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By FRANCIS DE HAEs
"Andther rain descended, and the floods came
and the winds blew, and beat upon that house
and 1t fell: and great was the fall OF it."
[HanhelD "a, q.
I built site, where the sunny sea
TossedTts bright pillows in the summer air ;
A noble castle-iashionsd regally,
With lofty towers, and portals wide and fil
The rarest marbles paved its spacious Rails;
Grand arches spanned each ceilings stated.
With ricR mosaics gIowed its paneled walls;
And, through stained windows, poured pris
matte light.
I filed it with the choicest work of art
That taste, and skill, and labor could supply
With treasures CLEANED from every famoui
mart;
With all the luxury that wealth could buy.
And there, %unmiDdful Of the persisted past,
Or what, in the dim future, might beude,-
Within the present, beautiful and vast,
Aoade my heart be happy-and abide.
But, suddenly, the sky was hHed with gloom;
4 neree ~cOuvulsiOn shook The thiclEening air
And thunder-tOnes pronounced dread words Of
Traced, on the darkness in the lightning.
glare!
The raging ocean, with a fearful swell,
swept, through the tempest, deluging the
land
And, reeling from its base, my castle FELL
For 1 had founded it upon the handl
The storm was s~pent-aud with a sullen moan
Back from the ruin rolled the waves one
mOre:-
And, sorrow-strlcken, 1 went forth. alone
A hopeless outcast, ON a dreary shoreI
WASHINGTOS, ID G.
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Trustees Sale,

IN pursuance OF deed OF trust executed to
i me By u. A. fenerssack, dated July "a. 1885.
and duly recorded in The Registers Ofncs Of
SHELBY county, Tenn. in book No. s.. parf d.
pages 296, ~ and IS. for the purpose Of sscur-
lnEcertain notes therein specified. and ME
fault Of aymen having been made, 1 viii, on
saturday. the ed Day OF June 1854,
between the hours of10andl 2o'cIoe am. atthe
southeast corner OF alley between Main aud
Front, on Madison street tint he city OF Memphis,
Tenn, sell, al public ~auetion. to the highest
bidder, for cash, a certain lot or parcel OF
ground, in the county OF shelby and state OF
Tennessee, known and described IS follows,
being about I'VE miles east of the city Of Mem
phis, on the waters Of Cypress creek, and
known upon W. ArmOuf's subdivision Of his
plan OF lots In the Garrett tract as drawn ~
Order d Funiack.cIviI engineers. and known
upon said plan as Lot Ne. % eight: Beginning
on the southeast corner Of the Intersection OF
Grau and Rucker as laid down upon
said plat thence eastWardly with the so4t1
line Of said Grace avenue twelve hundred an1
s-sVenty-eiznt feet tlLs leeti 70 the lan4so1 ne
late Ohm Pope thence southFard9 t1te
hundred and tWenty-seVen I've tentn lsst
f3E Eloth feet1 TO 8. stake thence west
wardfv twelve hundred and
feet QZ7g faetl1O Rucker avenue thence no-l
wardly With the east line OF Rocker ase1.e
three hundred and tWenty-seFen nfetsl
FEET fN7 %lath feetl 70 the oeg1nntn@ coA-
fre nine sixty-oae hundredth acres "
T6e titIe 10 said D 0psrty IS believed %
800 huf u will sell and onVeg &1
u5gIf ~ amp waived.
ies fds HORACE E GA8IHs IfeA'~@
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On the "a pay OF July. lse7.


