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%, ,278 acres Of public lands were dis-
posed Of during the naonth Of April lasi
In Michigan, Minnesota, Western Ara
ansas, Florida, and the greater portioT
of the land was taken for actual settle
ment aud cultivation.
The counsel Of Mr. Davis are very
anxious that his trial shall not proceed
under Judge Bnderwood. His counsel
viii state il court, on Monday next,
when the prisoner Is brought fn, that
they are not ready for trial, and viii
move In the meantime to adnit the
prisoner to bail. The counsel Of Mt.
Davis are endeavofiug to hare their
client tried bsf0re Chief Jastieis Chase.
An evening paper says that. on the
day before Sanford Canovar, r;.ho was
convicted Of perjury in falsely swearing
before the Judiciary COMMITTEES, was to
be taken to the psnitentiary,. the var
den Of the jail received a telegram frann
Congressman Ashley requiring Conoger's
detention until his (Ashlsy'sl arrival.
He came to Washington and tbs same
night had q long interview with Como
yer at the jail. These visits since that
time have been frequently repeated.
But few yisitors we're at the executive
mansion to-day, nearly all OF whom had
an interview with the President. SecFe-
tary Stanton, Postmaster General Ran
dali, Gen. Banks and Senator Doolittle,
had interviews with the executive this
forenoon. II
The commissioner Of agriculture Is
daily receiving large number Of letters
from persons Ia the southern states, in
which they express their gratitude for
seeds received By them from the agrienl-
tural department. -
The judiciary committee heard no evil
danee to-dsy, but spent the two hours
they were in session in discussing legal
points and looking over some printed
documents relating TO the appointment
Of provisional governors. ~ ~
The Japanese commissioners have de-
rermined 70 commence their tour OF in.-
spection Of navy yards, arsenals, etc,
tO-norrOw, snd viii leave in the morn
ing, accompanied by a special agent Of
the government on tour of inspection
70 the naval school at Annapolis.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

fTyRAIES leave as follows ,city timel:
Through Express, Sundays excepted, 6:;se
am; Through Mail, 6: % pm; SON ervllle Ac'
commodation at $40 p m-i Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting with Mis-
slssiupi Genital Train, leaves at 1880 p N.
Express connects At Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Nie6sburg, Miss, New Or
At Corinf6, for Okelona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala. etc.
AT Decatur, for COlumh hla- Nashville Louis
VILE. Cincinnati, etc.
A Chattanooga, FOR all places in Eastern
Alabaula, Georgia, North and South Carolina,
Virginia, " Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New YORK. etc.
Throngh Mai connects al Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn
AT Decatur, for Athens Pulaski, Ala, tOlum-
hia, Nashville. etc.
At Chattanooga NlgiI trains connect for same
points as 1press trains,
Baggage checked through
For tickets and further information, apply al
the Office No. Is Court street
W. j. ROSS, GeuT Supt.
AABARNFS, GenI Ticket Agent.
SHOCK Th1sEanuar
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Special Di&DhLtA " 80 @%CeAo ~ tNDAASuAAsl
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The Indian
bureau has just issued for the senate q
long tabular statements OF the spproxi-
mate number OF persons belonging to
each tribe of Indians in the United
states. The total number is three hum
dred and six thousand four hundred and
seyenty-hve. The Cherokees, Apaehes,
Choctay and Creek tribes aversgs about
fourteen thousand each.
Senator Doolittle has been appointed
by the President special agent TO visit
the Russian government on q secret SER
vice mission. II is generally supposed
that il refers to the recently ratified Rus
sian treaty. He had an audience with
the president to-day preparatory 10 his
departure.
The commissioner Of the general land
ONCE has received returns showing that
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LEGAL.
Sberif''S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Attachment in favor of f. r.
d Frankland vs.. j. J. Newman, y VIII offer
and sell az public sails, on Friday, me 18th CAV
Of May, 1857, between the h0urs Of Iu o'clock
am. ana O'Clock p m, 40 the auction store Di
A. 3. Levi, 30 Second street. city of Memphis.
one small lot OF Dry Goods and Notions, one
lot Of GH0ceries, and one small lot Of IeWeIrv.
and other articles etc To be sold peris hault-
property, fOF cash. 20 the highest and be-t uid-
der, 20 satisfy the attachment above named.
r. VI. WINTERS.
sheriff Shelby county.
By J. II. SWAN, ID. 3
av az
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TraEStPP'S HnLR
or Real Estate in Gibson County, IenH.,
to be Sold at HumbOldT, Gibson County,
Tnnn IN the 14lh haR NJ nar lahE

