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GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES!
shy Gro yer & Bakers Machine is Best

uMJ NEO VET q DaAtfb Mdtniue u btSt
It is more simple. duraale, and less liable to
!. arrangement than others.
2. It sews from ordinary spoOls,a nduore-Wind-
ing OF thread is necessary.
3. 10 seWs With equal facility all fahrics. the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds Of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
{. It's seam rs 50 strOu Ean6 elastic that it. never
breaks, even on tht kias.
). II fasten5 both enc OF the scam by It's own
operation.
g.. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch, re-
mains arm, and neither Tuns or Tavels iu its
wear.
z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
~retfins its pfumpness after washing better
than any other.
8 Itsseam can be removed in nltsrins~ garments.
after proper inspection, without picking or
cutting them.
3. WaichnEa and varying the tensions upon the
threads, necessary in other mechines. is I'M
necessary la this The tension being once adj
justed On the Grover & Baker Machine, any
amount Of sewing may be zone without
change.
10. 70 makes beautiful embroidery without any
change o. arrangement, simply BY inserting
threads Of suitable sizes aud coiors hr inns
purpose Il is tie only nlachine thal DtAn
emurOidcrs and seWs perfectly.
The attention CT Tailofs, Manufacturers Of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Carriage trimmer
and an others requiring the best and most ef-
fsctive LOck-Slifch Machines, is invited 20 our
new shuttle Machine especially adapted 70
Manufactures purposes.
GROVER a HAktkS VI,
dscI4 I'm 90 Aain street.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation

H.OH SALE.
T. Harding, George W. Harding, a. j.
Harding.
EX-Parle Petition for Partition.
DY virtue OF an Interiocutory decree made
- in the above cause, in tire Chancery Court
at Osceolla, in Mississippi county, Arkansas, the
undersigned commissioner will sell, At public
auction, 90 the highest bidder, on the premises,
in the County of Mississippi, and state Of Ar
kansas, between the hOarso OF 10 AIN and 4 pm,
On Monday, the 9th day OF January, 1851,
the following described real estate. tO-wit: The
Beal 3. Harding Plantation, situated ~ miles
below the town OF OsceOla, and south Of the
Hearn Bayou, containing about iOO acres, 10
OF which Is in cultivation and 10 acres dead
enSd. Good dwelling house, gin hCuse and
necessary out bnildmgs-WiihOut doubt the
best place in The county. Well protected nom
overflow. Terms OF sale Cash in hand.
AMES il. HAZAED,
A. !. FALLS,
CHARLES BOWEN,
moves ids commissioners.
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Red River Plantation fer Sale.

Como, Pamela county, Miss, Nov. Is, L
now fliaU
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TTHE undersigned viii continue the business
hereafter in his own name, and hereby re-
turns the THANKS Of the cid drm for the liberal
patronage bestowed, and promises That 10 the
future every effort viii be made b give his
customers satisfaction both in quality and
prices OF goods and in courteous attention.
uOv4 SOL. A. HERMAN.
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NOfice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF John
III W. MurrisOn's estate to the Clerk Of tht
County Court of Shelby County. all persons
holding claims egainst said estate are hereby
notified to ME them with said Clerk. duly au.
thenticatsd, by the l1th day Of June. 1867; and
any claim not fled ON or before said day shall
be forever barred, both in law and equity.
JNO b. ROBINSON, Administration.
nauauaNarT 10 rAHF Naarr Ia uFfrum
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I WILL sell at private sale, to close the adj
Il minisirafiOnt the we'll known plantation,
belonging 10 the estate Of DR.. Isaac N. Jones,
deceased, situated in Lost Prairie" Lafayette
county, Arkansas, containing 1900 acres. with
upwards OF 800 acres in the highest state of cul-
t~iuation, which, Tor richness OF soil, beauty and
convenience in all Of lis surrounding, is un-
equalled by any plantation On Red River,
above the raft.
Terms easy Cash. Part cash or on time as
may best suit the pul chaser. Possession given
on the hrst day Of January next, 1867.
VIM. w. ANDREWS.
Administrator of the Estate of /. ". Jones,
Washington, ark, July 26, 1850 deceased.
Those wanting further Information as te
quality. locality, improvements, price and
terms Of sale, call on or address l.. r. CARR,
Attorney at Law, S3 Main street, Room %,
Memphis, Tenn ag7 Oct7
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NEW ERA IN
. EN- TISTRY
Teeth Extracted Without Palm By the
AID Of Local AGENCIES.

