the Policy Holders DURING
HEIR LIFE, thus assisting them il the paw
ment Of premiums.
Il makes no EXTRA CHARGES for residence
in Tennessee, and its large accumulation Of a.
sets and small ratio Of expenses, furnish the
best possible guaranty ofits stability and per-
Al Applications for assurances afthfnny at
%, and all Losses Promptly adjusted and
paid at this Agency.
HENRY A, LITTLEToN,
Agent,
NO. 4 Madison Street,
noY52m MEMPHIS. TENN
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s-T-fseO-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purity, strengthen and iuvig0rate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an anudote % change Of water and
diet
They overcome Effects Of dissipation and late
hours
They strengthen tbs system and saIIysn the
mind
They prevent miasmaus and intsmir-nt
fegers-
They purity the breath and acidity Of the
stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DlEErhea, Cholera q CHOLERA A1rnu-
TEey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitteu In the world They
make the weak strong. ana are exhausted ua-
lures great usstorer- Iney are maze Of pure
st. troiN Rum. the celebrated taL-sE4 Bark.
roots smd herbs. and are taken with the rl=a-
s6rs Of "a beverage without reEarl OBJ EEs or
time OF day Particularly 90
delicate persons requiring a gsnte srluu-1ut
sold by al Grocers. Druggists, hDlas ahH -a-
looms OnlT genuine when tie cork - covered
by our privareU :. stamp Beware af r1-l-
terfeits and uedHcd bottles
P. II. DRAKE & CO.,
% PIT D. So THHr-
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de MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure ana
gentlemen s uOoui The sweetest thing and
lsree-t quauItE manufactured fr1m EEe Eeal
southern Magnolia Used for bathing the E.
ana person % render The SKIN son aldE a-l- CD
prevent erl2tlon- % perfume clothing etc.
tiou.
lt removes reIles tan. hI1tcla1 etr.
ltclres nervous headache and lr--= .rTa-
nation.
u c0Sis, Sofreng and atlsF-U -srr 20 The Kin
y yields q subdued and lasting perfume
70 cures mus4u.to bites and -u1E ~ r1aa
Ut contains uD material 90. Ir11s tl -ra 4-
Earr1l-se1 by ACTRESS and Opera @.r.-r.
II s What every lady sloEld have SOLD arer--
where. Try the Magnolia Water 1ra4 anH Won
wtu use no other cologne. perflue--. 8- r.Tar
water Afterwards
DEKAS BARNES & CO.,
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ofthe New York Time
FAI IN UTAH.

IN Inside TeW Of Misunderstanding
Facts about United States O6icidls-
The MoraaoR8 Preparing 10 Resist the
National AUthOTitieS.
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i ACRES

Most desirably located, near the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Depot
Several Lots on the Pigeon Roost road, i'm
unimproyed, suitable for gardening,
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ofland on the new State Line road, within a
mile and 4 bali Of Court square, well improved.
with good house, out-hOuses, finely watered
and N a healthy and prosperous neighborhood
PERSONS desiring tcrent orlease property near
me ely, VIII 90 Wen 70 examine this before
to any Of the above property.
For further particulars inquire Of
no2S-Im ONCE S. E. cor. Union and "a SIS.
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EoR Chronic Skin Diseasis, take Dr. Uoyd1s
IL Nedicated NapOr Baths.
Ne. &G Second street, near Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

EOR Copper Colered Blotches take d.. Ilov5,s
Il Alternative syrup and Moist Mercurial Va
POT bath& NO. ~ Second efraat
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S1PHALIrIC and Mercurial Rheumatism-If
~ you wish g rapid and permanent cure 20 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

nor RHEUMATISM, the best treatment is
Il sulphur Vapor Baths, Try them.
No. 26 Second street, near Madison
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Suburban Lots.
FIFTEEN LOTS

* NINE AC ES
OF land within half a mile OF the corporate
limits Of the city, 10 be leased fer a term OF years
on the most liberal plincipleS-
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VAPOR RATHS

OF ALL THE AUXILIARY RFNfFDES
in the treatment OF venereai or other dis
eases ofthe skin, the most Valuable are. with
out exception, baths; and at the head of
these must be placed the various forms Of Va
POR BArHs-Cazenave on the Syphnda, b. 9lL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-05

A FTER a suspension Of business for nearly
"a four years. we again come before the pub
Lie. soliciting a share Of patronage in the above
branches of business in our new buildings. on
SHELBY street. opposite the GayusO House We
are prepared 70 bald n repair saw Mills, En-
gines. etc; furnish al kinds Of Castings for
Buildings, Plantations. Railroads or Steam
boats. With an experience Of twenty-five
years as practical mechanics and machiuists.
we feel conddeutiu our ability to give s-atisfac-
ton. Our prices shall be as low as the expense
Of labor q material viii admit Of
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METROPOLITAN HoTEL

N-HI UIIWN 3
WASHINGTON, d. @.
ItHIS lending Hotel, Renovated 49, 80
nisheds Is now in perfecf order ~ ~ -
ION AM recommendation Of is Old patrons
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