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Attachment Notice.

Louis Gronauer VS.. Anderson Hunt Attach
ment suit before ). A. Moore, J. z.
Louis Gronauer VS.. John Hunt. Attachment
suit before 5. a. Moore, IL.
A FF1DAVfT for attachment having been
~ made In this case IN pursuance OF section
a55 OF The code % Tennessee, and attachmeRus
having IS ued ag9inst the estate OF the above
nansd ~deiendants Tor the sum OF Sl66 92-iU0
against John Hunt and $40 1870 against An
dsrsoH Hnnt Cue by account, q have been
returned levied, etc, u Is therefore ordered
before the 9TH day Of February, Is6T, TO plead,
answer or deinur 70 the said plaintiffs CON-
pant, or he same will be taken for confessed
aEd the case set for hearing ex-rarte. and that
soopy q this order he published once q week
lof Tour consecutive weeks IN the Memphis
AFFE1L :. A. MOORE, Up.
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SEEDS

rom the Pontiac Jacksonian.l
The seeds OF all the noblest plants
rake longest lime TO gov
TEe acorns lie for many weeks
Before raeir first leaves
And children who have sOwn them ocEse
And look about their bed,
And say. becsuse they lie 50 long
"Our acorns must be dead.
But when they SOW their mustaru SEED
They need not wait 80 long, -
In but a week, like rank Noung Weedf -
Il grows up green sud strong.
Dear flithful heart, an~ng the seeus
A lesson thou caust find;
For growth's great laws are Just the same
IN Them rs in the mind.
Thine acorus own so long ago,
and watched SO long with tears,
SIN 10 fair spreading oaks sinai Grow
In spite Of all thy fears.
sun wait in faith for naughtlS dead
Ofall that thou hast SoWui
BE not a child who roots up secus
To see that they have grown.
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Non esident NOtice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, TeHn.
No. 20 n. r. D. $50 H. O.-Gayoso Savings IN
stitution VS.. Arthur Council CT al
TTappearing from affidavit in this cause tina
/ the defendant, Arthur Connell l. a non
resiceut Of the State OF Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that he n AXE his ap
pearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
CITY Of Memphis Tenn. on or before the fins
Monday in April, 1857, and plead, answer o.
demur TO complainauts bill. or the same viii b,
taken for confessed, as TO him, and Het for hear
ing ex parte, and that a copy of tlls order bi
published once a week Tor four Successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
A copy attest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
+ n. Estes, sol. for complainant
February %. 1867. fe1H law4w
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TnsOIrent Nntice.

Chsncery Court Of Memphis, Nov. Term, 1886.
l$jT-N. y. D.-James a. Harwood. Admins
traitor OF William +. Eddius, deceased, vs..
virginia Eddlns, Thomas b. Eddins, ct al,
the widow. heirs AT law, distributes and
creditors OF said Nm. Z. Eddins, deceased.
I y this cause it is ordered by the Court that
i the County Court o. She by Comfy. Tennes-
see, be entoiued from taxing any further steps
IN the administration Of the cstste ef said Id
aims that said administration be transferred
10 his Court, and O estate administered upon
as nsolvent; thst all creditors, or those calm
ing 10 be credi ors, whether b. note, account,
decree or Judgment both resident snd nom
resident, De restrained from prosecuting their
claims, otrerRtSe than under lids proceeding.
n is further ordered, thar all creditors do prove
and ME their Claims with the Clerk and Master
OF This Court, an make hem elves parties 10
this suit on or before the second MOnday IN
May, 1867, and that q cops OF this order be pub-
hshed for SIX weeks IN the Daily Memphis Ap-
PEAI and Avalanche. and in The newspaper
published at Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUSTOE ASTON,
Clerk and Masler.
- December 2. ISsR. deco d6w
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MEMPHIS APPEAL


The following beautiful lines we republish by
special request. THY were produced during
the late war soon after Gen. Beauregard's de-
into cannon
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~Ahnchmenf Emit.