IT viii he highly gratifying tothe many thou-
stnds who ars suffering with decsyei and
aching teeth, and who have bsen dreafilns 10
have Them extracted for years 70 learn that
DT. J.. h. WATSON, Dentist, or tons city, IS eN-
tracing teeth daily, with the aid Of an entirely
new discovery, without giving the sishtess
Inconvenience TO The patient whatever And
bv MS great facilities Tor manufacturing plate
,gorlc cssn insert new teeth In any number,
from one 10 an e8tire mn. set In q lew hours
.afer extraction, which teeth are entirely natu-
raj and can be WorH Eith every degree Of COM
fort until the mouth ans gums are IN "A suitable
condition for q pernlauet he1
OHic corner OF Nan a Moaroe, No
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or Virginia.


Essentially Southern in its mailo lres,
TABoR nevertheless contains achoiEcCts rron
of the best Northern copyright y au-
thor, for four years an officer of rlle
army. composed many stirring mo-
ments znatched during its mare n Scoun-
ter-marchings in Virginia. The used a.
The funeral Of Gen. 7. J. Jacks1aSOtclO"Walll
May II, 1888, was from his pen, andars Included
in this collection.
"Bfr. Mcintosh says the Richmond WHO,
" is well known throughout the South as an
author and teacher OF finished excellence, with
q musical reputation rarely attained ~ any
man Of hisage in this country. In the South
he stands az the very head Of church music, no
one disputing the position with bim'-
The book embraces everything OF Nalue o.
Southern or Southwestern origin, much OF
which is now for the first time reduced TO q
written form. Its variety Is great-eInbracIlg
pi metres in use, in every key and every va
r,sty OF msasure-with a full elementary de-
set pieces and sentences IL contains nearly
kan closely printed pages. neatly and tastefully
Gotten IN. well printed and bound.
Price. 81 50, for which 10 Will be sent, post
free. 10 auy part OF the country.
Single copies, for examination and ntroduc-
tloH, sent 10 any ada&s, pOstage paid, on re-
ceipt OF one dollar.
+. J. HUNTINGTON & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
459 Broome St. Hewf Ork.
aS Auv Southern paper giving TIM pove
two insertions. and seRding a COPY aehSr
naDer TO The publishers, shall have the V Hume,
post free kH
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EXECUTORS SALE AT COMO
OF
go Acres Of First Qualify Of Land.

vtV NIUE VI EAlDs 4odAStJ VI AeAus
WILL be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd
w day Of January next, at public outcry,
on OF the most desirable sectians OF land IN
Pamela county. known as section % township
q, range Z. lying north OF the land OF Austin
Paslay, and south by theland Of J. X StrattOn,
better known as the StoVau tract" OF Land,
on Senat0hia creek. 10 Is within ~ miles OF
Como, and "a miles from the Railroad. Has
iI5 acres cleared and under good fence, p good
dwelling and all Culbuildings necessary for inn
mediate use.
TERMs.-One-tbird cash balance payable IN
two notes of equal amounts fn one and two
years, with interest nom date At the rate OF Z
per cent.
Bono VIII be given for titles antl the whole
amount is raid.
For further particulars purchasers are re-
ferred 10 Austin Psslay, Esq.
II more desirable TO purchasers the land viii
be divided in two portions OF SB acres each by
a line running east and west through the CEN
ter, and Sold separately.
THOS. Z. STUVALL, Executor
Estate Of Pleasant Stovall, decd.
Augusta. Ga
Como, Pamela county, Miss, Nov. 10, 1855.
$3.50 HNUmn
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RAILROADS.
MemphIs ana CharIeston Rallroad.

