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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

sflATTHN8Q COMeTlEVTION0 RESTORED y
BmAB0aD's ExfnAcF Dvcu. [fsb5 d&v1y
Misguided Men, Am nm Law o. CsAa
m ArD Hnu.-newsr1 ns1ays, on The Esross,
Abuees and ciseA1es which form The hsss Of the Ora
sap the viAl powsfs With s1rs DssdBo 81 relief Ssnt
b eealed lstteS envUaOpes fsos % eAarge Address,
DR.. J SKlLlIN HOU0HTON, HoWord Association,
Philadelphia, Al. may1SdAw5m
ENYBDLkD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
az both ee3eey 80 HDlMnoID'0 1x9aAcz BUUnu. h
vii give bsisA snd sAsssstie feelings, Ind snable
you 10 sleep we'll feebSd&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

A nan i On enli 10 Dstseis fer The sedue
ton Of his wiiss S0e havisg been divorced
from her and nossisd - soothse woman,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

Pasnessr Johnson says that be viii sivsA
p!es Of groand - he fsssduen q 0ssen.
vile. Ten, 70 ~ used foe school end ssii-
gicas purposes. u the Ireednsn ~ sslse(
the greuod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

AN exchange states that Mrs. Williams,
late widow Of stephen A. Douglas. he
commenced suit againss ring Of Chica-
gsans, Who. So alleges, have been cheating
her and hes children y Stealing the estate
cf hee late hoeband.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
AcARD no uvAllDs.

a
A Clergyman, while rsslding IN s0utA Ansfies -
q missionary, discovered cafe and simple Hs0edy
for The Cure ofNefvous weakness, EAsy Dseav. Dis
eases Of The Urinary and Seminal Osgans. end The
whole train a disosasn bsought q BY bassfal -
vicious habits. 0ss6t aunbses hase been csssd b
this aobas remedy, Prompted b desiss 10 bensAt
the snicsed and unlsGsunats. Win ssad the secips
loe prcpartng asd usaae sAis nsdieas. h sealed
envelope, % mg 90 W6o needs e, ytee Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH T. M0ANs a :
station u Dlh>9 oW3.
IAesn esa receive . bog ofDs. Sap1u's - ~
nall. esGla bon The eyes Of the pshlls, b. saoe1
oae doIlee ed sie Rcceeos ssanps = =. ". AAr
QeAne1. 1921
9A91 - NOM Uf1l11aANF AND M
eA19 0H11DHD - en4.eoD8 - dneeens
dlseoeee. Ufe HslADosD'o ExsaAc9 DUenv AIy4n-
seeYe9e9 No.. l4se-eMY
UocA1eOfsU HOSr DVe.
/ ~ s>Asolis Dsbn ysb As11s h - wesl1>-
~ only ssus - sUssos Dys-Hn1u1snA 49,
~. onsemDsAssaA NJ oisapDe1nluIsoA No 49,
ulo1stln1p. Nstusal Bach o. brown. 0sDa11oOa
~ 1sds d I'D Dyss. lnvieussess ~ hsis. 1eovna
| u eon "a bssutiful. The gsoains = 1870 w.
4. Baehcios. An olhs0 - nless initaa1sos. -
shopd be avoidsA. Goad ~ IN Ds1essstr soA Pssss-
nsn. Factory 81 HARDLY seect. Rev york.
~ BEwARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

A spccisi telsgsaphic dispstch from
Washington announces that Chief Justice
Chaas is about 10 start on = trip 10 hold
cur, In his circuit, which comprises ths
states Of Maryland, Virginia and North o
scli,., and that no win lrst hold term y
North Carolina. Judge Chase hold court il
North Carolina. smers military district
that has no existence ~ = state TERRITORY
that ia no more state in the Union thar
one Of the states Of Mexico Is Ordinarily
the fact Of Judge Chase holding . term o
his court n North Carolina need excite NJ
special wonder; but taken in connection
with tho radical view Of tho present po''a'
@! status Of the .unrsconss rusted," il meant
: great dsai. ID msans that Judge Chase
and the supreme court fully reeogniz'
North Caroline and Virginia - States In IN
Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

