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WE STILL LIVE! Rsn,s begged Of BY hum: Inn,
YOU'RE WANTED! LOOK HERE!

Agents, both male and female, wanted every
where to sell the PATENT IMPROVED INK hEs-
FRyOIR (by which from one to two pages can
be written wit hout replenishing with Ink, and
our Fancy and Dry Goods, etc. Can clearfrom IS
TO $40 a day, No capital required. Price 10 cts,
with an advertisement describing an article for
sale in our Dollar Purchasing Agency
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
EASTMAN a. KENDALL,
65 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass.
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT,

AS relief ever ready; as n killer Of pain, taken
For the relief and cure OF Rhet,,paic and Neural
Oic Affections, STdts Bruises, &C., IL Is unequall-
ed. II IL also most efiicacious, taken inwardly,
In the cure of Cholera, CTun,ps and Inins IN n.s
HoDvsch, L,1uTied, Dysepe1D, Cholera Brb'Is,
Cholera frNdntUrn, 6c., and Is without exception
the nsOa tconoerhd Iunacen the world Affords
HoYAMILY should be withoutit. Every TRAY
ELEK by land or sea should have bottle. MI
HERS and FARMERS residing at q distance
from Physicians should keep IL constantly on
hand. In case Of accidents, and sudden attacks
Of Stomach complaints, Its value cannot be es-
tlmated. Inquire for Mojor LANE'S INDIAN
LINIBfIJNJ, and take no other. PRICE, so Cts.
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail by
DeInas Barnes q Co., II Park Row, N. Y; Gale
4 Robinson, 1856 Greenwich n. Y: +. &. Wells
q Co., 1872 Fulton-st., N. Y; Chas. y. Crittenden,
38 9th Aye, N Y, and by respectable Druggists
through out the world. None genuine unless
signed by JOHN THoS. LANE, and countersigned
ed by J, r LANE g. Co. ProprietoTs, lOs Broad.
way. n Y. ss-Send for Circular.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31

RAIN.-The only rain we have had,
sutiicientto do any good, forseveaty days,
commenced falling on Monday morning
The long drouth had dried up the creeks,
and many of the wells in town dried up
weeks ago. The rain fell steadily all
day Monday, and continued with little
interruption through the night and yes
terday.
Among other good results of this rain
will probably be check to the fever pre-
vailing in our midst. ......... ~...-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31

CPENCERS COPIES, STATES, PENS INK,
- and Paper, at WESIS,
sel2-4w Opposite Bank Bullulng.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31

50 VIM. p. Frazier, repairing street by
public DulldlngS..............- l
" Isaiah Field, part pay for putting up
new building at Infirmary .....".....l7
" H. Welday, revenue stamps...""..:
" C. w. Carroll, costs in Brown and
" Thomas Garrett, whitewashing and
cleaning Jail.
q" R.M. Clark, Au'tor's fees in road cases
" same, Appraiser of G. o., Q. Il p, and
Il, K o. Il. II. R.'s....-.................".....
90 miscellaneous items ms..,...,,.................ll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31
PARIS EXPOSITION.
DeBTOe'S Hair Restorative.

Whiskers Made to Grow in from thirty to sixty
days, on the Smoothest Face.
FirM Pre.njam AWarded at Uts Parts Exposition.
The principle of this scientific discovery is the
action of the chemicals upon the ski and Its
power lies in vitalizing and developnSt the roots
of the hair 1t st mulatpS and causes q healthy
growth, being composed OF the same elements
which compose the hair. .
Vt is warranted to produce heavy coat OF
whiskers in from 30 to % days. to change grey
hair and whislers to their natural color in eight
weeks. 1t also sOftens the skin ana removes
tan, freckles and m6les.
So popular has this preparation become In
France that ii Is now Indispensable to COM
pete toilet.
Sent securely packed, to any address, ON re-
ceipt OF one dollar.
A liberal discount to the trade. All orders
W. w. MURRELL & CO.,
oc3l-6w Box l23, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Gifts for Christmas and
New Years!

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND Sill
YER WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED TO
RUN AND THOROUGHLY REGULA-
TED AT THE LOW PRICE OF $40
EACH, AND SATISFACTION
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I will attend a; the places Of holding elestIoDl
in each Township, for the purpose Of fScsIV pg
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8nsuranfe.
CINCINNATI HOME!
THE LEADING
Fire Insurance Company
Or THE WEST.

STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS:
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS AND WEALTHY
business MEN.
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Fire and Marine Risks Of the Better Class
taken at Reasonable Rates.
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r. j. Pollock, Infirmary Director..... 2
VIM. Caldwell, Infirmary Director. u
b. Nichols, e. II
N. Taylor, ..
Samson Green, for building culvert...
j. Kelsey, fixing road in Pultney TIP. 2
Ross J. Alexander, ex. Rep't Com'rs.
Il. f. Kennon,
Cochran and Alexander, for reporting
to Commissioners number OF free
holders within miles of Barnes
vile and Somerton Road...............
Samuel Wilson, bedding, &C., for jail
Samuel Kline,
Sheriff Umstead, for Hatcher farm....75
ID. G. 4 &. G. Neiswanger, express
charges and ight........................ II
Belmont Co. Agricultural Society,". Il
VIM. Douglass, pump for jail............
j. w. Milligan, fixing Co. Road, &C.. Il
Dr.J G. Tallman, physician for jail.
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Fourteenth Quarterly Report Of the First
National Bank of st. CIatrsvi1e, Ohio.

Sho,cino us condition on the morning Of NE JlrA
IAoroLoy Of October, 1867.
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@ltsffIIaufnus.
TAXES FOR 1867.

THE RATES or TAXATION IN BELMONT
each One Hundred Dollars ~ valuation!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-26

ny virtue OF for Trust Deeds executed bv ]
/ ID and NJ Flabe't " to-. Aston, Trustee, an
| the powers OF sale thereiR conferred, and 3,
/ virtue OF the decree OF the County Court Q
| Shelby county, Tenn substituting me as Trus
and comforting upon me all the pOwens, etc.
l conferred upon said Aston under and by viz
1 tue OF said Trust Deeds, (which said TTus
/ Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are duI
rsgistRred in the proper o61cesl, for the uurposi
/ of paying the debts therein mentioned, 1 vii
ON Saturday, the 1st day Of June, Hs6z
at the southwest corner OF Main and hadisos
| streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell a
public auction the following property, tO-wit
Lots Nos. s and q, fronting each IS feet OF
Wellington street, in said city Of Memphis
Tenn., and running back each l0 feet, beins
the sane two lots thus numbered and designa
ted in the division Of the 1urley property.
Also, a certain trart OF parcel Of land iyiuc
and beng IN the county Of shelby and Stale q
Tennessee, ABOUT i've miles southeast 81 Mem.
phls. near the Pigeon RoOstr Osd, and bounded
as follows, tO-wit: Beginning az the south side
links along the hae Of the Pierson tact TO 3
stake, thence west with the line Of said tract !
chains and 80 link 70 q stake thence north s
chains and 81 dnks TO the south side Of Dunn
avenue, thence siong the south side az ssi5
VENUE 7 chains and 50 links to the Beginning
known as Lot No. 20 or the Subdivision OF ne
owen s farm, as per survey made by NJ. A,
Kerr, on 18th Of May, ls56, Rnd containing q
Also. the undivided half Of SIX Lots situated
in the town % Corinth, Miss, in the west hali
OF Block No. S0i, commencinE at the south
west corner OF said block and running thence
north $50 feet with the western Inc OF said
block.
Also, s4Oacres Of land ia Crittenden county,
Ark, composed OF the following parts Of Sec
tons ali in Township s, Range ), to-wit;
quarter Section =. 4.
South half northeast quarter Section n
East half OF southwest quarter Section p
northwest quarter OF southwest quarter Sec
ton 2.
North half Of northwest quarter Section n
Northeast quarter Section y and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton n.
Also, SIS D-l00 acres lying IN Gross county,
Ark, in Township 10, north Range 1 east. and
composed Of the following parts Of Section J.
In said township and range, to-E1t.
West half Of section 7.
West half Of east half OF Section Z
Northeast quarter Of souiheastqaarter Of Sec
d title to the foregoing property Is believed
to be good, but l viii sell and conyey only as
TrRs9s OF sALKLOne-haf cash, balance IN
stx months, with interest, and Trust Deed to
secure said deferred payment
EQUITY of redempt ON waived.
myStd J. I. PEYIoN, Trustee.
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tons as a whole that It would be difficult
to-day to find in that state one man for
every 500, 900, 900 who has grown rich
by working the mines. Mining Is to-day,
as 1t always has been, q fascinating fllu-
sion ; and a complete abrogation OF all
taxes and restrictions upon mining en-
terprises and the repeal of all charges at
the mint, would tend TO develop the
country and enhance its products. The
present tax levied upon foreign bullion
naturally drawn to this country for as
saying, refining and coinage, amounting
to one and q half per cent. on gold and
two and a half per cent, on silver, has
the effect TO repel the product Of Mexico
and British Columbia, and to force them
into other channels. The coinage Of
money is anecessity Of the government
and abenefit to the entire community,
and its expense should not be DO. ne By
the few who produce the material. Other
governments have long since restricted
their mints to coinage only, and If the
secretary Of the treasury will contract
with private refiners for an exchange of
crude for refined bullion, and throw the
small expense Of coinage upon the treas
ury, the results which will arise in the
reduction OF the price Of gold and the
consequent advance ia our national secu-
rites viii much more than compensate
for the loss of revenue from this source.
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NO L.
c HIN cAR0RA
-ls ANTI-NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO !

UyHE OHISGARORA TOBACCO grows from the
rich soil OF the ORiENT.n and Is possessed
Of n peculiarly delicious favor entirely IN
known to the tObacc0S Ofa1 other clmes. But
its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
the factOf the entire Absence OF that deadly poi
son Nic0ttR, which permeates every other tobac-
co, and which Is the one and so e cause OF the
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc,
which most invariably, sooner or later, follow
the indulgence OF the pipe and cigar. AT
the recent analyZatiOn OF tobacco nom all
parts Of the world, at the Academy of ScieDces,
in Paris. the renowned chemist, NJ. Lamou-
reaux, declared that while European and
cent. and the purest Havana tobacco from two
TO i've per cent Of Nieotin, the CHuSGSRoEA
did not contain one discOverable particle of
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
viii destroy life.
Our agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large
quantities. ofthe CRTNGARoEA during the past
two years, and although we have been pressed
TO supply the demand Gr this delicious Iuxury
to the veteran smoker, yet We are now pre-
Jared 10 oder It in unlimited quantities. At n
price much lower than some American tobacco
OF q far inferior quality.
A connoisseuE has but to smoke the Ameri-
can tobacco and cigars. which are Invariably
chemically favored, 20 be disguised with the
medicinal taste which leaves a uaugeOus, IN
{ ealtby coating IN the mouth, and in time
seldom fails TO sAatter the nervous system.
The natives OF the "ORIEsT" smoke the
CHISGARoRA from morn till night, from youth
TO sge, and are happily unconscious OF tbs
Wild, distressing IRE which courses through
the veins Of the inhaler of the fumes Of to
bA co containing Eic0tia.
We invite every lover Of the weed to try the
and guarantee unprecedented
pleasure In its delicious flavor.
Sold everywhere ct 81 a pound.
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SheTiT''s Sale

DY virtue OF an execution to me directed
D from the shelby Circuit Court in favor III
Henry Laird VS. A. J. Montgomery, W, H
Order, et al, I viii proceed 10 sell, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash. the GLOWING
property, tO-wit: The interest OF said W. III.
Order in the Hydraulic Press Brick Machinery
with two Horses each n Harness for eacr,
four Carts with one Mule each and Harness, ali
the Buildings and SHEDS erected sn the ground
at said Brick Yark. ard Four Hundred Thou
saDd Brick already burned on the ground.
levied on as the property Of W. H Order 70
satisfy this execution.
Second 10 a former levy made by ]. H. Swan.
Deputy Sheriff.
sale same date as ahoye-
p. n WINTERS, Sheriff.
By o. LANGsroS, Deputy Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEHPBIs, May Is. 1851, s pm.
GENERAL RrerNEsa

- a - II
MEMPHIS, May Is. 1881, s pm. }
GENERAL BUSINESS.
There was soothing OF general interest
transporting in the general markets to-
day. Trade, as 3 general thing, is re-
markabiy duh In every department, the
demand being restricted to the immedi-
ate wants Of buyers. Merchants are
making but little effort to press sales,
Cash, or as near cash as possible, is now
the basis of every transaction, and the
mercantile and financial affairs OF the
city are being managed with healthy
caution.
COTT0N-There was a very fair in
quiry to-day for all grades and liberal
sales. The amount of cotton on hand
has been very generally overestimated,
and when il was found by actual count
that the stock was less than supposed,
buyers were more anxious to fill their
orders even at better figures. Receipts
for the day, 81 bales; shipments, 600
bales. Receipts for the week, HOS bales /;
exports, 2S08 bales. We raise our quota
Nfawu -, 81 E-WAl.
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IElTPHTS APPEAL.