Law Court OF Memphis.
Lindauer, Arnold & Co, plaintiffs, vs.. y. Z.
A. r. Mason, defendants.
FFIDAVIT for Attachment having bee;
n made In this case in puIsaanGa OF sectiCl
80 Of the Code OF Tennessee and Attachnen
having been issued and returned by the props
officer Levied, &C." On this property Of tn
defendants, \. f. < A. !. Mason
1t is therefore ordered that sale defendant
appear at the Court House in the city OF Mem
uhiS. Tenn, on or before the second Monday il
Juue next, and defend this suit, Or the SAINT
will se taken Tor confessed as 10 them, and th'
case set for hearing e Y pa@te, and that a copy o
this order be published once a week for fOu
consecutive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
Copy, BY MASON HYDE, D.. {.
D. Notion, attorney for plaintiffs
February 10. I.f7. feo2l law4we
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Attach1ne1lt Notfce

Before John C. Creighton, up.
J. J. Hhoon vs.. y. &. Cain.
THE defendant in the above entitled cause
L viii take notice that an attachment bas
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that hei anon-resident OF tho state OF Tenpes-
zee and the case set for hearing at my onicefn
the city Of Memphis, on the 18th dsy OF Feb
ruary. 1867, when and where be can appear and
defend said suit OF the same viii be proceeded
with eN paIte; and that a copy OF this order he
Published encs o week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily appeal.
JOHN c. CREIGHTOS, J.P.
Memphis, January q, 1854. ianD iaW4W
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The kansas Legislature and the Paeia.

TOPEKA, February IA special dis
patch from Topeka, dated the 18th inst,
states that the senate committee to
whom was referred the letter Of Judge
Usher on the power OF the state to regu.
late the fare on railroads and to tax theil
property, viii submit q report tomorrow
morning, ia which they claim that the
Pacific railroad has no legal existence
Is its charter was granted by the bogus
legislature Of 1865. And even if that
hody had the rightful authority, which
fhey deny, the company did not comply
with the conditions imposed by il. The
committee disclaim any desire to take
advantage Of this state Of things, or to
fstter the company by adverse legisla-
ton; bat when its attorney attempts 20
dictate 10 the state, then 4 is the duty OF
the legislature to make public the true
status Of the company.
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connseated Cotton Statement.

IL appe2rs rom q %
4he secretary OF the treasury that the
~5,w proceeds and sales Of the captured
s.d abandoned cotton in the rebel states
See =7BO00. The proceeds Of sales OF
~seeliaaeOus property raise the total 10
set1,4 o0O. Total disbursements S9,3lG-
Netproftt to United States Of nearly
tASe ber of bsles Of cotton collected as
Sooed lfaS0; number released 10
heAnS1oo7 number bales collected as
oNhels ISIS: number received by
eaptu-e ,rener. cotton agent, and from
rm9h ss 45i2: number stolen from
otnss IA. and number burned wilhelm
l,suas Of agents. 1917
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-26

Melt the bells. melt the bells,
Stnfh tinklinC on the plaint
And ransnute the evening chimes
Iato wars sounding rhymes,
Thatthe invaders may be slain
BY the bells.
Melt the bells, melt the bells,
That for years have called 20 prayer.
And instead, the caunOD's roar
shall resound The valleys DER,
That the Zoe may catch desp-ir
IRON The bells
Melt the bells. melt the bells,
Though it cost a tear 10 nart
with the music they have made.
Where the ones We loved are laid
With pale cheek and silent heart
Meath tie bells.
Melt the bells. melt the bells,
Into cannon vast and grim,
And the foe shall feel the Ire
FROM its heaVing lung ofhre,
And we'll put our trust in him
And the bells.
Melt the bells melt the bells
And when the Zoe IS driven 9aekr
And tie lightning cloud o. naf
shall roll thunderless
Nc will melt the cannon BACK
Into sells.
Melt the bells, melt the bells,
And they'll peal a sweeter chime
And remind of all the brave
Who have sunk 70 CORY grave
a,1 viii sleen through coming Time
Meath the bells.
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fnr.dnr- March 9Th A n. 1871