ADvps,s 'Yesus LAena -Chs Oisin
~ 0eSssisl Assssss Z ssls.n sdisssid
Nss, ssasaesasiea - -ths lsss, ,hat large
'nunh.n u yeuae -, = = eur Aassissn
sitiss, - Asesssd - sanGkiae $500.
nealal slllaessA y srsaeeissssess e iaa-
tility I, !s9ppeet : Vie ga family 10 The
rsliaa asl2sf eztsssassa sad closes III
ertisls thus /:
"Lst massisgsabls ladies, thsssfsss, Il
seey g - aPire y perpetual siaGls 49,
edasss, emaneipats themselves from Che
alAsssy u fAshien. 80 thsesby reduce thss
LII e soGls 10 the matrimonial suit. and
oweal ~ raRls Of thsir snteors. We do not
9aat to - eor teauttss dress 10 sack cloth.
bst - weslA hass them chesjsh the whole.
some tfusA ~ Il . thsoselsee Asheir Re-.
0osd oeoesnplishmsnta soltsning inAeeno-
ee-whisA ekae4 - aiteae9 IL stssner -
tsNnsa 49,. ~ e1psun1vo eleeaoce "a
Gseeeous na61ifosocs u their dress ana
A1es1o11lAGps 0ay s1eite1 = aoemeotary
Q6QteaAisn, ~ euhasco The enshsntment
efl4A thsie ,ptSssnee sxssta. Bat &c.
ooeell Iuxurios Win surely asaken henf1le6s
G11cnPe ~ lellaEa aad cepts, and euakIo
Nv ~. = drivs away hsss 4 6stSe1sS
eea ~ shsiae y 1--we"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

PAN Exovon. - Tho Montszuma ks>
psbl;can says: I'VE would not have per-
ecus as dIstsace understand from ous ad-
vsrtisisg columns that W have but three
dry goods stores In Montszuna, that Ne
have no drug stores, no grocery stores. nor
II faet great aAay other houses Of busi>
asss that do not represent themselves there
Ses such y not shs case. Bot that they do
nes advertise. Il plain end that they ars
losing money in more ways than one BY
sssA insetien 10 still plainsr." What the
RPsbliasn sAys. end says truly, may. Be
said Of more tewns than Aentexuma. Ia
this ags Of cumming prcgressioa., IN H.
tslliesat traveller. or any person picking "
psp9 publishsd u plscs no never hal
sssn, viii judge Of the business done Ia III
town BY glance Il its columns. lit hal
astarvsd and srampsd look - no advss
elssgnsues u large mercantile houses. NJ
msAtien Of big grocery stores. no attractive
column Of drug store etostsras, nothing
about what dealers are doing OF proposing
70 do Is but . natural conclusion 70
him to think, well there il dead town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

CO0oogloo0 Vcoore0A Chapacaer.
CuFUs them without rssortipg 70 1sscusy, lodiAO
&C., o. RSS but Ill.,
OneAx1c WEANMe, such - Seminal Wsaknsea.
Nocturnal and DiurlAl Kmissioss. brought q b
abuse Of the system, early ndscfetions, exsesseo o.
sntaiiea hsrsditsft!y, esusns Ices Of msmoy. eoes
viii 0ehes deobefabls osain Of eynptons osoo1o1 -
radically cured with an infAble neshed esvine ouch
tne and sHpense. 0leet, Gonosfhes, 0tsietufe. ~
gu disssses peculiar to the SEXES. Of private natass.
GA diseases OF the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become polsoned, producing
botches on the face, small watery blistess, pains IL
body, scrofula. together with endiess number of
euferings.
Dr. James is rssoumendsd BY the press generally.
til medical faculty and pro:essoss OF medical college,
be cured 0ftheee terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has justissusd revised. Improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR On Ven
sra Diseases peculiar 20 the sexee, with directions
and prescriptions fog self treatment.
SPKRnA1oRsuxA, caused by self abuse, sexual On
csse &C., IL fully trsated and viii not fail to arrest
the gttsntion Of the reader.
An important feature of the book 10 treatise upon
COnccptiOn-how avoided-and the necessity and
prOpriety. sometimes ~ 20 doing.
TIC various diseases peculiar to fesnaee are fully
treated and their remedies riven.
Tho Monitor IL printed upon fine papef, neatly and
subs1 antiay hcnnd containing 2JO pagce, and Il b
intended az book. be- kept for private reference
and consultation. 1t is mu!.gm 10 parvo-mueh u
the smallest spsce. Buy ttl Read ~ The book will
injure none, but beneds an-Thc old and young OF
Address, d. JAMES, P. o. b. ssx Chicago, NJ.
Dr. Jamss' Of1ce and Psrl0fs arc ct % Randolph
street. OF Dearborn street. Chicago. where -
eases pertaining TO HE speciality. Ones hours fUn
"a. N. tos p. n. Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

nELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives he.lsn
and yaor to the flame and bloom to the paid cheek
Debility L. accompanied By many alarming eymp
ton, tneanity epile optic ifs ensue [fehlds ris
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and lxPRovEn
Rose WASH secret and delicate die rsders In al
their stages, at little cxprnsc little or change In
Diet no inconvenis and exposure. II ie pleas
ant In taste and odof immediate In is action. and
rec from all Injurious properties. ffeh5-d&wIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

The Council Bluffs Nonparisl complains
Of the number of beggars in that city, and
says they are nearly all impostors and
very sensibly adds: II man or . wo-
man is able % travel hundreds Of miles over
the country on beg sing tour, they are able
to work also, and the sooner they are put
at 10 the better for all concerned"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-05
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER ~ RUsINgss.

Yesterday was one of the most sultry
days of the season. A rain shower set in
about 10 O'Clock am, which lasted but a
short time, and vas followed by a hot
and angry looking sun.
The stage Of the Ohio will be found IN
our telegraphic dispatches. At st.
Louis the Father Of waters is falling. The
Arkansas IS very higR.Snd about station
airy. White river $50 high, but fall
ing. At this point the rise will not ex-
coed two inches in the past tw~enty-four
hours, and we look for it to come to a
stand to-day. Should a rapid fall set in
now the June rise which we may look
for in about three weeks will not be felt
severely below this point. The river is
yet some six feet below high water mark
of this spring.
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LAM DIS
FOR SALE. =


WE have the pleasure Of placing on the
w market thOse very desirable and valuabte
lands. 50 well known to the commnnlty aSthe
Homestead Tract OF the late Seraleus Bun
tyn. Ekq, situated at the first station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, nve miles
east OF the city. The improvements with
about twenty acres Qfiandt have been re-
Gently sold 10 Huae F. Hill, ESQ who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
~ the trait, consisting Of about $50 acres,
has been laid of in lots varying in size rom
ave 10 ten acres, fronting upon broad aV-
epueS. and laid Oh so as to secure tn greatest
arnounf Of comfort. The trains Of the Mem-
nhfs and Charleston railroad afford the OFp0T-
fnnjtv OF going In ana cot ofthe city, from and
~ Rants MS Station, four times a aay,so a. 70
make a residences at This point almost as con-
vsnteut a. te 1--we IN the cityitselL
h Ichelce can nov be bad Of lets wholly or
part ia original forest. or in field,
In Exchange fer City Property.
sThe executors are dirscted bF the wan 10 sell
fhls place and Invest IN city property and we
will receive propositions TO exchange for eIther
Improved or vacant lotstn The city.
TIC ali parties looking Tor . SUBURBAN resi-
dence, We do not think aDy property more de-
stable can be found inaregard 70 healths ccA-
yepience or good neighborhoods within Inc
anne distance froIn the chg.
The terms will be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low 70 parties DESTROYS u bay
.iDg fgr Plans OF The subdiylaion
wiif ~ snoWu at orr Office
mvI7 R0YSTkR. IRRELEVANT GO.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS
DR.. VIM. EVERETT