or Real Estate in Gibson County, Tenn,
to be Sold at HumboldT, Gibson County,
Tenn, on she 18th day OF nay, 1851.
TDY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70 W.
ID A. Jones by VIM. d. Fly, bearing date lith
December, 1850 for The purpose Of securing &
certain depts due by said VIM. D. Fly 70 E. M.
ApperSOn & Co. and which are therein speai-
fed and by authority vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree of the Common Law
t,ourt or the city OF Memphis, entered lltn
April rs = In the room Of VIM A. Jones de-
ceased will, on the 2Sth day OF May, 1865, In
frouf OF the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County
rena between the hours Of ten o'clock. am.
and ff,ur O'Clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
dsr a eerfail tract Of land containing about
- s-ras Situated in Gibson County, and lying
af,o5Is n. miles northwest Of Humboldt. Tenn,
hsfDe me same tract or parcel OF land con-
5sVsi 10 said Wm. ID. Fly by Joseph y. Lam
,1iIn by Deed registered In Registers Once OF
fs5f1son County, 70 which reference Is made for
more uarficular description.
This tract Of land viii be subdivide1 into
fotl- lots, No. containing 60 acres, and known
- me Ell; Nos z. and containing g2sS acres
each lines running east and west.
TFRns-One-half Cash. balance AT months
the purchaser TO execute note. bearing interest
from date, and secured by Deed Of Trust, eEu-
bracing the same terms as that under which
am now setting
The right OF redemption is waived, ana the
little believed TO be good, but 4 VIII convey
only sucn title a. Is IN me vested as Trustee.
apN a0t j. ID. QUlGLEY, Trustee.
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burg. Master-Under what monarch ?
Btrsnger-Under Emperor Charles H.,
Of the Christian religion, the fifth in the
year 876. Master-How long did that
emperor reign Stranger-Three years.
Master-What was the name of the first
Mason? Stranger - Hieronymns-and
the first tosl was called Wal
kim" Master-How many words
has the Mason Stranger-Seven.
Master-Name them. Stranger-God
bless all honorable conduct. God bless
all honorable knowledge. God bless the
honorable Craft of Masonry. God bSees
the honorable Master. God bless the
honorable Foreman. God bless the hon.
orable Fraternity. God grant honorable
promotion to all Mssons here and
all places by sea and by land.
Master-What is secrecy ia itself?
Stranger-Earth, fire, air, snow,
through which IihOpe to be promoted.
MasteT-What dOst thou carry under
thy hat? Stranger-Honorable wisdom
knowledge of my Craft. Master
What dost thou carry under thy tongue
trsnger-Nothing but honorable truth.
Master-Why dost thou carry an apron ?
Stranger-In honor Of my Craft, and for
my own advantage. Master-What con
stitutss the strength of thy work. Stran-
ger-That which cannot be consumed
either by fire or by water.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April LIST, over $500, 900.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Yiee-Presfdenf.
WAI. I. SELBY, Secretary.
VIM. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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Trains arrive at Memphis at $50 am. and
Goo pm
For Through Tickets and all Information, ap-
ply at Ticket Orice, No. ~ Main street. ana
SAM B. JONES,
-frrf HTa.HrH
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DIRECTORS r s

V1HIS Company is-uss Policies on lives on all
/ the different plans and at IS favorable rates
as any other while IL has no restrictions in re-
gprd 10 residence OF travel, and all its pronts
are divided annually among its policy holders.
n ls prompt in the payment OF losses, having
paid s35,OOO in this city In the last eight
months.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. T. LACEY, WIN. L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICKOLLS.

