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H MEMPHIS APPEAL
For the APPEAL
FOR the APFEAL-
Thanks to GNOsE for his gem, for which we
cannot too much thank herI
AUTUMN EVENING AND NIGHT.

For the APPEAL-l
Thanks to GNOsE for this gem, for which we
cannot too much thank hsrl
AUTUMN EVENING AND NIGHT.
The day gIides softly into shadowy night,
( 1.-THE crescent moon hanRsloW upon her tips
weather-sigu Of many a drowsy crone,
Who moWs 10 embeTs with her wlthered lips.
A rush Of wings,-an owlet's loud 'tu-wboo'
Follows 'tu-whit,' behind the nearest hill,
And dropping leaves without the open door,
Chime with the erickets cry beneath the sill.
Afar, the watchdog bays to echolBg woods.
Thinking that 20 each bay he answer hears -
A startled cock awakened by the din,
Mingles Alarms with the sounds he fears.
A lone oieada from a neiEhboring tree
Thrills the warm air with strideni' Whirrs OF
Faint life and calm are with the world abroad
with me, alone, are bitter VOC and wrong.
A death-watch ticks his sharp call In my ear
As drearily ny head leans 'gainst the wall;
/ note ALI soundsl-the night saTenely clear
sharpeus the sensess-O, that this We're all!
Too husy memory halls the tranquil hour,
To feast forbidden guests within her halls,
Lighting her m with the scenes OF yOre,
Sending strange echoes from her ghostly
walls.
laughter l W Is nom brightlips estranged,
That turned their smiles, when fortune
frOwned, away;
Those loving words are from a tongue az cold,
one that grew silent in q long-gone My
Beneath nis light stands one who years ago
Went in her fresh. glad beauty forth. a bridei
A worn, slight form kueels now beside a grave
and sad eyes droop, their heavy tears 10 hide
Within that sheltered nook sits one, apart,
Who pOu 5 islnve-vows ia q willing ear!
fall y curtain over thus last scene
II claims from tenderness her only tear!
stars, now rising from yOn wooded hill,
Proclaim On hour that yerges on 70 morn,
And spectral memories like other ghosts,
Contemn the influence with thedaylight horn.
"BUESA VISTA" KY.
"GryHas stridat Hoeti5ts-PLIEY.
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PASSENGERS,
TAHD RJOTTCE!
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Admtnfstrator's settlement

In County Court OF shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors OF ]. c. Anderson,
deceased:
NOTICE IS hereby given that I have fled
IN settlement or the estate - Anderson,
deceased. with The clerk OF sai1Eourt, and that
L will apply for continuation Of said settle-
ment at the November term 1867. OF said court.
to be held on the first Monday Of said month
in the courthouse in the city Of Memphis.
HENRY 7. JONES,
Administrator with win annexed.
Approved September IS. 1891: on
safT law4wp John LOAGUE Clerk
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BLOCK On NsNl
The general markets 70 day were more Ike
what they should be at thisseason. The recent
cold weather has had a beneficial sfIecti Ia all
branches OF trade and country buyers are seen
once more upon our streets WITH an i'm
proved stage Of wafer in the OHIO, We may soon
lOOE for large additions to our stock, and easier
prices tEau al present. prevail, hut the great
falling o1 predicted some weeks ag' is NOT
like 10 take place this year. There can be no
doubt, we think. that the corn crop Of the
North j. shorter t4an was anticipated To be
sure tlls viii not Affect MS directly FOR, thauas
% a buuutIfGI Providence and the return Of
common sense 20 orr 3 amen, We ave enough
Of this % DO as. but ~ viii keep The price Of
meats comparatively high throughput the sea-
sou. A heavy Frost, sufficient 20 make Zee, VS.
TIED a. again last Night, and The weather gives
assurance ~ more u come. Inc demand 'Or
meats continue 90 be active and livestock IS not
large ln any klLc whLe clear sles nave been
quite scarce. ? Few lots have been received
sluse Saturday, and are hrm az IglIe1sc, with
enc sale reported ~ l~4e Shoulders are
NOT as as otusr descriptions o.
meat We quote them Gull al IH.aI5c
Plsin hams, .EGZlc; ulain sugar.cured are
coming IA and are held at GG2ic. plain can
vassed, 2IEEc; suErr-Cured canvassed 25aZ7c.
Ereakfast bacon, l94lDc. s. Pork, 81 500
= o. heg LGsda az ILi &C. Uerces Lsial
lsc, Corn D. scarce retain dealers hold all Tar
is ln the market aud sell al si-J9i3m "A small
way. Ear corn IS also out or marEet except one
lot selling a. B4sjc oats are scarce 30 6s
sc Bran ksezrle. a smsI lot blought IN by
The CITY OF Memphis, was held on the ieveeat
So per ton. Hay Is arm a. S3J4Z7 fer ordinary.
ana prime Is held at s2sG8 Apples are slow
sale a. Sfg5 FOR good, and very choice are held
stS 5GsJ. Butter IS coming IN more freely
Goshen, 4HG41c. choice western, 5SG81cs good,
AB8ci common not In demand; a lot OF
choice Michigan TO arrive Is held al Soc. Bsg-
gIuR In good demand al 27EZsc for Indie.
SBIc for Kentucky p .wer, aud 24d2Js Tor
hand made. Eggs are active at 2-d3lc. Flour
very quiet; super Ggs. X SsGIg u, Xxx gl
a. SOL Xxx sll8i4; fancy brands 6 SOD s Sd [
Chickens are ia better supply s. Jau5f for young. 2
ana 8 ~ for old Potatoes are In large sup
ply ana weak At sfa8 % per hbI, ana 81 5l0l 81
in sacks. Dui0us scarce az 50 SOFA per blg
Sweet PflstOes 1Jcgtl per bushel. Elackerel tu
good supply No, ] half bbls so 5lau; No.
e 5JBlHT No / XIII 3 558G; No. e. 90 rs
No. 3 s. &42 81. Mo4aases firm a. 7laslr
Tor ~. Louis renuiled no New Orleans OF
consequence in market. syrup, EIal So sugar
arm Is zalse for white crushed and powdered
and coffee sugars AT ls1z8lbGlgs; brown l4TI7c
Rio Cun e, fair TO choice, 2i827zc. Gin zine
g G82 So Cape Lime, g. 2g2 81 v ester1I
reserve cneess, l6L4Eci factory, lsigIiSc:
English dairy. lsflsc. Common, whlSEy
81 tO8Z; imitation Bourbon, g. 3s3: B0ur-
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StrQV NOtfce.