IAN BE found s. Rooms No. 8 and q sentn-
ern House, corner OF Main and BeaL stls.t
where ne is prepared 20 treat anu -
an ladies having diseases peennLo ~, 80
al can be relieved, no matter how severe tns
80. or OF how long standlngi ana ABOVE a.
Others he desires those eases MLLon
.PRONOUNCED LNCDRABLE
81 Diseases OF children viii also receive e-
pecial attention.
DE NOT DECETyED.-READE
hsf Won have had the sad misfortune 10 con-
100 Inc accursed disease, known a. veneua,
in ANY form, you can be cured q care not an
what stageiI may pfesens 1lseI MhegnS1 : 8ng
one solitary grain ofmedicine. After ten year
of losefuvestiEatiOn and practical eEperlenes,
Il an convinced that internal treGtmenh loL
the purpose Of efecang a permaneAt
OF syphilitiC diseases Is useless ah0 u.s.
in a large proportion Of cases
Whife uuder my msihod OF external mstts1-
ton, which Is pleasant and agreeAnle 70 49,
patient 1 defy cemPetition Wiz ans 81
speedy and permanent cufe-WhlcnA gu4IAn
tee in All cases u making this imPortant iaet
known to the public. wish % state thar an
= rscnIar nrarf5Honer ofEGedscines hat am
gr7dnare or the MediCalahepartnent Of Ans
University OF Louisville, Ky, and That my
method OF treating these diseases bascost years
o. deem study and closesObservaUon,
An diseases or the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
VT AhN-a"k
and second. hespSSll1ly I'm
mySlm
mr.. G. SPIEGEL. graduate OF me
bast medical schools 81 EnrQpe @o the
Ifni.ed states a member Of the puncipai
~ -Firal societies in those countries, has prac-
rfced medicine I'm Memphis for the last thirteen
vearS. and c0nunue % offer his professional
Services 20 the public, in the treatment OF a.
forms OF disease upon the most improved III
roDean methods. My vast colecuons o rare
medicines and surgical instruments, with a
lifelong experiences iE their administration
and use, warrants me in claiming a~supe1orty
over the more ordinary mElnOd Of treating Us
esses such IS CANCEE and II M0hSo every
dpscription. which I cure by Constitutional
treatment exclusively, no operation performed
bv the knife. Diseases OF the Ee lar ana
skin. -Consumptton n brOuchtsaaf ElrenmA
ftsm. NeuraiEia ScrDfuia, SYPHILIS e.
elect. GraNe. pies Dropsyt Eistuia name
in short. all Chronic Diseases, giving g.
pecisl attention 10 FEMALE DISEASES o.
every description. / am always E5a1F az
an times TO consult with nrst-class fnyA5ans
either bv letter OF in person, upon an ulse1
pertafuing 20 medicine and surgery. Medlclne
semi by express 70 all parts Of The world when
desired. -
Main snd second streets Memphis
Residence. No. 30 Union street. m1o I'M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-05
MERCHANTS,
Sale of Real Estate,
On Monday, june 80. 1857.

76s M D.-Isaac N. Moon VS.. VIM. P. Math-
ews: Chancery Court Of Memphis.
ny virtue Of an mteTlOcutofy decree IN TINS
% cause, [ viii sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the
citv Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNES. 1857,
between the hours of 10 am. and u m, the fol-
loving de cribed Real Estate, t0-wit: situate,
living aud being in Shelby county, state often
nessee; the first being in township l.rauge y,
west of the basis meridian, Chickasaw cesSlon,
aud being thai part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side Of the STATE lire dividing
the State of Tennessee and MISSISSIPPI, ana
eontainine ave hundred and forty acres, more
or less, commencing on the northwest %cornerof
said land and running south to said state hnes
thence east with said line one mile, thence
north to the northeast corner Of said section,
thence west othsssid first named corner, being
an OF said section, which lies in the 18Th civil
District OF Shelby county Tennessee; the other
tract being the south half OF section twelve ~,
township one Ql, range nine CD, west OF the
basis meridian OF the ChickasaW ceSsien-
lTERMs OF SALE-On credit of seven and
thirteen months. Notes with good security,
with interest from date, and & lien retained tin
payment of the purchase money. Equity oE
REDEMPTION barred.
AUGUsrON ASTON, Clerk andMaster-
mVb I'd
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
For the Memphis Appeal-l