between the hours OF 10 o'clock am and ?
o'clock p.m, in font OF the courthouse in
Memphis, sell al pubiie auction to the highest
| bidder for cash, an undivided interest of one
hfth in the following described real estate. ly-
ing and being in the county and state afore-
veyOr's DISCREET. aud bounded sEus; Beginning
al a black oak gapinE. which has its top cut OF,
from which south 81 east, 2 links, a red oak
ALLENTOWN in the corner, southwest OF Grant
No zs9, n the name OF MSHle Roberts, thence
east 26 poles 10 a stake standing four links
northwest of a post oak marked r" the
southeast corner Of Graut No. 299; thence north
81 poles 70 a stake % links south OF white bah
ner OF a 50 acre tract in the name Of
John ID. Graham thence east - poles
10 q stake 10 links west Of one ash marked H.
i. NJ the northeast corner % SAID Graham's
IS acre tract, thence east, passing a White oak
marked "H. i. M" the southeast corner OF
Grant No. 1860 IN the name OF John n Graham,
10 an e5 pOles, to q hoTsebeam in the west boun-
diary line OF Joseph McDOWelIs eco acre tract.
and the southeast corner OF grant No 42a for
5aK acres IN the name OF +. MeGee; thence
north with Mc5OWells line crossing Wolf river
at so poles and through q cypress pond at 10
poles, in AL lS5 poles, 70 a stake and small cher
~ marked w. the northeast corner Of said
grant 1914; thence north y poles 10 a stake:
aenca south 70 poles TO stake in the line OF
qrant No. 4276; thence crossing Wolf river twice
and through an island in said river So poles to-
a stake the northwest corner Of grant No.
42gg: thence south q poles to a stage the
norfheast corner Of grant No. 299 in tee
name OF Wylile Roberts; thence west crossing
Nolfrfver at s poles, in all 2g poles. to a stake
4Inks west OF 8 pest oak marked "R.," the
nerthwest & 1rner OF grant No, go; thence l4S
Tee title 70 this property Is believed to be
pood. bat / will onY only as trustee
]. q. MENDENHALL.
ies-lms Trustee,
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Mo- I.
THE CHINCARoRA
ANTI
SMOKING TOBACCO

THE -CHINGARoRA TOsAcco grows rom the
( L rich soil OF the Orient" and Is pOssessed
OF a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely uu-
known to the tObaccos Ofal other chimes But
Us unprecedented popularity has sprung rom
the fac tof the entire ab-ence of that deadly pol
son Nic0tfH, which permeates every other tobac-
co, and which IS the one and sole cause OF tia
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc
which most invariably, sooner or later, follow
the Indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. At
the recent ~analyZatfOn Of tobacco from an
parts Of the world. at the Academy Of Sciences.
Ia Paris, the chemist. NJ. Lamou-
reauK, declared that while European and
cent, and the purest Havana tobacco nom two
10 five per cent Of Nte0tia, the CHING aROzA
did not contain one discOveEable particle OF
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, 6xtracoed,
viii destroy LIE.
Our agent az BOMBAY has shipped Us large
quantities of the CHINGAROEA during the past
two years, and although We have been pressed
10 supply the demand for this delicious luxury
10 The veteran smoker, yet we ARE now pre-
Jared 70 Ouer 10 in ~uauGHeS. At q
price much lower than some American tobacco
OF a far interior Quahy.
A counoisseur has but 70 smoke the Amerf-
can tobacco ard cigars. which are invariably
chemically favored, TO be disguised with the
medicinal taste which leaves a nauseous, IN
ealthy coating in the mouth, and in time
seldom fails to shafter the nervous system.
TIE natives or the ORIENT" smoke TIA.
CHINGARORA from raoru tin night. from youth
to agr, and are happily unconscious Of the
wild, distressing nre which courses throuelf
the veins of the Inhaler OF the fumes Of o.
ba co containing Nic0ffls
We invite every lover OF the weed 70 try the
CuINGAE0RA, and guarantees unprecedented
pleas ure in its delicious flavor.
sold everywhere at 81 "a pOund.
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NO EFT ENTERPRISE
M ,nu Of7nap kvrfs,FFa
Oh ery sale