This company viii restrict their business to
FlRSTCLASS RISKS Policies issued from one
mouth to six years- Il is HOME COMPANY
pledged and devoted TO the hurtherance Of
HOME INTERESTS.
The mutual system has deservedly become
The most popular mode OF insurance in the
United States and Is the one embraced by
those best Informed upon the subject, and " no
appreciate and desire security, perpgtuity and
economy. In q purely mutual company the
assured derives an the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and At the
lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits to the prsprietors or stock holders for
perhaps, an Inadequate capital security
CAeapness com bined with security, snd a GER
tatnty Of accomplishing the ObjtCs in view
are the essential elements sought FOR and they
may be found eminently existing In a well
conducted mutual Insurance company, and
such a company the lncOr 0OratoTs and Officers
propose for the Tennessee State Mutual Full
Information will be furnished 81 the Office Of
the company. There are SEVE NTEEN mu-
tuai insurance com panies IN successful opera
ton In st. Louis, covering by their policies
EVEN-EIGH1H II Of the real estate OF that
city. Snch Is the popularity Of the mutusl
principle in cur sister city. ap4 I'm
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General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
% whom ali applications for Insurance or
Agencies should lie addressed.
j. b. MCMABOE. NEWTON s. OTIS.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Monday, June 3, 1867.

Monday, ,Tss8se 2, 1867.
80 n r. D-Benj. j. Eddius vs.. Wnn %. Duau.
ChancsTy Court OF Memphis.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutory decree. in this
% cause, / viii sell. st public auction, 70 the
hi5hest bidder. at the Courthouse door, in the
City OF Memphis, Tenn, ON
Monday, jane 3, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 am. and Ie m. fha
following described real estate, to-yit. a Ger.
tain lot or parcel of land situate, lying and
being IN the City OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, known and designated Is that part
OF lot No. 3, in Block y on the sogihsids Of
GayosO street (between Main and Shelby streetl
as shown upon the plan Of said City 0f Nru-
phis, hereiofore conveyed by Topp q Mccall 70
Dudley Dunn, and cohtai aing about q feet ON
GayOsl street and exten ding back about 100
feet, said lot lying the taztside Of the alley,
between lots and in ssld block. and beng
near the :" Gayoso Hotel in said city
TERMS or 5ALE-On q credit OF stX an4
twelve mcnthS Notes with good security ana
Lien rstRined TN payment Of ths pHfcl'-e
AUGUsToN ALsr0N, olerE and aiasisf.
Dy5td
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
-Ar-
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, DesOtO Block.
MCMAHON g OTIS.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
!. :. WHITE, N. d. VT. IRWIN, NJ. d.
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RAILROADS.
Z hAILKUA A DS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHI NGE OF TIM E,

OFFICE Or GEEERAL sUPERrE rEsDEET,
MEHFHis, May B. looIs
On and after Monday, May 9th
the Trains upon this Road will run as follows
Day Express Train-Leave Memphis everl
day Sundays eKcepted) st $50 an, maklnl
close connection al Humboldt with MobA'
and Ohio Railroad for Jackson, Trenton, UnioI
city. Psducsh and Columbus and at Cairo viii
Illinois Central Railroad for
ST. LOUIS IN 25 HOURS,
Chicago, Cincinnati and al points East. Also
Nashville Via Clarksvllio In Il hours, and &c
Louisyiue
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Waking close connections there with Jefferson
vile Railroad
FOR RALLPOINTS EAST,
Reaching New York at s-25 pm, being the
Shortest, Best and Quickest Route
To New York and all Eastern Cities
Mail Train al ( pm. every day, stopping at
all Stations, making connections for
ALL POINTS EAST, WEsT AND NORTH.
On this route Passengers 60 through 10
Louisville
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
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Diamond Line.

FVtHROUGH Recei pts given for COTTON via
i CtHciu natl by rail OF river. Time guarsu-
teed-Csrs s=aled-nO change nom Cincinnati
20 New Yprk LAY JOHNSON.
rnh5 n star Wharfhaat.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and .APkGSasGs.

HAVING accepted permanent Agency Of
IL the ST. LOCis MUTUAL LIE INSD-
RANCE COMPANY, / would respectfully ask
the attention Of my Old rtends to that Institu
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their FAMILIES
against. want "a the event Of death, OF them-
selves from an Impoverished cid age IN case
Of ni-succeas Ia lire.
Mr.. N. =. OTIS Il associated with me ana Is
hereby recommended 10 public conddencs.
Our once Is at No. AZ Sadi on street, rear
room De3oto Block, where we will be happy
% impart any needed information TO those de-
II Ing Life Insurance.
mhH 3m ! II. MCMAHON.
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALI
POINTS.
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TO THE GLORY OF THE GRAND An
CHITEtsr OF THE UNINERSE.