For the Memphis Appeal
2 some.
ran me eenffy, Scathsrn zephyTsF
For nay soul Is Sad ana Iona
Wa1me adors from the islsfs adj
That my weary bark hath knoWml $3.50
In my gouthis delicious calm.
Aud LIES mOfniug s5eG tts seIaos
Like some oriental balm.
Pan me gently, Southern xePhyrs, A4
For Esy eyes are strangely dim,
And 1 scarcely hear the eeho
81 my youths celestial hymn
- FOR nay dreary course Is distant
From the h¥s lov'd Of Old, Fdftnet g
And around me nos are heating
a Surges pitfless and coIdf
Fan me gently, Southern zaehyrz,
Fer my soul - sad and lone;
Waft me memories from the islets Ew
That the golden past hath known .sa.
Where my feet have f9ndly fingered
Where the summer noWers I called
Oh the wild, dark sea Is failing,
And the storm OF ne b lulted.
Fan me gently, Southern zephyrsL
Oh the wealth of youth agaiut
How its sweet and potent visions
Snothe the banning Of NY brain;
Ard once more IN al their beauty,
Sunny dayHand hcurs are mtne-
And nv manhuodfs maSter-sorroW =
HURT ANTON
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PRONOUNCED
-piseases OF children viii also receive es-
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r1NANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY 4FrzAL|

OEEIIE OF 4hE DAILY
MENPHIs. June 4, 1857.
There is a very sensible esse in our
money market and our banks generally
report currency abundant No new
paper is taken, butrenewals are frequent,
in fact many of our institG lions are anx-
ious to renew. There has been no little
complaint concerning the policy adopted
in this city during the late, or we might
say, the present hard times, but we think
it could not be avoided. We suppose
thst fully D third Of the deposits Of the
city was locked up In paper, much OF
which was certainly not available. Had
our banks been more liberal and " run -
upon as it was for a short time thought
they would be, they would have been
compelled to go to the wall. By conf1n-
ing their discounts 70 such paper IS they
knew was unexceptionable, and holding
their currency well in hand, they acted
wisely, even If in doing so they might
seem to be ~ungenerous toward good U s
TONERS.
QWaS is offered in fair amounts and the
aggregate daily sales are very good. The
most Of that purchased by brokers is for
shipmeut, there being a very light local
demand. Buying at 35c selling, 364c.
Silver is not freely offered. In round
lots 27e is the price paid by brokers, but
in small sums we quote it at 26e.
County warrants are in good demand
at sSc buying selling st SOc.
Police scrip is quiet at IS to nc buy
ing; selling at soc.
City scrip is still active and excited.
Brokers offer from 81 to 66c, and sell at
zoe, at which figures about $1,000 was
sold during the day by q firm. They
are all however disposed TO hold.
There is but little doing in stocks and
bonds. The only sale we could learn OF
wss 5000 worth of Memphis and Ohio
railroad stock, which was purchased at
Toe. Other securities are dull and
nominal. Memphis and Little Rock
first mortgage bonds find no
sale Memphis and Charleston rail
read bonds, zoe; TeLIessee bonds,
with coupons, IS to zoe; Tennessee
bonds, new, IS 10 Zoe; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, no sale; Memphis
city D 50 90 soc; Memphis city
railroad stock, 35c.
Uncurrent money has not changed
since our last. 1t is firm in banks Of this
state but other banks are weak, with
SYMPTOMS Of a decline. Tennessee notes
are firm as follows:
----.r--n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-05

THE cHINGARoRA
-ANTI-NERV0Us
SMOKING TOBACCO !