Mail train leaves Memphis at.-7;0O pm
Corinth Accom'n leaves Memphis at~7W am.
junction -il.f0 am.
Bonneville q" .A:p pm.
Mail train connects closely with trains for
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati, atlanta, Ma
con, Columbus, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Charleston Columbia, Wilmington, Knox
Vile, BIist,l. Lynchburg. Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk. Washington Baltimore, Phi la
delphia and New York.
Passengers for Mobile aud Ohio Railroad
South Of CoTiuth leave Memphis at 2 am; and
for the Mississippi central EailIcad South OF
junction at u:w am.s North OF Jauction at
FIN.
Time as good as by any route.
Baggage checked through
For through tickets and Information call at
- West Court street, Memphis.
". J. HOSS. Gent supt.
". L. DANLEY. GenIT Icket Ag't- deef u
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THE copartuership heretofore existing be-
tween SOL. A. HERMAN ana DAVID
LIPPMAN, under the firm and style Of r
MAN & LlPPMAN, is this dav dissolved by
mutual consent SOL A. HERMAN is alone
authorized 70 settle the affairs OF the drm.
SOL A. HERMAN.
DAVID LIPPMAN.
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NOtice.

no ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I
L herLby notify that 1 shall apply at the jau-
uary term Of The Shelby County Court TO be
appointed Guardian Tor Alvin q. Knapp, Geo.
S. Knapp, Alden B. Knapp and R0sa X. KNAPP,
miner heirs OF A. q. Knapp. deceased.
X. DUDLEY FRAYSER,
Nov. %, ISGi-nOv2i 6w Attorney at Law.
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The Big RGF
On M adisOn Street.

roo nnO FEET of The best White Pine
DtE tBO Iumbe ever brought TO the
z<sTon6is Market. All kinds OF Lumber con-
s~fsnfiv xept on BAND, dressed and nndressed
Iefbe. Pockets, Shingles, etc. Quick sales and
small proBfs, the motto.
nm eblisiaE and snabie John e. Milford is
tie omcs, Es Aadi son street, SCI
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Throuah FretGht Trains
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIkORB AND HAVANA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
EORBALTIMOEEN VIA HAVANA KEY
Z WEST, carrying tbs United States mails.

I WEST, carrying tbs United States mails,
Through Tickets 10 New York, $50.
The List comprises the following nrst-class
steamships;
LIBERTY, 1900 tons, VIM Rollins, Commander
LOO tons, Ib0s. A.. Bain, Commander.
enc Of the above fine steamers will be dis
matched from New Orleans for Baltimore via
Havana and Key West, 0n she6th and 25th o.
each month.
For frsight or passage, having unsurpassed
recommendation apply 10
WITBERsPOON q HALSEI, ACTS,
~ CarOudelet street. New Orleans.
N-B-No bills Grinding but those ofths com
many will be signed. Permits fer freight must.
II procured nom THIS office. No freight re-
eeived, or bills OF ladiDs signed, after u O'clock
day OF sailing. SELL
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMPORIUM!
ST.. Z. KATEEXBACH. 81

DUBLISHER Of sheet Music, and dealers
in Pianos Cabinet Organs, aud all
kinds OF Musical Instruments violin
and Guitar Strings and every description
of HuSieal Merchandise. The undersigned
Is sole agent for ~StefnWay q Sons Pianos
and other first class makers. Mason and
asnTnltR-s Cabinet Organs etc, ana
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re-
tail. Our stock of sheet Music and Mu>feaa
atG0ks is the largest and most
complete in the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be filed at as low rates as IN
New York or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and are
especially invited TO examine our well selected
stock Of VfOlfn. Guitar a hs1niO strings,
OF which article we make q speciality.
Each Piano sold viii BE- warranted for nVe
years, aud no extra charge made for stool
cover, freight or boxing
second hand Pianos taken in exchange for
new ones,
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments
tuned and repaired by competent wOrkmen.
.Engraviugs, Oil Paintings and fancy sketches
for sale.
Picture, L~OOking-gIass and Advertisement
frames made 10 order.
Sebd for circular and musical catalogue.
+. KATHENBACH,
8I7 Main street, West Side,
ncYD-gu fhrap doors south of Monroe.
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MEDICAL,