AT the Grand East OF France, and under the
good viii OF his Serene Highness and Most
ulustrious Brother Louis de Bourbon, C8uut
of Clatrmont, Prince OF the Blood Grand
Master and Protector Of all Regul r Lodges
At the East OF an Enlightened Place where
reigns Peace, Silence and Concord A. L. 576j.
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= = = - = - - =
OF MEMPHIa, 1ENEzssKH
nEHIaN A7EB DEPas1Toag fnn RI a A..
~ elef Agent og the DniIed alta c4rIIaI
pe1d y. - ~ Authorized GaTllaI q .'l 50.
NDis qclnia ~ the so1tli, and IuDet1al5 -
OF Esstekn Zkeflanoes =
w H. CHERRY. Isr,essiez1
A. r. LACEY Wee I,reslftsr,f.
,. y FREEMAN. Cas,sz.,,,.
Htlt tHlT1 11.-~hInzss Ho1fruH " f.fir|I-
WA carf. G. &. Cltnrch, y e Flrtaa. 4
slough. ~ =. Cce0raE, a. J. White. IL IT. TeIIl-
lllaoas f3iltl i. Tor. las. E a lrIrnan. flIas
Z .s.lns-t. Z. 1aeey. " 8. else p. 4l2t In
GAT0GO eAYIEHs MsTrFDTI0R,
HEAPHIs. TElIzI zE. --Fs I
banking Hoase g Madls0n st.
1ais fnHtiiution, Qrsanirsa IN sss. nas bssa
n confinrons and EncesssrsI spsratIen f5r ne
past Ten yesra, continues to traualsat = - I
GENERAL EXCHANaR kWu
BANKIN9 BUSINESS. q
VIII Reeslve Dspozffs flg ssle asni
Foreign q Domestic Exehamaa.
Geld, SILVER and UusuFrens aIaner.
SELLS Exchange In snnls % aalt 1urchs.sr..
ON London sns AL lsadine sltIes 81 the t-.stsd
states. and VIII nalss eolIaefEaas sa al ussez,-
Die places Ia the sorth ane vast
J. n AYKRTs esahieRs
J6aN Q. hAETER. Rreslseut.
febI0 e2l-ly-aRl7 I'll
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
aREVITEEs.

SUNDAY; ga. MAY rs, 1857
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Just Received and Mast be Sold:
50 pieces organdy Lawns at % cents per yard.
90 pieces Brown Domestic, yard wide, at l21S
Bieachsd Dcmsstics only IL, 10, Is and ls cents
coiored Alpaccas 25 cents per yard.
CoOTed Bereges, % cents per yard.
White and CoiOred WhalebOne Corsets only
Linen Table cls,hs, ~ yards wide, only 50
Mosquito Bars large size. only 81 IS each.
Fancy Co.ored iO-s Counterpanes only 81 y
Ladies' Pie-rSie Gloves from 50 cents to rs cents
A large assortment of Jaeonets, Brilnants.
Psreales, swissss. Checked Mnslins. etc, at
H Al f PR IC E I
A nne stock Of Linens and Cottonades- for
Mems and Chfdren's Clothing at fully One
half the Regular Prices.
Ladies' KID Gloves, 81 10 cents per pair
Ladies' Cotton Hose. % cents per pair.
Gents Cotton = Hose. 20 cents per pair
Gents Linen Pants at 81 so per pair.
Gents Linen Goats at s2 to s. each.
Gents Alpaca CoaIs At - 50 each.
Gents Linen Vests from 81 to 81 each.
Our Goods must esold, and we have marked
every. piece Of Goods IN our Large and AS
sorted Stock down 10 the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES.
OUR MOTTO,
"We Mean what We Say, and Say
Whist We Mean"
Give as a trial before purchasing elsewhere,
and We can easily convince you that we daily
SELL BkRGAINS-
ELsoN BROS.
my6Im sSz Main street.
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OFFIcE or GENERAL sUPKRurEEDKET, !
MEEFHIs May 5, 1851
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-22
Hear. Reason.
strengthen the Defenses.

When garrison apprehends an attack from
an outside enemy. what does it do? L SIREN
HTHENs THE DEFENsEs The human system at
this period of the gear, is beleagured by NOR
bid influences. The incement air is ulo f
them. Every change of weatherlays the feeble
open to attacks. What is to be done in order
to baffile these unseen but active foes ? SIREN
CITIZEN THE DEFEN-Es. Do you ask how2 The
answer is simple-the means within the reach
of ALL Reinforce the vital organs and the ner-
vous system with 'HOoTETTER'S BITTERS.
Tone the stomach, regulate the bowels. rouse
the sluggish liver, cheer the spirits, enrich and
purify the vital current, with HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS. That's the way to strengthen the
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the blessing Of 'sound mind in a sound body"
use this incompatible preventative and restor-
alive. 1t preserves health in the healthy, and
renews it in the weak and alling. 24w4
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EAHaOw Thy Destiny!