TAKEN UP by J.. NJ Hanun, In the Second
District Of shelby county, October LIST, 1857.
dark bay mare Mule, IS hands high, 5years old,
Also. Light bay MARI Male, lfH hands nigh,
branded : 7 on LEFT shoulder andR on len hip.
valued at SiU9
alsn. taken MP by WE Battle, in First Dis
one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners are notified to come forward d
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
Raleigh, October 2, lss7. ocA lawaw'
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Memphis. Tennessee.
METALLIC Cases and Caskets and Wooden
M Cofins constantly on hand. myA


THE EN- inent and distinguished Doctor, Sir
i James Clark, Physician TO Queen Victoria,
and most learned and distinguished men Of this
age, In his treatise on CONSUMPTION, says: That
Pulmonary Consumption can be cured, admits
no longer Of a doubt, and all eminent writers
on pathological anatomy, at this present time
agree that consumption can be cured, II proper
remedies are used IN time and testimony the
most convincing, Clearly proves that this dis
ease must not be trihed with by using all Kinds
of patent medicines and qnack nostrums, bat
the only safe and certain cure now in use
throughout the South is known as "Dr. Will
liams' PulmOnic Ba'sam OF Wild Cherry and
Wood NRptha," which has stood the test OF
more than twenty yesrs' tTisl, during which
time It has given the most convincing proof OF
its great efficacy IN having arrested this most
subtle'and treacherOus dissaSe with thousands
who are living witnesses to-day to testify 10
the truth Of what we here state. Ana TO the
i~ncredulous who are suffering with any pulmo-
nary disease, no matter OF how long standing,
We ask you tttry this medictpe once, and be
convinced Tor yourself.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
the Sauth. De ieTs can be supplied at ]. B
WATSON & CO.'S Wholesale Drug House,
Memphis, Tenn, to whom all orders must be
Addressed. Oc2B II
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Adnafntstratrfe Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to All parties who
N have claims against the estate OF r. b.
ShOne. deceased, viii present them duly su-
tneutieated IN OF before the 18th day OF No
vember next Also, AL who are indebted TO
said estate VIII please come forward " settle
menG Address Bartlett Station, Memphisand
Ohio Railroad, Shelby county, Tenn
MRS. L. A. b.. SHONE,
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ID & EAT
Iron and Brass Founders and
Maehinists,
cHIcKASAW IRON WORKS,

3. r Cor. Of second and Winchester sts.,
Deposits Market Equsrel,
TENN
WILL furnish all kinds OF Irou aud Brs4
Castings Ga short noticsand At moat reasonable
rates and especially, keep on hand al ali times
the various Sizes of Gin Castings 81 ON
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Aso Ii
c. P OAKLEY, GenT superintendent.
General Ticket Agent nOvl w
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Major General Averill, United States
Consul in Canada, said lately, in speech
at IN Agricultural Fair in Bath, New
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Nom Resident Notice.