THE C~HIxGARoRA TosAcCO yrows nom the
rich soil 81 the "a Orient" and Is DOssessed
81 a peculiarly delicious favor entirely IN
known % the tOhacc0s Of all other dimes But
ftsunprsceiented popularity has sprung nom
the fact TOT the entire ab~ence Of that deadly poi
syn Sdrata, which permeates every other tooae-
co. ard which is the one ard SO G cause Of the
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia. etc.
which most invariably. sooner or laser, follow
the Indulgence Of the pips and cigar. At
the recent aua'yzatiOn Of toh8ccu nom all
parts Of the world at the Academy ofScienees,
in Paris. the renowned chemist, NJ Lamou-
reaux, declared that whbe Enrcpean and
American tobacco contained fully eight per
cent, and the purest havana tOcacco nom two
to I'VE per cent OF Nic0na, the CHING AEOaA
did not contain one discoverable particle OF
that deadly poison, adrop Of when, extracted.
win destroy LIE.
Gnantities Of the CHESaARORA during the past
two years. and although We have been pressed
to supply The demand fE this de1cioes luxury
70 The veteran mOEe yet We are nov pre-
AIRED to offer It in unlimited quantities. an q
urice much lower thRn some American tohseco
Of q far inferior QaahEy
A c0nnotsseur has bus % smoke = Ameri-
can tobacco and cigars, which are Invariably
ehsmieaIy Favored. 4. be disgusfsd with the
MEDICINAL taste which leaves a nauseous. IN
b ealthv coalng in the meath, and IN time
Seldom fails to shatter the nervous system.
The natives OF the "ORrESTn smoke the
rom morn III night. from youth
TO age, and are happily unconscious OF tbs
ne veins OF the inhaler Of tie fumes 81 -
bz co containing Nicofia-
We invite every lover OF TIE weed 70 Try the
CHING KoH and guarantee unprecedented
pleasure in ins delicious favor.
sold svery where al Aa poun1
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In ExchangeI Tor City Property.
Harvest, Harvest, Harvest!

MOB SALE Low, 70 close Trust Decd
REAPERS, MOWERS,
CRADLES, sCYTHES
FnREsHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
And other Agricultural Irnplesnenta.
L OWEN, Trustee,
my2I m 800 FrOnt street..
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M.mnhis Lnu,her Narket
wagon and Carriage Material.

Corrected Daily by WOOdburn, smith & Co.
Nos. III and JIG Green street, st. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-05
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, June 1, 1867, s pm. J.
nrNERaL RuaIRESS.


There is but little change in the pro-
vision market. Mess pork and bacon
rule steadily, at our quotations. Coun-
try bacon sells ct about lc below our 1g-
ures and is in fair demand. Corn -
weak and declining. Hay is dali and
heavy. Oats also are weaker, with a
downward tendency. Flour is dull, with
few sales outside the local market, Meal
is tolerably active, but is not nrm st our
quotations. Apples are out Of market.
There is not much further difference in
prices to note, but the market is dull in
all things.
COTTON-The market was hardly as
active to-day as on yesterday, although
there was no falling of in inquiry. Hold
ers have advanced their views, owing TO
the small amount on hand, and the fast
sal it is in the possession Of those who
are not forced to sell, but can afford to
await events. Receipts this day, 2l3
bales. No shipments. Stock on hand,
II O5n bales.
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concentration Gives Strength,

nR f.. B. WALTON TENDERS BIS SEX
vices 10 the public in the treatment OF me
diseases Of females 50 OBSCURE are many q
uarfact1v 90 they simulate other diseases mar
fhTrfr1e cnaracteF is often overlooked OF mis-
taken prominent among these are, NeuragAa
n~sDsrssa that condition OF the system com
monIy called Nervous OF Rheumatic ana zen
erql Debility, this last is too often Out a sgnP
Tomo or some fnsfdiGus disease which Is sappl2g
fhr f~ouudanOnsOf life. To become expert N
f5e deTecfiou Of these and skillful in thelrUrsat-
menr. requires more labor and research naA
farfs induced him 10 devote himself 70 TINS
6r7uch of he profession exclusively, To those
frterSse "a ne wouid state that be has had the
- vaufsga OF the best medicsl schools aud eX-
Tensfve hospitals OF America; also a pracuce OF
more than twenty yesns in this his native state
ana in he tropfcS- where such diseases most
around. He is permitted also 10 refer 70 DTS
Pitmau aud Hopson, gentlemen VINO stand o.
serveday nigh in the prOlesslon once 10 -
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