DVEENWU9 vWHtV - AvVf'
No. 1905 N.R D-John Oyerton vs.. r. h. Beth,
Admir-, et al
ID cause, i win sell, az public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, In the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June "a, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 q m. and y m, the
following described Peal Estate, tO-wit: Lot
No. lb4 in Oyerton addition to the city Of Mem
phis, fronting m~orthWardly on Webster street
{lzN one hundred and twenty feet n running
back between parallel lines Q70 one hhudred
u seventy feet 10 aIAalley.
TERMS or SALE- a credit Of seven
months, notes with d security, lien retain
ing tn payment OF chase money.
Equity Of rsdempIl barred
a. ALStDN Clerk and Master.
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gEMPTTS APPEAL.
From the Cornhm Magazine.l
LOVES LTGHr

loves LIGHT.
HT Ts year she wandered through the wood,
hfrlng was on the breeze.
ana overhead among the trees
The building rushats eeoed ana enoaa
2 All around a bRndred notes
Lyhtea iresh anc sweet from Warbliuu throat
Al" Ane was gay with earth's glad mood.
Win girlish. laughlDgk iee b estrsvea
Amid the primrose 1owsrs.
Thte S riaoma ne hawthorn shook In showers
A.e l5agfsht biossoms-wanton maid
ahe making havoc as she went.
~ merry voice giad sunshine sent
VI seNs ana carol through ths glade.
again the spring was in the grove,
Blithe caroled every bird,
And overhead again was heard
Ane piaintiYe cushatis grooming love
again along the primrose glade.
beneath The thorns the maiden straved
anu lels lhespring her pulses move.
But not again she shook the sprsvs
With playful fingers rude,
10 scatter In her careless mood
4heir blooms along the forest WAYS.
But violet and primrose fair
she gathered In a garland rare,
AhoAAy DellRi and fragrant mays.
And she was glad. she knew not Why
And yet her heart knew well
Ih2t ia,rtr smiled each bloomy dell,
Ana brighter glOwed the glowing sky.
The sully beauty OF the place.
And passed into her musfng face,
And softened ali her lustrous eye.
And through the woodland on she moved
Until she reached the tiie,
And resting there, saw many a mile
OF neld and mead, where cattle rOved;
The homestead and the cottage small.
Her eye dwelt lovingly on all
She loved them, for she was beloved.
Last year she was a wayward child,
A meEry madcap thing,
And frolic as the birds that wing
Their random flights along the wild;
Bat love has come, ana everywhere,
In blooming earth and balmy air,
II seemed as though an angel smiled.
And what is love? Asympathy,
An intuition rare,
A sense that neeG hath ne'er
OF words to thread the intricacy
or thought snd feelings maze,
A f~oretaste Of the eternal days
When God shall tighten every eye.
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IN offering OUR BITTERS to the SOuther
i Public, we have no hesttancy in ASSERTING
their superiority over any Northern prOduc-
tioN in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special adapttude to the various types Of
stomacic arrangements prevalent in our
climate.
It Is q gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
It is a cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhes and Cholera Morbus.
It is q preventive FOR ChiIls and Fevers.
1t is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons or they veal.
It is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
HS- Sold everywhere.
c. II. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
febi0 tt Memphis. Tenn.
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Mon- Resident N0fioe.

In the Chareery Court Of Menphis, Tenn. 2
No. ls&.-Joseph o. Thweatf vs.. Kirkland Cal
houn, James o. Calhoun ct al
IT appealing from affidavit in this cause the
i the defendants, Kirkland Calhoun, James G
calhoun. John q. Calhoun. gucy Calho1n ant
Ireadwei A. Calhoun are residents of the city
aad state OF New York, and nou-reSLdantS o
The State Of Tennessee.
Its therefore ordered, that they make theii
SPpearanoe herein 81 the Court House In ths
NJ OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the brsi
eonaay In July, Ia67, and plead, n yer OF De
beof 70 connplalnantis bll, or the same vii
&Aen for confessed, as TO them Sci
80 ex rarte, and hat a copy OF this
y published once q week, for fcur sue
eeks' b the Memphis APPEAL
A8SpsroN ASTON, Clerk and Mestsr.
P5pn . nAAoKi y. e. aud ~
my& lRY4Wgs ' va S
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SATURDAY.. the 18th Day OF July, 1861.