ta@N - 10y @@NN
IN front Of the Courthouse, Greenlaw block,
Memphis, Tennessee, sell al Public Auction, for
cash, TO the highest bidder, the following prop
cry, tO-wit AL the property conveyed TO the
undersigned IN sad deed, and especially to-
wit a certain tact ofland. in said county and
State, IAN Civil District Of sid county, south
east OF and near to the Ciiy of Memphis,
byunded a follows: Beginning at n stake or
point on the cast side OF College street, two ~
chains south Of the point where walker street
and said street interssct, Rs iaid down on &he
map ufthe CITY OF Memphis and its enyirOns,
by h. W. Fucker, thence east and parallel with
Walker street, along the south line OF "a lot OF
one and a half acres, 20 Il by Al. Montgomery
TO he Rev Dir. Drune, seven chains and nfty
Inks TO a stake. the southeast corner Of said
Draues lot, thence north two chains TO a stake
in the south line OF Walker street, thence cas-
with the sOuihline OF Walker street. two
east line and nCrtheast corner OF the original
twenty acre tract OF land 900 70 the said \. ].
Montgomery by Solomon R1zell, by deed OF
February p iSl2, recorded in the Register Of
fee Of said county andStat thence south with
the east line NJ said twenty acre tract. four
chains and Dinety-sevcn inks 10 q stake.
thence west, one chain and seYenty-Gve links
TO a stake, Mrs. ovens northwest co. Ser.
Devlin's northeast corner, thence west with
the north lin OfS1id Devllu. eight chains 20 =
stake on the east line OF College Atreet, thence
north with the east line OF Said College street.
two chains and ninety-four links to TIE begin
ming containing 3 S5-lO0 acres, rs surveyed .
and also one lot Of ground in the town Of Pom
tJtOc, CouutF Of tOutOtOC, State OF MiSSisgippi.
containing about three f8i acres OF ground,
being all the real estate OfEaid Montgomery. in
said town, for a more particular q. count OF
which, g S-l0 and acre lots. reference Is made
10 saic deed CftruSt. Title believed to be good.
Right OF redemption waived. Convey oHly as
trustee. sale at 10 o'clock AM.
LUKE W. FINLAY,
HEnH HME 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-26

The annual official volume Of Irish
criminal statistics has just been pub
lished, and il presents a very favorable
view Of The condition OF the country.
As the state OF the case may best be
judged Of by comparison, the compiler
Of the volume has taken pains TO show
how stand the figures for Ireland and for
England in reference to this subject.
There were four persons executed in
Ireland during the past year and twenty
IN England. The verdicts Of %cOrOners'
juries for murder were seventy in Ireland
and 267 in England. IL the English
ratio Of infanticides were to prevail in
Ireland, the number Of coroners' YER
diets Tor that crime during the past year
would have been ffty-fve 10 was only
thiriy-nine. II the number of iudictable
oTenses committed in Ireland were in
proportion 20 those committed in Eng
land, il would be twenty per cent higher
than 10 actually Is. Aud IL the criminal
classes in Ireland bore the same proper
ton TO the population that those classes
do in England, their present number
would be more than doubled. So that
Old Ireland shows up well ia this COM
parisOn. In political offenses the Irish
stand at the head Of the list, but every
one knows at whose door the blame Of
that fact i to be laid. Ireland need not
blush for L.. Those statistics teach.
among other things, this lesson that the
political troubles in Ireland.are not the
vngaries Of q turbulent and lawless peo-
ple. but are the results Of grieyous op-
pressions laid on a people VINO are natu-
rally peaceful and vIrtuOus.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