HALLr5HAs's P1LLG are composed simply u Fegcfa-
Ote -Hedtr1teS, They are C~alk0rfic Pills. acuaH
upon The Stomach, LtueE, and E0tceIs containing
10 Arsenic la-umcL iue-lss or any other Mineral
substance The great advantage the Proprietors claim
" these Pills s. that without the aid Of Caiomel,
Blue Mass Or any other Minerals they wiz carc tho
most Obstinate eases Of tHILLS FEWER
Di NIB AGJE PERIODICAL HEADACHE. NFU-
EALGiA- and all affections 1f O. IKE character. Fol
.sF -e directions ani you VIII ind they viii DO all
tA-t e-atmet i5 them. Try one box, and theig own
merits VIII them ever afterwards.
~ We have used GaatghGN's Pills, aud have
never known them o fail % cure when the directions
were followed, and unhesitaungly recommend them 70
public favor.
Hon r. IT. WATTS. Ey-Gov. Of Alabama
~. JUDGE Jgd-c srpremeCourt Of AlA
ROBERT D0UGHEETY. Judge sth Circuit
q Alabama
VIZ. c. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
Hos. ALEX CLTTIEEALL. Moutsomsfv NA
Coz. JAS. u. WEAVER. .
CRAWFORD BIEE.
Ma la. BANkS Com. Merchant n. O.. La.
GO MASON. ksQ, Mayor Wetumpka. Ala
AlAE L. WOODS, AIRY Of Law, 2e0 B'dwaB Ny
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MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD,

SECRETARY I'M T-REAsUEER's OFFICE,O
No. "a Monroe street,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. I'd, 1866.
w j. W ALDkAN, Secretary and IIeasu-
rer: Five hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars Of the hrst mortgage bends of this
company have been subscribed for iy the best
citizens Of Memphis. You viii therefore pro-
coed 10 call for anu collect the first iustalmCnt,
and five per cent. per month, thereafter, until
the whole Is paid H. 4, BRlNkLEI,
Pres't NJ. and L. 4. 1. X Co.
NOTICE.
Subscribers viii please cali at my Office, II
Monroe street, on the EOth day Of I~lccenEber
next. and pay the first t-nstalnento ON the bonds
subscribed Tor by them. All the work has been
let out. Estimates will be In, and contractors
must have money.
W. B. WALDRAN, Secy and Treas.
Memphis and Little Rock r. r. Co.
November g3f fSfR. noy.e3-
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wEmpHrs. TENNEssEE.

ErrER n susoensiou OF business for four
a years, we again take this metsod OF re-
fTIrniag our thanks to our patrons ana irienus
feI their kind and liberal patronage heretofore
eTtended fo IA with renewed assurance Of a
continuance Of our prompt ana J eIsontA at
tentlon to All business entrusted 70 9uF case.
Warehouse. for storing Cotton. All cotton
consigned 10 us will be covered by insurance,
ualess o. herWise instructed one o. t1e hleni-
business his personal attention,
m Won yislt our city, we viii be pleased 10
ha aI you JONES, BROWN a co,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN HOUSE,
COB8RR BAIS AND BE4L sTgEETs,

Memphis, Tenn.
THIS House having changed hands, being
4 newly furnished, and large improvements
EaviHg creu mades o ready ioF the rscep-
ton OF visitors
Our charges are moderate and we intend
Keeping a First Gas Eouse-uoE to be ezcsiIed
by amy other houss in the aitv.
Families desiring good. com ortahfe and WE'LL
furnished rooms, with good table a a nir
price, would do wei 70 call early a. a limited
humber only VIII be taken 10.
HUGHES & co.
N0vemneF a EaH. urv4
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
Ell MBoi rs EXTRACT BroHU teb5 d&w1y