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrcan,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such Won
derful powers Of second sight, as to enable her
to impart knowledge of the greatest Importance
to the single married Of either sex. While
in a state of trance, she deineates the very fea-
lures of the person you are to marry, and by
the aid of an instrument of intense power,
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life-like picture of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant, together with
date of marriage, position in life, leading traits
Of character, &c. This is no humhug, as thous-
ands oftestamonials can assert. She will send,
when desired, certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the pi ,ture is what it purports
O be. By enclosing small lock of hair, and
stating place of birth, age, disposition and com
plextion, and enclosing so cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mai. All communications sacredIy confden-
tis+l Address in condense, MADAME E. F
Tn RxToN, P. 0. Box 223, Hudson N. Y. 4s
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THE New WEBSTER A New Work.

THE New WEBSTER A New Work.
We have commenced this edition warmly /
ready, on the faith of our first exanimata 1T
it. 1t has grown upon US in every day far
Their study. We did not, as first, compreten
how entirely new work this is, as compared
even with the last preceding edition; anu hov
important had been the genealogical revision
which it has receisved, making, for subtance, g.
rewritten volume, with all that was admirable
and superior in the contributions OF a generation
to its pages, preserved and augmented by a
thorough concentration upon it of the best skill
and widest research of the present age AS t
stands,--in its etymoiogies in its definitions,
IN its synonyms, and in its (rca) Illustrate rs,
1t is far in advance of auy other manual
which offers itself to the aid of the student of
the multifurious wealth of the composite En-
glish tongue.
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TO CONsUNHPTEVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
IN few week by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with q severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-s anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used free ofcharge,) with the
direction for preparing q d using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE for CoNsUMP-
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and he hopes every sufferer will try his rene
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blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE, by return MAI will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
27r1 williamsburg, Kings Go. n. 7.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re-
nowned Astrologist and Somnambulistic
Clairvoyant while in clairvoyant state, de-
Iineates the very features of the person you
are to marry, and by the aid OF an inst 'ument
of intense power, known as the Psychomotropc
guarantees to produce perfect and life-like
picture of tho futue husband or wife of the ap-
plicant, with date Of marriage, occupation,
leading trots Of character, &c. This is no i'm
position, as testimonials without number can
assert. By stating place of birth, age, DISPOSE
ton, color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture by return
mail, together with desired information.
BEG Address in confidence, Madame Ger
trude Remington, P. o. Box 297, West Troy,
17yl New York
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES.

BRANDRETH'S PILLS so STIMULATE
all the interior powers of the system that ev
cry poison inpurity is forced from the blood
into the bowels. and thus passes off, Recent
cases of sickness will often be cured by the
effect Of or s Brandreth's Pills, which, when
the operation is full and complete, letve the
blood as free from poisonous and unhealthy
matter as that of a new born babe. In colds,
inhammatory diseases, and even cholera, their
use restores to heath sooner than all other
remedies, because they take from the blood and
bowels those matt rs..upon which pains, cramps,
and aches depend for continuance.
Captain Isaac Smith. of Sing Sing, says
thirty of Brandrethis Pills, tax en- according 10
directions, cured him of very severe broni-
chal affection after other means ha,. failed,
and he wishes his numerous friends to know
the fact.
Brandreth Pills, Principal Office, Brandreth
House, New York. Sold also by all Druggists.
See my name on Government stamp, without
which the pills are spurious.
24w4 D. BRANDRETH.
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PERsoNAL.-On Thursday last, Attor-
ney General C. r. Gill. was in the CITY looking
after some business aft i'd attending asocial
meeting of l fsv mems..5 of the 29th Init.
who celebrated the anniversary of the battle
of Champion Hill on that day.
On Saturday last, Lieut.. John Little of this
city, received an appointment as I'd Lieutenant
in the regular army. Lieut.. Little served in the
18th Wis, Init, and is well known to many of
our readers. The regiment to which he is as
signed is the 35th Infantry, now stationed at
San Antonio, Texas.