DVFRY article usually kept ~ DruRu5xfz can
II - found here. Ny stock "a an new snd
1rFsh- and such as can guarantee. To a. 80
zens OF Memphis. Planter, Mercbsnfs Phv-
sicians, and an VINO are in need OF MINI
N my line. l would lake this method or assu
ing them that their Cfuers Will be me- men
short notice aud with such articles ~ can bs
relied uPon. To those u my former patroaz
who have dealt with me up 70 the time i Wa
Of necessity compelled 10 sell out. i would
cordially AK = renewal q their acquaintance,
assuring snem mat our pass aud former deal
lnss IS only . guarantee 81 what the future VIII
be. PROMISING Always 10 do the best 1 an
Tbs PRESCRIPTION EPaRTaENT being
one OF the most Important braHche or the
AP9thecsry business, ana one that requires
skul and experience. VIII receive my personal
and during my ebsence VII be under
the control OF competent aud careful Apoth8-
carries, Accessible AZ all hoars day or night
Soliciting an exazninaton Or stock and prices
/ am, very respectfully. your um6le servant
Ia +. GOODYEAR.
Druggist and Apotlecarg. 80 Sesnad 81
dead IN Near Men ~ aeapAA Tsan,
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MEDICAL,

uALLi9hahh ElLLS are composed simply nf HeUrfn-
fe Medicines, They are Cdthartie Pills, acting
upon the Stomach, Lirer, and BOsreEs : containing
no Arsenic, Cal0mel Blue Mass, or any other Mineral
substance The great advantages the Proprietos claim
for these Pills Is that without the AID 81 Calomsl.
Blue Mas, or any other Minerals they viii cure the
most obstinate eases Of CHlLLS AND FEVFR.
DUNE AGUE PERIODICAL HEADACHE NET-
kALGLA, and al affections q a Ike character. Fol-
low the directions and you viii and they viii 90 u
inst Is claimed for them. Try one box, and their own
merits VIII recommend them ever ~anerwards. -
We have used GdGfghanss Pills, and have
never known them to fail to cure when the d-irectiaus
were followed, and unhesitadngly recommend thsE 10
public favor
Hon. n II. WATTS, Ex-GoV. 81 Alabama
E.d. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court Of Ala
tOBkKf DOUGHERTY, Judge 9th CircaIt
Of Alabama.
WM 6. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery Co Ala
HoN- ALEX B. CLITHERALL, MONTGOMERY Ala
Col JAS. II. WEAVER. .
" CRAWFORD BTBB.
Ma. T. A. BANKS, Com Merchant n. q. "a
~ MASON, So, Mayor WstumpkA Ala
ALAE L Woods, AIRY at Law, 200 Bidwas NY
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In the Chaucery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
n. Il d. I52 C l.. Brooks and wife, J. r
Potts and wife, aud Cthers, heirs at law Of
BEN. Williamson, deceased, W. VI. b. vii
hanson and others
/ \ this cause 10 appearing nom afldayit on
nle that the defendants Henry grimm, Gym
thia Grinin. Mary 4. Griffin and Joseph Griffin,
are NONRESIDENT Of the State Of tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they Go enter
their appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the city of Memphis, on or before the first
Monday in April, 1857, and plead answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or tine same will
be taken for confessed, as to there, and set
for haaring exparte; it is further ordered that
a co bof this order be published once a week,
for Tour successive weeks, in the Memphis
APPEAL.
A true c~opy-attest:
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
February Il, 1871.
Halium & Mulligan, solicitors fo' complain
outg fabTs Iarr4uE
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SMITH g.
Nom Resident Notice.