At the. door OF the Clerks Office, in the town OF
Marion, Crittendsu county, Arkansas, sell to
the highest bidder, for cash ia hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in Critten-
den county Arkansas, and known as that part
OF the Spanish Grant originally owned BY the
.Grandee Egtate, conveyed bv William o. ID.
spain to George W. Underhiu ard isaac Bur-
'gett The south part Of The southwest quarter
On section gWenty-four ca conveyed in same
deed the east half OF section thirty-six t36l
ave f35l, all in township seven 90, north OF the
5sse line Of range eighttsh east OfIhe 5th prir-
cipal meridian
perfectly good. bat 1 shall convey only as
Trnstee.
Part Of this land comprises one OF the dnest
plantations on the Military Road. with Giu-
house. CAB rs. etc. being tina plantation known
as the Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
mySt tde Be BROWN, Trustee.
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RIVER MATTERS.

Yesterday was a wet, unpleasant day
The rain was of an intermittent chaTao
ter, but was none the less plentiful. On
streets were deluged with water, anC
many Niagaras poured off the bluff and
house tops. Business under such circum.
stances could not but be quiet.
The river at this point is falling at the
rate of six inches per day. AT. st. Louis
it was falling on Thursday, but is, we
fear, rising by this time, as ali the upper
rivers are swelling. the Ohio is falling,
or was yesterday, with a fair stage OF
water Over the falls at Louisville. We
should not, however, be surprised to
learn that the late rains have checked
the decline in that river Our latest adj
vices from above do not indicate that the
June rise viii be as great as at first an
tieipated. The river here is now a little
over three feet below high water mark
of this spring.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made and exc
ID cuted by Elijah Brooks to J.. q. Menden-
hall, Trustee, on the nth day OF June, 1851, and
recorded in the Registers Records Of Sheiby
county, state Of Tennessee, IN Book No. 50,
page l3. which said Deed Of Trust was made 10
secure T. Wilson and Jane Wilson in the pay
ment Of one Thousand nollars. i win
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RUDOLPH RUEGG.

90 x B IN ER
4 Nd MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES
a OF all sizes and descriptions. NOIsR Gay-
OsO street, Memphis. Tenn
All orders urnmptlv attended 10. mvQ In
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In Exchange for city Property.
Harvest, Harvest, Harvest!

TSoR SALE LOW. 70 closeTrust Deed
REAPERs, MOWERS,
CRADLES, SCYTHES,
THREsHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
ssaaIsn &c HHEELBARRoWs
And ofher AsrieultEral Implaments.
MILES OWN, Trustee,
myA In 20 Front street,
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DE-. WM. EVERETT

GAN he found at Rooms No. 3 and G., South
u ern House, corner OF Main ana Real sbeet
an ladies navinE diseases peculiar 70 their sex.
Ave and long experience c0nVlnces him that
an can be relieved, 10 matter how severe lne
case. or Of how long standing; and above au
Others he desires those cases which have Deeh
PRONOU ECED INCURABLE.
81 Diseases Of children wnl also receive e-
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At the following named places, tO-wtt At No.
8 Engine House, on Main street No. / Engine
House, en- adams street, and the Engine House
on Shelby street; for the purpose of ascertain
ing she sense Of the qualified voters Of Mem
peis on the subject Of issuing Csa90,0l0l nine
hundred thousand dollars Of City Bonds for
paving purposes.
Those Ia favor Of issuing the R0nds will say
on the ballot BONDS" ana those who oppose
the issuance OF the Bonds viii say mo
BONDS
The polls viii be opened at 10 O'Clock am.
ietfd W. O.LoFIAND. Mavor-
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Trust Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that inaceordanee
N with the provisions and directions Of a
deed in trust executed and delivered 70 me on
tie Uth day Of July. 1856. by Richard B. Haw-
ley (which deed is Of record ip the Recorders
olice Of CritteDden county, Arkansas9 aud for
the payment 81 the notes therein described 1
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The Buntyn
LANDS
FOR SALE.