What Every One Wants.
A good. reliable medicine that will be on hand
when required and never fails when called That
is now TO be obtained in DR. Tobias Celebrated Ne-
netian lniment. Many thousands call Il the Won
der of the Age. it does all that i represented and
more. 1t currs Diarrhna nysentcry. Collie Spssns.
Vomiting, Group pnd Sea sickness surely n II il
used. and "a perfectly innocent TO take internally.
in double the quantity named in the directions
and external remedy for Chronic rheumatism,
Cats Bruises. Old Sores. Mumps. Toothachc Head.
ache, Sore Throat. Spraius, Insect Stines Pains in
the Back, Chest and Limbs. thousands have testified
10, and their certificates he seen by any one at
the Doctors Depot ~ Cortlandt Street New York.
Hundreds OF dhyscians use it in their practice. II
has been introduced since 1i, and hundreds who
now have II In their houses, say they would not be
without II even n il was ti0 per bottle Every drop
!. mixed by DR.. Tobias himself and eau be depended
Only ~ cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druegi,ts throughout the United States and in Eu
Iope. DEPOT, ID Cortlandt Street. New York.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are re
N tined by HsLMBoLD's ExTRAcr BucHu. lt5d&wl.
COltOn's Select Flavcrs


CHOICE FRUITS s. SPICES.
Are creating quite . sensation among. Lovers Of
Choice Favorseverywheie for their delicious Flsvors
Strict Pur and unrivalied strength Those who
wish the 1T, and those who wish economize seek
them Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in markct)
Ext3oy JAMES Y SxIrB. ov PRoviDESCg, X. J.. SAYS ::
NY wife pronountes them Superior TO any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. ROCKINGHAM. or CoSNEcriC'-r says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
fine.
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb) the well known
author OF Springfield, Mass, says: "They are the
Standard in all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
such list Of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold Nv Groccrs and Drug
rists Prepared by W COTTON. Proprietor of
Colton's Toilet Article No. 3, to Heal and Beantify
the skin. Sold by Harrison d Starks, and Parks h
Uosmer. Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. "a Market street, for all Coltons Prepafa
tous; Sept. 25-dly.
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This splendid Hair Dye ie the best in the World
The only rsrs and PKRrEcr DYz-Harmleee Relia-
bic. instantaneous. No disappointment. No ride
ulous tinss. Natural Black or Brown. Remediesthe
IN efedte Of Bad Dyes. lnveorates the hair. leaving
n eoft and beautiful The genuine Il signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations. and
should he svoided. Sold by all Druggists and Perfu-
mer. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
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Habit1al Constituencies causes

Habitual Costiveness causes
Headache, Dizziness, Worms, Liver Complaint. Dys-
pepsia, Sour Stomach Bad Breath. &c. The surest
preventive is On. II ,snIsoss PTMsrALno LozESeEKs
being both Tonic and Laxst &C, they restore nsture,
thereby curing coetive habit. In the opinion Of
every Druggist they the most easant and efrec-
tual remedy for the Piles and the only one that
reaches the cause. outward applications only
time and money wasted,
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\ General Massacre
Of The brcs Of the head the whiskrs the moustache
or the beard. be easily accomplished by the ap
pica,ion Of the scorchine hair dyes and when cvery
hair is KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by these nosftums Will regret.
too late, that they did not the wonderful and en-
tiaely poieonless preparation which. in FIVE MIN
rTEs. produces n blaoh or brown which lie not sur
paseed by natures own hue. he wise in time The
only safe and article II
CRisTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRiSTADORO. 8 stor Iiouse.
N. Y. Sold by all Druggists. Applied BY all Hair
Dresseee.
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LONDON 4 NEW YORI
s..v,u, q vvSusar> vv~..
STEAM
To and from the old country.
Shortest Sea Passage.