gta THINGS THAI NEVER DIE.
The pure, the bright, the beautiful,
That stirred our hearts In yonth, IllF i
The impulses OF Wordless prayer,
The dream Of love snd yoHth,
The longipgs after something lost
Tee spirits yearning cry. aa.tffE
The strivings after better hopes EEfE M
These things can never die. hd
The timid hand stretched forth to AID
A brother In his need.
That kindly word In griefs dark hour
That prove the friend indeed;
The plea OF mercy softly breathed
When justice threstens nigh;
b sorroW OF the cOntrite heart
THESE things shall never die.
The memory OF clasping hand,
The pressure OF q kiss,
And AL the trities sweet aud frail
That make up loves first bliss;
II, with a nrm, unchanging faith
And holy trust on high.
Those hands have clasped, those lips have met
These things shall never die.
The cruel and bitter word
hat wounded as IL fell. y
The chilling want OF sympathy
We feel but never tell; enua1
The hard repulse that chills the heart,
Whose hopes were ~boundingh sgh.
In an unfadlng record kept
These things b never die.
Let nothing pass, for every hand
Must ind some work to do; Hr
Lose not a chance to strengthen love,
Be firm, and just and true, ~
So shall a light that cannot fade,
Beam on thee from on nigh, r
And sngel voices say TO thee,
These things shall never die.
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Ghancery Sale of Real Estate,
On Monday, June Sd, 1867.

76a n. r D.-Isaae N. Moon VS.. VIM. p. Math-
ews: Chanoery Cou OF Memphis.
DN virtue Of an interlocutory decree in this
d cause, I viii sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, IN the
citv OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1851,
between the hours Of 10 am. and u m, the fol-
lowing de cribed Real Estate, to-wit; Situate,
lying and being in shelby Ounty state Of Ten
nessee the first being in township I. range g,
west OF the basis mcmillan, Chicsasaw cession,
and being that part OF section thirteen which
lies on the north side OF the State line dividing
the State OF Tennessee and Mississippi and
containing I'VE hundred and forty acres, moro
or less. commencing on the northwest corner OF
said land and running south to said State line,
thence east with said line one mile, thence
north 70 the northeast corner of said section,
thence west TO the said first named corner, being
an OF said section, which lies in the ash Civil
District Of Sheiby county, Tennessee; the other
tract being the south half OF section twelve ft2l,
township one %, range nine (8l, westof the
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cessien.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit OF seven and
thirteen months. Notes with good security,
with interest from date, and a lien retained tai
payment Of the purchase money. Equity OF
A6GUsToN ASTON, CLERK and Master.
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other SwindIeI
MISSOURI AEB KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
-
Only LEGAL LOTTERIES INeB. S.

TNHEY are drawn under state Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY fEAhS.
Bonds must be q are deposited Win Us
Collector as Security.
The prizes are drawn IN public by two svorn
Commissioner appointed py the stale.
p RIZ ES ALL GAS H.
There are tgo STATE aSt each oays and
two Havana Drawings each month.
DraWfng can be seen two hours after pur-
chase Of tickets
One-balf tie Tickets are Prizes. "
Prizes RAID on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 20 $40 accoraing TO Scheme.
.Przes s. 20 sl09,0oo, according % ecbeme.
Principal Agent, GEO. W. VAN NOAST, No.
20 jefferson street.
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C0ncenlratiOn Gives Sirenglh.

nR. r. B. WALTON TENDERS his SER
IL vices TO the public In the treatment OF the
diseases Of females. SO obscure are many o.
these. 80 canricious in their manifestations, so
perfectly 90 they simulate other diseases, that
their true character is often overlooked or mis-
taken. prominent among these are, Neuralgia
Dvspepsia. that condition or the system com
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, and Cen
eral Debility. this las is too often but q sy1np-
TOM Of some insidious disease which is sapplng
the foundations OF life. To become expert in
the detection Of these aud skilul In their treat
msnL, requires more labor and research lhan
facts induced him 10 devote himself TO This
branch Of Ihe profession exclusively. To those
INTERESTED he would state that be has had TIE
ADVANTAGE Of the best medical schools and eX-
teusive hospitals OF America. also a practice Of
more than twenty year In this his native state
and in the tropics, where such diseases most
abound. He is permitted also 10 refer to DIS
Pitmau aud HOpson, gentlemen who stand de-
eervedly high fn the Profession. Office, No. 80
Main street Residence, No. ~ Linden street,
Mewuhis Tenn. my5 I'm.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER. AND BUSINESS

Rain fell with but little intermission,
from 8 very early hour yesterday morn
ing until late in the afternoon. Onr
streets aud levee are covered with mud.
Business was almost suspended and
our local packets got away with poor
trips. 50
The Ohio was at a stand at Louisville
on the oath, and was no doubt, falling
yesterday il the rains did not again cause
a swell. At st. Louis " big muddy"
still slowly rises. At this point the de-
cline goes on bravely. The fall during
the past t~weRty-four hours being six
inches, and the total fall not less than
eleven feet.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. Nav q 1877.