VETE have the pleasure OF placing on tn
w market those very desirable and VALUABLE
lands, so well known 20 the community as thu
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, ESQ, situated at the first station on TIT
Memphis and Charleston railroad, I'VE mile
east of. the city. The improvements, witt
about twenty acres OF land, have been re
Gently sold to Hume +. Hill, Esq who nov
resides upon the premises The balanc,
Of the traet, consisting OF about $50 acres
has been laid of in lots varying in size from
I've TO ten acres, fronting upon broad aV.
enues. and laid on 50 as TO SECURE the greatest
amount OF comfort The trains OF the Mem.
phis and Charleston railroad afford the OPpor.
UNITY Of going in and out ofthe city, from and
10 Buntyn-s station, four times a day, 50 as 70
make q residences at this point almost as con-
venient as to live in The city itself
b eheics can now be had Of lots wholly OF
part in original Forest or in field,
In Exchange for City Property.
WThe executors are directed by the VIII TO sell
thus place and invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions 10 exchange for either
improved or vacantlotstn theeity
To ali parties looking for a suburban resi-
denee. We do not think any property more de-
.sirable can be found. in regard 10 health. con-
ysnieDca OF good neighborhoOd, within the
same distance from the city.
The terms viii be made very liberal and EASY.
and the prices low 20 parties DESTROYS OF buy
ing for occupation. Plans of the Subdivision
will be shown at Our ONES.
myIzu RoYSfER, TREzEVANT&C co.
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of this spring.
Steamer NJ. s. Mepham, Louisville.
+" Legal Tender, New Orleans.
" Marble City, st. Louis.
+" Sam. Gstey, st. Louis.
Departures.
| Steamer NJ. s. Mepham, New Orleans.
" Legal Tender, Louisville,
- J. d. Perry, Evansville.
/" Lady, Friars Point.
Cora s., Louisville,
" Celeste, Arkansas river.
4" Sam. Gatey, Vieksburg.
Boats In Port.
Rose Hambleton, Dan. Able, Clifton,
Cleaner.
mISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Ruth, A. J. Carter mas
ter, will depart for New Orleans at am.
to-day.
For st. Louis the elegant passenger
packet Marble City will leave at 5 pm.
this day, with Capt. Tsehudi in cem-
mand.
The Dan. Able is the regular Memphis
and Vieksburg packet for to-day, and
Capt. Lee is this chief officer of this
safe craft. She haves the wharf at 5
pm.
The Clifton is the Cincinnati packet
for to-day. She leaves at 5 pm. pre-
cisely. Capt. Stein is her commanding
officer.
Capt. Ben Merrielees N out in
command Of the Golden Eagle.
Capt. John Davis isnow in Cincinnati
superintending the outft'Of the ROwena-
Several steamers at Cincinnati have
been fined $3.50 each for not renewing
their papers in time. We hope that our
boatmen WON'T let some sneak from
Washington make a raise out of them
in the same way.
The Sam Gaty did not get away until
a late hour last night. She had nearly
400 tons of freight for this port.
The sinking of the Gov. Sharkey at
st. Louis proves to be more disastrous to
life than at first supposed. The boat was
old, worthless and overloaded. We will
full particulars in our next.
The steamer Cleaner, King master, is
to leave for Arkansas river at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
The Rose Hambleton will leave for
White river this day al SPIN. under the
command Of Capt. Thomas r. Newell.
Tho captain is one of the Oldest officers
Dn the river, being well known from its
head to the gull. The benefit
his. long experience win no doubt be
seen in the management of the Rose.
Dur popular and obliging friend, Mr..
Jimmy Thompson, goes out in the office
the Rose, and we are earnest in saying
hat no ~eleVerer gentleman could occupy
he" posish.p
This day at 5 pm. the Victor viii
hove out for Friars Point. Capt House
! her commander, and these clever gen.
Johnny Grehan and Mr. White
lead do the business contested with the
flee.
The magnificent steamer Robt. E. Lee
viii leave the. wharf at o'clock to-day
or st. Louis. She is one Of the finest
teamers afoat, and being under the
Erection of such officers as now walk the
eek and stand behind the desk, she
annot be otherwise than popular. Capt
richardson commands, Capts. Smith,
dcVav and Dinwiddie are in the office.
I'D Mr.. Campbell serves up the eata-
les.
Capt, D. smedley has purchased the ]
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
physicians.