County Court Of Shelby Comfy, Tennessee.
et ais.
IN this cause It appearing from affidavit fled,
Il that William Thomas CiOar, Martins Jam
George Washington ClOar and Albert Cloar,
defendants in above cause, are nOn-residents
Of the State Of Tennessee
Il is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance herein. and plead, answer or demur
TO the ~pettiODers' petition, on or before the
first three days Of the November Term OF said
Court, be ginning on the 4th day ofNovember, 1857,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed as to
them, and set Tor hearing ex parte.
It is further ordered, that copy Of this order
be published once n weeE for 1Our successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the City OF MernPhis Tenne see
Attest: JNO. LOAGUE. Clerk.
Thompson & Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
September u, 1857. sells 4tlaWo
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DAUL & CROCKETT have moved their stock
II OF Iron and HsrdEsre to No. 20 Font
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be fOand al all times
The Only Stock of Tennessee Iron
IN the city also, a very superior quality Of
Common Iron. branded KENTUCKY IRON, az
Reduced Prices
We keep also a full stock OF Castings, Nails,
Smith Tools, Wagon Material. Cotton Gins,
Threshers, Horse Powers, cider Mills, UCrn
Shelters, Plows, Scrapers in fact a general as
sortment Of Agricultural Implements, ere; and
are prepared 70 supply everything kept in our
line OF business AZ low rates.
Upon the lst day OF August We reduced the
price OF Tennessee Iron one cent per pound,
and Kentucky or Common Iron ons-half cent
Dar u0uud- auN
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no. BANFIL & co.,

~t.blished their ONCE IN Titus
III 49, 4, 49, on NJ. y Jefferson street,
l1s7sfses may Be f0and by parties interested.
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WISE WORDS.

WISE WORDS.
Major General Averill, United States
Consul in Canada, said lately, in a speech
at an Agricultural Fair in Bath, New
York
"Not long since I went to see the
monument of Wolfe at Quebec. The
granite said, Here fell Wolfe, Victorious
and my coaehman, pointing with his
whip, added, Here is the new JAIL /
reflected, is this the fruit of the triumph Of
the Anglo-Saxon? o, Americans, if
there be sermons in stones, listen to the
imprisoned murmurings of breaking
hearts, and the sad complainings OF
cramped intellects, which reach your
ears through dungeon walls. Who are
more culpsble, they or you? Have they
not simply perpetrsted the crimes which
you have permitted to exist? Would
not agriculture. and mental and moral
culture, lift those dreadful social burdens
from poverty and misery, and render
them productive Of hsppiness2 Their
lives are now but promissory notes to be
redeemed in prison. Cannot q charity
which protects animals from cruelty,
originate some measure by which the
industry of needy women and children
suall De pTOlecl6u ADO FeuueTeu nOuOTd-
ble and profitable? The conclusion of
the whole matter of life arid labor is this:
to conquer nature both human and phys
ical to su5due the earth we must study
all the forces with which we have TO
contend, and control them. We cannot
eradicate selishness, vanity, pride and
avarice from human nature, but it is
possible to turn them to good account.
The science which Investigates, aud the
art which controls many forces, are yet
in their infancy. Some day they will
feel the mastering grasp Of q human
hand. The difference between our INTEL
lectusl and material progress is msrked.
Our poetry is ~fragmentsry, our nRusic
foreign in painting we can boast only
Of our landscapes and q few historical
pictures our sculptors are abroad, and
our architecture is all borrowed; even
our log houses came from Norway. But
VI material progress is original. So will
be Our triumph"
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The st. Louis Republican says that 8
most u-naccOuntable mania to possess
copper cents Of the coinage of 1858 has
broken out in that city. On Wednesday
last 8 great number Of men and boys
were r~snsacking the city for these coins,
which readily brought thirty cents each,
yet nobody seemed able To explain the
cause Of such an extraordinary financial
phenomenon.
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GEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 8 4
OFFICE. 20 1-2 MADISON STREET,
pIRECToRs.
PLanters, Rank Notes.