MEMPHIS. Nay ., 1857. J
The paucity of business and the
weather caused financial affairs TO seem
more than usually dull to-day. Gold Is
steadily declining, both in New YORK
and this market. The opening rate here
was 35!e, but brokers offered only IS to
36e towards the close of the day.
Silver is offered in small lots. Buying
at 26 to &c. so
City scrip is dull at so to SIC buying,
snd SIS 10 56c selling. One sale Of SLIGO
was made by a broker at soc.
County scrip is in demand at So to SIC
buying. Selling at 80 to 92c.
Police scrip is dull at zoe buying. Sell
ing ct 70 to soc.
Exchange is offered in excess Of the
demand. Our banks buy at to on for
eastern, and sell at par to premium.
New Orleans is bought at discount, and
sold It par.
In stocks and bonds we have to report
a sale of 100 shares Memphis and Charles
I ton stock st SIC. A small sale Of Mem
phis city bonds was also made at size.
We quote others dull ane nominal.
Memphis and Ohio railroad bonds,
Is to 20c. Memphis and Little
Rock first mortgage bonds, no
sale Memphis and Charleston rail-
read bonds, zoe; Tennessee bonds,
with ~coupons. IS to zoe; Tennessee
bonds, new, IS 10 zoe; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bends, no sale; Memphis
city coupons, 50 to 55c; Memphis city
railroad stock, SOC
There is little hsenation in uncurrent
money, Bank of Tennessee is in less
demand, and has a tendency downward.
Other banks are firm.
TENNESSEE BANKS.
Bank of Chattaaoogsl0 Merchants Bank 30
e Middle Tenns0t Planters 81 qs
9 old is'se-S southern I" 20
W. Tenn.--.0 Shelbyv1Ile a IA
City Blk Nashville-.-@ Traders " 80
Commercial Bank-psr Union h
We Iearnthat the Western and Allan.
tic railroad paid into the treasury of the
state Of Georgia the sum of $50. 900 for
the month Of April.
The appearance in New York of a con-
siderable amount OF new coupon 5-2Os of
1892, is issued from the treasury within
the last ten days, is attracting attention
among the dealers in government securi-
ties, and they are at loss to account for
them. The secretary Of the treasury has
no authority TO issue new bonds of this
description, the original limit Of the 1852.
issue was exceeded by about fifteen mill
hons, anu congress nau 70 legallZe the
excess, since which time nothing further
bias been enacted respecting this class OF
bonds. Some persons, suppOsing that
Mr. McCulloch might be exchanging
registered bonds Of 1852 for ;
wrote to him asking whether he was
willing to make such an exchange. so
which he replied in the negative. saving
that be had no authority o do 50 under
any act OF congress. 1t may be, never
theless, that he is exchanging registered
bonds of 1852, originally deposited bv
national banks as q basis OF circulation
which the currency bureau, for new
coupon bonds, and receiving in their
stead 5.2Os Of the new issue Of 1865.
The mines of the state Of California
ana the adjacent territories have, for the
past seventeen years, produced an aver.
age Of S60,00O,0U o per annum, or an az
gregate Of 81 ,000,0 900 Of bullion and
yet so remunerative are mining opera
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-26

nR. 9 SPIEG EL, graduate Or ne
IL best medical schools OF Europe ans the
Uni-ed STATES, and member Of the priHclpai
u edical societies In those countries has prac-
decd medicine in Memphis for me last thirteen
years, anC continues o Oner bis professional
services 10 The public, in the treatment OF al
forms Of disease upon the most Improved Eu-
ropean methods. Aiy vast collections OF rare
medicines and surgical Instrument with a
lifelong experience IN their administration
aud use. warrants me in claiming a superiority
over the more ordinary method OF treating dls-
essas such as CANCEL and TUMORS Of every
description, which I cure by constitutional
treatment exclusively, no operation pe~rtorfne-
bv the knife. Diseases Of the BYE, Ear and
skin. CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis, Ehreuma-
tiEm. Neuralgia Scrofula. syphilis, structure
elect, Grave. Piles, DrOpsy. Elstula IN anei
In short. all Chronic Diseases, giving Is
pscial attention 20 FEMALE o.
every description = am always rsAdE AZ
All times 70 consult with drst-clsss PhySlcians,
either by letter OF In person. upon all diseases
~Vseltalning 10 medicine aud surgery Medicine
sent bv express to all parts OF the world, when
desired.
OFFICE-No. e, south side Monroe, between
Main and Second streets Memphis.
RaEFTEura No nHf Union street. mNs I'M