a esrva5 - a FULL SURGEON In the con
faderqte Army. and who Is az present uo-l
raspertable country practice near Meni
Is desfr1us Of forming an ASSOCIATION Milnavl
city Physician needing an assistant Suen ri
erences can be given as 70 characlef alu ~
DnIoBs- For further information apDIy a. Tbs
p je21we
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Election Notice.
On Saturday, june Is, 1857,

IN pursuance Of the Amended Charter OF the
/ city UfMemphis, and ofan Ordinance passed
on the 3lst OF May, 1857, by the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen, the Sergeant-aJ-Arms
will mold an Elet ton
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CnncenfrafiOn GiYes Strength:

nR +. B. WALTON TENDERS his shh~
u vices to the pbblic in the treatment OF NE
diseases OF females. SO obscure are many OF
these, so capricious in their manifestations, so
perfectly DO thew simulate ofher diseases, that
their true character soften o~Nerhookeq OF Ent~
taken promfueuf among these are, Neuralgia
Dvspeussa. tbar condition OF the system COM
monlv called Nervous OF Rheumatic, aud Cen
fOm OF some fnsidIous disease which Is sapplng
the foundations OF life. To become expert in
the detection ofthese dskilful in their treat
neut. REQUIRES more labor and research Than
the general practitioner can bestOW. These
facts induced him to devote himself 10 this
branch OF the profession exclusively. To those
Interested he would state that he hiss had the
advantage Of Iheabest medical schools and eZ-
teusive hospitals OF America; also q practice OF
more than twenty years in this his native state
and in the tropics. where such diseases most
abound. He Is permitted also 20 refer to Drs.
Pitmam aud Hopson, gentlemen who stand de
servediy nigh in the profession. once, No &4
Main street. Residence, No. 81 Linden street,
Memphis. Tenn. my6 I'M.
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on salurdaY. JuIE 9. Isaz.

the following described real estate, to-wif: A
lot or parcel Of ground lying in Shelby county
Tennessee, containing about seven acras, occu-
pied by Nh. Robertson, bounded ON the narth
by Kerr avenue, east and vest by Kerr, and
on the south by Shelton-lying near State
Female College.
purchaser giving note with good HecuntV. AID
lien retained tn paymens Of the purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
AUGUSTON ASTON,
je7 ID Clerk and Master.
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RI Non

HI NJ ~ tn Ely
ID If you have had the sad m~isfortunet 20 ION
trEct the accurEed disease, known as ~venerial,
IN any form, you can be cured u care not in
what stage u may present Itself, whether pri-
marx, secondary or tertiary, Without taking
one solitary grain ofmedlcine. Amer ten years
OF closeinVesrigetion and practical experience,
7 AN that internal treatment, for
the purpose OF ehecting a permanent cure
Of svphilitiC diseases is useless, and, that
in a large proportion of cases, ID alb
solCtely does more harm than good.
While under my method OF eNterual medica-
lion, which rs pleasant and agreeable TO the
patient i dsiy competition with any other
method known 10 the medical profession. for
speedy aud permanent care-Which 1 guaran-
lee ia al cases In making this important TACT
known 70 the public, j wish to state that 7 am
81 regular practitioner of medicine; that I am
n graduate Of the Medical Department Of the
University Of Louisville, KY, and that my
method OF treating these diseases has cost years
or ueep study and close observation.
Al diseases OF the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods
OFFfCE-So. s. Monroe street between Main
and Second. Respectfully.
feg-Im q. W. MCLEOD. N. d.