A TTORNE1S AT LAW, > Second street,
A Opposite GreenIaw Block, Memphis, Tenn.
Prompt a~ttentior given to collection Of claims
in West Tennessee. fehlT Gm
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale


AuFrAh-ya WaANA % ASOSs
IN pursuance OF a certain deed OF trust, made
Il and entered into by and between the Mem
pins building and Loan Association Andrew J.
Montgomery, A. Wright, Hezekiah Cobb. Cole
man bsyd, randy NJ. TTlce, and Luke W. Fan
lay, trustee, duly recorded in the Registers
office Of shelby county, Tennessee. in book No.
81, part :, pages Z, -, II, Is, J., Il, Is and 10, for
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI NrR
-AND-
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON



THE above Companies havs This day ap-
i pointed Col JOHN the joint
Agent OF Their Companies. to adjust al losses
and damages, or UvCr-ciarges arising on all
shipments over fEe two roads. aud 10 attend
generally 70 tbs business Of the roads IN
Mem phis.
Paities having business relations connected
with ship meut over 1neir road. VII call On toi.
Mc6uirk, at Memphis nud Charleston Railroad
office Memphis aud their business viii have
prompt attention.
SAN. TATF, Freaacnt II. &C. r.
A n. WsSI, esident 81 e. T. r
MEEPHfs, feo uafy :. l.6t teO I'm
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
TlRAINs leave Memphis Daily as follows, city
/ lime:
Through Express osundsys exeeptedl7 am.
lufouHh MAI pm
Somervile Accoulodafiun------&W pm.
ExPzE-s connect 81 Grand Jun-tlon with ar
ternoon train smith on Mississippi Central Rail
Jackson, Nieksburg. New Orleans, etc.
AT COzisTa Tor Okalona, Columbus, Mss.
Mobile. Ala. etc.
Ar DEoATUE for Nashville, Louisville, Gin
cinnati, etc
AT C-HArrAsooeA for all points IN Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina.
Washington, Baltimore. New York, elc.
MAI. counects at Decatur tor NashviIle
Chattanooga %eonnectic . ; same as above
Baggage checked through.
Ticket ONCE Nc. - Court street.
WI. TOSS. GsnT Supt.
W. L. DANLEY. General Ticket Agent.
f. o. NoEroS, Passenger Agent ian u
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STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

And are prepared at all times to do CONNER
CIAL. LAW, STEAMBOAT and RAiIittlAD
PRINTING, IN the neatest, cheapest aud best
style OF the ant.
Can aud examine our goods, styles and prices.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
RHEUMATISM.

Throughout this coast, great deal Of suffering
is experienced from Rheumats,n Weeks and
even months Of proracted and aggrieved misery
is endured by the victims OF medical inefciency
and Ignorance, which could be cured just as speed
lily rs was Mr.. Sparrow, whose testimony is Civ
en- below, and is only the echo OF hundreds OF
other cases Dr.. Bourne cures without medicines,
which accounts for his extraordinary success
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street entrance.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 6. 1851.
Dr.. BOURNE Last winter was nearly dead by
an attack ol intammatory rheumatism. / suffer
cd the most eXcrucating pains for about five
weeks. without any hope OF relief. when friend
hearing of my illness called to see me, and assur-
ed me if would stop "druggng and dosing"
and go to you that you would have me walking
about the streets in three days. Sure enough, al
though l was utterly helpless, and conveyed TO
your house in carriage, and carried into it hy
three stout men, and by them lifted into the bath,
yet on coming out OF ii largely assisted myself,
doing much towards dressing, and without assis.
tancc walked from the bath to the carriage. On
the fourth day, | discharged my carriage and
walked with friends aid the entire distance to
your house nearly mile and home again. and
so on until cured. l :et myself well man..-
And now am heppy to do you this little service,
of publicly certifying to the simple truth, leaving
it 10 do its work among my friends and acquain-
tanccs as may chance to see this. Iorr friend.
JOSEPH SPARROW.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
[From the Mountain Dcmocyaf.1