IN accordance with an act OF the General As
sembly Of the State Of Tennessee, approved
Deceub Der u. 1850, entitled an act ITO expedite
the distribution Of the effects Of Banks which
have or may make assignments among their
creditors notice is hereby given TO the hold
ers OF the notes OF the Planters Bank OF Ten
nesse 10 present them 70 the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the first DAY OF January, 1853, or they
will be forever barred.
iyZ5 tiaIisss D. WEAVER. Trustee.
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.hst Received.
10 barrels Cooks Five Year Old
Bourbon.
2 quarter pipes "PeIlVOisin 7"
Brandy.
we have also a large and choice stock OF
Rve and Bourbon Whiskies,
Liquors, and the
Bavarian Bitters.
NATHAN HOFFHnnER 4 CO.,
.ros 976 Front Street.
Sion mat COugH.

DR WILLIAMS Pulmonie Balfam OF WIG
IL Cherry and WOOD SsP.hat NE
ness Group, Soreness Of the Throat, DltnenlIy
Of breathing, Soreness Of hte Breast sno ISn5nn9o,
PnsnTonia bronchitis, Asthma ana Fulmo-
nary C,-r1nn uHou. Try this meuctne once,
our Word ior 1t you will in iulure use no
other. r-o,obort
~ SC1tb Deaiers can be supplied al j. .
WAssON A COS. wholesale Druggists, ana
sole ygepts for this medicine 10 whom ~
ders must be addressed.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
DnJnotgo- m-zn
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER Isr, 1867, the
" rates OF fare from Memphis TO the yarl-
Gus Stations win be as follows:
From to-
ooMMuTATloN T1cKErs

Good for ten or twenty trips, t. be used withiz
sixty and ninety days respectively, VIII be sold
at the following rates:
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HARDWARE.
Have for Sale.

III 0aAS~
8 Mlburne's Celsbraied Iron-AxIe wagon
IS MiIburne's Celebrated Thlmble-skeln Wag-
ons-cyer 800 sold in Memphis; 81 warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breakage.
30 Carver Gins, from 30 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
3 TOdd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses.
double-geared and TO work By crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 TOdd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist Mills-ths finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of ALI sizes.
from % to l00-honss power.
Todd's Plsning Mil and Wood-Workipg Ma
ehlnery, OF al kinds, furnished At short no.
Portable Steam Engines, OF al sizes, nom to
a-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, OF all sizes, nom % 10 So
horse power.
Single and Double Saw Mus-Todd's and other
make
Gin segmsnts, for 10 and y feet wheels. COM
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, z, 4 and g.
horse power.
IS Tons OF IRON TIES dow to the trade).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. dow 10 the tradel.
leo Nests Cedar TEbs, dow u the trads).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to lOss consignment
10 and p HOr g Power Portable Engine Sec
~oud-hand, low for cash-must be sold.
16-HOrse Power, secondhand. cheap.
rs Horse Power Stationary Engine aud saw
Mtu-al complete-eaH be bought low.
29Saw and 80 saw Gins Out little used)
low for cash.
daniels Flaming Machine-cuts 81 inches
wide and 2 feet lOng-ean be had At a bar
gain.
FLOWS OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SE ELLERS,
THREsEINu MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATH N .CHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
LSllie's Fire and Burglar ProofSsfes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES.
CUTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPFRS Rs,
CULTINATORS
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
ET Wood and rOn-Working Machinery. or
all kinds, ordered on short notice, end FUR
nished at manufacturers prices sell SIN
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13


THE FESIANs.-Recent advices by steam
ship give us detailed reports of the cable
grams relative to the revolution in Ireland.
The result thus far, as every true friend of
the Irish people predicted, is the defeat of
the unwise patriots who fancy that noise
and froth can tear down the British Govern
ment. Several hundred deluded but brave
men are already captured, many have been
killed, their ammunition wagons taken and
the poor fellows who arestill alive and free
are in the rugged mountain Businesses of
the country with drilled British troops in
hot pursuit. It is said another raid on
Canada will be made in May. We again
counsel our namesakes to make an Ireland
here by getting property. educating their
children, identifying themselves with oay
government, oar institutions and cur inter-
ests, social and political, and let the old
world 60 to the devil where it belongs.
Englishmcn, Dutchmen, Welchmen,
Frenchmen, Germans, Norwegians. and Po-
landers don't allow money-begging chaps
to fool them out of their cash under pre-
tense of freeing their native countries. An
intelligent Irishman, not far from here,
told US last week that he had nice little
farm, plenty of stock, his children had
good school to 60 to, and, said he, "isn't
this as fine an Ireland as could get even
if the old sod was redeemed"
We said YES.
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Union sunday School OF Clayton.