The Tavorite first class ely built Iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE
OF Transatlantic steam packet ships
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Sail regnlsriyto and from New Iork. RATES OF
PASSAGE rs low as by any other frat class line.
These fine ocean steamers fitted up in every
pect to insure the safety comfort and convenience OF
passengers. On very advantageous terms the Aacher
Line grant through tickets 10 and from all the stations
.on the Irish and English Railways. and the principal
cities in the ned States and ais forward passengers
at very moderate rates and from France, Germany
&c As this Company does not employ runners, those
who wish passage tickets. certificates of passage 10
send for their friends. any further Information will
please apply at any ofthe Company sageitcics through
out the States, or AT the head Office in New York to
FRANCIS MACDONALD Il co.
New York jan. 1896 Bowling Green.
j. d. EVANS, Agent
mchs:dly Davenport Iowa.
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HIST CRICAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic l. Neuraigjc (QmDOund

TIE RHEUMATIC - NEuRALtlC COMPOUND.
s,iF TEEN years ago, Capt, l.. Copeland wa- com
n manacr of II Boston brig. owned hy the late Hob
ert q, shaw. Capt. Copeland. At that time made "a
age 10 Vera Cruz. and while there near the guns
of the Castle oil san Juan de Uua, tackled 18th
his old complaint. Rheumatism. While suffering
verey board his vessel he wac Visited by a Mcxi-
car Spanard, who .adhe could relieve him Of his
pain aud entirely cure him Of his disease. The Wis
itor returned with his med cine and his words:
in few days Capt. Copeland began 10 improve I'M
der hs treatment and was soon completely cured
SO delighted was the 'Old Sea Dog that he pur-
chased the receipt from the MexicoS paniard. for
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned to Boston, Capt.
Gardner bought number of bottles OF this article,
then manufactured In small way by Capt, Copeland,
In Boston. Capt. Gardiner. who then sailed mer-
chant ship 10 London. took the article with him, and
London, and Capt Gardiner Immediately wrote TO
his brother. Charles +. Gardiner Esq, To- purchase
Of Capt Copeland the right to make and cell the arii-
Gle in England the West India Islands and Australia
this in 1885 Capt. NJ. D. Gardiner. receipt OF
the notice Of the purchase from Capt Copeland i'm
mediaiey formed CO partners hip with Mr. Watson
a wealthy dealer in London, who now. under the firm
Of Gardiner. Watson 4 Co. No. q. Mark Lane, Lon
don are introiucingthe Compound with great
In 1889 Capt Gardiner was in Boston, and In con.
ncctien with his brother. Chas r. Gardiner purchas-
ed from Capt Copeland. his heirs and successors.
the whole right to the article. with the intention to
give 10 The people of North America, the benefits Of
lite wonderful healing properties. II has proved
most valuable medicine to all who have tried H.
Mr.. L. r. Gardiner immediate ely established a large
manuiactur, laboratory for the production Of the
article, and since 1859 has devoted hi. time the
production and sale of GAEDlSER'a RHKt NATic AND
NErRAieic COMPOUND. We sho aid add that the ar
ticle is entirely vegetable one, being composed Of
rooir and herbs the most important OF which grows
wild In England. from whence ii is imported by the
Proprietor-Mr. Henry X, Gardiner
CHICAGO Nov. 18th, 1865.
Mn. II. X. GARpIyEH, Proprietor GARDENERS Rheu-
matte 4 Neuralgia Compound
ir-Having been a1icted it'll the Neuralgia in my
face for six month"; friend induced me To try your
Compound. and can cheerfnlly ray l found Ii the
ouy relief, and recommend ii to all who trou b.
led with the Neuralgia
Yours Respectfully. A. BOOTH.
Oystcr Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

A GEORGIA paper calls confscation Thad.
Stevens daughter. There is question as
to the legitimacy Of that child.-Detrot
Free Pfess