READ lr-We heartily recommend tuoyo
readers who may be suffering from Z
long standing, or RON complaints broug ..
from the use OF mercury. at some iolDl,
OF our lives, to read the advertisements .
Electropathc Institute. to be found in ~. ...-
tising columns. Dr. j. IL. Jossclyn, the JOS. ..-
Physician, has occupied that position -o.
years, aud taking into consideration the f..
all the Directors of the Institute are ali - rs.
men of high standing in the community. n .
he considered az proof OF Dr.. JoSselyN
that be has been retained in the position
Dr. Jossclyn is regular graduate aau ....
considered by competent judges to Ju u l..l
scientific and successful electrician in the
States; he will cure more than hali the ti-.. ..
that flesh is heir to without the use of ~ r.
cine whatever, but gi .es medicines in 4, c....
where il is deemed necessary but never l,e,,
thing but vegetable preparations. The
has been very successful in his reatAt
diseases incident to females, and enjoys I. I -.
larger practice in that particular line thar
other physician on the Pacific coast. Thl ~
t"pahic Institute is located on one Of .ho
popular streets in San Francisco, be r,'.
the reception of patients are ftte up lad
OF magnicencc never before attempted h,
medical establishment on this coast plA II,
stitute is rated in Syn Francisco as the JcH
the city,
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
- - -
MEDICAL.

DIPTlIER1A, is an exceedingly malignant in
~ flamaton Of the throat, with general depres-
sion Of the system. which progresses rapidly t. Il
fatal termination if it Is not relieved. This dis
case is SO active and so dangerous that l would
advise all persons who are attacked with it to
give this Medicine trial.
My Medicine may be used in any condition, or
for the youngest child. without harm. No per
son need fear TO swallow the Wash; it Is entirely
free from poison; but 1t is best in all cases to spit
out all the slime can be got up:
My Medicines are labelled, and none are gcnu-
inc unless my signature is attached to the same.
The medicines were patented August 10th, 1864,
by Mrs. NJ. A. Ragsdale.
present for the consideration of the public
the following
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12
cCNSU m PTlOM.
AN ESTING LETTER.

Very few persons. even among physicians
would have been willing upon any terms to have
been in the condition OF the writer Of the follow
ing letter on the llth Of February last. l will
anticipate somewhat his report of the facts by
saying hat on the 18th of August last he made
me visit, 1.-The very picture OF good health."r
Time which tries and proves all things has sul-
Rciently tested this case and shown that neither
relapse nor collapse have followed, the cure is
perfect. and can be cited among the scores Of
similar cases the result OF my improved mode of
treating diseases without medicine.
G.. NJ. BOURNE,
Water Cure Physician,
No. ~ Masonic Temple, Post street.
The Placer herald., 1867-01-12

MrDJCAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM. K. Doherty 8
,,o,;oo, and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
ovo no, to the welfare OF our State ana hcalth
If our citizens; and his rapidly spreading reputa-
.;oo although it may excite surprise, is but the
.;an,l of skill. and follows as the natural effect
s,ch cause. We are personally acquainted
,u;t, gentlemen who had suffered for years under
-,uon;c disease and who had taken advantage Of
arorv available means that promised relief, but
..;,hout success, until they called upon DR.. Do
..a.,,, wbo in an incredibly short space of time,
a..;von them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to
,.nrounce this fact, because the Doctor is gen
.,,.,,, ,vho seeks. not by defamation of others,
~ establish his reputation, or to rear the super
...,,,. ,re of his oen upon the ruin Of another's
s,ao Che Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
i, manner that mast be gratifying to all his pa
4;onts He examines, advises and recommends
'.a;,ho,t charge, and the patient after hearing
NJ. forms for treatment, can accept or reject at
,-,...,ro In no case does the Doctor make 4
ieN ,,r,ess he effects cure. This, he is able
Wv. ,ooo,se he feels the confidence which Dong
,o.reri.rce has gt'en, and no doubt the censola
y,or which cppertans to that confidence. Per
.ans oseicted with either acute or chronic disease
,,on,1 do we'll to consult the Doctor; at all events
.., IL, M harm, as for consultation he asks no
fee: nor does be Insist on coeo'ehce 70 hls ADVICE
,,u,.ss the potent places himself under his care.
11;a esoos orc on Sacramento street, opposite the
pacidc Mail Steamship oflice.-S. t. News.