Resolred, BY the Union S. s., of Clay
ton, that in the decease of EVA DRIPps,
we have lost one Of our most afiectionate,
dutiful and exemplary scholars, whose vir-
tues it should be our ambition to initiate.
That we deeply sympathize with pa
have sustained we hope the chain here
broken may be united in the better land.
Religion should our thoughts engage
Amidst our youthful bloom;
twill fit us for declining age
And for the awful tomb.
More needful this than glittering wealth,
Or aught the world bestows-
Not reputation, food or health
Can give us such repose"
Pesolred, That these sentiments be fur
nigsed to the NoRTn Iowa TINES, with a
request for their publication.
Clayton, Marcs, 1867.
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The TELEGRArH,-On Saturday, for the
first time. the closing commercial intelli-
gence Of London and Liverpool was pub
lished in New York city and elsewhere in
this country on the same day. The Gable
dispatch which we published at half past
two o'clock Saturday afternoon, giving the
closing quotations, could not have left Lon
don before four O'Clock Of that afternoon,
and yet was received in New York at noon
of the same day. This gives little less
than one hour for transmission between the
two cities. This dispatch was published in
the earliest editions Of the San Francisco
papers ut noon.
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ST. pArRIcK.-The cards are out for q
ball at the Cambrian on Monday evening
next. Our namesake was born on the 18th
but such events occur, frequently, very
late at night and it is possible the illustri-
GUS little stranger may have arrived few
minutes after l2-this would give the 18th
for his possible birth. Be the fact as it
may, the 18th comes on Sunday this year
and lively celebration in honor Of the
Patron Saint of the Emerald Isle could
not take place on the Sabbath without do
ing violence to the rigid christian precepts
and examples which this most excellent
man left for the world. Hence we say,
MONDAY for the dance. Messrs. Fury 4
Schmidt have taken the lead in the matter
as proprietors. Many Of our German and
American fellow-citizens will join in the
festivities. WILLIAMS Colored Band will
play-The Supper will come off at Peavy
& Commits Arcade Restaurant, basement
of the TINES Dlock-Carriages will be
furnished-The bill will be $500. Many
from the country west of us, and from p.
du Chen will be in attendance we ex-
pect to see one Of the largest and gay
est parties Of the season.
At Elkader there is also to be ball
and supper some of the best men of that
lively young city are engaged in it. Why
not adjourn the Elkader entertainment till
next year and oil hands join in man.
moth demonstration at the Cambrian?-
Elkader can have the St. Patrick Of 1868.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. At the re-
quest of many voters, irrespective Of par
ty, have concluded to make the announce
ment that I am prepared to furnish Signs
and Store Shades On the shortest notice
and at reasonable rates. Having engaged
the services Of two wellknown Chicago
Painters who make speciality Of Grain
ing, Rapering and Cd,cimining, I will
guarantee to the public at large to do
work bettcr than was ever done here BE-
fore. Particular attention paid to Sign
work. Fresco Painting, Window Shades,
Theatrical Scenery, &c. Persons in ad-
joining towas desiring work please address
Box l02 for further particulars.
Very Respectfully,
DY1os SANDYKY,
MeGregor. Iowa.
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der but themselves can exhibit. We are
an Odd Fellow in heart, now, and so
long as such noble impulses actuate them
we will always esteem them. McCraney,
personally is our friend and we may speak
in partial way, but we deliberately think
if he had come from New York or Liver
pool, his address would have been called
extraordinary; its publication would not
hurt paper or lessen him in public esti-
nation.
The supper was attended by 400 per-
sons. All the good things Of life were on
hand. Everybody was happy.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13

GrEss Nor" VIM. Raphael, NJ. D."
sends US advertisements about Astrology,
Conception, Prevention, Secret Diseases
and variety Of other subjects. This dis
tinguished & Doctor " circulars to editors
rs though he owned their Offices. His die
tatorial terms are, if possible, more dis
gusHng than his business, and without any
sespect for him, his victims or those who
may want money BY circulating his astro-
logical nonsssss o. his brothsl prescrip-
tions, We decline to assist in making the
world more silly or more criminal than it
already is. Our present CONTRACTS with
such medical pTetendsrs win BE- SLED, but
after they expire nix come arouse " il
our motto.